From XXXXXpimptaddyone's YouTube Channel

Here's some vintage USSR propaganda showing us how they extinguished a gas leak fire. The same technique could be used for the oil leak in the gulf.
The Russians used nukes to put out fires like this a total of 5 times.

From Russia Today's YouTube Channel

The world has strongly condemned Israel for storming a flotilla of ships carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza. For more reaction to this story, RT has talked to Abdul Karim, a member of the Palistinian Legislative Council, and Dr. Ra'anan Gissin, a former advisor to Arial Sharon, live from Tel Aviv and the West Bank.

This is an excellent presentation of how stories can be framed to trigger a certain reaction from the viewer (plus, it uses some great Fear Factory tunes).

From RageUnderGround's YouTube channel

News report analysis on how fear is used to enact immigration laws so that American citizens will happily accept a national I.D. card and then the RFID Chip, all in the name of making you safer from Islamic Terrorists...

In remembrance of Slipknot bassist Paul Gray, who passed away Monday morning, here is Slipknot's video for the 2001 song "Left Behind." RIP, Paul!

970 WMAY accomplished a 13 hour talk-a-thon to raise money for the Illinois Capital Area Chapter of the American Red Cross. During the broadcast Friday May 14, 2010 at Leann's Parkway Cafe on N. Dirksen Parkway, the many hosts raised $7,200 from listeners for the Red Cross. During the broadcast, several hosts microphones were turned off and they were compelled to wear turkey suits and other non-flattering costumes in exchange for donations. Marine Bank matched dollar for dollar, up to $3,000, for the talk-a-thon.

From Russia Today's YouTube Channel

Committee investigating the the Tu-154 plane crash which killed Polish President Lech Kaczynski has relesed images of plane debris and details of the crash. The images have been made public during a briefing on the preliminary results of the investigation (Images courtesy of Interstate Aviation Committee, www.mak.ru).

From The Associated Press' YouTube channel

The Thai government said on Monday it would accept a cease-fire offer from a Red Shirt protest leader on condition that their fighters returned to their camp in central Bangkok, as street battles that have killed 37 people raged for a fifth day. (May 17)