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this is something we experimented with and tested and iterated over a decade. so, this is not the first time this particular ordinance has come before this board. it's being amended today. it was passed several years ago by your predecessors on the board. so, i don't see why, you know, overtime the city will continue in its self reflection and figuring out how to optimize this and turn it to, you know, finely tune it to the policy imperatives of the day, the operational needs, why that wouldn't happen in the future. i also wanted to underscore the importance of our departments having regulatory documents that department heads and you know, those administering and delivering these permits can fine tune overtime. our parklet regulatory document, which is maintained by the department of public works, because they're the permitting agency for interventions in the curbside. we revised those regs at least half a dozen time in the last seven years. we learned what works better, we get more information as the population gets larger and we have more experience as a city

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and let me echo the iterative part of this. move forward with it, we're going to learn other things and take community feedback and maybe tweak it, but i think there is an advantage of getting going on this right now. i guess my question related to that is, i don't know if this aligns to the department to guide it or tipping point to guide it, obviously with committee participation as well. but are the departments or tipping point, if it is guiding it, in a position right now to move right away? meaning, let's say, move in july, for example, with starting to plug in actual data for this, and track actual data, so then on a quarterly period we review. that's where we iterate along the way something else, but not wait until we have the system that totally pleases us before running with it. so are we in a position to run with this, let's say july 1st, for example? and that's a question. >> chairwoman: yes, andrea, if you want to respond, and also cynthia from h3s.h., if you feel you want to respond as well. z. >> thank you.yes. so

so that was the bell and pledge so i mean, just the iterations of this in 1954 today. dwight eisenhower sign the under god edition, 2 years after, in god we trust trust on all paper currency, the official motto, why? i don't know. now there are 2 provisions of the 1st amendment that we must, as to religion, the establishment clause, and the free exercise clause in violence, right? the free exercise clause, congress shall passion a law that affects the free exercise of your faith unless it pay oh, the snake handling. no father, things like that. certain drugs we don't like. but other than that yet in general. now, the establishment clause doesn't necessarily mean the establishment of like in the pisca ball church, you know, the church of england. it means friends when the government endorses ratify or passing judgment on the validity of a faith. if on our coinage we had, there is no god, god is false or, and you go that would also in my mind be unconstitutional. even though i might personally agree with my, my thoughts me nothing. because the government violates the establishment clause.

i'm iteration of their own hands. but whether this going to, you know, this going to be, the case remains to be seen. so i'm not very optimistic about the ability or the willingness of a new administration in tandem with other centers of power to really bring about a market markedly. i'm iteration of the socio economic problems that the country faces. after all, it's, you know, a considerable portion of the population that is, you know, in poverty around the poverty line. we can also see, you know, as i said, a dramatic increase of poverty within the middle class. ok, let's bring in my murano. problem for the hard lines as well. let's bring it in and around the it is the economy. is it not? that is one of the most pressing issues for iranians right now. yes, but i think we also have to remember that iran is under maximum pressure sanctions . biden is continuing with trumps sanctions. and he is targeting women and children . and i think that if in the, in germany, the country of course, that gave saddam hussein chemica

and then that initial, the president of the iteration asked me afterwards why i had nail varnish on when i must have known it was being broadcast line. apparently i was harming their image to one of anybody has faith was ultimately determined not by her sporting prowess, but by her country's religious police. wearing a hit job with mandatory choice and was the country's type one day team in the public. hi. she was subject very strict surveillance this picture had some time. my father was summoned by the oh, sorry, teeth and had to make a fool more commitment that i say my head would not be visible in social media going on, which was tough for my father to join with get, pay that amount. you know, he told me, i've been supporting you because i know this is your dream. to win a medal at the olympics or the world champion, show me the lowland pitcher. maybe john. yeah. but i don't want to see my daughter broken that much. well now i can see how much grinding you down and making you to pray for me really. so they have all our who she, how mission or memory of her mental winning heroics at th

i knew it would be live on tv, in the initial, the president of the iteration of me afterwards. why i had nail varnish on when i must have known it was being broadcast line on this apology. i was harming their image to be motivated. anybody has faith was ultimately determined not by her sporting prowess, but by her country's religious police. wearing a hit job was mandatory, not choice. and with the countries take one day team in the public. hi. she was to very strict surveillance sister has my father was summoned and had to make a fool more commitment that i say my head would not be visible in social media for going on, which was tough for my father to join me to pay that amount. you know, he told me, i've been supporting you because i know this is your dream. to win a medal appeal lympics or the world champion, show me the lowland pitcher. maybe john. yeah. but i don't want to see my daughter broken that much. well, now i can see how much grinding you down and making you depressed me really. so they've all who she, how mission or how memories of her mental winning heroics at t

so you could, we can expect him to re iterate his message. well, the leaders listen. they shoot experts say, according to latest studies, they are at risk of losing 8 percent of their g d p. each year when they are not going to tackle climate change. the other big issue on the agenda this weekend is tackling the pandemic. of course, are leaders united on that well, so far they seem to be united and they have pledge to donate at least $1000000000.00 vaccine doses to low and middle income countries to vaccinate the world until 2022. that is not enough, but of course progress when we consider that many rich countries were accused of hoarding vaccines only few months ago. the leaders have also agreed to establish a global pandemic rate or to identify new covet 19 variance. but there is one controversial issue on the table. the question whether it makes sense to list intellectual property rights uncovered 19 vaccines. and to we have here the you as supporting this proposal, friend saying that they are ready to talk. but germany is still pretty much against that. it's alexa

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from the classic book series in the 1960s or maybe you know him from the several tv series cartoon iterationsseen clifford looking quite like this. >> at long last, the highly-anticipated trailer for clifford, the big red dog. >> how big is it going to >> at least that's what the internet is saying this morning. payment releasing the trailer to their new live action movie, clifford the big red dog, based on the popular children's book from the '60s. >> clifford the big red dog is one of the all-time greatest children's books, generations upon generations have read it when they were growing up. clifford was so popular that he even became the mascot for scholastic. >> fans of the classic picture book series unleashing different. now he is dividend the clydesdale sized dog. one photo joking this is the exclusive new poster for the clifford upcoming movie. and the live action reimagining of classic cartoon character, in 2019, sonic the hedge hog got everyone so riled up, they had to remake the character and push the release date of the film back. >> in the age of twitter, in the age of tiktok and

so iraq currently even worth iteration than 4 or 8 years ago. and iran and just feel less, whoever is elected, can change that. so they are not planning to vote, but rather planning to move abroad. and she said, well, what could that voter apathy, low voter turnout mean for the legitimacy of the selection? well, the republic does consider itself a democracy, at least partly. so whether or not a president has the backing off, the electro doesn't matter to a degree. so if it brought him right, he went to the boat but has left votes and last time around when you last against president vonny, it was certainly not look good in my even called public and read or anger. and that, of course, will be a problem both for the public facing the questions in the past year. and also of course, what you brian himself because it would diminish a credibility of the president. and it would also question suitability for another top leach off job in iran. some people say he's already, i'm better either from me if or if he does win as expected. what is the outlook for

and let me echo the iterative part of this.as we move forward with it, we're going to learn other things and take community feedback and maybe tweak it, but i think there is an advantage of getting going on this right now. i guess my question related to that is, i don't know if this aligns to the department to guide it or tipping point to guide it, obviously with committee participation as well. but are the departments or tipping point, if it is guiding it, in a position right now to move right away? meaning, let's say, move in july, for example, with starting to plug in actual data for this, and track actual data, so then on a quarterly period we review. that's where we iterate along the way something else, but not wait until we have the system that totally pleases us before running with it. so are we in a position to run with this, let's say july 1st, for example? and that's a question. >> chairwoman: yes, andrea, if you want to respond, and also cynthia from h3s.h., if you feel you want to respond as well. z. >> thank you.ye

the most recent iteration of his name uses pulitzer.t recent iteration of her name uses roosevelt. i'm sure those things make them feel very important. in arizona today it was washington state republicans from the washington state legislature who were the latest republican state officials to tour the arizona mess in order to try to copy it for their own state. so, you know, get ready. there's probably some qanon activist renaming himself einstein in spokane, washington, right now who's going to be leading the effort up there because he's got money and have you read my translated documents? it is -- part of me struggles with, like, is it worth figuring out who all these people are and what it is they're promoting? but then you see how it's being used, and you sort of can't afford not to follow it. it's really -- it's something to have to balance on the one hand the cheap low-rent, hilarious, bananas conspiracy, fantasy, con artistry stuff here from italy gate to the qanon conferences that mike flynn is making money at now to the arizona

it is just going through a different iteration right now, trying to decide what it stands for. some of the parties have been more consistent. the democratic party has been the party. it has been the party of big government. it is interesting. a lot of reagan's policies and proposals. that was part of the reason why he was elected and was thinking about tax cuts. the democratic president before the congress and said the era of big government is open. he was flexible, which is good in politics. host: our guest is craig shirley. he has written many autobiographies. -- autobiographies for ronald reagan. let's get to the democrats line. caller: speaking of reagan, seeing megan on a phone call recorded, reagan was a monster and increased payroll taxes on the middle class repeatedly. he did/the top bracket. reagan was crushing the middle class. he was talking out of both sides of his mouth on election issues. on one hand, biden was legitimately elected, but then talking about voter fraud. host: we will get a response. guest: reagan left office in january of 1979 with an approval ratin

so long as there is a demand, people will be creative and we will have to use a new iteration of what discovered. >> professor michael, can law-enforcement continue to use this technique going forward now that the cat is out of the bag? >> i think they will have to find a similar entree. for the smooth running of a criminal enterprise, they would want that level of clemency as they believe it is secret interchange. and it smooths the paths of offender cooperation. so i think that creates the opportunity for the insertion of this kind of technique. people on both sides will be searching both to insert it and to stop it being inserted. but like the sting operations mentioned earlier, they have a disruptive effect for a while and then they need for criminal collaboration generates its own demand. if the authorities can produce a supply, this sort of thing might happen again. >> so this might continue. arthur, are there civil liberty issues? you are traditionally doing many kinds of traditional law-enforcement spying and eavesdropping, you might need to get clearance from a judge or court

just the opposite. iterations deliberately conceal abuse and protect abusers. the u. s. swimming federation is one of the worst examples usa swimming federation is a powerful organization ah, of the 104 metals, one by the usa and the 2016 olympics. 33 were won by swimmers. this is the federation that produced michael phelps the athlete, and currently holds the most olympic titled with 28 metal. to his credit. it has almost 4 100000 members and an annual budget of over $40000000.00 on one man is responsible for the success. chuck logan, who was executive director of usa swimming for 20 years. chuck longer succeeded in turning a nonprofit sporting association into a highly profitable federation. and during the 20 years when he was executive director, he covered up numerous cases of sexual abuse. the the, i think most likely is that we will find the equipment floating for space that was sent by an advisor to relate. the experience will be similar to walking on the beach. most of the time use the rocks or the shows that were produced naturally. but every now and then you

utmost to protect their athletes and punish the perpetrators very often they do just the opposite. iterations deliberately conceal abuse and protect abusers. the u. s. swimming federation is one of the worst example. the usa swimming federation is a powerful organization ah, of the 104 metals, one by the usa and the 2016 olympics. 33 were won by swimmers. this is the federation that produced michael phelps. the athlete who currently holds the most olympic titled, with 28 metal. to his credit. it has almost 4 100000 members and an annual budget of over $40000000.00. the one man is responsible for the success shotwell guess who is executive director of usa swimming for 20 years. chuck longer succeeded in turning a nonprofit sporting association into a highly profitable federation. and during the 20 years, when he was executive director, he covered up numerous cases of sexual abuse. the these are the 4 people who pulled the trigger, survive something on survival for. one of the hardest things that i had the face was not having a face adult by patient life accepted, accept the fact that i made th

the incentives are about iterations, about trying to do things. we will continue to raise awareness. tomorrow will go a long way to raising awareness around this incentive program. not everybody i talk to is even aware that the state is doing incentives. that's a big part of our work and the work that the country is doing. you saw the president announcing nationwide efforts and expanding incentives, shots and shots, everything from beer, localized businesses large and small part and parcel we want to go particularly in california. that's a world without a blueprint and moving beyond that blueprint in a couple weeks on june 15. we are here recognizing that as we move beyond the blueprint, as we reopen fully, vast majority of the economy is operating in the least restrictive tiers in state of california. as we move to that final stage on june 15. we are mindful of what we have been saying for many months. we don't want to go back to normal. normal is never good enough. i think one of the areas of opportunity is what brings us here today. the mayor a

he spent the weekend recity iterating his complaint. let's get to tracie potts. what went wrong here >> reporter: what went wrong, frances, is what he said after the bipartisan deal was announced. the president said that while he supports it, he also wants to see some of his other priorities, the american families plan, put into legislation and sent to his desk and that he wouldn't sign one without the other. he backtracked over the weekend because some republicans, some who had worked for this deal saw that as a veto threat. now things seem to be back on track. also planning to work on the details and write this up while they're on break the effort now to get more democrats and republicans on board. >> every week there's probably going to be another problem that arises we'll work through those problems just like we worked through them with our gang of 10 folks. i think we'll get good support from both sides of the aisle. >> i am totally confident the president will sign it if it comes to his desk. the real challenge is whether the democrats can get their act tog

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so you can, we can expect him to re iterate his message. well, the leaders listen, they shoot experts say, according to latest studies, they are at risk at losing 8 percent of their g d p. each year when they are not going to tackle climate change. the other big issue on the agenda this weekend is tackling the pandemic. of course are leaders united on that? well, so far they seem to be united. they have pledge to donate at least 1000000000 vaccine doses to low and middle income countries to vaccinate the world until 2022 . that is not enough, but of course progress when we consider that many rich countries were accused of hoarding vaccines. only few months ago. the leaders have also agreed to establish a global pandemic raider to identify new cobit 19 variants. but there is one controversial issue on the table. the question whether it's makes sense to list intellectual property rights uncovered 19 vaccines. and to we have here the you as supporting this proposal, friends saying that they are ready to talk. but germany is still pretty much a

guest: this is the second iteration bipartisan talks. the first bill had to do with between president biden and senator capito of west virginia. this second group of bipartisan senators picked up the mantle and really has started to make quite a bit of progress and gain some momentum in recent days. the other day, they said that they now have 11 republicans on board, 10 members of the democratic caucus including the independent angus king of maine. they are gathering more and more support as they move forward. i think there's really two camps here. one is the progressives that want president biden to go big with multitrillion dollar packages including infrastructure, but also other measures including health care and perhaps immigration. this group of bipartisan senators, they want a more narrow approach and they think they are on the cusp of something bipartisan, which is really what president biden has emphasized during his campaign and also during his presidency, is that he wants to restore bipartisanship to washington and they think t

they released max munsey iters. battle of as. bottom three.ax munsey hit seven home runs against the giants this season. 3-0 dodgers. thank you. as -- he ends the 6th. punched out seven. allowed one unearned run in six and two thirds. top nine. dugger up with the tying runs on base. the curve ball. san francisco 0-19 with runners in scoring positions in the series. giants lead in the west is down to a game and a half. >>> fans didn't get the memo. coliseum is open at full tilt. only 4700 to watch joey go yard for the second time in the game. rangers led. moreland, the second home run of the inning. it's a one run game. chad pender. can you stay with it? can you stay with it? can you -- he caught it. rangers win. oakland had lost seven of the last ten games. >>> the cowboys zach prescott open for mississippi state bulldogs in the college world series. scotty drove in four runs. the dogs blow out vanderbilt, 13-2 to force a winner take all game three on wednesday. >>> this was hard to watch. serena williams is out at wimbledon after she slipped

this design review process is inherently iterative between the staff and the project sponsor and the project architect and every resident shall project in the city has push and pull between the parties leading up to staff subpoena or the for the project. like i just went through a list of all the modifications this project sponsor made, in order to achieve their support, the matrix and the other comments referenced by the appellants are from previous iterations of this design review process and anyone looking at the staff memo going into the planning commission hearing, last february, it very clearly and very comprehensively, documents the support of the design guidelines by this project and the consist enters see with the design guidelines. so let's talk for a second about the modification that's have been brought up. one was to sink the building four feet. we've looked at this. it's trouble some for this project. this is going to be the home of the project sponsor. it is a home that they intend to spend most of the remaining of the years of their life in. they dined is in a way tow

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which by the way, is entirely possible that once again, even the underwriting standards are better iteration in the bubble reading up to the great recession. all price to income ratio have never been higher and inventory has never been lower. so you have an eco bubble. why we're in 20020032007. and the whole crisis will probably direct. and i think they can correct violently, predicated upon how low the stock market goes after. it's just a monetary class. iraq. yes, but as we were talking about the mortgage moratoriums, a lot of that's part of the reason why we have such low inventory because they would be a lot of inventory is often usually, you know, people being evicted and losing their home. that's not there anymore. but again, like the problem is 2022 is mid terms. so what are the democrats going to do? they're going to extend, i believe, extend that moratorium on mortgages and rent because nobody wants a face, a pile of $1020000.00 that they suddenly owe the road to hell's favorite intentions . i mean, this is, i'm from the governor. i'm here to help, you know, you can, you know, menti

it's very clear that that that makes iteration in japan is very, very boring. there are not enough explanations. most of the people are against his games because they think they are not at the right time taking place. no, so they think they should be postponed. another time to 2022 from my point of view for good reasons. because as i said, the risk is very high in the moment, the game should be again postponed to 2 to 2022 will be told metrics of the japanese people one presumes. then the major downside would be they would land in the same year as china, so it would look like a co host, double them fixed by japan and china and we know they are enemies. it's important. ok, well normally the idea is that the olympics can give a big boost to the host country promoting positive national pride to bringing people together. but as we see there are serious doubts over whether that is what is happening in japan. let's have a look. invitations are unusual for japan, but opposition to the olympic games is growing according to polls. 80 percent of the japanese population a

as you think you heard me say, that there's a number of different iterations of the dream act and daca, starting with the original daca which now has 640 active individuals. the bill before us today would provide a pathway to citizenship for 4.4 million people. if it is politically unlikely for us to be able to pass something like that american dream and promise act, which i agree -- which i believe it is impractical and unlikely to happen, would you support congress passing a bill that would provide relief for a smaller population that could be agreed on by republicans and democrats alike, say, the 640,000 active daca recipients? >> so i can only speak on behalf of my personal experiences. i have known, i personally have watched the dream act throughout the years, from the very beginning, and i remember watching c-span as a high schooler, when the dream act was first being talked about and discussed on the senate floor and in congress. personally, i would support such legislation if it meant a permanent solution for me and all the other daca recipients currently because it's been many

and then that initial, the president of the iteration asked me afterwards why i had nail varnish on when i must have known it was being broadcast line on this apology, i was harming their image to all the motivating. anybody has faith was ultimately determined not by her sporting progress, but by her country's religious police. wearing a hit job with mandatory, not the choice. and with the country's ty quando team in the public high, she was subject to very strict surveillance sister had to provide my father was some in the oh forties and had to make us feel more commitment. that actually my hair would not be visible in social media call, which was tough for my father to join with. kip hit that man. you know, he told me, i've been supporting you because i know this is your dream. to win a medal at the olympics or the world champion, show me the lowland pitcher medulla john. yeah. but i don't want to see my daughter broken lunch. well, i can see how much grinding you down and making you depressed me really. so the roller who michelle michelle are happy memories of her mental winning heroi

i would like to highlight that there is no russian climate time and merican time iteration time as a country on the planet have a shared responsibility for the more than well for the lives of future generations . we have got to set aside our political, another differences. we should not return carbon neutrality entry to for that phase competence. competition, when under the pretext of this carbon footprint, there are times some revisit and revise investment in trade flares when terms are made monday with limited access to green technology and much for countries and producers. we know that our country is contributing to addressing this year to our, our size in the row russia place in the was our environmental and climate project, as well as reading well for many dozens of years and preserving our climate. and we have a go and, and we were now to greenhouse gas emissions should be low as an in europe. this is an ambitious talk, but it's achievable. and until october, the 1st i instruct the government to come up with a detailed plan and we'll talk about that at a special session. so the

human rights and about the people who think that they represent all these matters and the ranch and iteration . yes, we talked about it by his initiative. so that's 1st secondly, about some rude remarks. well, what can i say will know this re morris operate that president biden cold? me? we talked about it. i was satisfied with his explanation, but he suggested to have a meeting. it was his initiative. so we did go. and once again, the conversation we had at was it's actually a milli, jeremy tuck with the robin. i'm not sure how we talk with all the leaders like me to please in such a detail as for the accusation of this essay, he was entering the very same question. if you remember it, just to show a show and the president tell you, you say decided to answer in this fashion was i do. so you know, it's principally sure. so pretty much everything that is happening in our countries, one way or another, will go with the political authority responsible for the leaders are responsible date carry of the responsibility. and so someone to blame who should be going to kill, or someone is getting kille

well yeah, i think we need some time to really think about that to see how iteration where it will. and i hope that time will have that heard very much. you've talked about and thanks to active explanations, quarterly university with companies, small, medium size companies, enterprises and large corporations will be working as normal you know, your problem immune corona virus and maybe adversarial country because she is the 2nd message from why is ukraine not live countries for russia, edwards adversaries. another question i go to meet with linda. well, why is green is not on the list to the address? that's because i do not think that the ukrainian people around our adversaries. thank you. sure. i said as many times and i will say again, going to shoot the cranium and the russians. that's one of the one people, one nation. we're going to look at the people live in royal tax return, if you please, really as they come from all the well the jews are coming from all of the world from africa, from europe, from also, mary gosh, and they speak sometimes a dish, virginia about hebrew they m

works and therefore just probably be a consideration of the european union policy towards russia. iteration ah, one minutes after 9 at night in bay roots in bucharest, and here in moscow this thursday, june the 17th. welcome to the news our on our team that has described his summit in geneva with joe biden as constructive and with hostility mall as us counterpart called it positive. it was their 1st face to face meeting as presidents . the talks lasted 3 and a half hours. the who's well, despite the generally positive tone from both presidents, the american media, they're not happy. in the past 24 hours, there has been an ide pouring of negative coverage, accusing joe biden of not being tough enough or t killed open more in the while. in the lead up to the summit, we saw how american media was basically playing up the question, would joe biden be tough enough on russian president vladimir putin? it was all about how tough he would be. they didn't seem really concerned about the arms treaties, about the diplomatic deadlock being broken. it was about, well joe biden beach half enough on vladi

yeah, we heard a lot of positive things during those meetings and from the vitamin iteration thing, they want friendly relations, those back relations for each other fairly. but with this gesture, it seems that the double standards and flip flopping are kind of the name of the game when it comes to relations with the us. first, we're friendly, then rushes enemy number one. then we hear all these nice things from the administration about building relations, and then suddenly, where level thread for again, all right. dmitri power joining us here live on, aren't you into national. thank you. hello, choose a c is a highly anticipated year road 2020 class which when england and germany at wembley in london. but not everyone's entirely thrilled about the game. on the eve of the match, german politicians slammed both the british government and new wafer for allowing it to go ahead during the pandemic round and get an irresponsible decision. peter oliver has more. well that concerned about the amount of funds that are going to be allowed into the stadium and the levels of coven infection that i'

so, so long as there is a demand, people will be creative and will have to use a new iteration of what we just discover. professor michael can they can loan force, they continue to use this technique going forward. now that the cats out of the bag working they'll have to find a similar own tray. i mean, yeah. so the smooth running of a criminal enterprise, they would want that level of kind of seat as they believe it secret interchange which smoothed the passive offender cooperation. but so i think that creates the opportunity for the insertion of this kind of technique. so people on both sides will be searching both to insert it and to stop. it means that is like the sting operations that were mentioned earlier that they have a disruptive effect for a while. and then if you like the needs criminal collaboration generates its own demand. and if the authorities and can produce the supply, then this sort of thing might happen again. so this might continue off the other, any civil liberties issues to think about here when you're traditionally doing maybe showing, call it traditional law e

i'm iteration of the socio economic problems that the country faces. after all, it's, you know, a considerable portion of the population that is, you know, in poverty around the poverty line. we can also see, you know, as i sat, a dramatic increase of poverty within the middle class. ok, let's bring in my mind around the problem for the hotline as well. let's bring in my murano. it is the economy. is it not that is one of the most pressing issues for iranians right now. yes, but i think we also have to remember that iran is under maximum pressure sanctions . biden is continuing with trumps sanctions and he's targeting women and children. and i think that if in the, in germany, the country of course, that gave saddam hussein chemical weapons to use against the iran in germany, if the central bank was sanctioned by the united states, you'd see an economic crisis in that day within 24 hours. so you run under the most severe economic sanctions and with the corona by us, which the us through it sanctions, has weaponized the weaponized, the wire with against