Відео

Gotta be better that sitting in a cell all day

Robert Moses has a lot to answer for. Life wasnt easy in the South Bronx before, but he completely ruined the adhesion of the community and things went downhill fast as the business closed down, people with money left and then redlining and scummy landlords started torching for insurance money.Those who know know.

This is their "culture".

Suburbs killed communties and human interaction

Is there a difference in white phosphorus and napalm or do they mix them to make one bomb?

Notice it said once Irish and Jewish. They left and never came back. The blacks migrated from the south to NYC settled in parts of The Bronx, Harlem, Queens, and Brooklyn. Puerto Ricans came from the island of Puerto Rico, hardly left The Bronx.

А эти высокие гигантские красивые здания можно ещё раз построить? И что для этого нужно? 29.06.24.

I wonder how many people died in this video

I was born in 76 near Boston. I went to fort Lauderdale right around this time to see my grandfather. There's an outside chance I'm in one of those planes LOL

No words.....

At the end of the liberation war, they were all liquidated 🙄

My family went to the Bronx in the 60's and when they was passing by some streets over there, they received some rocks on their cars. Hopefully, it's not the same thing today. Have a nice day

He broke the spines of hundreds of people.

Heroes and their families all

So... even by the early '60s, NYC was a ghettoized dump. It's gotten way worse... especially since the Democrat Hart-((Celler)) Immigration Act of 1965 that changed the quotas of immigrant to favor 3rd-world hellholes. Import the phil. th, BECOME the PHIL. th

Robert Moses didn’t help matters much by bisecting the Bronx with the cross Bronx expressway a stable neighborhood ruined by cutting through the middle of a thriving neighborhood, this was the beginning of the Bronx as being beautiful. The building of co op city further pushed hard working people further away.

That is a hell of democracy

Almost a year since the Lahaina Fires 😔

They should say that to all the other immigrants who come here and refuse to adopt American culture... like the middle easterners with all that "honor killing" and the Latinos who refuse to learn and speak English!😒

the music makes fascism fun

Ouch 0:07

1 year before the first fires would be ser

That was sooo excellent from my perspective of being a 67 yr old white female who grew up in the suburbs of Detroit in the 1960's!!! Detroit was a tough city I have lived most of my life in but seeing this Uptown New York City video from that same era made me ever more grateful for all the wonderful luxuries, education, clothing n neighborhoods eith trees n parks especially after sering the dank, stark awful reality of a larger n more poverty stricken city!!!

Great video of the FRENCH ANGEL!

I’ve been a researcher for twenty years and still can’t wrap my head around it all…

💣🫒💥

So unfortunate for them few. It was not the norm for the rest of the Puerto Ricans and Blacks.

Erm what the Ohio?

Erm what the Rizzler?

Erm what the Skibidi?

loose the logo in the middle of the picture!!!!!!!!!!!

USS Mississippi CGN-40 We launched 12 Tomahawks during Desert Storm.

These footages where first hidden from public eye because they where colored men fighting in WW2

The crowd in downtown Hanoi was screaming SON OF A BYTCH.

Name film bro??

Brought you by the New World order in Henry Kissinger. All wars are masonic rituals.

Sound would haave been lovely.

Thanks for uploading this.. My grandfather was wounded on Angaur with Co A 322nd Infantry, 81st Div.. kind of a shame the battle is so overshadowed by Peleliu and others..very little written on it or recorded 1st hand accounts. It was a vicious fight and I believe only 1 of 3 battles of the Pacific the Americans took more casualties than the Japanese. My grandfather had terrible PTSD from the combat he was in there..264 KIA and 1,300 WIA...

This place is where Hip Hop was Born!!!

They Burnt down the south bronx all for nothing,, if they thought they would drive out the blacks and Puerto Ricans. It didn't. That neighborhood still has the same demographics . And it was rebuilt. Hahaha 🤣😂

The South Bronx in 1965 was the calm before the storm. It's incredible how much it it declined between 1965-1970 but to be frank it wasn't just the Bronx; Harlem/East Harlem, Brooklyn and Queens all went through the same transformation as crime began to increase in that 5 year time frame.

That’s an awful lot of graffiti considering they said it was invented by blacks in Philadelphia in 1967! lol

An amazing runner!

Look at how slow the plane is going when it gets up in the air. Good lord I’d be shitting myself

These are the 525 who came home -- and they were VERY lucky. 700-800 more were held back and never did, no thanks to Nixon, Kissenger, Watergate -- and the Pentagon/DIA under every subsequent administration up to the present day. Read Hendon & Stewart's AN ENORMOUS CRIME (2007). The evidence is absolutely undeniable. There could still be a handful of survivors over there in southeast Asia to this day (2024). They served life without parole at hard labor for a conflict that ended 50 years ago. Horrifying.

00:06:12 - Architectural Backdrop: The elevated railway with the Empire State Building looming in the background, blending modernity with historic architecture. Sorry, but that's the Chrysler Building in the background in that scene. The Empire State Building is at around the 8:05 mark.

الله يرحم الملك عبدالعزيز طيب الله ثراه

seems the allies were not prepared for Germans to surrender on the scale that they did.......neither was Hitler ..........didnt have this problem with the Japanese

Born in 63. Grew up on 178th in the tremont section. By the 70s half the buildings were burned out. They wouldn’t tear them down. You just smelled smoke. I remember going for a ride the last day of the 3rd Ave El.

He had an amazing look for pro wrestling or for any kind of live theatrical show. The other guys were wrestlers. You could sell The French Angel as a freak of nature.