[Music] hello and welcome to the commanders quarters I'm your host Mitch glad to be here here at the commanders quarters were all about commander on a budget today we have an episode of commanders two cents on episodes like these that give you my own personal take on topics about the format in general and current news this show and episodes like this one are possible thanks to viewers like you if you're looking for an easy way to help support the show make sure that you like share and subscribe also hit that Bell notification icon so you don't miss any new episodes and while you're at it subscribe to review our podcasts as well you can also go check out our play mats and other merchandise at the commanders quarters comm another easy way to support the show is with our TCG player affiliate links so whether you're buying a deck or individual cards you can use this general link right here or one in the description in the final way that you can support the show is by supporting us directly by becoming a patron there are many benefits to being a patron and I truly couldn't do this without all their support so today's episode is gonna be pretty unique because today I'm gonna answer the question why am i obsessed with Wayfarers bobble if you've seen at least one Jack stack on this channel chances are that you've seen Wayfarers bobble in it and if you've seen a few of those deck Tech's you're probably used to hearing the phrase first up there is wafers bubble no I didn't go back through all my old tech Tech's to see which decks had and didn't have wafers bobble but if I had to guess I'd probably say that wafers bobbles in at least 90% of them but why exactly is that well we're gonna discuss that today so for those of you that haven't seen one of my deck techs that have it Wayfarers bobble is an artifact that cost one by paying two and tapping and sacrificing Wayfarers bobble you search your library basically in card and put that card onto the bough field tap then you shuffle your library this a very simple and somewhat innocuous card so why the obsession to my knowledge this really doesn't see any play in any other format outside of commander but because commander is a unique format and it is the way it is this card can be an absolute all-star now if you've seen one of my tactics you know that I go over 10 tactics to show you how the deck works so for today's topic I thought it'd be fun to do something similar but a little different so instead of going over 10 tactics let's go over 10 reasons as to why I love wafers bobble so much to those of you who are wondering why I think this is such a good card this should explain it so with all that said let's get into it so reason number one I'm gonna call land is greater than Rock which is greater than door that's probably a really confusing phrase to any who's not familiar with magic but basically what I mean by this is that land ramp is king and commander land ramp is going to be almost always better than ramping with mana rocks which is almost always better than ramping with mana dorks I do say almost always because there's always gonna be edge cases depending on the commander and the type of deck etc etc but for the most part it's pretty much guaranteed that lands are better than mana rocks which are better than mana dorks to go through why let's illustrate this with something like is it signa is it Sigma in the rest of the Signet cycle are extremely popular cards in commander in fact over the past two years is that Sigma is the fifth most played card in commander over that time ramping is an extremely important thing in commander in man rocks are a great way for any deck to ramp if you're outside of green chances are you don't really have that much access to land ramp so mana rocks will have to do now mana rocks are nearly as effective as lands but aren't because of one main reason they are much more vulnerable to removal first off they're just more spells that are played in commander that destroy artifacts then that destroy lands and also destroying lands is kind of a no-no in commander if you haven't seen it yet check out my episode on the unwritten rules of commander where I go into further detail as to why but essentially players don't like when you blow up their lands especially with a mass destruction spell although it's not technically against the rules you really can't do it with a lot of groups or essentially if you do it and continue to do it that group is probably not gonna want to play with you obviously there are a good amount of groups that are okay with this and CDH is completely fine with it of course but for the most part don't massive our lands so a card like vandal blast which is a one-sided destroyer artifact spell is much more acceptable than Armageddon which destroys all lands EDH wreck actually is a list of the saltiest cards out there in vandal blast is not even on that list Armageddon is tied for number one that essentially shows you how acceptable it is to master story artifacts and how pretty much unacceptable it is to massive our lands again disclaimer this doesn't apply to every single group out there and it doesn't apply to CDH but just keep this in mind for most groups so basically because commander is unique in this way and there's this social contract where you don't destroy lands Armageddon and other cards really aren't played and because of that lands are essentially a protected form of ram.4 as mana rocks really aren't if you're raping with lands chances are your ramp stays and it's not gonna get destroyed whereas if you're ramping with me out of rocks they might now artifacts are still harder to deal with than other things like creatures Somme and orcs like Lena where elves are not as effective as those even so again the name of this reason is land is greater than Rock which is greater than org lanes are the hardest form of ramp to deal with in they're pretty much protected by the social contract manner ox might be decently hard to deal with but they aren't protected by the social contract and creatures are by far the easiest to deal with I mentioned earlier that green is pretty much the only color that has access to land ramp because of that and again because the way that commander works Green has a clear advantage when it comes to ramping wave ferry's bobble notes an artifact is a form of land ramp and it can go in absolutely any deck so whether your name on a blue deck or a five color deck or anything in between it's gonna be a fantastic pick for those decks in ramp shoe it fixes your mana and it's protected ramp because it's land ramp but now let's go to my second reason while of way for his bobble with turn two now if you've seen other episodes on this channel I brought this topic before but in my opinion turn two is the crucial term when it comes to ramping there are very few far in-between cards that can ramp you on turn one yes soul ring is there but you don't have a tonsil rings in your deck but there are plenty of cards that can ramp you on turn - such as the cygnets and that's why the segment's are popular because they ramp you and help fix your mana on turn - if you've got Wayfarers bobble in your opening hand or if it's your first draw Congrats you've got turn to ramp you play for one on your first turn you pay to the next turn and tap and sacrifice it and congrats you've ramp by a land that's essentially the exact same thing as a turn - rampant growth rampant growth is a mono green staple for a reason ramping buy land on turn two helps set you up for future turns getting that land can get you ahead of your opponent's can I picture mana etc etc if every single color could play rampant growth I bet they would wave Ferriss bobble is essentially every single attacks rampant growth because again if you've got both in your opening hand they essentially do the exact same thing again turn to ramp is absolutely crucial and I'll expand on this in my next reason and that would be reason number three on curve there are a lot of people out there that might build their decks with mana ramp that costs either three or more and in my opinion if you're doing that your deck is probably running a bit too slow if someone's consistently ramping on turn two and you consistently ramp on turn three they're gonna be ahead of you in most games again Green has access to the best land ramp but other colors try to make certain things work one of those cards that people try to make work is core cartographer when it enters the battlefield you can search your life before a plane's card put it onto the battlefield tap then shelf your library now that's a great effect but unfortunately it costs three and a white so for four mana you're getting one land into play tapped with ramping in any other color outside of green there's probably gonna be additional cost to it four is far too much to play for one land into play tempt but people pay it because they don't have access to other Lane ramp burnished art is a pretty heavily played card that is somewhat similar to wafers bobble it's a 2/2 that costs three and by paying three you can sacrifice it and search your library from the two basically laying cards to put them onto the BAL field tap and chuff your library so essentially for a total of six mana over two turns you get two lands into play tamped that's essentially the exact same rate as wafers bobble because you're paying a total of three man over two turns to get one lane into play tamped there are two main differences between this and Wayfarers bobble in my opinion the first is that it's far more crucial a ramp on turn two then essentially ramping on turn four with this secondly this is a creature which is much easier to deal with than just an artifact in most scenarios you're basically casting this on turn three for three mana and waiting for one turn around the table hoping that it survives next turn you're probably playing another land which you can't use for anything else because you'd have to have something that cost one and then you pay your three and sacrifice to get you two lands for the vast majority of decks in my opinion this is just too slow again wafers bobble ram charan a more crucial turn and it's harder to deal with also speaking about mana curve let's bring up a card like cultivate cultivate is a fan favorite in Commander in fact over the past two years cultivate is the third most played card percentage-wise it's a sorcerer Fortuna green it's gonna get you one basic gonna play tamped and one into your hand now three mana for two Lance is a great rate but only one goes onto the battlefield the other goes into your hand so for three mana you are only ramping by one now you are guaranteeing another land drop because you're getting a LAN into your hand but still you're only ramping by one sometimes that extra land in your hand will come in huge if you're gonna miss a land drop but other times it really won't this might be somewhat controversial but in my opinion wafers bobble is better than cultivate it ramps you about the exact same number of lands but it can rape you on turn two instead of turn three and again that difference is huge to me now obviously cultivate isn't a bad card in fact for five color decks you really need a card like this because you need to be able to fix your mana but I think there's a decent amount of decks out there that heavily rate this card but today we're talking about wafers bobbles so that's a topic for another day for now let's move on to reason number four getting ahead now this one I'm bringing up in response to some comments that have happened in some of the deck tanks I'm not trying to put anyone down or speak down to anyone about their comments in this but I just want to address it so everyone's on the same page anyway some of the comments that I have gotten have been about renegade map travel this amulet and wanders twig essentially the comment says something along the lines of aren't these just as good or even better than bobble each do technically cost less to get you a LAN again wait for his bobble cost one and it costs two to tap so that's three mana total renegade map just cost one in total travelers aim it and wonder Shui costs two in total the difference is that these get the land into your hand and not into play so unlike wafers bobble these cards do not ramp you way Faris bobbles gonna put you ahead whereas these just make sure that you're not missing a land drop it's not to say that these are bad cards and in fact I have used them in some decks but again these are used for fixing your mana early and they don't ramp you so wait first bauble is definitely superior because it does but now it's time for us to move on to reason number five everyone's hero so like I mentioned earlier Green has access to the best rampant magic but Wayfarers bauble gives every single deck a great land ramp spell from a five color deck like golos to a mono blue deck like braids this can come in huge and before I get comments on this yes wafers bobble belongs in decks that have green well tackle this is the next reason but it's especially effective in five color decks like golos and of course it works great artifact centric decks like drawer wither like captain okay so for this reason I called it everyone's hero but it's not technically everyone's hero doesn't belong in every single deck and just a quick public service announcement there is no such thing as a true ought to include and commander cyclonic rift soul ring demonic tutor it doesn't matter not even my bobble none of them are actually Auto includes for every single deck they can go in my Maelstrom on row deck wouldn't work if you threw a cyclonic rift in there it plays ninety-seven lands and two spells and those spells hafta combo and even if the mana tutor was chief my Demon Lord bells unlocked wouldn't want it every single card in that deck has to have a converted mana cost of 4 or greater to work so again in my opinion actually saying something as an autumn include is just wrong there's always gonna be a case against it for certain tax even for my bauble but now let's move on to reason number 6 ultimate fixer this argument goes back to people not wanting to use wafers bobble index that already have green again green already has access to a ton of great landing ramp smells like wafers bobble let's look at some other ones that we can actually cast on turn one search for tomorrow has to spend two for a green and it says search your life for your basic land card put that land onto the battlefield and chef your library and then fauna fertility cost the green and it has pay one and a green sacrifice fauna fertility search your library for basically and card to put on some battlefield tap then chef your library so a search for tomorrow can basically just cost you a green and it get you eel and into turns and then fauna fertility basin has the exact same man investments wait for his bobble it basically cost you three men in total over two turns to get you a land the main difference between B's in Wayfarers bobble is that you need green mana to make these work Wayfarers bobble works with any kind of mana now in a mono green deck yes search for tomorrow is probably better but in anything outside of mono green wafers bobble is much more reliable in a five color deck if you've got some green ram cells in your hand in three lands and none of those can give you a green you're probably not going to keep that hand but if you've got wafers bobble instead of one of those ramp spells you're good to go you can get you that force that you need to cast your the ramp spells it's an extremely reliable card and you're pretty much always excited to see it in your opening hand but now let's move on to reason number seven budget-friendly now you'll notice that I included in Asterix on this one and it's kind of sad as to why Wayfarers bobble was an extremely budget-friendly card back in July of 2018 when I started this channel since then the price has been increasing steadily and is now over two dollars unfortunately this card has been reprinted for a very long time and it belongs in a ton of DAX so until it's reprinted it's cost is just gonna keep going up now at $2 I usually can still justify fitting into a budget but if it's three I probably won't be able to there's been the trend when it comes to ramp many players are getting a lot smarter when it comes to what ramp they're putting in their deck again many players are sharing that same belief that turn to ramp is very important even fractured power stone which was an extremely budget card is nearly three dollars anyways wafers bobble is still budget is friendly it can still fit into most my budget decks and I'm hoping that's gonna be the case for a long time and for reasons eight through ten basically need i say more I've given you a ton of reasons as to why wafers bobble is an incredible card and why I'm so obsessed with it but just one more quick thing before I in this show I've got a message for wizards and that would be to reprint the ramp Wizards you know that commander players need effective ramps like wayfarers bobble to run their decks effectively last year I was extremely disappointed at the ramp that they put the Freak ons there was no cygnets there was no way for his bobble etc etc in my opinion this is unacceptable so wizards come on reprint the ramp and with that this show is coming to a close so it's my turn to hear from you so in the comments below let me know what your thoughts on Wayfarers bobble are and make sure you're following us on social media for more updates and sneak peeks on future episodes again a huge thank you to my patrons who help make this show possible I truly couldn't do any of this without your support if you want to support this channel directly consider becoming a patron there are many benefits to being a 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videos made of vinyl crackle infused chill hop or old Alan Watts for things over ambient news investigate your self-love to find out why you love yourself in other words why do we gravitate to the flaws that we've spent more than a century trying to remove from our media I think the answer to this question can help us better understand what it means to be human and what it means to create art in the digital age let's take a closer [Music] audio isn't the only medium in which we pursue the flaws and imperfections of the past just look at Instagram one of the most popular apps in the world the entire app is built around artificially adding in the blemishes and discolorations that disappeared with the switch to digital photography and then there's video you regularly see music videos that add filters to create the war VHS effect and of course video essays all over YouTube are regularly putting scratched filters grainy paper texture and VHS glitches into their aesthetic hell I'm probably the worst culprit of this even my intro is a callback to the glitches that came with VHS in the digital age where media has become increasingly flawless we've started to appreciate the aesthetic value of those flaws we once had there's a Japanese form of art called Kentucky which consists of filling broken pottery with beautiful lacquers it shows that this degradation these flaws are part of the story of an object and perhaps more importantly it plays with our expectations of art's temporality art doesn't need to be static in time it doesn't need to be preserved behind glass Greek statues were originally painted with bold bright colors but as the paint's faded the art took a new meaning the pure white seems to carry an immaculate Beauty to mint that speaks to our perception of Greek philosophies and myths centuries later and part of the wonder of the Venus de Milo is her lack of arms they reduced her humanity yet seemed to increase her beauty and her divinity they tell a story of a great civilization that has faded to memory and this is true of music to the scratches and bumps in my vinyl copy of Carole King's tapestry tell their own story last year I moved from my home in Ottawa across the country to Vancouver on the way I stopped by my aunts place where I picked up a number of Records owned by my uncle who had just recently passed away tapestry was among them and it was in rough shape but when I arrived in Vancouver listen to that crackling record and stared out at the city lights the record seemed more present more real because of these flaws the record carry with it a story it was a well-loved record one that had been played on many turntables before mine each leaving their own little marks and intricacies and I'm sure there's to countless copies of tapestry full of people's stories of love and loss and humanity it's this idea that drives Rutherford Chang's collection of more than 2,000 copies of the beatles self-titled album best known as the white album the blank canvas of that album's artwork serves as a physical means of telling these stories rutherford posts every album on his instagram scrolling through you can see the wear and tear in different covers and the new can see notes written on them names dedications phone numbers and doodles some people have even used it as a canvas for their own artwork on Chang's website you can hear a recording of a hundred different copies of the album's first side being played at once it starts out normal enough with a crackle 'back in the USSR but by the time you've gotten to oh bloody habla its echoey and distorted by the end of the first side it's just pure No this is a reflection of the fact that each of those hundred copies plays slightly differently each has its own skips its own jumps each of its own unique artifact and that's a quality that's been lost individually digital objects are exact copies of each other so they sound the exact same you can't write a message to your buddy on the cover of Spotify his white album wear and tear is part of each of these objects unique stories and I think that's part of the reason we've seen a surge in artificial wear and tear we want our media to feel lived in it's like a reverse kansui instead of filling in flaws in imperfect objects we're creating artificial flaws imperfect objects and this is used to a number of enemies I think the first and most basic thing that these flaws accomplish is a feeling of nostalgia at my parents cottage we've got a beat-up old VHS tape of The Princess Bride it's my favorite movie ever and whenever I'm at the cottage I watch that tape and watching it on an old TV with all of its glitches its impure picture quality its distorted sound it makes me feel like a kid again and as my generation the generation that grew up on VHS tapes comes of age VHS aesthetics have creeped their way into music videos look at many of the videos of Mack DeMarco which capture the beauty of home movies and then there's on Rizvi per wave and outrun which are built on the cornerstone of VHS distortion the same nostalgic effect can be captured orally too this is something that hip-hop producers started to notice as early as the 1990s the wu-tang clan's debut album enter the wu-tang tapped into their upbringing with Warren samples of old kungfu movies time to die and NASA's the world as yours is soaked in vinyl hiss fitting for a song on an album that features a childhood pictured nas on the cover and this warm nostalgia is something that's led to the rise of lo-fi hip-hop if you've spent any time on YouTube you've probably had lo-fi beats to study to recommend it to you these videos calm you with the feelings of nostalgia there's a warm aesthetic quality to tape hiss and audio artifacts that we tap clearly into in the modern age but just like any sound vinyl crackle and tape hiss can be used to convey other emotions to a lot of loafie music uses these sounds to create intimacy a polished production can sound phenomenal but can also make an artist feel distant musicians like daniel johnston realized how flaws can bring the audience closer to the musician in the early 90s low-five recordings can make it feel like you're sitting next to an artist in their living room the amateur sound makes them more approachable more real this is something the mountain goats have used to great effect throughout their career John Danielle's personal stories lend themselves to a kind of raw flawed sound I think it might be most powerful in the 2001 song the best ever death metal band [Music] loaf i recording of this track brings the listener closer to the characters it highlights the humanity of the song this kind of human story drives an empty bliss beyond this world by the caretaker that ambient album uses degraded ballroom jazz records to tell a story of Alzheimer's disease the flaws in the music emulate the struggle of watching your memories slip away there's a warm nostalgia to the album but also a kind of lingering horror brought on by the disintegration of these records pitchfork even compared an empty bliss beyond this world to the Ballroom in the shiny degraded media is frequently used to create horror a part of this is probably because so many people grew up watching old horror flicks on VHS but there's a deeper level beyond that this is something that clipping have leaned into on there exists an addiction to plot the aesthetic theme that guides that album is 80s horror and is created through degraded media la mala ordina uses degradation in both the music and the video to create this horror atmosphere the distortion and both increases as the song goes on growing a latent horror until the song descends into the corridor it's a terrifying effect and it shows us the power that noise can have as an artistic medium noise music often uses degraded media to challenge our ideas of what music can be just look at how visual and auditory noise are used in deaf groups but I think one of the strongest uses of this kind of degrading sound comes in William Basinski is the disintegration loops paczynski is an ambient and avant-garde composer inspired by the likes of Brian Eno he started recording various everyday things found sound to be used in his music two decades later he decided to transfer these old recordings from tape to digital when he started transferring the loops to digital he realized that the tape was in such poor condition that the ferrite powder was starting to fall off during the transfer and so he recorded the sound as it was slowly dying the result is the disintegration loops a hauntingly beautiful piece of ambient music Basinski finished the loops on September 11th 2001 from the roof of his apartment paczynski filmed the collapsing towers and used a frame for the artwork of his loops when he released the recordings he dedicated them to the victims saying the events gave new meaning to the musical pieces created by catastrophic decay in my studio a few weeks before listening to the disintegration loops is a hypnotic experience as you slowly hear these sounds fall apart it's like listening to the world falling apart around you and that's a raw power that can only come from flaws from degraded decaying sound the world is imperfect and I think that's why we love imperfect media imperfections allow our to evolve allow it to take on new meanings whether that's in our memory or in our current interpretations of the world as the world increasingly shifts towards digital there will always be pushback there will be people collecting audio and visual artifacts of old collecting flaws of a bygone era and shoving them into a supposedly flawless existence because at the end of the day there's something special about imperfect media there's something special about audio artifacts and video trailing there's something unique about listening to sound decaying even as you hear it there's something beautiful about degraded movie making this video took 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managed
he
reached
the
bottom
while
doing
so
he
ruptured
one
of
his
eardrums
an
injury
that
subsequently
saw
him
fell
an
entrance
examination
for
the
Imperial
Navy
Hayakawa's
father
considered
his
failure
to
have
dishonored
the
family
causing
a
rift
between
the
two
ashamed
and
no
longer
sure
of
what
to
do
with
his
life
an
eighteen-year-old
Hayakawa
attempted
to
commit
ritual
suicide
using
the
weapon
of
one
of
his
samurai
ancestors
towards
the
set
and
Hayakawa
subsequently
locked
himself
in
a
garden
shed
and
stabbed
himself
in
the
abdomen
luckily
for
him
he
had
a
dog
not
wanting
the
dog
to
interfere
with
his
suicide
he
locked
the
animal
out
of
the
shed
resulting
in
said
dog
barking
incessantly
at
the
door
upon
hearing
this
hark
how
his
father
went
out
to
investigate
seeing
his
son
lying
in
a
pool
of
his
own
blood
he
quickly
broke
the
door
down
with
an
ax
to
get
inside
and
miraculously
Hayakawa
survived
during
his
recovery
father
and
son
reconciled
and
it
was
decided
that
if
Hayakawa
couldn't
join
the
military
the
next
best
thing
was
if
he
became
a
successful
businessman
or
a
politician
like
his
father
thus
his
parents
sent
him
to
the
University
of
Chicago
to
study
political
science
and
economics
during
his
studies
her
car
was
smoldering
good
looks
and
chiseled
physique
made
him
a
hit
with
those
of
the
female
persuasion
things
only
improved
on
that
runs
when
he
joins
the
University
football
team
as
a
quarterback
it's
at
this
point
we'd
like
to
point
out
that
apparently
one
of
hire
car
was
favorite
ways
to
avoid
being
tackled
opposing
players
was
to
do
things
like
judo
flip
over
them
he
further
supposedly
was
once
given
a
penalty
for
using
his
prodigious
martial
arts
skills
to
take
down
an
opposing
player
who
was
attempting
to
tackle
him
sometime
in
1913
Hayakawa
decided
to
vacation
in
l.a
where
he
happened
upon
a
theater
in
the
Little
Tokyo
section
of
town
and
quickly
became
enamored
with
the
performances
adopting
the
name
of
seshu
meaning
snowy
field
haha
car
began
to
star
in
a
variety
of
stage
plays
the
most
important
of
which
was
the
typhoon
his
performance
in
that
production
caught
the
eye
of
Fame's
producer
Thomas
insu
among
an
incredible
number
of
contributions
to
film
history
pioneered
an
assembly-line
filmmaking
process
that
allowed
him
to
make
an
astounding
800
films
in
a
14
year
span
that
is
until
his
untimely
death
at
the
age
of
44
aboard
William
Randolph
Hearst
syou're
where
he
died
of
heart
failure
though
newspapers
across
the
nation
speculated
that
he
was
actually
murdered
in
fact
the
LA
Times
even
claimed
in
said
been
shot
others
picked
up
on
this
angle
with
most
claiming
Hearst
himself
had
done
the
deed
a
conspiracy
theory
that
endured
long
after
insas
death
despite
witnesses
including
Ince's
wife
claiming
that
no
such
foul
play
occurred
in
any
events
after
seeing
that
typhoon
in
Swanton
do
turn
the
play
into
a
film
starring
other
than
Hayakawa
Hayakawa
who
at
this
point
was
just
acting
for
fun
particularly
as
it
wasn't
considered
a
respectable
trade
and
certainly
not
something
up
to
that
point
that
had
told
his
family
about
he
tried
to
politely
turn
down
in
his
request
undeterred
in
its
continued
to
badger
him
with
Hayakawa
finally
telling
the
producer
that
had
agreed
to
star
in
the
film
if
they
paid
him
$500
per
week
which
is
about
eleven
thousand
dollars
today
during
filming
Hayakawa
reportedly
assumed
that
nobody
would
be
willing
to
pay
the
equivalent
of
a
new
car
every
week
for
an
unknown
and
unproven
Japanese
actor
to
Hayakawa's
amazements
in
said
yes
the
film
was
a
commercial
and
critical
success
with
Hayakawa
in
particular
being
praised
for
his
dashing
good
looks
and
subdued
acting
stall
described
by
many
as
zine
like
this
was
a
style
Hayakawa
himself
would
describe
as
mugger
variously
described
as
total
absorption
or
absence
of
doing
and
was
in
stark
contrast
to
the
over
exaggerated
expressions
and
movements
of
prey
much
every
other
major
silent
film
actor
of
the
day
Hayakawa
was
quickly
contracted
to
act
in
a
number
of
new
movies
becoming
a
star
across
the
United
States
not
long
after
he
became
an
internationally
known
superstar
thanks
to
sessile
bead
mills
in
1915
film
the
cheat
in
the
film
he
played
a
sexually
charged
villainous
ivory
merchant
opposite
Fanny
Ward
who
Hayakawa's
character
would
literally
use
a
branding
iron
on
zoo
markets
woman
this
role
crystallized
hark
how
his
reputation
as
a
sex
I
con
and
saw
him
being
cast
in
many
similar
roles
thereafter
unfortunately
film
it
also
saw
significant
media
backlash
both
in
Japan
and
in
Japanese
media
outlets
in
America
as
a
result
in
the
re-release
in
1918
Hayakawa's
character
was
changed
in
the
text
from
Japanese
to
Burmese
as
to
why
they
picked
Burmese
it
was
speculated
by
the
author
obsessive
bead
mills
Hollywood
Richard
Burr
shot
that
there
weren't
enough
Burmese
in
the
country
to
raise
a
credible
protest
by
1917
Hayakawa
was
earning
over
a
quarter
of
a
million
dollars
per
year
that's
about
five
million
dollars
today
for
his
services
and
decided
to
spend
the
money
and
perhaps
the
most
ball
away
possible
by
building
himself
a
literal
giant
castle
and
buying
a
gold-plated
luxury
car
a
pierce-arrow
to
drive
around
in
to
entertain
himself
Hawk
Howard
developed
a
habit
of
gambling
large
sums
of
money
away
on
a
whim
on
one
occasion
at
the
Monte
Carlo
in
1926
he
even
managed
to
lose
an
astounding
nine
hundred
and
sixty
five
thousand
dollars
which
is
not
fourteen
million
dollars
today
in
a
single
night
why
this
instance
is
particularly
remembered
beyond
the
incredible
amount
he
lost
is
that
in
this
same
night
at
the
casino
a
wealthy
Japanese
businessman
lost
everything
and
ended
up
committing
suicide
directly
thereafter
in
the
aftermath
some
media
outlets
miss
reported
that
Hayakawa
had
killed
himself
after
sustaining
Z
near
million-dollar
loss
when
he
wasn't
gambling
Hayakawa
spent
the
equivalent
of
millions
of
dollars
in
modern
money
throwing
lavish
hedonistic
parties
for
his
Hollywood
friends
with
his
castle
becoming
particularly
popular
after
Prohibition
thanks
to
Hayakawa
having
the
foresight
to
purchase
an
obscene
amount
of
alcohol
to
last
four
years
worth
of
parties
of
this
Hayakawa
at
once
jokes
that
he
was
only
popular
among
his
peers
in
Hollywood
because
he
had
booze
in
truth
Hayakawa
was
near
universally
respected
by
most
in
the
industry
honorable
nature
kindness
and
extremely
strong
and
no-nonsense
work
ethic
on
that
latter
point
while
filming
the
jangers
clause
in
the
Mavi
desert
after
just
one
day
of
filming
the
500
also
Cowboys
he
had
hired
as
extras
decided
to
get
properly
tipsy
and
remained
such
into
the
following
day
with
little
interest
in
actually
working
to
get
them
back
to
work
higher
car
were
challenged
all
500
of
them
to
a
fight
at
the
same
time
if
they
could
beat
him
they
could
continue
carousing
if
he
beats
them
they
had
to
get
back
to
work
three
of
the
Cowboys
took
him
up
on
the
offer
no
doubt
thinking
that
handily
crushed
the
much
smaller
Japanese
man
said
Hayek
our
of
this
incidents
the
first
one
struck
out
at
me
I
seized
his
arm
and
sent
him
flying
on
his
face
along
the
rough
ground
the
second
attempted
to
grapple
and
I
was
forced
to
flip
him
over
my
head
and
let
him
fall
on
his
neck
he
fall
knocked
him
unconscious
reportedly
a
third
drew
a
gun
on
him
and
was
promptly
disarmed
by
the
lightning-fast
Hayakawa
after
that
everyone
got
back
to
work
what
a
surprise
as
you
might
imagine
many
of
Hayakawa's
antics
were
voraciously
consumed
by
the
media
who
published
extensive
expose
Zahn
the
Japanese
superstar
which
only
added
to
his
mystique
and
popularity
with
his
biggest
fans
the
ladies
contemporary
reports
from
the
period
revealed
that
screenings
of
Hayakawa's
films
would
routinely
be
filled
largely
with
young
women
who'd
scream
incessantly
whenever
he
appeared
on
screen
no
doubts
not
only
enjoying
his
good
looks
but
also
his
calm
and
collected
portrayal
of
the
bad
boy
or
the
forbidden
lover
characters
that
he
so
often
appear
as
despite
being
a
symbol
of
pure
sex
an
interesting
thing
to
notice
that
in
the
films
themselves
Hayakawa
was
almost
never
actually
allowed
to
get
the
girl
even
in
the
ones
where
he
was
the
primary
love
interest
nearly
always
losing
the
girl
in
the
final
act
you
see
at
the
time
Hayakawa
was
the
star
the
idea
of
a
Japanese
man
with
a
white
woman
was
scandalous
to
the
extreme
despite
of
the
fact
that
theaters
were
lined
with
said
white
women
coming
to
see
the
Japanese
heartthrob
the
attitude
was
so
prevalent
that
anti-miscegenation
laws
were
in
place
across
the
United
States
technically
this
wasn't
a
rule
Hollywood
had
to
follow
in
film
since
anti-miscegenation
rules
for
film
production
weren't
officially
implemented
until
the
1930s
production
code
however
it
was
an
unwritten
rule
firmly
followed
outside
of
a
few
exceptions
such
as
when
Chinese
star
Mei
Wang
starred
in
the
1922
film
the
toll
of
the
sea
opposite
Kenneth
Harlan
in
the
film
their
respective
characters
get
married
and
even
have
a
child
together
as
a
quick
aside
beyond
being
well
ahead
of
its
time
in
terms
of
depicting
such
a
relationship
the
film
was
also
a
color
one
rather
than
being
in
black
and
white
in
any
events
as
previously
allude
to
this
prohibition
on
interracial
relationships
inevitably
saw
Hayakawa
usually
cast
as
he's
a
forbidden
lover
or
a
villain
outside
of
times
he
starred
alongside
his
japanese-born
wife
and
pioneering
star
in
her
own
right
sir
ooh
Aoki
who
had
been
discovered
by
tins
as
well
as
you
might
expect
Hayakawa
loath
to
this
typecasting
particularly
playing
the
bad
guy
and
was
vocal
about
how
Hollywood
refused
to
cast
him
in
a
heroic
role
despite
his
extreme
popularity
and
bankability
indeed
for
a
time
he
was
on
par
with
the
likes
of
Charlie
Chaplin
and
other
such
superstars
in
his
native
Japan
Hayakawa's
roles
were
similarly
criticized
as
being
an
unfair
and
insulting
misrepresentation
of
Japanese
men
as
a
result
his
early
films
were
extremely
unpopular
and
even
occasionally
banned
in
the
Land
of
the
Rising
Sun
in
fact
some
considered
Hayakawa
himself
to
be
a
traitor
to
his
own
people
via
the
extreme
popularity
of
his
films
helping
to
solidify
negative
perceptions
of
the
Japanese
to
try
to
get
around
this
problem
when
Hayakawa's
contract
with
Paramount
expired
in
1918
rather
than
resigning
and
accepting
what
would
have
been
a
rather
lucrative
role
in
the
chic
Hayakawa
took
matters
into
his
own
hands
and
started
his
own
production
company
howarth
Pictures
Corp
now
with
complete
control
over
all
facets
of
production
he
was
able
to
cast
himself
in
less
stereotypical
and
much
more
positive
roles
audiences
loved
it
with
Hayakawa
becoming
one
of
the
highest
earning
its
best-known
leading
men
in
all
of
Hollywood
profiting
about
2
million
dollars
which
is
about
25
million
dollars
today
per
year
from
his
films
at
his
peak
however
by
the
1930s
Hayakawa's
production
studio
and
his
own
popularity
in
the
states
had
begun
to
wane
considerably
due
to
rising
anti-japanese
sentiment
among
the
population
combines
with
the
fact
that
the
transition
to
speaking
roles
was
not
exactly
ideal
in
that
climate
own
to
his
thick
Japanese
accents
trying
to
find
roles
outside
of
his
own
studio
in
Hollywood
likewise
was
an
effort
in
futility
parts
for
a
Japanese
sex
symbol
were
no
longer
available
in
an
era
when
virtually
every
single
other
Asian
character
was
being
portrayed
as
well
let's
just
go
with
less
than
flattering
ways
this
resulted
in
most
of
these
parts
usually
being
cast
with
Mexicans
and
Native
Americans
as
few
Asian
Americans
were
willing
to
take
the
roles
things
came
to
a
head
when
Hayakawa's
own
business
partner
and
distributor
publicly
referred
to
him
as
a
[ __ ]
a
racial
slur
against
the
Chinese
prompting
the
actor
to
angrily
confront
in
stating
I
am
NOT
a
[ __ ]
I
am
a
Japanese
gentleman
and
the
word
[ __ ]
is
not
fit
to
be
spoke
all
of
this
combined
caused
Hayakawa
to
have
to
leave
Hollywood
to
pursue
work
in
Europe
where
attitudes
were
a
little
more
open
during
this
time
he
also
briefly
tried
to
see
if
he
could
make
a
go
of
it
in
Japan
but
this
was
the
one
place
in
the
world
where
hiya
Cara
while
still
very
famous
wasn't
famous
for
positive
reasons
needless
to
say
that
didn't
work
out
unfortunately
for
Hayakawa
during
one
trip
to
France
in
the
late
1930s
to
do
some
filming
the
Germans
decided
to
invade
resulting
in
the
actor
being
trapped
there
for
the
duration
of
the
war
separated
from
his
family
and
with
little
means
to
support
himself
outside
of
a
few
films
that
were
being
made
to
get
by
he
sold
watercolor
paintings
on
the
side
Hayakawa
reportedly
assisted
the
French
Resistance
in
some
capacity
but
it
isn't
clear
exactly
how
after
World
War
two
Hayakawa
was
almost
unemployable
as
an
actor
given
the
dislike
the
Japanese
people
had
towards
him
and
the
general
attitudes
towards
the
Japanese
in
many
parts
of
the
rest
of
the
world
things
turned
around
for
him
thanks
humphrey
bogart
though
wanting
Hayakawa
for
the
character
of
Baron
Kimura
in
the
film
Tokyo
Jo
Bogart
had
his
people
tracked
down
Hayakawa
and
when
they
found
him
in
France
they
offered
him
the
role
which
he
accepted
after
an
extensive
investigation
into
his
activities
in
France
during
the
war
the
u.s.
finally
gave
in
and
allowed
Hayakawa
to
return
to
America
with
Tokyo
Jo
relaunching
his
career
that
said
with
even
more
anti-japanese
sentiment
following
World
War
two
Hayakawa
once
again
became
deeply
saddened
by
the
state
of
asian
representation
in
Hollywood
noting
in
an
interview
in
1949
that
my
one
ambition
is
to
play
a
hero
in
a
Hollywood
production
he
would
not
however
achieve
this
goal
what
he
did
do
was
star
in
what
is
often
considered
his
greatest
performance
including
by
Hayakawa
himself
this
happened
in
the
1957
film
The
Bridge
on
the
River
Kwai
Ennis
Hayakawa
played
the
main
Japanese
POWs
commander
Colonel
Saito
widely
praised
he
was
subsequently
nominated
for
an
Academy
Award
for
Best
Supporting
Actor
had
he
won
it
would
have
tied
him
for
the
first
Asian
actor
to
win
an
Oscar
as
Miyoshi
imake
was
awarded
an
Oscar
for
Best
Supporting
Actress
in
the
film
sayonara
that
very
same
yep
as
for
the
Bridge
on
the
River
Kwai
it
went
on
to
win
seven
Academy
Awards
including
Best
Picture
with
Hayakawa's
nomination
being
the
only
one
that
the
film
didn't
win
taking
a
variety
of
roles
in
the
subsequent
few
years
not
long
after
his
wife's
death
in
1961
Hayakawa
decided
to
return
to
Japan
to
spend
more
time
with
his
three
adopted
children
as
well
as
pursue
Zen
Buddhism
eventually
becoming
an
ordained
priest
while
he
still
occasionally
appeared
in
films
he
finally
fully
retired
in
1967
after
53
remarkable
years
in
the
industry
of
course
at
this
point
Hayakawa
was
still
not
exactly
a
popular
figure
in
Japan
but
nonetheless
stated
in
a
no
doubt
zen-like
calming
tone
today
in
maturity
nothing
annoys
me
I
pity
the
man
who
tries
to
hurt
me
never
am
i
angered
I
only
feel
pity
he
died
of
a
blood
clot
at
the
age
of
84
on
November
the
23rd
1973
summing
up
his
life
Hayakawa
stated
destiny
has
brought
me
much
she
has
been
kind
but
it
has
been
left
to
me
to
fashion
the
acumen
of
deeds
in
the
pattern
destiny
has
drawn
to
solve
the
great
cohan
of
life
for
myself
so
I
really
hope
you
found
that
video
interesting
if
you
did
please
do
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so after America and Africa time for everyone's favorite continent and I'm totally not biased here Europe in this video we're going to continue the series I've been doing lately and looking at a few of the unrecognized countries in Europe before we start allow me to thank Skillshare for making this video possible they're an incredible place to learn online and I'll talk about them a little more later now there are so many examples of unrecognized countries in Europe that I had no idea where to start I'll probably have to make a part 2 for all of these but I tried to choose some of the most interesting ones for this video first the Republic of conact this is also known as just the Irish Republic it existed in 1798 and is regarded as a revolutionary puppet state of France it's interesting because it's government was defined as a presidential Federal Republic this early in history it was proclaimed during the Irish rebellion of 1798 which came in the following of the French Revolutionary Wars in theory the Republic claimed the whole island of Ireland but it's actual control was limited to only parts of the province of Connacht hence the name the Irish Royal Army opposing the rebellion maintained control of the main cities dooming the new republic to fail the story of the proclamation is actually really cool it was declared on the 22nd of August of 1798 by General Humberts a French man was commanding a force of 1,000 French soldiers sent to aid the Irish in their revolt against the British the Republic had enough time to order the printing of money but not much time to put it into use on the 8th of September of the same year the New Republic was ended at the Battle of ballina milk president more which General Humbert had nominated was captured by the British and died in study the following year journal Humbert and his men were also captured and sent back to France next the Canton of Cartagena you know how Switzerland is divided into Canton's well some people had an idea of taking that same model and applying it somewhere else Spain de Canton D Cartagena or the Canton marciano is regarded as a federalist insurrection which took place in the first Spanish Republic in 1870 374 the purpose of the revolt was to establish a federal Canton regime in the area and expanding the model to the west of Spain creating a full-on Federalist state there were other rebellions across Spain but the one in Cartagena was the one who lasted the most time being able to avoid and resist the central government's forces the story of the flag they used is really funny although I'm not totally sure it's true apparently as they took the castle of galletas in the area they for some reason had a flag of the Ottoman Empire they then proceeded to dye the star in Crescent red and raised the all red banner as the symbol of their federalism and local autonomy in the little time they existed they were also able to create a local currency which were simple silver coins however in January of 1874 the Spanish government's army was able to overrun the local revolt and end the hope for federalism in Spain a couple of videos back I mentioned the possibility of an independent Thrace and a lot of people rightfully disagreed with the possibility but there is an example of it in somewhat recent history West Thrace despite only being a provisional government it was a small short-lived unrecognized Republic established in Western Thrace from August 31st to October 25th of 1913 being renamed as independent government of West Thrace the capital was the city of Gumo seen now komotini in Greece in the first Balkan war Bulgaria conquered this territory on the second Balkan war we scouted after the war the Greeks were supposed to withdraw their army and they did but they didn't want the Bulgarians to take the land and so they asked the Ottomans to occupy it especially since the Ottomans had not taken part in the treaty that ended the war probably one of the few examples of Greece and the Ottomans being on the same side since Bulgaria didn't want to anger the Ottoman Empire they retreated their army as well and the area became de facto under the control of the Ottomans and so an autonomous state was declared with Ottoman supports however the British didn't like this and so pressured Bulgaria and the Ottomans designed the Treaty of Constantinople which allowed Turkish claims to recognition of Eastern Thrace and recognized Western Thrace as part of Bulgaria the Ottomans were through their forces and by the 25th of October the area was returned to Bulgaria the southern part of the area was finally annexed by Greece in 1920 and has been a part of the country ever since the next one really surprised me it's called the Republic of paranoia from 1918 to 1923 a small area of Lithuania became independent using honestly one of the coolest flags I've ever seen it all happened because of the First World War in the aftermath of the conflict Lithuania scrambled to establish functioning state structures and defend its independence against Germany the Soviet Union and Poland in November of 1918 responding to such situation the locals established a self-governing parish committee often called the Republic of paranoia interestingly it was ruled by a man called Jonas says new levies use a veteran of the Imperial Russian army the Republic had its own court police prison currency called the paranoia's Lita's and an army of 300 men which actually came into battle against various military units the self-government was preserved even during the elite Iranian Soviet War in 1919 after the Polish Lithuanian war for the Vilnius region paranoia was in the neutral zone established by the League of Nations and so in 1923 it was divided along the local river leaving one side to Lithuania and another to Poland v country on this list is the monarchy of the north in Portugal it officially called itself a restoration of the kingdom of Portugal which at the time had already been replaced by the country's first Republic now sadly this one was not ruled by a stark this kingdom of the north was a short-lived revolutionist and monarchist government in the north of portugal in early 1919 the movement was also known as the kingdom of Tralee tania and it was based in the city of porto and lasted only from January to February of that year but this restoration of the monarchy didn't even have the support of the deposed King it was just a group of people who were against the Republican regime they also didn't have any strong popular support and that plus unorganized structure led to its quick disappearance before we continue on with the video I'd like to take a quick moment to talk to you about today's sponsor Skillshare Skillshare is a place online where you can learn well pretty much everything have you ever wanted to learn how to edit videos how to animate take pictures on Skillshare you have over 30,000 classes that teach you how to do that and much more you can take as many classes as you want in tons of different categories without paying for each one I'm looking to improve the way that I animate so I'm using skill shares simple character animation class to do so they were also kind enough to make this video possible and also offer something to all of you watching if you want to try skill share just click the link in the description and you will get two months free and after that if you want to continue learning you can do so for less than $10 a month now back to the countries next the levine republic also known as d all born a republic a short-lived self-governing republic proclaimed by miners from the city of ivana in Istria with the collapse of the austro-hungarian empire after the first world war italy was given the region of istria it then began to revitalize economic all of these territories soon after supporters of Mussolini occupied the headquarters of the workers committee in Trieste in 1921 because of this and what the locals saw as an exploitative relationship with mine workers of the area a general strike of about two thousand miners broke out workers proclaimed the Republic in the occupied mines under the motto Cova Inasa which means the mine is ours they organized a local government and started to manage the production of the mines by themselves later that year Italian administration in istria decided to suppress the New Republic using military force and they succeeded bringing an end to the local republic despite not surviving as an independent state it is said that this resistance against the Italians at this time paved the way for the general resistance against Mussolini's regime in the following years a little to the northeast is another one gagauzia today this area is in moldova and is known as the autonomous territorial unit of gagauzia its autonomy is ethnically motivated by the predominance of the gaggles people who are primarily orthodox turkish speaking people in 1812 Bessarabia previously the eastern half of the Principality of Moldavia was annexed by the Russian Empire the local tribes were forced to leave by the Russians who then relocated the goggles people to the region coming from eastern Bulgaria the Russians seemed to have had this habit of relocating the natives of areas they conquered almost a hundred years later in 1906 a local revolt took place by peasants which in the winter of that year declared the autonomous republic of comrades but it only lasted for five days before the Russians we took control however this wasn't the only experience of Independence for the gaggles people in the region in 1990 diga gauss autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic was proclaimed sort of seceding from all day via two days later the Supreme Council of Moldavia held an emergency meeting and a decision was reached to declare the new like illegal and unconstitutional a group of Moldovan volunteers and police units were sent to the area to reestablish order however soldiers from the soviet union intervened on both sides to stop the conflict in December of 1994 a document on the peaceful integration of Kaguya with autonomous rights was signed and so the gaggles Republic was legally dissolved and became the autonomous territorial unit of gagauzia until today up way north but also somewhat related to Russia the Republic of otua now I mentioned this in a video already but I couldn't really find information about it this time I managed to so here it is from 1918 to 1920 the Republic of Oh to up took place with a Nordic cross flag of green black and red and probably the coolest coat of arms ever of a bear swinging a sword the origin of the states is apparently in Finland where some people in 1906 had the idea of uniting the region of Corellia after a Finnish civil war and conflicts with the Soviets the state finally came to be in 1919 as the provisional government of white Corellia initially the state was chosen to be a part of Finland later however it was established as independence in alliance with Finland the Soviets didn't really like the idea of losing the territory and empowering their neighbor so they intervened due to the size of the red army it said that Finland had no choice but to accept Soviet claims on the area and this was when I found out that nowadays the Republic of Karelia actually exists being a federal subject of the Russian Federation I had absolutely no idea about this I thought it was just a part of Russia as a random territory and finally did on Republic also in Russia it was an independent self-proclaimed anti-bolshevik Republic formed by the armed forces of South Russia which existed during the Russian Civil War from 1918 to 1920 the Don Republic claimed the territory of the Don region around the river with the city of Nauvoo share Cusk as its capital the flag was a blue yellow and red tricolour with a really cool game of Thrones type coat of arms of a stag shot by an arrow the down Republic cease to exist after the Don Cossacks performed an essential part of the white army were defeated by the red army in the Russian Civil War the vast majority of the cossacks was totally destroyed resulting in the eventual disappearance of the independence movement like i mentioned there are a lot more of these types of unrecognized countries in europe so if you know of any more that you'd like me to show in a video just leave a comment below it's really fun at least for me to see these countries because behind a unilateral or just an unsuccessful declaration of independence is usually if not always a really good story either part of a larger historical event or just because of the crazy idea of a person or group of people thank you so much for watching this video if you enjoyed it subscribe thanks again to Skillshare for supporting the channel and if you would like to do so as well go check out their website and services i will see you next time for more general


hello
gasps
its
boiler
double-throw
mas
with
them
so
if
you
missed
it
I
recently
made
a
video
where
I
do
the
virus
outbreak
mission
with
haste
and
it
was
actually
really
funny
and
in
that
video
I
said
that
I'll
be
doing
week
to
co-op
missions
next
but
there
are
no
co-op
missions
available
for
week
two
so
I
guess
I'll
just
do
the
next
co-op
mission
which
gets
released
but
speaking
about
the
co-op
missions
which
are
part
of
the
battle
pass
this
video
is
actually
about
the
battle
pass
and
if
it's
even
worth
to
get
the
battle
pass
and
if
it
can
pay
off
itself
or
if
you
can
either
profit
from
it
but
before
we
get
into
that
let
me
introduce
you
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okay
now
as
I
said
earlier
is
the
battle
pass
worth
it
it
costs
13
point
25
euro
so
it's
not
really
the
cheapest
battle
pass
in
fact
I
think
this
is
the
most
expensive
battle
past
they've
ever
made
and
that's
because
you
guaranteed
to
get
a
lot
of
drops
but
this
looks
really
good
from
first
glance
you
see
a
bunch
of
cases
a
bunch
of
these
collection
drops
a
bunch
of
different
agent
skins
and
sprays
and
stickers
I
mean
of
course
it's
your
gonna
profit
alright
well
let's
actually
look
at
the
numbers
of
each
of
these
drops
and
see
if
it's
worth
it
and
how
much
you
can
expect
to
make
back
now
first
of
all
let's
look
at
the
battle
pass
as
a
whole
this
is
what
the
battle
path
looks
like
there's
a
total
of
100
levels
but
as
you
can
see
here
here
and
here
there
are
big
cases
where
there
aren't
any
drops
at
all
were
you
just
grinding
the
stars
so
I
decided
to
make
my
own
high
resolution
the
battle
pass
and
remove
all
of
those
unnecessary
levels
and
then
we
end
up
with
only
the
drops
of
the
battle
pass
so
here
they
are
there's
a
total
of
41
drops
during
the
entire
battle
pass
six
of
those
being
defeatist
from
the
csgo
to
collection
six
of
those
being
derivatives
from
the
Tyrolean
air
filter
collection
eight
of
those
being
the
shattered
web
cases
another
eight
of
those
being
the
shattered
web
stick
tears
three
of
those
from
the
norse
collection
three
of
those
from
the
st.
mark
collection
three
of
those
from
the
channels
collection
and
finally
four
agent
drops
one
blue
one
purple
one
pink
and
one
red
so
a
total
of
41
drops
during
the
entire
battle
past
that
doesn't
sound
too
bad
but
is
it
actually
good
well
let's
look
at
the
items
you
get
now
first
of
all
I'm
going
to
go
through
the
sprays
because
they're
not
very
exciting
in
total
you
get
12
sprays
6
from
the
csgo
guerra
52
collection
and
6
from
the
trolling
Agera
50
collection
and
literally
90%
of
all
of
these
sprays
only
cost
0.03
euros
so
it's
not
really
even
worth
to
take
into
this
equation
overall
0.03
euro
times
12
is
0.36
euro
but
after
steam
fees
that's
only
0.12
of
a
euro
so
you
can
be
guaranteed
to
make
back
at
least
0.12
euro
from
the
spread
next
comes
the
stickers
in
total
you'll
get
8
stickers
a
randomly
selected
from
these
9
so
obviously
you
want
the
goal
of
the
web
foil
because
these
blue
ones
are
not
worth
much
at
all
in
fact
I
made
this
picture
we
can
see
every
single
sticker
its
quality
and
its
price
now
here
you
can
actually
make
back
some
pretty
decent
money
if
you're
lucky
I've
heard
of
people
who
go
to
three
of
these
gold
web
foils
and
that's
upwards
of
eight
euro
most
likely
it
won't
be
this
lucky
so
I
calculated
the
average
of
these
stickers
so
the
average
of
all
of
these
stickers
the
average
value
you
will
get
is
0.4
euro
so
since
we
get
eight
of
them
we
can
calculate
approximately
you
will
get
3.2
euro
back
from
all
of
these
stickers
now
3.2
euro
is
not
that
much
but
as
I
said
you
can
get
lucky
and
get
multiple
the
gold
web
foils
but
most
likely
you're
gonna
make
back
approximate
3.2
euro
or
probably
less
now
next
up
are
the
cases
there's
a
total
of
eight
case
drops
during
the
whole
battle
pass
and
these
costs
0.82
euro
per
case
so
in
total
you'll
get
approximately
8.2
euro
from
the
cases
after
this
comes
the
agent
schemes
which
will
get
for
off
in
total
one
blue
one
purple
one
pink
and
one
red
if
you
complete
the
whole
battle
pass
here
are
the
blue
agent
skins
and
you'll
unlock
one
of
these
and
as
you
can
see
here
there
is
a
real
difference
here
if
you're
lucky
or
not
if
you're
unlucky
you're
going
to
end
up
with
a
ground
rebel
which
is
only
0.85
euro
but
if
you're
lucky
you'll
end
up
with
a
third
commando
company
which
is
9.3
euro
that's
over
ten
times
the
value
of
the
cheapest
one
now
I
combined
all
of
the
prices
and
divided
them
by
seven
to
get
the
average
price
which
is
3.23
euro
which
is
the
average
value
you
guys
will
get
out
of
the
blue
agents
now
obviously
if
you're
unlucky
you're
gonna
get
three
times
less
than
that
but
if
you're
lucky
you
can
end
up
with
three
times
more
than
that
so
here
it
really
depends
what
if
you're
lucky
or
not
next
up
or
the
purple
agents
here
it
doesn't
really
matter
which
one
you
get
as
you
can
see
the
cheapest
one
is
just
over
one
euro
and
the
most
expensive
one
is
just
under
three
euro
the
average
value
here
being
1.87
now
mixed
up
or
the
pinks
and
here
there
is
definitely
luck
involved
the
professor
shot
map
is
only
one
point
46
euro
and
the
black
wolf
is
five
point
66
so
there's
a
bigger
difference
here
the
average
value
you'll
get
over
the
Pink's
is
3.3
euro
and
finally
if
you
complete
the
whole
battle
pass
you'll
get
one
of
these
four
red
the
agent
skins
now
here
you
really
want
to
get
lucky
and
end
up
with
Ava
she's
16
euro
and
just
her
alone
would
pay
back
the
entire
battle
path
now
the
average
price
of
these
Reds
you
end
up
with
is
nine
point
seven
euro
and
finally
we
get
to
the
different
collections
the
north's
collection
the
canals
collection
and
the
st.
mark
collection
now
here
is
really
where
the
luck
is
involved
most
likely
you're
gonna
end
up
with
one
of
the
grey
skins
if
you're
lucky
you're
gonna
end
up
with
a
light
blue
or
a
blue
if
you're
really
lucky
you'll
end
up
with
one
of
the
Purple's
if
you're
extremely
lucky
you'll
end
up
with
one
over
the
Pink's
and
if
you
are
literally
the
luck
person
alive
you
might
end
up
with
a
red
now
I
won't
calculate
the
average
of
this
because
there's
so
much
luck
involved
so
I'll
actually
leave
these
three
out
of
the
equation
if
you
end
up
with
only
grace
which
you
do
most
of
the
time
it
basically
doesn't
even
impact
the
price
of
the
Battle
pass
but
if
you
get
insanely
lucky
it
can
pay
it
off
instantly
for
example
one
of
these
Purple's
in
a
good
quality
pays
back
the
entire
battle
pass
if
you
manage
to
get
a
pink
it
pays
it
off
like
four
times
and
if
you
get
one
of
the
Reds
like
the
apogee
or
the
a
kay
Wilde
looters
well
then
you're
looking
upwards
of
values
of
1.5
thousand
euro
even
if
you
get
it
in
battle-scarred
it's
still
200
euro
and
now
if
you
combine
all
of
these
average
prices
you
end
up
with
almost
30
euro
so
obviously
it
seems
like
the
battle
path
is
going
to
be
worth
it
right
well
not
quite
we
just
entered
week
two
of
missions
so
it's
possible
to
get
a
total
of
16
stars
with
16
stars
you'd
only
end
up
somewhere
here
on
the
battle
path
that's
not
even
half
way
to
unlocking
the
first
agent
the
blue
one
so
the
only
people
right
now
who
have
the
agents
or
people
who
have
bought
stars
and
I'm
guessing
there's
a
whole
lot
of
people
who
are
not
buying
stores
but
rather
leveling
up
their
battle
pass
waiting
for
the
drops
which
means
that
once
week
three
or
four
unlocks
so
people
can
unlock
the
blue
agent
without
buying
stars
and
just
leveling
their
missions
there
is
going
to
be
a
lot
of
these
blue
agents
dropping
for
people
and
the
market
will
be
flooded
so
the
prices
are
going
to
go
down
a
lot
the
same
goes
for
all
of
the
master
quality
agents
as
well
there
is
no
way
to
get
the
master
agent
without
buying
stars
right
now
so
once
we
get
towards
the
end
of
the
operation
when
people
start
unlocking
their
master
agent
by
just
doing
missions
the
price
is
going
to
absolutely
crash
you
can
see
already
the
price
of
ava
has
gone
down
from
33
Europe
to
13
which
is
crazy
so
when
I
said
that
we
ended
up
with
almost
30
euro
for
the
battle
pass
cost
of
13
point
25
that
wasn't
really
true
because
you
end
up
with
30
euro
if
you
take
the
current
prices
and
currently
you
can't
unlock
most
of
the
battle
paths
so
that
information
is
kind
of
incorrect
so
even
though
it
looks
like
you'll
be
making
a
lot
of
it
with
a
battle
pass
right
now
I
can
guarantee
you
most
likely
unless
you
get
lucky
you
probably
won't
profit
from
the
battle
pass
now
does
that
mean
you
shouldn't
buy
it
well
of
course
not
because
you
can
get
lucky
you
can
get
a
lot
of
good
skins
and
also
you
get
to
do
all
of
these
missions
and
also
the
co-op
missions
and
can
you
really
put
a
price
on
having
fun
well
I
guess
you
can
I
can
but
if
you
like
having
fun
I
think
you
should
buy
this
because
you
get
to
have
fun
with
friends
you
get
drops
and
you
get
to
progress
your
battle
paths
and
if
you're
lucky
get
something
good
so
finally
to
answer
the
question
is
the
battle
pass
worth
it
or
not
well
yes
hello
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this
is
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so
finally
to
answer
the
question
is
the
battle
pass
worth
it
well
I
think
the
answer
is
yes
and
no
I
think
the
answer
is
yes
if
you
like
having
fun
and
you
don't
mind
the
possibility
of
losing
a
few
euro
and
I
think
the
answer
is
no
if
you're
strictly
against
losing
a
single
Sam
also
a
lot
of
people
asked
me
about
buying
these
battle
pass
stars
I
don't
think
it's
worth
it
anymore
because
if
you're
buying
battle
pass
stars
right
now
my
calculation
actually
works
and
you
end
up
average
with
30
euro
and
since
it
costs
40
euro
well
you
see
it's
not
really
worth
it
unless
you
get
lucky
however
in
the
big
beginning
of
the
operation
it
was
very
worth
it
to
buy
the
battle
past
ours
as
you
can
see
Ava
was
33
euro
and
the
shattered
Webb
cases
which
guaranteed
the
gift
eight
of
were
selling
for
four
euro
but
like
right
when
the
operation
launched
these
were
selling
for
actually
like
seven
euro
each
so
in
the
beginning
it
was
worth
buying
battle
pastors
now
I
wouldn't
say
this
so
there's
my
review
of
the
operation
shattered
web
battle
pass
if
it's
worth
to
buy
or
if
it's
not
worth
to
buy
I
think
you
need
to
decide
yourself
I
think
it's
worth
it
because
I
like
playing
these
missions
and
having
fun
and
of
course
the
possibility
of
getting
something
good
would
be
awesome
it's
not
really
a
good
investment
to
buy
the
battle
pass
because
you
are
most
likely
going
to
lose
money
but
it's
the
same
with
a
video
game
you
buy
a
video
game
you
don't
expect
to
make
money
back
you
just
want
to
have
fun
and
that's
kind
of
like
the
Battle
pass
very
nice
so
thank
you
for
watching
and
let
me
know
in
the
comments
if
you
think
the
battle
pass
is
worth
it
and
also
please
comment
if
you've
gotten
a
good
drop
from
the
battle
pass
please
let
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hello and welcome back to no today we return to our newest video series called it's okay when liberals do it this time we're focusing on the reason and ongoing impeachment proceedings that are going on in the United States House of Representatives as we speak this impeachment of course is a total sham though and it's just another way for the Liberals and Democrats to attack a duly elected president that they don't like Donald J Trump of course and for those who don't know impeachment is the process with which you can remove politicians from power and in the United States presidents case the House and Senate need to vote him out for some pretty high crimes and misdemeanors if it's legitimate and impeachment is typically a very rare occurrence that would only happen if something really bad went down for example President Nixon was the last majorly corrupt president who certainly would have been impeached back in the 1970s but he fortunately resigned and left on his own accord Nixon got caught up in the whole Watergate scandal where he basically was illegally spying on his opponent for re-election but things got even worse for his camp when they tried to cover that up - long story short Nixon got caught doing specific and concrete things that were wrong an impeachment would have certainly been voted in and voted on by both parties unanimously all across the board but in this new case in recent times with Donald Trump's impeachment the so-called crimes are much less obvious if they're even to be considered infractions at all and this all goes back to that one story where Trump was asking Ukraine if they had any information about Joe Biden's corruption that's it that's the whole big deal here Trump was doing his job and completely in line but the left has created this exotic and out-there narrative to try and make his case look much worse before we move on though and talk more about Trump's impeachment and also of course we're going to talk about why this isn't it's 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can believe it first of all as many have acknowledged and some have even outright said that this whole appeasement is being done because they want to stop Trump from winning re-election in 2020 and sure that might sound like it couldn't make sense if you're a radical lefty but really impeachment isn't supposed to be used politically like this at all the Democrats are basically admitting that they can't beat Trump fairly and they know they're going to lose the election next year so this is kind of their plan B option I mean if they were going to win the election which is less than a year from now well they wouldn't even need to bother with this impeachment stuff now but alas they know they're going to lose so they're desperately trying to cheat and take Trump out in another way in a more sketchy way that shouldn't happen for example here's a clip of democratic darling and leading Trump derangement syndrome sufferer Alexandria Acacio Cortez he or she all but says that the left needs to impeach Trump now or they will lose again in 2020 take a look at this clip we also need to move quite quickly because we're talking about the potential compromise of the 2020 elections and so this is not just about something that has occurred this is about preventing a potentially disastrous outcome from occurring next year Congress will be Alexandria Kazuya Cortez thanks so much for joining us well that's pretty telling right there and that's not really how impeachments are supposed to work at all impeachment is to be used if a leader actually commits obvious crimes that it's used to remove them from office to get the corruption out of the system but here AOC in the left are straight up saying they're using impeachment so Trump doesn't win re-election next year they're scared he's going to get a good or better turnout at the voting booths and they should be because he definitely will but since the left has no chance at winning in a fair or square way because all of their candidates are terrible and unlikable so that's why they're drumming up this fake impeachment nonsense next let's finally get into the really hypocritical aspects of this and in order to do so we're going to have to talk about and discuss one more presidential impeachment this time the more recent and controversial one that happened to President Bill Clinton in the 90s you see although his impeachment might seem pretty similar and it was definitely somewhat politically motivated but at the same time bill was caught red-handed lying under oath which is perjury and it's certainly unbecoming in a crime and something no president should be doing and lying under oath is much more cut-and-dry than this about Trump calling Ukraine something which only possibly might look wrong when you cover it with lots of heavy liberal spin and to make matters even worse for the left many of the same liberals in Congress who are mounting this biased unnecessary impeachment against Trump now well these are the same lefties who are speaking out against the Clinton impeachment in the 90s for example if you look at this picture of the politicians currently launching this impeachment against Trump well first of all they're all Democrats and they have no bipartisan support which would be something a legitimate impeachment would have and in addition at least three of the people on here the ones on the left side they all rallied against Clinton's impeachment in the 90s even though he was caught red and in line under oath with an easy verifiable crime - and Clinton's speech would it have some bipartisan support as well but since Clinton was a liberal and their guy back then Nancy Pelosi Maxine Waters and Jerry Nadler here they all defended Clinton in the 90s even decrying the so-called politically motivated impeachment that they said was designed to take out an opposing party's elected official in unfair ways sound familiar well that's because that's exactly what they're doing now now that it's 21 years later in I guess these old farts forgot what they said in the 90s because now they're launching a much worse and much less supported and much more political attempted coup at a politician who opposes them something they said they were against way back in the day and with all that said that's what inspired the title of this video again because according to the left wingers it's always okay when liberals do it as for the rest of the people in this impeachment group well overall there's three from California and three from New York and one from Massachusetts so talk about leading with some old out-of-touch coastal elites here who really don't understand what middle America and the average citizen care or think about also I mean doesn't this just prove that these champagne socialists on the coast they think they know better than all of us who were the ones who voted for Trump and aren't going to vote for him again so that means this group of charlatans here is basically saying hey we don't care what the middle states in the country vote for or want and who they want to elect and we don't care that Trump really didn't do anything wrong either we're going to try and push him out anyway and they think this because they're from bigger states which they think are better and this is exactly why this country has the electoral college for presidential elections by the way and it's also why we should consider term limits for these kinds of old-school politicians who stay in office forever and just get more and more corrupt and if we didn't have things like this or electoral college waste to even things out well our whole nation would probably become poor jobless shitholes like California sure California has one of the biggest economies in the world but damn they sure are trying to run that place into the ground in fact I would say if it wasn't for the extremely high amounts of big businesses in Cali it would have completely gone bankrupt decades ago but since they have endless amounts of tax revenue coming from the movie music and tech industries and many more well that's how California has been able to stay profitable and it's also why the Democrats can stay in power despite having bad ideas and policies they just have so much money to throw around they can plow through all of their big mistakes next let's talk about where these California Congress people are specifically from so we can further discuss why we shouldn't be listening to them at all here I mean when you think about it if a politician or a group of them has the balls to say the president is corrupt enough to be removed from office despite him being put there fairly well if that group of individuals is basically going to suggest that they're better than him and also they're implying they are respected enough officials themselves that we should be listening to them instead even though none of these guys want any national elections and also the places they are from and have represented for decades they've only gotten worse under their democratic leadership Nancy Pelosi for example is a representative from San Francisco a once great city in America that is now literally covered in poop and needles and other dangerous gross things San Francisco has such a bad pool problem they have multiple smartphone apps there where people can report poop and try and avoid it and well you'd think if Nancy was such a good politician she might have at least helped with these problems a little bit but no they've only gotten worse and worse next there's Maxine Waters here who represents South Los Angeles specifically The Fairly ghetto Englewood area and while that's already pretty bad and she hasn't helped there much at all either but I think overall the worst thing to point out about Maxine is the fact that she's been in Congress for 30 years and really has accomplished nothing Waters is also a known liar and race hustler - and she's certainly not someone to look up to with any moral authority like what's needed in this kind of impeachment proceeding Maxine is also the one who said it's time for liberals to get rough and rowdy with the Conservatives basically suggesting there should be some sorts of riots in the streets finally let's talk about Adam Schiff he's representing the fairly well-off area of Burbank California so there's just way too much money there coming in to fail but Schiff does have his own flaws certainly just look at this embarrassing magazine cover of him for example in an attempt to make the guy look tough and badass or something and like he's some kind of hero for challenging Trump well I think this LA magazine cover actually did the opposite Adam looks like a soft weak soy boy betta who's trying way too hard too a tough guy and then when you read this covers caption well it's just all over for him for me it says the mild-mannered vegan congressman from Burbank is the gops worst nightmare is Adam Schiff enough to take on the Trump war machine okay Wow not only does this make very little sense it's also extremely cringy I don't think any sentence with mild-mannered and vegan congressman in it will ever sound as cool as they seem to think it does we all know vegans are pretty annoying and terrible too from what we've seen and covered on this show over the years not all of course but many and most vegans you see in the public are just the worst they're also always liberals too for some reason like extremely leftist I guess conservatives are too smart and well-off to not eat steaks chicken or barbecue ribs once in a while and finally the end of this statement says Trump has some kind of war machine when really the president has been ending wars and getting us out of conflicts if anything not only did Trump reunite North and South Korea and turn Kim jong-un from an adversary to an ally but also Trump was the one pulling us out of conflicts in the Middle East recently and ironically enough these liberals who are calling Trump some kind of war monger well they actually were the ones protesting our pullout back then saying we need to fight more and put more of our soldiers on the line for basically nothing but politics in the end that pretty much wraps up the discussion of these three terrible california representatives who think they know better than us and the american people when really they don't not only are they big hypocrites who opposed a Pietschmann like this before but also they're not good people or leaders we should be looking up to and there is one other shitty member of this group worth mentioning Jerry Nadler here has many of the same problems as the others he's an old out-of-touch coastal elite Democrat who thinks he knows better than everyone his only main difference is just that he's from New York and not California and as this New York Post article goes over here's President Trump himself rebuking Nadler shady political games saying Nadler just said that I pressured Ukraine to interfere in our 2020 election ridiculous and he knows that is not true Trump said in the posting both the president and foreign Minister of Ukraine said many times that there was no pressure Nadler and the Dems know this but refused to acknowledge pretty ridiculous huh there's literally no victim crime here the Ukraine people Trump talked to even said there was no pressure or anything wrong with their discussion but the Democrats are so bullheaded they're insisting because they're so desperate to make this thing stick because they know they're going to lose the election next year and fortunately for our side all this impeachment stuff has only helped us Trump's polls are up greatly and now his base is more galvanized than ever and we're all waiting and ready to stop impeachment and also win the 2020 presidential election again next year what do you guys think how bad does this impeachment scam look to you did the Democrats forget they opposed tactics like this in the 90s or do they really think it's okay when they do it comment your thoughts on everything below and if you like this video and want more videos in this series make sure you hit that like button let's see if we can get say 5,000 likes again in I'll get started on another it's okay when liberals do it video thanks again for your time today guys and have a good one [Music]


almost all American journalism is controlled by a few massive corporations news voice is a one-of-a-kind mobile app that tracks the bias and corporate interests that infuse the news stories we consume every day and it's completely free to use go to news voice dot-com slash Pakman to download it Democratic presidential candidates had their final debate last night before Saturday South Carolina's primary and then also the last debate before Tuesday's March 3rd Super Tuesday contests which will include maybe enough primaries to really get a definitive sense of the path forward for this nomination could Bernie get 50% plus one is it more likely that there will not be any candidate getting to that threshold or far less likely but still possible will some other candidate get the 50% plus one before the convention now I'm not going to do a full review of the debate last night with a whole bunch of clips because quite frankly it was very similar to last week's debate except with worse moderation it was again this kind of ultimate fighting type debate with many candidates coming in and we knew they would do it going after Bernie Sanders who's now the presumptive frontrunner the moderation was absolutely atrocious people constantly talking over each other that applies both to multiple moderators talking at the same time while multiple candidates talk at the same time cutting people short of their 75 seconds but at the same time letting some candidates go too long it was a complete and total mess but the overall assessment of what went on last night for me is that Joe Biden came in with a bunch of energy he didn't say anything different but he at least looked more energetic than he has before maybe he would get himself a small boost the crowd was not particularly friendly to Bernie and there's a backstory there as well a lot more booing of Bernie and cheering of Joe Biden and Michael Bloomberg and that's not reflective of anything other than the people that got seats in that room some of them paying quite a bit in order to be in that room I don't think anybody really did particular damage to their own campaign I don't expect polling to move very much I think if anything Biden maybe gets a slight boost because he just seemed more alive last night but it's important to know and we're gonna get to the polling data later as bad as Michael Bloomberg's performance was in last week's debate Bloomberg was totally unaffected in the polls he did not drop in the polls after last week's debate so by showing up last night and being slightly prepared like I don't think Michael Bloomberg's responses were great yesterday and in fact he had some atrocious responses which we will talk about I don't think that Michael Bloomberg is going to see any decline in polls and in Super Tuesday polls he's actually doing okay which is why I want to focus on this next clip Michael Bloomberg had an unbelievable Freudian slip last night where he was defending his support of Democrats historically and the reason he was doing this is he was attacked by some candidates including Elizabeth Warren of supporting Republicans basically saying this guy's really a Republican is that really a Democrat Michael Bloomberg was prepared and he fought back by talking about all the money he's given to Democrats including many Democrats who won races in the 2018 midterm and he slipped and said that he had bought members of Congress and immediately caught himself mid-sentence we noticed the Freudian slip live during our stream before the stream was shut down which I'll talk about a little bit later let's take a look at the clip here it is the height of oligarchical nonsense Michael Bloomberg admitting that he bought members of Congress and then realizing I'm not really supposed to be saying that that's not what I'm supposed to be saying take a look all of the new Democrats that came in put Nancy Pelosi in charge and gave the Congress the ability to control this president I got them number two I bought her I I got them and I tweeted about this right when it happened saying Bloomberg Freudian slip they're almost said he bought the current Congress anyone noticed that and indeed people did woke up to a whole bunch of articles about this this morning some of this stuff is just poetically perfect like it to perfect where if you wrote in a screenplay about this primary and said here's an idea let's have the super rich guy slip and catch himself saying he bought the current Congress now it's too far-fetched it doesn't make we keep we can't include that in the screenplay nobody would believe it this is actually more than just Bloomberg being mostly a Republican or mostly a Democrat Bloomberg is much like many of these rich guys in that he's someone who funds both sides huge corporations and a lot of these rich guys don't just fund Democrats or Republicans some rich guys just on one side that's true but a lot of these rich guys will fund both sides so that when they need someone here or they need someone there they have them available at their beck and call Bloomberg has supported many Republicans and he supported many Democrats he's been a Republican and he's been a Democrat Trump was a Democrat for a lot of his life ran for president as a Republican because that's where he decided he would be able to win or potentially win a nomination Bloomberg has been an important funder for many Democrats and now he himself is running for president yeah Bloomberg got caught here saying the quiet part out loud but it's the same thing Trump said during his debates with Hillary Clinton that yeah he's made donations and he's smart he knows how to play the game he knows how to use money in order to get what he wants from politicians this is the game Bloomberg and Trump play the same game the difference is Bloomberg has way more money with which to play it even buying ads during the commercial breaks of last night's debate people like Trump and Bloomberg their politics are different they're very different but Trump and Bloomberg see the world through dollar signs what will it cost me to buy this or that what will it cost me to buy this or that person you can buy stuff supporters friends loyalty institutions whatever you want that's fundamentally what this is about what they each plan to buy is where they differ and certainly on their politics they also do differ but a wacky and wild evening including Michael Bloomberg saying that he bought the current Congress which if you're already the guy buying his way onto the debate stage and into probably a bunch of different delegates in different Super Tuesday states that's not what you want to be caught saying let's now talk about the polling and Super