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Forget rocky worlds like Earth and Mars.

New discoveries about icy worlds like Europa and Enceladus make them the ideal candidates

for the search for life in the Universe.

In fact there could be hundreds, or even thousands of times more worlds out there with ability

to support life.

Of course, there's a problem, how do we search for life when it's hidden beneath

kilometers of ice?

Decades ago, Mars seemed like the most viable place to search for life in the Solar System.

The Red Planet is cold, dry and airless today, but it certainly seemed to have liquid water

there in the ancient past.

Of course, wherever we find liquid water here on Earth, we find life.

At the bottom of the ocean, where the crushing pressures would kill us in a moment.

In steaming volcanic vents.

Beneath glaciers, deep underground, even huddled in nuclear reactor cooling tanks.

NASA's Mars exploration program has been following the story of water.

Opportunity and Spirit discovered evidence that Mars had liquid water in the ancient

past.

And the Curiosity Rover doubled down on that, finding minerals that indicate there was water

on the surface of Mars for a long time.

But then, long ago, the conditions changed, Mars lost its atmosphere, became cold, dry

and inhospitable to life.

It's possible that life could still be there on Mars, huddled underground in salty reserves

that prevent the water from freezing or evaporating.

But so far, scientists haven't found it yet.

This shows that life on rocky worlds is tenuous at best.

Too close to the star, or too far.

Not a thick enough atmosphere, or too thick, creates a world that's inhospitable to life.

And even if a world was, briefly a place worth calling home, main sequence stars are constantly

putting out more radiation, shifting the habitable zone farther out.

Think about how long Earth will be habitable.

Life crawled out from the oceans 430 million years ago, and planetary scientists estimate

we've only got another 500 million to a billion years before the Sun gets too hot

and boils the oceans dry.

But now we're discovering there are other places in the Solar System to look for life

- water worlds.

In fact, the number of these places, and the amount of liquid water on them is difficult

to wrap your brain around.

The Earth is a desert compared to the amount of liquid water that's out there in the

Solar System.

Europa alone has 2-3 times as much water on Earth.

And this life could be safe and sound, protected from radiation, meteor impacts and nearby

supernovae for billions of years.

Long after the Sun has burned out and faded away.

The first flyby of an icy ocean world came with the Pioneer missions to the outer planets.

Pioneer 10 captured the first rudimentary images of Jupiter's Europa in 1973, but

it wasn't enough to make out any surface features.

This was followed up by NASA's Voyager missions, which captured the moons of Jupiter in great

detail.

Io, Ganymede, Callisto, and especially Europa.

By the time the Voyagers arrived at Jupiter and imaged its moons, planetary scientists

were already starting to consider the implications that the tidal flexing might have on them.

The push and pull with Jupiter might keep these worlds warmer than would be expected,

for small worlds which should have frozen solid billions of years ago.

Voyager 1 passed the world at a few hundred thousand kilometers distant, but it was Voyager

2 that gave planetary astronomers their first close-up look at the world.

They saw a world, covered in ice, without the impact craters common on every other solid

world in the Solar System.

Something was constantly resurfacing the crust of Europa.

The brown streaks across the surface looked like cracks in the ice, where regions moved

around like plate tectonics here on Earth.

Could there be a liquid ocean beneath this icy crust?

If there's liquid water, is there life down there?

The discoveries made on Europa have been made again and again across the Solar System.

Enceladus, is the best example.

NASA's Cassini spacecraft discovered huge geysers of water ice spewing out into space,

and more recently, it turned up evidence that hydrogen gas is present in the water.

This hydrogen is the ideal nutrient for bacteria here on Earth, so it seems even more likely

that an ecosystem could be there, beneath the ice on many of these icy worlds.

Even more recently, astronomers discovered that Europa has the same geysers of water

ice found on Enceladus.

We're starting to see a pattern here.

One big mystery about ocean worlds was recently solved.

The smaller worlds like Enceladus should have frozen solid, years ago, even with the tidal

interactions with Saturn and the decaying radioactive material inside it.

In a new study in the journal Nature, a worldwide team of researchers including folks from NASA

have used data from Cassini to develop a model for how it could have kept liquid.

It appears that Enceladus has a porous, sponge-like core, which water is squeezed through by the

tidal interactions with Saturn.

By constantly cycling its water through its rocky core, Enceladus keeps its oceans liquid.

Maybe this mechanism is behind liquid oceans on many worlds.

According to Manasvi Lingam and Abraham Loeb from the Harvard Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics,

there are hundreds and maybe thousands of times more of these worlds than the terrestrial

planets we're looking for in the habitable zones of other stars.

The habitable zone is the region around a star where liquid water can be present.

Too close and water boils away.

Too far and water freezes and stops being useful to life.

That's why it's the Goldilocks zone, where it's just right.

But this habitable zone doesn't mean that any worlds within this zone are actually habitable.

In our own Solar System, Venus and Mars are within the habitable zone, like Earth.

But Venus had a runaway greenhouse effect, while Mars lost its atmosphere eons ago.

For a world to actually be habitable, it needs to have that perfect temperature where the

water is actually a liquid.

But the icy worlds discovered here in our Solar System already have that prerequisite

for life.

They're largely made of water, and they all seem to have some kind of liquid ocean

surrounded by a crust of ice.

Stars blow out solar winds of charged particles.

There's constant radiation coming from galactic cosmic rays.

Planets like Jupiter can generate deadly magnetospheres of trapped radiation around them.

But for these ice worlds, that's no problem.

Radiation can't pass more than a few meters down.

Again, according to Lingam and Loeb, the lack of sunlight is certainly a problem, so you're

not going to get the density of a biosphere that we have here on Earth.

There'll just be fewer organisms than a place like Earth.

And those lifeforms are more likely to be the simpler, single-celled bacteria than the

larger, complex lifeforms we have here.

But if you're looking for raw numbers, statistically speaking, they estimate that there could be

1000 ocean worlds for every rocky planet that exists within the habitable zone of a star.

Of course, detecting these worlds is going to be difficult.

You could search for hotspots on ocean worlds, but these could be volcanic hot spots.

The best solution is to go and drill down through the ice to sample the water beneath.

One of NASA's next flagship missions is known as Europa Clipper.

Scheduled to launch in the 2020s, it'll fly to Jupiter and its moons.

It'll then make regular flybys past Europa, as many as 45 over the lifetime of its mission.

During this time, it'll capture close up images and scientific data in the dangerous

radiation environment of Europa, and then speed off to safety.

It'll have the standard suite of cameras, mass spectrometers and other scientific sensors.

But one of the most interesting instruments will be an ice penetrating radar that will

be able to peer several kilometers through the ice shell to figure out how thick it is,

and if there are pockets of liquid water closer to the surface.

The potential for life to flourish on an ocean world has serious implications for the spread

of life in the Universe.

And we'll get to that in a second, but first I'd like to thank:

Domanic Santerre Geoff Trueman

Glenn Hall

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If there are thousands of times more water worlds out there than terrestrial planets,

that's really where the life is.

And these worlds will have completely isolated biospheres, cut off from their star.

In fact, a world like Europa, orbiting around a star like Jupiter, wouldn't care whether

there was a star at all.

The tidal interactions with the planet would keep the world melted, allowing life to survive

for eons.

In their study, Lingam and Loeb note that these kinds of worlds, with thick atmospheres

and subsurface oceans could float through interstellar space, continuing to support

life.

They calculated that if Earth was ejected from the Solar System into deep space without

the Sun, the oceans would freeze down to a depth of 4.4 kilometers.

But below that, in places like the Mariana Trench, life would go on in those subsurface

lakes, for eons.

Earth could drift through space for millions or even billions of years until it encounters

another star system and gets warmed up again.

Life for us might be relatively short lived, but life on Earth is here to stay.

We think about Europa and Enceladus as places for liquid water, but researchers think there

could be liquid oceans at Pluto, Eros, Sedna, any place that has a large amount of water.

Just there, there could be life on Pluto right now.

There's so much water out there in space, and it's the ideal place to search for life

elsewhere in the Solar System.

Of course, because it could be locked down beneath the ice, we'll need to develop exotic

new techniques to measure and observe it.

That means new missions with new technologies that can peer through the ice to find pockets

of water underneath, or fly through Europan geysers and sample the chemicals.

It turns out our search for life in the Universe has just begun.

Where do you think we should be searching for life in the Universe?

Do you have some clever ideas to detect live on ocean worlds?

Let me know your thoughts in the comments.

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I've created an email mailing list to announce new videos when we post them.

Here's the link, but I'll also put it into the show notes for this episode.

In our next episode we'll talk about biosignatures.

What kinds of chemicals would we need to detect in the atmosphere of an extrasolar planet

to know that there's life there.

It's a surprisingly tricky problem.

That's next time.

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BREAKING NEWS!!! They Just Said "NO!!" - Duration: 8:26.

The United States State Department confirmed it is immediately suspending $1 billion dollars

in security assistance to the Muslim nation of Pakistan until it takes affirmative action

against the Afghan Taliban and the Haqqani network militant groups operating and being

harbored within its borders.

The State Department announced the decision saying it reflected the Trump administration's

frustration that Pakistan has not done more against the two groups that Washington says

uses sanctuaries and safe spaces in Pakistan to launch attacks at the neighboring nation

of Afghanistan.

Many of those attacks have killed U.S, Afghan, and other allied forces who are fighting the

war on terror in the region.

U.S. officials also confirmed that two main categories of aid will be affected.

One of them will be foreign military financing, which funds purchases of U.S. military hardware,

training and services.

And the other will be coalition support funds, which reimburse Pakistan for its failed counter-terrorism

operations.

Officials did add that they could make exceptions to fund critical U.S. national security priorities.

Of course, Pakistan has decided to pull a tantrum over this.

Because we all know it's the US' obligation to give out money to the rest of the world.

Via Breitbart:

Pakistan Says 'No Alliance' with U.S.

After Trump Suspends over $1 Billion in Aid

Pakistan's foreign ministry claimed to annul its alliance with the United States after

the Trump administration reportedly suspended an estimated $1 billion in security aid for

refusing to take decisive action against jihadists who are fighting American troops and their

allies in Afghanistan.

"We do not have any alliance" with the United States, Pakistan's Foreign Minister

Khawaja Muhammad Asif told the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) on Friday.

"This is not how allies behave."

Asif accused American President Donald Trump's administration of turning Pakistan into a

"whipping boy."

His comments came a day after Heather Nauert, a spokeswoman for the U.S. Department of State

(DOS), told reporters, "We are suspending security assistance, security assistance only,

to Pakistan at this time until the Pakistani Government takes decisive action against groups,

including the Afghan Taliban and the Haqqani Network.

We consider them to be destabilizing the region and also targeting U.S. personnel."

That same day, an anonymous DOS official explained to reporters that the Trump administration

is only freezing the aid.

"The suspension is not a permanent cutoff at this time," pointed out the unnamed State

official, adding: "Our hope, and I won't say our expectation, but our hope, is that

Pakistan will understand our seriousness, that they appreciate the value of this relationship—which

they clearly have indicated that they do, and I believe that they genuinely do—and

that they will look at what additional they can do to try to address … our requests."

Besides calling on Pakistan to combat the Afghan Taliban and its al-Qaeda-linked Haqqani

Network allies, which the Pentagon has deemed the top threat against U.S. troops in Afghanistan,

the anonymous DOS official also urged Islamabad to take action against anti-India terrorist

groups such as Lashkar-e Tayyiba (LET) and Jaish-e Mohammed (JEM).

The Trump administration has praised India's contributions to combating jihadist groups

in Afghanistan.

Pakistan considers India its regional enemy.

Since taking office, President Trump has repeatedly accused Pakistan of harboring jihadists.

The U.S. State Department refused to provide an exact figure for how much aid it the Trump

administration would suspend, arguing that the numbers are still being calculated.

However, Reuters learned that in addition to the $255 million in foreign military financing

(FMF) used to purchase American military hardware, the U.S. is also expected to withhold at least

$900 million in coalition support funds (CSF), which reimburse Pakistan for counter-terrorism

activities.

Reuters reports:

CSF funds, which fall under Defense Department authority, are covered by the freeze, said

Pentagon spokesman Commander Patrick Evans, saying Congress authorized up to $900 million

in such money for Pakistan for fiscal year 2017, which ended September 30.

None of that money has yet been disbursed.

The freeze also covers $255 million in FMF for fiscal year 2016, which falls under State

Department authority and whose suspension has already been announced, as well as unspecified

amounts of FMF that went unspent in earlier fiscal years.

In announcing the suspension of security aid to Pakistan, the unnamed State official told

reporters Thursday:

The United States will not deliver military equipment or transfer security-related funds

to Pakistan unless required by law.

Exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis if they are determined to be critical to national

security interests.

Aid cuts will not impact civilian assistance to Pakistan, noted the State Department.

On Thursday, the DOS officials conceded that Islamabad had taken action against some terrorist

groups, telling reporters:

The United States acknowledges and appreciates Pakistan's successful efforts to combat

militants that threaten the Pakistani state, such as the Pakistani Taliban, al-Qaida, and

ISIS [Islamic State].

And Pakistan has sacrificed a significant amount, including tens of thousands of military

and security officials, as well as civilians killed in the fight against terrorism over

the last couple of years.

The Afghan and Pakistani wings of the Taliban consider themselves two distinct groups.

Since the Afghanistan war erupted in October 2001, the United States has awarded Pakistan

an estimated $33 billion in American taxpayer-funded aid.

Nevertheless, most jihadi strongholds in Afghanistan lie along the Pakistan border.

Moreover, the majority of attacks and fatalities in Afghanistan take place in areas along the

international boundary that separates the nation from Pakistan.

Pakistan has long rejected accusations from the United States, Afghanistan, and India

that it supports terrorist groups in South Asia.

The Afghanistan-Pakistan region is home to the "highest regional concentration" of

terrorist groups in the world, according to the U.S. military.

In response to the Trump administration's aid cuts, Pakistan's opposition leader Imran

Khan has urged Islamabad to expel some American diplomatic personnel and cut off supply routes

for the U.S./NATO-led coalition forces as well as close its airspace to American troops.

When unveiling his Afghanistan war strategy in August, President Trump urged Pakistan

to take action against jihadist groups operating within its borders.

"It has been more than four months since the President's speech, and despite a sustained

high-level engagement by this administration with the Government of Pakistan, the Taliban

and the Haqqani Network continue to find sanctuary inside Pakistan as they plot to destabilize

Afghanistan and also attack U.S. and allied personnel," noted the DOS spokeswoman.

How will the US go on without its alliance with Pakistan?

Official at the State Department did stress that the suspension did not affect civilian

aid to Pakistan in any way and that the money could go through if Islamabad took decisive

action against the terrorist groups in question .

Why are we even giving Pakistan money?

These people harbored Osama Bin Laden for over a decade.

It's about damn time we stop giving away charity to people who hate us.

Until the day comes that we have full employment in the US, and our debts are all paid off,

we need to put a stop to this.

Enough insanity, nations who hate us can now continue hating us for free!

Please share if you agree a nation which is in severe debt has no business giving away

money…

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CRYSTAL BALL 7 January 2018 SKRYING - Duration: 8:52.

A hug of greeting. Talk to them ASTROJOYERO

And in this video program I will do the crystal ball session

for January 7, 2018

Well ... let's have what is appreciated ... what I see for my subscribers

For that day

for all a Horse appears, it is a symbol clearly "Solar"

That means that it will be a day of Clarification.

for everyone in general

I mean ... January 8 will be a day to clarify things

things will be known; it will be a day of enlightenment

Faced with certain circumstances, there will be clarification.

They will be watched; There will be a person who will be watching you.

I see that...

Here is a subscribing woman

that she is very sensitive

Sensitive in the psychic realm

I think she listens to "things" or Voices from within.

That's good, believe me it's very good

Even she has a spiritual power much more powerful than mine.

It's as if I were a Priestess. Even with your permission I will look at what you were in the past life ...

-because it intrigues me to know that-

In the past life you were a mother;

I see it as large; Obese

A woman who unfolded psychically

Yes ... I see candles here. You put candles.

It was a woman who ritualized.

yes

Well ... I want to see something else for another subscriber ...

Here I see a male subscriber who likes to wear a black coat ...

Yes...black...; is a black hair subscriber

but it is also short hair, very short.

heee

I see it as a fascination ... for that side ... a little ...I do not know how to explain it

but it is as if it were a little bit "Sinister"

but it is as if it were a little "Sinister" things ... I do not know ... or likes the horns ornaments

...yes...

Anyway ... you man that I see that has this description ...

He has strong concerns. I feel migraine; when I feel a physical headache ...

it's an empathy that tells me that the consultant ...

... he suffers from worries, or there is something that afflicts him

mm

ok ... a capsule appears ...

You have to look good because there are energetic things that affect you.

Some things that are not good have resonance with your Soul ...

But in any case it is your karmic path that you have to go through, it is a very delicate path. It's like to take with tweezers.

I suggest you try to get closer to the Light; and invoke your Guardian Angel daily.

ok ... a Lion appeared briefly, I do not know what it is.

Obviously the Lion is a strong animal, yes!

A predator

heee ... I think you should soften more energy.

I invite him to know more about his sensitive side. The sensitive side of life itself.

ok?

yes

Here appears another ... this is a subscriber

She is a color subscriber

ok

to have what he wants to tell me ...

I see it clear, clear, clear.

to see what happens with you ...

ah! I see. Emotional problems that have to do with a person who has behaved very frivolous.

but know that behind you there is a very good Protector Spirit

very good!

So, if things are not happening, it's not in your best interest

In fact, there is a Protective Spirit that takes away certain things that do not suit you.

Do not worry ... let life flow.

Well dear friends ... I will close the session today.

In the Name of the Lord of the Universe I declare: Closed, closed, closed.

May the Beings that came to leave their places without bothering anyone.

"CLOSED THE SESSION"

My friends. This has been the Crystal Ball session for January 7, 2018.

Thank you very much for watching the video. And see you another time. See you soon!

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BREAKING!! JEOPARDY CANCELED!!! Alex Trebek In Serious Trouble - Duration: 5:17.

Alex Trebek has been the face of the well known game show Jeopardy! and it's franchise

for over thirty years.

The syndicated talk show has graced the screens of the American public for decades but sadly

it will soon take a break.

However, it is not for the reason you might think it is.

The show is being temporarily placed on hiatus while Trebek is recovering from brain surgery

he had.

In a recent video that Trebek posted on the shows online accounts this past Thursday,

he explained why he would be taking some time off.

He explained,

"Some of you may have heard by now that during the holiday break, I had a slight medical

problem: a subdural hematoma, blood clots on the brain caused by a fall I endured about

two months ago.

The surgery was successful.

After two days in the hospital, I came home to start recovery."

He had been having complications from an incident back in October when he accidentally hit his

head during a fall.

Shortly thereafter he was sent and admitted to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles

a few months later before Christmas on December 15th, 2017.

It was the day after his admittance that he was sent into surgery.

The show noted,

"Alex spent Christmas at home with his family, and he will return to the JEOPARDY! studio

for taping in mid-January,"

NPR reported,

"As NPR's Danny Zwerdling reported in 2016, a subdural hematoma can be an insidious,

dangerous condition that can develop from seemingly minor head injuries, especially

in older people.

As the brain shrinks and pulls away from a protective membrane known as the dura mater,

the veins connecting the two become more vulnerable to a bumped head or even a sudden jerking

motion.

If those veins tear, Danny explained, bleeding can occur on the surface of the brain and

"as that blood starts to pool over days or weeks, it irritates the brain cells.

And if the pool's big enough, it presses on the brain and damages it, much like a tumor."

"Researchers estimate there could be more than 200,000 subdural hematoma injuries diagnosed

annually at all the hospitals across the country," Danny added.

The surgery is not the only health scare Trebek has endured in the past decade; he has had

two heart attacks since 2007.

But Trebek, who has helmed Jeopardy! since its 1984 revival and hosted other game shows

before that, has no intention of hanging up the microphone.

"The prognosis is excellent," he said in the video, "and I expect to be back in

the studio taping more Jeopardy! programs very, very soon.""

His injury was no joke either.

Blood clots can lead to serious medical complications and sometimes even death.

Trebek is lucky that doctors found his health problem before it deteriorated beyond repair.

CNN gave a little factoid sheet of the implications of Trebek's illness,

"It is a blood clot on the brain's surface beneath its outer covering, called the dura.

It usually results from severe head injuries but can be caused by minor injuries as well

and can go unnoticed for days or weeks.

In severe cases, blood could fill the brain "very rapidly" and lead to death.

Many older adults, who are more susceptible to such injuries, experience slower, minor

bleeding.

Other factors that increase risk of developing such clots are taking certain medicines that

thin the blood, long-term consumption of alcohol and repeated head injuries.

Slurred speech, headaches, problems with balance or walking and nausea can be signs of subdural

hematoma.

Neither Trebek nor the show's producers said whether Trebek suffered any symptoms

before his diagnosis.

Retired Houston Astros coach Rich Dauer, 65, recently recovered from a subdural hematoma

after he slipped and hit his head the night before the team's World Series parade in

November, according to Bleacher Report."

Jeopardy is currently in its 34th season since it's inception in 1984.

In June of 2014 Trebek hosted the shows 6,829th episode where he broke the Guinness Book of

World Records record for most game show episodes hosted by the same presenter on the same show.

Before then he had never missed a show or had problems with his healthy that kept him

from working.

Except when he and Pat Sajak played an April Fools Day joke on April 1, 1997 when they

switched shows to host the others.

He hosted Wheel of Fortune and Sajak hosted Jeopardy.

The Washington Post reported,

"For decades, he has appeared as himself on popular sitcoms ranging from "The Simpsons"

to "Cheers" to "Beverly Hills, 90210."

On the final episode of "The Colbert Report," Stephen Colbert boarded a sleigh loaded with

three iconic figures: Santa Claus, Abraham Lincoln and Trebek.

And one of the most enduring sketches on "Saturday Night Live" found Will Ferrell impersonating

the host in a mock "Celebrity Jeopardy!""

While a date for his return has not been confirmed or released we hope to see him back on the

game show screens in no time providing entertainment for Americans like he has in the past for

so long.

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SHOCKING!! MCCAIN'S Deathbed SECRET! - Duration: 9:18.

The biggest traitor in Washington D.C. might be none other than Senator John McCain.

Disturbing information continues to emerge about his direct ties to Muslim terrorists

and the London bomber, and how he's owned and funded by Saudi terrorists and George

Soros.

Ever since Trump got into office, McCain has done everything in his power to subvert the

President of the United States, which is a federal crime.

As McCain continues to garner the sympathy of many Americans who still falsely believe

he's a Vietnam "war hero," it's time that we finally set the record straight about

the unbelievable things McCain did during his time in the military, before McCain dies

and nauseating tributes are made about his "service" in Vietnam.

It's important to note that due to McCain's familial ties to high ranking Naval commanders

during his time in service (his father and grandfather were both four-star admirals),

the majority of McCain's massive catastrophes and scandals in the Navy were completely buried,

and his military records sealed.

We reported several weeks ago how John McCain was solely responsible for the horrifying

atrocity aboard the USS Forrestal Aircraft Carrier on July 31 1967, where McCain's

cocky maneuver of doing a "wet start" of his plane would go on to kill 134 sailors,

in the deadliest loss of life the Navy has ever seen.

But because of McCain's daddy being a 4-star admiral, the entire incident was buried, and

the Navy never officially put blame on anyone for the tragedy.

Astonishingly, McCain would not only be allowed to continue serving in the Navy, but would

go on to be responsible for the deaths of numerous other men, in a scandal that has

been successfully buried for decades.

Three months after the bloody tragedy on the USS Forrestal Aircraft Carrier, John McCain

was sent on a bombing mission over Hanoi in October of 1967 when he was shot down and

captured by the North Vietnamese, where he's go on to be a prisoner of war until 1973.

After being released from captivity, McCain would use his POW story and veteran status

to rise to political prominence, where his image as a "Vietnam war hero" would go

on to propel him to be elected as a United States Senator.

But a "hero" is the last thing that John McCain was or will ever be.

What most people don't know is the massive government scandal that McCain helped hide,

as he'd go on for decades to tirelessly work to bury stunning information about American

prisoners over in Vietnam who unlike him, didn't return home.

Using his position as a senator, McCain would be behind the scenes quietly pushing and sponsoring

federal laws that would keep the most damning information about our POWs buried through

classified documents.

The secrets that John McCain has sought to hide about Vietnam POWs are massive.

Despite sworn testimony by two Defense Secretaries of "the men left behind" in Vietnam, McCain

continued to push the massive lie that there were no survivors, much to the horror of POW

families who were frantic to know the truth about what happened to their loved ones.

Enormous amounts of government documents indicate that hundreds of prisoners held in Vietnam

were not returned when President Nixon signed the peace treaty in January of 1973.

Only 591 in Hanoi were released, among them, Navy combat pilot John S. McCain.

After the war, President Nixon promised the Vietnamese a $3.25 billion in "postwar reconstruction"

aid "without any political conditions."

But there was a catch to this promise, where Nixon had included that Congress would have

to approve these funds; approval that never happened.

Furious that the American government had double-crossed them, Nanoi decided to keep the remaining

hundreds of American prisoners, because their ransom money (post war provisions) never came.

CIA whistleblowers said that the government wanted to keep these missing men a secret,

because as more years passed, it became more and more difficult for the government to admit

that it knew about the prisoners that were left behind.

Years later, CIA officials admitted that their intel indicated that the remaining POWs were

eventually executed by the Vietnamese, as they were no longer useful bargaining chips.

After the Pentagon's POW/MIA office was publicly shamed by internal whistleblowers

that there were in fact still men in Vietnam being held as POWs, the pressure from the

families and Vietnam veterans finally forced the government in 1991 to create the Senate

Select Committee on POW/MIA Affairs, to investigate these allegations.

John Kerry was made chairman of the board, and McCain became its most pivotal member.

In the end, this committee became part of the debunking machine, and McCain would become

paramount to sweeping the entire atrocity of these forgotten POWs under the rug.

But what people don't know is John McCain's vital role in keeping this story about these

abandoned POWs hidden from the American public, as a traitor who completely turned his back

on his brothers-in-arms who had remained in captivity by the Vietnamese.

In the 1990s, legislation was proposed to Congress called "the Truth Bill" that

would've provided complete transparency about these prisoners and missing men.

But the Pentagon and McCain bitterly opposed the bill, and it went nowhere.

People were predictably outraged over the bill being shot down, so in an effort for

McCain and crooked Pentagon officials to cover their asses, the McCain Bill," suddenly

appeared several months later.

This bill eventually became law in 1991, but would only create a bureaucratic maze, making

the truth for the families completely impossible to discover.

The provisions of the law explicitly states why the Pentagon and other agencies are justified

for not releasing information about prisoners held in captivity.

Later that year, the Senate Select Committee was created, and McCain and Kerry would work

together to bury the last renaming evidence on the missing men.

The American Conservative reported on the other ways McCain screwed over the POWs, by

authoring a crippling amendment to the Missing Service Personnel Act, that stripped away

the obligations that commanders were previously held to of speedily searching for missing

men and reporting these incidents to the Pentagon.

The American Conservative reported:

"McCain was also instrumental in amending the Missing Service Personnel Act, which had

been strengthened in 1995 by POW advocates to include criminal penalties, saying, 'Any

government official who knowingly and willfully withholds from the file of a missing person

any information relating to the disappearance or whereabouts and status of a missing person

shall be fined as provided in Title 18 or imprisoned not more than one year or both.'

A year later, in a closed House-Senate conference on an unrelated military bill, McCain, at

the behest of the Pentagon, attached a crippling amendment to the act, stripping out its only

enforcement teeth, the criminal penalties, and reducing the obligations of commanders

in the field to speedily search for missing men and to report the incidents to the Pentagon."

"About the relaxation of POW/MIA obligations on commanders in the field, a public McCain

memo said, 'This transfers the bureaucracy involved out of the [battle] field to Washington."

He wrote that the original legislation, if left intact, "would accomplish nothing but

create new jobs for lawyers and turn military commanders into clerks.'"

"McCain argued that keeping the criminal penalties would have made it impossible for

the Pentagon to find staffers willing to work on POW/MIA matters.

That's an odd argument to make.

Were staffers only "willing to work" if they were allowed to conceal POW records?

By eviscerating the law, McCain gave his stamp of approval to the government policy of debunking

the existence of live POWs."

What's even more sick is how McCain demonized the two Pentagon chiefs' sworn testimonies

who testified under oath about the men left behind, while insisting that all the evidence

— to include documents, witnesses, satellite photos — be completely buried.

He would go on to paint the entire story as an "unpatriotic myth" calling the testimony

of anyone coming forward Vietnam's POW's the "bizarre rantings of the MIA hobbyists."

To this day, McCain regularly vilifies those who try to get their hands on these classified

documents (that he's worked for decades to conceal) as "hoaxers," "charlatans,"

"conspiracy theorists," and "dime-store Rambos."

Ironically, the very same man who who for decades has been propped up and hailed a POW

war hero and crusader for the interests of other POWs, is the very same man responsible

for their deaths.

It's absolutely sick how this man, despite his murdering and treasonous and crooked antics

for decades, is to this day regarded as a "hero" in the minds of millions of Americans.

It's finally time that we set the record straight on who John "Songbird" McCain

truly is before he dies of brain cancer, and nauseating tributes are made about his "patriotic

service" to our country.

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Rescuers Saves A Dog From Freezing By Taking A Terrible Risk#emystery - Duration: 7:00.

Walking your dog should theoretically be one of those activities that clears your head

and helps you find inner peace.

It's just you, your four-legged buddy, maybe a few disposable bags for poop-related business,

and the outdoors.

But in December 2017, when a dog walker took a nine-year-old Labrador named Hardy for a

stroll along England's River Wansbeck, the journey was anything but meditative.

That was because Hardy took off running for the river he loved frolicking in during the

summer months.

Unfortunately, Hardy didn't account for the 21-degree temperature—and he found himself

quite literally on thin ice.

Usually, the River Wansbeck in England is a fantastic spot for walking your dog.

The river winds through small villages and country hillsides, and dogs and their owners

alike enjoy the sights, sounds, and smells.

Recently, though, those pleasantries were lost on one dog walker.

On December 13, 2017, while England was facing an unusual cold spell, a dog walker decided

to take a nine-year-old Labrador named Hardy for a stroll along the Wansbeck River.

That was when the pooch had an idea, he was going to go for a swim!

Hardy took off running toward the water, not accounting for one major detail.

Winters in England are cold, and on this particular winter day, it was only about 21 degrees Fahrenheit:

in other words, the water was frozen.

The pooch made it halfway out on to the ice before the unspeakable happened.

The water cracked, and he fell in.

Talk about a nightmarish scenario for any dog—or dog walker!

Now stuck in below-freezing water and unable to pull himself out onto the solid ice, Hardy

struggled to stay afloat.

He needed help—and fast—because drowning wasn't the only danger posed by freezing

water.

According to Scientific American, your body goes into shock during the first minutes you

spend in frozen water.

You instinctively take sharp, deep breaths as you try not to swallow any water, and you

typically have about 15 minutes before fatigue sets in.

The same goes for dogs.

Hardy the Labrador survived those first potentially deadly minutes of shock, but he wasn't in

the clear just yet.

Meanwhile, his dog walker was frantic.

Luckily, a nearby rowing club saw Hardy's struggle and alerted the fire department,

which, in turn, alerted the RSPCA.

Help was on the way—but would it come in time?

With rescuers on their way, Hardy faced another deadly threat: hypothermia.

That would be the lethargy, frostbite, and organ failure that followed a dip in body

temperature, and it was the last thing Hardy needed if he was going to survive.

The race to save him was on…

For nearly an hour, Hardy struggled keeping himself afloat in freezing water, a remarkable

feat for man or canine.

Finally, Inspector Jaqui Miller and her fellow firefighters arrived at the scene.

But could they save Hardy?

The dog was far from the bank and almost completely submerged in frozen water.

At any minute, Hardy could succumb to the cold.

"We were really worried about poor Hardy," Inspector Miller said.

Her team wasted no time launching their rescue plan.

The problem with ice rescues is that they're inherently dangerous.

If the ice cracked and swallowed up those in need of rescue, what's stopping it from

giving way on the rescuer too.

Luckily, Inspector Miller and her firefighters were prepared.

The RSPCA's press release relayed a bit of the rescue's details.

"I made sure I was securely fastened to the rope and started across the ice," Inspector

Miller reported.

This way, if she fell into the water, helpers could pull her out.

But would she reach Hardy in time?

Lying down on her stomach so as not to slip—and require rescue herself—Inspector Miller

inched her way toward Hardy using an ice pick.

The Labrador struggled as Inspector Miller slid closer, calling out reassurances to the

poor pooch all the while.

She slid across the ice inch by inch until she was finally able to reach out and grab

the shaking Hardy.

She pulled herself right beside him.

"I managed to grab him by his scruff and help Hardy push himself up onto the ice,"

she said.

He was free.

After an hour in freezing water, surely Hardy would have faced terrible symptoms of cold.

"He must have been freezing because he didn't hang around but scampered off towards his

dog walker," Inspector Miller said.

She could only imagine Hardy's suffering.

As Hardy scurried back to shore, firefighters pulled on the rope attached to Inspector Miller.

Through deep breaths, her excitement was audible—it was the thrill of someone who saved a life.

Still, she'd have to see how Hardy had fared internally before she could rest easy.

Stepping back on to shore and climbing through the reeds with the helping hand of a firefighter,

Inspector Miller rushed over to Hardy where his walker toweled him off.

The firefighters, along with Inspector Miller, they inspected the damage.

The Labrador was in perfect condition—well, almost.

"He had a small cut on his paw and was pretty cold but apart from this he was absolutely

fine".

Inspector Miller said.

After an hour in freezing water, Hardy put on a seriously amazing display of toughness!

Later in the day, Inspector Miller visited Hardy at home and found him acting as though

he hadn't been through a traumatic, life-threatening event.

"He's quite a strong dog who's been used to swimming in the North Sea," she

said, "so he seemed pretty unfazed by it all".

Afterwards, the hero of the day proved quite gracious.

"I'd like to say a huge thank you to the fire services".

Inspector Miller said.

"They were brilliant in putting a contingency rescue plan in place—and it paid off, as

we brought Hardy to safety".

The RSPCA used Hardy's story to offer some advice to all dog owners: don't chase after

your dog if he ends up in an icy situation.

Instead, call the proper rescue services to get the job done.

That way, like Hardy, you and your pooch can survive another day!

That poor dog walker never expected to face this kind of nightmare when taking Hardy out

for a stroll.

Luckily for Hardy, rescuers knew just what to do!

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Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez

Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez are like two lovesick school kids

The never say never hit maker and the wolf singer rekindled their romance

late last year just weeks after she split from her boyfriend the weekend and friends say they are more in love than ever a

Source told the blast they are like two lovesick school kids who can't get enough of each other

Meanwhile the couple are seeking guidance from their Hillsong pastor Carl Lentz about their relationship a source

Previously said they don't want to repeat the same patterns as before they've clearly had issues in the past

So they're receiving some guidance from Carl. They love each other and truly do want the best for each other and

Justin 23 is said to be feeling lucky that he has rekindled his romance with the 25 year old bad liar

Hitmaker and insider shared Justin wants to be a better man

Because he doesn't want to screw things up with Selena

He knows

He's lucky to have the second chance and he's not taking it for granted and the truth is this transformation

Hasn't been all that difficult for him because he wanted it's true that you can't change someone

Unless they want it, and he wants it now. He knows what's at stake

He would way rather spend a quiet night in with Selena than go get wasted and flick up with random girls

That lifestyle just doesn't appeal to him anymore

Selena is 100% of the reason Justin turned his life around

She's the one that got him involved with church and that opened up a whole new

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You Should Take This Tea Every Day to Lose Your Weight Naturally - Duration: 2:47.

Did you know that drinking hibiscus tea can help you lose

weight. hibiscus tea can really help anyone who wants to lose weight. due to

the fact that it can enhance the effects of a good diet and regular exercise and

get rid of the fat around your hips and waist the hibiscus flower is rich in

Musil age. A complex mixture of polysaccharides that transform into a

gelatinous fiber when they come in contact with water. Hibiscus tea helps

reduce fat, aids, digestion, makes bowel movements regular and fights liquid

retention. which makes it easier to lose weight. furthermore hibiscus is full of

flavonoids and rich in antioxidants which fight free radicals protecting

your heart from diseases and your skin from aging, apart from helping you lose

weight. hibiscus can help control diabetes, help

control high blood pressure, detoxify your kidneys and liver, help fight

anxiety and depression. you can buy dried hibiscus flowers in specialty stores and

some grocery stores. if you want to lose weight the best thing for you to do is

add some other ingredients to your hibiscus tea that will quicken your

metabolism take a look at this recipe ingredients one liter of water for dried

hibiscus or one tablespoon if in a powder one stick of cinnamon two cloves

instructions boil the liter of water once it starts to boil add the

ingredients and wait three more minutes other important tips the best thing to

do is start by drinking a cup a day and gradually drink it more often up to

three times a day drink this tea between meals especially whenever you feel like

raiding the fridge it will trick you into believing you aren't hungry anymore

try not to sweeten the tea hibiscus tastes nice kind of like raspberry so it

shouldn't be hard to get used to its flavor avoid eating a lot of salt since

it causes liquid retention use other spices such as oregano parsley

and rosemary don't eat lots of refined carbohydrates white rice bread pasta

desserts made with white flour try and use the whole-grain versions that will

make you feel full for longer normally hibiscus tea doesn't have any side

effects however people with hypertension and pregnant or breastfeeding women

should talk to their doctors before drinking this tea.

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Selena Gomez officially had over heels like school kids Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez got back together pretty recently

But they're not taking it slow the pair is madly in love with each other

Sources close to the couple tell the blast that Jelena is so obsessed with one another that they could pretty much care less about being

famous when they're together

We're told the pair are acting like two lovesick school kids who can't get enough of each other that part is pretty clear

We've seen the two out together doing everything from pilots to bike rides and even taking impromptu trips

Since their schedules are jam-packed when they're not together

We're told they're constantly in communication on the phone being all lovey-dovey and paying no mind to anyone else in the room

our sources say

That Justin and Selena are so wrapped up together that they aren't the slightest bit bothered by the media and fan obsession with their

Relationship, and that's good because we love us some Jelena

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ARP Spoofing Ettercap | MITM | EN SUB | Cybersecenv - Duration: 4:03.

Hello My youtube Friends.

Digiboy16 Back

in their ethical hacking and infosec every weekend

Cyber security Environment

Today we have a super special chapter

We going to make an ARP Spoofing using Ettercap

And Let's get started

The first step is we have two virtual machines

The first one running Kali Linux

and the last one running windows 7

and both will be our test machines

Let's go to kali and both virtual machines are in NAT mode.

and we have a Local DHCP

And have internet access

Let's verify what is our IP address

Ifconfig command

we have the .80 subnet

in a C class IP address

Let's go to our Windows 7 vm to verify the IP address

Let's do an Ipconfig

We are in the same range but with the IP .128

Let's do an ARP -a

to see the ARP table

we can see the gateway and many others IP addresses

and also we have the Kali Linux IP address

Let's open wireshark to capture the traffic

Now let's open Ettercap

We select Unified Sniffing

we select the desired interface.

Let's go to Hosts

and Start scanning for hosts

and Let's check the Host lists

The first target is the gateway

and the next one is the victim

and Later we click mitm and select Arp spoofing

And we select the Sniff remote connection Option

Now, the network is being sniffed

Let's go to our victim

Let's do again another ARP -a

And we can see the gateway is the 192.168.80.1

have the same Mac address that our virtual machine running kali linux

00-C-0C-29-67-B7-15

both have the same Mac Address

Now we're the Gateway

we can watch all the traffic about our victim

192.168.1.128

Let's do a test with a ICMP

to make a filter about ICMP

Let's do a ping but to the Google public DNS

We did a ping successfully and let's check it

our victim did a ping to google

and all the traffic has been intercepted.

And that's been the ARP spoofing with Ettercap

That's Everything for today!

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BREAKING!! ANOTHER PARDON!!! HILLARY'S BIGGEST ENEMY!! - Duration: 32:15.

BREAKING!!

ANOTHER PARDON!!!

HILLARY'S BIGGEST ENEMY!!

Few people have been as big of a thorn in the side of Democrats as Julian Assange.

He heads the organization Wikileaks that has the nasty habit of outing corruption whenever

it occurs in Washington and also around the world.

Assange has exposed corruption in almost every corner of the globe, influencing public opinion,

and by extension elections, including the 2016 Presidential election.

Assange has exposed emails from so many DNC members that it's a wonder they trust anything

to remain secret anymore.

One of the emails that he uncovered even exposed the Democrats that were trying to take him

out.

The leaks and hacks that have been so greatly appreciated by Americans have been, obviously,

hated by those that he is exposing.

For this reason, Assange has been on the run for quite some time.

Even though the information he distributes has been proven true time and again, the legality

of what he is doing is questionable at best.

Some say he's a whistleblower, and some say he's just a criminal.

But those who have nothing to hide also have nothing against him.

For that reason, President Trump is working to find a way for Assange to be free from

hiding out.

Neo Nettle reports that Assange might actually leave his asylum and reenter the real world,

thanks to President Trump:

"In the last few days, the wheels have been set in motion for Wikileaks founder Julian

Assange to finally be free from his asylum at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London without

facing arrest.

Wikileaks has now acknowledged that Donald Trump's Administration had ended the US

Government's Grand Jury proceedings against the infamous whistleblower.

On Tuesday, WikiLeaks posted a tweet announcing the end of the eight-year-long grand jury

proceedings against Assange's organization.

The proceedings were expanded in 2017 to cover the WikiLeaks various 'Vault' releases

exposing the CIA's extreme public surveillance through advanced technology and hacking.

Anonymous White House leaker, QAnon, recently revealed that President Trump was preparing

to issue an official pardon for Assange, once he has helped him with extradition to Switzerland,

in return for information.

According to Infowars, the WikiLeaks tweet referenced a State Department press conference

held that day, Jan. 2, 2018, in which State Department Spokesperson Heather Nauert made

a strong statement regarding freedom of speech that was couched in a reference to Iran.

The WikiLeaks tweet confirmed the State Department's reference to freedom of speech in Iran was

a coded communication intended to extend the umbrella of free speech and press rights to

WikiLeaks in a clear reversal of the policy in which both CIA Director Mike Pompeo and

Attorney General Sessions have argued that arresting Julian Assange is a priority.

It is not clear that Assange has violated national security laws, even if it can be

shown he published U.S. national security classified documents.

Specifically, Nauert said the following:

'We support a freedom of the press here in the United States.

We support the right of voices to be heard.

And when a nation clamps down on social media or websites or Google or news sites, we ask

the question, 'What are you afraid of?'

What are you afraid of?

We support the Iranian people and we support their voices being heard.'"

While the legality of what Assange's organization has been doing is questionable at best, when

it comes to legality, there's no doubt that what he has done has furthered the greater

good in a way that most of us could never have imagined doing.

It would be great if the world didn't need a Wikileaks and everyone just did the right

thing because it was the right thing.

However, they do not, and so accountability is a must.

At this point, President Trump is fighting for Assange's right to freedom, just as

hard as Obama was fighting to lock up the purveyor of truth.

"Trump's attorneys argue Assange's First Amendment right to publish

In a motion filed with the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia on Dec. 29, 2017,

in the case Roy Cockrum vs. Donald J. Trump for President, Trump's attorneys argued

that Julian Assange had a right under the First Amendment to publish the DNC and John

Podesta emails, even if the emails were stolen.

The case was orchestrated by Project Democracy, a group run by former attorneys from the Obama

administration, arguing that then former Trump campaign adviser Roger Stone had conspired

with the Russians to publish the DNC and Podesta emails.

In a 32-page motion defending the Trump Campaign, Michael A. Carvin of the Jones Day law firm

and attorney of record representing President Trump, argued that the Trump campaign, and

by inference Julian Assange at WikiLeaks, could not be held liable under the First Amendment

for a disclosure of stolen information if the information published involves "a matter

of public interest" and the speaker was not "involved" in the theft.

Technically, Assange has not yet been indicted of any criminal offense in the United States,

nor is it clear if he committed any crime.

Under the Supreme Court Decisions New York Times v. Sullivan, 376 U.S. 254 (1964), and

in the Pentagon Papers case, New York Times v. U.S. 403 U.S. 713 (1971), a journalist

is allowed to accept and publish classified documents provided by other sources"

It's time that the United States government encourage accountability instead of trying

to shut it up.

This is the type of environmnet that the Trump administration is attempting to foster, and

the same one that the Obama Administration tried to choke out at any cost.

[H/T: Neo Nettle]

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James Woods Takes an Ax and Shreds NY Times Huma Abedin Article - Duration: 3:30.

While The New York Times claims to be an impartial news organization, it only took conservative

actor James Woods one tweet to shred the paper for its blatant bias.

On Tuesday, the Times published a piece titled "Trump Accuses Former Clinton Aide of Failing

to Follow Security Protocols."

The story failed to mention several key details.

Woods fired off a scathing tweet Wednesday linking to the Times article, where he pointed

out three major facts the left-leaning paper conveniently failed to mention.

"Only the @nytimes could publish this story without mentioning that a) Abedin emailed

a classified password, b) her husband is in prison, and c) she broke federal espionage

laws," Woods wrote.

While the Times article does mention that Abedin "forwarded some government passwords

to her private Yahoo email account in 2009," the paper completely failed to note that her

actions quite possibly violated espionage laws and that she emailed classified passwords.

The paper also failed to mention that Abedin's husband, former Democrat politician Anthony

Weiner, is serving 21-month sentence for sexting with a minor.

In the article, Abedin's serial sex offender spouse is referred to as her "estranged

husband" and not the pervert he pleaded guilty to being.

"On Friday, the State Department released about 3,000 of Ms. Abedin's work-related

emails.

The emails were found on the laptop of Ms. Abedin's now estranged husband, Anthony

D. Weiner, and were released as part of a public records request," the Times reported.

As noted by The Daily Wire, the paper also downplayed the fact that Abedin illegally

had classified and highly sensitive material on Weiner's laptop by describing it simply

as a "sore spot" for then Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign.

"The emails found on Mr. Weiner's computer are a sore spot for Mrs. Clinton.

James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director, had notified Congress shortly before the 2016

election about the existence of newly discovered emails that could be relevant to the closed

investigation into Mrs. Clinton's use of a private email server while secretary of

state," the Times wrote.

The paper continued: "Mrs. Clinton, in a book released last year, said Mr. Comey's

disclosure hurt her campaign's momentum and helped Mr. Trump win the election."

Then, an article that was supposed to detail how Abedin violated federal law veers into

a hit piece against President Donald Trump.

Rather than beginning the article with context on Abedin's background, how she served as

a top confidant to the Clinton's for many years, and why her husband was in prison,

the paper instead scolds Trump for his tweets about Clinton and Abedin.

The Times article spent more time excoriating Trump for a tweet he sent on on Tuesday than

on Abedin's careless behavior.

Woods eviscerated the Times with his tweet because the left-leaning paper was so determined

to attack Trump, they failed to mention that Abedin more than likely violated a slew federal

laws by being so careless with classified information.

That's something she more than likely learned from Clinton, one would assume.

Once again, Woods does what he does best: exposes liberals and the mainstream media

for their blatant hypocrisy and bias.