My kansas state bank Videos

• 1. Bill Black: A "Jihadist" Against the Banks?
• 2. Billy Joel - My Life (Sprint Center Kansas City, MO - May 1, 2015)
• 3. Tornado destroys Parkersburg, Iowa home
• 4. 3 Doors Down - When I'm Gone (live at Kansas State Fair 2014)
• 5. Around Kansas - Story of Fort Zarah - January 6, 2016
• 6. Crisis of Significance - Draft 1
• 7. AGam in Kansas - Water Conservation Methods - December 17, 2015
• 8. If you plead the 5th, it is then criminal matter - Police Lie
• 9. Danville City Hall Renovation

Bill Black: A "Jihadist" Against the Banks?

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larryswindcatcher commented on 15 Dec 2015

Yes, a "Jihad" (holy war) against the criminal banksters and the Empire fascist in government. It will take a holy war to restore Democracy and bring the criminal Washington Empire fascist to Justice.

Anthony Alvarez commented on 30 Dec 2015

When using the world Washington replace it with Warshington because that's what they do WAR

Richard Llewellyn commented on 15 Dec 2015

agreed.

Billy Joel - My Life (Sprint Center Kansas City, MO - May 1, 2015)

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David Spuria commented on 19 Jun 2015

Billy still has that rare gift of being almost conversational in a song. He sings and talks to you at the same time. His voice is largely in tact with a little more grit and growl but there are moments that you really time travel because his vocal cords have survived well. Go Billy!

logan guzzie commented on 05 Sep 2015

He is one of the few singers who sang classic rock who still has good vocals.

Tornado destroys Parkersburg, Iowa home

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eddieisfiction commented on 16 Sep 2010

the general rule with tornadoes is, the lower you are, and less surrounded by objects and windows, the safer you are... a bare room the basement is best. When a tornado has the strength of an F5, theres a suction power issue, and then being anywhere near the tornado, no matter where you are, is just not safe period. Even in the basement. It will suck the pavement off the housing foundation and everything in the basement. During an F5 the best place to be is no where near the tornado

punishedexistence commented on 24 Mar 2013

I watch the weather constantly and heed all warnings, so if I was aware of anything like this, if the chance was given I'd get in the car and get the hell out of there...may sound unsafe, but where I live there's trees round the house, never would know where it's coming from...in a car, I could run perpendicular to the path, probably southeast depending on the radar. It's better than trying to survive this unless I had an army bunker. I'd take my chances, just me anyways.

sonbuhitsunei commented on 05 Jun 2011

@thesportsdude90 Indeed- I've seen brick buildings torn apart by a tornado as if they were made of cardboard- it offers virtually no resistance to an F4 or F5. It doesn't really matter what the structure is made out of- if it has a large surface area above the ground, it can be destroyed by high enough winds and debris strikes. That's why shelters are built underground- you don't want any surface area to catch the wind.

Dovenpeis commented on 30 Aug 2011

@sonbuhitsunei Since brick buildings are not particularly strong it is no wonder you have seen them torn apart by a tornado. If you want a strong house you would have to build with steel reinforced concrete. Properly built and secured a steel reinforced concrete house would withstand most if not all tornadoes.

instant noodles commented on 16 Oct 2011

The homeowner was home at the time, he was in the basement. And it was interesting because the newer homes sort of looked like they'd been peeled apart like an orange but the really old houses (like 80+ years) exploded into matchsticks. I watched it pass from Stout, about 6 mi. SE of Parkersburg :)

ARZCARDINALS commented on 03 Aug 2010

dude did you see how fast everything got sucked in? Thank GOD for Tornado sirens and warnings! Imagine if they didn't have warnings, hundreds of lives would of been lost.. you can rebuild a town but you can't replace lives.. but still I feel sorry for the people in Parkersburg.. =(

susielhauser commented on 26 Apr 2010

There's nothing "cool" about this tornado. It was a tragedy that took the lives of 7 innocent people. I helped clean up in Parkersburg and in New Hartford. I even helped clean up the house's of 2 of the deceased people. It was incredibly sad.

Stephen Hill commented on 20 Dec 2009

You're an idiot, if you EVER watch the news this was every fucking where when this happened. And to answer your question, that camera is probably more protected than a damn Spec Ops unit seeing as how it's a bank security camera.

hawkdlb06 commented on 25 Mar 2010

poor football team, they didnt know if they were going to have a field to play on and then they get it all done before the season, then a few years after that some nut jobs walks into the school and MURDERS the football coach

ARZCARDINALS commented on 29 Aug 2010

@click420nick lol yeah that is also true as well.. scary thing either way.. i can't imagine what people who live in tornado alley every year go through every summer.. unbelievable to say the least!

ARZCARDINALS commented on 29 Aug 2010

@click420nick I know but your less likely to die in a basement than anywhere else in a house.. Id rather take my chances in a basement than some closet upstairs or in a bathroom tub any day..

ARZCARDINALS commented on 30 Aug 2010

@click420nick ahh damn.. i bet man... I live in Phoenix, Arizona all my life but I always found tornadoes hurricanes fascinating.. Ive always wanted to be a storm chaser and I still do...

Glop Demon commented on 24 Mar 2010

@antew14 hahaha, "perfect " California: where anything left standing after the spring mudslides burns to the ground in the fall, if an earthquake hasn't already gotten it first. Good one.

Nick Alejandre commented on 29 Aug 2010

@ARZCARDINALS yeah i use to live in rockwell iowa then we moved to california and i was back in iowa for the summer visiting family and when tornado watches come up i get nervous

logan26111 commented on 13 Jul 2011

People in house: What a wonderful rainy day *10 minutes later* People in house: Zzzzzz People in house: Really windy outside*looks out window* HOLY CRAP ITS A EF5 TORNADO! *dies*

auntstacey123 commented on 29 May 2010

@tall32guy I read somewhere recently that they show this video alot in spotter training classes. They said ithat there were 2 people in the house and that sadly, they did die.

beatle11 commented on 06 Dec 2010

Watch the trees. They are blowing towards the right of the screen and as the tornado comes closer you can see them getting sucked toward the funnel. Unreal.

beatle11 commented on 09 Feb 2011

@ipods36 Umm, that's pretty much exactly what I said, just in different words. Please re-read my comment before making such stupid comments yourself.

amberwolfgirl commented on 29 Jun 2010

hhhhhhhhheeeeeeeaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrtttttttttttt ffffffffffffffffrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrroooooooooozzzzzzzzzeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Urgemann commented on 14 Aug 2009

I'm happy for living in norway... in winter it's snow and in summer it's sun,... best contry, no tornadoes no orkanes, just a beoutyful contry

Nizzle FoShizzle commented on 13 Nov 2015

I just don't understand why anyone in tornado alley builds a house without a basement, regardless of the increased construction cost.

tall32guy commented on 22 May 2010

I hope that whoever owned that house wasn't in it and was somewhere safe and at the very least, only had minor injuries. :|

The Talented Mr Ridley commented on 16 Aug 2009

I think there are occasional tornadoes in Norway, a couple a year maybe. Tornadoes like this are rare even in the U.S.

The Talented Mr Ridley commented on 29 Dec 2009

I think bank security camera are fairly tough. And I don't thing the bank was hit with the full force of the tornado.

The Talented Mr Ridley commented on 15 Jun 2010

@robertgift The camera lens was almost completely fogged up by condensation in the funnel so there isn't much to see.

Nick Alejandre commented on 29 Aug 2010

@ARZCARDINALS true, but i wasnt saying in a second floor house cause if a tornado does level your house you will die

Jack Strait's Unofficial Channel commented on 25 Feb 2016

I remember when we had 85 mph wind last summer. It was terrifying, so I can't even comprehend 200 mph winds...

Screamin Yellow Mach commented on 02 Feb 2010

The camera was inside the banks ATM..wich is incased in reinforced steel...thats why the camera wasnt destroyed

LivingMindfully1975 commented on 11 Apr 2011

Do they know if the people living in the home were at home when this happened? Did they survive this tornado?

ipods36 commented on 09 Feb 2011

@beatle11 YOU IDIOT!!!!!! THE TREES WERE GETTING SUCKED INTO IT BECAUSE THE TORNADOES WIND IS PULLING THEM!

Robert Gift commented on 15 Jun 2010

@dragonridley Thanks. I thought there may be sufficient image later. Would be nice to see before and after.

3 Doors Down - When I'm Gone (live at Kansas State Fair 2014)

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Twitchstar Happy commented on 14 Nov 2014

I was there in the 6th row on the left :)

Around Kansas - Story of Fort Zarah - January 6, 2016

Crisis of Significance - Draft 1

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Michael Wesch commented on 28 Apr 2009

Loving it so far! There are a few audio issues, but I love the vlog style - and the deep message comes through loud & clear. Very moving.

Miguel Baltazar commented on 01 May 2009

Woah! that was so deep. I like it!

AGam in Kansas - Water Conservation Methods - December 17, 2015

If you plead the 5th, it is then criminal matter - Police Lie

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Mikevdog commented on 03 Oct 2014

Cops lie. Don't ever believe them. It's all BS

Mikevdog commented on 07 Jan 2016

+AllGamesRound They are legally allowed to lie and will lie.

AllGamesRound commented on 03 Jan 2016

Not all

Danville City Hall Renovation

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coolmarc63 commented on 08 Feb 2013

Cool Video.... Good luck and have faith there are a lot of great people out there that are willing to help.