but also for the catholic church. i hope you will be insulted if i call in the coming devoted ministry that you did. and that you're doing still. mike: know, in fact i am flattered a party to the purpose journalism is to make change. and so i'm grateful that i had an opportunity to make change. i think the best thing about tonight is your very powerful and profound message of change and activism as possible. >> absolutely think you both know from just to time but the incredible amount of work that you have done and exposing these problems. being a voice and using your platform to help those who need it and someone to speak for them. i am really happy that you're here today and speaking to us. so thank you very much on behalf of harvard bookstore. thank you so much. and to everyone who is watching, and i thank you so much for coming in and supporting any bookselling and the harvard bookstore publishers authors in the incredible staff. they are working everyday to bring events to you. i really am sorry if we do not get

because you see, the catholic message, the word catholic literally means universal.what this holy father is trying the to do an a pontiff, which means a bridge builder, he's trying to make people more religious in its core definition, to be bound together in our human identity as god's children. >> and father, do you think people, especially catholics, have become more religious throughout the entire pandemic, in your opinion? >> i can't read anybody's hearts. but i can simply say this. it's got people to ask a lot more questions and people who are sincere and are making sure that politics doesn't become their religion, i'm seeing them asking the deeper questions. now, what i want them the to do, though, is make sure they're asking the right people. because unfortunately, there is a lot of prosletysing that happens. jews, muslims and christians, we all at our core believe the same thing, that god is a god of peace and, therefore, if you truly believe and we have to be peace fakeer -- peace-makers with one another. i think that should be happening in people's hearts a

and his staunchest ally the catholic church. the church supports the government the government supports the church their collective financial and i guess i had we all simply what i think it's not ideology . the issue was an almost total ban on abortion something the church had been praying for since the fall of communism. but the run has continued and it comes at a time when poland's priests find themselves caught in a maelstrom of shocking sex scandals. but a book about her about her own version of the falls what if a korea like you show up. the idea of being told what to do by a privileged institution that's reluctant to acknowledge its own failings is too much for many it's not about the nature of the both justice it's just about the power and money. there know the president will try minister jaroslaw kaczynski leader of the governing lawrence justice party is undoubtedly the man who calls the shots in poland. while he's a leader all political camp costs change code and significantly over the last 6 years he is unquestionably

for hardline catholics christmas had come. i won some power kaczynski is lower in just his party scene here a televised catholic extravaganza wasted no time in increasing state subsidies for the church expanding religious education and restricting access to the morning after. the followers of law and justice of all the governments are very much correlates with dollars of profit truck. kaczynski done begun to implement a deeply controversial 4 year program. the freedom of the press and the independence of the judiciary and changing the constitution when he wouldn't do his bidding. to get a good knowledge live footage for him to play some adult lives plugs i'll put together somebody said he doesn't exist got settled on. his own with another election looming kaczynski turned his file on the l g b t community. yes. yes i know you. find an enemy and then make trying to scare other people with that enemy they were very good on scaring people about immigrants but then they run out of immigrants because there weren't any because no im

they then are throwing their patients to catholic charities. we are also finding we need to be more flexible and this is one of those millions of trends that started during covid and are going to continue, lack of privacy is a huge barrier to counseling. the 45 minute sessions that have been our standard of care is rare. instead of trauma informed counselors are connecting with survivors more frequently, often via text messages and short phone calls. we are responding to spontaneous calls and doing more regular safety checks. it's more difficult for survivors to get time alone so we are coaching them on ways to do that, sometimes that means locking yourself in the bathroom, going for a walk with your phone, sitting in your car. another thing to note in this conversation is survivors we work with, 100% below the federal poverty line do not always have access to zoom, this is particularly challenging because during covid survivors participating court via zoom. we have mobile telephone cards at 10 of our sites across chicago, and they have a priva

i'm not catholic i am evangelical christian i don't necessarily understand the inner workings of catholicrities but i do know the positive impact your efforts have had and those appear to be undeniable. t so how do you do it in the sense that you must do partnering in local communities. how does it work? >> survivors are often dependent on their abusers in multiple ways financially, emotionally and socially as shared in the 2019 book no visible bruises it is adjacent to so many other problems we grapple with like education economics, crime and gender racial equality and more. what we know is the protection and safety of survivors requires both policy and partnership that recognizes domestic violence is a public health crisis with enormous implications for public safety and homelessness and economic insecurity. with survivors the coordinated approach is necessary to partner with other local trusted service providers. the women's mental health program at cook county jail the network advocating against violence it offers job development housing and legal services. we do know benefits can do

fulton is a beautiful grandmother african-american, very devout roman catholic who proved catholic social services in the archdiocese of philadelphia has taken into her beautiful home foster children in their place eventually for adoption. this is been her work, her life calling as a layperson for 30 years. the city of philadelphia yanked the license of catholic social services based upon an article that appeared in the philadelphia newspaper. it pointed out that css would not place foster children in a nontraditional families. no one had complained. and there were plenty of service providers who in fact gladly place children and nontraditional homes including the homes of same-sex partners, same sets couples. but that one article, here's the culture war, prompted the city council and the other city officials of philadelphia to say we are going to condemn bigotry. and so we yanked the license. there are hundreds of children in philadelphia who need to be placed yet css has been sidelined. you could no longer provide the services. so happily, the firemen have rushed to the archdiocese of p

in russia the kremlin takes aim at tick tock and confronting racism in germany's catholic church but we begin in turkey where on current has set a goal of vaccinating 60 percent of its population against coronavirus by autumn which means reaching the more remote parts of the country. almost 2000 meters high up in the mountains lies the village of alton that is in eastern turkey the few 100 residents one street are. and this is the doctor in charge of the coronavirus vaccinations here in the village. they need adventure team come regularly many home visits require some serious climbing but they're almost used to it now. no coronavirus cases have been reported in the dead of 4 months that's why some residents are skeptical about the doctor's visit but they know better out of this convinced that her commitment is important. people in the villages live close together if there is an infection here it will spread very quickly and many don't like coming to the hospitals in nearby towns so we have to come to them. or they. are. getting his 2nd dose today when the doctors 1st came here a few

it now permits catholics to worship.onciliation or has the vatican been co—opted to beijing's cause? how credible is reconciliation in brazil or the united states, where politics is now so polarised, and, perhaps not coincidentally, so ineffectual? in a global pandemic, which we're all in together, why are we so angry with each other, especially when it's manifestly not in our own best interest? catherine pepinster, let's start with the pope. this visit to iraq was on a personal level in terms of his own safety, quite a big risk to run, it is the first time a pope has been to iraq, even though it is one of the countries of one of the birthplaces of christianity. it had quite a message designed to resonate beyond that one country? yes, you are absolutely right. this was an historic occasion for the pope to go to iraq but he was committed to trying to get it organised and he wanted to take that message of reconciliation. reconciliation is a word that has come up time and time again throughout the eight years francis has be

or be tortured, or become catholic or die.that's not the best way to win friends, allies, and comrades. this drove this population into the waiting arms as noted of the ottoman turks, of protestant london, of protestant holland. and this was the major disadvantage for the spanish going forward. so once again i think that the problem, there are many problems with colonialism. there are many problems with settler colonialism, and a problem with regard to having a religious qualification for colonialism and settler colonialism is that it creates many, many, many numerous problems. whereas if you look at whiteness by way of contrast, number one, it allows england to work out agreements with those who have been warned with, the irish and the scots in the first instance. one of the savage scenes of my book is that this warring with the irish and the scots in many ways was practiced, that could then be used against the africans and indigenous in the americas not least in terms of developing and arms industry to a degree that has been

in russia the kremlin takes aim at tick tock and confronting racism in germany's catholic church but we begin in turkey where i'm carla has set a goal of vaccinating 60 percent of its population against coronavirus by autumn which means reaching the more remote parts of the country. almost 2000 meters high up in the mountains is the village of alton that in eastern turkey a few 100 residents one street i thought. and this is the doctor in charge of the coronavirus vaccinations here in the village. they nip adventure team come regularly many home visits require some serious climbing but they're almost used to it now. no coronavirus cases have been reported in 4 months that's why some residents are skeptical about the doctor's visit but they know about all this convinced that her commitment is important. people in the villages live close together if there is an infection here it will spread very quickly and many don't like coming to the hospitals in nearby towns so we have to come to them. that already. are. getting his 2nd dose today when the doctors 1st came here a few weeks ago he a

for poland's hardline catholics christmas or to come over and. i won some power kocinski saloon just as party scene here at a televised catholic extravaganza wasted no time in increasing state subsidies for the church expanding religious education and restricting access to the morning after. the followers of law and justice of all governments are very much correlating with dollars of profit truck. kaczynski done begun to implement a deeply controversial 4 year program. the freedom of the press and the independence of the judiciary and changing the constitution when he wouldn't do his bidding. take a little body image live footage for him to play some adult life plugs i'll put together somebody said he doesn't exist got settled on. his own with another election looming kaczynski turned his file on the l g b t community. yes. yes i know you. think find an enemy and then make trying to scare other people with me they were very good on scaring people about immigrants but then they run out of immigrants because there weren't any because no immigrant w

i'm irish catholic with the big but he >> you'll see it later. but, you know, i want team that that is going to go out work really hard. execute or stuff always give themselves a chance. we're going eliminate losing first, then we can win. so we'll be hard working. we'll be plays hard and fast. and i think people really enjoy it. great stuff from kate >> sandy or san diego san jose state. their football program just had their best season in program. history right. hopefully the basketball team new coach can follow suit. winds out there because, you know, it's so great fan base out there. they just want to see a winner. obviously i'm laughing at the irish catholic with bucs look get sense of humor. so we'll without a mask

in russia the kremlin takes aim at tick tock and confronting racism in germany's catholic church but we begin in turkey where i'm carla has set a goal of vaccinating 60 percent of its population against coronavirus by autumn which means reaching the more remote parts of the country. almost 2000 meters high up in the mountains la is the village of alton that is in eastern turkey a few 100 residents one street. and this is the doctor in charge of the coronavirus vaccinations here in the village. they nip at olive and her team come regularly many home visits require some serious climbing but they're almost used to it now. no coronavirus cases have been reported in 4 months that's why some residents are skeptical about the doctor's visit but they know better out of this convinced that her commitment is important. people in the villages live close together if there is an infection here it will spread very quickly and many don't like coming to the hospitals in nearby towns so we have to come to them. there already. are. getting his 2nd dose today when the doctors 1st came here a few weeks

lana thomas mostly concerned by 2 things and the catholic church in germany it's too white and too euro centric the central limit on us. them in the direction to gain it starts with the fact that many teachers of german theology don't even take into account all the other theological points of view in the world it's only fashionable or to be taken seriously from a scientific angle when it comes from the german speaking world and that's where the difficulties begin when you think you're the only one who is capable of interpret in the world and or the law is the very. reason that. the 38 year old is responsible for new trainees in his diocese he advises and supervisors theology students or those looking to serve in the church for whom he provides rooms in his apartment to learn at time even spoke to pope francis about his vision of a more cosmopolitan church that allows more space for global perspectives and less racism. mitchum or dished these. he encouraged me to consolidate and develop this idea further to bring moscow into my teaching and not be bound by the small european world order.

this is when the catholic church looked for every which way to defend the faith and the low countries and founded in this abbey the abbey of total. now what i think is so interesting is that dutch calvinism reject. all forms of religious imagery paintings sculpture even stained glass it was all torn down and destroyed i think that's why the abbot of total world decided he should get the biggest pain to know christ and his apostles he could find to deter the north and give a boost to the catholic faithful in the sun. reportedly this painting needs to exists in a small chapel on the grounds of this very concrete. and. oh my god. there it is again yes of the same thing we've been looking for all these weeks. it is magnificent. so the painting was brought to bear and just in that specific moment the abbot of tongue good little has asked somebody to look off to the beautiful great. painting religious pay for the new abbey church he wrote a letter to the abbot. this the last supper of leonardo da vinci that was sold on the 2nd of february in 5845 it's oh the painting was actually presented

on world stories in russia the kremlin takes aim at tick tock and confronting racism in germany's catholic church but we begin in turkey where on kora has set a goal of vaccinating 60 percent of its population against coronavirus by autumn which means reaching the more remote parts of the country. almost 2000 meters high up in the mountains lies the village of alton that is in eastern turkey a few 100 residents one street. and this is the doctor in charge of the coronavirus vaccinations here in the village. they nip out and her team come regularly many home visits require some serious climbing but they're almost used to it now. no coronavirus cases have been reported in 4 months that's why some residents are skeptical about the doctor's visit but they know better out of this convinced that her commitment is important. that people in the villages live close together if there is an infection here it will spread very quickly and many don't like coming to the hospitals in nearby towns so we have to come to them. or are. getting his 2nd dose today when the doctors 1st came here a few weeks ago

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in general, and irish catholics in particular, throughout his career. in particular there were moments of reconstruction, when he drew images of black americans, which likened them to irish catholic immigrants. we can nests universe, was negative as he would get this is negative he sees get. i would say that actually, i do not think his racism was a function of getting older, i think his racism was a function of accepting lots of ideas that were around him is true, and he would become outraged on behalf of black americans, when nasty things or terrible violent things were done to them. but it's not because he had a profound belief in their quality. it is because it offended him, for american values, which he idealized to be violated by white people. so he had a particular set of political and cultural commitments around american identity, which he had adopted for himself. i wish he felt which he did feel very strongly about. but it wasn't kind of compassion or justice oriented empathy that you would hope for from a political commentator. neither early i

but it is indisputable that anti-irish, anti-catholic bias and prejudice among the british political elite as well as their commitment to laissez-faire economic and demographic theory certainly exacerbated the mortality that took place in ireland during these decades. when christine comes, she will give you the full view, i am sure, of the british government's responsibility and culpability. it was inadequate and it was heartless. little wonder that immigration surged in these years with 1851 being the exodus when 200,000 irishmen arrived in the united states. those who remained profoundly altered the region, so that by 1855, irish born people comprised 27% of the population and 85% of the foreign-born. with the arrival of 37,000 two boston in the summer of 1847, the sympathy extended early in the year with campaigns to raise money for food were soon transformed into overt hostility, because thousands of impoverished, malnourished and often overly and often immigrants crammed into the tenements and the sellers adjacent to the works in the north end and the hill area. i have to catch

but families of the victims say they're not interested in a political blame game last month catholicsacross sri lanka came to church dressed in black to express their sadness that 2 years on those who organized the attacks have yet to be identified. the archbishop of colombo has said if the authorities fail to come up with answers by april 21st the 2nd anniversary of the bombings he will call for a nationwide campaign. to southern africa now and then maybe where coronavirus restrictions have clearly had one positive outcome a reduction in illegal rhino hunting but the lockdowns have also hurt anti poaching organizations who have been left without money to operate conservationists are now warning that poachers may start making up for lost time once the pandemic is over the top of the world. today you're switching the world ready for a snack these rhinos great conservation. and it all off. she's looked after rhinos on a property for 30 years protecting them from parts is. such a. valuable life which just pulled this piece of dust i mean it's just it's just it's just not. fewer than $600

in russia the kremlin takes aim at tick tock and confronting racism in germany's catholic church but we begin in turkey where on carra has set a goal of vaccinating 60 percent of its population against coronavirus by autumn which means reaching the more remote parts of the country. almost 2000 meters high up in the mountains lies the village of alton that in eastern turkey a few 100 residents one street. and this is the doctor in charge of the coronavirus vaccinations here in the village. they nip at olive and her team come regularly many home visits require some serious climbing but they're almost used to it now. no coronavirus cases have been reported in 4 months that's why some residents are skeptical about the doctor's visit but they know better all of this convinced that her commitment is important. people in the villages live close together if there is an infection here it will spread very quickly and many don't like coming to the hospitals in nearby towns so we have to come to them. or they. are. just getting his 2nd dose today when the doctors 1st came here a few weeks ago he

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commemorations are being held to mark 2 years since the attacks on sri lanka's catholic community 269 people were killed and hundreds more were injured nearly 200 suspects were arrested but 2 years later no one has been charged and often endo's has more from the gumbo. 2 years after the easter bombings of 2019 there are still more questions than answers as you can see behind me hundreds of members of the catholic church the clergy coming together essential in a silent march a sign of sort of. calling for justice for the victims that were killed on that easter sunday 2019 now the head of the catholic church the archbishop cardinal malcolm brown has been scathing about the lack of progress he said political posturing and the need to protect alliances had hindered the process and he went as far a few days ago as saying that the bombings had nothing to do with religious extremism the driver was about politics and people who wanted to ensure a centrally grabbing power so this has been a sort of us saw issue over the months since the bombings and the government essentially the current gover

catholic charity says the opposite. they want you to come down and look at what they have to handle. the reason i felt these children came over, i knew has soon as two hurricanes hit last summer to these three countries, i said we are going to be in a problem. when nobody in this country took initiative to send food and water, and housing, what did you expect? guest: thanks, josephine. of course we do have tremendous humanitarian support for countries ravaged by hurricanes, and we have a lot of economic a that goes to those trying look countries. president biden i'm sure will propose his own strategy on helping there as well. i visited with catholic charities in texas on the u.s. side of the border, sister norma there, i was with her in 2019 when she was overwhelmed with 1000 people coming across the border every day. now it is over 2000 people coming across the border every day. it is a huge burden, and i recognize your comment, that the conditions in mexico are not ideal either. my point is that they are able to be ta

in russia the kremlin takes aim at tick talk and confronting racism in germany's catholic church but we begin in turkey where on carra has set a goal of vaccinating 60 percent of its population against coronavirus by autumn which means reaching the more remote parts of the country. almost 2000 meters high up in the mountains lies the village of alton that is in eastern turkey a few 100 residents one street. and this is the doctor in charge of the coronavirus vaccinations here in the village. they nip at an event or a team come regularly many home visits require some serious climbing but they're almost used to it now. no coronavirus cases have been reported in the dead of 4 months that's why some residents are skeptical about the doctor's visit but they know better out of this convinced that her commitment is important. that people in the villages live close together if there is an infection it will spread very quickly and many don't like coming to the hospitals in nearby towns so we have to come to them. or are. getting his 2nd dose today when the doctors 1st came here a few weeks ag

a former director of the catholics of efficacy group.ren it is going to be interesting to see. i am going to take a vacation for a little bit. i have four months off of sabbatical and we'll see what's new. >> i know you will be active but moderator, in the discussion that you helped organize. you have such a range of interests that does not always gets expressed in these kinds of segments that we do. what have we learned dealing with washington that you want to bring into the rest of your work. >> learning from the rural roundtables as from the bus, what we have learned is that listening to people around the country, people who ordinarily don't get hurt and bringing those messages back to d.c. is critically important. we are informing congress and the administration about the reality on the ground. we can make good change fore the entire nation. broad ban is one of those issues being picked up now. as a national issue, we need to address that and ensure that all have access and we know that because of our conversations around the country

catholic charity says the exact opposite.y want you to come down and look at what they have to handle. the reason i felt these children came over, i knew as soon as two hurricanes, two hurricanes hit last summer to these three countries, i said, uh-oh, we are going to be in a problem. when nobody in this country took initiative to send food and water, and housing, what did you expect? >> thanks, josephine. of course we do have tremendous humanitarian support for countries ravaged by hurricanes, and we have a lot of economic aid that goes to those triangle countries. president biden i'm sure will propose his own strategy on helping there as well. i visited with catholic charities in texas on the u.s. side of the border, sister norma there, i was with her in april 2019 when she was overwhelmed with 1,000 people coming across the border every day. now it is over 2,000 people coming across the border every day. it is a huge burden, and i recognize your comment, that the conditions in mexico are not ideal either. my point is that

in russia the kremlin takes aim at tick tock and confronting racism in germany's catholic church but we begin in turkey where i'm carla has set a goal of vaccinating 60 percent of its population against coronavirus by autumn which means reaching the more remote parts of the country. almost 2000 meters high up in the mountains lies the village of alton that in eastern turkey a few 100 residents one street. and this is the doctor in charge of the coronavirus vaccinations here in the village. they need adventure team come regularly many home visits require some serious climbing but they're almost used to it now. no coronavirus cases have been reported in the dead of 4 months that's why some residents are skeptical about the doctor's visit but they know this convinced that her commitment is important. people in the villages live close together if there is an infection here it will spread very quickly and many don't like coming to the hospitals in nearby towns so we have to come to them. that already. are. getting his 2nd dose today when the doctors 1st came here a few weeks ago he almost

we are very much in the catholic and nationalist tradition, constitutional politics.culate in the community — we're very proud of the fact that we have readers from protestant and unionist as well. certainly, our goal is mainly to produce a newspaper which is read within the catholic and nationalist tradition here. and suzanne breen, political editor of the gulf last telegraph, how would you categorise your readers? our readers would, we hope, reflect the northern ireland l population. traditionally, probably the biggest seen as ai constitutional unionist paper but it is read by all sectionsl across the community - and we are there to reflect northern ireland's society as it is. i and i'd imagine you both picked up quite a few international readers in the last couple of weeks trying to figure out what's going on. suzanne, there's been a widespread feeling that london—based newsrooms have been late to the story. there's of course a judgement call to be taken when anything like this happens. when there's a disturbance, which initially only involved a couple of dozen tee

. >> how can i put this, god tends to be more common in catholic constitution and the big change makers that it's created with forms of many emerging republics but it's translated into lots of other languages suggested but the makers of the constitution's include a large number that are determined while spain will now get its own written constitution, this will not endanger the catholic church and will not endanger the souls of true believers and so they were really very in the constitutions across the globe, but you see god after the first world war. they are not necessarily the irish constitution in the 1930s it is the constitution that makes it a public is very explicit about god and again it is a catholic constitution and it's even sent to the pope. >> so interesting. we are at the hour. i'm going to close with a question that is about the inspiration for your book. is there a historian or a single word that most inspired the development of your book lacks. >> i suppose i got sucked into global history by lots of instances. but, like lots of people, i was very much interested in th

and one of the things you have to know about nest is he was kind of anti-catholic. and so you hear here you see the capital dome? and on it is written religious liberty is guaranteed. but can we allow foreign reptiles to crawl all over? us us and in the left you see this crocodile. calling up on top of the capital dome, but if you look at it sideways that mouth of the crocodile is kind of like the bishops miter. it's kind of like the pope's hat. okay, and on the right side? you've got that this is a the tabernacle in salt lake city is the shell of the turtle? and that's the mormon church. and this is kind of curious in a few ways like for instance. why are you calling the mormon church of foreign reptile? well, that's because back in the day back in the time when he was doing these cartoons. the mormon church the lds church was mostly made up of immigrants. and so i thought about you know making. a turtle a representative of you know mormon utahans, but didn't quite work. but we have we'll have more to say about. nest and his view of the catholic church. later on, a

but families of the victims say they're not interested in a political blame game last month catholics across sri lanka came to church dressed in black to express their sadness 2 years on those who organized the attacks have yet to be identified. the archbishop of colombo has said if the authorities fail to come up with answers by april 21st the 2nd anniversary of the bombings he will call for a nationwide campaign. stream like in security analysts a sangar of bay are going to witness the attacks 2 years ago he shared his experience of those tragic events but i still remember i was with my. 2 kids at the show. when the bombs went off and i was a few minutes behind going to the restroom. supper in. in the body. of the police my puss. yes the memories are still society and me and my family so we share the pain and yes. we do for some sort of. the authorities report the presidential commission of inquiry to the point which the latest report is incomplete there are names that i've been. hearing mention such as the prison. defense secretary on negligence. there was also a. report on basical

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but families of the victims say they're not interested in a political blame game last month catholicsacross sri lanka came to church dressed in black to express their sadness that 2 years on those who organized the attacks have yet to be identified. the archbishop of colombo has said if the authorities fail to come up with answers by april 21st the 2nd anniversary of the bombings he will call for a nationwide campaign. turning to sports now in the big match on saturday title contenders leipzig welcomed the buyer new exide without its top score robert leaven dusky a win would put leipzig within a single point of buyer but the champion showed why they're chasing for a 9th league title in a row. judgment day for the young pretenders coach. and his players knew that to win against a buy in sight depleted by injury and suspension would be a shot in the arm in the bundesliga title race loss could see their championship hopes slip away. but by and strength in depth has helped them see off all comers 2013. did his best. to put byron one up after 30 minutes from an emphatic finish. fought hard

but families of the victims say they're not interested in a political blame game last month catholics across sri lanka came to church dressed in black to express their sadness that 2 years on those who organized the attacks have yet to be identified. the archbishop of colombo has said if the authorities fail to come up with answers by april 21st the 2nd anniversary of the bombings he will call for a nationwide campaign. for more we're joined now from colombo by security analysts assange a going to secure a welcome sir 2 years ago more than 260 people were killed you were actually on the ground to witness that how has that tragic event changed the country. so i still remember. my. 2 kids at the show remarked. when the bombs went. and so i was a few minutes behind going into the bank to say i still remember the pain and the suffering and the tense. the body that was k. i mean. it was sloppiness. yes the memories are still tell society me and my. so i shared the pain and yes. we look for some sort of. the authorities. that in 2 commissions. sit upon the basic and as well as the president

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