Do you listen to this talk
Which warns about the additions to our history
and the lies in our religion and sect
and even in the sect of our brothers the Sunni
They are equal, I haven't differentiated between the lies amongst the Shia and Sunni
A person has come Ayatollah Sayyid Kamal al Hayderi
He's said that there is a large amount of our tradition
which are fabricated and are Israiliyaat (ahadith which have entered into the books from other religious orders)
we have to research and re-examine them
I claim that our traditions
or most of them
the Shia narrative traditions
They are fabricated and have been narrated to us from Ka'ab al Ahbar from the Christians, Jews and Magians
Even Tafsir al Qummi (is from the fabricated sources)
(Another instance)Also linked to Sayyid al Khui
A big Marja and teacher of the jurists (fuqaha)
From one of his attendees (of his lectures)
When he asked about Mafatih al Jinan
He (Khui) said this is Mafatih al Qummi
What does that mean It isn't Mafatih al Jinan
There are fabrications in Mafatih al Jinan, ofcourse some parts are right
Ayatollah Shaykh Nasir Makarim Shirazi - one of the Maraji of Qum - came out with a view
and these are his words
The book (mafatih al Jinan) in its current form and its contents were suitable for the time of Sh Abbas Qummi (compiler of mafatih)
and was appropriate for that time
as for this present moment, we will publish the book in accordance to our times
where we will omit the weak narrations
Will you dare call Ayatollah Makarim Shirazi a Kafir??
I'm not challenging you But i'm saying you are smaller than that
Ay Makarim Shirazi will also re-publish the book Bihar al Anwar
and come out with 6 volumes as compared to the original 110 volumes
only 6 volumes
What does all this show?
It just shows how some fanciful stories and dreams are used to justify lies on the Ahlul Bayt
All the sects have fabrications
Our Sunni brothers have more fabrications than we have
The balanced God conscious person from amongst the Sunni and Shia
must stand up and say from the 6 (Sunni) Sahih books is filled with lies against the Prophet
and the 4 Shia books and (in addition to and) especially Bihar al Anwar, are filled with lies about the Ahlul Bayt and the prophet
Ayatollah Rayshehri - the representative of Ay Khomeini and now the representative of Ay Khameini - has critiqued it (mafatih) also
Has anyone dared to criticise Ayatollah Rayshehri? of course not
Sh Rayshehri in his book 'Ahlul Bayt in the Kitab and Sunna' pg 130
he criticises Hadith Kisa and considers it invalid
a fabrication in Mafatih al Jinan
Does anyone have the guts to say anything against him?.. ofcourse not ...
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Land Transfer Tax Ontario How To Calculate the Land Transfer Tax - Duration: 2:40.
How much will the land transfer tax cost you on your next purchase?
I'll give you all the details, coming up!
Hey everyone, Ivan Mamuzic here and on this channel we talk about real estate news, tips,
and updates for the Toronto area so if you're new here, consider subscribing.
Also at any point during the video take a look at the links in the show notes below
for listing information, or to get in contact.
When purchasing a property in Ontario the land transfer tax is usually the biggest closing
cost that you're going to have, so it's important to know how to calculate it so that you're
not surprised when closing day comes.
The tax is calculated based on the price of the property, so depending on how high the
price is, different tax rates apply.
As you can see in the chart, the rate starts at just 0.5% for the first $55,000 of the
purchase price, and it goes all the way up to 2.5% for any part of the purchase price
that is over $2,000,000.
It's also important to note that if you purchase a property in the city of Toronto, in addition
to the provincial land transfer tax, you also have to pay a municipal land transfer tax
to the city of Toronto, so you're essentially paying this tax twice.
Here's a quick example featuring a $500,000 purchase.
The first $55,000 will be taxed at 0.5%, then the next $195,000 will be taxed at 1.0%, the
following $150,000 will be taxed at 1.5%, and the balance which is $100,000 will be
taxed at 2.0%.
This gives you a total of $6,475 of tax payable.
Now I know that's a lot of numbers, so don't bother memorizing that.
If you just go to bit.ly/landcalc you'll have access to a free land transfer tax calculator,
where you can just plug in the numbers, and it'll do all the calculations for you.
The final thing I'm going to talk about is the land transfer tax refund for first time
home buyers.
Eligible first time buyers can receive a refund of up to $4,000 for the provincial land transfer
tax, and up to $4,475 for the Toronto municipal land transfer tax.
So from our first example where we purchased a $500,000 home the land transfer tax would
now be reduced to $2,475.
If you're wondering if you qualify for the refund, I posted a detailed description in
the show notes about the qualifying guidelines.
If you have any questions about the land transfer tax, let me know in the comments.
Thanks for watching, and don't forget to subscribe for more real estate content!
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How Much Time Do We REALLY Have Left? (This is How Short Your Life Is) - Duration: 6:24.
Hey everyone Daniel here from Next Level life and today I wanted to do something a little
bit different.
You see on this channel I talk about a lot of things, I talk about finances, I talk about
productivity and how to get ahead in your career, I talk about how to get better at
various social skills and have stronger and more fulfilling relationships, I talk about
your psychology and mental health.
I even talk about education and intelligence and of course I do the book summaries.
Basically anything to help you get your life to the next level.
But one thing that I don't talk about often enough is time.
Because one of the traps of the self development community is that you can easily find yourself
watching all of these videos and getting all these truly great ideas but, without really
realizing it, you find yourself getting sucked into the black hole of the internet.
You're watching all these videos on YouTube or wherever and before you know it 6 hours
have flown by you look out the window and it's dark and you're like what the heck just
happened?
It's an easy trap to fall into and I even fell into it when I first got into this community.
I watched a ton of these videos, but never actually did anything with the knowledge I
was picking up, because I was spending all my time watching the videos.
And the trick that I eventually found that really helped me break that cycle is known
as the 3, 2, 1 go trick.
Basically all you have to do is picture a goal that you want to achieve in your mind
and figure out the next step you have to take in order to either achieve that goal.
Now note I said the next step not the whole plan necessarily just the thing you'd have
to do right now.
And then in your mind you say Okay 3, 2, 1 go.
And as soon as you say go no matter how you're feeling you get up and you do that next step
that you had in your mind.
Now why do I feel that idea is so important that I'd do a full video on it?
Well it's because a lot of the time you have on this Earth is not your own.
Let me explain.
When you're young life and everything in it seems like it'll go on forever.
You're in school forever, you're at work forever, chores take forever, oh and did I mention
school takes forever.
Can't I just go out and play?
Obviously when we grow up we realize that these feelings of everything takes forever
aren't necessarily true.
But you know what when you actually break down the math it's a lot closer to true than
you think.
With that in mind, in this video I'm going to be talking about how much time we really
have?
Statistically from the moment you're born, at least here in the States, you have approximately
79 years to live which to most of us seems like a long time but how much of that time
is really our own?
You spend about a third of your life sleeping, which leaves you with roughly 52 years of
conscious living left.
But wait you're in school a ton of time, and even assuming that you get all your homework
done between the end of the lecture and the Bell you're still in school or traveling to
or from it everyday for roughly 7 hours.
That's 35 hours a week for at least 12 years assuming you don't go to college, which equates
to nearly another two full years of your life on Earth.
Now you have 50 years left to live.
But you still got to work, and even assuming you have no overtime that's 8 hours a day
for roughly fifty weeks a year, for at least 40 years.
And that's assuming that you're able to retire at a decent age!
Meaning your work effectively takes off another 10 years of your life.
Now you have 40 years to live.
Oh but wait we didn't even talk about traffic!
According to the US Department of Transportation the average one-way commute time in the US
was just a little bit under a half an hour, meaning you've got about an hour of driving
everyday, 5 days a week.
Again assuming you never have to go in on a weekend, that's about 250 hours of driving
a year just for work!
Say goodbye to another year of your life.
Now you have 39 years to live.
Another thing we didn't consider is that you have to get ready to leave the house everyday,
you figure between brushing your teeth, going the bathroom, showering, and getting ready
as well as making sure the kids are ready maybe takes close to an hour on average.
Meaning we've just lost another year.
Down to 38.
Oh, wait you need food to live.
So meal planning, the commute to and from the grocery store, and shopping not to mention
getting it all unpacked and back in the house every week or maybe even every few days depending
on your schedule adds up to about two years of your life.
Only 36 years left.
Then just between eating and drinking every single day.
Say it takes you about a half hour per meal on average, you lose another five years.
You have 31 left.
In between cooking and cleaning and housework or yard work, you spend about another 6 years
of your life.
The balance is now down to 25.
Most parents spend at least a couple of years caring for kids and loved ones not to mention
driving them everywhere.
We're now down to 23.
And something that's especially applicable for my generation is the amount of time we
spend either watching TV playing video games or on social media, according to some recent
articles by Entrepreneur magazine, millennials spend an average of 5.4 hours per day using
some form of social media.
You add that up Across their entire lifetime, and it's nearly 18 years on social media.
That means out of our 79 year lifespan you have 5 to spend with your family or with your
friends.
To play laugh and cry.
To fall in love, to see the world, and to pursue your passions.
So whatever it is you want to do.
Whatever it is you've been holding back on.
Take a moment right now and realize there's no time to waste.
I'm issuing you a challenge.
Picture the thing you want to do in your mind and think of what you have to do to achieve
that goal.
Have you got it?
Okay.
3, 2, 1...
Go.
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REVEALED: Here's How Much Obama Vacations Cost Us, This Is Unreal - Duration: 3:52.
New shocking details have emerged surrounding the specifics of how much President Obama
set-back American taxpayers for his recreational trips.
According to Judicial Watch, the Obama Family's total travel expenses while in office were
just over $114 million, which include family vacations, recreational trips, talk show appearances,
and other expenditures.
The conservative watchdog group recently announced that it obtained records from the US Air Force
and the Secret Service relating to their recent Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request
for the travel expenses of former President Barack Obama as well as President Donald Trump.
First filed in May 2017, the FOIA lawsuit ended up producing records that showed the
Obama Family's travel expenses cost American taxpayers $114 million in total.
Among those costs included one family trip where Michelle Obama and her daughters shut
down an airport for an hour for their annual vacation to Aspen, where they spent over $88,000
for a weekend trip.
In another instance, President Obama's annual golfing trip to Palm Springs cost over $183,000
for a weekend as well.
However, these expenses are still a far cry from some of their most expensive trips.
The Obama Family's Christmas vacations alone have cost taxpayers close to $35 million,
according to The Washington Times.
The Secret Service also revealed that Mr. Obama spent considerable amounts in post-presidency
travels as well, which were reimbursed by American taxpayers.
Billing close to $2 million in total travel costs, with $936,000 on hotels and another
$814,000 on "miscellaneous expenses," these hefty reimbursements were made while
not knowing anything about the destinations of these trips, which were withheld under
"privacy" and "law enforcement" exemptions.
This updated figure of $114 million is an increase from previous reports earlier in
this year, which calculated President Obama's travel expenditures to be closer to $100 million.
In 2016, the figure was thought to be even lower, estimated at $85 million.
Judicial Watch focused on trips that they deemed to be non-essential, such as golfing,
vacations, fundraisers, campaign stops, and talk show appearances.
Tom Fitton, Judicial Watch's president, said he was frustrated that it required several
federal lawsuits to get the government to release this information, especially since
he felt the public deserved to know where their tax-funded dollars were going to.
"It shouldn't require federal lawsuits to prod the Secret Service and Air Force to
produce information about the costs of presidential travel – whether the travel is necessary
or not, it's a massive amount of money," said Mr. Fitton.
"We will continue to monitor this spending while taxpayers continue to pay the bills
for presidential travel."
He also mentioned that it is troubling to see such massive amounts of money being paid
on trips that "appear to have minimal value to the public interest," while at the same
time hoping that President Trump "can immediately save taxpayers money by reforming presidential
travel."
At the moment, President Trump's total travel costs are calculated at just over $10 million
in his first year, lower than the average $14 million spent on travel expenses during
Barack Obama's tenure.
Most Americans would agree that these costs are wasteful expenses that could be better
spent elsewhere.
As the nation deals with a $20 trillion dollar national debt, these kinds of expenditures
need to be curtailed.
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