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died like a dog he died like a coward. he died like a dog he died like a coward. revels in declaring the death of the. revels in declaring the death of the leader in syria we compare the raid against baghdad even with the previous leader in syria we compare the raid against baghdad even with the previous barack obama beloved in operation. operation. delayed again but the british prime minister finally got his way over a general election which from 0 to late again but the british prime minister finally got his way over a general election which for most will be seen as another referendum on leaving the e.u. . will be seen as another referendum on leaving the e.u. . and american journalist claims direct to us political persecution after his
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arrest under american journalist claims direct to us political persecution after his arrest for alleged assault he tells r.t. it's payback he thinks for reporting venezuelan opposition for alleged assault he tells r.t. it's payback he thinks for reporting venezuelan opposition violence. we have been out at the forefront of exposing violence. we've been at the forefront of exposing the us against venezuela and now they're trying to steal my freedom the u.s. against venezuela and now they're trying to steal my freedom. and
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their good morning life from artie's will be q moscow this sunday it's kevin 0 in with you for the. morning live from artie's will be que moscow this sunday is kevin o. in with you for the weekly roundup of the top stories of the last 7 days and this was the top story night on the roundup of the top stories of the last 7 days and this was the top story in i on the donald trump's announcement of the death of ice a leader abu bakr just over a week ago now announcement of the death of ice a leader. just over a week ago now it shocked the world time the terror group has since confirmed the claim morning america not to be shocked the world time the terror group has since confirmed the claim morning america not to be happy or arrogant about it the u.s. president said the terrorist detonated a suicide vest happy or arrogant about it the u.s. president said the terrorist detonated a suicide vest during a u.s. raid in syria killing him self and his children during a u.s. raid in syria killing him self and his children. a brutal killer
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one who is cause so much hardship a brutal killer one who is cause so much hardship and death has violently been eliminated he died and death has violently been eliminated he died like a dog he died like a coward this strong video like a dog he died like a coward. this stroke video purports to show the aftermath of the us operation the compounds located in italy a purports to show the aftermath of the us operation the compounds located in italy province the last rebel held foothold in syria our senior correspondent the of looks more province the last rebel held foothold in syria our senior correspondent the of looks more into the similarities of the u.s. raid against baghdad now than and president obama into the similarities of the u.s. raid against baghdad he now than and president obama's previous bin laden operation
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honestly at this poem is previous bin laden operation on asleep at this point it's turning into whack a mole whack a terrorist it's into it's turning into whack a mole whack a terrorist it's like an initiation now for american presidents to kill the biggest the baddest like initiation now for american presidents to kill the pig is the baddest guy you can add and take a really cool photo. cad and take a really cool photo. the united states brought the world's number one. the united states brought the world's number one terrorist leader to justice. or can terrorize leader to justice. i blew a car al baghdadi is dead. i'll bet
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daddy is dead. that the united states has conducted an operation that killed. the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden the leader of al qaeda and a terrorist who's responsible ahmed bin laden the leader of al qaeda. and a terrorist who's responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men women and children or for the murder of thousands of innocent men women and children deja vu doesn't do this just this big bad bin laden hiding out deja vu doesn't do this just this big bad bin laden hiding out in pakistan a friendly nation that washington liberally sprinkles not in pakistan a friendly nation that washington liberally sprinkles with billions in aid big bad
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bug duggy i did got in with billions in aid big bad bug duggy i did got an even lib bastion of us supported rebels which up until 2000 lib a bastion of us supported rebels which up until 2007 see washington liberally supplied with guns ammunition and 17 washington liberally supplied with guns ammunition and missiles it is the last a major rebel strong chin and missiles it is the last a major rebel stronghold in the north of syria the last rebel stronghold of in that one of the old in the north of syria the last rebel stronghold of in that one of the last remaining areas in western syria that the government does not control booth last remaining areas in western syria that the government does not control booth tera honchos were given the same burial ceremony with the same rough tera
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honchos were given the same burial ceremony with the same rights baguette his remains were buried it's the in accordance with the law of armed conflict writes baghdad his remains were buried it's the in accordance with the law of armed conflict within 24 hours of his death of somebody lodges corpse was taken by the troops within 24 hours of his death of some but a lot. corpse was taken by the troops to the aircraft carrier the u.s.s. carl vinson he was buried to the aircraft carrier the u.s.s. carl vinson he was buried at sea according to muslim tradition of kools 7 things classified at sea according to muslim tradition of kools 7 things classified new pictures new proof that it was the men they claim to have killed just new pictures new proof that it was the men they claim to have killed just would also he were
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dogs the dog would also hero dogs the dog that helped sniff out bin laden and the pooch hoods in the raid in baghdad that helped sniff out bin laden and the pooch hoods in the raid and baghdadi what are the chances are all well and good the great click baity what are the chances are all well and good the great click bait for the tabloids but the timing in both cases a year before the tabloids but the timing in both cases a year before elections to kill the biggest the baddest guy you can add has got to get good actions to kill the biggest the baddest 0 guy you can add has got to get voters and you aside right the feet of al qaida defeated i see it as a new aside right the feet of al qaida defeated isis problem is of course they
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didn't 8 years since bin laden's death this problem is of course they didn't 8 years since bin laden's death we find al qaida alive and kicking with their own mini caliph if we find al qaida alive and kicking with their own mini caliphate in egypt where they were hosting the leader of isis didn't even live where they were hosting the. of isis is a province it is the largest al qaeda safe haven since $911.00 killing bin laden is a province which is the largest al qaeda safe haven since $911.00 killing bin laden didn't stop al qaida they grew since then now didn't stop al qaida they grew since then now a week off to trump off the baghdadi isis has already proclaimed a week off to trump off the baghdadi isis has already proclaimed the newquay live
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but hey at least both a bomb and trump got absolute nuke a live but hey at least both a bomb and trump got absolutely bad pictures to 30 commanders in chief bad pictures to 30 commanders in chief. are you doing neal spoke with her to america correspondent. you know neal spoke to america correspondent they discuss what's next then in the fight against terror assuming they discuss what's next then in the fight against terror assuming he is dead how significant a development is like he is dead how significant a development is that what extent will i still be weakened well they've lost the territory what extent will i still be weakened well they've lost the territory long
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ago i mean what we're dealing with for all intents and purposes are small bands of i mean what we're dealing with for all intents and purposes are small bands of. leftover bands of fighters their power. leftover bands of fighters there their power their true power was was broken long ago with the end of the if it's going to the true power was was broken long ago with the end of the if it's confirmed then that's a big if always because he's been dead what 5 times by now is firm then that's a big if always because he's been dead what 5 times by now is would be a significant development in so far as he declared himself the colleague and would be a significant development in so far as he declared himself the colleague and this the manner of his death has been. this the manner of his death has been. there only the legitimizing to that particular role somebody who claims
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to have them and they're really the legitimizing to that particular role somebody who claims to have the mandate of heaven such as it is and you know ending in such a fashion which i think was the purpose of for me to have been such as it is and you know ending in such a fashion which i think was the purpose of president trumps comments the way he phrased it one of the biggest specks of this is that wasn't trumps comments the way he phrased it one of the biggest specks of this is that my daddy was sheltering in the area under the control of hyatt to rear not so of course my daddy was sheltering in area under the control of hyatt to rear not so of course al qaeda affiliate which is fought against the eyes old of being numerous bottles between. affiliate which is fought against the eyes hold of being numerous bottles between the 2 in the past does that tell us anything about this well before they were in the 2 in the past does that tell us anything about this well before they were
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enemies they were allies you know when you consider that the original i would became eisel enemies they were allies you know when you consider that the original i would became eisel rose from al qaeda in iraq more most interesting to me is that groups like this from al qaeda in. iraq more most interesting to me is that groups like al shaab or all new surreal however they were called before were presented in the western media. however they were called before were presented in the western media as these moderate rebels who are going to help the u.s. and the coalition defeat isis and tom as these moderate rebels who are going to help the u.s. and the coalition defeat isis and talk of a sudden you know that that bubble has completely been exploded just like finding a you know that we that bubble has completely been exploded just like finding bin laden in pakistan as opposed to tora bora wherever we know what he saw that coming in bin laden in pakistan as opposed to tora bora wherever we know what he saw that coming except people who do the region same thing would be hiding in adlib people
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who do the region same thing would be hiding in adlib poku here right now is u.s. policy in syria it's risk and i still reserve cohere i know it's u.s. policy in syria it's risk and i still resurgence in the northeast by withdrawing troops and yet has undertaken complex antti. in the northeast by withdrawing troops and yet has undertaken complex anti terror raids isn't it against a high profile target said it's whereas we're seeing well i'm one terror raids isn't it against the high profile targets adults whereas we're seeing well i'm one of those people who was skeptical of the whole risking resurgence narrative because of those people who was skeptical of the whole risking resurgence narrative because what i saw happening was basically u.s. troops leaving and then handing over the territory to what i saw happening was basically u.s. troops leaving and then handing over the territory to the syrian government and
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sort of slicing that whole gordian 'd knot between the kurds in turkey that a syrian government and sort of slicing that whole gordian knot between the kurds in turkey that was that was problematic for years there'd been a lot of anger directed double trouble that was that was problematic for years there'd been a lot of anger directed double trouble over his. what was called his betrayal of were his. what was called his betrayal of the kurds and that wasn't very long ago hi potentially beneficial might this kurds and that wasn't very long ago high potentially beneficial might this be in the other aspect for him taking out such a high profile being the other aspect for him taking out such a high profile target well your vast majority of americans would react to this with pride targets well your vast majority of americans would react to this with pride
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and joy ok baghdad we isis is done for fantastic joy ok baghdad we isis is done for fantastic the media absolutely hated because this ruins their entire narrative about the media absolutely hated because this ruins their entire narrative about trump being a bumbling politician who's who's messing up the syria policy who's trying being a bumbling politician who's who's messing up the syria policy who's just needs to be impeached right away that's the narrative they've been trying to sell the american people for the past it's really just needs to be impeached right away that's the narrative they've been trying to sell the american people for the past 3 years it was a terrible day for them and a really good day for trump from the standpoint of inter-marriage 3 years it was a terrible day for them and a really good day for trump from the standpoint of inter merican optics for the for the population of the country at large because it helped obama didn't win an optics for the for the population of the country at large because it helped obama didn't win the bin laden photo that went everywhere and now they're saying that you have
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a sim very to bin laden photo that went everywhere actually and now they're saying that you have a sim very much the same situation analogous situation and yet the treatment is completely different much the same situation analogous situation and yet the treatment is completely different. it was supposed to be a treat for many in britain. it was supposed to be a treat for many in britain on thursday as the u.k. was jus to leave the european union on oct 31st. is the u.k. was jus to leave the european union on october 31st halloween however thanks a poem entry tricks from boris johnson was forced to ask for another elite however thanks a poem entry tricks from boris johnson was forced to ask for another extension to the break. with a potential of a no deal departure no removed opposition extension to the break. with a potential of a no deal departure no removed opposition parties are finally agreed to
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a snap general election next month paulie boy because sums up this whole saga is a finally agreed to general election next month paulie boy because sums up this whole saga so far. has hit its. whites and has hit its hollow we brag zip deadline in case you haven't noticed the u.k. we brag zip deadline and in case you haven't noticed the u.k. hasn't left the european union again they've called a general election hasn't left the european union again they've called a general election instead it's fair to say that for many here in britain brags it is not instead it's fair to say that for many here in britain brags it is now a job ever since the country voted to leave the e.u. back in 26 a job ever since the country voted to leave the e.u. back in 2016 the u.k.'s internet users have been trying to console them
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the u.k.'s internet users have been trying to console themselves through the 5 stages of grief. through the 5 stages. of grief denial when the brags that was all it was fast announced even the queen i.o.l. when the brags that was all it was fast announced even the queen was confused the british people have voted to leave the european union was confused the british people have voted to leave the european union great she said the people. and then there was the time that great she said the people. and then there was the time that everyone realized that adele song was about bread does it everyone realize that that adele song was about bread does it.
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and brags it werry journalists started talking about the most. and brags it werry journalists started talking about the most important meal of the day 7 instead she will say that breaks it means breakfast important meal of the day 7 instead she will say that breaks it means breakfast brix it until it breaks it means breakfast and you keep the breaks breakfast bricks it until it breaks it means breakfast and you keep the breaks breakfast we will make breakfast breakfast a success. after we will make breakfast breakfast a success. after denial there was anger best summed up by john bercow trying to
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deny all that was anger best summed up by john bercow trying to keep a lid on parliamentary proceedings or to. keep a lid on parliamentary proceedings. you know what i'm doing. 6 you know what i'm doing 6. i want it was time to officially vote 6. i want it was time to officially trigger article 50 that's that letter telling brussels that the u.k. really did trigger article 50 that's that letter telling brussels that the u.k. really does want divorce well the analogy is well priceless does one not divorce well the analogy is well priceless.
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then there was bargaining when terrorism a made trip off the train then there was bargaining when to resume a made trip off the trip to brussels trying to get herself a brags it deal off to advance to brussels trying to get herself a brags that deal off to advance the own set of bragg's it in june he owns said dissipative question that was it when britain joost depression that was when brits started coming up with you know with bring joy. to make things just a little. more exciting are you to what we what we need is
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a ticket is a bricks drinking guy it would be so so much more not interesting or interesting that the whole country lined up some shots and took one every time certain words were mentioned going to still sort of the whole country lined up some shots and took one every time certain words were mentioned. the government is still searching for the pensions of. some of them a little less like oh you better take my breaks or if you drink you going to see a little bit go on. to reason raise governments vision of your own you know little bit go on. to reason raise government's vision of a successful brags it because it had become become this magic magical cold unattainable inable unicorn politics you know basically parents who promise their daughter unicorn politics you know basically parents who promise their daughter a unicorn to reason why is presenting them
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a horse with an oist cream cone glued to a unicorn to reason why is presenting them a horse with an oist cream cone gluten which while over in brussels the u.k.'s inability to get a break does it while over in brussels the u.k.'s inability to get a briggs it deal through parliament turned into existential angst through parliament turned into existential angst there is a special place in hell for those promoting bragg's it with there is a special place in hell for those promoting brags that without a plan said donald tusk and the guest list is still without a plan said donald tusk and the guest list is still being finalized according to. being finalized according to. those still empty and that means the that there are still empty and
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that means to put a lot of space. one man we can blow out of space. one man we can bet. turse may think will make an appearance is britain's new bad terse good may think will make an appearance is britain's new prime minister boris johnson. prime minister boris johnson. with another extension agreed with apostles under general election. with another extension agreed with apostles and a general election on the way the u.k. gets to stay in gregg's it limbo for another few months on the way the u.k. gets to stay in gregg's it limbo for another few months in fact plagues it
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purgatory has become the norm for the us in fact plagues it purgatory has become the norm for those of us living on these green and pleasant pastures which brings those of us living on these green and pleasant pastures which brings us to the final stage of grief and that is the final stage of grief and that is except. except. the american journalist claims the us is trying to steal his freedom and silence him off to his rest late last journalist. to try to. meet in german something similar to his. loss as well an embassy in washington in mass month over alleged attack on a woman during protests at the venezuelan embassy in washington in may most blumenthal was told to direct he believes it's linked to his reporting most
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blumenthal has told r.t. direct he believes it's linked to his reporting in which he's critical of u.s. support for political change in venezuela. in which he's critical of u.s. support for political change in venezuela. why 5 months after the incident alleged in the court documents why 5 months after the incident alleged in the court documents and this false charge did i have a team of police officer ins and this false charge did i have a team of police officers show up and demand entry to my house and take me to prison for 2 days without access to or show up and demand entry to my house and take me to prison for 2 days without access to a lawyer i was told by someone who has boyer i was told by someone who has very good inside knowledge of this case that
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a judge already rejected the very good inside knowledge of this case that a judge already rejected the warrant and i for the last 5 months have been able to walk for a warrant and i for the last 5 months have been able to walk free i have traveled in and out of the country if there had been a warrant at any pre i have traveled in and out of the country if there had been a warrant at any point i would have already been arrested furthermore point i would have already had been arrested furthermore. why didn't they notify me that there was a warrant so i could turn myself in and why didn't they notify me that there was a warrant so i could turn myself in and show up at my own arraignment because i have nothing to fear i'm completely innocent i'm not a flight risk show up at my own arraignment because i have nothing to fear i'm completely innocent i'm not a flight risk why didn't they do that it's an attempt to persecute me for the why
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didn't they do that it's an attempt to persecute me for the journalism that we've done at the gray zone because at the gray zone we have been at the forefront of it journalism that we've done at the gray zone because at the gray zone we have been at the forefront. of exposing the us against venezuela of exposing one team exposing the us against venezuela of exposing one team for the covert and overt u.s. support they've received and for the covert and overt u.s. support they've received and for the massive corruption and now they're trying to steal my freedom for the massive corruption and now they're trying to steal my freedom. or police said the woman in question identified the journalist from a photo she is of police and the woman in question identified the journalist from a photo she is a supporter apparently of the venezuelan opposition as blumenthal he was reporting
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from outside the supporter apparently of the venezuelan opposition as for blumenthal he was reporting from outside the venezuelan embassy where she claims she was badly beaten early this year the bigger point as well an embassy where she claims she was badly beaten early this year the bigger picture here u.s. backed opposition leaders in venezuela tried in vain to oust elected president nicolas u.s. backed opposition leaders in venezuela tried in vain to oust elected president nicolas maduro and it washington supporters of the opposition movement tended to install themselves briefly in the country or do a rope and it washington supporters of the opposition movement tended to install themselves briefly in the country's embassy during the tussle for control which with pro government activist whose embassy during the tussle for control which with pro government activists alleged assault took place. in the alleged assault took place. they kicked me pushed me to the floor 2 of them then they tried to grab me and take me to the pad kicked me pushed me to
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the floor 2 of them then they tried to grab me and take me to the passage so i started to call police for help but they were beating and beating me so i started to call police for help but they were beating and beating me. or blumenthal's attorney told us more about the political persecution claim here they decided to arrest him right after the grey as. well blumenthal's attorney told us more about the political persecution claim here. they decided to arrest him right after the gray zone had republic a story that showed that. and his team were on had republic a story that showed that. and his team were receiving funding from usa id now are those 2 things related saving funding from usa id now are those 2 things related it certainly would seem like this is some form of retaliation if you sit in
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a court for it certainly would seem like this is some form of retaliation if you sit in a court for arraignment you'll see 3040 people come up and their cases arraignment you'll see 3040 people come up and their cases if it's a simple assault allegedly. will be what's called if it's a simple assault allegedly. will be what's called no paper the prosecution won't bring a case here we have a dynamic where with no paper of the prosecution won't bring a case here we have a dynamic where one individual was arrested in may and now 6 months later one individual was arrested in may and now 6 months later. they are now bringing a case against max blumenthal. they are now bringing a case against max blumenthal on the same matter what i do believe that there are
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political motives i mean how else does one explain the same matter what i do believe that there are political motives i mean how else does one explain a case that a case that you know is brought 6 months after you know is brought 6 months after the fact right you know or. you know. what was going on in those 6 months prior what was going on in those 6 months prior why did they not bring the case then because there's not evidence this man didn't do this why did they not bring the case then because. there's not evidence this man didn't do this so let's hear we have a journalist on this topic and others. so it's here we have a journalist on this topic and others who have been critically reporting inconvenient facts about powerful people and critically reporting inconvenient facts about powerful people. you know both in the u.s.
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government and u.s. interests you know both in the u.s. government and u.s. interests and you know it's reported critically on those which is a journalist i suppose and you know it's reported critically on those which is a journalist is supposed to do and now he's being retaliated against and now you know this is his else to do and now he's being retaliated against and now you know this is his punishment for speaking out that is what this looks like more stories coming out for speaking out that is what this looks like more stories coming. through the week after an israeli soldier just got up for most. of the week after an israeli soldier just go community service that he ignored it was no probably shot dead a palestinian teenager community service that he had no doubt is now probably shot dead a palestinian teenager covering it with. the
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i'm going to think of all morning u.s. federal prosecutors to have a prosecuted of a refuse that. says that for donald i struggle some security in the international aisles is a key to it was the advisor was pushed into pleading guilty to lying to the f.b.i. in 2017 was pushed into pleading guilty to lying to the f.b.i. in 2017 michael flynn this new legal team claim evidence against him has been manipulated flynn who called flynn's new legal team claim evidence against him has been manipulated flynn had admitted misrepresenting conversations he had with russia's u.s. ambassador at the time was prosecute admitted misrepresenting conversations he had with russia's u.s. ambassador at the time was prosecuted as part of the investigation into supposed russian meddling. putin as part of the investigation into supposed russian meddling .
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michael flynn lied to the f.b.i. . michael flynn lied to the f.b.i. flynn is a proven liar practice liar michael flynn is a liar lied to the plan is a proven liar practice liar michael flynn is a liar lied to the f.b.i. was a liar general flynn casualty number one of the russia gates saga is quite a liar general flynn casualty number one of the russia gate saga is calling out the f.b.i. he claims they changed the wording of his responses to their questions calling out
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the f.b.i. he claims they changed the wording of his responses to their questioning and did so to arrest him we also have information that and did so to arrest him we also have information that the agents did manipulate the 3 o 2 you know it was long in a quote deliberative state agents did manipulate the 3 o 2 you know it was long in a quote deliberative state as they called it which is highly unusual in an homage self we have taxes exhibit a lead as they called it which is highly unusual in an homage self we have taxes exhibit 11 to our document the comparison of the february 10th and february 11th evan to our document the comparison of the february 10th and february 11th 3 o 2 that show the addition of substantial additional claims that were not in there before that show the addition of substantial additional claims that were not in there before and are not supported by the notes. before and are not supported by
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the notes. the f.b.i. uses 30 tuesday keep an official record of the f.b.i. uses 30 tuesday keep an official record of their interviews in flynn's case the form was used by the f.b.i. to claim he lied but are interviews in flynn's case the form was used by the f.b.i. to claim he lied but did he really it's not so clear anymore flynn's defense team just released did he really it's not so clear anymore flynn's defense team just released a court documents suggesting something very different happened at the f.b.i. a court documents suggesting something very different happened that the f.b.i. actually significantly changed the meaning of what he actually said they actually significantly changed the meaning of what he actually said.
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the f.b.i. wanted to know what. the f.b.i. wanted to know if flynn had ever discussed sanctions with the russian ambassador he said he wasn't sure he had flynn had ever discussed sanctions with the russian ambassador he said he wasn't sure he had spoken to many investors and didn't really keep a tally although the record showed spoken to many investors and didn't really keep a tally although the record showed he said this flynn stated he did not see the narrow road he said this. flynn stated he did not the narrative of flynn the liar was born but that wasn't the only problem with the interview some of which were part of a flynn the liar was born but that wasn't the only problem with the interview some of which were there from the get go. yes be there from the get go. the f.b.i. wanted to send agents into the white house it's i wanted to send
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agents into the white house itself to interview a senior official you would work through the white house counsel and be discussions off to interview a senior official you would work through the white house counsel and the discussions and approvals and it would be there and i thought it's early enough let's just sending approvals and it would be there and i thought it's early enough let's just send a couple guys over so who did call me send on over agent peter struck who was for a couple guys over so who did call me send on over agent peter strock who was fired for sending messages to his f.b.i. girlfriend funny enough it's those men i heard for sending messages to his f.b.i. girlfriend funny enough it's those messages that shed some light on how flynn's 3 o 2 was apparently tampered with on messages that shed some light on how flynn's 3 o 2 was apparently tampered with a major edits and sent them to joe i also emailed you the updated 3 o 2
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a live this was made your edits and sent them to joe i also e-mailed you the updated 3 o 2 a live this was proven to be a lie it was a set up and there is an investigation that is going on proven to be a lie it was a set up and there is an investigation that is going on by attorney use the f.b.i. for political purposes in order to manipulate or society tourney use the f.b.i. for political purposes in order to manipulate or to target certain people like michael slain by using a countries like russia and target certain people like michael flynn. by using countries like russia and others as scapegoats as enemies of the people as is those not to be trusted alters as scapegoats as enemies of the people as as those not to be trusted all of this was set up in order to harm political opponents and these notes that were all of this was set up in order to harm political opponents and these notes that were typed up later were altered in edited even so much so that
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the written typed up later were altered in edited even so much so that the written word in it was altered later it would be as if somebody say your wording was altered later it would be as if somebody say you are either normal person was questioned by police officers about a robbery normal person was questioned by police officers about a robbery and you say i did not commit this robbery but instead the officer writes down they committed to say i did not commit this robbery but instead the officer writes down they committed the robbery and then you have to go before a judge and argue that your statements weren't lies operate and then you have to go before a judge and argue that your statements weren't lies within the notes of the officer that's what this case is talking about that's why this is so important within the notes of the officer that's what this case is talking about that's why this is so important. suddenly them for no russians are all front.
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line and leave them for no russians are all from the go to villains in today's computer games only in the late edition of cool have been the go to villains in today's computer games only on the late edition of cool of ju 2 takes that to a whole new level although to bid to try to protect sells the version for the russian market you to take that to a whole new level although the bid to try to protect sells the version for the russian market has quite a few key differences. as quite a few key differences. the russians only understand violence so i showed. the russians only understand
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now look at. the u.s. . the u.s. and allies iraqi soldiers as they tried to flee kuwait and with us and allies iraqi soldiers as they try to flee kuwait and return to iraq. turn to iraq. killing the people trying to is. killing the people trying to escape. we want to stay. we want. different perspectives we don't want to say that 2. different perspectives
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we don't want to say that one of them is correct. one of them is correct. a lot of hearts out trying to blur the lines between good and bad but it ends up with a lot of hearts out trying to blur the lines between good and bad but it ends up quickly establishing the good guys as very clearly that's right it's cool actually establishing the good guys as very clearly that's right it's cool. and you keep russians yes. and you keep the russians yes. i make no distinction between. the both. i make no distinction between.
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the news looked over the last 7 days back to the real world is kevin owen here in moscow saying thanks ever so much for watching if you want to check out our news today check out our site how do you don't call him or are up for social media whatever you do for the rest of this sunday have a great weekend stand by worlds apart suffer so much for watching if you want to check out our news today check out our site how do you don't call him or are up for social media whatever you do for the rest of this sunday have a great weekend stand by worlds apart after the break. break.
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we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy one from day shouldn't let it be an arms race is often spearing dramatic day one day shouldn't let it be an arms race is often spearing dramatic development the only place really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy probably the only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. to sit down and will be successful very critical thought. to sit down.
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alone welcome to worlds apart the limits of my language. alone welcome to worlds apart the limits of my language mean the limits of my world the loss of our living with conspired sad 9000 mean the limits of my world the loss of our little bit with inspired sad in 1920 why then the following century of booming linguistic studies
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have only come 20 why then the following century of booming linguistic studies have only confirmed that if our language is indeed shapeless as much as we think we shape them around that if our language is indeed shapeless as much as we think we shape them do we ever really speak our mind well to discuss that i'm now joined by letter but i didn't do we ever really speak our mind well to discuss that i'm now joined by letter but i didn't ski associate professor of cognitive science at the university of california san diego associate professor of august. once at the university of california san diego professor bird it's a pleasure and honor to talk to thank you very much for your time thanks so much for professor gates k. it's a pleasure and honor to talk to thank you very much for your time thanks so much for having me now i know that you have long been studying the relationship with the mining now i know that you have long been studying the relationship between the mind the language and the world around us and i think you come to a very humbling conclusion my language and the world around us and i think you come
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to some very humbling conclusions that as much as real like to see ourselves as the masters of our thought and barton's the as much as real like to see ourselves as the masters of our thought and our boards it works in the opposite direction to our language for boards it works in the opposite direction to our language shape our experience in some very profound ways how does it work shape our experience in some very profound ways how does it work well of course we all have many years of experience speaking a language in a well of course we all have many years of experience speaking a language and we absorb so many habits and so many important structures from the language each human life absorbs so many habits and so many important structures from the language each human language is exquisitely structured there are about 7000 languages and anguish is exquisitely structured there about 7000 languages
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and all of that experience of speaking the language hearing the language around you all of that experience of speaking the language hearing the language around you trains your mind to focus on some things and not others there's always potentially an in the trains your mind to focus on some things and not others there's always potentially an infinite set of things you could no notice about about the about the world you could potentially try to try to. remember america out the more about the world and in language which reach stream one way and. to think and think about only about only some of those things of those things to focus focus on only those things that the people before us who built the language of us and only those things that the people before us who built the language over many generations those things they thought were most important those things got built into the many generations those
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things they thought were most important those things got built into the language and so now those are the things that we tend to focus on and the structures that we tend to conform language and so now those are the things that we tend to focus on and the structures that we tend to conform and he works also in very subtle ways we do not necessarily we kind of approach and the heat works also in very subtle ways we do not necessarily we kind of appropriate to ourselves to our own free will but without necessarily real to ourselves to our own free will but without necessarily realizing that there are forces that imposing certain structures on ourselves you know we all ties in that there are forces that imposing certain structures on ourselves you know we all take the language that we speak for granted it's like the air that we breathe we don't notice it and in fact most of it the language that we speak for granted it's like the air that we breathe we don't notice it and in fact most of us believe that we simply perceive reality the way that it is in fact we know that there are many of us believe that we simply perceive reality the way that
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it is in fact we know through many years of psychological experiments so that's very far from the truth we don't see things of psychological experiments so that's very far from the truth we don't see things just the way that they are instead the world that we the internal world we live in is highly consist the way that they are instead the world that we the internal world we live in is highly constructed by the structures of our brains but also by the structures of our language instructed by the structures of our brains. but also by the structures of our languages and cultures that tell us how to put things together you often talk about the cultures that tell us how to put things together you often talk about this symbiotic and reinforcing relationship it's been language and close symbiotic and lean forcing relationship it's been language and culture and it's very hard for me personally to resist thinking about ultra and it's very hard for me personally to resist thinking
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about that relationship in cheek in that terms enough to sort of struggling with it for some time my relationship in cheek in that terms enough to sort of struggling with it for some time i wonder if it's actually a fitting metaphor or not in terms of what comes 1st but the terms of i wonder if it's actually a fitting metaphor or not in terms of what comes 1st but in terms of how the to encapsulate reproduce one another yeah so how the to encapsulate reproduce one another yeah so i think of language as a part of culture language is a really good way to i think of language as a part of culture language is a really good way to make a part of culture very long term and universally distributed make a part of culture very long term and universally distributed.
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