The Birthday Massacre – Goodnight
This is a song from the tbm’s new album. Lyric: First place on a classroom wall. Every turn of the face can help to break the fall from a domestic disgrace. Every rumor displaced is lost and found. A lack of discipline. One hand to cut the other. So unprofeissional, You’re not a friend, You’re just a lover. Nothing exceptional. This is correctional. Mirror on the wall. Frame the picture. Reflect this kiss to wish us all goodnight. First day in a victim’s chair. Every surface replaced can help to keep you fair for a corrected gaze. Every feature displayed will match your crowd. A loss of innocence. One hand to wash the other. Be a perfectionist. You’re nothing if You’re just another. Something material. This isn’t personal. Mirror on the wall. Frame the picture. Reflect this kiss to wish us all goodnight. We’re all dancing to the same sad song. And we’re not sleeping, but it won’t take long. Illicit conviction. Confessions incomplete. Correction. Submissive restriction. Instructions will repeat. Direction. Mirror on the wall. Frame the picture. Reflect this kiss to wish us all goodnight.
Gulja Massacre
News report concerning the massacre at Gulja City
The St. Patrick’s Day Massacre
Mar. 17, 1991 – St. Louis @ Chicago. Adam Oates on the 2nd period brawl — “It was weird. I was pretty scared, I’ll tell you that. Let me rephrase that. Terrified. Grimson, Manson and Peluso and they had 10 bodies on the ice, too.” Taken from The Hockey News. The brawl, featuring Dave Manson vs. Scott Stevens.
Jonestown Massacre – Stephan Jones
The Jonestown massacre is one of the most notorious mass suicides in history. More than 900 people died there. The quasi-socialist spiritual utopia turned hell on earth was founded by the Reverend Jim Jones. Stephan Jones, son to Reverend Jim Jones, talks about religion, drug addiction, and even wanting to murder his father. Stephan Jones did not take part in the suicide as he was away, playing basketball with the People’s Temple Basketball team.
50 cent – Ryder Music – The Massacre
3rd_bass | 4_Saken | 7A3 |8ball_and_mjg | 12_Gauge | 44_Clique | 50_Cent 50 cent – Ryder Music – The Massacre
Massacre in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square 天安門事件 (June 4, 1989)
archives.cbc.ca The images are shocking. Armoured tanks plow into crowds of people, flames from burning buses light up the night sky, and bleeding bodies are rushed to hospital. For weeks student protesters in Beijing's Tiananmen Square have been demonstrating for political reform of China's communist government. A declaration of martial law has failed to quell the protests, and now the government has called in the military. Death is all around as the cbc's Tom Kennedy reports. The massacre begins shortly after midnight as tanks and armoured personnel carriers roll through the streets, crushing hastily erected barricades and into Tiananmen Square. After launching tear gas and using loudspeakers to order people to leave, the army starts shooting. But the protesters fight back, beating army officers or simply standing their ground. They form human walls around foreign press to make sure the story gets out to the world.
Bangladesh Genocide: Dhaka University Massacre
NBC News report from 1/7/1972 that shows video of Pakistani soldiers executing students, professors and workers at Dhaka University on March 26, 1971
Ruby Ridge Massacre 1 of 5
Before Waco there was Ruby Ridge a peacefull Idaho family broken apart by the evil new world order controlled federal government a innocent woman and child was murdered in cold blood by a FBI sniper.
Massacre in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square 天安門事件 (June 4, 1989)
archives.cbc.ca The images are shocking. Armoured tanks plow into crowds of people, flames from burning buses light up the night sky, and bleeding bodies are rushed to hospital. For weeks student protesters in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square have been demonstrating for political reform of China’s communist government. A declaration of martial law has failed to quell the protests, and now the government has called in the military. Death is all around as the cbc’s Tom Kennedy reports. The massacre begins shortly after midnight as tanks and armoured personnel carriers roll through the streets, crushing hastily erected barricades and into Tiananmen Square. After launching tear gas and using loudspeakers to order people to leave, the army starts shooting. But the protesters fight back, beating army officers or simply standing their ground. They form human walls around foreign press to make sure the story gets out to the world.
Massacre in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square 天安門事件 (June 4, 1989)
archives.cbc.ca The images are shocking. Armoured tanks plow into crowds of people, flames from burning buses light up the night sky, and bleeding bodies are rushed to hospital. For weeks student protesters in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square have been demonstrating for political reform of China’s communist government. A declaration of martial law has failed to quell the protests, and now the government has called in the military. Death is all around as the cbc’s Tom Kennedy reports. The massacre begins shortly after midnight as tanks and armoured personnel carriers roll through the streets, crushing hastily erected barricades and into Tiananmen Square. After launching tear gas and using loudspeakers to order people to leave, the army starts shooting. But the protesters fight back, beating army officers or simply standing their ground. They form human walls around foreign press to make sure the story gets out to the world.