Spirit and Ghost photography are pretty popular among many, that are interested in the paranormal.
Even scary and creepy videos are getting captured, that include these paranormal phenomena.
While some of theme have been debunked over time, not every clip is being thought of as
not real.
This should leave as at least in a state of suspense when we are watching the following
7 scary videos.
Are you ready for today's Frosty episode?
Let's dive in into 7 Creepy Videos of Mysterious Events that have been captured all around
the world.
Number 7 In Asia, there are limitless Urban Legends
and Tales about haunting and ghosts, that take place in the strangest places imaginable.
Tonight, we are following a group of three teenagers, who want to know, if the lies any
truth behind the claim, that this house is being haunted by a roaming lady ghost.
As they inspect the abandoned building, they notice a latter that leads up to the attic.
And of course.. why not take a look, right?
The attic reveals nothing but darkness.. but still, they climb the latter.
After hearing strange sounds from one corner.. they capture this.
Have they come across the lady ghost, that is said to haunt this building?
Who can say for sure?
Number 6 A CCTV camera could capture a strange spectral
image in the Bodmin Jail in Cornwall.
Many criminals found their end in these dreaded halls.
People are not sure if an inmate or even a guard was haunting this notorious location.
As we zoom in on the footage, we can clearly see a manly shape that is passing by our camera.
Is he wearing a dark uniform?
Maybe it was even one of the executioners that were working in this prison, so long
ago.
What do you think?
Number 5 When a cousin visited her grandmother, she
immediately felt uneasy in the apartment.
She never had these strange feelings before and it seemed a bit odd, that a strong magnetic
field could be felt by both of them.
He grandmother even told her about nightmares that she was having at the time.
One night it got so bad, that the young girl decided to capture the living room of her
grandma's apartment on video.
As we see several orbs flying by, a creepy and grim creature seems to stare right back
at the camera.
Could it be, that her grandmother was haunted by an unknown ghost?
Frightened to the core, grandma moved to another apartment shortly after.
Number 4 This woman was skyping with her new boyfriend.
She told him that she thinks her apartment is haunted and that the spirit of a child
is trapped on the second floor.
Unfortunately, her room was also situated on the second floor of her families house.
At first, her boyfriend did not really put too much thought into this claim.
Since he was not really a believer, he thought that his girlfriend simply had a very vivid
imagination.
But then, all of a sudden, this happens.
Zooming in on the shape reveals what experts believe to indeed the spirit of a child.
Not much is known what happened after this incident.. but one thing is for sure.
Her boyfriend is a believer now as well...
And before we proceed any further, I would love to inform you that I started playing
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And now let's keep going.
Number 3
The man in the following clips stated that all of a sudden strange knocking in his apartment
caught his attention.
That caused him to look for the origin of this disturbance.
It didn't take him long, to also realize that a strange sweet smell was lying in the air
as well.
Was it the perfume of a woman?
The knocking kept going on.. and he was slightly freaking out at this point.
After checking his window a second time... this sinister face was waiting for him.
The man had no explanation of what had happened or who this mysterious face belonged to..
but he is certain, that a ghostly entity wanted his attention.
Number 2
A ghost hunter from South America documented his latest adventure.
He was hiking in the local woods, which apparently were said to be haunted by many spirits that
were trapped there after the civil war.
It is pitch black outside, and his camcorder doesn't reveal much besides Trees and plants
that he had to pass through in order to proceed on his journey.
After he felt the first blast of cold air, the man began to feel quite uneasy.
Seemingly nervous, he started to walk faster.
When he then can notice the creams of an unknown creature, he makes his way even deeper into
the woods.
And then.. something seems to have found him.
This unsettling image is believed to belong to a sinister demon.. of course we can't say
for sure.
But the man never forgot his nightly journey in these woods.
Number 1 Another ghost hunter was on a nightly investigation
in an old bathhouse.
He got the tip from a colleague, that swore, he had captured some unexplainable photos
in said location.
As he wanders through the rooms, he notices that some weird noises originated from the
shower area.
Alone and a little bit on the edge, he makes his way slowly towards the sounds.
He then recorded the shower room for several minutes, until he realized, that these strange
noises seemed to stem from the drain on the floor.
Foolishly, he decided to see if he could find the cause of these sounds.
Full of fear, his camcorder seems to record the face of a creepy figure... is it a ghost
that could not find peace and is bound to this old bath house?
What is your opinion?
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HELLO. It is a new year.
I mean, we're already like a month into it, but a year has– has changed–
The year went from 2017 to 2018 in the last time since I last uploaded anything to this channel.
Two things to know about me is that I love New Year's stuff and I am basically always late to everything ever.
Also I'm literally not going to talk about it all in this video but I should cknowledge that also since the last time that I uploaded a video to this channel,
uuh, my hair is blue and I have a tattoo...hmm??
I mentioned last year that I sometimes do a big year end processing and goal setting thing and I did that again in December of 2017.
One part of that process is choosing a theme word for the year ahead and my word for last year was focus.
I had a lot of big ambitious plans for 2017 and none of it really panned out.
I fell short on all of my major goals, but I also put in a lot of work and I kept showing up in whatever ways my mental health allowed,
and so it's hard for me to really call that a failure.
I wrote about that earlier this month and I will link that blog post below, if you're interested.
Failure or not, it was rough.
And so I decided to set some looser umbrella goals for 2018.
To be clear: I think that anybody telling you that one or the other is inherently better or worse is wrong.
I think that it is a matter of understanding yourself and where you are at in your life.
But this is about me and where I'm at in my life right now.
So, my word for 2018 is IGNITE.
I even got this fun bracelet as a reminder.
This word, for me, is largely about beginnings. Starting things.
That's a space in which I generally come alive, which is also probably part of why I love New Year shit so much.
Last year was long and fucking difficult, but I got through it and now I am ready to get fired up about new wonderful things.
Including some old things that I am making new again.
One of the things that I hadn't really planned on focusing on that much,
but is already shaping up to be a big part of the year ahead is pouring a lot of my time and energy into Snark Squad again,
which isn't exactly a new thing, but it feels like a new beginning, I guess.
In part because we ARE doing a lot of new things this year.
The biggest being the podcast (Snark Squad Pod), which you should check out if you haven't already.
It is a media podcast where me and the always brilliant Marines talk about books and TV shows and just all sorts of pop culture, media-related things.
And it has just been a ton of fun.
The hours that I spend working on that are my favorite parts of the week.
I love it. I'm having a blast.
And I hope other people are enjoying it too.
We're also launching a newsletter and a Discord server and generally just...
trying new things with the site and the little community that we have there.
All of that relates to my two big umbrella goals for the year – the bigger of the two being trying to be better about spaces of community.
Building them, participating in them, nurturing them – just all of it.
I'm excited to be back in this place where I'm spending all of this time and energy on this thing that is bigger than myself that I care so much about.
There's always this weird dynamic that I have with personal content spaces like this one.
Creating conversation pieces out of my own thoughts and getting them out of my head is good,
but at the same time, it's also a space where I am an island.
Snark Squad, on the other hand, has always been a community, and one that (again) I care deeply about,
and I'm just really excited to be reinvesting myself in that community this year.
I think that starting my job at Complexly had me kind of going all in on Nerdfighteria and YouTube communities.
And I do love and care about those spaces, but Snark Squad is something that I helped build and so it means something to me in a very different way.
In all of my processing, I think that the feeling of being an island was part of what made 2017 so difficult for me,
and so that is why course correcting away from that is a big part of how I want to go forward into 2018.
My other major umbrella for the year is about learning new things, trying stuff. Making messes.
Which, again, is also related to all of the new kind of things that we're trying on Snark Squad,
but is something that I'm working on in other areas of my life, as well.
We will see how that works out for me.
But in the meantime: I would love to hear what kind of plans you are making right now – big or small, new year's related or not.
So please let me know in the comments below, so I can support you and cheer you on and all of that good stuff.
OK bye.
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It is an important question, whether the general government of the United States should be
so framed, as to absorb and swallow up the state governments? or whether, on the contrary,
the former ought not to be confined to certain defined national objects, while the latter
should retain all the powers which concern the internal police of the states?
I have, in my former papers, offered a variety of arguments to prove, that a simple free
government could not be exercised over this whole continent, and that therefore we must
either give up our liberties and submit to an arbitrary one, or frame a constitution
on the plan of confederation.
Further reasons might be urged to prove this point but it seems unnecessary, because the
principal advocates of the new constitution admit of the position.
The question therefore between us, this being admitted, is, whether or not this system is
so formed as either directly to annihilate the state governments, or that in its operation
it will certainly effect it.
If this is answered in the affirmative, then the system ought not to be adopted, without
such amendments as will avoid this consequence.
If on the contrary it can be shewn, that the state governments are secured in their rights
to manage the internal police of the respective states, we must confine ourselves in our enquiries
to the organization of the government and the guards and provisions it contains to prevent
a misuse or abuse of power.
To determine this question, it is requisite, that we fully investigate the nature, and
the extent of the powers intended to be granted by this constitution to the rulers.
In my last number I called your attention to this subject, and proved, as I think, uncontrovertibly,
that the powers given the legislature under the 8th section of the 1st article, had no
other limitation than the discretion of the Congress.
It was shewn, that even if the most favorable construction was given to this paragraph,
that the advocates for the new constitution could wish, it will convey a power to lay
and collect taxes, imposts, duties, and excises, according to the discretion of the legislature,
and to make all laws which they shall judge proper and necessary to carry this power into
execution.
This I shewed would totally destroy all the power of the state governments.
To confirm this, it is worthwhile to trace the operation of the government in some particular
instances.
The general government is to be vested with authority to levy and collect taxes, duties,
and excises; the separate states have also power to impose taxes, duties, and excises,
except that they cannot lay duties on exports and imports without the consent of Congress.
Here then the two governments have concurrent jurisdiction; both may lay impositions of
this kind.
But then the general government have supperadded to this power, authority to make all laws
which shall be necessary and proper for carrying the foregoing power into execution.
Suppose then that both governments should lay taxes, duties, and excises, and it should
fall so heavy on the people that they would be unable, or be so burdensome that they would
refuse to pay them both-would it not be necessary that the general legislature should suspend
the collection of the state tax?
It certainly would.
For, if the people could not, or would not pay both, they must be discharged from the
tax to the state, or the tax to the general government could not be collected.-The conclusion
therefore is inevitable, that the respective state governments will not have the power
to raise one shilling in any way, but by the permission of the Congress.
I presume no one will pretend, that the states can exercise legislative authority, or administer
justice among their citizens for any length of time, without being able to raise a sufficiency
to pay those who administer their governments.
If this be true, and if the states can raise money only by permission of the general government,
it follows that the state governments will be dependent on the will of the general government
for their existence.
What will render this power in Congress effectual and sure in its operation is, that the government
will have complete judicial and executive authority to carry all their laws into effect,
which will be paramount to the judicial and executive authority of the individual states:
in vain therefore will be all interference of the legislatures, courts, or magistrates
of any of the states on the subject; for they will be subordinate to the general government,
and engaged by oath to support it, and will be constitutionally bound to submit to their
decisions.
The general legislature will be empowered to lay any tax they chuse, to annex any penalties
they please to the breach of their revenue laws; and to appoint as many officers as they
may think proper to collect the taxes.
They will have authority to farm the revenues and to vest the farmer general, with his subalterns,
with plenary powers to collect them, in anyway which to them may appear eligible.
And the courts of law, which they will be authorized to institute, will have cognizance
of every case arising under the revenue laws, the conduct of all the officers employed in
collecting them; and the officers of these courts will execute their judgments.
There is no way, therefore, of avoiding the destruction of the state governments, whenever
the Congress please to do it, unless the people rise up, and, with a strong hand, resist and
prevent the execution of constitutional laws.
The fear of this, will, it is presumed, restrain the general government, for some time, within
proper bounds; but it will not be many years before they will have a revenue, and force,
at their command, which will place them above any apprehensions on that score.
How far the power to lay and collect duties and excises, may operate to dissolve the state
governments, and oppress the people, it is impossible to say.
It would assist us much in forming just opinion on this head, to consider the various objects
to which this kind of taxes extend, in European nations, and the infinity of laws they have
passed respecting them.
Perhaps, if liesure will permit, this may be essayed in some future paper.
It was observed in my last number, that the power to lay and collect duties and excises,
would invest the Congress with authority to impose a duty and excise on every necessary
and convenience of life.
As the principal object of the government, in laying a duty or excise, will be, to raise
money, it is obvious, that they will fix on such articles as are of the most general use
and consumption; because, unless great quantities of the article, on which the duty is laid,
is used, the revenue cannot be considerable.
We may therefore presume, that the articles which will be the object of this species of
taxes will be either the real necessaries of life; or if not these, such as from custom
and habit are esteemed so.
I will single out a few of the productions of our own country, which may, and probably
will, be of the number.
Cider is an article that most probably will be one of those on which an excise will be
laid, because it is one, which this country produces in great abundance, which is in very
general use, is consumed in great quantities, and which may be said too not to be a real
necessary of life.
An excise on this would raise a large sum of money in the United States.
How would the power, to lay and collect an excise on cider, and to pass all laws proper
and necessary to carry it into execution, operate in its exercise?
It might be necessary, in order to collect the excise on cider, to grant to one man,
in each county, an exclusive right of building and keeping cider-mills, and oblige him to
give bonds and security for payment of the excise; or, if this was not done, it might
be necessary to license the mills, which are to make this liquor, and to take from them
security, to account for the excise; or, otherwise, a great number of officers must be employed,
to take account of the cider made, and to collect the duties on it.
Porter, ale, and all kinds of malt-liquors, are articles that would probably be subject
also to an excise.
It would be necessary, in order to collect such an excise, to regulate the manufactory
of these, that the quantity made might be ascertained, or otherwise security could not
be had for the payment of the excise.
Every brewery must then be licensed, and officers appointed, to take account of its product,
and to secure the payment of the duty, or excise, before it is sold.
Many other articles might be named, which would be objects of this species of taxation,
but I refrain from enumerating them.
It will probably be said, by those who advocate this system, that the observations already
made on this head, are calculated only to inflame the minds of the people, with the
apprehension of dangers merely imaginary.
That there is not the least reason to apprehend, the general legislature will exercise their
power in this manner.
To this I would only say, that these kinds of taxes exist in Great Britain, and are severely
felt.
The excise on cider and perry, was imposed in that nation a few years ago, and it is
in the memory of everyone, who read the history of the transaction, what great tumults occasioned.
This power, exercised without limitation, will introduce itself into every corner of
the city, and country-It will wait upon the ladies at their toilett, and will not leave
them in any of their domestic concerns; it will accompany them to the ball, the play,
and the assembly; it will go with them when they visit, and will, on all occasions, sit
beside them in their carriages, nor will it desert them even at church; it will enter
the house of every gentleman, watch over his cellar, wait upon his cook in the kitchen,
follow the servants into the parlour, preside over the table, and note down all he eats
or drinks; it will attend him to his bed-chamber, and watch him while he sleeps; it will take
cognizance of the professional man in his office, or his study; it will watch the merchant
in the counting-house, or in his store; it will follow the mechanic to his shop, and
in his work, and will haunt him in his family, and in his bed; it will be a constant companion
of the industrious farmer in all his labour, it will be with him in the house, and in the
field, observe the toil of his hands, arid the sweat of his brow; it will penetrate into
the most obscure cottage; and finally, it will light upon the head of every person in
the United States.
To all these different classes of people, and in all these circumstances, in which it
will attend them, the language in which it will address them, will be GIVE!
GIVE!
A power that has such latitude, which reaches every person in the community in every conceivable
circumstance, and lays hold of every species of property they possess, and which has no
bounds set to it, but the discretion of those who exercise it.
I say, such a power must necessarily, from its very nature, swallow up all the power
of the state governments.
I shall add but one other observation on this head, which is this-It appears to me a solecism,
for two men, or bodies of men, to have unlimited power respecting the same object.
It contradicts the scripture maxim, which saith, "no man can serve two masters"
the one power or the other must prevail, or else they will destroy each other, and neither
of them effect their purpose.
It may be compared to two mechanic powers, acting upon the same body in opposite directions,
the consequence would be, if the powers were equal, the body would remain in a state of
rest, or if the force of the one was superior to that of the other, the stronger would prevail,
and overcome the resistance of the weaker.
But it is said, by some of the advocates of this system, "That the idea that Congress
can levy taxes at pleasure, is false, and the suggestion wholly unsupported: that the
preamble to the constitution is declaratory of the purposes of the union, and the assumption
of any power not necessary to establish justice, &c. to provide for the common defence, &c.
will be unconstitutional.
Besides, in the very clause which gives the power of levying duties and taxes, the purposes
to which the money shall be appropriated, are specified, viz. to pay the debts, and
provide for the common defence and general welfare."
I would ask those, who reason thus, to define what ideas are included under the terms, to
provide for the common defence and general welfare?
Are these terms definite, and will they be understood in the same manner, and to apply
to the same cases by everyone?
No one will pretend they will.
It will then be matter of opinion, what tends to the general welfare; and the Congress will
be the only judges in the matter.
To provide for the general welfare, is an abstract proposition, which mankind differ
in the explanation of as much as they do on any political or moral proposition that can
be proposed; the most opposite measures may be pursued by different parties, and both
may profess, that they have in view the general welfare; and both sides may be honest in their
professions, or both may have sinister views.
Those who advocate this new constitution declare, they are influenced by a regard to the general
welfare; those who oppose it, declare they are moved by the same principles; and I have
no doubt but a number on both sides are honest in their professions; and yet nothing is more
certain than this, that to adopt this constitution, and not to adopt it, cannot both of them be
promotive of the general welfare.
It is as absurd to say, that the power of Congress is limited by these general expressions,
"to provide for the common safety, and general welfare," as it would be to say, that it
would be limited, had the constitution said they should have power to lay taxes, &c. at
will and pleasure.
Were this authority given, it might be said, that under it the legislature could not do
injustice, or pursue any measures, but such as were calculated to promote the public good,
and happiness.
For every man, rulers as well as others, are bound by the immutable laws of God and reason,
always to will what is right.
It is certainly right and fit, that the governors of every people should provide for the common
defence and general welfare; every government, therefore, in the world, even the greatest
despot, is limited in the exercise of his power.
But however just this reasoning may be, it would be found, in practice, a most pitiful
restriction.
The government would always say, their measures were designed and calculated to promote the
public good; and there being no judge between them and the people, the rulers themselves
must, and would always, judge for themselves.
There are others of the favourers of this system, who admit, that the power of the Congress
under it, with respect to revenue, will exist without limitation, and contend, that so it
ought to be.
It is said, "The power to raise armies, to build and equip fleets, and to provide
for their support, ought to exist without limitation, because it is impossible to foresee,
or to define, the extent and variety of national exigencies, or the correspondent extent and
variety of the means which may be necessary to satisfy them."
This, it is said, "is one of those truths which, to correct and unprejudiced minds,
carries its own evidence along with it.
It rests upon axioms as simple as they are universal: the means ought to be proportioned
to the end; the person, from whose agency the attainment of any end is expected, ought
to possess the means by which it is to be attained."
This same writer insinuates, that the opponents to the plan promulgated by the convention,
manifests a want of candor, in objecting to the extent of the powers proposed to be vested
in this government; because he asserts, with an air of confidence, that the powers ought
to be unlimited as to the object to which they extend; and that this position, if not
self-evident, is at least clearly demonstrated by the foregoing mode of reasoning.
But with submission to this author's better judgment, I humbly conceive his reasoning
will appear, upon examination, more specious than solid.
The means, says the gentleman, ought to be proportioned to the end: admit the proposition
to be true it is then necessary to enquire, what is the end of the government of the United
States, in order to draw any just conclusions from it.
Is this end simply to preserve the general government, and to provide for the common
defence and general welfare of the union only?
certainly not: for beside this, the state governments are to be supported, and provision
made for the managing such of their internal concerns as are allotted to them.
It is admitted, "that the circumstances of our country are such, as to demand compound,
instead of a simple, a confederate, instead of a sole government," that the objects
of each ought to be pointed out, and that each ought to possess ample authority to execute
the powers committed to them.
The government then, being complex in its nature, the end it has in view is so also;
and it is as necessary, that the state governments should possess the means to attain the ends
expected from them, as for the general government.
Neither the general government, nor the state governments, ought to be vested with all the
powers proper to be exercised for promoting the ends of government.
The powers are divided between them-certain ends are to be attained by the one, and other
certain ends by the other; and these, taken together, include all the ends of good government.
This being the case, the conclusion follows, that each should be furnished with the means,
to attain the ends, to which they are designed.
To apply this reasoning to the case of revenue; the general government is charged with the
care of providing for the payment of the debts of the United States; supporting the general
government, and providing for the defence of the union.
To obtain these ends, they should be furnished with means.
But does it thence follow, that they should command all the revenues of the United States!
Most certainly it does not.
For if so, it will follow, that no means will be left to attain other ends, as necessary
to the happiness of the country, as those committed to their care.
The individual states have debts to discharge; their legislatures and executives are to be
supported, and provision is to be made for the administration of justice in the respective
states.
For these objects the general government has no authority to provide; nor is it proper
it should.
It is clear then, that the states should have the command of such revenues, as to answer
the ends they have to obtain.
To say, "that the circumstances that endanger the safety of nations are infinite," and
from hence to infer, that all the sources of revenue in the states should be yielded
to the general government, is not conclusive reasoning: for the Congress are authorized
only to controul in general concerns, and not regulate local and internal ones; and
these are as essentially requisite to be provided for as those.
The peace and happiness of a community is as intimately connected with the prudent direction
of their domestic affairs, and the due administration of justice among themselves, as with a competent
provision for their defence against foreign invaders, and indeed more so.
Upon the whole, I conceive, that there cannot be a clearer position than this, that the
state governments ought to have an uncontroulable power to raise a revenue, adequate to the
exigencies of their governments; and, I presume, no such power is left them by this constitution.
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a way for us to reflect on ourselves and the society that we've created. We live
in a media centric society, now more than ever before,
and so I see it as my responsibility to create in a way that reflects on
ourselves in a productive way. I want to be a part of the solution, and becoming a
patron is one of the best ways for you to join my team, and to be a part of that
solution. So what is Patreon? Well...Patreon is a membership platform that makes it
easy for creators to get paid. When you become a patron you pledge a monthly
subscription amount to my project, and I've set up rewards filled with goodies
based on how much you pledge. I know that it can be hard sometimes to make ends
meet, so please only pledge if you can really do so comfortably. I will always
be creating free content, but if you want a little extra and to see more behind
the scenes, become a patron, and don't worry you're not signing up for a
two-year cellphone plan. You can cancel your monthly subscription at any
time. If a monthly subscription pledge is not your cup of tea and you would like
to make a one-time donation, or if you want to see other ways to donate and
contribute, you can visit my website anugetsreal.com/donate
I want to thank you for your time. My name is Anu this is @anugetsreal and
WE JUST GOT REAL!
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