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demonizing erdogan and intimidating his voters in the last outdid the small-town ministers from flanders what a misconception, turks should be stripped of their dual citizenship, european turks are a form of pre-election doping. the only way to stop. the logic processing of the turks to make it impossible to vote for erdogan was not at all shy, and people with big money, the largest british and american financial groups. first, they flooded the information fields with forecasts about the collapse of the turkish lira after the elections, and then they themselves began to buy foreign currencies with these liras, overwriting their rate . what would kemal do with this in the event of a victory, the kilachdara gloun himself hinted long before the first round, promising to get 300 billion dollars of western investment from somewhere, to add to this his statement about rapprochement with nato and the eu, which it was hardly possible to link it with neutrality in ukraine and the puzzle would be formed about ukraine and all the candidates associated with it, of course , they also asked last week

the equipment is not moving out like that, but they are trying to go around in flanders. the flanks, if you look at the map there, it is not a secret, on one side of the swamp, they are trying to e.e. go around from the side of dibrova, that is why there are units on the mech that are located on them, the enemy's drg come out or are exposed to the volume in order to just look at dibrova - this and then it is just eh this is torske they are trying to press the enemy, the intensity eh in which will be removed less, but to say that it has decreased, shells are constantly used. even at night, i can say , uh, they are constantly shelling when i am even on duty, uh, we can hear it in the forest . the technique is very in particular, oleksandr's car equipment often breaks down. we know that you are collecting for the repair of the car of your air reconnaissance unit of the national guard of ukraine . tell me what exactly. well, use the air time so that the ukrainians could help you in this process, please. thank you. a few weeks ago, i already asked for a tv show. - viewers for

attack on moscow, which is still being studied in the united states, is it worth noting that vsula flandersery harmonious in this speech by the former minister of defense, i will remind you that i do not know what he is talking about in relation to washington and the decision on missiles. by the way, to it was clear that these are not 500 km missiles. these are missiles that ukraine already has pedal capabilities, that is, the stormsader and our ukrainian missiles, which we really cannot produce so quickly under the conditions of war, but they are at the same distance, so frankly speaking, i uh i don't understand why at this moment it is important not to make such a decision, well, i seriously don't understand or if someone wants to leave some arguments for the further development of the situation well , yes, there are still arguments to say that there are few such people in the united states. i think that if it was not enough, no one would have said how joseph biden publicly stated this issue in the game. well, it is not clear that the usa is considering such a moment , and why is it not e

is this, an experience of colonialism has been one of systematic, constructively, violence, and flanders and brutality. i really like king charles, i think he's in his place to be king, and i think he's going to do a great job. the size of the commonwealth is staggering. moment 2600000000 people, 56 countries around a foot of wells population. australia, india, parts of africa, calling is once ruled by britain up here to off by canada. the launch is land massive old calendar and 14 of the nations have king. charles is the head of states, but descent is increasing, particularly in the caribbean countries of on tica and bob. utah believes in jamaica mc monarchy demonstrations in the caribbean last year disrupted the schedule for a royal tool by the prince and princess of wales. and this sentiment is growing, these are our jurisdictions in which there are significant appeals for reparations, or at least with some direct acknowledgments of the historical injustice suffered by these spaces. and also the ways in which that historical injustice shapes contemporary inequality. the ability to mak

the trick is to grow all of the hair over the top over the other hairs so that it gives it the ned flanders that? >> justin: they were like do you want to wear a mustache o doso i dec t do it. hs, it a hmi 's lac are lt would be funny to have a goiter and you are waking up every morning with the goiter. >> woody: but he literally when we wrapped in about 14 seconds, that mustache was gone. >> stephen: what did you learn about these guys that you did not know before? again, these are the guys who planned -- >> justin: guys who planned the masterminds who planned the break-in. they were also crazy nixon zealots. they thought they had to keep nixon in power to ward off communism in our country, and socialist ideas, and they were the guys that brought their favorite guy down, but with liddy, not so much hunt, but he was sort of the roger stone 1.0. the steve bannon 1.0, he was the guy who was shameless, so even in his life, it just always went up. even when he was convicted went to prison, he just thought he was finally taking a bullet for the president. it was a true patriotic zealot. >> steph

acknowledging the hornet and us being here for memorial day and the lives lost, and the history of flandersar one point we will be doing today, just acknowledging the pilots, flyers, military throughout the world. it means a great deal . >> for sure, thank you so much for spending time with us and talking about what today means but it is also a good reminder for everyone who is watching this morning, to remember what to do today and today is a day to just take some time and remember and honor those lives lost. >> thank you so much justin, especially for being out there and acknowledging that. >>> let's take a live look outside right now over at the bay bridge. all the clouds are starting to break apart and we see the different layers, cumulus, the stratus, it is stunning out there and the marine layer is going to pull back along the coast as we head into this afternoon. and temperatures, just above the bay bridge or near the bay bridge, sitting at 53 in san francisco. and mild start to the morning even in oakland. keep that in mind if you are headed out the door, grab your jacket, especiall

for example, the minister of justice of flanders.ted that all european turks should be deprived of dual citizenship for voting in favor of erdogan. well, on the stock exchange they played against the turkish lira, and for starters, the largest financial companies in britain and the united states literally flooded the information field with forecasts about the impending collapse of the turkish lira after the second round. well, up to twenty percent, and at the same time, the same western players began to borrow this lira on the stock exchange in order to buy foreign currencies with it. of course, these the currencies themselves, as at the moment the scarce goods began to rise in price, the lira became cheaper and this attack was so active that they probably collapsed if the turkish cb did not try to counteract this by selling this very foreign currency and its own reserves in order to balance prices one way or another it succeeded, but at a very serious cost for only one may week of gold, gold and foreign exchange. i'm sorry. turkey's

so it says an experience of colonialism has been one of systematic, constructively, violence, and flanders and brutality. i really liked king charles, i think he's in his place to be king and i think he's going to do a great job. the size of the commonwealth is staggering. moment. 2.6000000000 people, 56 countries around a foot of a wells population. australia, india, parts of africa, calling is once ruled by britain up here to off by canada. the launch is land massive, whole calendar room. 14 of the nations have king. charles is the head of states, but descent is increasing, particularly in the caribbean countries of on tica and bob. utah believes in jamaica mc monarchy demonstrations in the caribbean last year disrupted the shadow for a royal tool by the prince and princess of wales. and this sentiment is growing, these are our jurisdictions in which there are significant appeals for reparations, at least with some direct acknowledgments of the historical injustice suffered by these spaces. and also the ways in which that historical injustice shapes contemporary inequality, the ability t

then oh, and president and ceo of flanders field. christopher pretty with human rights first. catalina gaspar, ceo of no one left behind. mary beth long, former deputy assistant secretary of defense for counter narco terrorism. jeff fani, director of advocacy at no one left behind. thomas cause, up with the 12 await foundation. sergeant eric hate, retired lieutenant colonel earnest nespresso, with aces and eight. without objections to order. i now recognize myself for five minutes of questioning. it's hard even know where to start. but i want to turn to you, mister sergeant fargo's andrews. you described the scene as chaotic. that the state department was not prepared. that they would completely shut down processing every evening and into the morning, leaving you and your colleagues with a nightmare, you called it. could you describe that. >> so, for us obviously the ground forces at abbey gate where -- and it was like this other case as well. but at abbey, helping process between seven of us and our sniper team, we would go down and if we were on the gun, we weren't catching