s. army analyst scott bennett. investigate crimes against humanity. mm. the american indians were seen as a scourge as a social pariah that needed to be expunged, expelled and exterminated from much of on the eastern seaboard them. the elimination of so called inferior races and extermination camps were typical of the west. hitler had hardly come up with anything new bloemfontein. 19 o one british concentration camp. bout housing 1945 nazi extermination camp. ah, the wisdom well did very well living off exposing its colonies reserve power extremely profitable for the british. the french tried to, to copy in his books and articles. paul, craig roberts, professor of economics and well known journalist and former u. s. assistant secretary of the treasury for economic policy analyzes the economic factors destabilizing the well. i don't to take that weaker attribute or european colonialism to anything other than the money making. the sun never set all the british empire. the goal is we're, we're everywhere had the same powers far, far older than now. learn the

scott bennett also has a prison term behind him. he was accused of forging documents and fraud.successfully passing himself off as an extra-ordinary officer, and ben, and the tongue is still turning, accuse zelenskyi and the military-political leadership of ukraine of handing out weapons to prisoners zelensky released the most dangerous criminals from prison, killed rapists and thieves from freedom, put weapons in their hands, allowed ukrainian people to use their egos, and listening to all this, we were in shockingly, what kind of scumbag does this scott consider russia to be, because when a former convict who works for a country that has officially once again officially amnestied tens of thousands of particularly dangerous criminals to participate in the war by recruiting among the prisoners at home, he received a pardon. who wants to stay with us stays with us, so there are options to return there is no nicodil on ozone, there is no nicodil in this ukraine, then it is simply beyond the border of good and evil. read this well-known fable by krylov, then it is better to take yo

oh there are there are people are going to say obviously and the tory mp scott bennett and sit back sayingdom what a future labour government also ban fatty foods not a bad idea alco and i will keep that gambling and anything that we do stays the mind boggles. anything that we do stays the mind boggles . now anything that we do stays the mind boggles. now i anything that we do stays the mind boggles . now i don't know mind boggles. now i don't know what the boggles are, but what the mind boggles are, but they painful . what they sound very painful. what exactly the boggles. that's. that's that we will reflect on in great detail. our next story in great detail. our next story in the guardian says we can't trust social media to diagnose ourselves. i agree . i did an ourselves. i agree. i did an onune ourselves. i agree. i did an online test and it i was a ross where clearly i'm more of a chandler . where clearly i'm more of a chandler. which friend of you johnston don't have any friends this is actually what i think you're like . jennifer i'm you're like. jennifer i'm actually monica . if i

oh there are there are people are going to say obviously and the tory mp scott bennett and sit back sayingm what a future labour government also ban fatty foods not a bad idea alco and i will keep that gambling and anything that we do stays the mind boggles. anything that we do stays the mind boggles . now anything that we do stays the mind boggles. now i anything that we do stays the mind boggles . now i don't know mind boggles. now i don't know what the boggles are, but what the mind boggles are, but they painful . what they sound very painful. what exactly the boggles. that's. that's that we will reflect on in great detail. our next story in great detail. our next story in the guardian says we can't trust social media to diagnose ourselves. i agree . i did an ourselves. i agree. i did an onune ourselves. i agree. i did an online test and it i was a ross where clearly i'm more of a chandler . where clearly i'm more of a chandler. which friend of you johnston don't have any friends this is actually what i think you're like . jennifer i'm you're like. jennifer i'm actually monica . if i ta

bennett. he gives in the end zone early. scott since 25 years old. they lead 7. later on. 45 7 bennett connects with ladd mcconkey. that's the name of the year right there. good old fashion. but within 65 to 7. they've won back-to-back titles. first time in the college football playoff era. so they're pretty good. my producer right now saying go dogs in my ear. good for you and all your championship. all right. that's a look at sports. back to you guys. all right, jason, you know, well, reese's storms are causing havoc in many areas of the state. there is a silver lining. >> the state's snowpack is nearly 200% above normal. for this time of year. the state's department of water resources says this is really the best start to our snow pack in over a decade. experts aren't ready to celebrate just yet, though, as major reservoirs are still below average last year, december had above average snowfall. only day yield to a very dry january through march. so we check in on the forecast now and we look. >> good up in the high country where maybe a little bit of a break, b

bennett. he is the author of the battle of brice's crossroads and a contributing author. and stephen woodworth is the chattanooga campaign, the tennessee campaign of 1864. and lou lawrence lee hewitt and thomas scott's confederate generals in the western theater. he's also coauthor of the struggle for the life of the republic a civil war narrative by brevet major. brevet major charles dana miller of the 76 ohio volunteer infantry. dr. barnett is a department chair of social and behavior sciences and professor of history at blue mountain college in blue mountain, mississippi. let's give dr. bennett a welcome. very good. give that to. well, it's very, very nice to be here today to be with this group. i want to thank the des and the staff here at pamplin park for having me. i want to thank you all for coming. and i am honored and humbled by being part of the group of historians that we have today. it's such a great group and i'm just glad to be around them and already learning some things from them, but really enjoy being here. i'm looking forward to getting around the parks. i drove here from mississippi and believe me, it's worth every mile of the trip. so it is good to be here today and to be with y