still, she felt close to him through their online exchanges. cowski she after i made him on the news called al, it sounds cliches. but when you're not brave enough to talk about your fancy, you can send them on what's happy upset, and you don't feel like you told anyone and you don't have to deal with the consequences i'm with with i is more like i'm trusting you with one of my secrets, and that's who i really am, but a sense of connection comes about because it feels like you have a special connection with one another and either because you created it by yourselves. no one else is a part of it, not even the outside wrote. i think you find yourself in a digital bubble the time bobby, and within their bubble the couple appeared to be growing ever closer. lucy was sure she'd found her fair retail prince. those athens of his earliest kind, the text messages i only saw the personality traits that i wanted to see. he can fake hello. i'm especially online. he get a message and he can interpreter anyway, you one and the so much room for interpretation to say, oh, you're like this and that.

earlier we heard from retired usaa falls, lieutenant colonel cohen court cowski, who says the flow of weapons essentially serves as a welfare program for the u. s. military industrial complex. most of the weapons and the that's being provided is really pretty mundane. it's not top of the line stuff, a lot of the stuff is right out of inventory. and it is really, this is gifting of our inventory to ukraine. and other countries is very much a domestic management tool for the military industrial complex which needs to buy more stuff all the time. and this provides an opportunity for defense companies, particularly the major ones that really are the establish events in this country to make money, to, to win contracts, to put forth new ideas for new weapons and that kind of thing. so we have to understand part of this as a domestic welfare white collar welfare program back in the united states as your complex. that's a big part of it to get the kind of transparency that would, that would, we should all expect in something like this. pressure would have to be put on the korean government. c

one ot we did hear from retire usaa was lieutenant colonel chiron quint cowski. she says the flow of weapons is extremely profitable to that of the military industrial complex and to all those. busy particularly politicians who have stalks with the weapons makers. most of the weapons that need that's being provided is really pretty mundane. it's not top of the line stuff. a lot of the stuff is right out of inventory. and it is really, this is gifting of our inventory to ukraine and other countries is very much a domestic management tool for the military industrial complex which needs to buy more stuff all the time. and this provides an opportunity for defense companies, particularly the major ones that really are the establish events in this country to make money, to, to win contracts, to put forth new ideas or new weapons and that kind of thing. so we have to understand part of this as a domestic welfare white collar welfare program back in the united states. it's industrial complex. that's a big part of it to get the kind of transparency that would, that would,

while this is clear and obvious. lever, todd, or usf off lieutenant colonel chiron quit. cowski says at peace in that part of the world is still some distance away. united states is controlling and pulling the strings in many ways for government. so they are not going to be allowed to negotiate, even if the majority of the korean people want the war to hand it's united states. i think that's standing in the way. and i say this because we have multiple examples of putin and leverage, reaching out to talk and those a been rebuffed and every and every tour politicians in washington d. c. would like to see continued war and they would like to see ukraine dominant in that region. because we own you crate, i mean the united states, all the green streams, this is, this is a known fact. it has been for, since, since before, 2014. and that, that's, that's clearly evident. i mean, that's not even notice we know this. ah, i think it is from i'm aronoff international. so good to have your company today by the way, as in boy needs an awful lot of money. in fact, it leads summer in the neighborhoo

over 2 years, doctor were cowski tagged a number of goats and sheep that live on the volcano slopes. then kat to close eye on what the animals got out to head on my a phone with the one i was using the data collected, he was able to see how their movements change depending on the volcanoes behavior. in full who saw was that before every major rupture before, every one of those, the codes for showing erratic, strange behavior. they were getting really nervous. but then when, when you have a new rupture coming up and we don't know what it is, but there's something coming from the earth mantle going towards the surface. and somehow the goats know. and it's really interesting because they are not in one group together. here are distributed around the mountain and it's a very strong increase. it activity is not just, you know, wiggling around a little bit or walking around though it's really, it's a doubling or tripling opportunity and that's quite a massive difference. doctor, we kowalski knows that the goats act differently before an eruption. next, he needs to find out how they can tel