but it is a inaptly of far-left groups. think it is difficult to count -- a panoply of far-left groups. i think it is difficult to count them because pretty much the only way you can do it is to say do you identify as antifa or not? is not like there is a place online. >> you did interview some antifa adherents for your peace. how did you find them? jillian: i will back up a little bit. this is not a new movement. if you are in antifa. this is a movement that has been around since the 1980's and came up out of punk. there are a couple of scholars who have been studying them for quite some time. i have reached out to them, including one of them who has self identified as antifa. this is back in 2017. when we were started to see a lot of clashes between antifa adherents and groups like the patriot player in seattle, in berkeley, in portland, clashing in the streets. the other thing is because this isn't a group with a hierarchy or a leader a lot of the , organization is done spontaneously, and through twitter. so as a movement

some of us find it more comfortable to talk and a group. you are aware that a negro family moved into 11? >> yes, i heard about it. >> what was your reaction? >> dynamite. dynamite. >> would have you done about it? >> i guess we just discussed it. >> how do you feel about the minors moving in? >> i am definitely against. it >> before coming to levittown, did you have any contact with negro? >> i came from a small town, we do not have any color people. at that time, i had no feelings either way. while we were head waiting for a houses to be built. it was my first contact with them, going through colored sections to work. i was very happy i was moving into an all white community. >> have you ever discussed the myers at home with your children? >> never before in our house was anything mentioned, pro or con about colored people, because i feel like they have to be in concert -- contact with them to a certain extent, and why should they be prejudice? but since they have moved here, they have heard remarks and i am afraid that they are going to d

how threatening is a group like the proud boys? > i think the proud boys, again, similarly to the oath keepers and other groups includes a substantial number of members who have military experience, who have security experience, who are former law enforcement. and we've seen that many of those people who are indicted or were basically are facing lawsuits are people that have -- >>> and live now to president joe biden. >> and i think they represent a significant threat. i will also say that, again, i'm less concerned about what will happen next week in d.c. i'm more concerned really about these isolated cells and individuals all over the country that feel the urge really do something as a result of their perception that, you know, the system is really corrupt, that they are under siege, that they are really they are facing really a steal of election. they truly believe in that. that's the one thing people understand. these individuals really feel their nation is under threat. they really feel that their rights are being violated, and

protesters from a group called shut down d.c. railed against hawley's plan to object to election results going on his por and using megaphones. >> shame on josh hawley. lisa: on twitter, the republican said he would not be intimidated by threats, vandalism and "leftwing violence". he is part of a group of dozens of house and senate republicans plan to challenge the results tomorrow over unproven allegations of fraud largely fueled by president trump. in dalton, georgia last night he campaigned for the two republican senate candidates and, more often, for overturning the election. >> that was a rigged election, but we are still fighting it. lisa: h he pinne and pressure on his vice president. he explained on twitter that he reject fraudulently chosenr electors." in reality though, while the vice president will preside at

overniutght,de senator josh hawley's home in virginia, protesters from a group called shutdown d.c. railed against hawley's plan to object to election results, going on his porch and using megaphones. >> shame on essh hawley. >>jardins: on twitter, hawley said he would not be intimidated by threats, vandalism and "left-wing violence." a group of dozens of house and senate republicans plan to challenge the results tomorrow over uron allegations of fraud largely fueled by presidp.ent tr in dalton, georgia last night he campa republican senate candidates, and more often, for overturning the election. >> this was a rigged election, but we're still fight.s >> djardins: mr. trump pinned pressure, on his vice president. >> and i hope mike pence comes through fous, i have to tell you. >> desjardins: mr. trump explained on twitter that he thinks pence has "thjepower to t fraudulently chosen electors." in reality, while the vice

a radical group the fbi is watching closely, a group all too familiar in the bay area. new details on the johnson & johnson vaccine, as california struggles to get shots into people's arms. the third hour of "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> good thursday morning. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia. before we get to news, weather and traffic, let's talk about the powerball, $2.7 million ticket was sold in san jose. now this wasn't the big one, but this is someone who got five of the numbers. this is a live look at paul's market in japan town where that coveted ticket was sold. that market the owners of it, they get about 90s,000 just for selling it. hopefully maybe the winner will come forward. we'll have more on that in just a little bit. lotto fever making us feel pretty warm out there. a lot of people about been playing but it keeps rolling over. >> yeah. we still have a chance at the mega millions too as well, so to hit the big one. let's get a look at what's going on with our weather this morning. it's been so foggy in parts of the north bay. visibility d

it's unusual that such a relatively small group of people scattered over such a large area kept coming back to places that were far less spectacular than the cliffs of jersey. in southern france excavation work continues that grow to mondragon a cave like structure on the roan river that served. does a neanderthal shelter. ludovick slee monk is the project leader he says that the evidence they found here indicates that this was an important stop on many neanderthal migrations. like auckland faces to know north towards a stroll river which he deposited sediments in the cave over thousands of years humans 1st arrived here 120000 years ago we recovered items from the cave that date back 80000 years and it's a marvelous archaeological record as a tory that covers the period from the 1st settlement to the extinction of the neanderthals 42000 years ago yes and it's the only one of its kind in the world economy and. in these layers of sediment slee mack and his team have found a lot of evidence showing that neanderthals lived here. they stayed only briefly sometimes just a few days but they a

luckily he survived, cal fire says if a group of four girlfriends had not been there, this would have been a very different outcome. now back in caster valley, the four childhood friends, recent 2020 grand lauren, jaqueline, sarah and maria, all 18, are glad they've always stuck together. >> we've been swimming together since we were 6 years old, we've just been inseparable ever since. on june 10 the friends went up to the falls for the day, from the shore, they watched a group of young men climb to the edge of a 70-foot cliff. >> when he was getting ready to jump we were all yelling from the bottom saying, no, don't jump, don't do it. but one man identifying only as a former football player, took the leap. >> he kind of landed in a u- shape thing, so he hit his head like just smack on the water, knocked himself out. when he hit the water, he went under and didn't surface. >> i jumped off the rocks where we were hanging out, i was like, come on, let's go, that's when jaqueline followed me, and two of his other friends jumped in, they hung back to call 911, to stay out of the way, you

it's unusual that such a relatively small group of people scattered over such a large area kept coming back to places that were far less spectacular than the clips of jersey. in southern france excavation work continues that groat. a cave like structure on the roman river that served as a neanderthal shelter. into a big silly muck is the project leader he says that the evidence they've. found here indicates that this was an important stall on many neanderthal migrations. but god willing to hand all faces to no north towards a stroll river which he deposited sediments in the cave over thousands of years humans 1st arrived here 120000 years ago we recovered items from the cave that date back 80000 years and it's a marvelous archaeological record as a tory that covers the period from the 1st settlement to the extinction of the neanderthals 42000 years ago yes and it's the only one of its kind in the world economy and. in these layers of sediment slee mack and his team have found a lot of evidence showing that neanderthals lived here. they stayed only briefly sometimes just a few days but

it's unusual that such a relatively small group of people scattered over such a large area kept coming back to places that were far less spectacular than the cliffs of jersey. in southern france excavation work continues that grow to mondragón a cave like structure on the roman river that served as a neanderthal shell. so. you do if he is the project leader he says that the evidence they found here indicates that this was an important stop on many neanderthal migrations. the good old heartland all faces to know north towards i stroll river which deposited sediments in the cave over thousands of years humans 1st arrived here 120000 years ago we recovered items from the caves that date back 80000 years it's a marvelous archaeological record as a tory that covers the period from the 1st settlement to the extinction of the neanderthals 42000 years ago yes and it's the only one of its kind in the world economy and. in these layers of sediment slee mack and his team have found a lot of evidence showing that neanderthals lived here. they stayed only briefly sometimes just a few days but they

refuses to reverse its decision to label yemen's houthi these as a terrorist group despite a warning it will be a death sentence for yemenis. counting votes in uganda's general election the incumbent president is seeking a 6th in his main libel is a musician turned politician. the health system in the brazilian state of ominous is at the point of collapse because of a surge in corona virus infections hospitals in the city of manasseh running out of beds and there are reports of patients dying because there isn't enough oxygen to treat them doctors and nurses of food messages on social media pleading for more supplies researchers fear a new variant of the virus originally detected in the now us is more contagious it's prompted the u.k. to ban travel from every country in south america as well as portugal because of its strong links with brazil several other governments are introducing tighter restrictions to try to stop the spread of the virus lebanon's announced an 11 day round the clock curfew after a dramatic surge in cases while france has extended its nighttime stay at home order

a. terrorist group these in the during the previous remarks have also said that the. ongoing war has led to the to a great impact on these yemenis civilians especially that the the death toll from the war has reached 700000 people and with this many observateur believe that this would for the worse in the humanitarian situation in the war torn country especially as according to the united nations over 1880 percent of the country's population now. are under the poverty line or have been. imposed to the brink of farmer so the many hope that the upcoming administration world with bringing 'd warring sides to back to the negotiating table to resolve their differences peacefully as any step by the world washington to describe such a group as a terrorist group would father impact the many civilians who have been living for nearly 6 years and this war. is in sanaa with that update thank you we had to test run out also jabari i mentioned that these are backed by iran so you would suspect with the u.s. involved it's as much a move against iran as it is hurting themselves. certa

happy for my friend that my father is a standing in front of such of the groups because they made it they made it to start a war in the middle east and they use it to start hurting people and taking their houses their jobs their money their countries of course they are not happy for my father is a standing in front of them under strained them everywhere. you know this that i know also recording that. giuliana psalms the founder of wiki list he exposed the e-mail. that jack solon was telling hillary clinton on. that al qaida is in our side in syria ok that's scene that's shows this man is still in the present why because he exposed them and he said for everyone that such a group of terrorists that are killing people in assen people in the middle east. america made them and they are like toys for them the life of people and a sin people are like toys for them they attacked everyone everywhere and of course they are not happy that my father is standing in front of them on every plan they are making in metal east my father destroy it and he changed escaping he was the winner of this game

loosened up a coupe they lived together in small groups and reproduced amongst themselves as well and that could cause a genetic problems by healthy gene pool needs constant imports and exports of material too so for example on the show i might exchange my sister for someone else's. toward us this would help to enhance the group's genetic continuity unity killer so he had it up on exult depicts a good side when at a typical gathering place it was like this on the lab. the various groups met there over tens of thousands of years that you feel for the specific purpose of population exchange should your does in them you don't they will sit on top of the tree. the survival of the tribe was essential that's also why groups of neanderthals meant often to hunt to migrate. wild animals . we found evidence that certain objects were transported from far away in a completely different direction for example the plants that came from 300 kilometers. or 300 kilometers west or 150 kilometers farther north it's not possible that one group would cover such a large area and its annual migration. that's

called joe biden is not my president about a month ago that group reached 2000000 members within 2 weeks and we had a very strict policy of no hate no violent content the group was pretty much just from supporters posting selfies and people posting funny memes well they deleted that group with no reason so we made the patriots against joe biden group and within a few days and we made the patriots against joe biden group after the capitol riots several days after and we had a strict clause in the about section of the group this group is about peace we reject all violence anyone is welcome for a civil debate they still say it was extreme they shut down the group and they banned me from facebook permanently as well as the members of my team on the school . your website the skate past a lot of coverage on the group that facebook's also drops patrons against joe biden listing problems with content that is hateful thoughts name go up thing again what was being said that which led to the fun. again we didn't see anything that was threatening or obscene we had a very strict policy you know most

in 29 doing a much pause for concern does not give you. well i think those kind of groups should be taken to mean that the constitution ited states for example the 1st amendment does not protect speech that incites imminent violence that is absolutely not protected speech but that's a different thing than taking down those groups and taking out an entire app on the basis of these groups and then there's so much double standard here i mean there's 5 months that is constantly paraded around twitter and facebook these apps these platforms that are notorious for left wing threats and for inciting violence and for we're going to ising. and other groups black lives matter which undertook a man month rampage across the country and actually committed real world violence and yet nothing was done with them so this is late in apocryphally a double standard and it's really about consolidating media control and the ends of the you know party system lauren we did see in years gone by big tech attempt to fight back trying keep themselves independent it appears that was a road a little bi

a group of republican senators plan to reject the electoral college results. they're demanding that a commission be appointed to do an emergency ten-day audit in so-called disputed states. congress will count the electoral college votes on wednesday. this last-ditch challenge is being led by texas senator ted cruz. they say they are trying to restore faith in the democratic process. it will not change the outcome of the election though, president-elect joe biden is set to be inaugurated on january 20th. >>> vandals hit a second congress member's home with graffiti. the words "where is my money" were spray painted on mitch mcconnell's door. other expletives were written on his home in kentucky. it happened this morning. that graffiti presumably a reference to mcconnell blocking the delivery of a $2,000 relief check. he released a statement saying vand lich a vandalism and the politics of fear have no place in our democracy. vandals hit nancy pelosi's home. it apparently referenced lawmakers' failure to address the $2,000 checks. a special investigation unit is t

0ur sacrifice it to appease a terrorist group? offer them a chance of becoming mainstream and leave violence, but we are not, providing an easy terms as the us negotiators have offered them, no. so you think the us has— offered them, no. so you think the us has made _ offered them, no. so you think the us has made a _ offered them, no. so you think the us has made a mistake - offered them, no. so you think the us has made a mistake by| the us has made a mistake by the us has made a mistake by the taliban? i the us has made a mistake by the taliban?— the taliban? i think the massive _ the taliban? i think the massive concessions i the taliban? i think the i massive concessions given the taliban? i think the - massive concessions given to them was a mistake. the us delegation came to us, they swore to every holy scripture that if you release these 5000 people, based on these assurances, they will be no violence, but the taliban in order to protect their prestige with their fighters, they will not announce it force up we told them at

the muslim brotherhood a group long banned here which is by far the biggest underground organization in egypt says it joined the protest. the muslim brotherhood was there with us but they were planning something else and with a lot of it and. a bar called the army when all murder vehicles rolled into cairo they seemed to take no action against the demonstrators. where with this chant that the army and the people were united gave hope to a lot of people no thank. you how many sigma president hosni mubarak has decided to step down as president for egypt and to the side of the forces who will leave the nation was. in there and enough in them and everyone workers farmers and people from all classes and women were part of this. they were welcoming. and of course in that moment when thinking about what was coming. i mean. even before the revolution my friends and i used to demonstrate at the university. was. sometimes students looked at us as if we were crazy they made fun of us and left. at one point i took a microphone and yelled what are you waiting for stand up for your life. and then i

a group. is the. least the world will to shift my ground. robert perry is a long time investigative journalist based in washington d.c. best known for his major disclosures about the iran contra scandal in the 1980 s. he is the founder of consortium news where he is. reported extensively on the crisis in ukraine and the forces behind the unrest and in geo is a non-governmental organization how many n.g.o.s are quite legitimate they represent good causes that maybe they help people in a country the door deal with water problems or deal with various kinds of social problems but there are some n.g.o.s that have become funded by government entities and serve more the purpose of that government rather than trying to serve the people that they are sensibly working for one thing we saw in the 1980 s. at that point the central intelligence agency had been largely discredited because of the scandals that had been exposed in the 1970 s. but that being here is the cia has secretly financed its overseas activities of the national student association but

president donald trump is facing the possibility of an unprecedented 2nd impeachment a group of democrats have drafted formal charges of misconduct to be presented next week that's after a mob of trump supporters encouraged by the president stormed the u.s. capitol building on wednesday president elect joe biden refuses to say whether he'll back such a move and that it's up to congress to decide he says his job is to fix the economy and tackle the pandemic. he is not fit to serve he is not fit to serve he's one of the most incompetent presidents in the history of the united states of america and so the idea that i think he should be out of office yesterday is not the issue the question is what happens with 14 days left to go or 30 days left to go so i think it's important to get on with the business get him out of office the quickest way that that will happen is a species sworn in 20 years what action happens before or after that is a judgment for the congress to make obeid and has also commented on donald trump's decision not to attend his inauguration saying it was a good decision and o

now in the netherlands the court of appeals has ordered oil giant shell to pay compensation to a group of nigerian farmers they accuse the company of destroying their fishing villages as a result of $3.00 oil spills it's the 1st time a dutch company has been held liable for actions by its foreign subsidiary a head injury says been following proceedings from a bridge or. this is not the only case in court either in the netherlands only in the u.k. where hundreds of people have queued up to show for contaminating the niger delta i spoke to an actor is a short while ago he said this is just the beginning and a lot of analysts also believe that it will open the floodgates into so many late edition's against all producing company production companies that have been operating in nigeria some of these cases have been there for a very long time and they were unsuccessful similar communities and successful to try to quote i show in nigerian courts for example in this particular case today in the netherlands 2 of the people who filed that case have died have already died but again activists are

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migrants trying to reach the united states they were traveling in a so-called caravan consisting of a large group for safety john home and reports. the moment guatemalan police broke up a caravan of thousands of people from honduras. who were trying to get to the u.s. but they hadn't made it for just about to turn 50 kilometers into guatemala the 1st country in the room. the security forces stopped them on saturday saying they needed coded tests and papers to pass since then they've been camped out on the highway well a huge traffic jam build up behind them. now the lorries are running again but the . problems of these people remain unresolved honduras is one of the poorest most violent countries in latin america 2 massive november storms make things worse not that i'm going to go we don't have a word there is no food there isn't anything we're keeping up the fight the government doesn't save the president one will learn though he's been criticized for his handling of the economy the rule of law and democracy so you're not going to count if the president doesn't want us to leave why doesn't he gi

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kennedy visited a group of young children at a school in caracas.rs. kennedy was about to leave, all protocol was abandoned. ♪♪ palm beach, florida. a deeply worried president made a hurried trip here in late december. his father joseph kennedy lay seriously ill after suffering a stroke. ♪♪ but while the elder kennedy's condition was listed as critical for some days he showed improvement as the president's first year ended. the president returned to washington in january. the first year drew to a close. once again, congress and the second state of the union message. he spoke of conditions at home and outlined the nation's goals abroad. [ applause ] >> yet our basic goal remains the same. a peaceful world community of free and independent states. free to choose their own future and their own system so long as it does not threaten the freedom of others. [ applause ] some may choose forms and ways that we would not choose for ourselves. but it is not for us that they are choosing. we can welcome diversity the communists cannot, for we operate a world o

given all the many say they'll go on but they'll find it hard to do so as a group and even if they make it as far as mexico this is waiting for them others are being bussed back to honduras a place they say they left because they have nothing john home and. flooding in indonesia has killed at least 15 people and forced tens of thousands more from their homes it's pushing rescuers to the limits of the last week's earthquake jessica washington reports from jakarta. indonesia's south kalimantan province on the island of borneo heavy rain has lashed these villages and towns for days tens of thousands of people have been evacuated some choosing to stay put so you know one has been sleeping outside his house for nearly a week it's the 1st time he's experienced a flood but when they get banged up on was it not that i have to stay here to look after my belongings people might steal them night also i have to watch in case the electricity short circuits flooding is common in indonesia during the monsoon season but this year 11 of the 13 districts in some time have been inundated song for the 1st

and a group from another new africa nation, nigeria. n's premier and his wife met the president. the president of the congo republic, the former french congo, came to call. at a reception for puerto rican governor, the president and mrs. kennedy both actively interested in the arts invited the cellist to play for them at the white house. the american poet carl sanburg visited. in late november, kennedy furthered his program for full exchange of views with all world peoples. he gave an interview to editor of the soviet newspaper. for the first time the people of the soviet union could read the news of an american leader in full. despite the pressures of official duty, the president was able to enjoy the pleasures of family life. his two small children became favorites of the cameramen. caroline had her fourth birthday in late november and baby brother john had his first a few days earlier. here's caroline as she tried to snatch a few extra moments with her busy father. kennedy planned urgent new moves and international trade late in the y

and a group from another new african nation, nigeria. s premier and his wife with dean rusk met the president. ♪ ♪ ♪ president you low off the congo republic, the former french congo, at a reception for puerto rican governor, the president and mrs. kennedy both actively interested in the arts invited the run and cellist to play for them at the white house. ♪ ♪ ♪ the american poet, carl sanford visited. at the port in late november, kennedy came into a interview, he gave an interview to the editor of the soviet newspaper, for the first time, the people of the soviet union could read the news of a american leader in full. despite the pressures of official duties, the president was able to enjoy the pleasures of family life. his two small children became favorites of the cameramen. calibra -- caroline had her fourth birthday in late november and baby brother john had his first a few days earlier. here's caroline as she tried to a few extra moments with her busy father. one kennedy planned urgent new moves and international trade later on in

act this is unprecedented i don't know that any point is certainly in recent american history has a group of has a mob essentially tried to storm the capitol during a basically a routine procedure i mean this is not the election this is the vote certification which normally gets basically no media coverage it's just routine and to see this level of iron this level of of anger and hate and passion really shows that things have kind of got off the rails in american politics this is not normal behavior in american politics this is honestly not all behavior in any politics to see this kind of violence happening on sort of a routine you know certification process there actually is great precedent for it is we 'd look back in history we would realize that the the time the documents 'd that were styled next you speak of the declaration of independence those are merely contracts signed by who agreed to be governed a certain way and when they decided that they were no longer a group the way in which their governor as americans i actually believe that the contract allows us to say we have you know

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the netherlands where the court of appeals has ordered the oil giant shell to pay compensation to a group of nigerian farmers they accuse the company of destroying their fishing villages as a result of 3 oil spills it's the 1st time a dutch company has been held liable for actions by its foreign subsidiary let's go straight to step fasten she's standing by for us in. step with a ruling then gone against shell what are the courts say. exactly same here as a clear victory according to a friends of the earth or nablus who actually filed this case to get away for a nigerian farmers against shout the court said that the daughter company of shell s.p.c. in nigeria is liable for the pollution that has happened over the many years by all pipes it's using in nigeria and that it also is seen that it has to pay for compensation it's not said how much but there will be compensation paid to these farmers and another interesting aspect of this verdict is that the model company shall also order to have its duty to clean these pipes this is the 1st time that a court has actually ordered the mater company

they were able to find that there was a group of minor miners still alive. to get through a local, narrow tunnel, the size of a drainpipe, and with hard cables they were able to push food rations through. and the ability to communicate with them on ability to communicate with them on a telephone. that way they could work out the rescue. at one point you heard the miners from below saying thanks very much for the rations, we are feeling better, next time could you send sausages, which they were able to do. they also sent through a special porridge on a festival day to lift their spirits, doing everything they could to keep these men feeling good. they thought they were going to be stuck down there for two more weeks, so to suddenly find out they were coming to the surface must have been completely brilliant for them. indeed, stephen, thank you very much indeed from beijing. one of the british government's top scientists has said people must continue abiding by coronavirus restrictions — even if they've been fully vaccinated. england's deputy chief medical off

the muslim brotherhood a group long banned here which is by far the biggest underground organization in egypt says it joined the protest. the muslim brotherhood was there with us but they were planning something else and with a lot of if there. was. a bar called the army but when vehicles rolled into cairo they seemed to take no action against the demonstrators. really and with this chance that the army and the people were united gave hope to a lot of people know. was here how many super president hosni mubarak has decided to step down as president but egypt and to the side of baghdad forces will leave the nation i was. in there and enough in them is how nothing everyone workers farmers people from all classes and women were part of because. they were welcoming. and of course in that moment thinking about what was coming. even before the revolution my friends and i used to demonstrate at the university. was. that sometimes students looked at us as if we were crazy they made fun of us and laughed. at one point i took a microphone and yelled what are you waiting for stand up for your ri

whole, a group of people whose ancestors were brought against their will and have a history of experiences with slavery first and then with jim crow that were separate but equal which was not legal segregation and this is something that we have always strived to address living up to the ideals in the founding documents. what you see in the 60s and 70s is the political entrepreneurs and activists and ideologues saying the members of my category suffered equally. it was a fault analogy drawn to the experience of african americans and that is how it was done with every group. there was even a keeper written in the law in other words extending the idea to women in this country. this isn't to minimize the fact women have been discriminated against and for example, mexican americans especially along the south and the southern border areas of texas face real discrimination but the same analogy was false. black americans suffered uniquely and we are living with the consequences of that so that is another thing i wanted to

there is always a group on the margins pressing for a proper place in the american table. alians, catholics, jews, chinese, formerly enslaved people, latin x, muslims, civil rights activists, transgender individuals and many more fired up by identity politics, each group rattles the establishment and provokes culture clashes but they add up to a fibrin changing open society, new groups constantly inject fresh energy and ideas and all face grumpy pushback from the powers and identities that were. >> guest: that is a misreading of the historical record. our demography has been churning from the beginning but nobody, thank god nobody in the 1910s in the 1900s thought of saying let's have all these people come to ellis island and denominate them is marginalized victims and minorities and instill them with grievances so they could change the country from within. the opposite was done as the opposite was done with scandinavians, germans and irish and scotch irish. it was an extended hand saying you join us in our system and our culture, you become americans, this is where they ha

a group. loosened the peculiar they lived together in small groups and reproduced amongst themselves as well and that could cause the genetic problems by a healthy gene pool needs constant imports and exports of material too so for example i might exchange my sister for someone else's. toward us this would help to enhance the group's genetic continuity as you need to kill a soviet on the beach a good side would not a typical gathering place it was like oh this. the various groups met there over tens of thousands of years that you feel for the specific purpose of population exchange she does in the middle of the new. the survival of the tribe was essential that's also why groups of neanderthals meant often to hunt migrating wild animals. we've found evidence that certain objects were transported from far away or in a completely different direction for example the plants that came from 300 kilometers farther east still it's more 300 kilometers farther west or 150 kilometers farther north it's not

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news outlets prepared to cover the events and most ominously a group of well trained young men arrived to mind on almost simultaneously with the riot police. they infiltrated the crowd and began provocations with insults stones and torches. the right sector in ukraine represents a part of the ukrainian population that has often favored fairly extreme right wing positions they had militias that came especially during the may den protests. there were groups that were being shipped into kiev where they would provide the muscle in effect for the demonstrations so the demonstrations went from being relatively peaceful political protests to be increasingly violent the 1st step in a new detective work is to establish a motive. it is now said that sergei login is held in high esteem by his powerful u.s. friends. outraged by what was reported in the news the ukrainian people came out in force on the next day to vent their anger with the police actions. the violence started to take off when. naturalised was. it is to treat the not so old. t.v. which we're going to do when you put in the neo nazi

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we are in a group and work against the draft. we know a lot of stuff about the draft, and we use the law to keep guys out. and that's -- i just wanted to explain to you what is happening today, which is there are four or five people who are in this group who are talking to everybody this morning and we would just like you to know that if any of you have a problem, like you've got something wrong with you physically but you didn't bring a letter or you brought a letter and they turned you down today, you should come and see us and we are giving out these little cards that have the name and address of the group on it. we will give you a phone number and you should call us up, because the only thing that is going to -- the thing that worries me about the war and i know friends who are over there and don't want them to be killed and i don't want anymore of my friends to be sent and i know you feel the same way. you don't want yourself or your friends to go and the only way you'll be able to do anything about it is if we stick togethe