this is an action-packed film starring mel gibson: despair road. the ruble without. and a mystical parable inspired by nature, the spirit of baikal, action road, despair, the second directorial work for one crocker, the plot revolves around a former prisoner named russell, the hope after serving a quiet life in his father’s house is shattered by an incident that puts the hero before a choice: to save himself or an unfamiliar one a woman with a child, played by garrett hedlund and willa. and the image of the main character’s father was embodied by two-time oscar winner mel gibson, whose few films our audience greets quite warmly. i 'll cover for you, just don't hide anything from me. please remember the first time you met consuela? did you do what you did and think it was right? it seems. i 'll feed you, very nice consue, thank you, and don't tell anyone that they're here, but i'm not a complete idiot, planet maximus sasha's new show petrov, combining four arts, cinema, theater, music and poetry , a play about love and the inevitability of death is

this is an action-packed film starring mel gibson, despair road.us, a comedy on a ruble without a ruble and a mystical parable inspired by nature: the spirit of baikal. despair road is the second directorial work for one crocker, the plot revolves around a former prisoner named russell, the hope of a quiet life in his father’s house after serving time is dashed by an incident that puts the hero in front of choice, to save yourself or an unfamiliar woman with a child. the roles were played by garrett hedlund and willa fitzgerald, and the image of the main character's father was embodied by two-time oscar winner mel gibson, many of whose films our audience greets quite warmly. i 'll cover for you, just don't hide anything from me. please remember how you first met consuela? did you do what you did and think it was right? looks like they're hungry, i 'll feed them. very nice, consuelo, thank you, and don't tell anyone what they are yet. here, but i'm not a complete idiot, planet maximus - a new show by sasha petrov, combining four art, cinema, theater

mel gibson, but there is an investigation into this, what he talked about, about hollywood stars whoith the us democratic party, these are the facts about which , suddenly some politicians, some journalists in america disappear without a trace, suddenly commit suicide in prison, who begin to dig up the surroundings biden, bush, clinton, or the elder clinton on this matter, it means that the elite there is... practicing, well, in principle, i’m saying, we all listened to mel gibson, read that on the investigation into this matter , they still haven't told us about it, therefore, naturally, they will promote this, if they are all homosexuals and pedophiles, then of course they will try to spread it everywhere, well, even the fact comes up that the current us president himself, joe biden, loved to take mavanna with his daughter, and such a person heads the state, well, we need to turn off their hot water, well, we have another example. western values, this is tyler cherry, press secretary of the us ministry of internal affairs, in the photo, well, this is with her husband and on vacatio

if we bicker, we always make up, like danny glover and mel gibson from lethal weapon or the bad boysand seeing sam turn intoa man... ..that has goals and dreams and i can work with him and see that, it is the best job in the world. as a sport, triathlon struggles for diversity. according to a 2021 british triathlon annual report, just 3.2% of british triathlon members are from an ethnically diverse background, compared to around 18% of the population from census data from the same year. it's a common occurrence for sam to be one of, if not the only, black participant at races around the world. you know, when we go to an event, we are, you know, like, we're probably one of the few black couples there, black families there, and sam sometimes will say, "oh, look, i'm the only black one" and he just notices. but...that's what, that's the experience that... it's a...it's a...just a given. that is what the situation is. so, he'll say it, um, and we'll say, and sometimes it's, you know, you know that when other people are meeting us, sometimes you can see it almost on their face like, "ah,

i am the end i'll tell you, you know, there's a movie like this, the passion of the christ, by mel gibson, where james caviezel plays christ and he walks with christ on his back, he's beaten, he falls down, this via de lasa road of tears, and maria comes and says, what are you doing, to christ, and he says, i make everything new , i think that ukraine is in this war, and everyone, well, most importantly, it is such an image of christ, who makes everything new, goes to his calvary, we believe that a new world will arise of all this. because it cannot be otherwise, well, that is why wars start, wars are always the consequences of mistakes, it is when there is no development and then there is a war, and as if something new should start from the war, well, this is such a logical story , it’s just that this time we found ourselves in this epicenter, we found ourselves, we are not really to blame for this, but we found ourselves and we believe that this new thing will be created , and the values ​​for which our soldiers are fighting today, they will be confirmed, i thank you for being with us,

passion of the christ by mel gibson, there james caviezel plays christ and he walks with christ on hisaten, he falls down the road of tears, and mary comes and says, what are you doing to christ, and he says: i am making everything new . i think that ukraine is in this war, and everyone, well, most importantly, it is like that in the image of christ, who makes everything new, goes to his calvary, we believe that a new world will emerge from all this.

they look to mel gibson's william wallace from the movie braveheart or that's their favorite. they looked a cowboys and warriors and soldiers, and john wayne, right. and this not like jesus, not jesus, right? but then what they ended up doing is they transformed jesus, they transformed the jesus of the gospel into this warrior christ. now you can find some passages and revelation to work with them to build on, and then they, they make jesus and to this, like man on it with big muscles on tattoos, down his leg, charging into battle, wielding a bloody sword to slay his enemy. so when they're talking about following christ, right, that's the price that they're holding up, not the price to says, love your enemies, love your neighbor, turn the other cheek and put that sword away. and so there's the logical work actually being done to transform historic christian t change in the service of their own quest for power. amanda, you said the christian nationalism was a political ideology, not a religious identity, as you've talked about here. but christian nationalism is distinguished fr

like, mel gibson shows up.ll you. [ laughter ] and allegedly -- allegedly -- we have our own celebrities. by the way, i do live in fear of some of my now neighbors, like sean penn. >> jimmy: what? >> i worship him but fear him. >> jimmy: oh, you know -- >> it's a healthy fear. >> jimmy: you don't need to fear sean penn. >> okay, who are you talking for, jerry? all right. and then also nick nolte. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, you've got to watch out for him for sure. >> you have to. what's great is he shows up to the chili cook-off like he just walked out of his mugshot. [ laughter ] the hair. god love him. there's another local celebrity, gary busey. >> jimmy: he is your neighbor. >> thank you. he is my neighbor. recently he may have been arrested again. >> jimmy: was he? >> for -- manually servicing himself at the park. >> jimmy: allegedly. >> allegedly. well, he said what happened was his pants just fell. and then i guess -- it was just -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> so there was wind. we have coastal winds, winds. [ laughter

children, you and i are intelligent people, we know .in what context do we exist, for example, what mel gibsonlked about about hollywood stars who buy children for this, and there are very famous names, they are connected with the us democratic party, these are the facts about which, suddenly some politicians, some journalists in america disappear without a trace, suddenly they commit suicide in prison, who begin to dig up the entourage of biden, bush, clinton, or the elder clinton, so... the reason, it means that there is an elite there this is practiced, well, in principle, as i say, mela gibson, we all listened, we read that according to the investigation on this matter, they still haven’t told us about it, so naturally, they will promote it, if they are all homosexuals and pedophiles, then of course they will try to spread it everywhere, well, even the fact comes up that the current us president himself, joe biden, loved to take mavanna with his daughter, and such a person heads the state, well, they need to turn off the hot water. but we have more examples of western values, this is tyler

but mel gibson, the movie the patriot, i loved the movie, didn't like him. do you remember dashing british guy who was his nemesis? he was supposed to be banished to tarleton, which a pretty reasonable portrayal. this guy like the devil in a gentleman's uniform and a handsome fellow. he sent to capture or kill jefferson, the paul revere of. that moment a virginian wrote in advance and got jefferson out of harm's way. jefferson didn't fight in the war just thumped his chest. same with madison. jefferson gets out of the way so tarleton orders if he can't get jefferson burned monticello fortunately charlton tarleton is one of these oxford cambridge he had a falls in love with the architect and says oh, we can't. so fortunately we had british gentlemen like roger saving mount vernon, monticello and yeah, we love to catch those lucky breaks. are there. yes, sir. yes. so tell us how the war actually helps one side. let's see how the war actually ended. so how did the war actually and so the two part is after burning washington, the british went for their main targ

. >> so as someone who consumes a little bit of hollywood, is that mel gibson in a few movies? isn't that the beautiful actress that headlines a movie or whatever? isn't that the same thing that we do? we caricature and is and is a caricature also? i yield back. >> thank you. >> the chair recognizes ms. dean. >> i want to start by thanking all of you for your testimony. mr. alfaro and miss bautista, if i could start with both of you. thank you for your honest account, and i know is a very truncated account of what you have gone through. very different stories. i guess i'll start with you mr. alfaro. how are you? >> that's kind of hard to answer right now, but i'm okay. >> okay. ms. bautista? >> i'm okay too, but i just want to express how i am looking forward to how the congress would act and how the congress would move forward into proposed legislations today because i know it's very important. even as we speak today, there are children that are being exploited. so i am emotional because it's my friends in the philippines. it's younger children and myself that doesn't have a k

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