Broken Arrow - The Madness of John TravoltaLisa Liel2026-09-21 | Broken Arrow - The Madness of John TravoltaRiffLisa Liel2024-10-06 | This is a rough cut of a riff that I remember hearing. I've been trying, on and off, for decades to figure out what it is. It might have been from a TV show. Or from a beginning piano book. Or a commercial. Or anything, really. I just know I didn't come up with it.Masha and her parentLisa Liel2022-12-03 | The pieces of this clip are used in compliance with fair use, since they're combined to make something entirely differentHallelujah 2020 - Lets Make America Great Again!Lisa Liel2020-10-11 | Dedicated to a man who put his (extremely comfortable) life on hold for the sake of America and the American people. Who has had a target on his back (and head) for the past 5 years, but who continues to drive forward *for us*, despite the viciousness and smallmindedness of almost half the country.
Donald Trump, you are #MyPresident. ----------------------------
Hallelujah 2020
For years there was no president Who promised things he really meant And every term would see a new guy screw ya
But then there came a businessman Who had no patience for this scam So he stood up to fight them -- Hallelujah
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The press knew that this man was tough They laughed at him but it wasn't enough So they invented libels just to fool ya
Americans had had it, though They told the pundits where to go And opted for a good man -- Hallelujah
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Dear leftists, here's some good advice We beat you once and we'll beat you twice Because we've finally learned how to see through ya
All you had to be was sane But you could simply not refrain And now we'll have four more years -- Hallelujah
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---------------------------- Hallelujah original song and lyrics Leonard Cohen
Hallelujah 2020 Lyrics: Lisa Liel Vocals: Leah Shalek Instrumentals: Alexandra Burke for Sing Sing Karaoke youtube.com/watch?v=e3C8Nh3DIwA
Produced by The Committee to Re-elect the Best Damn President in Over a CenturyAntifa, Proud Boys, and the First 2020 Presidential DebateLisa Liel2020-09-30 | Donald Trump has condemned white supremacists more than once. He did so after the Charlottesville riots. But that didn't stop his two debate opponents, Chris Wallace and Joe Biden, from demanding that he do it again. When he asked who in specific they wanted him to condemn, Biden picked the Proud Boys. A multiracial western-chauvinist group headed by a black Cuban named Enrique Tarrio. I wish Trump had known that so he could shove that in Biden's face.
Transcript:
CW: You have repeatedly criticized the Vice President for not specifically calling out Antifa... DT: That's right. CW: ...and other left wing extremist groups. But are you willing, tonight, to condemn white supremacists and militia groups... DT: Sure. CW: ...and to say that they need to stand down and not add to the violence at a number of these cities, as we saw in Kenosha and as we've seen in Portland. DT: Sure, I'm willing to do that... CW: Are you prepared to specifically... JB: Then do it. CW: Then go ahead, sir. DT: I would say, I would say almost everything I see is from the left wing; not from the right wing. CW: So what do you w... what are you saying? DT: Look, I'm willing to do anything... I want to see peace. CW: Well, then do it, sir. JB: Say it. Do it. Say it. DT: You want to call them... What do you want to call them? Give me a name. Give me a name. CW: White supremacists. DT: Who would you like me to condemn? CW: White supremacists. White supremacists and right... White supremacists and right wing militias. JB: Proud Boys. DT: Proud Boys? Stand back and stand by. But I'll tell you what. I'll tell you what. Somebody's gotta do something about Antifa and the left, because this is not a right wing problem. This is a left wing... this is a left wing problem.What you missed in Chris Wallaces interview of President TrumpLisa Liel2020-07-23 | On Sunday, July 19, 2020, Chris Wallace interviewed President Donald Trump on Fox Sunday. Among other important points, the president pointed out the power the Supreme Court had inadvertantly granted to the office of the president, and how he plans to use that power.
Some day, the left is going to realize that their idiotic power plays cut both ways. Last time, it was in the Senate:
"In November 2013, Senate Democrats led by Harry Reid used the nuclear option to eliminate the 60-vote rule on executive branch nominations and federal judicial appointments, but not for the Supreme Court. In April 2017, Senate Republicans led by Mitch McConnell extended the nuclear option to Supreme Court nominations in order to end debate on the nomination of Neil Gorsuch."
This time, they've well and truly screwed themselves. But they may have inadvertantly saved America in the process.Anarchy! That I run!Lisa Liel2020-07-23 | Tiny clip from the amazing Dr. Horrible's Sing Along Blog, posted as commentary on the rioters in Portland and Chicago and elsewhere (which qualifies it as fair use).I Cant BreatheLisa Liel2020-06-23 | An extremely emotional video by a gentleman of color in the wake of the 2016 presidential elections. I dare you to watch this and not be moved.spasmodicLisa Liel2020-02-16 | This is a bizarre video. And it's not mine, either. But I can't find it on YouTube any more, and for some reason, I once downloaded a copy of it. So I'm returning it to YouTube glory. It's from the early years of YouTube.Why Trump WonLisa Liel2020-01-21 | The second part of this video was the moment I knew Donald Trump was going to become President of the United States. August 6, 2015.
Watch the pathetic look on Mitt Romney's face as Obama so very urbanely mocks him. Romney is a gentleman. "Presidential", as the then-standard had it. How many of us wished at the time that Romney could simply have broken in and said, "Idiot, if you don't understand the threat Russia poses today -- not the USSR, but *Russia* -- then either you don't read your security briefings, or you don't understand them."
Megyn Kelly ambushed Trump with a question about his "presidential-ness" in the first Republican debate in 2015, and his response simply killed it. If you want to hear his full response, it's at youtube.com/watch?v=IOqtra7j6UM
But this is the difference. Trump is a president who puts getting the job done orders of magnitude higher than being "urbane" and "presidential". That's why we elected him. And he's made good on his promises, too. And that's why we're going to elect him again. And the infantile denial of the left, no matter how violent they get, isn't going to stop us.ZEHUT or Lapid-Nissenkorn?Lisa Liel2019-04-02 | The Blue and White party of Gantz and Nissenkorn is really the party of Lapid and Nissenkorn. See why they would be a disaster.Adam Russo - Taking the Gloves OffLisa Liel2019-03-28 | In this video, Adam Russo explains the problems behind recent attacks on the ZEHUT Party by certain LGBT organizations.Moshe Feiglin meets with LGBT leadersLisa Liel2019-03-27 | On 25 March 2019, Moshe Feiglin met with leaders of the LGBT community. A previously scheduled meeting had been canceled for apparent logistical reasons. With Feiglin was Adam Russo, number 30 on the ZEHUT list for Knesset. The meeting was reported on by Channel 13 News.Accelerated emigration of Arabs from Judea and Samaria abroadLisa Liel2019-03-24 | This is a translation of an article that appeared on the Channel 20 news website in 2016. I’ve done this, because a lot of people have questioned the ZEHUT program of helping those Arabs in Judea, Samaria, and Gaza who want to leave.
Want a country? Accelerated emigration of Arabs from Judea and Samaria abroad
The Arab media reports on nearly half a million Palestinians who have emigrated over the past decade from Judea and Samaria to the rest of the world. Favorite destination: USA
The Palestinians admit - emigration of young people from Judea and Samaria abroad is accelerating.
According to the article, there are villages in the Ramallah area, such as Deir Dabwan, which are filled with palaces, most of which are abandoned, or inhabited by the elderly.
A resident of the village of Ramon, east of Ramallah, says that 40 out of 44 of his classmates live in the United States, and that the rest are constantly being offered the opportunity to emigrate, because living in the US is far more comfortable than Palestinian life in Judea and Samaria. According to him, there is an office in Ramallah that coordinates the arrival of Palestinians for interviews to receive a visa at the American Consulate in East Jerusalem, and there are many who use this service. It was also reported that in a recent survey among residents of the Gaza Strip, 45% expressed a desire to emigrate if they could.
Wondering about their future in the Palestinian Authority
Emigration data over the years has varied by period and has been characterized by ups and downs. Until 1967 migration was a negative trend because the Jordanian government prevented economic development and higher education and people moved to the East Bank - Jordan. Subsequently, Israel opened universities and institutions of higher learing, and then it was possible to see that the negative balance was halted, although it always continued to a certain extent.
During the Oslo period, there was an internal migration, with many hopes, when Israel helped many return. During the war in Kuwait, a large number of Palestinians were deported and many returned to Israel.
But in general, one can point to a trend in recent decades of Palestinians who say that there is no future and hope in Israel.
Many are wondering about their future in the corrupt Palestinian Authority. Therefore, those who can move to the US, Europe, and the Gulf States.
The Palestinian-Israeli conflict has demographic implications. If the trend of negative migration continues, it is possible that the conflict will be easier to manage, because the Palestinian bargaining position will weaken.
Professor Eyal Zisser explains in an interview with Sharona Mann on the program “It’s Today”: “It may be that this is a trend. We have clear data on everything that happened in Judea and Samaria during the period of Jordanian rule. There was a trend of negative population growth. Because Jordan did not develop institutions, there was migration from this area to the area of Jordan.”
“We arrived. We developed the area, and this emigration stopped. Since the Oslo Accords, we have no trustworthy and reliable data about what is happening in the area. The young people are voting with their feet, they have no confidence in the leadership or the societies they live in, and are seeking their futures in a better place.”
“The security situation is not simple, nor is the issue of the future. To live under the Palestinian Authority, a government that is not innocent? Is there a chance for a political future that will develop the region? And their thought is apparently that it is better to live in America.”Nevah!Lisa Liel2018-12-11 | From the great film 1776. Clipped for fair use purposes.Tovas valedictorian speechLisa Liel2018-06-11 | This is the valedictory speech Tova gave at graduation. I can't express how proud I am to be her mother.
If you're interested, here's the poem she quotes from at the beginning:
INVICTUS
Out of the night that covers me, Black as the Pit from pole to pole, I thank whatever gods may be For my unconquerable soul.
In the fell clutch of circumstance I have not winced nor cried aloud. Under the bludgeonings of chance My head is bloody, but unbowed.
Beyond this place of wrath and tears Looms but the Horror of the shade, And yet the menace of the years Finds, and shall find, me unafraid.
It matters not how strait the gate, How charged with punishments the scroll, I am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soul.
—William Ernest Henley (1849-1903)The badassery of Camille EngelsonLisa Liel2017-06-06 | Allison Scagliotti plays Camille Engelson on Stitchers. She's actually the main reason I started watching the show in the first place (I miss Claudia from Warehouse 13).Rep. Maureen Walsh (R-Wa.) on same-sex marriageLisa Liel2017-01-11 | Rep. Maureen Walsh (R-Wa.) explains her support for a same-sex marriage bill at the Washington state House of Representatives in 2012Why you should vote for Hillary ClintonLisa Liel2016-11-05 | In her own words, Hillary Clinton explains why you should vote for her.Hillary Clinton 2016Lisa Liel2016-11-05 | ...The Wreck of Ben Affleck and J. Lo - Robert LundLisa Liel2016-07-03 | I loved the song The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald when it was on the radio in the 70s. But ever since this parody came out in the 00s, I can't hear the original without thinking of this.A Fair QuestionLisa Liel2016-06-16 | ...06 - Metamorpho SongLisa Liel2016-05-31 | The album "Songs and Stories about the Justice League of America" came out back in the '70s. I owned a copy then, but now, all I have are the mp3 versions. Still, I thought it might be nice to share them. The songs and stories were all written by the late Arthur Korb. There's no indication whatsoever who sang or spoke on the album.
Here are the lyrics:
(Metamorpho, Metamorpho!) (Metamorpho, Metamorpho!) This is the story of the Element Man. (Metamorpho, Metamorpho!) Starts out in old Egypt land. (Metamorpho, Metamorpho!) Rex Mason was his real name. (Metamorpho, Metamorpho!) A soldier of fortune, didn't care about fame. (Metamorpho, Metamorpho!) Until fate took a hand in the game What a change! So strange!
(Metamorpho, Metamorpho!) (Metamorpho, Metamorpho!) Trapped in a pyramid he saw a light. (Metamorpho, Metamorpho!) It came from a glowing meteorite. (Metamorpho, Metamorpho!) Shooting cosmic rays stronger than the sun Through his body and brain and when it was done There! (Yeah!) There! (Yeah!) There! Yeah, yeah, yeah, there! (Yeah, yeah, yeah, there!) Stood the Element Man! (Metamorpho, Metamorpho!)
Strong as iron, homely as sin. (Metamorpho, Metamorpho!) He'll change into copper, colbalt, or tin. (Metamorpho, Metamorpho!) Rearrange his molecules just like that (Ah...) Become anything he'd like at the drop of a hat (Ah...) Be a hero, a king, yet he'd chuck it all if he (Ah...) Could be the one thing he just can't be (Ah...) Plain Rex Mason, I know 'cause you see (Ah...) I am the Element Man! (Metamorpho, Metamorpho!) The Element Man! (Metamorpho, Metamorpho!) The Element Man! (Metamorpho, Metamorpho!) The Element Man! (Metamorpho, Metamorpho!) The Element Man!
I always get chills when it gets to that point of the song, because it's just so tragic.10 - The Flash SongLisa Liel2016-05-31 | The album "Songs and Stories about the Justice League of America" came out back in the '70s. I owned a copy then, but now, all I have are the mp3 versions. Still, I thought it might be nice to share them. The songs and stories were all written by the late Arthur Korb. There's no indication whatsoever who sang or spoke on the album.07 - Metamorpho Story - Metamorpho vs Fumo The Fire GiantLisa Liel2016-05-31 | The album "Songs and Stories about the Justice League of America" came out back in the '70s. I owned a copy then, but now, all I have are the mp3 versions. Still, I thought it might be nice to share them. The songs and stories were all written by the late Arthur Korb. There's no indication whatsoever who sang or spoke on the album.02 - Wonder Woman SongLisa Liel2016-05-31 | The album "Songs and Stories about the Justice League of America" came out back in the '70s. I owned a copy then, but now, all I have are the mp3 versions. Still, I thought it might be nice to share them. The songs and stories were all written by the late Arthur Korb. There's no indication whatsoever who sang or spoke on the album.08 - Aquaman SongLisa Liel2016-05-31 | The album "Songs and Stories about the Justice League of America" came out back in the '70s. I owned a copy then, but now, all I have are the mp3 versions. Still, I thought it might be nice to share them. The songs and stories were all written by the late Arthur Korb. There's no indication whatsoever who sang or spoke on the album.03 - Wonder Woman Story - Return of BrunhildeLisa Liel2016-05-31 | The album "Songs and Stories about the Justice League of America" came out back in the '70s. I owned a copy then, but now, all I have are the mp3 versions. Still, I thought it might be nice to share them. The songs and stories were all written by the late Arthur Korb. There's no indication whatsoever who sang or spoke on the album.09 - Aquaman Story Defeat of the DehydratorLisa Liel2016-05-31 | The album "Songs and Stories about the Justice League of America" came out back in the '70s. I owned a copy then, but now, all I have are the mp3 versions. Still, I thought it might be nice to share them. The songs and stories were all written by the late Arthur Korb. There's no indication whatsoever who sang or spoke on the album.04 - Plastic Man SongLisa Liel2016-05-31 | The album "Songs and Stories about the Justice League of America" came out back in the '70s. I owned a copy then, but now, all I have are the mp3 versions. Still, I thought it might be nice to share them. The songs and stories were all written by the late Arthur Korb. There's no indication whatsoever who sang or spoke on the album.01 - Justice League SongLisa Liel2016-05-31 | The album "Songs and Stories about the Justice League of America" came out back in the '70s. I owned a copy then, but now, all I have are the mp3 versions. Still, I thought it might be nice to share them. The songs and stories were all written by the late Arthur Korb. There's no indication whatsoever who sang or spoke on the album.05 - Plastic Man Story - Invasion of the Plastic MenLisa Liel2016-05-31 | The album "Songs and Stories about the Justice League of America" came out back in the '70s. I owned a copy then, but now, all I have are the mp3 versions. Still, I thought it might be nice to share them. The songs and stories were all written by the late Arthur Korb. There's no indication whatsoever who sang or spoke on the album.11 - The Flash Story Three Faces of Mr BigLisa Liel2016-05-31 | The album "Songs and Stories about the Justice League of America" came out back in the '70s. I owned a copy then, but now, all I have are the mp3 versions. Still, I thought it might be nice to share them. The songs and stories were all written by the late Arthur Korb. There's no indication whatsoever who sang or spoke on the album.Keep that damn chicken quiet!Lisa Liel2016-05-19 | I once lived in a neighborhood in Jerusalem where a neighbor had a rooster. The damn thing didn't just crow at dawn. It crowed all throughout the day as well. I hated that thing, and it always made me think of this scene.Trump: You have to name the enemyLisa Liel2016-04-30 | Donald Trump explains something too many people don't understand.Donald Trump and the Orthodox JewLisa Liel2016-02-11 | In 2006, during the 5th season of The Apprentice, Lee Bienstock, an Orthodox Jew, was unable to participate in a task which fell out on Yom Kippur. This is some footage from that episode that illustrates the Donald Trump I plan on voting for in the 2016 Presidential election.
(Clip used without permission under Fair Use)Slowest Mah Nishtanah EverLisa Liel2015-10-26 | Someone needs a kick in the pants.Youre Soaking In ItLisa Liel2015-09-17 | ...ShunLisa Liel2014-09-09 | ...Im Gonna Tell HimLisa Liel2014-09-07 | ...Significant OtherLisa Liel2014-08-10 | So... back in 1998, when Sandi DuBowski was still working on Trembling Before G-d, we got a call from a film student who needed to do a short documentary as a project for school.
The documentary was only 10 minutes long, but with Trembling Before God and Keep Not Silent and DevOUT and other such documentaries out there, I thought it would be interesting to toss this into the mix.11 - To Live Another Summer, To Pass Another WinterLisa Liel2014-07-24 | When I was at summer camp in 1979, we did this musical in Hebrew. The album is one of the very few Broadway musicals that never made it to CD, but I have the record, and I ripped it to mp3 for my own use. There's a short dialogue before the song starts. The musical came out after the Six Day War, but it hasn't aged.03 - Come Angel Come (The Sacrifice)Lisa Liel2014-07-24 | When I was at summer camp in 1979, we did this musical in Hebrew. The album is one of the very few Broadway musicals that never made it to CD, but I have the record, and I ripped it to mp3 for my own use. There's a short dialogue before the song starts. The musical came out after the Six Day War, but it hasn't aged.05 - Hasidic MedleyLisa Liel2014-07-24 | When I was at summer camp in 1979, we did this musical in Hebrew. The album is one of the very few Broadway musicals that never made it to CD, but I have the record, and I ripped it to mp3 for my own use. There's a short dialogue before the song starts. The musical came out after the Six Day War, but it hasn't aged.06 - The Boy with the FiddleLisa Liel2014-07-24 | When I was at summer camp in 1979, we did this musical in Hebrew. The album is one of the very few Broadway musicals that never made it to CD, but I have the record, and I ripped it to mp3 for my own use. There's a short dialogue before the song starts. The musical came out after the Six Day War, but it hasn't aged.17 - Give Me a StarLisa Liel2014-07-24 | When I was at summer camp in 1979, we did this musical in Hebrew. The album is one of the very few Broadway musicals that never made it to CD, but I have the record, and I ripped it to mp3 for my own use. There's a short dialogue before the song starts. The musical came out after the Six Day War, but it hasn't aged.07 - Can You Hear My VoiceLisa Liel2014-07-24 | When I was at summer camp in 1979, we did this musical in Hebrew. The album is one of the very few Broadway musicals that never made it to CD, but I have the record, and I ripped it to mp3 for my own use. There's a short dialogue before the song starts. The musical came out after the Six Day War, but it hasn't aged.16 - Im AliveLisa Liel2014-07-24 | When I was at summer camp in 1979, we did this musical in Hebrew. The album is one of the very few Broadway musicals that never made it to CD, but I have the record, and I ripped it to mp3 for my own use. There's a short dialogue before the song starts. The musical came out after the Six Day War, but it hasn't aged.09 - When My Man ReturnsLisa Liel2014-07-24 | When I was at summer camp in 1979, we did this musical in Hebrew. The album is one of the very few Broadway musicals that never made it to CD, but I have the record, and I ripped it to mp3 for my own use. There's a short dialogue before the song starts. The musical came out after the Six Day War, but it hasn't aged.18 - FinaleLisa Liel2014-07-24 | When I was at summer camp in 1979, we did this musical in Hebrew. The album is one of the very few Broadway musicals that never made it to CD, but I have the record, and I ripped it to mp3 for my own use. There's a short dialogue before the song starts. The musical came out after the Six Day War, but it hasn't aged.04 - The Grove of EucalyptusLisa Liel2014-07-24 | When I was at summer camp in 1979, we did this musical in Hebrew. The album is one of the very few Broadway musicals that never made it to CD, but I have the record, and I ripped it to mp3 for my own use. There's a short dialogue before the song starts. The musical came out after the Six Day War, but it hasn't aged.