
Northern America
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Oct 19, 2026
Project Grudge: File 13
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43:19KyleHOST
It's so stupid.
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43:22SteveHOST
As we kind of stated, I'm going to get into the injuries love it sustained or eerily similar to injuries often seen in the flaps of cattle mutilations across Northern America.
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43:31SteveHOST
I'm going to talk about that for a little bit.
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43:33SteveHOST
Cattle mutilation is the killing and mutilation of cattle and livestock under supposedly unusual, usually bloodless circumstances.
14th Fujairah Energy Markets Forum: Navigating East-of-Suez Midstream Logistics Through a Storm -- from “Just in Time” to “Just in Case”: Opportunities & Challenges?
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14:25David BirdGUEST
Now, we believe that the majority or all of our diesel will remain in the region, which is tropical, and we can have high cloud points.
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14:33David BirdGUEST
That being said, we've invested in the diesel hydrotreater to enable that optionality that if the market is ever there or it's commercially advantageous to supply into winter grade diesel markets that are more stringent at certain times of the year, i.e. Northern Europe or Northern America or even South Africa to a small extent, then that capability exists.
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14:56David BirdGUEST
So it's an example of we took that investment decision, and it was an incremental.
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15:02David BirdGUEST
We needed to desulfurize.
Is War Diminishing-Alexander Baltzly, Frederick Adams Woods
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15:24Leon HarveyNARRATOR
militarist philosophers we might say of the teutonic type reply that success in modern war is essentially intellectual a matter of brain and eye not of leg and biceps of organization and leadership of discipline control and self-sacrifice in a word it is the farthest removal from the brutal in the sense of being animal though in the scale of organic evolution a nation at war is the most highly complex organic aggregate that we know anything about man has arrived at control of nature because he is a fighting animal and more than the other animals he fought his way forward by reason of his brain All the leading races of the world are descended from the conquerors of the world.
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16:09Leon HarveyNARRATOR
The progressive whites of Western Europe and Northern America are essentially conquerors.
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16:14Leon HarveyNARRATOR
The Japanese, the only progressive people in Asia, are essentially conquerors.
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16:19Leon HarveyNARRATOR
The world's future progress will depend on what kind of people control its servers and dominate its activities.
Start on Time? How Culture Shapes Group Meetings
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3:56Curtis PetersonHOST
For him, that was respecting everybody's time.
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4:00Curtis PetersonHOST
Those are the things you do from a European, Northern America kind of thing.
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4:08Curtis PetersonHOST
You start and you end on time.
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4:13Curtis PetersonHOST
And after two meetings, his boss came to him and said he was fired.
Is War Diminishing-Alexander Baltzly, Frederick Adams Woods
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16:20Leon HarveyNARRATOR
All the leading races of the world are descended from the conquerors of the world.
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16:24Leon HarveyNARRATOR
The progressive whites of Western Europe and Northern America are essentially conquerors.
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16:29Leon HarveyNARRATOR
The Japanese, the only progressive people in Asia, are essentially conquerors.
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16:34Leon HarveyNARRATOR
The world's future progress will depend on what kind of people control its surface and dominate its activities.
Biography of a Dangerous Idea: Andrew Curran on How the Enlightenment Invented Race
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30:48Andrew CurranGUEST
He's the, the most famous monarch to put his signature on a slave code.
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30:53Andrew CurranGUEST
Slave codes, you know, came up, came about, um, they were usually composed by militias who were charged with, uh, overseeing slave populations in Brazil, in Central America, and, and, uh, and then Northern America of course, and, you know, and particularly in the Caribbean, in places like Barbados.
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31:14Andrew CurranGUEST
In France's the most favor- fa- famous slave code is the, uh, 1685 Code Noir, the Black Code, that Louis XIV signed, um, as I said, in 1685.
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31:26Andrew CurranGUEST
And like most slave ca- codes, this made, um, le- it gave slavery a legal status and it, and it transformed, um, the people who were enslaved, uh, Black Africans into property.
How to read hieroglyphs | ANCIENT WRITING
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5:10Jess ZafarrisHOST
So any kind of pyramid, including the shape, is named after the Egyptian pyramid in particular.
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5:15Rob WattsHOST
So even the ones that are found in Central and Southern America, they're, or Northern America, I suppose, they're pyramids, but they're named after the G- the, the Egyptian ones, even though they're not related to them, uh, which is just worth pointing out.
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5:28Rob WattsHOST
Because it's a, a- an inherently, uh, uh, stable structure-
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5:33Jess ZafarrisHOST
Oh, yeah
The Science of the Bloody Obvious | With Danny Bate
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7:08Danny BateGUEST
To give this a name, the idea that our language really determines our thought right down to some basic level is known for short as the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis.
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7:21Danny BateGUEST
And this is an idea, I mean, it emerged in the, what would this be, 1940s and 50s, on with, you know, studying non-European languages, especially indigenous languages of Northern America.
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7:34Danny BateGUEST
And the idea being that these people might not have certain linguistic concepts or certain linguistic features, perhaps a different understanding of tense, so time, really, And this may reflect some basic psychological difference in how they perceive time as well.
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7:52Danny BateGUEST
And this is one of these ideas that it can lead you down some bad routes.