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Fight Fire With Snow: The Awakening(Full Movie)
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John McCain attacks Ron Paul backwards reversed speech
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Reversed speech: Rudy Giuliani confronted on 9/11 and the Bible
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Okcis - Hillary Clinton talking backwards reversed speech
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I was born in eastern England. I grew up around farmers and uneducated people. My sister, Elizabeth died at seven months. I left school at the age of 12 and was apprenticed to my father, a corset maker, at 13. At 19, I became a merchant seaman, serving a short time before returning to England in April 1759. There I set up a corset shop in Sandwich, Kent. In September of that year, I married Mary Lambert. My business collapsed soon after. My wife became pregnant, and, following a move to Margate, Mary went into early labor. Neither my wife nor our child survived. In September of '74, I met Benjamin Franklin in London. Franklin advised me to emigrate to the British colonies in America, and wrote my letters of recommendation. I left England in October, arriving in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on November 30. I barely survived the transatlantic voyage. The drinking water on the ship was so bad that typhoid fever killed five passengers. Franklin's physician, who had arrived to welcome me to America, literally had to carry me off the ship. I was also an inventor, receiving a patent in Europe for the single-span iron bridge. I developed a smokeless candle, and worked with John Fitch on the early development of steam engines. I'm best known as a radical pamphleteer who anticipated and helped foment the American Revolution through writings, most notably Common Sense, an incendiary pamphlet advocating independence from the Kingdom of Great Britain. An advocate of liberalism, I outlined my political philosophy in Rights of Man, written both as a reply to Edmund Burke's view of the French Revolution and as a general political philosophy treatise as well as Common Sense, a treatise on the benefits of personal liberty and limited government, in which I consider society a representation of human ideals, and government a necessary evil. I am also known for my support of deism, taking its form in my treatise on religion The Age of Reason, as well as for my eye-witness accounts of both the French and American Revolutions.
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