A man in medieval armor and chainmail, wearing a helmet, stands behind a stone wall. He makes a gesture with his hands above his head, mimicking horns or ears, and then lowers them.
A man is eating a sandwich on a subway. An elderly woman with a distressed appearance sits next to him. The man offers her half of his sandwich. They both eat. Text on screen: Lounge, Keep Your, mission for Year.
like Detroit. Dearborn, places like Dearborn, where these Muslims are starting to run roughshod over the people who were born and raised there. And I believe that a lot of these people are not going to lay down and take it, and this is a perfect example of it. Now, the one thing I would like to point out to those folks that are out there protesting
Is it about to see we're made with nothing but two things: a stick of charcoal and a piece of paper, and nothing else. Just this and hundreds of hours of time. These are not photographs, they're not AI, and they weren't printed out. It's just me in a studio forever. These are my favorite drawings, and I hope that you like them too. And I always fin
BARRY McGUIRE Eve Of Destruction. The song you're about to hear was written by a 19-year-old boy. That's nothing new these days, particularly since this song is something special. It has an awful lot of important things to say about how we grown-ups are running the world. It was recorded a few weeks ago by Barry McGuire. It's now number one in the
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