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Monday night Bushcraft/Survival talk with Crash and Freedom Bushcraft – Video

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At 10 pm Monday night we will be hosting a Monday night talk. Your invited and we will try to answer any questions you may have. Also if we don #39;t know it we will dig to find it. Also if you...

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Religious freedom debate continues at Iowa Capitol

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DES MOINES Religious leaders and state lawmakers tried Monday to navigate the area between religious freedom and individual civil liberties.

Supporters of religious freedom spoke at a ceremony in the Capitol on Monday, praising Iowa for being a state that allows for the religious expression of varied faiths.

Speakers also acknowledged the national discussion over religious freedom as new laws in Indiana and Arkansas have been both praised for protecting religious freedom and criticized for serving as legal shields for discrimination.

It is a hallmark of a civil society, as opposed to anarchy, that our freedoms will be limited in some way when they harm others, said Sarai Rice, executive director of the Des Moines Area Religious Council. What is not limited is our freedom to believe and to think and to speak in public.

Iowa Sens. Jake Chapman, R-Adel, and Jeff Danielson, D-Waterloo, sponsored and spoke at the event.

Chapman said Mondays event was purely about celebrating Iowans right to practice any religion. It originally was scheduled for Jan. 16, Religious Freedom Day in Iowa as proclaimed by Gov. Terry Branstad.

But Branstads inauguration was held Jan. 16, so the religious freedom event was rescheduled to coincide with the birthdate of Thomas Jefferson, who authored the original Virginia statute on religious freedom.

That caused Mondays event to overlap with a national dialogue on religious freedom laws, a debate that spilled Monday into the Iowa House.

Rep. Steve Holt, R-Denison, spoke on the House floor in favor of religious freedom and business owners ability to refuse services to activities such as same-sex marriages that go against their religious beliefs.

Holt said requiring businesses to perform such services places people of faith in a position of violating their religious principles.

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Iowa lawmakers debate religious freedom

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DES MOINES Religious leaders and state lawmakers tried Monday to navigate the area between religious freedom and individual civil liberties.

Supporters of religious freedom spoke Monday at a ceremony in the Capitol, praising Iowa for allowing for religious expression of varied faiths.

Speakers also acknowledged the national discussion over the issue as new laws in Indiana and Arkansas have been praised for protecting religious freedom and criticized for serving as legal shields for discrimination.

It is a hallmark of a civil society ... that our freedoms will be limited in some way when they harm others, said Sarai Rice, executive director of the Des Moines Area Religious Council. What is not limited is our freedom to believe and to think and to speak in public.

Iowa Sens. Jake Chapman, R-Adel, and Jeff Danielson, D-Waterloo, sponsored and spoke at the event.

Chapman said Mondays event was purely about celebrating Iowans right to practice religion. It originally was scheduled for Jan. 16, Religious Freedom Day in Iowa as proclaimed by Gov. Terry Branstad.

But Branstads inauguration was held Jan. 16, so the religious freedom event was rescheduled to coincide with the birth date of Thomas Jefferson, who wrote the original Virginia statute on religious freedom.

That caused Mondays event to overlap with a national dialogue on religious freedom laws, a debate that spilled Monday into the Iowa House.

Rep. Steve Holt, R-Denison, spoke on the House floor in favor of religious freedom and business owners ability to refuse services to activities such as same-sex marriages that go against their beliefs.

Holt said requiring businesses to perform such services places people of faith in a position of violating their religious principles.

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Yes Bose, not Gandhi, gave us freedom!

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Recently two of our freedom fighters have been much in the news. Netaji Subhas Chandra Boseand Babasaheb Ambedkar. This is a refreshing change from the usual Mahatma Gandhi andJawaharlal Nehru which we keep hearing non-stop. Even have most of the government schemesnamed after these two leaders.

Gandhi launched his Satyagraha and then we had the Purna Swaraj declaration in 1930 and theQuit India movement in 1942. What was the effect? It hardly created a ripple for the BritishEmpire and Winston Churchill (British Prime Minister from 1940-45) has gone on record manytimes saying that he would never ever give Independence to India.

India was the crown jewel and many officials had made it clear that they would never leaveIndia. They were happy with Gandhis non-violence and happy to make him an icon withoutgiving him any concrete assurances of Independence.

However the Bose affair did leave them quite rattled. The Indian National Army was no smallunit and boasted of more than 40,000 soldiers. They were adept in guerrilla warfare and anyempire is always wary of such a threat.

They took part in battles in India and Burma and when they were defeated, the British heaved ahuge sigh of relief. However they decided to totally crush the INA and that backfired bigtime. Inthe 1945 Red Fort trials, INA officers like Major General Shah Nawaz Khan, Colonel PremSahgal and Colonel Gurbaksh Singh Dhillon were court-martialled.

Despite Gandhi being in charge of Indias freedom struggle and Bose going missing, there was agreat wave of sympathy in India for the INA officers. This culminated in the infamous BombayMutiny.

Sailors from the Royal Indian Navy in Bombay went on strike in February 1946 protesting theINA trials. To make matters worse, the mutiny spread to Calcutta and Karachi. In all more than20,000 sailors from close to 80 ships participated in the mutiny.

The British panicked and used the British Royal Navy to counter-attack leaving 7 dead. Howeverthis scarred the psyche of the British Empire and they knew that there was no way in which theycould take on the combined might of the Indian defence forces if all of them decided to revolt.

The popular ground report was that the British could no longer hold on to India and ClementAttlee (who had succeeded Churchill as PM) concurred.

While the INA trials finally concluded in May 1946, the British decided to make a run for it. Infact they were just out of India in 14 months. This sudden capitulation took everyone by surprisebut followers of Bose always maintained that it was because of him.

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RV Life | COSTCO Haul & Food Storage in an RV | The Freedom Theory – Video

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RV Life | COSTCO Haul Food Storage in an RV | The Freedom Theory
So I live in an RV and still shop at Costco. Couple of reasons why. Josh and I like to eat very clean and one way to do that on a budget is by shopping at Costco. They always seem to have the...

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Super Robot Wars Z3: Tengoku Hen – Strike Freedom Gundam All Attacks (English Subs) – Video

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Super Robot Wars Z3: Tengoku Hen - Strike Freedom Gundam All Attacks (English Subs)
Strike Freedom looks fine to me, I just wonder why did they took out Eternal and the Meteor attacks, and mainly, why Athrun and Justice aren #39;t playable!? All the credits of this video belongs...

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Lovestern Galaktika Project Meets Pulsedriver & Ole Van Dansk – Move For Freedom (Single Version) – Video

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Lovestern Galaktika Project Meets Pulsedriver Ole Van Dansk - Move For Freedom (Single Version)
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