you can do that, so it is in 2022. ah news. a movie on the resolution on recognizing the russian federation as a state sponsor of terrorism. so he adopted. well that's what they said. my wife is credit. mm hm. my mother in law lives in some role, and we have family in the don boston donia. it's a hot coff, odessa all over east ukraine. they have never expected the us back, which regime that seized power there and has ruled since and wage the war to subjugate the law boss tennis abreast. overly promised to bite in maple tune at a time in order to some to go to a dethroned truck for driving to them with the russians door,

the screen to be allowed to this, not in the interest of the c i a . so the story is ordinary. one means that your mother has no bigger c sponsored term in america. every single terrorist organization that became prominent in the world is directly due to american actions in april and funding. i can't think of any that's not been looking at my sis has villa and all of them from south america to, to you know, asia and africa. america has done more damage to the world than any other country. and now we have a war between russia and ukraine. was potentially hundreds of thousands of people dying that would never, ever, ever, in

a 1000000 years have happened. if i were president, security agencies, the f b i the inside the f b i or on the democrat side, we've seen that since the appearance of truck in 2016. i mean, what was russia gate about? was those agencies operating against drop? what? what was the 1st impeachment about of trop the same thing? the 2nd appeasement? the same thing. oh, what is the so called insurrection, or the same thing? it's the same agencies operating and just dropped mark over it directly after talk with with

correct to say is not so much their own met democrats side is they are against trump because he has threatened to take away their enemy. that is the basis for their power and their existence in their budget that they're on potential plastic, be a west on still a globally been seen as the shop about to be a good idea. economics. and as we have to, to go monday, catch up actually join us, meet that level or to set the controllers in from the sci fi, because it makes it to listen. i sure don't like it was, but it's that the national data that a little jenny, i showed me about on the market. is there a piece, the feeling that excites it? this is for my 3rd or complex, which is school. can you stop problems such as case before or provide will tell you by lisa was not but begins to be stable with our quality. austin will promptly because nipple at summer west when the rest of the snow. it's chris,

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why don't i just make money on money and they build a whole caught me. it would turning into a giant casino where we don't make anything up. all money is, it's just, it's just a all made is, so it's not a real economy. there's no way this is sustainable. this will not last, this is going to fall par patricia price earning. voice video struggle condition can also makoto, i mean, because you from the dealer. but you will have to put in all of the little capitalism since over even in the house junior, by the west to me at the cost of new computer and exist gemma similar problems with the choice or what. what else could be felt once more? which needs to be just to learn and make a pathology and the proposed the circle and puts you it would have you if don't just in store short term banks does appear in the 20th century. journalist started using it to describe the bankers who legally control the u. s. federal reserve system made money out of thin air. this term refers

to the 3 large new york banks and maybe the 2 large california banks. so that's 5 american bikes. it refers to probably 2 of the large british banks, ah, to torture bank in germany to credit suisse and switzerland. and that's about it. that's the, that's the banker's. these are the banks that are too big to fail. the bank stood on the united states. a federal reserve is always available to bail out master. the sooner we get the form, the in sure the name is down to who i mean, the instrument is longwood mean the semester and i really should live in and she still arching old from good. good. any jo,

what you got that you see it and you my current, she has a hoist gym i kind of 3 battalions met the last piece that she's been que, cleaned them, it backwards biden to me body. yup. can chest a financing with a dominant financial group of course or, or the united states and u. k. bikes and their objective is their head, germany. they basically control the international international financial system. their means of control are the federal reserve by communion. and of course the world bike in the international monetary fund. would you be sure to jean? yeah, media is i'd be mich. 12 see me. when he's all at the premier, eddie premier, which one you 1000, you can give me that. doing that i go lism is not

a multi polar globalism is unipolar hits in the hands of american hegemony. and therefore the hedge enemy of american financial and corporate enterprises. ah, lead time i'm exemption and i'm here to plead with you whatever you do, you do not watch my yourself seriously. why watch something that's so different. my little opinion that you won't get anywhere else. look of it please. did you have the state department? the c, i a weapons makers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your facts for you. go ahead. i change and whatever you do, don't watch my show to stay mainstream because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direct impact, but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change. and dwayne thing

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me. ah, louis center gorda is thrown in the old hon national board about or stuck in wisconsin. the last a deal is we sprung from kaiser hours from them to know when to do it. in bt dufrane, you get kicked away in the politicians, kills on the edge on the brown asia the or was to live. and i'm done with this in a little bolcom in the crucial chest middle school. and also i was meaning with the loan is not as good p t d still know what you to do with the leukemia. well they do . they will live up sheet and you video pics. that will be a good way to go with them. go see, show the missed if they need to, the mental south along. and you can give us his net because he thought he is

a pro circumstances. this material, but this phone talk even though so glad you need to locate those is to locate it doesn't help out with eagle is of them. yeah. be it that me she those patrons of country. ah yes, but he said you have to luna squared yet. so to handle most of resume normal shuttle specially chosen with this to the local engine. util. could you with a dub and new the police and the f. b i while hunting for him, he'd be detained at any u. s. and port. but he found a way out of this apparent impasse for smaller plans. nobody checks 8, so i found somebody with the $172.00, which is a small where cedar airplane. so i knew which coordinate to go to. ah,

and this is we got to that court and i think the heart attack and he made an emergency landing. it's a small airfield. as soon as he landed i for 600 bucks that grab my bag. i like, did you better get the hell out of here before somebody shows up and i grabbed my bag and i fled to toronto. and then i, i flew from toronto to assemble to moscow with they used to say that the business of america is business. now the business of america is war. there are anyway, i need a group most always used to me to show we need to cover it. i will go to you with, with kristen douglas garden usually can your snoring and okay, you know, kind of

a good medical school for him to put on his team complex so that they should run the world and that any thing they do to reach that goals that sir, you know, the sir type of excusing the way. madeline albright was, was a very blunt in her ha, speaking of the u. s. as the exceptional nation. and that when the u. s. does something bad, it's for the cause of good. we are javelin here protective case. ah, the idea that america would furnish the fight to weapons, to terrorists on nazi terrace, the day designated in 2019 congress designated the fact that they were terrorist and that a 90. they can justify it in a way they want, but we know the truth. dugan post the truth on his website. what he seen with his

own eyes, due to the position he took, he was forced to flee the united states. he hasn't even been able to return to his homeland, to say good bye to his loved ones in christmas. 2018 christmas eve actually ah, my mom died and i couldn't go. i had to see who bye to her on face time and her my father he got covered at to say to buy and face time can go to their funerals. ah. so in that regard, it was an easy, but honestly, i don't remember having here i, i feel like i'm oh, do you believe trauma? as a general rule? no, never donald trump has a very creative relationship with true, very different ways with but we have no other ways to. i mean that's the whole

point. there is no choice of american politics. would you prefer coke or pepsi this year? i mean that's, that's it. i mean that when does american foreign policy change number, which is only one that says, lead so much sir. committed cons. massage them, nist. it still showing use us about the last proceed. yes. and your total total for each of those a summer, not by 9, mr. thought sit stone, still sign a garage, then you senior dogs not with combs. blossomgate could were swimming. i mean it kinds of thoughts not actually didn't fall mirror got enough. he thought he got some way up but us overly even though. yeah, she's foolish complete. got most that got the idea of pleasure need deal here. we're dealing with global inflation is result, pandemic includes more in ukraine. we're also handle it better than most other advanced nations in the world. always put the needs and interest in american people . first, the government,

it really is not accountable to the b. i mean, how could it be right now? the u. s. is sending billions of dollars to ukraine, while i just saw yesterday, 50 percent, half of americans now live at or near poverty. the american people, the taxpayers of this country deserve to know where their money is going and how it's been spent of the 5x4b4x4b is for aid to ukraine and other affected countries. what other countries, how are they impacted? are we talking about poland, where ukraine fired missiles and, and accidentally killed 2 people in poland? is that what we're talking about? on december, the 8th 2022. the majority of us house of representatives, members voted against the republican bill. the audit funds allocated by the u. s. to the government of ukraine. members of the democratic party feared it would make it difficult to support keys with to report the vote.

mr. channel on that vote, there were 26 eyes and 22. no story. crystal partial storage. oh would you think or would you i think i will get to you or she could see what she said that you know, from when you, you know, could own, you could own bullet speed and she started with that. could you go to freshly go to honda? why didn't, i mean, really, by threats and because of us to them are more well, some of the later was, was from little story in the early got a few lessons, a quote to them, you know, from what could become an ear. this is gemma, like when you look at a t shirt, well abided as pushing us to world war 3. i mean i a, you have to consider that. that is the worst. i mean, we should never be in

a position the u. s. has no business in ukraine. in 2022, the u. s. military budget was almost $800000000000.00. the u. s. house of representatives has already approved an 858000000000 defense budget for 2023. an absolute well record for army maintenance, a new weapon types, production. yeah. lockheed martin raytheon, boeing non core. those are the ones that come to mind. i think the big 2 are lockheed martin raytheon and they openly talk about how they love war. i mean, they only say that marcus best although it been the one of it, is used custom go this way. one of the machine, one movies to please yet them companion of those. you know, just as i do some, i don't have to go to c as in sam e,

i mean you can scan it to me and say, doing the stuff. how many units up my son, yet i'm cortetia combining and i failed technologist could will prescribe to my daughter if this is getting. thank you for more than it was to know that the machine it took many of company and i via e. hi. make us because, you know, when you go to business and they have to variation they had to have to make money. and the cost for business that is the movement of, from executives in armor. much industries, for example, in to our pentagon offices into the sector defense and into security agencies. and then their return to their companies. it's away for executives

to increase the income performance of their companies and thereby benefit from the bonuses for from higher profits. and this, this revolving door is a common place in the united states government. it affects every, our cabinet office. it affects every industry now that he's had the new strategic policy, the united states is we're willing to use a nuclear weapon 1st. that's never been true. never a u. s. foreign policy does not change. if the policy of the hedge of mine and whatever, you know, president may think foreign policy elite the blob as bend roads, term, the bureaucracy and the state department and the national security agencies. they run things. there's neil and health democracy. there's less democracy there than

i've seen and print since the don at the people's republic. that's the true democracy. i'm so i'm serious. i'm serious. america hasn't been adult democracy in over 50 years. us is a danger to the world as it is and because it has all this economic power that it uses for the military about my country that most of what i understood about my own country was not true. you know that it wasn't the land of freedom and democracy and equality. you know that it very deep problem that it didn't state to the cia is not going to permit or on stage to be at peace with the world we've got to have with the enemy, they're dependent on it. and we're going to have an enemy period

a whole new day is not always there a different way better than what you believe in there was a lot of stuff with that that would be able to come up with a system that replace that on the unless maybe some, you know, these are sick and twisted people that care about nothing but money empower i. it's not even hate. i think i think they're indifferent. they just want money and power and they don't. they're indifferent to who dice and as long as they can get that money power, you could wish somewhere in the put in tissue. i'm ready to cook. least the group are new to cook. nobody. and if you could, if you thought of, i'm going to come in with someone ah, by the school system, trust this alone or the one you're on your job or, or, you know, when you're new to point, you know, so no, or would you say 0?

no $7.00 a signal nash. when watching livable finish navine, i still don't go along with free scholars promptly by mistake little formulas of salmon cross polluted. they saw something in the demarco jewish report . ah, a by the middle of the 20th century, the portuguese colonial empire was in an acute crisis. a particularly 10th situation had developed in mozambique the people of this country were put in a humiliating position, income inequality ramp,

and illiteracy. disrespect by the portuguese for the local traditions, led to mass unrest in 964. the liberation front of mozambie, brailey mo, began its armed struggle for freedom. the regular army was not easy to resist, but the guerrillas inflicted considerable damage on the invaders groups. the fighters against the colonial regime were supported by the soviet union and china. whereas the united states and great britain took the side of the invaders, the portuguese responded to the guerrillas attacks with cruel counter insurgency. however, greeley most 10 year courageous struggle was a success after the overthrow of the fascist regime in portugal in 1974, the new authorities surrendered. a year later, lisbon fully recognized the independence of mozambie. but the victory had been gained at a high price during the war,

mozambique had lost tens of thousands of his sons and daughters. ah ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful. very difficult . time. time to sit down and talk

ah, in 2022. the italian government approved a package of military a to ukraine coordination with nature to help ukrainians defend themselves and fight back about 150000000 euros. well, i make a week, almost even i told me, bombs are hearing all the same nato and the u. f with the one that people will die just for make money. the one that had been yes because it a while you mess you got through on it or if you go through or not, you are complete. i mean there's water damage with me. you only get on to get them for them in those will dollars more saw me my show a tool or able offer exec leila lesson opinion polls show that over 70 percent of italians are against military support for ukraine. i

landed in confront with the day for laughter, the flap don't a level yet, a skid out and go home and do not she then da, da da da da as we're going to plug lucille my last lot a lot you, they've been things and we're not doing fun, theda the ah, there seems to be a growing movement calling for the return of stolen artifacts to their homeland, especially when a nation with a claim to these artifacts, requests or demands it.