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2008-05-09 03:28:31

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2008-12-15 15:48:22

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Women of Ararat Part 1

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09:58,

2007-05-25 07:44:08

Description: ALMOST 25,000 VIEWS! NICE! Spread this video link as much as you can! PART 1 (PART 2 IS HERE: http://youtube.com/watch?v=xxJ_5_hw9qM ) Iraq. Summer 2003. Nobody, except our driver, knows where we (More) ALMOST 25,000 VIEWS! NICE! Spread this video link as much as you can! PART 1 (PART 2 IS HERE: http://youtube.com/watch?v=xxJ_5_hw9qM ) Iraq. Summer 2003. Nobody, except our driver, knows where we are heading to. After 800 kms of desert and crossing illegaly the kurdish frontline, we reach our destination, a mountain range at the border of Irak, Iran and Turkey. This is a strategic point controlled by the kurdish rebels of the PKK. Among them are 3000 women. They have founded their own army and live separated from the men. We are the first Western crew to have filmed their lives. In these war zones, which last several decades, women are more and more present. As a way to stop the madness of men, they step into the light, and transform themselves into human bombs or soldiers, very often in territories where their basic rights are ignored. Strangely enough, very few people speak about these women. It is true that the image of martyr women wrapped in burkas or torn apart by the deaths of their kids is more convenient to us than those of women giving death. When you start talking about Kurds, you quickly realise that you are alone. This is the case when you mention Turkey's Kurds, as their war has been completely silenced by the media. When there is a conflict, the bulk of images we see are those, mute, from CNN or other live news feeds. As if a man behind a camera should not take an engagement or have a position. As if the fact to film horrors was enough to redeem ourselves, as if this was an engagement. As if we were too scared to get caught in a propaganda machinery. What's the point of filming tanks, despaired faces, cities in ruins if you don't know what's inside the heart of men and women ready to defend their ideals ? What's the point of filming this if you do not share their lot for the time of a report, if you do not get engaged yourself ? I have decided to give these women a voice by seeking the humanity behind their kakis and kalashnikovs. I have filmed in emergency and depth, by living among those who are fighting. --------------------- In Kurdistan, as in the majority of battle zones, which have been ongoing for many years, women are making their presence increasingly felt. It is almost as if, in order to stop the murderous madness of man, they must today be in the front line, transforming themselves into human bombs or soldiers. In 1996, the women joining up with the PKK guerrillas decide to form their own army, completely independent of the men's army. "The Women of Mount Ararat" retraces the life of a women's "manga", a base unit of the guerrilla army, made up of six women soldiers. Constantly on the move, with no particular aim other than climbing the next mountain, they are on the lookout for the invisible enemy. Amidst military manoeuvres and everyday tasks, the intimate moments of these women's lives are gradually revealed alongside their individual destinies. Here, where life is a question of survival, their human qualities transcend those of the soldier's, liberating them from their state of male oppression in their society. (Kurdish language with Danish subtitles) (Less)

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2008-05-30 07:20:25

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rock yo ride

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06:12,

2008-04-21 19:08:47

Description: chris chino, robby kenison, bryce bearcloud, and kody walker get bored and make a parody of pimp my ride with a twist watch it now there is some extreme intense footage inside however this video does (More)

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Women of Ararat Part 1

28,

09:58,

2008-04-21 21:06:59

Description: ALMOST 25,000 VIEWS! NICE! Spread this video link as much as you can! PART 1 (PART 2 IS HERE: http://youtube.com/watch?v=xxJ_5_hw9qM ) Iraq. Summer 2003. Nobody, except our driver, knows where we are (More) ALMOST 25,000 VIEWS! NICE! Spread this video link as much as you can! PART 1 (PART 2 IS HERE: http://youtube.com/watch?v=xxJ_5_hw9qM ) Iraq. Summer 2003. Nobody, except our driver, knows where we are heading to. After 800 kms of desert and crossing illegaly the kurdish frontline, we reach our destination, a mountain range at the border of Irak, Iran and Turkey. This is a strategic point controlled by the kurdish rebels of the PKK. Among them are 3000 women. They have founded their own army and live separated from the men. We are the first Western crew to have filmed their lives. In these war zones, which last several decades, women are more and more present. As a way to stop the madness of men, they step into the light, and transform themselves into human bombs or soldiers, very often in territories where their basic rights are ignored. Strangely enough, very few people speak about these women. It is true that the image of martyr women wrapped in burkas or torn apart by the deaths of their kids is more convenient to us than those of women giving death. When you start talking about Kurds, you quickly realise that you are alone. This is the case when you mention Turkey's Kurds, as their war has been completely silenced by the media. When there is a conflict, the bulk of images we see are those, mute, from CNN or other live news feeds. As if a man behind a camera should not take an engagement or have a position. As if the fact to film horrors was enough to redeem ourselves, as if this was an engagement. As if we were too scared to get caught in a propaganda machinery. What's the point of filming tanks, despaired faces, cities in ruins if you don't know what's inside the heart of men and women ready to defend their ideals ? What's the point of filming this if you do not share their lot for the time of a report, if you do not get engaged yourself ? I have decided to give these women a voice by seeking the humanity behind their kakis and kalashnikovs. I have filmed in emergency and depth, by living among those who are fighting. --------------------- In Kurdistan, as in the majority of battle zones, which have been ongoing for many years, women are making their presence increasingly felt. It is almost as if, in order to stop the murderous madness of man, they must today be in the front line, transforming themselves into human bombs or soldiers. In 1996, the women joining up with the PKK guerrillas decide to form their own army, completely independent of the men's army. "The Women of Mount Ararat" retraces the life of a women's "manga", a base unit of the guerrilla army, made up of six women soldiers. Constantly on the move, with no particular aim other than climbing the next mountain, they are on the lookout for the invisible enemy. Amidst military manoeuvres and everyday tasks, the intimate moments of these women's lives are gradually revealed alongside their individual destinies. Here, where life is a question of survival, their human qualities transcend those of the soldier's, liberating them from their state of male oppression in their society. (Kurdish language with Danish subtitles) (Less)

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Women of Ararat PART 5

8,

09:57,

2008-04-21 21:06:59

Description: Part 5 (Part 6: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5QPNVHmvxw ) Iraq. Summer 2003. Nobody, except our driver, knows where we are heading to. After 800 kms of desert and crossing illegaly the kurdish (More) Part 5 (Part 6: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5QPNVHmvxw ) Iraq. Summer 2003. Nobody, except our driver, knows where we are heading to. After 800 kms of desert and crossing illegaly the kurdish frontline, we reach our destination, a mountain range at the border of Irak, Iran and Turkey. This is a strategic point controlled by the kurdish rebels of the PKK. Among them are 3000 women. They have founded their own army and live separated from the men. We are the first Western crew to have filmed their lives. In these war zones, which last several decades, women are more and more present. As a way to stop the madness of men, they step into the light, and transform themselves into human bombs or soldiers, very often in territories where their basic rights are ignored. Strangely enough, very few people speak about these women. It is true that the image of martyr women wrapped in burkas or torn apart by the deaths of their kids is more convenient to us than those of women giving death. When you start talking about Kurds, you quickly realise that you are alone. This is the case when you mention Turkey's Kurds, as their war has been completely silenced by the media. When there is a conflict, the bulk of images we see are those, mute, from CNN or other live news feeds. As if a man behind a camera should not take an engagement or have a position. As if the fact to film horrors was enough to redeem ourselves, as if this was an engagement. As if we were too scared to get caught in a propaganda machinery. What's the point of filming tanks, despaired faces, cities in ruins if you don't know what's inside the heart of men and women ready to defend their ideals ? What's the point of filming this if you do not share their lot for the time of a report, if you do not get engaged yourself ? I have decided to give these women a voice by seeking the humanity behind their kakis and kalashnikovs. I have filmed in emergency and depth, by living among those who are fighting. --------------------- In Kurdistan, as in the majority of battle zones, which have been ongoing for many years, women are making their presence increasingly felt. It is almost as if, in order to stop the murderous madness of man, they must today be in the front line, transforming themselves into human bombs or soldiers. In 1996, the women joining up with the PKK guerrillas decide to form their own army, completely independent of the men's army. "The Women of Mount Ararat" retraces the life of a women's "manga", a base unit of the guerrilla army, made up of six women soldiers. Constantly on the move, with no particular aim other than climbing the next mountain, they are on the lookout for the invisible enemy. Amidst military manoeuvres and everyday tasks, the intimate moments of these women's lives are gradually revealed alongside their individual destinies. Here, where life is a question of survival, their human qualities transcend those of the soldier's, liberating them from their state of male oppression in their society. (Kurdish language with Danish subtitles) (Less)

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Women of Ararat PART 4

16,

09:59,

2008-04-21 21:06:59

Description: PART 4 (Part 5: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3njG4gT7uTo ) Iraq. Summer 2003. Nobody, except our driver, knows where we are heading to. After 800 kms of desert and crossing illegaly the kurdish (More) PART 4 (Part 5: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3njG4gT7uTo ) Iraq. Summer 2003. Nobody, except our driver, knows where we are heading to. After 800 kms of desert and crossing illegaly the kurdish frontline, we reach our destination, a mountain range at the border of Irak, Iran and Turkey. This is a strategic point controlled by the kurdish rebels of the PKK. Among them are 3000 women. They have founded their own army and live separated from the men. We are the first Western crew to have filmed their lives. In these war zones, which last several decades, women are more and more present. As a way to stop the madness of men, they step into the light, and transform themselves into human bombs or soldiers, very often in territories where their basic rights are ignored. Strangely enough, very few people speak about these women. It is true that the image of martyr women wrapped in burkas or torn apart by the deaths of their kids is more convenient to us than those of women giving death. When you start talking about Kurds, you quickly realise that you are alone. This is the case when you mention Turkey's Kurds, as their war has been completely silenced by the media. When there is a conflict, the bulk of images we see are those, mute, from CNN or other live news feeds. As if a man behind a camera should not take an engagement or have a position. As if the fact to film horrors was enough to redeem ourselves, as if this was an engagement. As if we were too scared to get caught in a propaganda machinery. What's the point of filming tanks, despaired faces, cities in ruins if you don't know what's inside the heart of men and women ready to defend their ideals ? What's the point of filming this if you do not share their lot for the time of a report, if you do not get engaged yourself ? I have decided to give these women a voice by seeking the humanity behind their kakis and kalashnikovs. I have filmed in emergency and depth, by living among those who are fighting. --------------------- In Kurdistan, as in the majority of battle zones, which have been ongoing for many years, women are making their presence increasingly felt. It is almost as if, in order to stop the murderous madness of man, they must today be in the front line, transforming themselves into human bombs or soldiers. In 1996, the women joining up with the PKK guerrillas decide to form their own army, completely independent of the men's army. "The Women of Mount Ararat" retraces the life of a women's "manga", a base unit of the guerrilla army, made up of six women soldiers. Constantly on the move, with no particular aim other than climbing the next mountain, they are on the lookout for the invisible enemy. Amidst military manoeuvres and everyday tasks, the intimate moments of these women's lives are gradually revealed alongside their individual destinies. Here, where life is a question of survival, their human qualities transcend those of the soldier's, liberating them from their state of male oppression in their society. (Kurdish language with Danish subtitles) (Less)

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Women of Ararat PART 6

15,

03:01,

2008-04-21 21:06:59

Description: PART 6 This is the last part. Watch part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCgM7jNiW2I ) Iraq. Summer 2003. Nobody, except our driver, knows where we are heading to. After 800 kms of desert and (More) PART 6 This is the last part. Watch part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCgM7jNiW2I ) Iraq. Summer 2003. Nobody, except our driver, knows where we are heading to. After 800 kms of desert and crossing illegaly the kurdish frontline, we reach our destination, a mountain range at the border of Irak, Iran and Turkey. This is a strategic point controlled by the kurdish rebels of the PKK. Among them are 3000 women. They have founded their own army and live separated from the men. We are the first Western crew to have filmed their lives. In these war zones, which last several decades, women are more and more present. As a way to stop the madness of men, they step into the light, and transform themselves into human bombs or soldiers, very often in territories where their basic rights are ignored. Strangely enough, very few people speak about these women. It is true that the image of martyr women wrapped in burkas or torn apart by the deaths of their kids is more convenient to us than those of women giving death. When you start talking about Kurds, you quickly realise that you are alone. This is the case when you mention Turkey's Kurds, as their war has been completely silenced by the media. When there is a conflict, the bulk of images we see are those, mute, from CNN or other live news feeds. As if a man behind a camera should not take an engagement or have a position. As if the fact to film horrors was enough to redeem ourselves, as if this was an engagement. As if we were too scared to get caught in a propaganda machinery. What's the point of filming tanks, despaired faces, cities in ruins if you don't know what's inside the heart of men and women ready to defend their ideals ? What's the point of filming this if you do not share their lot for the time of a report, if you do not get engaged yourself ? I have decided to give these women a voice by seeking the humanity behind their kakis and kalashnikovs. I have filmed in emergency and depth, by living among those who are fighting. --------------------- In Kurdistan, as in the majority of battle zones, which have been ongoing for many years, women are making their presence increasingly felt. It is almost as if, in order to stop the murderous madness of man, they must today be in the front line, transforming themselves into human bombs or soldiers. In 1996, the women joining up with the PKK guerrillas decide to form their own army, completely independent of the men's army. "The Women of Mount Ararat" retraces the life of a women's "manga", a base unit of the guerrilla army, made up of six women soldiers. Constantly on the move, with no particular aim other than climbing the next mountain, they are on the lookout for the invisible enemy. Amidst military manoeuvres and everyday tasks, the intimate moments of these women's lives are gradually revealed alongside their individual destinies. Here, where life is a question of survival, their human qualities transcend those of the soldier's, liberating them from their state of male oppression in their society. (Kurdish language with Danish subtitles) (more) (Less)

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Women of Ararat PART 3

22,

10:00,

2008-04-21 21:06:59

Description: PART 3 (PART 4: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvMJKN0uHLM ) Iraq. Summer 2003. Nobody, except our driver, knows where we are heading to. After 800 kms of desert and crossing illegaly the kurdish (More) PART 3 (PART 4: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvMJKN0uHLM ) Iraq. Summer 2003. Nobody, except our driver, knows where we are heading to. After 800 kms of desert and crossing illegaly the kurdish frontline, we reach our destination, a mountain range at the border of Irak, Iran and Turkey. This is a strategic point controlled by the kurdish rebels of the PKK. Among them are 3000 women. They have founded their own army and live separated from the men. We are the first Western crew to have filmed their lives. In these war zones, which last several decades, women are more and more present. As a way to stop the madness of men, they step into the light, and transform themselves into human bombs or soldiers, very often in territories where their basic rights are ignored. Strangely enough, very few people speak about these women. It is true that the image of martyr women wrapped in burkas or torn apart by the deaths of their kids is more convenient to us than those of women giving death. When you start talking about Kurds, you quickly realise that you are alone. This is the case when you mention Turkey's Kurds, as their war has been completely silenced by the media. When there is a conflict, the bulk of images we see are those, mute, from CNN or other live news feeds. As if a man behind a camera should not take an engagement or have a position. As if the fact to film horrors was enough to redeem ourselves, as if this was an engagement. As if we were too scared to get caught in a propaganda machinery. What's the point of filming tanks, despaired faces, cities in ruins if you don't know what's inside the heart of men and women ready to defend their ideals ? What's the point of filming this if you do not share their lot for the time of a report, if you do not get engaged yourself ? I have decided to give these women a voice by seeking the humanity behind their kakis and kalashnikovs. I have filmed in emergency and depth, by living among those who are fighting. --------------------- In Kurdistan, as in the majority of battle zones, which have been ongoing for many years, women are making their presence increasingly felt. It is almost as if, in order to stop the murderous madness of man, they must today be in the front line, transforming themselves into human bombs or soldiers. In 1996, the women joining up with the PKK guerrillas decide to form their own army, completely independent of the men's army. "The Women of Mount Ararat" retraces the life of a women's "manga", a base unit of the guerrilla army, made up of six women soldiers. Constantly on the move, with no particular aim other than climbing the next mountain, they are on the lookout for the invisible enemy. Amidst military manoeuvres and everyday tasks, the intimate moments of these women's lives are gradually revealed alongside their individual destinies. Here, where life is a question of survival, their human qualities transcend those of the soldier's, liberating them from their state of male oppression in their society. (Kurdish language with Danish subtitles) (Less)

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rock yo ride

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06:12,

2007-11-29 18:08:32

Description: chris chino, robby kenison, bryce bearcloud, and kody walker get bored and make a parody of pimp my ride with a twist watch it now there is some extreme intense footage inside however this video (More)

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Fat Woman on a motorcycle

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00:23,

2008-04-18 16:40:46

Description: Just trying out the camera. This chick knew that backpack wasn't big enough.<br /><br />Basically an inside joke, but the quality is not bad for a still camera's video mode (More)

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Inside a Women

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03:16,

2009-11-08 13:40:07

Description: Follow the camera from a pretty woman's mouth through her throat and gullet into the stomach and her small intestines. (Content from giantessgarden.de)

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Oh noes- Zoro feels fruity

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02:00,

2008-02-01 12:27:39

Description: Okay, I suppose you want an explanation for this huh? It's more of an inside joke than anything else, but I'll try explaining anyway. I was talking to Mr.Zoro and Mr.Sanji, they were both (More)

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미국 공포의 정신병동

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02:18,

2008-07-04 23:52:36

Description: Brooklyn's King's County 병원 정신과 응급실의 감시카메라가 아니었다면 49세의 Esmund Green씨가 사망하기전에 어떠한 일이 벌어졌는지 알 수 없었을 (More) Brooklyn's King's County 병원 정신과 응급실의 감시카메라가 아니었다면 49세의 Esmund Green씨가 사망하기전에 어떠한 일이 벌어졌는지 알 수 없었을 것입니다. 바닥에서 사투를 벌이고 있을때 여러사람이 지나 다녔지만 아무도 그녀를 도와주지 않았습니다. 의료진 이 왔을때는 한시간정도 지난 후 였습니다. 뉴욕 CLU는 6월9일 아침 5;30경에 응급실 바닥에 쓰러지는 Green씨를 촬영한 비디오 테이프를 공개했습니다. 20분정도 후에 안전요원이 보았습니다. "그가 걸어들어 갑니다, 거기 서있네요. 위에 TV가 있는 줄 알았습니다. 그가 TV를 보고 있는줄 알았죠. 환자를 분명히 보았고 그냥 가 버립니다. Green씨는 ER대기실에 빈침대가 나기를 기다리고 있었습니다. 한 순간, 여성은 의자에서 빠져나오려고 기를 쓰는 듯 합니다. 다음 순간, 일어서려고 애를 씁니다. 의료기록은 데이프와 반대되는 내용입니다. 그 시간에 이 환자는 깨어있고 서서 걸어다니고 심지어 화장실까지 갔었다고 기록 되있습니다. 6;10분 경 두번째 안전요원이 방으로 들어온다고 변호사가 말합니다. "여기 그가 들어오네요, 그녀를 확인합니 다. 자기 의자에서 일어서지도 않습니다" 그냥 앉아서 의자를 밀고 가버리는게 보이죠. 마침내 6;30분경 의료진이 도착합니다. Green씨는 후에 사망한 것으로 밝혀 졌습니다. 뉴욕시 HHC는 성명을 발표했습니다 "우리는 이 사건에 충격과 비통을 느 낌니다" 이 사건을 알고 모욕감도 느낀다고 합니다. 경비회사사장은 관련자들의 직무정지와 해고를 지시했습니 다. 시장은 조사에 협조할 수 있는 모든 지원을 하겠다고 합니다. 공포스럽습니다. 역겹다는 말조차 미사여구입니다. Kings County 병원의 정신과가 소송대상이 된것은 이번이 처음이 아닙니다. 2007년 연방법원에 전신병관련 소송을 제기한 변호사들은 이 곳을 "공포의 추잡한 장소"라고 표현 했습니다. 소송은 아직 진행중입니다. HHC는 여러 부분을 개정하고 있다고 말합니다. 15분마다 정신과 환자를 확인하는것을 포함해서 말입니다. Had it not been for surveillance camera inside the psychiatric emergency room in Brooklyn's King's County Hospital, we may never have known what happen to forty-nine year old Esmund Green in the moments before she died. As she struggles on the floor, several people walk by but no one does anything to help her. And it takes nearly an hour before medical team arrives to treat her. The New York Civil Liberty's Union released this video tape showing Green falling to the floor in the emergency room around 5:30 on the morning of June 19th. About twenty minutes later, a security guard comes into view. 'He walks in, stands there. We actually think there's a television up in the top. We think he's looking at the TV but he's clearly got the patient in view and he walks away.' Green was in the ER waiting for a bed to become available. At one point, the woman can be seen struggling to free herself from the chairs. And at another point, she appears to make an effort to get up. A copy of her medical records contradicts the tape. Listing her at the same time as being 'awake, up and about, even going to the bathroom.' At about 6:10am lawyers say a second security guard enters the room. 'Here he comes. Enter the room, checks her out. He can't even get himself off his chair. He sits there and then you'll see him wheel himself away.' Finally around 6:30am, medical personnel arrive. Green is later pronounced dead. The New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation released a statement saying, 'We are shocked and distressed by this situation.' Adding that affront learn of the incident, the agency's president directed the suspension and termination of those involved. The city's mayor says the city will do everything it can to cooperate with the investigation. 'I was horrified; it's much too nice of a word, disgusted, is I think is a better word.' This is not the first time the psychiatric unit at Kings County Hospital has been targeted. Advocates for the mentally ill filed a lawsuit in federal court in 2007, calling this in quote, 'Shameful place with horrendous conditions.' That suit is still active. The city's Health and Hospitals Corporation says it has put in place a number of reforms and continues to do so. Including checking on the patients in the psychiatric unit every 15 minutes. Mary Snow, CNN, Brooklyn. (Less)

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