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  • Description: this is the actual Alex Shepherd ponder video part from Mental. the other one was just a rough cut to make a quick montage and cuz i was lazy to get it off the dvd and put it on youtube. This was all filmed and edited by Dylan Unutmaz on location in Charlotte, NORTH CAROLINA. enjoy
  • Description: Hey everyone, I´m on the mood to give you some new vids for the new year!

    I´m a big Sonic fan, especially SATAM, and the news of the upcoming DVD brings great joy and happiness to me after 11 years of waiting.

    So after I hear about it I decided to make a DVD for me and a cousin, featuring a fanmade title screen for the recent Sonic game.

    Hope you like it, and be sure to check out for other vids as well!

    Comment, rate and enjoy!

    Disclaimer see below:

    This video was made for the only purpose of entertaintment for the YouTube community and is no way profiting money or other trade through the site. These clips and music were taken legaly from various and official Sonic sites that have freely distributed the media. I do not own Sonic nor anything related, this video is simply a tribute to the franchise ( AND IS IN ANY WAY NOT ):

    -Making profit or earning money.
    -Spreading illegal media files
    -Convincing people that I own Sonic
    -Damaging the franchise in any way
    -Violating the copyright that exists
    -Violating YouTube policy, as I HAVE made THE VIDEO and put it on so everyone can see MY WORK that is Inspired and DRAWN from Sonic.


    Sonic and anything related is owned and copyrghted by Sega and other owers of the franchise.Enjoy!
  • Description: Hi all! I´m back again and now its time for another vid!

    A friend of mine just loves Assasins Creed, so I decided to do a DVD for him as a late christmas gift.

    This is the main title screen, as I wanted it not to reveal too much of the ´´ good and cool´´ stuff, as that is to be featured in my next vids that are coming really soon!

    Rate, comment and enjoy!

    Disclaimer see below:

    This video was made for the only purpose of entertaintment for the YouTube community and is no way profiting money or other trade through the site. These clips and music were taken legaly from various and official Assasins Creed sites that have freely distributed the media. I do not own Assasins Creed nor anything related, this video is simply a tribute to the franchise ( AND IS IN ANY WAY NOT ):

    -Making profit or earning money.
    -Spreading illegal media files
    -Convincing people that I own it
    -Damaging the franchise in any way
    -Violating the copyright that exists
    -Violating YouTube policy, as I HAVE made THE VIDEO and put it on so everyone can see MY WORK that is Inspired and DRAWN from it.


    Assasins Creed and anything related is owned and copyrghted by Ubisoft and other owners of the franchise. Enjoy!
  • Description: Part 2 at: http://www.youtube.com/watc...

    Interview with Soldier's wife at:
    http://www.youtube.com/watc...

    The Sun newspaper says it has obtained the cockpit video at the centre of a row over the "friendly-fire" death of a British soldier in Iraq.

    An inquest into the death of Lance Corporal of Horse Matty Hull, 25, from Berks, was adjourned after the coroner said the tape was central to the case.

    The MoD said it was classified "secret" by the US, so could not be released.

    The Sun says the video shows US aircraft attacking a British convoy in Basra, southern Iraq, in March 2003.

    The deputy chief of mission at the US Embassy in London, David Johnson, said the video would be de-classified if the military considered it would not put forces at risk in future.

    The Sun has published a transcript of what it says was said by US military personnel on the video.

    At the start of the attack, one pilot notices orange panels on the vehicles and asks whether there could be any friendly units in the area.

    His command gives assurances there are no coalition forces in the area.

    Pilots open fire but soon the error is realised and they are informed that friendly units were in the area.

    They are told: "Abort your mission. You got a, looks we might have a blue-on-blue situation [a friendly fire incident]."

    An air controller on the ground says: "We are getting an initial brief that there was one killed and one wounded, over."

    One pilot replies: "Copy. RTB [return to base]." A colleague says: "I'm going to be sick."

    They then talk about the possibility of being jailed for carrying out the attack.

    'Weeping'

    The first pilot says: "Did you hear?" His colleague replies: "Yeah, this sucks."

    "We're in jail, dude," says the first.

    The other pilot then weeps, saying: "God dammit".

    The BBC's defence correspondent Paul Wood said it was obvious from the recording that the pilots were appalled by their mistake.

    "They are not just remorseful, they are weeping. They are beside themselves."

    He said the question was who is responsible for the error, adding that the Pentagon has a longstanding position not to let US servicemen appear before foreign tribunals.

    The Sun has released footage to television and radio stations, but is not giving other websites permission to use clips.

    Last week, when the existence of the tape came to light, L/CoH Hull's widow, Susan, described it as an "absolute disgrace" that she had been assured by the military no such tape existed.

    L/CoH Hull, from the Household Cavalry Regiment, died from multiple injuries inside his blazing Scimitar tank, despite efforts by colleagues to save him.

    He was travelling in a column of light armoured vehicles near the southern Iraqi city of Basra when it was reportedly attacked by a US A-10 "tankbuster" aircraft.

    Furious attack

    On Friday, Oxfordshire Assistant Deputy Coroner Andrew Walker was forced to adjourn L/CoH Hull's hearing because the MoD had failed to provide the inquest with a recording.

    He had earlier launched a furious attack on the MoD for refusing to release the tape.

    The MoD said it was given a copy of the video by the US government for its own investigation into the incident.

    "This recording is the property of the United States government and the MoD does not have the right to release it without their permission," it said in a statement.

    However, Mr Johnson, from London's US Embassy, said the US government had been in discussions with Harriet Harman and other officials over the tape.

    "It is probably incorrect to say anyone had put pressure on anyone," he said. "We have been working together on this."

    L/CoH Hull's family had been told that some classified material has been withheld, "but we did not specify its exact nature", the statement added.

    "There has never been any intention to deliberately deceive or mislead L/CoH Hull's family."

    A Pentagon spokeswoman said the US government never released documents that were part of an investigation.

    The US government would view whoever leaked the video as "criminally responsible", the spokeswoman added.
  • Description: Part 1 at: http://www.youtube.com/watc...

    Interview with Soldier's wife at:
    http://www.youtube.com/watc...

    The Sun newspaper says it has obtained the cockpit video at the centre of a row over the "friendly-fire" death of a British soldier in Iraq.

    An inquest into the death of Lance Corporal of Horse Matty Hull, 25, from Berks, was adjourned after the coroner said the tape was central to the case.

    The MoD said it was classified "secret" by the US, so could not be released.

    The Sun says the video shows US aircraft attacking a British convoy in Basra, southern Iraq, in March 2003.

    The deputy chief of mission at the US Embassy in London, David Johnson, said the video would be de-classified if the military considered it would not put forces at risk in future.

    The Sun has published a transcript of what it says was said by US military personnel on the video.

    At the start of the attack, one pilot notices orange panels on the vehicles and asks whether there could be any friendly units in the area.

    His command gives assurances there are no coalition forces in the area.

    Pilots open fire but soon the error is realised and they are informed that friendly units were in the area.

    They are told: "Abort your mission. You got a, looks we might have a blue-on-blue situation [a friendly fire incident]."

    An air controller on the ground says: "We are getting an initial brief that there was one killed and one wounded, over."

    One pilot replies: "Copy. RTB [return to base]." A colleague says: "I'm going to be sick."

    They then talk about the possibility of being jailed for carrying out the attack.

    'Weeping'

    The first pilot says: "Did you hear?" His colleague replies: "Yeah, this sucks."

    "We're in jail, dude," says the first.

    The other pilot then weeps, saying: "God dammit".

    The BBC's defence correspondent Paul Wood said it was obvious from the recording that the pilots were appalled by their mistake.

    "They are not just remorseful, they are weeping. They are beside themselves."

    He said the question was who is responsible for the error, adding that the Pentagon has a longstanding position not to let US servicemen appear before foreign tribunals.

    The Sun has released footage to television and radio stations, but is not giving other websites permission to use clips.

    Last week, when the existence of the tape came to light, L/CoH Hull's widow, Susan, described it as an "absolute disgrace" that she had been assured by the military no such tape existed.

    L/CoH Hull, from the Household Cavalry Regiment, died from multiple injuries inside his blazing Scimitar tank, despite efforts by colleagues to save him.

    He was travelling in a column of light armoured vehicles near the southern Iraqi city of Basra when it was reportedly attacked by a US A-10 "tankbuster" aircraft.

    Furious attack

    On Friday, Oxfordshire Assistant Deputy Coroner Andrew Walker was forced to adjourn L/CoH Hull's hearing because the MoD had failed to provide the inquest with a recording.

    He had earlier launched a furious attack on the MoD for refusing to release the tape.

    The MoD said it was given a copy of the video by the US government for its own investigation into the incident.

    "This recording is the property of the United States government and the MoD does not have the right to release it without their permission," it said in a statement.

    However, Mr Johnson, from London's US Embassy, said the US government had been in discussions with Harriet Harman and other officials over the tape.

    "It is probably incorrect to say anyone had put pressure on anyone," he said. "We have been working together on this."

    L/CoH Hull's family had been told that some classified material has been withheld, "but we did not specify its exact nature", the statement added.

    "There has never been any intention to deliberately deceive or mislead L/CoH Hull's family."

    A Pentagon spokeswoman said the US government never released documents that were part of an investigation.

    The US government would view whoever leaked the video as "criminally responsible", the spokeswoman added.