Cameraperson Page #2
Yes, we used that.
Uh...
That's amazing.
Wow!
It's like magic.
Aw.
Look at her hands.
Dobra.
Thank you so much.
Ah, this is so good!
Oh, geez.
Oh, Jesus.
Can everyone clear out of my light?
That would be great.
Pennsylvania!
Pennsylvania!
Our community and many others
and profound sadness.
We ask at this time that we all pause
and together take part
in a moment of reflection
and to especially consider
all victims of childhood sexual abuse
and those who've endured
suffering and loss.
You are in our hearts today.
For the glory of old State
For her founders strong and great
For the future that we wait
Raise the song, raise the song
Sing our love and loyalty
Sing our hopes that bright and free
Rest, O Mother dear, with thee
All with thee, all with thee
When we stood at childhood's gate
Shapeless in the hands of fate
Thou didst mold us, dear old State
Dear old State, dear old State
May no act of ours bring shame
To one heart that loves thy name
May our lives but swell thy fame
Dear old State
Dear old State
Thank you, guys.
- That was great.
Disconnected. Gave me dial tone.
Completely disconnected.
I can hear you.
Well, we were not actually
inside the court,
but we were able to watch
what was happening inside
through CCTV screens that were put up
inside the media filing center,
where we are all working from,
all the journalists covering this trial.
So, um, we could hear...
- You all right, Kirsten?
- I'm havin' a ball.
Okay.
Left! Left! Left, right, left!
Left! Left! Left, right, left!
Back in 1775!
Back in 1775!
My marine corps came alive!
It's hard to talk when you're running.
I don't know if you've ever tried that.
You know what I'm saying? Is that okay?
Is this really, or should I .
A little bit here more
so his eyeline stays a little bit .
There you go. Great.
The military gave us .
They gave us what's called a media card.
It's a card that tells you pretty much
what you can and cannot say to the media.
It says that you can't say anything bad
about the military.
on the political side of it
and definitely don't give up
any classified information
or talk about your operations.
Just tell 'em like, "Hi, I'm all right."
That's pretty much it.
Are you expected to be called back?
I believe so.
Our commanding officer has said
it's not about "if" as "when."
Mm-hmm. And are you gonna go back?
No.
- You're not?
- No.
What repercussions do you face
if you don't?
It's possible jail time.
That's one possible thing.
- Are you willing to risk that?
- Yes.
Yes, I will not let my person
I will not let anyone send me back
over there to kill other poor people.
Especially when they pose no threat
to me and my country.
I'd hate to see you get into any trouble,
you know.
Oh, yeah, man. Me too.
- I don't want to see you in jail or anything.
- Oh, yeah.
Do you have a lawyer?
Do you have any help or...
No, not at this point, no.
Well, you know, we'll see what we can do
if you need any help.
Okay.
I don't want this to be the end of this
being in touch with you here.
All right, so, yeah, stop it like that.
We'll throw it in and we'll start it.
Okay. Ready?
Go!
If you have two quantum pieces
of matter like elementary particles
that are produced at the same time,
they have certain quantum properties
associated with them.
And if you move one off
to infinite distance
or, you know, just arbitrary far away,
if you do an experiment on the other one,
then the one that's far away
will react instantly,
as if you had been doing
the experiment on it.
And yet, it's so far away
that it would take the speed of light
thousands of years to reach it.
You can entangle across time, you can
entangle into the future, in the past.
You can entangle through space.
That's what quantum entanglement means.
It means that there's another
underlying layer of nature
that we haven't discovered yet.
- I feel entangled with you already.
- Yeah.
Aha! Great!
- Can you see, you guys? Yeah.
- Uh-huh.
Dobra!
Thanks! Good Ping-Pong players.
Dobra, dobra!
Tell me things
you remember about your brother.
Do you ever see these things
when you're dreaming?
Excuse me?
- I haven't got you. Excuse me.
- Yeah.
No, you're you're...
- It's hurting, yeah.
- Yeah.
So... this is I am disabled.
I woke up sometimes
and I'm hearing voice saying,
"You need to do something
for women who have been raped."
And I'm saying like, "Yes, I will, I will."
It's just, we basically talk
about the fact
that actually nobody
we never go through our own trauma.
We are just putting things
inside of ourselves
by thinking this is something
what we need to do.
It's work, but it's really heavy work
because after you see thousands
of stories and putting in yourself,
what is your channel to let it go?
So...
Yeah, it makes me a little bit
a little bit angry, yes, it does.
But I mean, I couldn't choose
where I will be born
and what what will happen, so...
How has Ramadan been?
Ramadan has been good?
This is a camp in Zalingei.
So if we can get him in the foreground
and those women chopping down the tree
in the background.
And then can we
get them in the foreground?
- They had to bring the the
- Firewood.
Yeah, because she said
they call them bastards.
She said that?
I want to change the subject
and ask if she was always
such a great dresser.
- What are you doing?
- Thomas puffed proudly.
- What's that?
- Speak up, Thomas.
I'm sorry, sir. Excuse me, ma'am.
Perhaps we could find
a grand and tall Christmas tree for the .
So, with a clink and a clank,
two flatbeds were fixed.
Look at all these lovely hats!
There's something a grandma
He could blow down a house made of bricks.
But he couldn't blow down
the house made of
God on high
And in you
There's no shadow
So thankful you've been so kind
Oh, so faithful
From age to age
Oh, you remain the same
Holy and
Holy, holy
Oh, my God is holy
Holy, holy, holy
Oh, I believe
Holy, holy, holy
Holy
From age to age, you remain the same
From age to age
You remain the same
Oh, you are holy
You remain the same
You remain the same
Worthy are you, my Jesus
I bless your name for you're holy
She couldn't let go of things.
Look at all the stuff she saved.
She didn't save one.
"Kiss me, I have a mental
disability" button.
She saved...
you know, a hundred of them.
I mean, I'm glad I have one... to film...
but, like, I don't need this many.
I think the other thing about being angry
is, like, if you were too angry,
like, you might not
you might not come back.
Like, that you .
You know,
that you could lose it emotionally
and then, like, not really regain...
But... like you wouldn't come out of it.
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