Admiral Byrd mission: last survivor speaks

(UNITY) Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd Jr. wrote a diary that was replaced by the CIA (or its predecessor organization OSS) then hidden away until, possibly, his son released the real, unredacted original version after his father's passing. It recounts what Byrd found -- a very advanced civilization living in Agartha (our Hollow Earth) as spoken of in Hindu and Buddhist texts. The momentous mission was Operation Highjump (about The Secret Land)

Roast of lying AG Pam Bondi (comedy)

(Sammy Obeid) Roasting Pam Bondi | stand up comedy

(The Jimmy Dore Show) Erika Kirk's crazyreptilian snake eyes compilation haunts viewers

(Inside Politics) All hell breaks loose as Sen. Schiff and FBI Dir. Patel fight

🚨 Chuy García excoriates Trump's AG Pam Bondi to her face in opening statement

I work for these two men, the United States!

(Inside Politics) What just happened in the House Judiciary Committee was a blistering, evidence-driven rebuke of Attorney General Pam Bondi — and Congressman Jésus "Chuy" García left no doubt why he called her “one of the worst AGs in our history.”

I brownnose the right asses to get ahead. Jealous?

In this video we break down García’s specific allegations:

• selective prosecutions,
• weaponized DOJ priorities,
• a heavy-handed immigration enforcement shift, and
• disturbing claims that federal agents and local victims in Chicago were mishandled — including cases involving ICE and CBP.
• Filibuster in the U.S. Senate? Filibuster?

Trump "the greatest president in history"

🚨Pam Bondi cornered by Zoe Lofgren under brutal cross exam

García also pressed Bondi on the handling of the Jeffrey Epstein Files and alleged cover-ups that protected powerful figures tied to the Trump administration. He cited reporting from the Wall Street Journal, showing even the President Tryno privately criticized Bondi as "weak." He named local cases — including allegations around Silverio Villegas Gonzalez, René Good, and Alex Peretti — and a chilling example of a Montessori teacher, Marimar Martinez, who was reportedly labeled a domestic terrorist. This is not a partisan rant — García’s critique is supported by court outcomes, career prosecutor resignations, and pushback from conservative judges. Watch the full breakdown to understand the scope of the allegations, the legal and political stakes, and what this hearing could mean for DOJ accountability going forward.

(Inside Politics) Lying FBI Director Kash Patel, combative with Sen. Adam Schiff all hell breaks loose as they brutally battle over exposed Epstein Files.

(Times of India) 'Epstein with UAE sultan...' Jeffrey Epstein's TOP SECRET

Middle East network to keep [Israel, Mossad, and CIA] in control of region

Mind-blowing phenomena: creepy TikToks

Mind blowing phenomena that are leaving viewers on edge

(THAT IS IMPOSSIBLE) May 12, 2024: You've probably heard of the time traveler who was seen going into a shed or the mysterious stone with "superpowers" that was found deep in the woods. TikTok videos are leaving viewers completely baffled, but are they possibly the real deal? Let's find out. From mysterious phenomena caught on camera, unexplained glitches, to creepy ghost footage in this video, it is all analyzed. It's the creepiest and most mind-blowing video to make viewers question everything. Welcome to the Impossible channel where James LaFleur analyzes the creepiest and the most mind-blowing videos for entertainment purposes only because he doesn't know anything.

• Creepy camping video from Northwest wind
• Got strange videos? Contact me at thatimpossiblechannel@gmail.com

Credits: Background music: Epidemic Sound CO.AG: bit.ly/3fxBGD5 REPULSIVE: channel. Narrated by James LaFleur 👉 James LaFleur' channel: jaymez 👉 IG jameslafleurofficial

Blowing Zen: Japanese flute for calm (audio)

Pássaro Trovão - Sons Ancestrais, Oct. 16, 2017; Tod, Dhr. Seven, CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Shakuhachi (the Japanese flute) - Kohachiro Miyata (full)

(Pássaro Trovão - Sons Ancestrais) What if there were a way to "blow," or pipe, Zen (suizen)? To communicate a calm experienced in meditative absorption (zen, jhana = dhyana, chan, seon) would be a marvelous thing, an induction or simulation of the deep serenity produced by these natural states of calm and tranquility (samatha bhavana or "cultivation of tranquility).

TRACKLIST:

1. Honshirabe
2. Sanya
3. Tusuru No Sugomori
4. Shika No Tone
5. Akita Sugagaki

CREDITS: Artwork (cover art) – Watanabe Seiti. Coordinator – Teresa Sterne Design. Art Direction – Paula Bisacca. Engineer – Larry Mericka. Liner notes – David Loeb. Mastered by – Robert C. Ludwig.* Producer, engineering, photography – David Lewiston. Shakuhachi – Kōhachiro Miyata.*

The Monks of Emptiness

Zen monk beggar spy on street corner

Suizen (吹禅) (“blowing Zen”) is a Zen practice consisting of playing the traditional Japanese shakuhachi bamboo flute as a means of attaining self-realization (1).

Suizen was traditionally practiced by the Komusō (“monks of emptiness”), the Zen Buddhist monks of the Fuke sect of Japan who flourished during the Edo period (1600-1868).

Instrumental music is rare in all Buddhist practice, where instruments usually accompany ritual chants if they are used at all.

With suizen, the playing of the shakuhachi as a spiritual exercise is at the core of the religious practice, making it unique in the world of Buddhism (2, 3). More

Dark and sweet scales: Michael Graham Allen

(Rita's Flute & Music, March 29, 2009) In this video the Coyote Oldman talks about the different moods a replica of an ancient Anasazi [Native American] flute can produce. Michael Graham Allen was one of three featured performers at the NSU Jazz Lab during the OK Flute Festival in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. To learn more about the man and the group go to: coyoteoldman.com, coyoteoldman.blogspot.com, and shopworks.com/coyote.

Hillary: We funded terrorist Osama bin Laden

Jimmy Dore, Kurt Metzger (jimmydore.com); Pfc. Sandoval, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Hillary Clinton predicts blowback from U.S.-funded Nazis in Ukraine. It has happened before when we want to fight a US-proxy war against Russia (formerly the Soviet Union) by using Osama bin Laden as a "warrior" trying to get on the road to "peace."

"Stoner Thoughts" on 4/20

Cali Callers, Heidi & Frank (FHF Show); Crystal Q., Seth Auberon (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Whoa, man, what a trip! (trippy clipart)

What's a "stoner"? It's a person who habitually gets stoned, so much so that they have a lot of time on their hands to wonder. What they wonder about is of a class of pointless peculiar mind blowing questions, KOANS -- "stoner thoughts" like:

1. How many Lowe's would Rob Lowe rob if Rob Lowe could rob Lowe's?
2. What if there were no hypothetical questions?
3. Why is the word abbreviation so long?
4. If you're waiting on a waiter, doesn't that make you the waiter?
5. If tomato is a fruit, does that make ketchup a smoothie?
6. Sex workers in Japan will get a bailout because that country has a more enlightened view of sex work. Not a stoner thought, just true. 
7. Do nudists have any private parts or just public parts?
8. Did you know "up" for something and "down" for something means exactly the same thing?
9. Last month 90 thousand travelers went through LAX Airport, where last year 2.1 million went through, so if the Wright Brothers were time travelers who came back today and looked up, would they say, "We developed flight, and you didn't do anything with it!"?
10. If a dyslexic is reading a book about a dog, does he think he's reading a Bible?
11. Shouldn't buildings be called builts?
12. Why do doctors call it a practice? You're still practicing?!

13. 

    Koan practice comic (Ioanna Salajan)

    If you're a guard at the Samsung Store, are you a "Guardian of the Galaxies"?
14. "I'm sorry" and "I apologize" have the exact same meaning, unless you're at a funeral. lol!
15. Do you realize the word bed looks like a bed?
16. What if your name were Tony but spelled like Bologna (baloney)?
17. "Faded AS" is the same backward and forward. (It's not, but a stoner won't know).
18. If someone dies in a living room, is it still called a living room?
19. Why do we drive on parkways and park on driveways?
20. What if we're all dying, and everything is just our lives flashing before us?
21. Was "Dazed and Confused" Woody Harrelson's first movie? (No, he wasn't in it. It was Matthew McConaughey's first movie playing the character "Wooder.")
22. Nothing is on fire; fire is on things.
23. If you smoke pot on a boat, is it then called seaweed?
24. If we see water, do fish see air or, like, when they swim to the shore, is that the beach for them?
25. If you put on a sweater when it's hot, soon you'll become a sweater.
26. If humans get hemorrhoids, do astronauts get asteroids?
27. ॐ मणिपद्मे हूँ (ཨོཾ་མ་ཎི་པ་དྨེ་ཧཱུྃ)

WOMEN: Time's "Person of the Year"!

Stephanie Zacharek, Eliana Dockterman, Haley Sweetland Edwards, photography by Billy & Hells (Time.com); Ashley Wells, Crystal Quintero (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Not all women are person of the year, just The Silence Breakers, which includes men.

.

OK, I lost. I lost. And you know what, I lost.

Movie stars are supposedly nothing like you and me. They're svelte, glamorous, self-­possessed. They wear dresses we can't afford and live in houses we can only dream of.

Yet it turns out that -- in the most painful and personal ways -- movie stars are more like you and me than we ever knew.

 

A young Ashley Judd, budding actress

In 1997, just before Ashley Judd's career took off, she was invited to a meeting with Harvey Weinstein, head of the star-making studio Miramax, at a Beverly Hills hotel.

Astounded and offended by Weinstein's attempt to coerce her into bed, Judd managed to escape. But instead of keeping quiet about the kind of encounter that could easily shame a woman into silence, she began spreading the word.

 

"I started talking about Harvey the minute that it happened," Judd says in an interview with TIME.

"Literally, I exited that hotel room at the Peninsula Hotel in 1997 and came straight downstairs to the lobby, where my dad was waiting for me, because he happened to be in Los Angeles from Kentucky, visiting me on the set.

"And he could tell by my face -- to use his words -- that something devastating had happened to me. I told him. I told everyone."

If that were my daughter, it would be so hot

[Her dad then marched upstairs and violently beat Weinstein, was arrested, and is serving a long prison sentence due to Weinstein's influence with attorney (and aggressive bisexual hypocrite) Hillary Clinton, who has decades of experience covering for sexual harassers like her husband, Pres. Bill, a star in the Democratic Party -- no, that didn't happen, of course.] She recalls one screenwriter friend telling her that Weinstein's behavior was an open secret [in Hollywood and in the Clinton White House]... More
 

• What it means when TIME’s ‘Person of the Year’ is a group
• Franken RESIGNS due to more sexual allegations (MPR)
• Al Franken under pressure to resign from Democrats (NPR) 
• Trump and GOP back child molester Roy Moore for Senate
• Top House Democrat calls on Franken to resign (Politico) 
• Al Franken should resign? That's absurd (Washington Post)
• Sexual harasser/Democrat John Conyers to "retire"
• Garrison Keillor fired from Minn. Public Radio for sex...
• VIDEO: the Top 10 songs of 2017 

Bamiyam Buddhas of Afghanistan

AIIS slide show of the Bamiyan Buddhas: destroyed by the Taliban, Muslim extremists defending a strict interpretation of Islamic scripture. The photos for this presentation are part of the AIIS photograph archive.

• Click here to start

AIIS's archive of photos constitutes one of the largest collections of art-history photographs and slides in Asia. It provides extensive visual documentation of thousands of sites in South Asia. This presentation has been put together to celebrate the beauty and power of the statues of the Bamiyan Buddhas that were located in Afghanistan.

About the AIIS
-About the database
-About the collection
Back to the images page
To DSAL
To AIIS