fraser: what other analysis do you have on that account?> he is the creator of a program published directly to his personal website. he is prolific for sharing misinformation surrounding covid-19, but recently he has ventured into pro-kremlin discourse. he does still heavily post sentiments on telegram and twitter. speaking of his twitter accounts, he does have over 232,000 twitter followers. he wasn't always given this level of access to spread misinformation, his account was previously banned by twitter in august of 2021. it was reinstated to the platform in december last year and that something possibly in line with elon musk amnesty for suspended accounts. via the social analysis tool social blade, we can also see that peters racked up over 43,000 new followers in just january of this year. interestingly, according to the study by the center for countering digital hate, this is an ngo dedicated to fighting online hate speech, according to their study, peters was one of 10 accounts of extreme far right accounts reinstated by twitter as p

>> i've been maintaining it. >> fraser once was everywhere. aaron the world and when fraser arrived in hollywood, it wasn't long before he was fronting major blockbuster movies like "george of the jungle" and "the mummy" franchise. >> let's get out of here. whoa! move! >> i was really out of the gate early. sometimes like in competition on opening weekends with my own project i was also on a merry-go-round and wanted the music to stop. it can get to be a bit much. then you get off and, it's quiet around here. >> it stopped because of health problems from years of doing his own stunts. the physical stuff was one piece of it, surgeries. >> yeah. that's a combination of getting banged up on the job and having some predisposition from being a tall guy. a few injuries along the way and the mind-set of i have to earn this. you can't literally throw yourself into a job in a way that can harm you. >> when did the archery thing start for you, brendan? >> around the time i had just come out of my third surgery. i couldn't go to the gym and i needed to f

fraser: after all of your research, have you cracked it?re evidence to support these egg-strodinary claims? vedika: yes, there is an eggsp lanation behind it all. according to the cdc, the centers for disease control and prevention, i took this screenshot today. these are the live numbers. the cdc claims there are 50 million birds who were struck from last year by bird flu or avian influenza, and there is also a massive quote by an assistant professor at the georgia cultural institute -- georgia agricultural institute and he has been on record with the associated press claiming that these numbers of bird flu are the main contributing factor to the egg shortage across the u.s. he also told ap that there is some covid-related factors as well, things like production, labor hiring, bio security management on the egg farms, and how recovery from these-- recovery for these farmers has been harder than inspected because of that. and we cannot eggsagerate the rising price of fuel due to russia's invasion of ukraine. fraser: nice to get as many egg

. >> thank you very much, commissioner fraser. [roll call] >> the motion is unanimous. >> item four, chief of department's report. report from chief of department, jeanine nicholson report on current issues, activities, and events within the department since the fire commission meeting on february 8, 2023, including budget, academies, special events, communications, and outreach to other government agencies and the public. >> deputy chief tom o'connor on the administrative divisions, fleet and facilities status and updates, finance, support services, and homeland security. >> madam secretary, i welcome chief nicholson. do we take public comment before the chief's report, madam secretary, or is that after? >> after she prepares her report. >> thank you for the clarification, welcome, chief nicholson. >> thank you, nakajo and fraser. >> thank you everyone who is here from the safety and wellness part of our department. welcome to you all as well. it has been a jam packed couple of weeks. i attended the mayor's state of the city addr

>> aye. >> commissioner fraser. >> aye. >> and collins? >> aye. >> the motion is unanimous. >> item 4 chooefr of department's report from chief of department jeanine nicholson on current issues, activity and events in the department since the meeting on january 11 issue 2023, including budget are academy. events issue communication and out roach to other gentleman agencies in the public. and report from administration deputy chief tom oshg connor on float and facility. status and updates. finance, support services and home land security. jury rooms good evening chief nicholson >> good evening president nakajo. vice president morgan. commissioners. command staff and maureen. chief jeanine nicholson this it is my report since the last commission meeting. i did send you a text today about a fire that our folks went to approximate and chief postel and i took a ride out there and of it was a really tough fire and folks did a great job. and i'm really proud of the members of our department and -- chief nicole who is here was the ic. and our folk

fraser getting the best film actorfor a whale.er is seen as a bit of a favourite for his betrayal as elvis —— the whale. you also have carolyn —— colin farrell. your thoughts? i have carolyn -- colin farrell. your thoughts?— your thoughts? i would have thou~ht your thoughts? i would have thought austin? _ your thoughts? i would have thought austin? but - your thoughts? i would have thought austin? but would i your thoughts? i would have l thought austin? but would win and that puts that into question. brendan has been very emotional, it has been very compelling, even if in some ways disturbing. austin butler has already won in a way, of the woods he has won until now including bafta, but he has charm to this hollywood community, he has done everything just right and to me, his performance is sensational, but that is not to take anything away from brendan. so it sort of upset the predictions, let's say. it's going to keep us guessing, always a pleasure to talk to you, thank you so much for your reaction to those awards and of cours

that's fraser, how we author in china expert. thank you very much. staying in china, new study points to the scale of the country's investment in coal fired plants at a time when many nations are trying to quit fossil fuels. but china will build on average to coal power plants every week. if all the plant projects are completed this year, that's according to the independent center for research on energy and clean air. paging approved $160.00 gigawatts of nicole project last year. it's the world's largest overall carbon emitter, and has pledged to be carbon neutral by 2060 all right, lorrie miller future is the lead analyst on this report for the center for research on energy and cleaner, he joined me from helsinki. lori, thanks for coming on to the show. can we say whether this construction is planned? construction is in line with china's climate commitments. what the government is intending to do is they're adding these power plants, especially during summer big hours. and they don't then didn't then to run round the year of the

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sophomore brian fraser, president of his fraternity. and junior alexandria verner, a popular athlete known for her kindness. tonight, we do have news on this suspect. so far, no known connection to that school. alex perez in east lansing, michigan, tonight. >> reporter: that gunman's rampage unleashing horror and chaos on the campus of michigan state university. >> run! > reporter: tonight, we're learning more about the three msu students killed -- junior arielle diamond anderson, sophomore brian fraser, and junior alexandria verner. the first 911 calls at 8:18 p.m. for shots fired inside berkey hall on campus. >> have an active shooter at 509 east circle drive at berkey hall in msu's campus. >> reporter: authorities identifying the gunman as 43-year-old anthony dwayne mcrae. they say he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound after an intense hours-long manhunt. student dominik molotky was inside the building when mcrae walked in. >> i heard the gunshot. it must have been right outside of the door, because my ears were ringing from it.

commissioner fraser. vice president morgan thank you for your report. thank you. madam secretary? chief tom is up next. >> welcome. >> good morning president nakajo and vice president morgan. commissioner fine stain, fraser, collins. chief murreen command staff and deputy chief. this is my report for january 2023. can i get the --. great. okay the ems from chief he is sends regrets he is ill at home. assistand deputy cho our report call volume stayed the sameful had an average of 348 calls with the concern market share of 80%. we spoke about last month the bls pilot project is in affect. averages 80 or 30 calls per day. there is an impact on als engine medic and having to assist with transper to hospitals. in general, that's why we are there. if this expertise and skill set issed we are willing to translate the ambulance and make surety patient gets care. however issue our concern is when that time extends out of service time they are at the hospital transfer care, we are wing with the valence why emergen

well, thank you, my friend fraser. thank friend candice and fraser. thank you. show. you. of the news. boris johnson has that has warned rishi sunak that dropping ireland dropping the northern ireland protocol be a great protocol bill would be a great mistake. the agreement mistake. now the agreement was set by mr. johnson set in motion by mr. johnson when was prime minister, but when he was prime minister, but government successful government says a successful outcome recent would outcome of recent talks would mean that the protocol bill would no longer be needed . would no longer be needed. scottish health secretary humza yousaf and former minister andrew have become the first to announce that running to replace nicola sturgeon as the snp's leader of the candidates to stand election of finance minister kate forbes and deputy leader keith brown and iranian tv channel based in the uk, says that it has been forced to move to the united states over safety fears for its journalists. iran international television says it is relaxed and closed. its west london studios , but sta

michigan tonight the final good-byes have begun. 19-year-old arielle anderson, 20-year-old brian fraser and 20-year-old alexandria verner honored today after police say a gunman opened fire at michigan state university monday night and killed all three students >> she taught us to love, taught us to live and taught us to have hope. >> reporter: verner and fraser memorialized at funeral masses. >> brian, thank you. thank you for all that you have given to us through your short life, but it is packed with love and goodness and serenity. >> reporter: anderson remembered at a vigil. heartbreak still raw on msu's campus. before the women's basketball team's home tip-off, a moment of silence honoring the three students killed and five more injured. msu classes resume monday, a challenge for survivors like assistant professor marcos diaz-munoz who says he was teaching seven of the eight students shot. >> are you planning on having this class on monday >> if the university opens and expects me to teach the class, i will teach it, the same way that i need to see them and see that they are alive

citigroup ceo jane fraser becomes the only major u.s.eo to receive a rising organization last year. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> a few years ago, it came to cryptocurrencies which in a way put forward as an alternative to fiat money. i think that battle has been won. technology does not make for trusted money. anna: that was agustin carstens from the bank of international settlements speaking exclusively to bloomberg tv ahead of this week's the 20 meeting of finance ministers. we will be bringing you plenty of coverage of that. jane fraser was the only ceo of a major u.s. bank to receive a rising compensation last year. in her first year on the job, the citi head saw a 4.9% pay rise, taking her total up to $24.5 million. where does that leave her? let's join charlie wells who has been following that story and others. tell us more about the thinking but then -- thinking behind jane fraser's pay bump. charlie: a lot of other ceo's at major banks have seen their paygo down, and citi's board said they liked her progress. this was her first full y

sophomore brian fraser, president of his fraternity.ior alexandria verner, a talented athlete whose positivity changed lives. >> her smile was -- was massive. her heart was huge. her kindness and compassion were second to none. and, you know, to have lost that is tragic. the silver lining to it is that we had 20 years of that from a tremendous young lady. >> reporter: some students here have survived other school shootings, including one in oxford, michigan, just 15 months ago and the one at sandy hook elementary back in 2012. classes here are canceled until monday. norah. >> oh, roxana, such a community in pain. thank you. >>> well, back here in washington, there is breaking news tonight on that chinese spy balloon. cbs news has just learned that u.s. intelligence watched the high-flying airship as it lifted off near china's south coast. that means the u.s. military had been tracking it for nearly a week before it entered u.s. airspace, longer than originally known. cbs's nancy cordes is at the white house. so, nancy, they were watchin

he escaped, but his co-worker, brian fraser, didn't.raser, arielle anderson, and alexandria verner were killed. >> i don't know why. none of us deserved that. >> reporter: a junior hospitality major was hurt, listed in critical condition, still in the hospital. her family started a gofundme saying that it will take months for the florida native to recover. >> we shouldn't have to live with this -- >> reporter: among the grief, anger. students held a peaceful sit-in at the capitol yesterday demanding action on gun reform. >> if nothing changes, it will continue. >> you're under arrest -- >> reporter: meanwhile, newly released video shows the 43-year-old suspect's arrest on a gun charge in 2019. police say he took his own life as officers confronted him after the shooting. today people will be allowed back in the academic building where the shooting started to pick up things they left behind when running for safety. classes are expected to resume on monday. but a petition for that to be remote only has already gotten more than 10,000 sign

fraser emphasized .sident of georgia, salo mazura bishvili, wants the russian federation's peace agreement with ukraine to provide for russia's withdrawal. from abkhazia and south ossetia and applications exclusively on the air of the tv channel, the secretary of the national security and defense council oleksiy danilov commented on the council and reminded how georgia remained silent on the beginning of a full-scale repetition of russia almost a year ago and emphasized that we must treat our citizens in a humane way when i, speaking at the beginning of march, said that we help our georgian brothers and give together , now we will work on all this, well , georgia then represents everyone people refused, but calmly, moreover, they made such a remark that why am i meddling in their affairs. and now they want to pick on ours, our victory and believe that it is necessary that france can participate in the reconstruction the chairman of the supreme council of ukraine, ruslan stefanchuk, called for this to be

anyway fraser. mary ann. thank you.bye anyway fraser. mary ann. thank you.t's bring you up to date with what else is going on today. let's bring you up to date with what else is going on today . mp what else is going on today. mp say richard sharp breach standards when he failed to declare his role in facilitating a loan for then prime minister bofis a loan for then prime minister boris johnson when he applied for the job of bbc chairman, a cross—party committee. so mr. sharp made significant errors of judgement and his failure to come clean could damage the bbc . the number of people that have died after monday's earthquakes in southern in northern syria has now passed 28,000. some rescue operations have been halted in turkey after reports of looting whilst hundreds of thousands have been made homeless in the middle of winter mean possibly more than a million actually a second unidentified flying object has been shot down by us military this time of a canada canadian forces will now recover and analyse the wreckage of this cylindrical object . it's cylindric

also among the killed, two other students, alexandria verner and brian fraser. we've learned fraser was the president of his fraternity here on campus and verner was a star athlete in high school. their superintendent we heard from and their coach, both from when they were high school -- the superintendent and coach telling us they were special. among the survivors, we heard from a student who not only survived the shooting here on campus monday night, but she also survived the oxford high school shooting. listen in. >> i was flabbergasted to say the least. you know, after oxford, they said that this wasn't going to happen again, that we were going to be safe going back to school, and that's just not the case. the other night knives shock. i didn't think it was real, honestly. >> reporter: and that's the thing, we may never know why this happened. authorities telling cnn the shooter had no ties to michigan state university. the shooter's father michael mcrae, said in part, quote, ever since my wife died, my son began to change. he was getting more and more bitte

soore brian fraser president of his fraternity.alexandria verner, a talented athlete whose positivity changed lives. >> her smile was massive. her heart was huge. her kindness and compassion were second-to-none. and, you know, to have lost that is tragic. the silver lining to it is we had 20 years of that from a tremendous young lady. >> reporter: some students here have survived other school shootings, including one in oxford, michigan, just 15 months ago, and the one at sandy hook elementary back in 2012. the classes here are canceled until monday. norah? >> norah: oh, roxana. such a community in pain. thank you. back here in washington, there is breaking news tonight on that chinese spy balloon. "cbs news" has just learned that u.s. intelligence watched the high-flying airship as it lifted off near china's south coast. that means the u.s. military had been tracking it for nearly a week before it entered u.s. airspace, longer than originally known. cbs's nancy cordis is at the white house, so nancy, they were watching this from t

fraser was one of the three students killed in the mass shooting last monday.n state this morning until the start of the funeral mass. >> daytona 500 kicks off tomorrow at the daytona international speedway. drivers are finishing up preparations before the biggest of the season. joining us now is brady campbell at daytona international speedway. what is going on there? what's the latest? >> jacqui, it's been a beautiful morning, first off. everyone here is lucky, it's a cool morning and now the sun is coming out and it's perfect conditions. if you're hear around the track, you hear the cars circle around us. it's a two and a half mile track, and the race, later on, it's going to cause commotion and noise, but in the time being we have been talking with folks out here tailgating and enjoying the experience of being here until the races start. take a look, you can see some folks hanging out on the other side of the grandstand and there's another fan event and you can interact with drivers as well or have some fun and some of their interactive games as well. so it

there were two other students, alexandria verner and brian fraser.as a star athlete in high school. the question on the mind of everyone is why, jake, this happened? we may never know the why. investigators still do not have the motive. they say that 43-year-old had no tie, no connection to msu and his father told cnn about two years ago, he noticed his son starting to change following the death of his mother. he became isolated, bitter, and what he described as evil angry. jake? >> thank you so much. >>> the head of the federal aviation administration is facing a lot of tough questions from senators on capitol hill right now. billy nolan said new procedures are being implemented to avoid a repeat of the outage that caused flights to be halted across the u.s. last month. gabe cohen is following this. what else did the faa administrator have to say? >> the focus of the hearing so far has really been on that no tam system which led to the first national ground stop since 9/11 and it was caused by human error, someone accidentally deleting files during

the other two who we are remembering, alexandria verner and brian fraser. fraser was the president of his fraternity and verner was a star athlete in her high school. we heard from their coach and superintendent. listen in. >> we're struggling. we are all struggling here at the high school because of what an incredible person that al was. >> she was a gift to this -- this place, to us, and in her 20 years, 15 of which i knew her, met her in in gym when she was 5, she's -- she's a life changer for all of us. >> reporter: and at this hour five other students are still listed in critical condition and thoughts are also with them and their families, four of them had to have emergency surgery following those shootings on monday night. jim? >> adrienne, thank you. josh, there are still so many questions to the why, of course, is chief among them. what more do we know about the suspect here, josh? >> erica, authorities say that the 43-year-old shooter who died by suicide after that self-inflicted gunshot wound had no affiliation with michigan state university. so

the flow of water in fraser in the state of michigan and jackson in the state of mississippi, two american cities with a colored population, illustrate this water racism well , but racism in america starts from stealing the water of the natives, whose land is disturbed by the white horse and their lives. it has been a while for us, we are facing a fire, and all the regions of the west and america are facing a drought, and this is because of america's mistakes . there has been a drought for 24 years. having jujubes is for us, we need to pray for rain, we need water, these young farmers don't wear hijab, they are the lord who has given everything , the natives say that water is suitable for him , he wants to go to dominate, and that's how the power of water is in their hands, we are animals. and we destroyed the vegetation of the region for water piping for colonialism and for our own profit. the reproduction of these fish is stopping us. it is a story of this happening. we fight to face the situation because it is not going to give up so easily. it was war for thousands of years that this l

fraser, i'll bring basically. fraser, i'll bring you back in.ng over the channel who claims to be victims of modern slavery are actually successful in. that application, what do you make of that? because i think some people do find it quite hard to believe that someone paid somebody that if someone paid somebody thousands pounds travel thousands of pounds to travel somewhere that would be the somewhere that would ever be the victim of modern slavery. well, this is the debate has this is this is the debate has been completely lost. it was just lost in the last answer that given there. you asked that was given there. you asked about slavery immediately was the given the answer was given asylum. they're different. the matters a very small proportion of people coming over are being referred to for slavery claims. the tories have said a lot of these claims are being fake. the statistics that came out about modern slavery referrals this morning denied , that claim put morning denied, that claim put a huge dent it which means the new modern slavery law

many south africans are wondering when the electricity struggle blend, forced to so by candlelight fraser. caswell, a seamstress and cape towns, mitchell's plane township has had to give up a lot of her clients due to rolling power outages that have become a part of life across south africa. we couldn't take a look, so it was just hope, but i never disappointing. so i always try to finish up. we are stuck clean, it flows with south africans left up to 10 hours a day without electricity because of rolling blackouts by struggling state utility . ask on the city of cape town, aims to have power cuts for its residents by 2026. are you congruent economy with a poem? so we would not be having this discussion as a city, if it is, comes working if the state monopoly was working. but like many stake monopolies around the world, it is not working. it is very ineffective. it has not invested adequately. it is very bloated. it is very, very corrupted, as at the center of south africa stood capture scandal of the last few years. so it does require moving away from cape town, issued a $200.00 megawatts

long time at the beginning of the week, but foroughi and the referee, and in addition to alizadeh, fraser has lorestan and greece in england , the final result is in the body, at the request of my code, negotiations and the final decision will be made in two meetings with the presence of reza shah, and a private meeting between them. books were done with reza shah, the duration of 60 years is an unsolvable problem to everyone's surprise, he did not agree with reza shah's opinion, but many years later , for dr. shaykh al-islami, about how the first negotiation meeting with reza shah's presence was like, the shah turned to me and asked what was the reason for the age difference that caused the negotiations to fail. it is that they are asking for more time and they will not stop under the burden. reza shah was very full and said that this request cannot be fulfilled in any way . he cursed the previous ones for 30 years, why did they give this privilege at all ? why did he extend the same privilege, this offer is not at all it is not acceptable and only god knows the meeting after that . i do

i should note that fraser's pay is still below many major u.s. ceos.us: we will see you next week. simone foxman on her travels from doha. she will be with me every day and a couple of weeks. quick snapshot of the equity markets and commodity markets. you are seeing asian markets catch up with the worst day in the united states in 2023. peter oppenheimer talks about a confusing equity market outlook. focusing on the dollar. wages in australia taking the aussie down a third of a percent, and natural gas in new york dropped. this is bloomberg the eagle has landed. that's one small step for man... hey, what's up? uh... houston... we have a situation. how did you get here? you're characters in our video game! video game? yeah, it's what we do with xfinity 10g. it's like, you know, the best network imaginable. what the heck is that? those are the bad guys. are they friendly? the 10g network, only from xfinity. one giant leap for mankind. manus: it is "bloomberg daybreak: europe". i'm manus cranny in dubai on the stories that set your agenda. asian stocks sl

also, sacramento kings, the third team of the western conference, 107 106 games , detroit pistons, frasermagic , the black list is full of players who were considered stars in every team, except the team where guardiola was on the bench was also blacklisted the stars who can't stand guardiola. the last footballer who could not stand guardiola and left or canceled bayern munich with a loan contract and a permanent buyout clause of 70 million pounds. although cancelo said that it was not the reason for guardiola's departure, almost everyone knows what it is. he had major differences with the spanish coach. jack agha, the reporter of the daily mail newspaper, said that he understood from the sources inside the club that kerman safar city, the portuguese defender, had joined the team and wanted to leave. are working to deal with guardiola's 2008 elementary school, when he sat on the bench of barca, immediately ronaldinho and one, and the separation of the two main and valuable players of barca, raika rajaei , was against guardiola's ideas of not having ronaldinho after the separation, and he

they held a vigil tuesday night for brian fraser, a sophomore from a suburb of detroit. sister tells the detroit free press she doesn't want her brother's name forgotten. arielle anderson was a junior, also from the detroit area. her family tells local station wxyz she loves children and wanted to be a pediatrician. alexandria verner was in her junior year and came from the small town of clawson, michigan. the clawson school superintendent called her an excellent student who played three sports and took part in school leadership groups. >>> the u.s. house representative for east lansing says it will be a long time before the school recovers. alyssa slotkin says she spoke with students and parents who were terrified by what happened. she says many students stayed holed up in their rooms after the shooting, and the campus has been quiet. >> particularly because it wasn't just a shooting. it was also a manhunt on campus. it was sort of a double trauma in a way. and everyone felt the effects. over 550,000 students here. it's a traumatic thing that's going take a while to get

threatening at the other end almost immediately but fraser foster was equal to it.ne for spurs fans to enjoy as kane played in sun to fifth goal of the season. —— son. use come on as a cell. so spurs or into the champions league qualification position while west ham are in the bottom three with the relegation fears increasing. motherwell are now 6 points off the bottom of the scottish premiership after their second win in a week. they beat third placed hearts 2—nil at home, jon obika scoring his first goal in more than a year. blair spittal then got the second just after the break. the result strengthens caretaker manager — stuart kettlewell�*s claim for the permanent position. england's lionessess survived a scare to beat italy 2—1 in the arnold clarke cup in coventry — extending their unbeaten run to 28 matches. jane dougall reports. facing a far lower ranked team, this was a chance to see a different england line—up. katie robinson making her debut in front of a 32,000 strong crowd. and she made an early international impact, a perfect ball in to set up england's

threatening at the other end almost immediately but fraser foster was equal to it. more familiar routine for spurs fans to enjoy as kane played in son to fifth goal of the season. so spurs or into the champions league qualification position while west ham are in the bottom three with the relegation fears increasing. it was a great performance. we picked _ it was a great performance. we picked up — it was a great performance. we picked up the team stronger in the condition_ picked up the team stronger in the condition for the we choose players that can _ condition for the we choose players that can fight in this type of game. it was _ that can fight in this type of game. it was an— that can fight in this type of game. it was an important game for us. to perform _ it was an important game for us. to perform and — it was an important game for us. to perform and to try to push in the first half— perform and to try to push in the first half and try to touch them in the 2nd — first half and try to touch them in the 2nd. our plan was good. the performance in the second hal

. >> good morning to you let's start with citigroup it's awarding its ceo jane fraser a $24.5 millionay package. she just completed her first year as ceo about $19 million in stock awards, a cash bonus of 3.1 and a $5.1 million in salary >>> the federal trade commission will not challenge amazon's deal to buy one medical health, clearing the way for it to klis by the end o this week ftc will look at concerns around amazon controlling sensitive user health data. >>> and counseling giant mckinsey plans to eliminate about 2,000 jobs in one of its biggest layoffs ever according to several reports, the move is expected to focus on support staff who do not have direct contact with clients, and expectation tissues are hoping the move will help preserve its market compensation pool, frank. >> something to watch. silvana henao, we'll see you later in the show. >>> we've got to begin with shares of palo alto networks it's sharpened its efficiency and reducing its head-count, something the ceo spoke with jim cramer about last night. >> we scrutinized our head count and processes to make sure we

well, that's all, the calm and verbose fraser went to military affairs, not a novice, and here at theraining ground. he is in his element and rejoices like a boy and i understand him, but here there are such intense trainings. well, yes, it’s hard there, the breath is not the same, well , anyway, it’s interesting, we’ve already shot from rpg and with ags to turn the life of his family and his own upside down , not everyone decides on the most important thing by other methods, zhenya nekrasov , the call sign lemon, got into the army through volunteering, drove humanitarian aid to mariupol in donetsk, but then something clicked in my head, it's time to take up arms. at one point, in donetsk, i came under fire in the kiev region , where the hurricane rocket fired at us. huddled in some kind of entrance, and there peaceful people are sitting. and it's so usual. they just say let's sit out this lamp and let's go. i'm so for the cause, or something, they just shoot at the mirny districts of the city , they kill civilians. i went to fight as an artilleryman. e in the donetsk people's republi

but between the parties is parori and davr, and in addition, alizadeh and kaman fraser should deliver or not golestan is a definite result in the body, which at the strong request of negotiations and final decision in two meetings in the presence of reza shah , a private meeting was held with reza shah , the duration of the 60-year contract was an insoluble issue that everyone's surprise in reza shah's view is that it will take 10 years for dr. shaykh al-islami to explain how the first negotiation meeting with reza shah was like this. the shah turned to me and asked what was the reason for the age difference that caused the negotiations to fail. they want more and we stopped under the load, the boy showed a lot he said that this request cannot be fulfilled in any way, he has cursed the past for 30 years, why did they give this at all, now you want the future to curse us, why have we extended the privilege, this proposal is not acceptable in any way. from that meeting, only god knows, i don't know if the english used those roles to scare the night, when he returned from his former muse

>>> trauma que se intento fi co cuando al dÍa siguiente le informaron que las estudiantes y brian fraserdolor en acciÓn y envÍa este contundente mej saj. >>> si estos legisladores vean lo que yo vi, leen tra rai tal vergÜenza de no pra saor legislaciÓn que la pasarÍan inmediatamente y creo que si les pasara a uno de sus ijs a uno de sus sobrinos. no estarÍan ahÍ debatiendo. >>> en cuanto al tirador. esa persona se tornÓ en un monstruo. es la persona que ya estaba en un infierno. interno de salud mental. y por eso, se necesita limitar las armas y se necesita fi nan zieur la ayuda para la salud mental de la ciudadanÍa. rre gres rÁ a impartir sus clases y terminar. nos volvimos una familia en este momento. porque esta experiencia lo une a uno. juntos podemos sanar y estamos com partiendo los sentimientos en la casa. que les estoy escribiendo y explicando por quÉ necesitamos continuar y yo como su profesor. >>> >>> desafortunadamente hoy se registrÓ otra balacera con mÚltiples vÍctimas mortales y esto ocurriÓ en una zona rural de mississippi. su auto en un estacionamiento. enfrenta varios ca

3 weeks, but between the parties, foroughi and the referee, and in addition to alizadeh, with the fraser, they should reach or not golestan . a private meeting was held with reza shah, the duration of the 60-year contract was an unsolvable problem, which was solved in megan's translation with reza shah's opinion. many years later, dr. shaykh al-islami told dr. shaykh al-islami how the first meeting of negotiations in the presence of reza shah was like this, and the king turned to me. and asked block what are the differences that caused the negotiations we said that the work season is that they want more time, and we got very upset under the burden of stopping the symbol of reza shah and said that this demand can be fulfilled . damn us, why did he extend everyone? this proposal is not acceptable in any way, and only god knows the meeting after that. i don't know if the english of the map was decorated to scare the pseudo-use of a rebel who returned from his former museum and extended the privilege period. agreed to read the book, you should really start the book i recommend reading these