u. s. where the incoming trump administration wants to get rid of incentives and raise terrorist that could threaten to start a global trade war. that would hurt the entire industries. and that's what people here at the office you are worried about. but meanwhile, they're really focusing on these electric cars. as a palestinian and salem has been short listed at the academy awards in the best international feature category, from ground 0 is showing in cinemas across the us. kristen cindy, me reports the setting is familiar to anyone who watches the news, but these are stories that go beyond the headlines. told by 22 filmmakers living and shooting and the war zone that is guys of a series of short films titled from ground 0. since you start to work with rashid massaro, it himself originally from gaza curated and produced the project. once we started eh, cinema was not the priorities for nobody, but nobody of these people an accomplishment described by american documentarian, michael moore. as a ci

u. s. where. busy incoming trump administration wants to get rid of incentives and raise care of that, who is threatening to start a global trade war that would hurt the entire industries. and that's what people here at the auto show are worried about. but meanwhile, they're really focusing on these electric cars. john, thank you very much for that. that sounds as here as john hendrick reporting the life from the detroit auto shop. the palestinian film has been short listed at the academy awards in the best international feature category from ground 0 is showing and sent him is across the us. christian sonoma has a story from neil. the setting is familiar to anyone who watches the news, but these are stories that go beyond the headlines. told by 22 filmmakers living and shooting, and the war zone that is garza a series of short films titled from ground 0. since you start to work with rashid massaro, it himself originally from gaza curated and produced the project. once we started eh, cinema was no

u. s. where washington has positioned themselves as a relentless mediator working to secure they still have been trying to outpace israel on its own issue. secretary of state blinked and recently claimed that the ball is now in her master's core. the sure in the israel accepted a draft proposed by guitar rejection. and american negotiator is even though problem at a certain and yahoo has office. hasn't confirmed that yet. we also hearing from our own middle is middle is sources that israel will still need to rectify the deal in her mouth accepted a step that hasn't happened yet. the outgoing us administration is racing against the clock with less than a week until trump takes office. but here's the catch, optimistic reports aside, it's still not dot and let's not forget, 15 months of war have resulted in over 46000 palestinian dads the loss of hundreds of his really soldiers in many hostages, died and give to it is hard for 81 now to call this weed or flawed, the mediators, and this is why we see

u. s. where washington has positioned itself as a relentless mediator working to secure they still have been trying to out phase israel on its own issue, secretary of state blank, and we're simply claimed that the ball is now in her mazda is cord. i sure we're in the israel accepted a draft proposed by egyptian guitar. we and the american mediator is even though prime minister and into the whose own office hasn't confirmed base yet. we also hearing from rone middle is sources. the israel is it will still need to ready 5808 . have mass accept says a step that hasn't happened yet. the outgoing us administration is racing against the clock with less than a week until trump takes office. but public frustration is also spilling over onto the incoming trump administration, expect it to be formal pro israel then by bins at a sentence. confirmation hearing for trump speak for defense secretary protest or is interrupted proceedings to voice their anger. sorry in this war, fighting accountability the well,

u. s. capital where carter was lying in states, a smaller invitation only service will take place. his native georgia leader visited from the deepest part of the i went across over now to our correspondence janelle dom allowing she is at the washington national cathedral, the scene of a country bidding farewell to one of its presidents. janelle, just tell us, what are you seeing here? cindy, this is a very, very cold day where america is saying good bye to former president jimmy carter, who of course, lived to be a 100 years old and did so much within that lifetime. now of course, so the mood here is sufficiently somber. now inside, it's been a mix of tributes to the former president, a mix of song and by the likes of military choirs, a military band, the cathedral corps, as well as a tribute from the sons of former president gerald ford and former vice president walter mondale, president joe biden, also giving our eulogy here today. it is widely known that the 2 men had become great friends over jimmy carter's lifetime. now this is an event that marks just start the tail end of ab

u. s. o alert where new jersey when last month, local residents were flooding, social media with clips of mysterious objects lighting up the night sky, or just pacing back and forth feeling very slow. we seem to also like follow each other. they go in the same direction. former whitehouse national security communications advisor, take it away using very sophisticated electronic detection. technology is provided by federal authorities. we have not been able to and neither state for local law enforcement authorities corroborate any of the reported visual sightings by the way the transcript of that briefing has been deleted. but that's right. at one point, the white house did admit the f. b. i was stumped by glowing drones over new jersey, someone else who was baffled at the time. but did say however, that the people in charge of the country must know everything about the mysteries. objects was donald trump, the government knows what is happening to our military nose and our, our president knows. and for some reason they want to keep people in suspense for something strange is going on. well, this is n

monday to visit the victims of wednesdays, car running attack memorials have been setup at the scene where u. s. army veteran ships of danger bar drove a truck into a group of new year revelers killing 14 people. jabard was killed during the attack . the f. b. i says he was inspired by i sold for emergency shelters, and mexico are bracing for a potential influx of citizens had of donald trump's and on your ration later this month, us presidential act has promised to deport on. documented migrants on mass starting from day one of his administration. mexican border cities tend to bear the brunt of that policy. julia totally on no reports from tijuana displays from their homes by growing violence. hundreds of mexican families spent the holidays in shelters along the us. mexico border, waiting and hoping for a chance to claim asylum in the us before donald trump takes office on january 20th . 21 year old michelle was 8 months pregnant when her husband was gone down outside the family business after refusing to pay it stores into organized crime. stories like hers were common here by as well in my n

u. s. u, i'm genocide here in this region where we back on monday with woman trump white house communications director, entities carlucci until then even got to i will i social media results. that's a new country and had to have channel the tv on rumble dot com to let you know that besides i'm going underground. see monday the the the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome across the board. horns were all things are considered on peter lavelle who would have thought greenwood would be close to the top of the trump foreign policy agenda, summer, calling it the new imperialism with a copy. this includes looting america's allies. also, what is behind the laws must war on europe. to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, george samuel l. e. in budapest, he's a pod cast or in the guy go, which be found on youtube and locals and assemble. we have that a serial amount of skills and historian and political commentator by gentlemen cross that goes in effect. that means you can jump any time you want and i always appreciate it. all right, let's.

where i met the british company and the people that work for them. but then also discovered that in the same building for the ministry, the u. s. military is a terrifying day that they were more minute u. s. military intelligence. and um, building one was where the general per exit from. so we were filed the list of things going on and it kind of threw a few thoughts into my head to buy floor we actually do most and well is one of the very few who can to expose how the world's attitudes towards what's happening in the middle east were shaped under strength, us political and military control. the guys i worked with me and my small team, the intelligence officers, and we all kind of a mountain nation and work together. and then it would go from us after they've been signed off. what we've done, it would go to whoever was the general on site at time and go to him and then it would go directly to change. and then once you get, you know, as you're probably aware when she get to the general, there aren't many people higher than that. um, so just don't see. i see me with cecilia. i never went to the white house. i was told. so it's a

u. s. has now provided is where i would move an $18000000000.00 ministry, ace, as long calls have become an official, has this in washington dc. this is likely to be the last shipment of the biden administration approved for members of only got 14 days left. it still has to be given the all clear by the congress, but that's something light with get blocked because you would need a 2 thirds majority in both houses to stop it. and of course we've already had from the speaker, mike johnson, who said the, one of his top priorities is making sure that america's friend and ally, israel, it has all the support that it needs from the united states. and remember, this was the weapons that are being bought and essentially being paid for by an american aids to israel. so essentially these really so just handing the money, but it could take some time to get all the weapons in this don't would expect him to see heavy artillery and also may add what give them the bill instead of being used by aircraft. and you'll have to go back to me last year when joe biden said that he wasn't going to supply heavy bon

u. s. takes control of greenland, where it already has military bases by one way or another that's that's, that's pretty what mark, let me, let me ask you real quick because these are like, easy wins is, is this part of the calculus? maybe? you know, the, i got the panama, i got it. and what about the middle east? well, what about you? what about china? well ok i, that's the way i kind of look at it or a gentleman. we'd probably run out of time. i want to take my guess in budapest and the most kind of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us either r t c. and next time, remember across stuff was the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion. by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground? can the the do i mean like yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, so well.

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u. s. takes control of greenland where it already has military bases by one way or another that's that's, that's pretty much mark. let me, let me ask you real quick because these are like easy wins. is it? is this part of the calculus movie? and i think i got the panama, i got it. and what about the middle east? well, what about you? what about china? well, okay i, that's the way i kind of look at it or a gentleman, we'd probably run out of time. i want to thank my guess in budapest and the most kind of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us, your r t c. and next time, remember across the rules, the, the more true personalities been, the decision you must always displayed on the, on the 2nd, but totally out of me. and you have them done by the most value of what we have done was get a new role. but she really is, you know, the thought of this, you must see, i will have to read it. but the g a little guy know, are you the other day, you know, to go and even throw both of them. good police, the back on the subsidies, the guys that the sheet of going to get that it was saying was when

u. s. takes control of greenland, where it already has military bases by one way or another that's that's, that's pretty much mark. let me, let me ask you real quick because, um, um these are like, easy wins is it? is this part of the calculus movie? and i think i got the panama, i got it. and what about the middle east? well, what about you? what about china? well, okay i, that's the way i kind of look at it or a gentleman, we'd probably run out of time. i want to take my guess in budapest, animals kind of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us the you're already seeing next time. remember, across the rules, the specifics, here's the thing is not a suspicious display as an extra really well. what is the vice of which of the junior couples and shows the more intense this to the machine you want to? well, can you pick what i chose? prestone could just tell him, but i'm going to the office and it was me that it was set up for the to to come out. are still doing, spoke with the deal with just the dark system. so she'll probably, in, is going over with the, the take a fresh look a

u. s. takes control of greenland, where it already has military bases by one way or another that's that's, that's pretty what mark, let me, let me ask you real quick because, um, um these are like, easy wins is. this is this part of the calculus letting you know that i got the panama, i got it. and what about the middle east? well, what about you? what about china? well, okay i, that's the way i kind of look at it or a gentleman, we'd probably run out of time. i want to take my guess in budapest and most kind of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us c a r t c. and next time, remember across doc was the who, what else? they just don't have to shape out and engagement because the trail when so many find themselves will support we choose to look so common ground the the the the, the the the, we also hear his statement about the need to do everything to prevent a 3rd world war, of course, if we welcome this attitude rather than later congratulate so donald trump on is often coming from you, turn it off, but it's this ability to emphasize is loved to do it even dialogue through zi

u. s. foreign policy. what will america 1st mean for the world? some hope donald trump will succeed, where his predecessor fails to find lasting peace in ukraine and the middle east. by translators, comments about annex and greenland and canada have cast down on the united states for liability as an allied. what's behind the trunk of parents, expansionist ambitions? today we'll look at whether foreign policy under trump court mean a new era of land, or perhaps by the most powerful the hello and welcome to to the points. i'm clear. richardson in berlin, and i'm thrilled to introduce our panels today. we have thorsten banner, the co founder and director of the global public policy institute in berlin, moore. it's got me on a foreign correspondent for the german weekly magazine sch down and american journalist melinda cray. and that you probably know her as a regular face here onto the warm welcome at tea. well 1st and let's get started with you is a trump presidency, potentially a turning point in the way we see the united states on the world stage? i think it is, and i think now we can be s

u. s. virgin islands, what became known as the useful tonight, and that's where the actually got the rights to greenland from the us. but if you look at the history after the 2nd world war, where the former soviet union actually was one of the champions for the deacon legislation process. what happened in green and ended up actually not becoming a decal, nice engine process. but we were kind of annexed into the biggest kingdom, 1953. so of, i think when you look back at what has happened, i can understand why. uh, president trump that that time sort agreement was for sale. but on the other hand, i think it's also signed the whole, the search we're getting from the spanish government with regards to the independence. but if you do that, we will cut all sizes where you won't get any of the konami support from us over the rhetoric from the danish government with this regard has always been, uh, let's say very right now we're getting collaboration tools, but i think that's only because of uh, president trump statements, and trump has also reportedly refused to roll out a military option. and wh

>> he then celebrated by hitting the casino floor, where gamblers chanted u-s-a as he walked throughhis way to florida aboard air force one, president trump spoke to the press about what's to come. he said he will soon talk with russian president vladimir putin about the war in ukraine. he touched on the future of tiktok and will decide in roughly 30 days on who will buy the app, adding oracle is not in the running. he also said he's hoping jordan and egypt will take more palestinians from the gaza strip, and defended the firing of 17 inspectors general late friday night. >> some people thought that some were unfair or some were not doing the job, and it's a very standard thing to do, very much like the us attorneys. >> and when asked if he had time for a round of golf today, he said no. too busy. not surprised, he told reporters he's already planning his first international trip to either saudi arabia or the uk. in doral, florida, i'm dana marie mcnicol, fox news. >> when president trump's executive orders that was signed on his first day in office was ending birthright citizenship.

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conflicts are they have been speculation that mr. bag has close ties with these where the intel service most side and the u. s. c. i a, a john, liz wrote, but like i said that the bbc's bye as the reporting on the war. and guys, that is obvious to anyone who follows the news agency to be sent, hear anything from leaks that have come out from the bbc, anyone that knows people that work inside the bbc of intense bias in favor of israel during the entire to you at the war and gaza, we've got to take note that this has been ongoing for nearly 16 months now. and the b, b. c has publish reports, for instance, justifying way israel. my may strike civilian targets such as hospitals and schools and around these areas because of course, a repeats the claims without properly challenging them. all the israel claimed that there were military targets, they're just off the language. they also employed as well. and it has been pointed throughout the war to describe a palestinian gets is evidence. also they run with the uh, the description of the cause of health ministry that are to have mass run health ministry, which is the

administration, i think you're going to see essentially a repeat of where there's frankly a lot more talk. then there is action because the u. s. ability to make inroads, and some of these fields is rather limited and heavily dependent upon the u. s. private sector. the u. s. cannot us government cannot dictate with the private sector does if it doesn't want to invest in africa, it won't, no matter what the us government says. so there's a great desire to increase for an investment in africa from the united states. and we would all like to see that, but you can only do so much with ad when the private sector makes the decision. what about the towers? trump, we know has threatened this 60 percent export tariff on chinese goods. and we just saw in that report by nicholas hack the chinese goods. there are, there are chinese owned factories in africa that make goods that then go to the us . could they be impacted? could they be caught in the middle of this? conceivably, they could 1st off, we don't know whether we're going to have 60 percent tariffs or not my my guess is and will not be that high. but there will probably be an inc

u. s. foreign policy cover all bases? and i think that will be the fundamental question, where is a focus will be and i think that countries like russia, china, iran, most korea, and also countries like i've gotten to spend, which is slowly coming on the board will be watching very closely in order to align their foreign policies and 2 forms of strategic partnerships because they are perceiving that the united states and united states has your money to be in decline . they approve receiving the need to military capabilities to be in the client's specifically after what has happened in ukraine was the supply of weapons and testing different weapon systems and ukraine, which were made um in the use list by russian system. so electrons warfare, for instance. so i think that we have to be careful coming to quick conclusions in terms of wherever the american policy will lead. because i think it is too early. we're seeing early symptoms of where it is going. and of course, we also have the syria was a huge question mark, what is going to happen in syria and it will be unimportant, geostrategic play or in the region. and i think

other big ally, south korea is weekend and it comes at a time where the big asian competitor china is getting stronger every day. so the u . s. needs allies and i see this as a little bit of a test for trumps. as a lation of strategies, america 1st strategy. we will see if this can even work out. you can not just simply dictate human latch on the policy for others to to abide by. so i guess even with 2 or 3 weeks ago before he's even in office, we see a little bit of a stress test to you for, for trumps america. first policy was thank you very much, let us concert from our business desk about candidates justin true to has announced he will resign as prime minister and as had a book liberal party and canada. true though, said that the party in fighting had made it clear that he couldn't leave the liberals into the upcoming election. he said he would stay on as prime minister until the party decided on his replacement. even the elements went on just intruders side. as he came out to him now his resignation, i intend to resign as party leader as prime minister after the party selects it's next leader to a robust, nationwide com

administration, i think you're going to see essentially a repeat of where there's frankly a lot more talk. then there is action because the u. s. ability to make inroads, and some of these fields is rather limited and heavily dependent upon the u. s. private sector. the u. s. cannot the us government cannot dictate with the private sector does. if it doesn't want to invest in africa, it won't matter what the us government says. so there's a great desire to increase for an investment in africa from the united states. and we would all like to see that. but you kind of.

oil is traded on international markets where prices move according to supply demand and your politics. if the u. s. pumps meet oil, the price per barrel could full meaning cheaper gas for consumers. but opec nations can offset that by limiting their own production. keeping global prices stable, whether they will remains to be seen trumps energy plans have good environmental activists who will likely challenges policies via the courts in the years to come. just as they did in his 1st to meet you met bank of al jazeera for counting. the cost at hers is an energy economist electra at the university of houston. he joins us now from houston. so trump has declared an energy emergency. what do you make of that, ed? is it more to do with politics of money, or is that genuinely intimate and an energy emergency of us? there's, there's no emergency i checked, it really has to do with politics. and the fact that president trump promised the voters that he would lower the price of gasoline to a $1.87, a gallon. and that he would lower the cost of electric tricity, which has been going up across the united stat

this is different in northern mexico, where the average in monterey should be 22 by day and 10 by night, the average by day 97. this is a really code i flew from the u. s, which will carry on generate some big generals in places, but principally, it's just called the. now there is a co back into southern texas where it's not quite as cold, but from most places we look at single figures sometimes below freezing single because unfortunately, the invasion of code is what's causing the santa ana winds in southern california and also have a fine otherwise, it is winter bringing snow the exam and the, the impact of today's headlines. no 4 in power liberated the syrians. and this is, syrians has to determine how the future looks like setting of gender for tomorrow's discussions. if you all people from across the world can collaborate, why can't our world leaders international filmmakers and world class journalists bring programs to enforce and inspire too many to justin pratt and much is it, it should be on the agenda. barnowski sierra the limits to have a dream contained to study in your own adventure, now counter and wayne the . ready the and welcome to, i'

u. s. cube, a trade in economic council. much appreciate your time sir. thank you, and i was where we leave the news run up for now. i'll see you again in 30 minutes with more and i'm busy news day. this is 247 or 2 to the the my fellow americans. today our armed forces joined our nato allies in air strikes against the serbian forces the success or try what could you leave it to see that your son seen people pass and see my you over to some other fields that on that i do the deal do they have no need to send that to me pretty much similar to to toothpaste. i most know what i'm doing today. us the, the quote so that plan the total distance are going to do they mean, i know, well, it's going to, you know, in light of your neck and connected by the middle of the waste green. any way in any way that know the made it that way. it will not easily issue to give back this thing with that the under the surgery, they've got sent to an app before they made it up on the so doing the counter valid really because some of the for the, for obviously some of the things were still covering for the s

u. s. foreign policy. well, well, america 1st mean for the girls. some hope donald trump will succeed where his predecessor fails to find lasting peace in ukraine and the middle east. by translators, comments about annex and greenland, and canada. i have cast down on the united states for liability as an allied. what's behind the trunk of parents, expansionist ambitions? today we'll look at whether foreign policy under trump quotes mean a new era of land perhaps by the most powerful the.

u. s. as in, again, this is the soren decision, the fuselage confirming and the garbage on where the food generals 3000000 signed the documents, english. and as soon as it is negotiated, once the aspiration of brussels and washington that is with them to prove that were to decide who the whole thing use, the key for solution justifies itself. because there's one more time. what was that service? they wanted to show that they are the most results everywhere. there are some pro verbs in russian to describe the situation. this sort of thing because yes, because adults renewing your friends. thank you very much for your this program. offer to make you to it or that is can i ask the question on when you can fit me? i imagine pretty high will start with all the say control program because that is just a lot ro, thank you very much. you can use that for hold on with the hosting with him the organization for the, for him on like overseas. yeah. so it should just not only took place with success november. he's never been taking glass at that. we declared that we have set top for all the international, the

where to shop. about 11000000 undocumented immigrants live and work in the u. s . economies safety, putting all of them would devastate the economy. and the mayor of macallan, texas, a republican agrees because a lot of times you have people that come illegally, but they are now very good, productive residents of the united states. are you advocating that someone like that stays? definitely. terms mass deportations also face major funding hurdles, leaving on a sophia, hopefully they won't happen. is a very, very big fear battle. i hope he's so incompetent where he can't go through or whatever he sees a are people say he's like a 2 hour. he just marks that doesn't bite. and that's it is those sort of thing for now. mother and daughter say they'll carry on as normal on a. sofia is studying journalism and college and be a priest says she's proud of her daughter. they hope to continue living there. american dream together. heidi joe castro out a 0. alamo texas. back to our panel a jeff you said earlier, some of what donald trump assigned executive orders yesterday is

u. s. foreign policy. what will america 1st mean for the girls? some hope donald trump will succeed where his predecessor fails to find the lasting piece in ukraine and the middle east. by translators, comments about annex and greenland and canada. i've cast down on the united states reliability as an allied. what's behind the trunk of parents, expansionist ambitions? today we'll look at whether foreign policy under trump quotes mean a new era of land grabs by the most powerful the.

u. s. needs indigo. she kind of a new and talk with, with russian artist the daytime and taught where the us and russia, because strategic partners to support the peace and stability throughout the world . but especially in europe. and we can do that by reading to, uh, you know, have the war on drugs. so russia, pulling back all us troops, 20000 us troops from eastern europe withdrawing all of our nuclear weapons from, from europe, with some reciprocal reciprocal concessions on the russian side. and then restoring full diplomatic and traits last week we should have a free trade treaty with, with russia. we should have, you know, totally engagement. we should, we should give them a sphere of influence. and you know, all the former soviet republics except for the baltic states and the mature they can give us your thoughts in, in western uh, the western hemisphere. but uh, i think uh, the advantages of hope here is the community is a champion apiece. uh president trump is a chair going to be is these pick some, some new cause? some very good want to america 1st service, but also some neo cons that don't wa

we're talking to the landscape where we're going to be talking with president important very soon i and although the u. s. has positioned itself as ukraine's biggest advocates. those ties might just be challenged by the full year expiration date oh below. office policies seem to have just how dependable is washington ortiz? don't on puerto explorers. one day in office and trumps, already cleaning house, repealing biden's, executive orders one by one. direct your economy. i will assign day one orders to end all bide. restrictions on energy production terminate is insane. electric vehicle mandate 10. so is that your gas search board van reopen and why it will as go the big is site potentially anywhere in the world declared that 0 energy emerges. sounds a lot like trumps 1st term when he reversed brock obama's decision and took the us out of the paris climate agreement. data binding came along and reversed it right back. we're going to reverse trump's role backs of a 100 public health and environmental rules, and then for job path to greater ambition. we're going to get back into the parents' agreement, bac

u. s. is public enemy number one had been hiding in neighboring pakistan on the rock. obama had been waiting for this moment since he 1st became president, where we have turned a corner where we can begin to bring back some of our troops. the . we had 800000 american troops and we had $40000.00 additional nato alliance troops. and this is the telling point. it was costing america during those 3rd years. a $120000000000.00 a year, the per year, the doc obama since a 3 year deadline. so withdrawal, so that it wouldn't look like a defeat front was among the 1st of the allied nations to pull its troops out of active combat. yep, i. e, she couldn't do it because oh, somebody knew real good or false christ. oh no good. you still do you feel about us it, let's go to the pretty, the easiest way to do that. let's see. since your motor need, he can't go to this and you wants to put a a good. and he also has a lot of it is all settings to do. you have a digital video show the only possible i suppose up assume we're offer some of these a new idea of it. so you know what penny it was, have a, can you open the door to the best of all and of getting you stil

where he wanted to go. so expect deal making to deal breaking down those really were seismic changes in u. s. foreign policy as worth saying that most americans who did vote for trump, they were looking at domestic issues as the biggest factors in their decisions. but the rest of the world is going to be watching his foreign policy with a great interest. and in that regard, donald trump has already caused a stir. so there is no overlooking this guest. don't junior. donald trump's eldest son recently made what he called a personal trip to greenland. once a danish colony, greenland is now a self governing territory of denmark. the island is strategically important and rich and natural resources. could it soon be american territory? this is exactly what the president elect announced during his son's visit. people really don't even know if denmark has any legal rights to it, but if they do, they should give it up because we need it for national security. that's for the free world. when oscar trump didn't completely rule out the use of military force to achieve his jew political goals, he has als

there off and off. bonnie was speaking in damascus, where he met the new syrian leader of charlotte to discuss the country's political transition. but u. s. government doesn't impose sanctions on saddam's need to general abdel for to i would put her on the army chief has been fighting a to be a civil war controllers to then the move comes of we come to the us, impose sanctions on board of his opponents and the conflict mama to hunt them. the gallow for the honda served us the downs lead us in 2021. when he came to power that cuz for a minute, 2 years after it began, the conflict in saddam has killed tens of thousands of people and driven millions from their homes. more than 840000 up, let them they bring south for them to you and says over a 120000 of cost a lot since november alone come from. so it has been to south of down for the town of rank to hear some of the stories. the 2 transit senses in rank have no space to accommodate more displays. people focus it on the as opposed to host a few 1000 for a short while. now, 16000 are comp here. your arrivals are coming to these a my uses and have family fled from the 0 states with fighting