yes, the worst thing for dietrich is soap bubbles. uh-huh, how are they together, are they a couple in general or did you just take them together by chance? they have unrequited love, dietrich doesn’t answer - audre him loves him very much, here he is, she is always eager to see him, she really needs him, for a dietrich she is very active, so he is like, don’t, please, from a distance... look at me, please, everything will be fine, yes, yes, yes, and audrey is his loves him madly, she happily runs to the stables, and if she sees him, she flies to him, straight with all her might, my husband never wanted a dog, and i generally dreamed of a pure white jack russell, without marks, without anything, and i found it on a social network, they were selling a girl, pure white, and i’m like andrei, andrei, i want her, look, she’s beautiful, “well, you know, children will appear, like a dog, i say, and can you imagine, a child will appear , and we already have a dog, he says, well, how about work, you will leave it at home, i i say, i’ll take he

we put them at fort dietrich and some of these other centers with bio weapons. that point we had the cartel posting that we had reached nuclear equivalency we could kill people with bio weapons cheaper. it was estimated at that time that we could kill the entire population of russia, the united states for about $0.29 a line using bio weapons. nixon surprise the world. he went to fort dietrich and announced that we were unilaterally shutting down. asking them. he did it here first without asking anybody whether they would go along with it. he went out with this diplomatic passing. he got all the other nations in the world to sign the bio weapons charter to agree stopping any kind of weapons. after the anthrax attacks in 2001 we passed the patriot act. it was 342 page bill that nobody had read which passed because the anthrax attacks had shut down congress. anthrax was later to have found to come from fort dietrich. it was later blamed on saddam hussein. it passes the patriot act. two men were blocking the patriot act the ones that were targeted for anthrax. with

he went to fort dietrich and announced that we were down. asking them.e did it here fking anybody whether they would go along with it. he went out with this diplomatic passing. he got all the other nations in the world to sign weapons charter to agree stopping weapons. after the anthrax attacks i it was 342 page bill that nobody had read which passed because the anthrax attacks had shut down congress. anthrax was later to come from fort dietrich. it was later hussein. it passes the patriot act. two men were blockg patriot act the ones thateted for anthrax. with their opposition. the patriot congress. they had a provision o that nobody had written. any federal official who violated the convention. violat charter. thau arms race which is now all over the globe. we've had global cooperation to do what nixon did. the cooperati like this. [applause] this will never h rival as our enemy. be realistic about the state of world. benefiting our country. weannot go on pretending we cannot go on pretending that we are running the. american interests. america has bee

later found to have come from fort dietrich. was originally blamed on saddam hussein.t was one of the justifications for going into the iraq war but the fbi determined it came from a u.s. lab. u.s. developed bioweapon's material. entering that shutdown, they passed t act. the two men who were blocking the patriot act, tom -- and patrick lahey, were the ones targetedwith their opposition disappeared, the patriot a provision gave any federal official who violated the geneva convention or nixon's bioweapon relaunched the which is now all over the globe and when that research is married with ai, it is very dangerous. and we need global cooperation to do what nixoncooperation[applause] but cooperations on issues like this will never happen if we continue to see every rival is our enemy. e realistic about the state of the world. to accept multipolar ordewe cannot go on that we're running the globe. loviating about american interests america has been in steady decline the past 60 years with its imperial project. the american interest has not been in america's interests. our p

riley wealth portfolio advisors chief investment strategist paul dietrich sees, you say the data havehe dot com bubble right before it burst. what do you see? >> i manage money during that whole period and also, in 2008, 2009 and again, i was kind of early on because i was looking at the underlying data and the leading economic indicators, and i started going defensive and we made money. liz: well what did you see? >> basically, all the cracks. when you look at a bubble, and we saw that with the dot com bubble, it was just craziness, and we saw it even with the mortgage backed securities bubble right before the 2008-2009. people were just -- the market was disconnected from any fundamentals of the underlying stock, or the underlying economy, and we're seeing that exact thing right now with the stock market. liz: well, okay dig into the most recent jobs report last friday. 272000 jobs created. that was the headline number, so what did you see when you dug deeper? >> when you dig deeper, about 48%, almost half of the jobs created, were government or government-related, you know, because

, or are contribution marlene dietrich worked for us as and of course, being a native german and shecould listen in on german conversations on the radio and tell you exactly that there are many different german dialects. forget the hollywood dialects. there's high, middle, low german, then there's spanish, which is where i come from. and stuttgart, having been born an army hospital there and there's which is what they speak in bavaria. and then they got other linguistic twist and turns from the rhineland and every little enclave of germany. that time had its own linguist dialect, and she would be able listen to that and tell you. that's a native speaker or that's somebody trying to fake it and oh, what did they mean by using that colloquial expression like sick or einsteins? okay, that's the security service. but how about? fingers. fingers you feel you can feel the battlefield danger, your fingertips, which is what they said about rummel. now, interestingly and then i'll get the hedy lamarr, interestingly enough, hitler's original foreign secretary was brought over here to just outs

i wonder if you'd comment the roles of hedyaps marlene dietrich in terms of intelligence, or dietrich and of course, being a native german and she could listen in on german conversations on the radio and tell you exactly that there are many different german dialects. forget the hollywood dialects. there's high, middle, german, then there's spanish, which is where i come from. and stuttgart, having been born an army hospital there and there's which is what they speak in bavaria. and then they got other linguistic twist and turns from the rhineland and every little enclave of germany. that time had its own linguist dialect, and she would be able listen to that and tell you. that's a native speaker or that's somepobody trying to fake it and oh, what did they mean by using that colloquial expression like sick or einsteins? okay, that's the security service. but how about? fingers. fingers you feel you can feel the battlefield danger, your fingertips, which is what they said about rummel. now, interestingly and then i'll get the hedy lamarr, interestingly enough, hitler's original foreign

, or are contribution marlene dietrich worked for us as and of course, being a native german and sheonúm german conversations on the radio and tell you exactly that there are many different german dialects. forget the hollywood dialects. there's high, middle, low german, then there's spanish, which is where i come from. and stuttgart, having been born an army hospital there and there's which is what they speak in bavaria. and then they got other linguistic twist and turns from the rhineland and every little enclave of germany. that time had its own linguist dialect, and she would be able listen to that and tell you. that's a native or that's somebody trying to fake it and oh, what did they mean by using that colloquial expression service.k or but how about? fingers. fingers you feel you can feel the battlefield danger, your fingertips, which is what they said about rummel. now, interestingly and then i'll get the hedyam enough, hitler's original foreign secretary was brought over here to just outside of alexandria bush hill, right along eisenhower avenue today between eisenhower aven

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ryan dietrich is going to state different ways you want to hear them both and my take on the latest signs that consumers aren't stupid, to wall street by the way. they are just strapped. all that and so much more on " making money". all right i'm going to put on the screen and we'll show you the performance of this semiconductor etm, the smh look at this thing, it's an absolute juggernaut and watts amazing is the gapping up those are at the sessions where it cops out of the gates so much higher than the prior session but what's really interesting you see those circles? that's when the relative strength shows they are over- bought so it pulls back and then it gaps open. you know what that means. it means everyone's buying the dip on these things. now, of course it goes without saying, investors are all-in on semiconductors and right now, they are comfortable with the leadership of this sector in the overall rally but it does bring up some serious questions. one, whether having all the chip s in the chips, masking other opportunities, right? or maybe just masking the vulnerability of this m

conquests, the war criminals new home was the secret us telling me biological weapons center at fort dietrich maryland. before due to accept the assignment. so can you please view it? we would have to enter a couple and it was supposed to go to the front of the study and literally on to the door. she said, you got the most can be what i was on the list. i should say. her 1st name is kind of where i'm the collaboration between the us army and killer scientists. according to chinese journalists would produce results less than 5 years after the end of world war 2. during the 1950 korean war, the radio message date is february. the 22nd 1952 from china sing was state news agency, as our frontline corresponded and reported from january 28th to february. the 17th the us aggressive us warplanes systematically dispersed over korea on all true positions and in the rear large quantities of bacteria and various poisonous insects. on january the 28th south east of ancient enemy aircraft dispos, 3 species of insects never before observed on the korean peninsula. but to me, if it's on my way to see new stu

be talking to dietrich.orce neptune and fox green team members rely heavily telecommunications, so the have to be up and clear. major patrice nichols is the s3 for the 440 signal battalion one radio link goes down here. it's just very but out in the field■$ we we have time to make work and back in but here we don't so we have to be a lot more responsive here a lot more on our toes and probably doing more in detail where each telephone is never. this is maverick one and drilling traffic's regulation and security was a combined first lieutenant neave vernon the french forgendarmes been ve, go out of their way to help us. we have meetings with them. and, you know, sometimes there's a language barrier. if there's not a translator right . but they, you know, they do what they to make it work. and they've been really helpful. and i had a augmentation. the spurs the the air force's ps and the marines, they've been great to really they send a service people to us they mean really a lot of help from people to being a

be talking to dietrich.force neptune and fox green team members rely heavily telecommunications, so the have to be up and clear. major patrice nichols is the s3 for the 440 signal battalion one radio link goes down here. it's just very but out in the field we we have time to make don't so we have to be a lot more responsive here a lot more on our toes and probably doing more in detail where each telephone is drilling traffic's regulation and security was a combined first lieutenant neave vernon the french forxagendarmes been , go out of their way to help us. we have meetings with them. and, you know, sometimes there's a language barrier. if there's not a translator right away. but they, you know, they do what they to make it work. and they've been really helpful. and i had a augmentation. the spurs the the air force's ps and the marines, they've been great to really they send a service people to us they mean really a lot of help from people to being able participate in the event was a once in a lifetime chan

many of you probably know that president nixon in night teen 73 i think was went to dietrich which wasat that time we had been developing weapon the cai -- cia and pentagon and navy we brought in all of these operation paperclip scientists from germany and from j world war ii. we put them at forttrich and some of these other centers with bio weapo had the cartel posting that we equivalency we could kill with bio weapons cheaper. it was estimated at that time that we could kill the entire population of russia, the united es using bio weapons. nixon surprise the world. he went to and announced down. he he did it here first without asking anybody whether they would go along with it. he went out with this diplomatic passin he got all the other nations in e w bio weapons charter to experimentation of bio weapons. after the anthrax attacks we passed the patriot act. it was 342 pill that nobody had read which passed because the anthrax attacks had shut down congress. have found to come from fort n saddam hussein. it passes the patriot act. tw were blocking the patriot act the ones that were t

be talking to dietrich. task force neptune and fox green team members rely heavily telecommunications, so the have to be up and clear. major patrice nichols is the s3 for the 440 signal battalion one radio link goes down here. it's just very but out in the field we we have time to make work and back in but here we don't so we have to be a lot more responsive here a lot more on our toes and probably doing more in detail where each telephone is never. this is maverick one and drilling traffic's regulation and security was a combined first lieutenant neave vernon the french for example the gendarmes been very cooperative, go out of their way to help us. we have meetings with them. and, you know, sometimes there's a language barrier. if there's not a translator right away. but they, you know, they do what they to make it work. and they've been really helpful. and i had a augmentation. the spurs the the air force's ps and the marines, they've been great to really they send a service people to us they mean really

the cross of lorraine is a symbol not only of lorraine, but also of this ancient car brand, lauren dietrichnch province 400. the name of this part of france comes from the name of a tribe that, according to one version, once lived on the baltic island of bornholm. burgundy, that's right. french provinces over 300. one day nicolas sarkazy, speaking to the farmers of the village of trukhterska. in this province he mistakenly stated that he was in germany, this is alsace, quite right, he mixed up the words alsas and alman, which means germany, then, vasily shukshin is over 400, in his first full-length film there is such a guy, vasily shukshin directed this vgik classmate in the main role of the driver, kuravlev, in my opinion, for sure. vasily shukshin for 500. nothing, gleb will generously note, it’s useful, let him think in his spare time, otherwise they take too much of themselves. this is how this story ends. it's called cut. i cut it, absolutely right. jokes for 400. code in the bag. 500 from kiril. 800 for konstantin, 300 for you, konstantin, konstantin, the theme is money everywhere, r

testimony of major general dietrich von.egic deployment took place at such a distance from the demarcation line that the troops could reach it during the night. the high command of the soviet union deliberately did not bring the troops to full combat readiness, so as not to give hitler a reason to start a war. and only on the eve of the german attack, parts of our border guards received top-secret secrets in sealed envelopes. combat alert plans. the documents will be opened. signal storm. the chief of staff of the division at 2:10 on june 22, 1941, ordered to give a signal by storm, raise the rifle regiments on alert and set out on a forced march to occupy sectors of the defense area. german planes bomb cities, tanks go on the offensive, artillery irons military fortifications, but our soldiers in some areas push the enemy beyond the state border, causing serious damage. so the ninth anti-tank brigade is under... he decided to pay special attention to tactics air battle, he says that there was so much delight and joy among t