Videos tagged with 2016

This YouTube Shorts video from "The Last American Outlaw" utilizes the hashtag #navyseals and implies a significant event in 2016 where war was "stopped." The description primarily directs viewers to the creator's Instagram and Patreon, and provides an email for media inquiries. The title and hashtags suggest a narrative related to military action or a significant intervention, possibly involving special forces.

This YouTube Shorts video, titled "2016 THROWBACK!! #SHORTS", asks viewers if they recognize any military personnel performing a specific action in 2016. The description includes hashtags related to TikTok, short videos, humor, military, and reactions, suggesting a lighthearted or anecdotal content style. The provided gear list indicates the creator's setup for producing video content. While the specific action or firearm is not detailed, the mention of the military context hints at potential firearm or tactical relevance, though the primary focus appears to be on a past event and viewer interaction.

This is a re-upload of a 2016 video detailing a potential TV show collaboration with a major cable network. The production company filmed for three days, capturing the creators' experiences. Although the show ultimately didn't materialize, the creators express confidence in their authenticity and potential appeal. The description hints at a past "demonitization scandal" in 2020, prompting the re-upload.

This TFBTV episode humorously speculates on what famous personalities, films, or publications different firearm calibers would represent. Hosted by James, the video is presented as a Belated NYE Special, acknowledging the many celebrity deaths and controversial news of 2016. The core concept involves assigning celebrity archetypes to calibers, with specific examples like 9mm and .357 SIG being questioned. The description explicitly labels the video as "truly awful," indicating a self-aware, potentially comedic or satirical approach rather than a serious firearm review.

This video critically examines government spending in 2016, highlighting instances of alleged financial mismanagement. Based on the title and description, the content focuses on specific examples of what the creators deem wasteful expenditures, such as unusual loan repayments (peanuts) and investments in unused items. It also points to the remodeling of private homes as a point of contention. The description provides a link to the 'Wastebook,' indicating a detailed, likely data-driven critique of government finances.

This NRATV Live episode from December 22, 2016, features host Grant Stinchfield discussing "The Truth about Terrorism." The description highlights viewer engagement on social media in response to Stinchfield's critique of mainstream media coverage. The show airs weekdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. ET.

This NRATV Live episode from December 14, 2016, features hosts Grant Stinchfield and Dana Loesch discussing the cultural debate between "Merry Christmas" and "Happy Holidays." They also touch upon President-Elect Trump's Christmas announcement. The show typically airs weekdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. ET.

This video from AKOU (AK Operators Union Local 4774) is a general update or announcement from 2016. Due to YouTube's updated anti-gun policies, the creators have removed direct links to their setups from their videos. They provide a link to a webpage containing these links: http://www.akoperatorsunionlocal4774.com/links-to-setups/. Additionally, they promote their Patreon page for further support: https://www.patreon.com/AKOU. The title includes 'Mooo Ha Ha!', suggesting a potentially playful or informal tone.

This YouTube video from December 2016 features an unboxing of a 'Man Can' from the channel Iraqveteran8888. The description highlights various ways viewers can support the channel, including Amazon purchases, Patreon, and the USCCA legal self-defense network. It also promotes their music channel, website, apparel, and social media presence. The video appears to be for entertainment and documentary purposes, with a disclaimer emphasizing safety and legal compliance in firearm handling.

This episode of Tom Gresham's Gun Talk, recorded on December 11, 2016, features discussions on various firearms-related topics. The hosts, Tom, Jim, and Michelle, delve into Christmas gift ideas, explore the suitability of 20 gauge shotguns for home defense, and emphasize the importance of situational awareness. A significant point of discussion is the anticipated release of the .327 Federal Magnum caliber in a lever-action rifle, a topic generating considerable interest within the firearms community.

This YouTube video features TheFireArmGuy showcasing his 2016 Everyday Carry (EDC) setup. The creator highlights items that have been retained and those that have changed in his daily carry over the year. The video also promotes the creator's various YouTube playlists covering handgun reviews, rifle and shotgun reviews, Second Amendment content, gear and accessory reviews, and range test reviews. Social media links for Twitter and Instagram are also provided.

This "Liberty Update" episode, filmed in November 2016, discusses several controversial topics. It covers the incident at Hampshire College involving flags, an alleged "Post-It hate crime" at Edgewood, and a critique of public education. A significant portion is dedicated to accusations from The Washington Post and PropOrNot, which claim that liberty-focused websites are being targeted as part of an alleged Russian propaganda network. The episode presents these issues from a libertarian perspective.