able to back when they had gold rush out west out there they had this trail that they called the bozeman trail in in the you know history book. they called it red cloud's war and he was. he in the teens that i mentioned as well as to wrap a hole in the china and were able to. shut the road down which encompassed you know three forts along the way nebraska wyoming and montana forts feather men curry and bozeman forts he was able to. close the road down stop stop. western. everybody was had at west everybody decided there was there were stories over and you know gold you know gold nuggets laying everywhere there was a huge you know a stampede of people and at that time there were just only protecting. their way of life there in our culture language hunting the buffalo and all that so . he made a huge impact back then with. the dakota post and in a china and. what do you see as the biggest threat facing today we're live in you know two lives here we live the western culture eastern culture as well as our own so we're live and it's like. two different patterns. and. it's to rally the communi

you back when they had the gold rush out west out there they had this trail that they called the bozeman trail and in you know history books there. they called it red clouds war and he was. he and the chiefs that i mentioned as well as to wrap a hole in the cheyenne were able to. shut the road down which encompassed you know three forts along the way nebraska wyoming and montana forts feather men career and bozeman forts he was able to. close to road down stop stop. western. everybody was had at west everybody decided our there was there were stories over and you know gold you know gold nuggets laying everywhere there was a huge you know a stampede of people and at that time there were just only protecting. their way of life there in our culture language hunting the buffalo and all that so . he made a huge impact back then with the law caught on the coat the dakota post and in a shine and said what do you see as the biggest threat facing today we're live in you know two lives here we live the western culture eastern culture as well as our own so we're livin it's like. two different patte

encompassed you know three forts along the way nebraska wyoming and montana forts feather men career and bozeman forts he was able to. close to road down stop stop the. western. everybody was had at west everybody decided are there was there were stories over and you know gold you know gold nuggets laying everywhere there was a huge you know a stampede of people and at that time there were just only protecting and. their way of life there in all culture language it's one thing to buffalo and all that so. he made a huge impact back then with a look at the dakota to rappel wilson in a shine and. what do you see as the biggest threat facing our city today we're livin you know two lives here we live the western culture eastern culture is ballers our own so we're livin it's like. two different patterns. and. it's to rally the community we still have that concept here. family extended family in that. community. and to to. to do small things rallied you know community you know bring in the community together do small things small projects and get everybody involved because at the grassroots level peopl

soaked me want to enjoy is the same diets and eight the correct answer and enjoyed viewing excited bozeman beaches and a infection in her neck to neck is an insane cause the new republic's the former ussr valid the six hundred thousand russian speakers in the air and both of them unarmed citizens the challenge now is to integrate its community into a society that still locked on fifty years of soviet rule lulu. ry guy as european capital of culture for two thousand fourteen. the city will host more than two hundred events. one of the highlights of the program is the opening of these brand new and optionally for me billy has been called the costume of lights due to its unique design will visit the place with the man who strongly supported the project team boss caught monies. he was the first prime minister of latvia after the country declared independence in nineteen ninety one. the postcode money's nice images to see this is since it's very ambitious projects for ego and laughed he said. this is ambitious and very big but that two reasons for it really wanted to show host significant is ca

asia institute, which builds and funds the schools in pakistan and afghanistan and is located in bozemanhere mortenson lives. he says the charity took in $23 million in contributions in 2010, some it from thousands of school children who emptied their piggy banks to help its pennies for peace program, and some of it from large fund-raisers like this one in santa clara, california. >> one last thing. we got $1,500 bid here. we got to get to that school getting built, ladies and gentlemen, tonight. >> this organization's been around for 14 years. how many audited financial statements has it issued? >> one. >> one. >> it's amazing that they could get away with that. >> daniel borochoff is president of the american institute of philanthropy, which has been examining and rating charitable organizations for the last two decades. he says the central asia institute's financial statements show a lack of transparency and a troublesome intermingling of mortenson's personal business interests with the charity's public purpose. according to the documents, the nonprofit spends more money domestically,

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