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Finger Family | Nursery Rhymes Songs | Kids Baby Music - Duration: 3:27.
DADDY FINGER, DADDY FINGER
WHERE ARE YOU?
HERE I AM, HERE I AM
HOW DO YOU DO?
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WHERE ARE YOU?
HERE I AM, HERE I AM
HOW DO YOU DO?
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WHERE ARE YOU?
HERE I AM, HERE I AM
HOW DO YOU DO?
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HERE I AM, HERE I AM
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HERE I AM, HERE I AM
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WHERE ARE YOU?
HERE I AM, HERE I AM
HOW DO YOU DO?
MOMMY FINGER, MOMMY FINGER
WHERE ARE YOU?
HERE I AM, HERE I AM
HOW DO YOU DO?
BROTHER FINGER, BROTHER FINGER
WHERE ARE YOU?
HERE I AM, HERE I AM
HOW DO YOU DO?
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WHERE ARE YOU?
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WHERE ARE YOU?
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Is The Rothschild Family The Richest In The World? - Duration: 10:07.
The name Rothschild has become synonymous with wealth, and the story of this money-making
family started with a man called Mayer Amschel Rothschild. His beginnings were what you might
call humble, since he lived in a Jewish ghetto in Frankfurt, Germany, sharing a house with
another 30 people. Both his parents died from smallpox when he was just 12 years old, and
prior to that it was their wish that he become a rabbi. That didn't happen, and instead
at age just 13 the young Rothschild started an apprenticeship at a bank in Hanover. Through
his teens he practiced commodities and money-trading as well as sold rare coins. Through that he
rubbed shoulders with German nobility, and while he was working, he was also making children,
ten in all. Let's now see what happened next, in this episode of the Infographics
Show, How much money do the Rothschilds have?
So, we know it all started with Mayer Amschel Rothschild. In fact, this man is sometimes
called "The founding father of international finance." We know he had ten kids, and five
of those were sons. Each of these sons was responsible for running a finance house in
Europe's centers of finance. This family, or empire, worked under the motto: Unity,
Integrity, Industry. We are told that understanding all the ways this family earned its fortune
is not exactly clear, with one journalist saying, "There is no book about them that
is both revealing and accurate. Libraries of nonsense have been written about them."
We do know that war made the family rich, with the Rothschild making hay during a time
when the European sun shone on conflict after conflict. The family lent money to governments
to finance war and also had a hand in many industries. Before Mayer Rothschild left planet
Earth in 1812, he had thought up ways to keep all the money he and his sons had made by
maintaining a close knit family. According to an article in Discover magazine in 2003
called, "Go Ahead, Kiss Your Cousin," the plan was for cousins to marry cousins,
thereby keeping the money in a close gene pool. That magazine tells us, "For generations
the Rothschild family had been inbreeding almost as intensively as European royalty."
It also tells us, "Four of Mayer's granddaughters married grandsons, and one married her uncle.
These were hardly people whose mate choice was limited by the distance they could walk
on their day off."
We are told that of Mayer's five sons it was the third that made the most cash. His
name was Nathan Mayer Rothschild. Nathan made a lot money funding infrastructure in Europe,
and this was a Europe that was growing at hyper-speed because of the industrial revolution.
He moved to the center of that revolution, England, in 1798. There he started a textile
business and also began trading on the London Stock Exchange. Soon enough he would have
his own bank, and that was called N M Rothschild & Sons Ltd. We are told that during the Napoleonic
Wars the bank pretty much financed Britain's entire war effort. But lending money to governments
wasn't the only way of making huge amounts of money. Insurance was a game that the Rothschilds
played. Nathan, along with a partner, founded the Alliance Assurance Company in 1824. The
Rothschild Archives tell us this was a direct challenge to Lloyds bank. The family were
busy to say the least, buying up expensive tracts of land in London, helping Brazil gain
its independence, financing massive projects such as the building of the Suez Canal, while
also using its capital to help the founding of some of the world's biggest companies.
It also lent money to Japan, so it could finance its side of the Russo-Japanese War. Nathan,
now Lord Rothschild, had his finger in so many pies that he was sometimes called the
most powerful man in Britain.
It was Nathan who started the philanthropic activities of the Rothschilds. He had seven
kids of his own, each of whom either went into the business or spent much of their time
with the charity side of the business. This included building schools, libraries, hospitals,
orphanages and places where the old could live their dying years in peace.
But peace in the early 20th century was not exactly in the air. Investopedia tells us
there was in-fighting in the early 20th century, which was detrimental to the family wealth.
We are told that during WW2 the family also lost many properties, while the Nazis stole
millions of dollars' worth of assets from the Rothschilds. Still, the family was never
exactly broke. We are told that these days the family fortune is still considerable,
and it still has its fingers in many, many pies, with finance, real estate, mining and
energy being some of the bigger pies. Some smaller businesses include things like owning
wineries, of which the Rothschild own quite a few on different sides of the world. The
family is also the proud owner of the one of the biggest art collections in the world,
and the mind boggles as to how much that collection is worth. There are many descendants in this
family, and the wealth stays with them. You can easily find a list of all these descendants,
and you'll see that here are way too many people for us to discuss in detail.
For that reason adding up what the entire family is worth is no easy feat, but people
have tried do it. We might look at the Forbes richest people list, which has few Rothschilds
on it. Coming in at No. 84 for 2018 was a man called Benjamin de Rothschild, and it's
said he has a net worth of about $1.7 billion. That's enough not to stress about the electricity
bill and his three kids' school fees, but in terms of billionaires he is nothing special.
But then Forbes tells us his job is to preside over the Edmond de Rothschild global finance
empire, and that is said to manage assets of up to $170 billion, including banks, hotels
and restaurants. Benjamin also owns, or part owns, vineyards in France, South Africa, Argentina
and New Zealand. And as we said, this is just one guy in a very big family.
No one Rothschild family member has an obscene amount of wealth, meaning no one Rothschild
is about to match the wealth of people such as Bill Gates or Warren Buffet, but when you
add all those assets together it does come to a lot of money.
Searching for the magic number regarding the net worth of all the family you'll find
sources that differ drastically. We found one site that said the entire family fortune
could be as much as 2 trillion dollars, but the website Bankrate believes it's nowhere
near that amount. It says the Rothchild family net worth is closer to $400 billion, and again,
we must stress there are a lot of mouths to feed in this large family. Bankrate tells
us one of the big money spinners is the Rothschild Group investment firm, which pulls in around
$500 million a year.
Then you have all the conspiracy theory sites, and they tell a totally different story. One
such website tells us that the Rothschilds had a hand in the assassination of American
President John F. Kennedy, and that the family is worth an astounding five hundred trillion
dollars. Hmm. That particular site, one that seems to lack any kind of journalistic integrity,
tells us Jacob Rothschild is worth more than Bill Gates. This should be taken with a pinch
of salt until someone can offer serious counter evidence. Other resources tell us Jacob, the
82-year old British investment banker, is worth more like five billion dollars, which
pales in comparison to the Gates fortune.
Let's see what those intrepid fact-finders over at Snopes tell us about the 500 trillion
figure. Well, the first thing you can read in that story is that the Rothschilds owning
such wealth is FALSE. It shows us an amusing meme of Jacob, who quite amusingly is made
to look just like Mr. Burns from the Simpsons. Snopes tells us that the "grossly exaggerated"
wealth that some people talk about is another conspiracy tied up with paranoid platitudes
along the lines of the Jews run the world and the illuminati controls everything. Snopes
tells us when the 500 trillion number was first disseminated through the sometimes dishonest-heart
of the internet, the world's wealth was reported at only $250 trillion. This, said
Snopes, is problematic. It certainly is. It sounds like a children's math question.
"In the box there are 10 apples. Jane took four, Peter took two, Jacob took twenty. How
many apples are there left?" Snopes says that while many family members are indeed
rich, the Rothschilds don't have anywhere near the global influence they used to have.
So, what are all these people worth, and we are talking about everything, all assets,
business, etc? Investopedia published two stories about this and each in its turn was
taken down with the website saying that the journalism was "inadequately sourced."
One story said the family's net worth was $350 billion and another said the family controlled
more than $2 trillion worth in assets. You can still see these numbers on other sites,
with links back to Investopedia. But as Investopedia wants nothing to do with these numbers, we
would be better looking elsewhere. CNBC you would think would do its homework
when adding up rich family wealth, but when it did its list it said it couldn't include
families such as the Rothschilds and the Rockefellers because the wealth is just too diversified.
Ok, we are getting nowhere here, and the reason is because no reliable journalistic sources
have attempted to give us a number on this diversified wealth. If we look at Forbes rich
list again, Jacob Rothschild doesn't even get on the list with his purported 5 billion.
We should add that it seems this number was first let loose by the website The Richest.
But on the Forbes list we have Benjamin, who we have already talked about, and also Jeff
Rothschild, who is said to be worth about $2.2 billion right now. You could call this
63-year old Silicon Valley resident a more modern kind of Rothschild as he made a ton
of money in tech, such as Facebook. But then it gets tricky, because his bio states he
is not part of the Rothschild family. It seems not everyone agrees with that statement, but
we'll take him for his word.
So, how much is the family worth? The mining, the finance, the energy, the arts, the wine,
the properties? We must tell you that we don't feel after our little investigation that we
could give you even a ballpark figure. The Financial Times doesn't even dare to state
what it thinks the family is worth. Back in 2010 the newspaper said, "The ownership
structure is opaque, which makes it hard to estimate the family wealth, although it is
one of the richest in the world."
We know the net worth of the family is many, many billions, but hundreds of billions, or
trillions? What we'd like to do now is ask you to give us a ballpark figure. Tell us
in the comments. Also, be sure to check out our other show This Is How Warren Buffett
Made $85 Billion. Thanks for watching, and as always, don't forget to like, share and
subscribe. See you next time.
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Airedale Puppy Hits The Jackpot With Her New Family | The Dodo Adoption Day - Duration: 8:51.
We were walking down the street and we saw an Airedale,
and immediately fell in love.
We found Oban, and she has truly
lived up to being what an Airedale should be.
She is sweet and loving and loyal.
We became passionate about rescue
when we learned about Talisker.
He was found with about 29 Airedales.
These were animals that had been
inbred and then ignored.
And we felt like we needed to do something.
We went down to Kentucky,
and we picked out Talisker.
He sort of picked us.
He was so scared of everything,
and he didn't know how to be a dog.
To see him grow and change
and become a happy, sweet,
loving dog, was amazing.
We lost our Talisker a year ago. [Sniffling]
And we felt like Oban was missing having a friend.
We were notified of
a cruelty case in Texas.
These dogs were in falling down pens.
We picked up a total of 11 adult dogs.
Of those, two of them were pregnant.
We didn't really know exactly
when the litter was due.
And all of a sudden in the afternoon, I walk in there,
and she's starting to deliver puppies.
- We heard that the puppies were available,
and pretty much to the day that we lost Tali,
we decided that we would adopt Bruichladdich.
We had to think about
how we were gonna get her home to North Carolina.
A flight was out of the question.
The only other choice we really had was to drive back.
Say bye, Obs. I'll see you soon, buddy.
With our new friend, Bruichladdich.
Or, "Laddie," we'll call her.
I'm excited. We're headed off to the airport
to fly to Texas tonight.
I'm here with my buddy, Nate, who's traveling with me.
And very excited to pick up
the puppy early tomorrow morning.
and start our drive home.
The adventure begins.
Hi, Dan. - Hi, there! Hi. Dan.
Becky. Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.
Come on in. - Thanks.
You excited? - Oh, very excited.
Hi!
You like him, don't you?
You ready for this heavy little chunk? [Laughter]
Oh, hey, buddy! You're so calm and sweet.
Oh, you're even more beautiful in person.
Or in dog.
A little later, this weekend, you'll meet the whole family.
Meet all new friends, and Oban.
Oban's gonna be a good teacher for you.
The first meeting was amazing.
It just fills my heart, and just feels sweet,
just to have something so lovable and kind
just want to sit in your lap and be loved.
And we're starting off on the right foot.
Pretty exciting.
The puppy's such a laid back sweetheart.
You know, that's the best thing that can happen
to a new puppy, to go to a home of their own,
where they've got somebody
that's just theirs, to love on 'em.
And she deserves it. She's a really fun puppy.
We're familiar with Airedale puppies,
so I'm sure it'll come out on the short end.
Mischievous, adorable.
Makes her own decisions.
Yeah, I know you. Come here, sweetheart.
There. - Let's get your new little tag on you.
Now you are officially in the family
with Oban and Talisker.
Now the big journey begins.
It's a bit of a crazy plan, I know.
We get it. And we appreciate.
You guys drive safe.
Thank you.
You've got precious cargo.
Say bye, we're going on an adventure.
See ya in North Carolina.
You all ready? - Let's do it! - Here we go.
This is our first stop.
We're in Columbus, Texas.
Her first walk.
She's doing great.
Good job, Dan.
Airedales.
Come. Come on! Come on. Buddy, come here!
Come here! Hey buddy! [laughter]
I suppose she was doing it before, I swear!
On a 20-hour car trip, we thought we could stop at
any fire hydrant, and that would work.
But why stop at any fire hydrant,
when we can stop at
the world's largest working fire hydrant,
right here in Beaumont, Texas.
Come here, Laddie! Come on, girl! Come here.
Good girl. Good girl!
Want your belly rubbed? You want a belly rub!
All right. The journey continues.
Let's go!
So, it's Saturday night. We're in Mobile, Alabama.
Now it's dinnertime, and she's starting to
come out of her shell a little bit,
and play, and run around.
She seems to be hungry. - Yeah.
It's Sunday morning, Day Two.
We've got about another 11 hours in front of us.
Laddie's really getting comfortable around us.
Playing, having a great time.
We are about an hour and a half
away from getting home, after being on the road
for two days,
and I'm really excited to get home tonight.
So, we're pulling into the house
after our long drive.
And we're gonna go meet the family.
Come on, big girl. Come on.
I know, you're a little nervous. It's okay.
Hello!
Hello?
Hi!
Hi, E!
Good girl, Ob. She's so tiny, yeah!
Come say hi.
Oh, that's beautiful, guys.
Laddie, this is Oban.
E, do you want to give her a pet? Feel her?
Maybe a little hug? She's very sweet.
Oban, thank you for being so kind and such a good friend.
You gotta put her face up on her. She's so small.
I can feel her.
Is she so soft?
Yeah, she's so soft! Touch her, Mommy.
Did you touch her? She's so soft.
It was great to see her first exploring our home.
I think it was really fun to see her exploring the backyard.
I loved watching her run around,
have that puppy spirit. We haven't seen
a puppy in our backyard for a while.
So that was really nice.
Later today, we're gonna take Bruichladdich
on a walk through the woods in our backyard.
Talisker used to love running back there.
And we have a little plaque out there for him.
Oban and Talisker have been
fundamental parts of our life.
But Laddie's her own dog,
and will forge her own path.
She's not a replacement for anything.
And she's gonna provide a lifetime of memories,
and stories, and love.
Laddie's been at home with us for two months now.
Good Laddie.
She loves going out back for long walks,
and playing fetch in the backyard.
Eli and Zachary absolutely love her.
She and Oban had about a month of overlap
before Oban passed away,
and I think that was invaluable time for both of them.
We miss Oban deeply,
and having Laddie in the house
really helps bring a sense
of happiness and joy and youthfulness
back to the family.
We couldn't be happier with her.
All three of our dogs have been named
after Scotch.
Oban, Talisker, and now Bruichladdich.
The challenge with naming your dog after Scotch
is that 99 percent of the population
cannot pronounce your dog's name.
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[FNAF/SFM] | Afton Family | [Competition Entry/Short] - Duration: 0:19.
All stay strong, we live eternally
All is well in the Afton family
Lives they fell, to pure insanity
All is hell in the Afton family
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