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the washington times usa is rapidly approaching the national catastrophe due to the actions of the presidentmised to unite the country during the election campaign, but his promises have not yet been fulfilled, he failed, the democrats no longer hide their contempt for the united states, americans, contempt has only become uglier under the current leadership of the white house, something that was only whispered before, now they began to speak openly on this wave, donald trump expects to return to the white house. rallies that democrats are actively spreading disinformation, including and about russia and the states have turned from an energy independent state into a beggar country in just two years? i filled these strategic reserves that hadn't been replenished in years i did it at the right price when it was all-time low i did. this oboidon uses them to lower prices as much as possible right before the election, and immediately after the election. they will double and be higher than anyone could have imagined. donald trump also admitted that mani without russian energy resources would be ex

washington creating a global european crisis hopes to cope with domestic political problems as the washington timesching a national catastrophe due to the actions of the president and his biden entourage. he promised to unite the country during the election campaign, but his promises are still not kept, he failed, the democrats no longer hide their contempt for the united states and contempt for americans has only become uglier under the current leadership of the white house, something that was previously only whispered about, now they began to speak openly on this wave, donald trump expects to return to the white house. at a rally in agai, he said that the democrats are actively spreading disinformation, including about russia, and the states have turned from an independent energy state into a beggar country in just 2 years. i filled these strategic reserves that haven't been replenished in years, i did it the right way. price when it was the all-time low i did. this oboido uses them to lower prices as much as possible right before the election, and immediately after the election. they will double

host: we showed that one op-ed from with washington times.oss baker and his assessment of some of the republican candidates running for senate the cycle the headline of this is the republican is the republican party not able to regain control blaine trump. herschel walker in georgia and menopause in pennsylvania. this is how he ends his comments. senate republicans emerge weaker than they are now. this must be laid at the feet of donald trump whose criteria for supporting candidates depends on their loyalty to him. today's usa today. this is daniel good morning. caller: good morning, john. it is an honor to speak with you, sir. i have to first address the caller before me saying something about candidates not wanting to debate for various reasons. eidson remind him that donald trump is refusing to participate in any of the conventional debates that might happen in 2024 so, anyway i never followed up midterm election any closely than this one. generally this would be a referendum. i want to think you guys for helping to spill the brainwashing

again, that's in the washington times this morning if you want to see it there.rom our independent line in california. we will hear from kenny. hello. >> thanks, pedro, for taking my call. you're in a can't win situation. all you do is present a platform. for the collars to call and attack you is really unfair. when you ask them where they got that from, they don't have anything to say other than they -- which is really not a reason. in regards to the biden, i think he's doing the best he can with what he has. sure, poll numbers and do very. if you read poll numbers, and they kind of tell you that it's a very sometimes eight to 12%. to base anything on nearly what the poll says is a bit not true. last of all, pedro, the president is not responsible for the economy. sure, he is the dartboard where people can point a finger, but when you look at what actual effects he had on the economy, it's very little. when you look across the business spectrum, and the federal reserve board, and that's really where it's coming from. i think it's a little both ignorant and unfai

more obama, washington times in 2009.fted authority for approving sales to china missile space technology from the white house to the commerce department. you know why? because the commerce department is less involved in security and more involved in co commerce than the white house, president issued a notice. delegating authority for determining whether missile and stace exports should be a3r0approved by china. that is how serious they took it another piece, from, insider. obama just made a quieter nuclear deal with china. the deal would allow beijing to buy o more u.s. design reactors. could be adapted to making submarines quiter and harder to defect. guess what. they have done that, that is obama. biden. instead of holding iran, now building nukes, biden administration will remove the stig stigma of terrorism dessic n iic nation on iran but reward it. git. >> respected lead imposes no restrictions on what iran can do with its windfall. on terrorism? support for terrorist proxies. ballistic mis development hostage takin

the conservative washington times also agreed with trump’s assessment, they write that the canoes arehis eyes, i quote, into textbook fascists. the experts of the publication list the facts demon-democrats spread misinformation suppress their critics suit persecution of political opponents. on the fact of the death of tourists on the klyuchevskaya sopka volcano in kamchatka, a criminal case has been opened, the number of dead has increased to six, their names have already been established, two people still remain at an altitude of more than 3,000 m . so far, these are the only shots from the place of the rescue operation that it is clear that there is heavy cloud cover and wind in the volcano zone. this complicates the work of rescuers at the site of the tragedy at some heights. it is snowing in the morning, a medical helicopter again departed for the klyuchevskoy volcano, disasters with rescuers and doctors on board already in the afternoon another group with employees of the fire and rescue department of the russian emergencies ministry went to the search area, both sides plan to la

obama, washington times in 2009:en >> you knot.w why?ause the commerce department is less involvedol in security anved more involved in commerce than the white house itself.pr ites continues:: >> they moved it from the white house to the commerce secretary, this is another piece from business insidercl --ea >> what do they mean, theld deal would allow beijing to buy more u.s. des design reactors. china would be able to buy rector coolant technology, could be adanned to makingt. submarines quieter, they have done that, that is obama. biden. instead ofn. holding iran which is now building nukesbi accountable,de biden administration will removeof stigma of terroris designation on iran but n reward it with billons. agreement biden contemplates>> is reportedly imposes no restrictions on what iran can do with its windfall. terrorism, support for terrorist proxies, p littballistic missile development. they. are not reports this. it is trump, what if the documents got in an enemy hands? another one, reuters -- >> our greatest threat, thiss threa

how would washington use social media if it was available during his time? imagine washington using social media. give that a try. >> guest: good thing there wasn't trip advisor. any diary is one long lament about his accommodations. the food is terrible. that would not reflect well on washington. the whole pace, this is where we are treading on difficult ground because washington lived in a completely different time with a completely different pace. in talking with dean melissa, the retired washington interpreter at mount vernon he talks about what a pleasure it was inhabiting washington because you're in that passed where there is no bubblegum of the mind, social media and all that. washington was very sophisticated in his time. he used the technology of his day to his advantage particularly when it came to the industrial revolution. in his new england tour of massachusetts, the tech capital of the world, he saw that and he loved all the technology that was all over the place when it came to mount vernon. if he was here today and had grown up in this he wou

. >>> the "the washington times" reports a small nasa spacecraft is supposed to slam into an asteroidt can alter its case. the d.a.r.t. spacecraft will be flying 14,000 miles per hour when it's scheduled to crash into an asteroid about seven million miles from earth. it blasted off from california last november. it's a test to see if we may one day be able to save civilization on eart by preventing an astroid strike. >> a very change, but a proof of concept. they want to prove you have the ability to deflect an asteroid if they spot one on a collision course with earth. >> scientists say they know of no asteroid that will impact earth within the next century, so don't worry. >>> "the atlanta journal constitution" says jimmy carter and his wife rosalynn made a surprise visit to the peanut festival. the 97-year-old former president and his 95-year-old former first lady were riding on the back of a red 1946 ford convertible in their hometown on saturday. the car was given to them last year as a 75th wedding anniversary gift by country music stars garth brooks and trisha yearwood, similar

well, of course you the conservative washington times also agreed with trump's assessment.hey write there that biden and his party are turning before our eyes, i quote into textbook fascists. the publication's experts list the facts democrats spread disinformation suppress their critics and persecute political opponents. now a short ad right after watch a special report by anastasia popova on why the european green economy policy can not only exacerbate the economic crisis and leave thousands of people without work, but contrary to her goals cause damage to nature, and in the second half of the hour, a special report by ekaterina sanders on how russian musicians support the liberation of donbass domclick is the number one real estate service in russia in terms of the number of ads for apartments a day a chance to become a millionaire. at any time. dream big win a super prize of 300 million rubles. daily valid in 30 will get the people's salary discovery and benefits already today 8%. this the opening of ertel cream has a complex effect, penetrating into the focus of inflamm

entourage , biden was dubbed online as a dictator or even a satanist and a ghoul, the right-wing washington times newspaper called biden's words thoughtless and not related to reality, and saw textbook fascist tendencies in the actions of his administration, but last week the british magazine the economist came out with frontier headlines of the divided states of america stating the crisis and split of american society. spectacular idea of ​​political struggle is part of the american political culture is the norm, but to declare opponents as extremists and enemies of the state. this is something new, and it has definitely not been seen in modern history since the civil war. we will not detect situations. when you are the president would say so unequivocally that his opponents are not opponents of his policies, but enemies of democracy. well , yes, the french steering wheel once pointed to the dark forces on the right, which prevent him. bill clinton spoke about the rights of extremists. and then they did meet, but no one went so far as to call everyone on the other side enemies. true, they then c

joining me is washington times opinion edover charlie hurt. thanks for spending time with us.he original purpose of the government was to reserve the responsibilities of the government for security and the road systems. now they have expanded into everything. >> an important phrase for our founding self-governance. if you look at the government apparatus that is the most powerful in the history of humanity. where you look for self-government, it doesn't exist. government inserts itself into every aspect of our lives. government should take care of a few very important thing, such as protecting our borders and keeping the peace. during this last administration and over the past couple decade, our government has moved farther away from that and into this area of controlling every aspect of our lives. what happened to the liberals? what happened to liberals who wanted to question authority? these democrats aren't liberals. they love authority. dan: i had a bumper sticker on my car when i was younger that said question authority in red caps on a bumper sticker. now they are the ma

creating a global european crisis hopes to cope with domestic political problems, as noted by the washington timesis rapidly approaching the national stanza due to the actions of the president and his entourage, biden promised to unite the country during the election campaign, but his promises have not yet been made. fulfilled, he failed, the democrats no longer hide their contempt for the united states and the contempt for americans has only become uglier under the current leadership of the white house, something that was previously only whispered about, now they began to speak openly on this wave donald trump expects to return to the white house. rallies in aga and for ideas, and the states have gone from an energy independent state to a beggar country in just two years. i filled these strategic reserves that haven't been replenished in years, i did it the right way. price when it was all-time low i did it use them to lower prices as much as possible right before the election and right after the election they will double and be higher than anyone could have imagined also donald trump admitted th

and author in the washington times describes it quote, a book targeting to left-leaning influence inrica. and in the new yorker recently reviewed a new book called the last resort, which looks at each site's development. they say it's a chronicle of corrosive tourism, which points out of the ecological dangers, due to the popularity of development of the beach. and the national review looked at the state of black america. it's edited by alan, who is ceo of the center for urban renewal and education. the conservative magazine describes the essays in this book as offering a, quote, empowering message of individual responsibility, inspired by black men and women of astounding ability. >> and finally, when it comes to new books, the wall street journal recently reviewed the study of the federal reserve. the fed unbound is described in paper, as a nuanced volume that will help you understand what the fed is up to. each month, book tv has a program called in-depth. we bring on one author for a deep dive in his or her body of work. recently, talk show host, author, and gubernatorial candida

however, after the end of the election campaign, fuel prices will again go up sharply and the washington timesesidency. leading the us to disaster the publication recalls that the policy of the current administration has raised inflation in the country. yes , a ten-year high. as the authors of the article, joe biden, has not yet fulfilled any of his election promises, and even his fellow democrats are no longer hiding his contempt for the president. and watch the main events of the last seven days of the news of the week with dmitry kiselyov today at 20:00. this is vesti nedeli and i dmitry kiselyov look on sunday. we are actually witnessing the beginning of the end of the russian federation from the collapse of the ussr to the dismemberment of russia, how washington follows its manic plan to cut into pieces and destroy our country, and what role the european union and ukraine have in this new centers of power in world politics and economics fundamental transformations have been outlined, and they are irreversible, like almost half of the population the planet is ready to resist the outside. w

yesterday kerry pickett of the washington times caught up with ms. elizabeth warren of massachusetts. listen to elizabeth warren's version of the martha's vineyard story. >> do you think martha's vineyard is getting a bad rap right now? >> martha's vineyard? >> yeah. >> no. i think they -- the people of martha's vineyard opened their hearts and were helpful. >> uh-huh. >> to the migrants who were deceived and dropped there in a privately-chartered jet, and treated like a prop for a governor who's just trying to make news. >> tucker: well, if nothing else, it's interesting to see history, history that we've watched unfold, a story in which the facts, not at all in dispute, get rewritten in real time -- and you wonder how many other stories have been rewritten, but we can see this one being written -- rewritten. in elizabeth warren's telling, actually the people of martha's vineyard are the heroes and ron desantis is the villain because he deceived them. now, we just heard -- and again it's factually not in dispute -- that island residents deceived the

washington has decided that he is going to free his slaves. but by that time, the groups -- it's a very complex situation. so there are these accounts of washington at the fireside with his family at mount vernon, after the presidency, and he is not there sort of looking back with a benign smile on his face. he's tortured. his lips, you know, i think he is wrestling with what the heck do i do when it comes to slavery. he didn't want to create a situation for martha -- it was just so complicated! i think he recognized that this would be the biggest challenge for his legacy in the future. it would be his involvement with slavery. one of the things people do to get to this point is a sense of how far washington traveled. not just a miles across the country but as a human being. he is born into the institution of slavery. he comes to doubt the assumptions of his childhood. he is not able to completely free himself from them, given the entangled nature of his personal life. you know, yes, he frees his enslaved workers. the only slave owning founding father to do th

one can read washington's own words on founders online hosted by the national archives to the national historical publication commission. over time, washington's ideas on agriculture and agricultural labor changed, based on his own experiences in applications of modern farming techniques. in today's program we will hear from author, bruce ragsdale, whose new book, "washington at the plow", discusses these changes. explains how washington's passion for farming led him to question the reliance on slave labor. bruce ragsdale served for 20 years as director of the federal judiciary at the federal judicial center. the author of a planters republic with urge for independents in revolutionary virginia, he has been a fellow at the washington library, mount vernon, and the international center for jefferson studies. now let's hear from bruce ragsdale, thank you for joining us today. >> thank you, i am delighted to have this opportunity to speak to the audience at the national archives. i rely so heavily on founders online, it is a wonderful resource that has all of the published correspondence of washington and other founders. making it s

the washington times wrote about you saying youngkin's been stepping up his out of state appearance to help gubernatorial candidates across the country which is feeding murmurs about his presidential ambition. what are your presidential ambitions? >> well, my ambitions right now are to be the best governor that i possibly can in virginia and we've had a great first eight months. i'm also finding that there's a great opportunity for me to support virginia candidates running for congress. and i've often thought that the road to the majority in our house of representatives comes through virginia. we've got great candidates, way ga in the seventh and general in and chao. >> laura: these are diverse candidates. >> the future of the republican party, it's amazing. and on top of that the republican candidates running in states that look just like virginia last year where joe biden won by five or ten points but you see the issues of education and inflation and law lessness driving people into the republican party who never voted for republicans before and i think we can help. and that's why i'

washington time, the reason he ran for president was because he saw the white supremacist, riley, and charlottesville, virginia and 2017. and he saw donald trump or the last guy as he put it, he didn't refer to trump by name, then make comments saying that there were good people on either side. talk about white supremacists and an anti races, protested, as he repeated that story again today. and it's clearly a theme that he's returning to in the run up to the midterm elections also perhaps to the post mid term elections when there's a lot of debate about whether he should run again what he actually stands for. so once again, he's returning to the, i'm all about fighting for the soul of the nation. all right, and so what did you say? what did the white house say that we're going to do about this? a lot of what they said, actually the white house doesn't have much control over it's, it's about ball into groups and congress and, and so on. but one thing that they did talk about was having more of an inter agency approach to tackling white extremism. all these on domestic terrorism potent

washington thought was the largest barns in the united states. they probably were all constructed on the basis of very sophisticated british models. the same time washington begins correspondence with some of the most important agriculturalists in in great britain, and they really become his confidants and and guides as he implements new types of farming after 1785. um, but the second and closely related surprise was was the enormous effort that washington expended on in trying to adapt enslaved labor to this complicated course of british husbandry, and this is a merger of british notions of enlightened farming with enslaved labor. that really is is unique to washington. no one else is trying to do it on the scale that he has and it's a challenge that that he understands is is unique to him. during the revolutionary war washington on a couple of vacations in private correspondence. cicely wants to be done with managing enslaved labor that he wants to be done with relying on its slave labor for agriculture and those comments combined with a few remarks in the 1780s that he supported the principle of gradual abolition and persuaded many historian

people spend too much time in washington and too little time in sommerville, south carolina or anderson, south carolina. this is a challenge and it's not going away between now and the election. >> john: another issue building in terms of an election year issue, big one last year in the virginia governor's race, parental rights when it comes to what your children are being taught in schools or whether their life at school is forcefully separated from yours. you have introduced the protect act, and mazed by the acronyms, parental rights over the education and care of their kids act, probability schools from concealing information about students' gender from their parents. people at home say what are you talking about? that's what the fairfax county public school system wants to do here in virginias. >> exactly, john. i'm saying let's follow the laws. the fact of the matter is, your child is your most precious possession, your greatest assess, your wonderful hope for your future, and to literally separate the child from the parent at 9, 10, 11, 12 years old, is unimaginable. what's happen

the headline there from the washington times. back to this question about medicare and social security. who do you trust? that's what we are asking this morning. this is john. good morning. the line for those under 40. >> hi. i appreciate it. i appreciate being involved. longtime listener. several quick points -- i think medicare for all is a huge issue. there is overwhelming data from people who are against it, which is that joe biden really wants to address the issues with medicare and he would be pushing for that. he's not pushing against it along with the majority of his party. i think that when it comes to people -- a couple of callers were talking about for a neighed. we're not really pushing for peace talks. the biden administration has not been doing that. they should be. this is a symptom of neoliberalism or capitalism to the extent that, like, i trust the democrats more, to answer your question. a caveat -- not in the sense that i trust them long-term. i don't trust either party. if it was done in a genuine, open manner

great newspaper the washington "times" and you think about your audience. there is a diversity of people who watch this network who voted for trump. numbers are shifting with hispanic and libertarians. as americans we all have the future in mind. we all care about our families and how they are being taught. we care about violence and crime and open borders. you would think the president would want to bring those people in. it's as though they are just throwing 80 million people overboard not by ignoring but them insulting them and threatening them. am i reading too much into that? >> no, i don't think so at all. what is absolutely obvious from that speech tonight is that joe biden want to talks about absolutely anything but those issues. you put your finger on the thing that is important. democrats care about paying high gas prices and the safety of their children and not playing disastrous inflation prices at the grocery store. the fact he has no response whatsoever, can't campaign on any of those things, demonstrates how far out of touch he is with his ow

and trump is clearly not alone in his opinion, an angry article erupted from the washington times, writing biden and his party are turning before our eyes, i quote in textbook fascists. the publication's experts list facts about the democrats and spread misinformation to suppress their critics. arrange persecution of political opponents. so recently, the so -called ministry of truth appeared in the states as a special department within the framework of law enforcement agencies, which in fact censors the media. burning fear and searching for enemies has become the default position of the democrats, we are sure, the authors of the materials, and that’s all, because americans need to be urgently distracted from internal problems that the biden will cope with not in a state of high inflation, rising fuel prices and the collapse of the economy. over 4,000 homes in japan were left without electricity due to typhoon hinam normal tropical storm hit the south of the country and is now heading north. wind speeds of up to 40 m/s , the authorities of some prefectures have already begun to restore the

pointed out in washington times, she shaped the movement in america beyond in 30s and 40s, contributingilization laws and 30 u.s. states, that resulted in over 60 thousand sterilizations of vulnerable people. including people she considered feeble minded idiots and morons. she presented a ku klux klan rally in 1926 and recounted, that vent if her autobiography, saying a accepted an invitation to talk to the women's branch of the klan. i was escorted to platform, and began to speak in the end, i believed i had accomplished by purpose. a dozena does a -- liletter in 1939, she wrote: >> her own words. leave no room for parsing, she wrote many articles about ugenics and journal she founded in "1917". that review moral aspects of eu. >> and purpose of it. bird cbirth control. she was a horrific racist. not until a year ago. that planned parenthood and other apologists for sanger threw in the towel. said yes she was a eugensift . look how democrat party and radical left runs with it. 79% of planned parenthood abortion activity takes place in minority neighborhoods. mosmostly black neighborhoo

washington times opinion editor, fox news contributor. we are talking about tonight's leaks. where these more of what we would expect, the doj's revenge, preemptive strike? >> this is part of a pattern of illegal leaks, the biden justice department, they leased out to "newsweek" early on that marek garland didn't personally prove this. that was a lie. they tromped out -- leaked out that trump had the nuclear documents. they leaked out that the biden white house didn't have that involvement with the rate. that was a lie. we saw the council to president biden first have that, and president trump's assertion of executive privilege on behalf of president biden, so it's a series of lies and leaks. remember when she ordered the special master. she talks about the allegations of bias. that is exactly what continues tonight. it confirms why the judge was so right. the biden justice department knows they aren't going to win back the so they will try -- >> judge cannon's ruling on the special master appointment, in a footnote, which is where all the good stuff is -- she writes "when as

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hours after the flight landed at martha's vineyard, texas sent another bus load of migrants to washington. this time they were left in front of the home of vice president, kamala harris. a further sign, the republican governors are intent on escalating the debates on immigration ahead of the mid term elections and are to some of the other stories making headlines around the world. you as how speaker nancy pelosi is in berlin for a meeting off the heads of g 7 nations parliaments. she said ukraine must defeat russia at moscow, must be held accountable. hello c also announced plans over the weekend to visit armenia, where fresh fighting has broken out with neighboring azerbaijani event. authorities in target star have so say 2 people have been killed in classes with neighboring tajikistan, about one of them a 15 year old girl. both countries are choosing each other, restarting fighting along their disputed border. despite a ceasefire deal, thousands of people have been forced to evacuate. authorities in italy say severe storms have claimed the lives of 10 people, heavy rains, broad flooding to the str

hours after the flight landed at martha's vineyard, texas sent another bus load of migrants to washington. this time they were left in front of the home of vice president, kamala harris. a further sign that republican governors are intent on escalating the debates on immigration ahead of the mid term elections. king charles and his siblings have held vigil around their mother's coffin as allies in state at the u. k. parliament charles princess anne and prince's, andrew and edward stood silently with their backs to the coffin of queen elizabeth in a ceremony known as the vigil of the prince's members of the public who had lined up for oz filed past the casket among thousands of mourners in the miles long q was foremost saca star david beckham. the line is about 8 kilometers long, making along the banks of debt. if a dense people keep clocking in david beckham just one of thousands who joined to pay respect to the queen, he waited for more than 13 hours, passing time, chatting with me both in the queue and fans taken, fell thief. all of that for death moment. lation to have someone that has led us the

i think that has been violated numerous times starting with the leak to "the washington post." we believe that nuclear information was included there, when did that happen? >> the picture was something that immediately stood out. and when you look at the actual text, the only attachment appears to be the statement that there were covers on the document classified. and did not need a picture to show that, was not even contested by the people. but instead they went ahead and put it in and it was for public consumption. they like that image and they wanted to get it out there. but what is also curious is the level of detail in this filing. this is the department of justice that previously said than on a single sentence should be released from the affidavit because national security would be harmed or the investigation would be undermined. they did release an affidavit that confirms many points. and did show that the earlier representation was overwrought and overbroad. and saying that a special master would engage social security and their case. the special masters is an extension

hours after the flight landed at martha's vineyard, texas sent another bus load of migrants to washington. this time they were left in front of the home of vice president, kamala harris. a further sign that republican governors are intent on escalating the debate on immigration ahead of the mid term elections. at least 10 people have been killed and several of missing after flash floods swept through several towns in a hilly region of italy. torrential rains, turn streets into rivers, blocking bridges, and highways, and leaving thousands without electricity or gas. and the storm is the latest destructive weather event in europe. after some of that has seen one of the worst droughts in recent history. people in the town of austria or cleaning up after torrential, overnight rain for their neighbors lost their lives. others took refuge like here in this garage, delano emitted, i called the rescue workers and told them there are people in the garage come, come the any the the down for last for hours. in some places the equivalent of have a years. rain fell in just hours. rivers and streams turned into r

not understand how republicans know how to explain that who is margaret sander, pointed out in washington timesapes the ueugenics in america, they contribute to sterilization laws in 30 u.s. states, resulted in over zurich thousandst sterilizations of vul first f vulnerable people and a ku klux klan rally. she set i accepted anta invitation to talk ttio the women's branch of the klan, i saw through the door dim. i was introduced and began to speak, i believed ize accomplished my purpose. a dozen in in invitation to speaks too similar groups were proffered. and sanger also rote, we don't want word to go out we want toi exterminate them negro population, she wrote many articles about eugenics and journal she founded in " "1917", her articles include moral aspects of eugenics, and birth control and positive eugenics, and the true eugenics to name a few, she was a horrific racist.no there wasn't until a year ago, that planned parenthoodlann and other apologists for sanger threw in the towel, said yes, she was a eugenist, she pushed abortion issue in the united states and look how the democrat party

in a month, the war will cost washington a respectable at that time $ 600 million in combat losses of more than 6,000 soldiers. the local population paid much more for the attempt to create an independent state, about 20,000 local militias died in the battles. but the number of civilians killed during punitive actions, as well as those who died from war-induced disease and hunger, historians estimate from 200,000 to 1 million people, if the latter estimates are correct, then the establishment of american control cost. grasses in almost 10% of their population, which at the end of the 19th century was about 9 million. the horrors and atrocities of the soldiers of democracy will seep to the press, murders, rapes and executions are far from being the full arsenal of the american invaders. they burned the village and killed the locals by the tens of thousands on your screens, just a single episode of cruel cultures. in november 1901, correspondent for the philadelphia lindger newspaper. reported from manila. this war. far from being a bloodless game, as in the comic opera our soldiers act

the reason is surprisingly familiar washington cannot allow indonesia to withdraw from the liberal and democratic values ​​indonesia ruled at the timefamiliar situation. and washington's familiar reaction to the us of balancing sukan was too dubious to leave the political life of indonesia alone with its whims it did not matter to washington that the communist party was going its own peaceful and legal way, nor that there was any crisis or chaos in indonesia the intervention should have been hot decided to rake in proxy, that is, they took under the wing of those who are against the current government, inciting the conflict that led to the civil war since the spring of 1957. the cia established links with rebel officers on sumatra and sulawesia, and in the fall, massive deliveries began. weapons, rebels, machine guns, anti-aircraft guns, bazookas, weapons dropped at night, unidentified c-54s flying in from singapore in early 1958. inhabitants of sutra. they even complained to foreign journalists. what are you afraid to go out at night? the street, fearing to fall under parcels with bazookas, in addition to the americans , the specia

hours after the flight landed at martha's vineyard, texas sent another bus load of migrants to washington. this time they were left in front of the home of vice president, kamala harris. a further sign of the republican governors are intent on escalating the debates on immigration ahead of the mid term elections. finally, this last story might interest little people around the world. a countdown is on to europe's biggest party. ah, germany's octoberfest gets underway, munich on saturday, after being canceled the past 2 years, due to the pathetic pandemic work as a putting the final touches on the fair grounds. and important to note this year, a leader of beer will cost you about 13 years. so you might not want to get carried away. that's 15 percent since 50 percent high us since the last octoberfest in 2019 i've been drinking b, but i have it. trust me. you're what he did. oh, you news. reminder of our top story. ukrainian authorities say they've found a mass grave outside the eastern city of israel, which was liberated over the weekend police a most of those buried there are civilians and that it's