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Worst product placement ever (& major BSG spoiler)
Where is Don Draper when you need him?
Exclusive Rachel Maddow Interview w/ Obama - Oct 30, 2008
The Republican Party "...wrong on all the big stuff: creating Social Security, Civil Rights..."
Huh?
Car Accident During Live Broadcast
I would hate to have a conversation with that on-site reporter.
Donald Rumsfeld meets Saddam Hussein...
Can someone say blowback?
pigeons following a old man
Tesla!
HBO - Protocols of the elders of Zion
Unsettling, great sift.
Amazing opera singer on Britain has got Talent
I'm with gluonium on this one.
CNN Reporter Gets Mobbed and Drenched with Beer at Wembley
*discard
CNN Reporter Gets Mobbed and Drenched with Beer at Wembley
*delete
Michie Shows Up At New Wembly Stadium
I wish I was a Videosift insider with good titling skills.
Dupe
http://www.videosift.com/video/CNN-Reporter-Gets-Mobbed-and-Manhandled-at-Wembley
AFI's 100 Years, 100 Movie Quotes
So many powerful lines trivialized by pop culture.
Christopher Hitchens vs. Bill Maher's Audience
Vali Nasr is brilliant, I highly recommend him.
UFC fighter falls asleep during a very intelligent interview
Oh god
Gallipoli - Final Scene: "How Fast Are You Gonna Run?"
Yes, Churchill formulated the plans for The Dardanelles/Gallipoli campaign, but you can hardly blame him for all of its failures. You could easily blame the decisions of Horatio Kitchener (Britain's unquestionable war hero and Secretary of State for War at the time) and other British officials as well (even Hamilton) who withheld manpower and munitions. Through hindsight, it's still up in the air whether the offensive maneuver would have worked if it had been viewed as completely viable. But it's a bit simple to paint Churchill as the only architect of this disaster, I don't think MINK is doing that, but I think that seems to be the historical misconception to this day.
Seattle man reads an open letter to the cop who arrested him
Mark Sidran was actually the Seattle City Attorney at the time of the WTO protests of 1999. If I remember correctly he was a mayoral candidate as well a few years back. He was definitely a 'forgetting' imbecile.