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🎬 Gus’ Close Encounter With Hector & Don Eladio “Hermanos” | Breaking Bad This unforgettable flashback comes from Season 4, Episode 8 “Hermanos.” It takes us back to 1989, when a younger Gus Fring and Max Arciniega meet cartel boss Don Eladio, along with Hector Salamanca and Juan Bolsa,...

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This is the moment Gus stopped being just ambitious and started becoming a man fueled by revenge.

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Exactly, This was the turning point where Gus’s ambition became something much more personal.

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That pool scene still wrecks me every time.

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That pool scene still wrecks me.

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Don Eladio and Hector created their own monster and never realized it until it was way too late.

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Facts, They created the enemy who would eventually dismantle everything they built.

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Qué maravilla de personajes. La mejor serie de la historia

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and such a shame walt took gus’ satisfaction away and let hector have the final say

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The saddest part is Jesse genuinely believed he was protecting Brock while being manipulated the entire time.

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That’s what makes Jesse’s situation so painful he truly thought he was doing the right thing.

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@EddyFisher240 This scene hits differently once you get to know what Gus becomes. Of all Gus didn’t forget Max.

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@EddyFisher240 Exactly, Max’s death stayed with Gus for years, and everything he built eventually became part of that revenge.

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Yea he killed all of them by poisoning them

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The person they spared turned out to be their undoing

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Perfectly said, Sparing Gus looked like mercy at the time, but it became their biggest mistake.

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Gus's problem was he didn't kill Hector Salama before Walter White put a bomb in his wheelchair and killed Gus

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Gus Gives Don Eladio a Lethal Gift Salud | Breaking Bad. This iconic scene comes from Season 4, Episode 10 Salud, Gus Fring arrives at Don Eladio’s estate carrying a bottle of rare tequila as a peace offering but the gift is actually part of a carefully planned revenge. Gus drinks from the poisoned bottle himself to avoid suspicion, then waits as Don Eladio and the cartel leaders begin collapsing one by one. Gus later forces himself to vomit to survive the poison. It’s one of Gus Fring’s coldest moves in the entire series: he risked his own life just to destroy the cartel from the inside.
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Gus Gives Don Eladio a Lethal Gift Salud | Breaking Bad. This iconic scene comes from Season 4, Episode 10 Salud, Gus Fring arrives at Don Eladio’s estate carrying a bottle of rare tequila as a peace offering but the gift is actually part of a carefully planned revenge. Gus drinks from the poisoned bottle himself to avoid suspicion, then waits as Don Eladio and the cartel leaders begin collapsing one by one. Gus later forces himself to vomit to survive the poison. It’s one of Gus Fring’s coldest moves in the entire series: he risked his own life just to destroy the cartel from the inside.

Chief Goddiz🇺🇲

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Gus Fring’s confrontation with Hector Salamanca is one of those scenes in Breaking Bad where the tension between the characters is so palpable it’s almost a physical entity. Even as Gus calmly addresses Hector, the viewer can almost taste the decades’ worth of blood feud between these two men. For all that Hector is old and frail, his eyes seem to burn right through Gus, and the tension in this scene is practically a character itself. It’s a fittingly exciting way to introduce Gus’s toxic relationship with both Don Eladio and the cartel in general, as well as his precarious position in the system. Gus is patient, calculating, and willing to wait before delivering a well-timed bullet to the skull. All of that is on full display in this scene, which serves as a masterclass in dramatic tension. As such, it’s a huge highlight of the series in general and a must-see for any Breaking Bad fan.
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Gus Fring’s confrontation with Hector Salamanca is one of those scenes in Breaking Bad where the tension between the characters is so palpable it’s almost a physical entity. Even as Gus calmly addresses Hector, the viewer can almost taste the decades’ worth of blood feud between these two men. For all that Hector is old and frail, his eyes seem to burn right through Gus, and the tension in this scene is practically a character itself. It’s a fittingly exciting way to introduce Gus’s toxic relationship with both Don Eladio and the cartel in general, as well as his precarious position in the system. Gus is patient, calculating, and willing to wait before delivering a well-timed bullet to the skull. All of that is on full display in this scene, which serves as a masterclass in dramatic tension. As such, it’s a huge highlight of the series in general and a must-see for any Breaking Bad fan.

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350,494 görüntüleme • 18 gün önce

It's crazy how manipulative Gus is. He orchestrated the whole thing. Made sure that the salamancas aren't able to transport the product themselves so he is the only one that can do so. He puts Hector in the position where he would need him and then also makes sure that Hector thinks it's his own idea. He makes sure to act reluctant and feel insulted about the whole ordeal to sell the lie that it was his doing all along. It is this event that eventually leads to Eladio handing over all of the north to Gus and Hector was none the wiser
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It's crazy how manipulative Gus is. He orchestrated the whole thing. Made sure that the salamancas aren't able to transport the product themselves so he is the only one that can do so. He puts Hector in the position where he would need him and then also makes sure that Hector thinks it's his own idea. He makes sure to act reluctant and feel insulted about the whole ordeal to sell the lie that it was his doing all along. It is this event that eventually leads to Eladio handing over all of the north to Gus and Hector was none the wiser

best of better call saul

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My take on the Gus Malzahn firing I need to add this since I didn’t say it in a video. You fire Gus after a meaningless COVID season where a 7 win Ohio State played in the national championship game (LMFAO) when there were also very little coaches worth a damn on the market. Gus O Line recruiting fell off the last couple years but even with O line issues he was still getting bowl wins and 8+ win regular seasons. Gus did more with less. He took a 3-9 football team to a natty in his first year as HC. The argument for gus being fired “mediocrity can’t be accepted” is an absolute piss poor cop out answer. Gus met the standard Auburn football has had since its establishment. A perennial 8-4 football program and Gus accomplished that consistently and took us to very high ceilings in 2013 and 2017. To summarize: Auburn fired Gus because they got greedy. Auburn fired a Medium Floor, High ceiling coach in return look what happened to our great football program. We are in SHAMBLES. We have coaches who do less with way more than Gus ever had.
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My take on the Gus Malzahn firing I need to add this since I didn’t say it in a video. You fire Gus after a meaningless COVID season where a 7 win Ohio State played in the national championship game (LMFAO) when there were also very little coaches worth a damn on the market. Gus O Line recruiting fell off the last couple years but even with O line issues he was still getting bowl wins and 8+ win regular seasons. Gus did more with less. He took a 3-9 football team to a natty in his first year as HC. The argument for gus being fired “mediocrity can’t be accepted” is an absolute piss poor cop out answer. Gus met the standard Auburn football has had since its establishment. A perennial 8-4 football program and Gus accomplished that consistently and took us to very high ceilings in 2013 and 2017. To summarize: Auburn fired Gus because they got greedy. Auburn fired a Medium Floor, High ceiling coach in return look what happened to our great football program. We are in SHAMBLES. We have coaches who do less with way more than Gus ever had.

Auburn Central

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Nacho dies free because he chooses the terms of his death He'd gotten out. He beat the Twins, he was clear. Then he stops and calls his father. And his father tells him what he's told him a hundred times. Go to the police. What else is there to say? And hangs up Nacho stands there crying. Then he calls Mike and arranges his own execution, on one condition. His father stays safe He walks back into the fire on purpose In the desert he gives them the script. Peruvians. Money. Everything Gus needs him to say. Then he goes off it. He calls Gus the Chicken Man to his face, too weak to do this himself. He tells the Cousins he'd have done all of it for free, because he hated them. He looks at Hector and tells him whose hand swapped the pills. Think of me while you're sucking down Jello in the nursing home, you twisted fuck Then he cuts his ties with a shard of glass he'd palmed days earlier, takes Bolsa's gun, and holds it on him just long enough to see every face in that circle He turns it on himself instead Mando saw it clearly. Every man standing in that desert is already dead. They just don't know it yet. Dead men watching the first man die They all came to decide how Nacho went. Not one of them got to
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Nacho dies free because he chooses the terms of his death He'd gotten out. He beat the Twins, he was clear. Then he stops and calls his father. And his father tells him what he's told him a hundred times. Go to the police. What else is there to say? And hangs up Nacho stands there crying. Then he calls Mike and arranges his own execution, on one condition. His father stays safe He walks back into the fire on purpose In the desert he gives them the script. Peruvians. Money. Everything Gus needs him to say. Then he goes off it. He calls Gus the Chicken Man to his face, too weak to do this himself. He tells the Cousins he'd have done all of it for free, because he hated them. He looks at Hector and tells him whose hand swapped the pills. Think of me while you're sucking down Jello in the nursing home, you twisted fuck Then he cuts his ties with a shard of glass he'd palmed days earlier, takes Bolsa's gun, and holds it on him just long enough to see every face in that circle He turns it on himself instead Mando saw it clearly. Every man standing in that desert is already dead. They just don't know it yet. Dead men watching the first man die They all came to decide how Nacho went. Not one of them got to

best of better call saul

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Mike's conversation with Nacho's father destroys the myth of his moral code Mike can't settle that night. He drives to the upholstery shop and calls Manuel outside. He gives him the kindest version he has. Your son made mistakes, fell in with bad people, but he was never like them. He had a good heart. Don't worry about the Salamancas. Their day is coming Then he tries to say it in Spanish and stumbles. I'm sorry, my Spanish. J-Justicia. Justice Manuel doesn't take it. What you talk about is not justice, he says. What you talk of is revenge. It never ends. My boy is gone. Then, in Spanish, walking back inside: "You gangsters and your 'justice.' You're all the same." That's the whole thing collapsing. The code is what let Mike sleep. It's what made him different from Hector, from Gus, from the rest of them. And here's a man who actually has one, looking at him and seeing another gangster He couldn't even get the word out. Manuel handed it back to him He went there for absolution. He got a mirror
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Mike's conversation with Nacho's father destroys the myth of his moral code Mike can't settle that night. He drives to the upholstery shop and calls Manuel outside. He gives him the kindest version he has. Your son made mistakes, fell in with bad people, but he was never like them. He had a good heart. Don't worry about the Salamancas. Their day is coming Then he tries to say it in Spanish and stumbles. I'm sorry, my Spanish. J-Justicia. Justice Manuel doesn't take it. What you talk about is not justice, he says. What you talk of is revenge. It never ends. My boy is gone. Then, in Spanish, walking back inside: "You gangsters and your 'justice.' You're all the same." That's the whole thing collapsing. The code is what let Mike sleep. It's what made him different from Hector, from Gus, from the rest of them. And here's a man who actually has one, looking at him and seeing another gangster He couldn't even get the word out. Manuel handed it back to him He went there for absolution. He got a mirror

best of better call saul

30,128 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

This guys business has 70% margins and the government pays him $5,000 to $15,000 per student. He doesnt need a physical location. Or to be licensed to start selling. Hector has clients who sold courses for two years to the general public before they ever touched a grant. He buys the curriculum for hundreds and charges upwards to $7500 per student. What is it? Trade schools that tap into state workforce development grants. Dental assisting, pool cleaning, dog grooming, forklift repair. The state reimburses the tuition. You pocket the margin. In this episode Hector: - Breaks down the unit economics of his first two years - Shows how he scaled by going online - Tells me about a client doing $1 million a year selling IT courses in Arizona - Gives me the exact playbook to start this with no teaching experience Certified banger. Hector Resendez - Trade School Secrets is the man! Check this one out!
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This guys business has 70% margins and the government pays him $5,000 to $15,000 per student. He doesnt need a physical location. Or to be licensed to start selling. Hector has clients who sold courses for two years to the general public before they ever touched a grant. He buys the curriculum for hundreds and charges upwards to $7500 per student. What is it? Trade schools that tap into state workforce development grants. Dental assisting, pool cleaning, dog grooming, forklift repair. The state reimburses the tuition. You pocket the margin. In this episode Hector: - Breaks down the unit economics of his first two years - Shows how he scaled by going online - Tells me about a client doing $1 million a year selling IT courses in Arizona - Gives me the exact playbook to start this with no teaching experience Certified banger. Hector Resendez - Trade School Secrets is the man! Check this one out!

Chris Koerner

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The full story of NASA's Apollo 1 and Gus Grissom, the man who was originally planned to be the first human to "walk on the moon" In short, Grissom and the Apollo 1 crew were not getting with the program NASA had planned... They—especially Grissom—were highly critical of NASA and the Space Program, constantly pushing concerns up the chain of command, warning about major equipment failures, safety issues, and overall exposing that there was zero chance the rocket & Lunar Lander NASA was building would be able to fly through space and land on the moon. But nothing was ever fixed because NASA already knew they weren't actually going to the moon...the astronauts had yet to be told the mission was going to be staged. Frustrated, Gus held an unauthorized press conference exposing the shortcomings and failures of the Apollo Program. You can imagine how Pentagon generals reacted seeing their top astronaut tell the entire world-their rocket was a lemon (worthless) 🍋 Five days later, Gus and his crew were burned alive during a so-called "test"... Crazy enough, in 1967 alone, seven astronauts died in a series of "coincidental" & tragic accidents. In fact, another death from Apollo 1 was Thomas Baron, a safety inspector during its construction. After the fire, he testified before Congress that the Apollo program was in such disarray the US would never make it to the moon. And he said those statements made him a target. Baron had submitted a 500-page report on his findings and was on the verge of shutting down the entire program. But just a week later, his car was struck by a train, killing him, his wife, and stepdaughter instantly. The Grissom family had fought tirelessly trying to get answers on his death, and to this day they believe it was no accident, but an intentional hit to silence him before he could expose the NASA "space travel" fraud to the world. It doesn't take a genius to realize these men didn't die in the name of "technological advancement" like we were sold. They were silenced to stop a truth powerful enough to awaken humanity from its hypnosis. h/t Electric
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The full story of NASA's Apollo 1 and Gus Grissom, the man who was originally planned to be the first human to "walk on the moon" In short, Grissom and the Apollo 1 crew were not getting with the program NASA had planned... They—especially Grissom—were highly critical of NASA and the Space Program, constantly pushing concerns up the chain of command, warning about major equipment failures, safety issues, and overall exposing that there was zero chance the rocket & Lunar Lander NASA was building would be able to fly through space and land on the moon. But nothing was ever fixed because NASA already knew they weren't actually going to the moon...the astronauts had yet to be told the mission was going to be staged. Frustrated, Gus held an unauthorized press conference exposing the shortcomings and failures of the Apollo Program. You can imagine how Pentagon generals reacted seeing their top astronaut tell the entire world-their rocket was a lemon (worthless) 🍋 Five days later, Gus and his crew were burned alive during a so-called "test"... Crazy enough, in 1967 alone, seven astronauts died in a series of "coincidental" & tragic accidents. In fact, another death from Apollo 1 was Thomas Baron, a safety inspector during its construction. After the fire, he testified before Congress that the Apollo program was in such disarray the US would never make it to the moon. And he said those statements made him a target. Baron had submitted a 500-page report on his findings and was on the verge of shutting down the entire program. But just a week later, his car was struck by a train, killing him, his wife, and stepdaughter instantly. The Grissom family had fought tirelessly trying to get answers on his death, and to this day they believe it was no accident, but an intentional hit to silence him before he could expose the NASA "space travel" fraud to the world. It doesn't take a genius to realize these men didn't die in the name of "technological advancement" like we were sold. They were silenced to stop a truth powerful enough to awaken humanity from its hypnosis. h/t Electric

Ben Wehrman

75,790 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

🔥🤣WOWWW..DON LEMON COMPARED HARASSING PEOPLE WORSHIPPING THEIR RELIGION TO LUNCH COUNTER CIVIL RIGHTS PROTESTS...AND " TOO BRING IT ON" "ON THIS MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY..IT IS MOBILIZING PEOPLE..I HAD A BREAKFAST FOR MLK WITH SHARPTON" - Don Lemon "IF THIS WOMAN, BOND & TRUMP THINK THEY ARE GONNA MAKE PEOPLE AFRAID THEY HAVE ANOTHER THING COMING & IT WILL MOTIVATE PEOPLE PROTESTING EVEN MORE" - Lemon LOL DON LEMON HAD TO GO ON TMZ TO DO DAMAGE CONTROL. He claims is doesn't matter if he had an idea about it he was doing what journalists do & documenting. He also says "THIS WOMAN Harmeet K. Dhillon HAS NO IDEA WHAT SHE IS TALKING ABOUT." Lemon claims there is no evidence of planning BUT HE FLEW IN THAT DAY and they just HAPPENED to say why don't you come with us. He is an IDIOT because he says police were outside and DIDN'T THINK ANYTHING WAS WRONG WITH IT..Yeah because the police are shock troops of the Governor. TMZ SAYS THIS WONT HOLD UP IN COURT. Don is terrified. He flew back just for the Sharpton breakfast for damage control I bet. Source : TMZ
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🔥🤣WOWWW..DON LEMON COMPARED HARASSING PEOPLE WORSHIPPING THEIR RELIGION TO LUNCH COUNTER CIVIL RIGHTS PROTESTS...AND " TOO BRING IT ON" "ON THIS MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY..IT IS MOBILIZING PEOPLE..I HAD A BREAKFAST FOR MLK WITH SHARPTON" - Don Lemon "IF THIS WOMAN, BOND & TRUMP THINK THEY ARE GONNA MAKE PEOPLE AFRAID THEY HAVE ANOTHER THING COMING & IT WILL MOTIVATE PEOPLE PROTESTING EVEN MORE" - Lemon LOL DON LEMON HAD TO GO ON TMZ TO DO DAMAGE CONTROL. He claims is doesn't matter if he had an idea about it he was doing what journalists do & documenting. He also says "THIS WOMAN Harmeet K. Dhillon HAS NO IDEA WHAT SHE IS TALKING ABOUT." Lemon claims there is no evidence of planning BUT HE FLEW IN THAT DAY and they just HAPPENED to say why don't you come with us. He is an IDIOT because he says police were outside and DIDN'T THINK ANYTHING WAS WRONG WITH IT..Yeah because the police are shock troops of the Governor. TMZ SAYS THIS WONT HOLD UP IN COURT. Don is terrified. He flew back just for the Sharpton breakfast for damage control I bet. Source : TMZ

Johnny St.Pete

47,639 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

Don Lemon, after learning of a possible DOJ investigation, attempts to spin the story as if he wasn’t aware of the anti-ICE extremist group’s operational plans to storm the church: "I didn't even know they were going to this church until we followed them there. We were there chronicling protests. Once the protest started in the church, we did an act of journalism." Unfortunately for Don, this revisionist version of events doesn’t hold up. In the short clip at right, you can see that Don documented the entire final planning of the operation in a parking lot with the group. He arrived at the parking lot location to meet the group clearly with the purpose of filming the entire operation. He is careful to turn his camera away so as not to disclose critical details that were being discussed right in front of him. Don reveals details of the plan that he already knows, including that “white allies” are needed: “There's a reason they have so many white people here. I'm just going to be honest. It's because of the operation that they're doing today. It's important to have white allies here." So Don admits he knows why white people were wanted for this operation — because he knew exactly what the operation was. He then divulges that he was “allowed" by the group to document their ‘protest’ activity for the day, known as “Operation Pull Up." “Thank you for allowing me to be here." Don then kisses the leader of the group, Nekima Levy Armstrong, thanks her, and gleefully sets her up to tease the operation. Bottom line: Don was an activist participant in the operation to storm a church, which disrupted its worship services and traumatized children. He was part of the coordination, and knew exactly what the group intended to do and how they would do it. He chose to participate because he was eager to get clicks and views by glorifying the extremist action — before pathetically attempting spin it all as: “An act of journalism!”
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Don Lemon, after learning of a possible DOJ investigation, attempts to spin the story as if he wasn’t aware of the anti-ICE extremist group’s operational plans to storm the church: "I didn't even know they were going to this church until we followed them there. We were there chronicling protests. Once the protest started in the church, we did an act of journalism." Unfortunately for Don, this revisionist version of events doesn’t hold up. In the short clip at right, you can see that Don documented the entire final planning of the operation in a parking lot with the group. He arrived at the parking lot location to meet the group clearly with the purpose of filming the entire operation. He is careful to turn his camera away so as not to disclose critical details that were being discussed right in front of him. Don reveals details of the plan that he already knows, including that “white allies” are needed: “There's a reason they have so many white people here. I'm just going to be honest. It's because of the operation that they're doing today. It's important to have white allies here." So Don admits he knows why white people were wanted for this operation — because he knew exactly what the operation was. He then divulges that he was “allowed" by the group to document their ‘protest’ activity for the day, known as “Operation Pull Up." “Thank you for allowing me to be here." Don then kisses the leader of the group, Nekima Levy Armstrong, thanks her, and gleefully sets her up to tease the operation. Bottom line: Don was an activist participant in the operation to storm a church, which disrupted its worship services and traumatized children. He was part of the coordination, and knew exactly what the group intended to do and how they would do it. He chose to participate because he was eager to get clicks and views by glorifying the extremist action — before pathetically attempting spin it all as: “An act of journalism!”

Western Lensman

409,985 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

This is arguably the saddest moment in the history of a TV show, but unfortunately no one talks about it. In Daredevil: Born Again, Hector Ayala is found not guilty of murder in a trial where Matt Murdock defends him. During their conversation, Hector explains he only ever wanted to help people, and Matt realizes he truly is a good man trying to do the right thing. But right after being freed, Hector is shot in the head while patrolling by a police officer impersonating Punisher. The sadder part is that the man who portrayed him, Kamar de los Reyes, also passed away from cancer on December 24, 2023, before the show was released. He filmed his scenes during the original 2023 production period. Directors noted that he worked through immense physical pain while filming, though they did not know the extent of his illness at the time. When Daredevil: Born Again premiered in March 2025, Episode 2 opened with a dedicated tribute card: "In Loving Memory of Kamar de los Reyes". So when I watched this scene, knowing everything I mentioned above… it hit even harder, knowing the actor himself was no longer with us.
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This is arguably the saddest moment in the history of a TV show, but unfortunately no one talks about it. In Daredevil: Born Again, Hector Ayala is found not guilty of murder in a trial where Matt Murdock defends him. During their conversation, Hector explains he only ever wanted to help people, and Matt realizes he truly is a good man trying to do the right thing. But right after being freed, Hector is shot in the head while patrolling by a police officer impersonating Punisher. The sadder part is that the man who portrayed him, Kamar de los Reyes, also passed away from cancer on December 24, 2023, before the show was released. He filmed his scenes during the original 2023 production period. Directors noted that he worked through immense physical pain while filming, though they did not know the extent of his illness at the time. When Daredevil: Born Again premiered in March 2025, Episode 2 opened with a dedicated tribute card: "In Loving Memory of Kamar de los Reyes". So when I watched this scene, knowing everything I mentioned above… it hit even harder, knowing the actor himself was no longer with us.

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Jesse was finally about to leave everything behind… until one tiny detail made him realize he had been played all over again. Walt has convinced Jesse to disappear and start a new life. Jesse is waiting to be picked up when he notices his weed is missing. That immediately reminds him of what happened before: Huell had also been able to take something from his pocket without him noticing. Jesse looks at his cigarettes and suddenly connects the dots. Huell took the ricin cigarette. Saul knew about it. Walt was behind it. He rushes back to Saul and demands the truth, realizing that Walt had manipulated him into believing Gus was responsible for Brock's poisoning. The scary part isn't that Jesse finally figured Walt out. It's that Walt had manipulated Jesse so well that Jesse was ready to leave Albuquerque believing another lie. That cigarette didn't just reveal what Walt had done to Brock. It exposed how deeply Walt had controlled Jesse's reality. Do you think Jesse should have realized Walt was behind Brock's poisoning sooner?
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Jesse was finally about to leave everything behind… until one tiny detail made him realize he had been played all over again. Walt has convinced Jesse to disappear and start a new life. Jesse is waiting to be picked up when he notices his weed is missing. That immediately reminds him of what happened before: Huell had also been able to take something from his pocket without him noticing. Jesse looks at his cigarettes and suddenly connects the dots. Huell took the ricin cigarette. Saul knew about it. Walt was behind it. He rushes back to Saul and demands the truth, realizing that Walt had manipulated him into believing Gus was responsible for Brock's poisoning. The scary part isn't that Jesse finally figured Walt out. It's that Walt had manipulated Jesse so well that Jesse was ready to leave Albuquerque believing another lie. That cigarette didn't just reveal what Walt had done to Brock. It exposed how deeply Walt had controlled Jesse's reality. Do you think Jesse should have realized Walt was behind Brock's poisoning sooner?

Eddy Fisher

34,291 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Around 28 years ago, Ahmad Shah Massoud clearly predicted what would happen to his companions who chased the worldly life, everything he said has come true subhanallah. Here is the excerpt of his speech: Let us turn back to God, let us refer back to God, from young to old, let us seek forgiveness from the almighty for our sins. In reality, the mujahideen are not responsible for the problems we face here in Panjshir, it all started with our elders. The elders are constantly thinking about buying houses, buying cars, they are thinking about obtaining money through corruption, their heads are naked (no turban or pakol), their attire is turning in to suits and ties, everyday you see them go past and their beard is getting shorter, the poor guy is suffering, constantly trying to find excuses to shave his beard, first he grew his beard to blend with the Mujahideen, now he doesn’t want to be exposed as a hypocrite and constantly trying to find excuses to shave it all. Did you see how God humiliated them and put them to shame? Fast forward 28 years later, his prediction: What happened to that house? What happened to that property? What happened to that car? Now they are so embarrassed that they can’t even face the people. That day when he talked with arrogance and pride about his car, I reminded him a hundred times, a thousand times, to stop this corruption, to ask for forgiveness and don’t do it again, no! He said this is part of being a leader. What happened to your leadership? What happened to your government? What happened to your trade and business? You have harmed yourself in this life and the next life. With the crimes committed by them, they are surely humiliated in the sight of God, and they will surely face the same shame and humiliation in this life. The other day, I jokingly threatened them, I told them that if the Taliban agree to negotiations and ceasefire, I will hand you over to the Taliban to be hanged like Najib. A win win, we can finally be free from you, because we are in this calamity because of your corruption.
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Around 28 years ago, Ahmad Shah Massoud clearly predicted what would happen to his companions who chased the worldly life, everything he said has come true subhanallah. Here is the excerpt of his speech: Let us turn back to God, let us refer back to God, from young to old, let us seek forgiveness from the almighty for our sins. In reality, the mujahideen are not responsible for the problems we face here in Panjshir, it all started with our elders. The elders are constantly thinking about buying houses, buying cars, they are thinking about obtaining money through corruption, their heads are naked (no turban or pakol), their attire is turning in to suits and ties, everyday you see them go past and their beard is getting shorter, the poor guy is suffering, constantly trying to find excuses to shave his beard, first he grew his beard to blend with the Mujahideen, now he doesn’t want to be exposed as a hypocrite and constantly trying to find excuses to shave it all. Did you see how God humiliated them and put them to shame? Fast forward 28 years later, his prediction: What happened to that house? What happened to that property? What happened to that car? Now they are so embarrassed that they can’t even face the people. That day when he talked with arrogance and pride about his car, I reminded him a hundred times, a thousand times, to stop this corruption, to ask for forgiveness and don’t do it again, no! He said this is part of being a leader. What happened to your leadership? What happened to your government? What happened to your trade and business? You have harmed yourself in this life and the next life. With the crimes committed by them, they are surely humiliated in the sight of God, and they will surely face the same shame and humiliation in this life. The other day, I jokingly threatened them, I told them that if the Taliban agree to negotiations and ceasefire, I will hand you over to the Taliban to be hanged like Najib. A win win, we can finally be free from you, because we are in this calamity because of your corruption.

The Sure Path

15,635 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

A Nigerian Serving In The US Military Has Shared a Thought-Provoking Experience From a Special Military Training He Attended In The United States. He Said Most Of The Participants Were Immigrants From Countries Like Germany, Italy, Rwanda And South Africa. During a Conversation, They Started Sharing The Benefits And Opportunities Their Respective Countries Had Provided Them Before They Moved To The US. According To Him, The German Spoke About Free Healthcare And Education. The Rwandan Talked About The Economic Growth That Had Helped His Business Back Home. The Italian Shared How He Was Able To Have His Children Without Paying For Healthcare, While The South African Spoke About Receiving Government Loans To Establish a Business. But When It Got To His Turn To Talk About The Benefits He Had Enjoyed As a Nigerian In Nigeria, He Said He Suddenly Realized He Couldn’t Point To a Single One. It Was a Moment That Left Him Reflecting On What Citizens Should Be Able To Expect From Their Own Country.
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A Nigerian Serving In The US Military Has Shared a Thought-Provoking Experience From a Special Military Training He Attended In The United States. He Said Most Of The Participants Were Immigrants From Countries Like Germany, Italy, Rwanda And South Africa. During a Conversation, They Started Sharing The Benefits And Opportunities Their Respective Countries Had Provided Them Before They Moved To The US. According To Him, The German Spoke About Free Healthcare And Education. The Rwandan Talked About The Economic Growth That Had Helped His Business Back Home. The Italian Shared How He Was Able To Have His Children Without Paying For Healthcare, While The South African Spoke About Receiving Government Loans To Establish a Business. But When It Got To His Turn To Talk About The Benefits He Had Enjoyed As a Nigerian In Nigeria, He Said He Suddenly Realized He Couldn’t Point To a Single One. It Was a Moment That Left Him Reflecting On What Citizens Should Be Able To Expect From Their Own Country.

Somto Okonkwo

50,725 görüntüleme • 29 gün önce

She packed out today and left him. 💔💔 Igbo women are one of the most wicked, terrible, and money-hungry women ever made by God, and this is a situation very close to home. 💔 This man brought his wife from the village when they were both young, and he sold his business and wares just to open a big pepper soup joint for both of them to maintain. Then this woman started sidelining him. His business was functioning, but it wasn’t doing as well as before, according to the story my mom told me. He made sure his wife had everything, and she grew up on him. He left some boys to watch over his business so he could help his wife’s business grow. Those boys sabotaged his business and stole all the money, so he had to close it down and fully focus on the business he built for his wife. The wife started complaining and told him not to come to the shop again because his presence drove customers away from her shop. She started showing him different shades of wickedness because he no longer brought money home and no longer had a business. She was the one paying the bills in the house for a while, and today she packed out of the house when she knew the rent would expire soon and the man had no means of surviving. 💔💔 This woman looked this man dead in the eyes this morning and said, “What have you done for me? Am I not the one who has been taking care of the bills and feeding you all these years?” It was the neighbors who started shouting and reminding her that, “This is the same man who brought you from the village when you looked like a tadpole, and he changed your life so much.” I just pray and hope he doesn’t commit su!c!de or po!son himself.
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She packed out today and left him. 💔💔 Igbo women are one of the most wicked, terrible, and money-hungry women ever made by God, and this is a situation very close to home. 💔 This man brought his wife from the village when they were both young, and he sold his business and wares just to open a big pepper soup joint for both of them to maintain. Then this woman started sidelining him. His business was functioning, but it wasn’t doing as well as before, according to the story my mom told me. He made sure his wife had everything, and she grew up on him. He left some boys to watch over his business so he could help his wife’s business grow. Those boys sabotaged his business and stole all the money, so he had to close it down and fully focus on the business he built for his wife. The wife started complaining and told him not to come to the shop again because his presence drove customers away from her shop. She started showing him different shades of wickedness because he no longer brought money home and no longer had a business. She was the one paying the bills in the house for a while, and today she packed out of the house when she knew the rent would expire soon and the man had no means of surviving. 💔💔 This woman looked this man dead in the eyes this morning and said, “What have you done for me? Am I not the one who has been taking care of the bills and feeding you all these years?” It was the neighbors who started shouting and reminding her that, “This is the same man who brought you from the village when you looked like a tadpole, and he changed your life so much.” I just pray and hope he doesn’t commit su!c!de or po!son himself.

Idanssssssss😝😝

22,413 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

Steve Jobs on why the Beatles were his business model: In a 60 Minutes interview, Steve Jobs is asked about his approach to business. His answer? The Beatles. "My model of business is the Beatles. They were four very talented guys, four guys who kept each other's negative tendencies in check. They balanced each other and the sum was greater. The total was greater than the sum of the parts." Steve explains that this is how he sees business: "Great things in business are never done by one person; they're done by a team of people." He points to what happened when the Beatles split up as evidence: "When the Beatles were together, they did truly brilliant, innovative work. And when they split up, they did good work, but it was never the same. And I see business that way, too. It's really always a team." When asked about his biggest strength as a person, Steve's answer reinforces this team-first philosophy: "I've been very lucky in meeting incredibly talented people and hanging out with them. And so that's been my greatest strength." But Steve also warns about what can undermine great teams — arrogance: "All of us need to be on guard against arrogance which knocks at the door whenever you're successful." When asked if he'd lived through that himself, Steve acknowledges he had. The interviewer points to Apple's initial success and the sobering reality of competitors catching up. Steve goes further: "As you may know, I was basically fired from Apple when I was 30 and was invited to come back 12 years later. So that was difficult when it happened, but maybe the best thing that ever happened to me. There wouldn't be a Pixar if that hadn't happened. And so you know, you just move on. Life goes on and you learn from it." Asked if returning to Apple at 42 felt like sweet vindication, Steve's response reveals his broader outlook: "No. I thought at that moment what a circle of life. Life is just always mysterious and surprising and you never know what's around the next corner."
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Steve Jobs on why the Beatles were his business model: In a 60 Minutes interview, Steve Jobs is asked about his approach to business. His answer? The Beatles. "My model of business is the Beatles. They were four very talented guys, four guys who kept each other's negative tendencies in check. They balanced each other and the sum was greater. The total was greater than the sum of the parts." Steve explains that this is how he sees business: "Great things in business are never done by one person; they're done by a team of people." He points to what happened when the Beatles split up as evidence: "When the Beatles were together, they did truly brilliant, innovative work. And when they split up, they did good work, but it was never the same. And I see business that way, too. It's really always a team." When asked about his biggest strength as a person, Steve's answer reinforces this team-first philosophy: "I've been very lucky in meeting incredibly talented people and hanging out with them. And so that's been my greatest strength." But Steve also warns about what can undermine great teams — arrogance: "All of us need to be on guard against arrogance which knocks at the door whenever you're successful." When asked if he'd lived through that himself, Steve acknowledges he had. The interviewer points to Apple's initial success and the sobering reality of competitors catching up. Steve goes further: "As you may know, I was basically fired from Apple when I was 30 and was invited to come back 12 years later. So that was difficult when it happened, but maybe the best thing that ever happened to me. There wouldn't be a Pixar if that hadn't happened. And so you know, you just move on. Life goes on and you learn from it." Asked if returning to Apple at 42 felt like sweet vindication, Steve's response reveals his broader outlook: "No. I thought at that moment what a circle of life. Life is just always mysterious and surprising and you never know what's around the next corner."

Emmett Voss

107,963 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

People seem to be very confused about my dynamic with my husband Don and my boyfriend Brian. I think it’s important to explain this and make people realize it’s okay to have complicated relationships when life gets tough. I met Don in 2009 and married him in 2015. He had a stroke in 2019 and I became his full time caregiver. In 2022 I realized life was too short so I made the tough decision to find myself again and make myself happy. Thats when I moved Don into a facility so the professionals could take over. I will admit I was a better caregiver but I can’t do the work of an entire team of people. Unless you have been in my shoes and been a caregiver for your spouse, you wouldn’t understand. It was so overwhelming, I quit my job of eight years to care for him. I wanted to care for him. But stress turned to anxiety and depression and into panic attacks. Caregiver burnout is real and has even been shown to decrease your life expectancy. You are caring for your loved one but you are mourning their loss… even though they are still there. Now I’m mourning him again as he physically passes away! I met Brian and he became my boyfriend. He came into my life at a very emotional time. It also happened to be during a category 5 hurricane. Things happen for a reason so I do want to thank Hurricane Ian for bringing Brian into my life. I still am married to Don but Brian helps support me emotionally in ways Don used to but can’t anymore. I can go home to Brian and get a hug after sitting in the ICU all day with Don. Brian helped me be Don’s court appointed guardian. He helped me have difficult conversations with lawyers. But most of all he stuck around and supported me. People made smart ass comments about us looking happy on thanksgivings. But the photo doesn’t show the phone call that interrupted dinner about Don being an organ donor. The photo doesn’t show me shedding tears in the restaurant parking lot as everyone inside is laughing and enjoying their time with family. It’s a blessing to have the support Brian offers. Don would have been okay with it. He wanted me to be happy. I didn’t just leave Don the second he started dying. This has been a long and very emotional process. I don’t post a video every time I am crying or upset with myself. To literally quote the words Don has sang to me himself many times over the years: “If you're reading this There’s going to come a day When you'll move on And find someone else And that's OK Just remember this I'm in a better place Where soldiers live in peace And angels sing amazing grace” He always sang songs that spoke to him. He didn’t sing them to just sing. Him singing, even 16 years ago gives me peace and closure that I wouldn’t have thought would be possible. ❤️❤️❤️
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People seem to be very confused about my dynamic with my husband Don and my boyfriend Brian. I think it’s important to explain this and make people realize it’s okay to have complicated relationships when life gets tough. I met Don in 2009 and married him in 2015. He had a stroke in 2019 and I became his full time caregiver. In 2022 I realized life was too short so I made the tough decision to find myself again and make myself happy. Thats when I moved Don into a facility so the professionals could take over. I will admit I was a better caregiver but I can’t do the work of an entire team of people. Unless you have been in my shoes and been a caregiver for your spouse, you wouldn’t understand. It was so overwhelming, I quit my job of eight years to care for him. I wanted to care for him. But stress turned to anxiety and depression and into panic attacks. Caregiver burnout is real and has even been shown to decrease your life expectancy. You are caring for your loved one but you are mourning their loss… even though they are still there. Now I’m mourning him again as he physically passes away! I met Brian and he became my boyfriend. He came into my life at a very emotional time. It also happened to be during a category 5 hurricane. Things happen for a reason so I do want to thank Hurricane Ian for bringing Brian into my life. I still am married to Don but Brian helps support me emotionally in ways Don used to but can’t anymore. I can go home to Brian and get a hug after sitting in the ICU all day with Don. Brian helped me be Don’s court appointed guardian. He helped me have difficult conversations with lawyers. But most of all he stuck around and supported me. People made smart ass comments about us looking happy on thanksgivings. But the photo doesn’t show the phone call that interrupted dinner about Don being an organ donor. The photo doesn’t show me shedding tears in the restaurant parking lot as everyone inside is laughing and enjoying their time with family. It’s a blessing to have the support Brian offers. Don would have been okay with it. He wanted me to be happy. I didn’t just leave Don the second he started dying. This has been a long and very emotional process. I don’t post a video every time I am crying or upset with myself. To literally quote the words Don has sang to me himself many times over the years: “If you're reading this There’s going to come a day When you'll move on And find someone else And that's OK Just remember this I'm in a better place Where soldiers live in peace And angels sing amazing grace” He always sang songs that spoke to him. He didn’t sing them to just sing. Him singing, even 16 years ago gives me peace and closure that I wouldn’t have thought would be possible. ❤️❤️❤️

Jeremy Judkins

354,829 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

Must-read: Cindy Cherry, Don Cherry’s late daughter, tells all in new book about her father and his cancellation Cindy writes that after 38 years of compelling television, her father was cancelled simply for saying “you people love our milk and honey” and the “least you could do” is buy a poppy on Remembrance Day. Hard to believe it’s been more than five years since the most highly viewed segment on Canadian TV was abruptly cancelled and its star maliciously thrown under the bus. All for no valid reason, well, other than cowardly corporate suits bending the knee to a tiny woke mob of leftwing zealots. We speak of Don Cherry, the coach in Coach’s Corner. Whether you loved or loathed Grapes, Coach’s Corner was must-see TV. Again, you either loved Don for his unvarnished honesty and frankness, which is an endangered species in the world of sports broadcasting today. Or you loved to hate Don Cherry, as you would love to hate an entertaining villain cutting promos in the bizarre biosphere that is professional wrestling. The point is, millions of Canadians would tune into Hockey Night in Canada every Saturday night at approximately 7:50 p.m. E.S.T. Coach’s Corner was many things to many people. But it was never, ever boring. We make mention of the cancellation of this cherished slice of Canadian culture thanks to the recent release of a new book entitled, The Don Cherry Story by His Daughter, Cindy Cherry. Cindy Cherry doesn’t waste any time cutting to the chase. Thus, she begins the story at the end of the story. Namely, when her father’s tenure on network TV came to an abrupt and shocking end on November 9, 2019. That first chapter is entitled “Poppygate” – which is a fitting term given that what happened to Don Cherry was indeed scandalous. Cindy writes that after 38 years of compelling television, her father was cancelled simply for saying “you people love our milk and honey” and the “least you could do” is buy a poppy on Remembrance Day. We have viewed that excerpt over and over and over again. We have analyzed Don’s words for any alleged racism or bigotry or xenophobia. And we come up empty every single time. Indeed, Don Cherry was simply speaking the truth. You know it, we know it, everybody knows it. He was bemoaning that not enough people in Canada honour the war dead and our veterans come November 11. This is not conjecture; it’s the indisputable truth. Indeed, on Remembrance Day 2019, the day Don was officially fired by the way, we visited Yonge-Dundas Square in downtown Toronto at 10 a.m. to observe how many people were wearing poppies. In other words, there we were at this busy intersection just 60 minutes before the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. And we can tell you that less than 5% — yes, less than 5% — of passersby were wearing poppies that day. It was disgraceful, disgusting, and disrespectful. Oh no… was that a little harsh? Is Team Cancel Culture going to come for us now? Yet, the fact that Don Cherry was cancelled for speaking the truth makes for more proof in the pudding that freedom of speech is on thin ice in Canada these days. Due to political correctness, or its new name, “wokeness”, one is forbidden to speak the truth IF the truth hurts. That’s not freedom of speech — that’s censorship. Indeed, Don’s words somehow hurt the feelings of the uber-intolerant left. Or more accurately, these wokesters pretended to suffer from hurt feelings. Finally, these Marxists had some flimsy excuse to derail the career of a common sense patriotic Canadian that they loathed because of… oh, we don’t know… toxic masculinity? And let’s not forget the role of one particular liberal in this saga, namely Ron “The Rat” MacLean. Indeed, if Don’s words were so repugnant, then why didn’t Ron object? Rather, as Cindy Cherry notes, Ron was “bobbing his head in agreement throughout the dialogue, gave Dad the thumbs-up and at the end said, ‘love you for it.’” Furthermore, Cindy notes: “HNiC repeated this Coach’s Corner for their central Canadian viewers. How bad could they have felt it was if they rebroadcasted it?” But no, the cowardly suits at Rogers — caved to the vocal minority and quickly pulled the plug on Coach’s Corner. And when they did, Ron MacLean could’ve and should’ve taken a stand. He could’ve and should’ve said words to the effect of, “Hey, if Don goes, I go.” But then again, that would have made for a principled stand. And second banana rats aren’t all that concerned about principles, not when there’s a juicy six-figure salary on the line. It’s just business, baby. To add insult to injury, MacLean appeared the following Saturday to make a groveling apology. And soon thereafter Hockey Night in Canada went woefully woke in terms of the content aired between periods. It was insufferable and unwatchable. In the days that followed this cancellation, Cindy became further upset about the spin Poppygate was receiving. She writes: “The narrative that Rogers/Sportsnet and Ron put out to the rest of the media was that all Don had to do to keep his job was apologize and he wouldn’t. This is what a lot of the corporate media shills and people on social media jumped on—why didn’t Don just say he’s sorry and then he would have gotten back his job?” But Cindy says that narrative was completely bogus; that the fix was always in. She further writes: “To me, there was no doubt Rogers wanted Dad gone, so they backed him into a corner knowing he wouldn’t kneel to their demands. I believe many people knew there was more to the story about Dad’s firing but didn’t bother looking into it and just went with the corporate narrative.” In fact, it should be noted that it was never Cindy’s intention to write a book even though she always had a ringside seat when it came to being near her famous father. But there came a point during this raging controversy when she simply couldn’t take the B.S. any longer. She had to set the record straight. And for that, we owe her a debt of gratitude. Alas, it’s too bad the Cindy Cherry never got to see the fruits of her labour. Cindy passed away last July at the age of 67 after a brief illness. This was very hard on Don. Regardless, her legacy is a book that dispels the lies and myths that the left and the cowards at Rogers concocted when it comes to the Don Cherry saga. We owe her a debt of gratitude for setting the record straight about this great Canadian. Of note, Don Cherry is 91 years old. At this point, we must wonder how long this national treasure will remain with us. We can tell you this much: when Don passes, millions of Canadians will mourn that day. Some speculate Ron will be remembered as a backstabber and a betrayer, whereas Don spoke his mind, told the truth, and stood by his principles even when threatened with career cancellation — which did indeed come to fruition. One final thought: Don Cherry was and remains immensely popular. And once upon a time, he was responsible for the single most watched segment of TV in the nation. He was a cash cow when it came to attracting advertisers and sponsors. Thus, in the final analysis, the really disturbing thing about his unceremonious cancellation is this: if the powers-that-be can cancel Don Cherry, they can cancel anyone.
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Must-read: Cindy Cherry, Don Cherry’s late daughter, tells all in new book about her father and his cancellation Cindy writes that after 38 years of compelling television, her father was cancelled simply for saying “you people love our milk and honey” and the “least you could do” is buy a poppy on Remembrance Day. Hard to believe it’s been more than five years since the most highly viewed segment on Canadian TV was abruptly cancelled and its star maliciously thrown under the bus. All for no valid reason, well, other than cowardly corporate suits bending the knee to a tiny woke mob of leftwing zealots. We speak of Don Cherry, the coach in Coach’s Corner. Whether you loved or loathed Grapes, Coach’s Corner was must-see TV. Again, you either loved Don for his unvarnished honesty and frankness, which is an endangered species in the world of sports broadcasting today. Or you loved to hate Don Cherry, as you would love to hate an entertaining villain cutting promos in the bizarre biosphere that is professional wrestling. The point is, millions of Canadians would tune into Hockey Night in Canada every Saturday night at approximately 7:50 p.m. E.S.T. Coach’s Corner was many things to many people. But it was never, ever boring. We make mention of the cancellation of this cherished slice of Canadian culture thanks to the recent release of a new book entitled, The Don Cherry Story by His Daughter, Cindy Cherry. Cindy Cherry doesn’t waste any time cutting to the chase. Thus, she begins the story at the end of the story. Namely, when her father’s tenure on network TV came to an abrupt and shocking end on November 9, 2019. That first chapter is entitled “Poppygate” – which is a fitting term given that what happened to Don Cherry was indeed scandalous. Cindy writes that after 38 years of compelling television, her father was cancelled simply for saying “you people love our milk and honey” and the “least you could do” is buy a poppy on Remembrance Day. We have viewed that excerpt over and over and over again. We have analyzed Don’s words for any alleged racism or bigotry or xenophobia. And we come up empty every single time. Indeed, Don Cherry was simply speaking the truth. You know it, we know it, everybody knows it. He was bemoaning that not enough people in Canada honour the war dead and our veterans come November 11. This is not conjecture; it’s the indisputable truth. Indeed, on Remembrance Day 2019, the day Don was officially fired by the way, we visited Yonge-Dundas Square in downtown Toronto at 10 a.m. to observe how many people were wearing poppies. In other words, there we were at this busy intersection just 60 minutes before the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. And we can tell you that less than 5% — yes, less than 5% — of passersby were wearing poppies that day. It was disgraceful, disgusting, and disrespectful. Oh no… was that a little harsh? Is Team Cancel Culture going to come for us now? Yet, the fact that Don Cherry was cancelled for speaking the truth makes for more proof in the pudding that freedom of speech is on thin ice in Canada these days. Due to political correctness, or its new name, “wokeness”, one is forbidden to speak the truth IF the truth hurts. That’s not freedom of speech — that’s censorship. Indeed, Don’s words somehow hurt the feelings of the uber-intolerant left. Or more accurately, these wokesters pretended to suffer from hurt feelings. Finally, these Marxists had some flimsy excuse to derail the career of a common sense patriotic Canadian that they loathed because of… oh, we don’t know… toxic masculinity? And let’s not forget the role of one particular liberal in this saga, namely Ron “The Rat” MacLean. Indeed, if Don’s words were so repugnant, then why didn’t Ron object? Rather, as Cindy Cherry notes, Ron was “bobbing his head in agreement throughout the dialogue, gave Dad the thumbs-up and at the end said, ‘love you for it.’” Furthermore, Cindy notes: “HNiC repeated this Coach’s Corner for their central Canadian viewers. How bad could they have felt it was if they rebroadcasted it?” But no, the cowardly suits at Rogers — caved to the vocal minority and quickly pulled the plug on Coach’s Corner. And when they did, Ron MacLean could’ve and should’ve taken a stand. He could’ve and should’ve said words to the effect of, “Hey, if Don goes, I go.” But then again, that would have made for a principled stand. And second banana rats aren’t all that concerned about principles, not when there’s a juicy six-figure salary on the line. It’s just business, baby. To add insult to injury, MacLean appeared the following Saturday to make a groveling apology. And soon thereafter Hockey Night in Canada went woefully woke in terms of the content aired between periods. It was insufferable and unwatchable. In the days that followed this cancellation, Cindy became further upset about the spin Poppygate was receiving. She writes: “The narrative that Rogers/Sportsnet and Ron put out to the rest of the media was that all Don had to do to keep his job was apologize and he wouldn’t. This is what a lot of the corporate media shills and people on social media jumped on—why didn’t Don just say he’s sorry and then he would have gotten back his job?” But Cindy says that narrative was completely bogus; that the fix was always in. She further writes: “To me, there was no doubt Rogers wanted Dad gone, so they backed him into a corner knowing he wouldn’t kneel to their demands. I believe many people knew there was more to the story about Dad’s firing but didn’t bother looking into it and just went with the corporate narrative.” In fact, it should be noted that it was never Cindy’s intention to write a book even though she always had a ringside seat when it came to being near her famous father. But there came a point during this raging controversy when she simply couldn’t take the B.S. any longer. She had to set the record straight. And for that, we owe her a debt of gratitude. Alas, it’s too bad the Cindy Cherry never got to see the fruits of her labour. Cindy passed away last July at the age of 67 after a brief illness. This was very hard on Don. Regardless, her legacy is a book that dispels the lies and myths that the left and the cowards at Rogers concocted when it comes to the Don Cherry saga. We owe her a debt of gratitude for setting the record straight about this great Canadian. Of note, Don Cherry is 91 years old. At this point, we must wonder how long this national treasure will remain with us. We can tell you this much: when Don passes, millions of Canadians will mourn that day. Some speculate Ron will be remembered as a backstabber and a betrayer, whereas Don spoke his mind, told the truth, and stood by his principles even when threatened with career cancellation — which did indeed come to fruition. One final thought: Don Cherry was and remains immensely popular. And once upon a time, he was responsible for the single most watched segment of TV in the nation. He was a cash cow when it came to attracting advertisers and sponsors. Thus, in the final analysis, the really disturbing thing about his unceremonious cancellation is this: if the powers-that-be can cancel Don Cherry, they can cancel anyone.

Rebel News

231,508 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

This man went to a local grocery store and he got what he thought was a vegan sandwich. However the sandwich on it has mayo on it and he stated that the mayo isn’t vegan and wants his money back. In fact he wants his money back for 4 sandwiches because this is the 4th time this has happened to him when he ordered this sandwich, it had mayo on it. Given that every time he orders this sandwich and he doesn’t tell them no mayo, and the sandwich is always made with mayo on it, why is he surprised it has mayo on it when it’s literally in the sandwich description. He then claims they set him up to get angry so they could toss him out, was the store wrong for selling a “vegan” sandwich with mayo on it or should he have specified he didn’t want it on there?
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This man went to a local grocery store and he got what he thought was a vegan sandwich. However the sandwich on it has mayo on it and he stated that the mayo isn’t vegan and wants his money back. In fact he wants his money back for 4 sandwiches because this is the 4th time this has happened to him when he ordered this sandwich, it had mayo on it. Given that every time he orders this sandwich and he doesn’t tell them no mayo, and the sandwich is always made with mayo on it, why is he surprised it has mayo on it when it’s literally in the sandwich description. He then claims they set him up to get angry so they could toss him out, was the store wrong for selling a “vegan” sandwich with mayo on it or should he have specified he didn’t want it on there?

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

41,174 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Yes on the videos we have so far. The initial encounter was him filming them. There was no gun being brandished. They jumped out of vehicles to go to try to intimidate him. Unfortunately there's no video yet between then and when they had them on the ground. When they had him on the ground they were pistol whipping him, at first it looked like a baton, but it's actually a gun. They had him down with at least five officers. You got to wait for a second so he tried to stand up they shot him in the back he was motionless after they shot him in the back. Then there were four more shots or more after that unloaded into his body from a posture of standing above him. Not a defensive posture. He's supposedly has a gun. It looks like ICE took something out of a holster. So it's likely that he did have a HOLSTERED GUN in an open carry state that is not a reason to shoot someone to death. He was not brandishing it -- again it was his camera. That was the reason for the initial approach was to intimidate him about his camera. It is perfectly legal to film ice This is out not murder once again. Now there is some sort of speculation on social that a gun was dropped and a bullet went off. That would be the ICE AGENTS who took the gun out of his holster. I'll post some videos for people to see in the order that they happened.
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Yes on the videos we have so far. The initial encounter was him filming them. There was no gun being brandished. They jumped out of vehicles to go to try to intimidate him. Unfortunately there's no video yet between then and when they had them on the ground. When they had him on the ground they were pistol whipping him, at first it looked like a baton, but it's actually a gun. They had him down with at least five officers. You got to wait for a second so he tried to stand up they shot him in the back he was motionless after they shot him in the back. Then there were four more shots or more after that unloaded into his body from a posture of standing above him. Not a defensive posture. He's supposedly has a gun. It looks like ICE took something out of a holster. So it's likely that he did have a HOLSTERED GUN in an open carry state that is not a reason to shoot someone to death. He was not brandishing it -- again it was his camera. That was the reason for the initial approach was to intimidate him about his camera. It is perfectly legal to film ice This is out not murder once again. Now there is some sort of speculation on social that a gun was dropped and a bullet went off. That would be the ICE AGENTS who took the gun out of his holster. I'll post some videos for people to see in the order that they happened.

Kristine (@schachin on Tw*tter(NOW)) 🇺🇦

23,580 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce