Загрузка видео...

Не удалось загрузить видео

На главную

?????????????? FYAFest

49,748 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

Комментарии: 10

Фото профиля PPC Platinum Member
PPC Platinum Member1 год назад

@FYAFest This is what hardcore is all about

Фото профиля Cavatappi Carl
Cavatappi Carl1 год назад

@FYAFest When you’re good, you’re good.

Фото профиля Solar Heavy
Solar Heavy1 год назад

have you ever listened to this?

Фото профиля Air Friar
Air Friar1 год назад

@FYAFest Good to see rick ta life got rid of the tattoos and finally found his vocation

Фото профиля +/-
+/-1 год назад

@FYAFest Did he wear power balance on his hand?

Фото профиля 🍯MUSTARDWOLF🍯
🍯MUSTARDWOLF🍯1 год назад

@FYAFest this made me think about pizzas, now I'm hungry...

Фото профиля asiansmallballs 🐍
asiansmallballs 🐍1 год назад

@FYAFest Brings me back to middle school

Фото профиля Whoodle Dad (Knicks+ Rangers + Bills LOVER 42069)
Whoodle Dad (Knicks+ Rangers + Bills LOVER 42069)1 год назад

@FYAFest I see you Scanlon

Фото профиля Zootopia Abortion Fanfic
Zootopia Abortion Fanfic1 год назад

@FYAFest NOT BAD

Фото профиля SelaluAlways
SelaluAlways1 год назад

@FYAFest DHEMMM... Req nganggo lemari jati om

Похожие видео

I got my hands on 65 hours worth of live broadcast news coverage and special reports on the MOVE bombing which occurred 41 years ago today. I produced this piece using that archival footage. On May 13, 1985, Philadelphia police dropped a C4 explosive on the home of the @themoveorganization family at 62nd and Osage Avenue, after 500 police fired over 10,000 rounds into the home. City officials allowed the fire to burn, killing 11 people including five children, and destroying 61 homes. Eyewitness and forensic evidence indicates that several MOVE children attempted to flee the burning home through the rear but were either shot back inside or their bullet-ridden bodies were thrown back into fire by police waiting in the alleyway. In 2021, it was revealed UPenn and Princeton had stolen the remains of several of the children and not only conducted experiments on them but also wheeled them out on gurneys at fundraising events. John Africa's head has never been returned and saw marks on his neck indicate foul play during an unauthorized autopsy. No one has ever been held accountable for any of it. In 2023, Mike Africa Jr. bought the house back which was originally owned by his aunt Louise James, but was seized by the City through eminent domain after the bombing and turned into a police substation. He is barred from turning the home into a memorial until he pays off the $400K mortgage, support link below. Today we remember: Rhonda Africa Theresa Africa Frank Africa Raymond Africa Conrad Africa John Africa Tree Africa (14) Delisha Africa (13) Netta Africa (12) Phil Africa (12) Tomaso Africa (9) Ramona Africa (survivor) Birdie Africa (survivor) Support @moveactivistarchive Archival material accessed through Temple University's Digital Collections

hate5six

91,556 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

I got my hands on 65 hours worth of live broadcast news coverage and special reports on the MOVE bombing which occurred 40 years ago today. I produced this piece using that archival footage. On May 13, 1985, Philadelphia police dropped a C4 explosive on the home of the MOVE family at 62nd and Osage Avenue, after 500 police fired over 10,000 rounds into the home. City officials allowed the fire to burn, killing 11 people including five children, and destroying 61 homes. Eyewitness and forensic evidence indicates that several MOVE children attempted to flee the burning home through the rear but were either shot back inside or their bullet-ridden bodies were thrown back into fire by police waiting in the alleyway. In 2021, it was revealed UPenn and Princeton had stolen the remains of several of the children and not only conducted experiments on them but also wheeled them out on gurneys at fundraising events. No one has ever been held accountable. In 2023, Mike Africa Jr. bought the house back which was originally owned by his aunt Louise James, but was seized by the City through eminent domain after the bombing. He is barred from turning the home into a memorial until he pays off the $400K mortgage, support link below. I'll be broadcasting live from the site of the bombing today at 5pm ET ( as we commemorate all who were murdered by the City and the hundreds of Black Philadelphians who lost their homes due to City officials refusing to put the fire out. Rhonda Africa Theresa Africa Frank Africa Raymond Africa Conrad Africa John Africa Tree Africa (14) Delisha Africa (13) Netta Africa (12) Phil Africa (12) Tomaso Africa (9) Ramona Africa (survivor) Birdie Africa (survivor) Archival material accessed through Temple University's Digital Collections

hate5six

54,919 просмотров • 1 год назад