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Wild Colombia - Fantastic Creatures | The Lost Eden | Free Documentary Nature
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Wild Colombia - Fantastic Creatures | The Lost Eden | Free Documentary Nature
Wild Colombia - Fantastic Creatures | The Lost Eden | Free Documentary Nature Watch 'Wild Colombia Revealed' here: https://youtu.be/BASbIdt6p1I Crowning South America, Colombia touches both the Pacific and the Atlantic oceans. Sitting on the equator, this wild and exotic land is divided by the soaring peaks of the Andes, and carved by the mighty Amazon and Orinoco Rivers. Colombia’s landscapes are vast and hugely diverse. Mangroves meander through grasslands, while expanses of mirror-like wetlands fringe verdant rainforests. Snow-capped peaks emerge from mountain slopes clad in misty cloud forests. This mix of pristine environments supports an enormous wealth of unique plants, as well as an extraordinary array of spectacular creatures. Limited Rights Available: Worldwide Free TV Only ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Subscribe Free Documentary - Nature Channel for free: http://bit.ly/2mFDC3Q Facebook: https://bit.ly/2QfRxbG Twitter: https://bit.ly/2QlwRiI ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ #FreeDocumentaryNature #Documentary #wilderness #wildlife ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Free Documentary is dedicated to bring high-class documentaries to you on youtube for free. With the latest camera equipment used by well-known filmmakers working for famous production studios. You will see fascinating shots from the deep seas and up in the air, capturing great stories and pictures from everything our beautiful and interesting planet has to offer. Enjoy stories about nature, wildlife, culture, people, history and more to come.
Published Apr 26, 2025
The Fools | Japanese Underground Rock | Full Rock Music Documentary | Prisons and Babylon | J-Rock
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The Fools | Japanese Underground Rock | Full Rock Music Documentary | Prisons and Babylon | J-Rock
It chronicles the legendary Japanese rock band THE FOOLS, emerging in the 80s underground scene. Spanning nearly a decade from 2012, it explores their tumultuous journey, crises, and fervent fan base. Vocalist Ko Ito's drug arrests and guitarist Ryo Kawada's death added to their challenges. Ko died in prison in 2017. Despite hardships, their music left a lasting impact on the underground scene. Year: 2021 | Stars: Seiji Fukushima, Ko Ito, Ryo Kawada | Director: Shinichi Takahashi **This film is under non-exclusive license from MVD. All rights reserved. We ask you to please contact us if you believe there are any copyright issues via you_tube@valleyarm.com** ♩Remember to subscribe for more incredible music docos: https://bit.ly/3RsCgpK ♩ ♫ See our curated list of our best and favourite Music Documentaries here: https://bit.ly/3PL8MC6 ♫ Want to watch Live Concerts? Click Here: https://bit.ly/3rnXA55 ♫ Just what was Studio 54? See the Doco here: https://bit.ly/3PjMHZY ______________________________________________________ Consider subscribing and hitting the bell for notifications of when we upload! Every subscription helps, and we will be uploading more INCREDIBLE music documentaries! https://bit.ly/3RsCgpK #insidethemusic #music #musicdocumentary #musicvideo #documentaries #audio #behindthescene #behindthemusic #rockumentary #free #HD #movie #film #documentary #studio54 #rock #blues #soul #rocknroll #rhythmandblues #classicrock #metal #heavymetal #punk #newwave #psychedelic #indie #emo #country #folk #americana #guitar #guitarist #drummer #bass #keys #singer #electric #controversy #TheFools #JRock #Rock #JapaneseMusic #80smusic
Published Feb 14, 2025
The Miracle of Purification | EP3 | Stations of the Cross in Jerusalem
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The Miracle of Purification | EP3 | Stations of the Cross in Jerusalem
📍Gethsemane, Jerusalem. Wilkin travels to Jerusalem in search of the seven places where Jesus bled.In the third episode, he visits a place where we are almost certain Jesus walked. And where Jesus' blood soaked the earth for the third time. At the end of this episode, Wilkin tells the true story of Hans, who - after 30 years of living under the terror of nightmares - received rest, peace and silence through the miracle of the cross. The moving story takes you back to Jesus' last 18 hours to realize what He also did for you. Author Wilkin van de Kamp takes you to the iconic city of Jerusalem, where the most momentous events of Christian history unfolded. Guided by his knowledge and the rich history of this sacred city, he explores the 7 Wonders at the Cross, while examining the profound significance and impact of the cross of Christ on world history. Each episode is a journey through time, in which Wilkin combines biblical accounts, archaeological discoveries and historical context with personal reflections and powerful visual images of the sacred sites. From the condemnation of Jesus to the redemption on the cross, the series offers an unmistakable look at the events that laid the foundation for Christianity. What can you expect from this series? Episode 1: The Miracle of Forgiveness The First Step to the Cross: What happened during Jesus' trial, and how did Pontius Pilate's condemnation pave the way to crucifixion? Episode 2: The Miracle of Redemption The Difficult Journey to Golgotha: How was Jesus led through Jerusalem on his way to the cross? What was the significance of carrying the cross at that time? Episode 3: The Miracle of Purification The Moment of Suffering and Sacrifice: What exactly happened on Mount Golgotha? How did the crucifixion change the meaning of suffering and redemption? Episode 4: The Miracle of Healing What was said on the cross? What is the meaning of Jesus' last words and how did they influence the theology of the Christian Church? Episode 5: The Miracle of Liberation The Scorn and Humiliation of Jesus: What does the crown of thorns and the mockery Jesus suffered during his crucifixion symbolize? Episode 6: The Miracle of Reconciliation The Supreme Moment of Sacrifice: What does Jesus' death mean for the world, and how can we understand his death as a sacrifice for humanity? Episode 7: The Miracle of Being Born Again Victory over death: What happened after the crucifixion? How does Jesus' resurrection change the meaning of the cross for Christians around the world? Why is this series important? Wilkin van de Kamp, known for his deep knowledge of the Bible and his ability to connect historical context with spiritual teachings, offers in this series a unique perspective on the last moments of Jesus' life. In the iconic city of Jerusalem, the heart of the biblical stories, he unravels the 7 Wonders at the Cross and reveals the profound meaning of Christ's suffering, death and resurrection. This series is not only for Christians who want to deepen their faith, but also for anyone who wants to learn more about the history and influence of Jesus' crucifixion on the world. The series offers a visually rich and spiritually reflective experience that adds a new dimension to your understanding of the cross and the message of redemption. Whether you are in Jerusalem, reading the Bible or simply want to learn about the historical significance of these events, the “7 Wonders at the Cross” offers a new perspective and inspiration. Don't miss out! Subscribe to the channel so you don't miss any episodes of this unique series! Click the notification bell to always stay tuned for new content about the 7 Wonders at the Cross. 🙏 Explore the Depths of Faith with Us! 🙏 At en.Jesus.net, we are dedicated to bringing you a wide range of inspirational and thoughtful Christian content. 🎬 Featured Content: 🔹 Life of Jesus Movies: Immerse yourself in the life, teachings and miracles of Jesus Christ through our specially selected movies. Witness the profound impact of His love and grace. 🔹 Bible Teachings: Delve into the timeless wisdom of the Bible with our valuable Scripture insights that will strengthen your faith journey. May our content inspire, uplift and strengthen your walk with Christ. #Jerusalem #bible #jesus #jesuschrist #newtestament #christianity #god #inspiration #christianmovies #witness #christianlife #godslove #biblicalwisdom #wisdom #hope #grace #devotional #christianmedia #7WondersAtTheCross #WilkinVanDeKamp #Jerusalem #Crucifixion #Bible #Documentary #Faith #Christianity #Resurrection #History #BiblicalHistory
Published Jan 27, 2025
How France Stole Trillions of Dollars from Africa
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How France Stole Trillions of Dollars from Africa
“Africa is poor, and its people need aid.” This is a message echoed over and over again by journalists, charities and non-governmental organizations. European and American children are told to finish their food because there are poor starving children in Africa. But why has the continent become synonymous with poverty, when it is rich in natural resources. Why has Europe refused to invest in Africa with as much fervor as it sends aid? Western media has gone out of its way to entrench this image of Africa in the world. Of Africans always needing aid and help with its never ending problems until all the world feels is sympathy fatigue. Is Africa poor? A Global Justice Now report found that in 2015, 203 billion dollars left Africa compared to the 161 billion that the continent received through loans and aid. But the amount of money that leaves Africa is never highlighted. And the ways in which money and resources are exploited from the continent to benefit foreign governments and companies is hidden. In 2019, Italy’s deputy prime minister Luigi Di Maio pointed out that France’s policy in Africa caused poverty and as a result the migration of Africans to Europe by dangerous sea routes. He is quoted as saying, “If we have people who are leaving Africa now it’s because some European countries, and in particular France, have never stopped colonizing Africa.” He claimed that if France did not have these African colonies it would not be among the largest world economies. These are serious claims. But is there some truth to them? Has France impoverished its former colonies in Africa for its own economic gain? Di Maio isn’t the first to question France’s policies in Africa, and point out how self-serving and exploitative they are. For context, France was the second largest European colonizer in Africa after Britain. France mainly colonized countries in West Africa like Senegal, Mali, Niger, the Ivory Coast and many others. After these countries gained independence in the 1960s they still maintained strong political and economic relations with France. Europe has tried to paint its continued relationship with its former colonies as a altruistic move since Africans were building their nations from scratch; however the reality is that African nations had been looted and robbed of their natural resources by these colonial powers. Before colonialism Africa was rich, with natural resources and trade. After the theft of colonialism they were beginning at a deficit, with the odds stacked against them. West Africa had trading systems which had developed over hundreds of years, before the French arrived in Africa. Gold was the main commodity, hence the term the gold coast. When the Europeans arrived they introduced the slave trade that depleted the population through slave raids. They also destabilized gold mining because the communities found it unsafe to mine their lands for fear of attacks. This started the unequal relationship that has continued through the colonial era and lasts to this day. European policies have destabilized the continent from the very beginning. When the slave trade was abolished, Europe also started importing raw materials such as cotton from Africa. Cotton was labor intensive and Africa had a surplus of cheap labor. One of the ironies of the colonial era was that Africa’s largest export was raw cotton while its largest import was manufactured cotton. Through this paradigm, Europe made sure Africa did not develop a manufacturing ability so they had to keep buying European goods. This trade model also provided manufacturing jobs for Europeans abroad. Europe made sure Africans provided cheap labor by introducing mandatory taxes in their colonies. Africans’ only access to European currency was through the wages they were paid at European farms. These farms had been acquired by stealing land from Africans and resettling them in crowded and unproductive settlements. And yet, the colonial powers continued exploiting these countries even after independence. In all this France stands out in the scope of policy intended to keep money flowing in from her former colonies, regardless of the consequences on their economies. This is because of the way that most French colonies gained their independence. In 1958 France had a new constitution that wanted to restructure the French empire into a federation. All colonies apart from Guinea accepted. Guinea declared her independence in 1958 and was punished for it. Her schools, hospitals and public administration buildings were burned. Animals and food were poisoned to show the other African colonies that the price of rejecting France would be high. Please subscribe and turn on the notification bell to be notified of future videos. Contact info: 1) Email: africarevealed2@gmail.com 2) Facebook: Africa Revealed 3) Instagram: africarevealed.tv 4) Tiktok: @africarevealed
Published Sep 15, 2023