curtis knows us!beat music] i know it gets a bit chilly in the river, so curtis has asked us to give you these gorgeous-- - oh my god. - wraps. i thought you were going to go get, like, scuba gear or something. host: scuba gear? scuba gear? that's what a travel advisor does. thinks about those kinds of things. this is gorgeous, mom. yeah. are you scared? well, i'm not scared. it's just not my favorite thing to do. is it because you feel like you're going to fall in? well, i don't feel like i'm going to fall in right now, but, yeah, i just don't like heights. i don't-- i don't know. it's maybe the movement. right now, i'm feeling just a little uneasy. i have little spritzers. thank you. i'll keep mine inside. i'm keeping my two feet on the ground and my hands right here. not me. [upbeat music] host: how is that for a view? that's beautiful. i mean, seriously. this is the james bond building. there are no doors. when you go past it, you never see anybody going in or coming out. so there's obviously a se

but then when it comes to the curtis issue, i think turkey will want to restrict curtis autonomy in syria as much as possible. and. and that will be an interesting 3 way conversation, which will not be necessarily between turkey and the curtis groups of kurdish sds. but also between cards and, and syrians, that is not to say whoever is a power in damascus. let's talk about the center and refugees into okay, we've seen pictures of them queuing up to across the border, back into syria, tests each. okay, move in 3000000 since the civil war began in 2011. well, many of the country, but with the turkish economy struggling to think president. otherwise, we'll be glad to see the back of the it's a big issue in turkish politics and election after year. i think the opposition has been made to various offices opposition. parties have been running um, sort of coming out with initiatives, policies, ideas of quote unquote, sending syrians back so clearly something that hit sudden or in turkey society. however, syrians and turkey have been contributing enormously to turkish economy and while it may app

and that could easily mean the end of curtis autonomy in syria. and a game or turkey now seems to hold all the cards. let's get more of this now from our correspond dory and jones in stumble, dory. and what is turkey's role in syria right now? what does he believes he can pay a very important role in sir, and that's because it has developed very close links with tar. yeah. hyatt. a sean, it's in the leave seats develop those low close relationships over many years because the ts was primarily based on the key folder in the province. i'm largely depended on taxi's cooperation to live of food and 8 as one of us tuckers policies in it that well, many ways for, for protecting the group from being over run by a thoughtful system. the tech is farming and stuff hoc con feed on who was then they had of took his intelligence confirmed that they had developed very close ties with these group. even though they what is designated as a terrorist organization internationally. and to on the line, those close links, the within days of the software seem be ousted.

we've seen a deal whereby curtis forces pull back in another town called a ton of his thoughts. i think that ultimately we need this as a space to watch. there needs to be a do the ds collation and dialogue between us slide. curtis group, s t f and turkey. um what i see in very, very loose general terms. what i see is turkey's position there is that codes should be east of you. freight is not web stuff you freight is. that is to say, the town of met bitch that they long wanted for, for years they lobbied us the russians and encouraged to evacuate that town. and finally, we've seen fighting their leading to a turkey backs back groups taken go over. of course, turkey has enormous military advantages now because it can also use the air space in syria. i think the best course would be a s d s and turkey agreeing on a map of a kurdish, a self ruling and into a feedback loops that map is not very far from the current map that you're seeing right now. but there's a path that for dialogue and d escalation, that makes much more sense. thank you so much for your clear. i clearly outlined

domination far outside, originally curtis territories. and therefore, i think we see also the pictures of people cheering on the streets. i think it is risky moment and of course any change now between kurdish and eric power relations . it's very sensitive. however, i think this is where it comes from. a cease fire was agreed yesterday between the kurdish s d f n b. as in a turkish fact forces, what can you tell us about the conditions as well? this is absolutely important because other than h to s, it's s n a, the c or a national army that is supported by turkey. so i think we were mostly looking at what happens between the 2 of them and i think of the displacement we've seen over the past days. i think there were hundreds of thousands reported to be clean areas of main, encouraged, skiing from bids from $1035.00 cetera. so it is good that there is a cease fire and i think that's the main aim is to prevent further further costs displacement. and to assure everybody there is no pricing intended, you will need to see how that material lice

all claims run by default is or took you back groups or, or curtis militia and so on and so forth. so it was, so it was already divided. now i think there is more of a chance for at least a, a unity, but clearly are the ones messages also to curtis groups. i think that the turkey would not want to see an independent curtis stall and would want to be part of the negotiations for the type of territory, the scope and the, and the governance model that we are going to see encourage controlled areas. so there is going to be a conversation between turkey in a ma, damascus, and it was said in other speeches that turkey supports an inclusive transition government to. that's the right message. that's also what 20 blanket and is said in a recent letter. but then when it comes to the current issue, i think turkey will want to restrict curtis autonomy in syria as much as possible. and. and that will be an interesting 3 way conversation, which will not be necessarily between turkey and the curtis groups of kurdish s d s . but also between kurtz and, and syrians, that is not to say whoever is a

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leaders could help turkey pressure or dream of an independent. curtis. and south korea's in bottles. presidents units of gold defense is stored at marshal logic free. he vows to fight mounting efforts to peach him as authority. search his office for evidence and ukraine contaminated the country is feared to have more land mines on his territory than any other nation. joined. those who have taken out the dangerous task of clearing the ground of explosives, the uncle fairly welcome to the show. the rebels who allister, the regime of sharla solder foraging a new government, one that they, val will, and the country's history of oppression. some of its 1st actions have been to meet with 4 and diplomats and deployed a new police force syrian. so the new security apparatus will bear no resemblance to the old system. for thousands were tortured, killed or disappeared over the decades. this coffin on fire is probably the one half as a side was buried in. he wrote syria for nearly 30 years and his son bosher, all aside, carried on his brutal rule after he died. re

curtis. >> i know what's coming. you want me to answer before you ask. >> i like it, both of our roles for us. and obviously, there's a lot of attention right now on president-elect donald trump and who he is looking to put into his administration and certain appointees. you have been named by a lot of folks as somebody who could be a critical vote on some of these kind of controversial or more controversial nominations. we're not going to spend a ton of time on this, but i'm going to say, do you have concerns with pete hegseth, kash patel or tulsi gabbard. >> first of all, thank you for joining us today. it's easy to forget there's an amazing process in place and this process evolves over time and there's a lot of look into people's bags and things said. so i'm trying to be very disciplined and let the process work. we saw it with the first nomination for the attorney general, that it solved itself. >> right. >> and i actually think some of these things by the time it comes to me for a vote will have resolved themse

the curtis flood forces in syria as an extension of the outlaws. p k . k groups. crowds are protesting in various cities across syria. after an old video emerge, report has been showing an aloe wide swine being attacked, and the north of the country. police have impose the curfew enforced cities to quell the protests. while there is hope for a united syria, there is still concern over the security of some historic sites. the city of tubs, murder, also known as palmera, was at the center of fighting between rival factions during the civil war. it's now been taken by, hey, at the feet and sham, but i so is threatening the area from the nearby mountains. how much all has been to ted motor and sent this reports to you at the head of sean, say you've been working around the clock to rehabilitate this town or tidmore? some of them tom next to the ocean city from you know before 2011. it's population was around 100000. no, it's estimated up less than $10000.00. so what it was i, if i meant that i only live um, and we suffered from both i so, and the regime cont

are under the ministry of defense on the curtis for forces. they have the f on the west and bank of the faith. these are not part of that. the if you've heard from the lead them as the of the, in his interviews to other edits and outlets where he's talked about maintaining a line of communication with the new leadership here in damascus. but still have not heard. why are they not part of this deal and what would happen to them? because to key it seems adamant that it wants to take them out one way or the other . okay. some of in java is reporting from syria from damascus. thank you for the time being on speaking of the turkey a reaction from there, we'll bring in some cost of elk grove, who's joining us from assemble. so a strong warning from the turkish president. so what more did he have to say? as. 6 there, and actually this is not a surprising statement by presidents are done as it is 0 for shall rhetoric by turkish governments. you know, as the y p g is considered as a serial base branch of the p k k a on code, i believes that they should

but there's also a curtis force in syria that is a turkish fact counter. curtis 1st, which is already fighting the codes nor speak and then down varies the rays of opposition groups and is leave as groups that are part of the coalition and the outside the coordination. so it's not h t s has the backing of the majority of the searing population at this particular point. now this revolution has promised to work with serious prime minister in respect to wherever the syrian people chose to lead them. do you believe those promises when it remains to be seen? i just note that the time of the bond also a problem is intrusive society and it didn't quite find out that way since 2021. so we'll have to see, even if july, any of the lead of h t, as once in english society, there are a lot of power sharing agreements to be negotiated. that is a sharing of the natural results as the oil, which is predominantly now and the good control there is turkey that has an interest that no, oh, good or don't to me, emerges in syria. so there are a lot of things that need to be still work out, but at least the

pj, assuming curtis reval, reply p g under the, the umbrella as the extension of the outlook. curtis stone worker's part in today we heard the defense minister oprah shows uh, talking to press and the saying that they expect the serial national army a to fight against that occurrence. the 2 kids sees a new syrian administration as a legitimate partner. also even consider is about removing the h t s. had dr chum from the terrorist list that took yeah, has put on years ago. and that's why the new army that is going to be functioning under the native syrian government, the new student administration, a school, the syrian national army, which will also include the if free series. and i'm a fighter, is that tricky. a has long trained it militarily and it could as well. and that's why this defense, when it through official said, as a possible, as a nate intervention might be possible. and there was no says fire because took, it doesn't deal with the s, the, or the y p g or the p y d. as it's a claims that this is the score of a syrian or a courtesy, rental group is an extension of the out.

serious new leaders could help crush their dream of an independent curtis day. and time magazine named you as president elect donald trump is person of the year for the 2nd time, starting a political come back of this stuart proportion. the ivr gone to our viewers watching on cbs in the united states. and to all of you around the world, welcome we begin with is really forces in places that they have not been in half a century. this week is rarely troops pushed deeper into the go one heights areas the last entered 15 years ago. today, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu pointed to the toppling of the assad regime this week and said, israel's military will remain and a go one hides buffer zone until border security with israel is guaranteed a. this is the is right, the military in the u. n. monitor demilitarized buffer zone between syria and is radio occupied going on heights. israel has advanced, it would keep a limited number of troops there because the syrian military had abandoned, its posts is raining prime minister benjamin netanyahu said it was a tem

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not only israel, but its allies in washington, and the turkish president gives an ultimatum to curtis militants in syria. drop your weapons for di ball kurds. a longer a is responsible for, complicating the peace process in syria. lay them on the bottom of the conditions dictated by turk. i mean, imposing a turkish agenda on syria, which is unacceptable, not only for us, but for all syrians, caring about unity of their country. and the future of its people, the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching r t international. we're bringing you the top new stories from around the world. a criminal case has been opened looking into the plane crash and projects done that killed at 38 people on wednesday. state authorities say it's too early to determine if the crash is the result of an accident or sabotage. i dare not make premature statements. even preliminary conclusions are impossible. i cannot say anything without evidence for now as part of the criminal case, examinations will be carried out in cooperation with the services of neighboring states. all right, let's cross now to our

you showed us the math before maybe we can pull that up again to see the curtis controlled areas of syria. yeah, that would be useful to pull up the map. can we have the most let's say we still do it and we have it, we have it, it's coming up. but maybe, you know, we can start talking about what the situation is and is a and a thought to feed chord actually leads to these, these territories being more formerly recognized. so of course that's what occurs want, but this is an impossible scenario under turkey's watch. turkey does not want that because then that would set an example for curves within turkey, that they could also have their own autonomous region. so turkey wants to have control into these regions to be able to go in and control which kind of fighters are taking refuge. they're tricky already accuses sd of us, which controls that entire area of the housing peak, a terrorist that it considers terrace. curtis fighters at so even though that is what kurdish factions want, the power dynamics are now changing curds used to control way more territory. then, you know, rebel fighters w

k. meeting to a greater curtis on combining the curtis community, both in northern syria, northern who walk in the south. this region officers here a territorial loss is what's her kids afraid of and that's why they're dedicated to clear. and the if it y p g or p y d or p k, k, present in any place on the west side of the freight is river. the non custodial alba, 0 hotel, you at least 3 people have been killed in the city of that as old and east and syria. what protests have been held against code is fights is controlling. the city crowds on demanding the expulsion of the code. the sled syrian democratic forces, the 3 civilians were killed off this the forces find them protested. following the over throw by charlotte, i said these really ami is, sees the strip of a buffer zone inside sylvia. near these radio occupied golden heights. this violets in agreement with syria that's been in place for 50 years in the context of violations of the disengagement agreements. we have. we see we have from 1974 including the left side today, a tax on unit of positions and our posts near a boulder. an

story from them, at least talk to you as president has issued a full full ultimatum to us. fact. curtis militants in syria was up tight. other one says a choice for the flight to is to surrender, will die. i had a few to join in that because we are resolute to now determination to eliminate terrorist organizations particularly days and the p k. k, which threatened the stability and territorial integrity of both nations. the separatists criminals will either laid down their arms voluntarily or be stumped out with the weapons in syrian solely what we understand. that the time being that i'm pres, more concerned about ensuring that the curtis groups in the northeast of the country laid down the weapons or face the consequences of military operations and an incursion into the northeast. we understand that based on the statements that uncle risk providing, that the fundamental issue here is that it is to do so. of course, to get rid of any threats along the turkish border. but also, it says essentially adhered to the territorial integrity and the sovereignty of the state of syria. but of cou

moving to a greater curtis on combining the curtis community, both in northern syria, northern iraq, and in the south. this region officers here a territorial loss is what's her kids afraid of and that's why they're dedicated to clear. and the if it y p g or p y d or p k, k, present in any place on the west side of the freight is river. the non custodial, elda 0 hotel, you at least 6 people have been killed in the city of their resort, in a scenario where price has something held against coach fights is controlling the city crowds on demanding the expulsion of the code is necessary in democratic forces. the 3 civilians were killed as often as a fired on the price as long juice of informing along lebanon's border is hundreds of syrians hope to return home is in the store. if he has this update from us, not crossing the cereals who have come to the must now border crossing once to enter loving on a crowd of dozens has turned in to a crowd of 100. throughout the course of the day, men, women, and children of all ages growing frustrated, saying they haven't eaten all day waiting in line.

independence and creation of a separate curtis face. perhaps now in sarah, but also with the implications for the larger region, given the minority is the larger uh for this minority both and turn k as in iraq. how do you see this issue evolving this thing? uh, turkey can um, properly to what it has bitten all the time was because, but in my opinion, when data is going to be, if turkey launches mainly trivial, offensive against occurs that a trip ends the existence of the occurs in eastern shore of the freight is i think the kurtz, we rely, i'm a more on the americans and they would open up most of these residues like they did in northern iraq. and i think this is the plan. the plan is to put these communities under immense threats in order for them to accept the american and curtis and these riley protection. and the case is similar in as the way the governor installed on syria where it is populated mostly by the dues people and the jews have a strong presence into okay, probably going on the highest. and up until this moment, these va

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the curtis curtis levels are inside and it's entered. it believes that the y p g and p y d are the syrian wrench. oh, the apple or the song walker spark. if you take a that's what you give, doesn't want any also numbers comfortable or, and also known this region bias. borders lead by the p k. k. meeting to a greater code. this song combining the curtis community, both in northern syria, northern new rocks, and in the southeast region, officers here, a territorial loss is what's her kids afraid of? and that's why they're dedicated to clear. and the if it y p g, or p y the or p k, k, present in any place on the west side of the freight is river, the non custodial, elda 0 hotel, you at least 3 people have been killed in the city of data, as ordering east and syria web protests of being held. the gains code which finds is controlling the city crowns of demanding the expulsion of the code, the sled, city, and democratic forces. the 3 civilians were killed off the rest. the forces find them both as the following. they are with robust all the l

arms factions and merge them into a single army. turkey as president, resume over to on views the curtis lead forces in syria as an extension of the outlaws p k. k group. it does that we are determined to crush the heads of terrorist organizations that threaten the purpose you with each. but both took it and syria starting with i. so the p. k. k. as i said off of the cabinet meeting, the old conditions are impossible. the separate matter isn't, will either bid farewell to the weapons or they will be buried in syrian lands along with the weapons. in southern syria, the new administration is also grappling with, is really, incursions, is really forces open fire on demonstrators injuring for people. and they're also demonstrations and several cities across syria, after an old video resurface, showing an allied shrine being attacked in the north of the country. syrian police have now imposed curfews in homes and natasha as a preventative measure. let's cross this on a bunch of a, joining us from the syrian capital damascus. so we're hearing about these protests taking place in several cities

hope of what we understand of the time being that was more concerned about ensuring that the curtis groups in the northeast of the country laid down the weapons or face the consequences of military operations and an incursion into the northeast. we understand that based on the statements that uncle risk providing, that the fundamental issue here is that it is to do so. of course, to get rid of any threats along the turkish border. but also it says essentially adhered to the territorial integrity and sovereignty of the state of syria. but of course, we can essentially say that this is the silence before the start, because we understand that uncles is currently in a position trying to persuade the y p g, but also the syrian democratic force of the s p f, which is the umbrella organization for that group after was re branded and it's quite against dia sion. we understand that the current position on color hold is a crucial one. but this also means that it comes with a great deal of attention, particularly between entre and washington. we understand that the united states currently has a great

>> jonathan: our conversation with incoming senator john curtis who hopes for trump's success, but is not afraid to defy him. >>> good morning. welcome to "this week." if you were watching congress this week, you might have thought for a moment that donald trump is already president. along with his most high-profile and wealthiest adviser, trump upended a bipartisan spending deal that had been months in the making, but the power of a president-elect just like the president of a president, only goes so far. while trump's hold on the republican party is not in doubt, we saw that his power to get congress to do what he wants has its limits. as congress veered towards a shutdown, trump made only one nonnegotiable demand. he said that the bill to keep the government open must also increase or abolish the so-called debt ceiling. that's the amount the federal government can borrow to pay its bills. without this, trump said on social media, we should never make a deal. this wasn't just advice. it came with a warning that he might campaign against republicans who dare to defy him. trump declar

and so these us is only cooperating with curtis about forces. and ne, syria, i guess, isis about, they're not present in the area where a curse are being displaced for. there are no us forces near our level. so maybe that's a reason why they're being left alone. that the kurds have been trying for decades to setup an independent state in the region that you just talked about. how does this latest flare up affect the chances of that ever happening as well? i mean the car. so sir. yeah, actually the more focus of establishing that upon them as reasoning or upon them as a state not like an independent state from 0 to. busy so as we are part of syria, but during this situation the half left again territory. so this undermines their, their, their attempts to create a phone number's area because they're continuously being displaced. circuit a loss, almost 3 military operations since 2016 to prevent the cards from the uh, gaining any territorial gains. uh now turkey is doing this again uh through this uh circus to back rebels in order to level. uh so i

this is for world war 2 commemoration event will take you name of crushing. curtis melissa and south of it's board or turkey is for administer met with the leader of the u. n. designated terrorist group that sees the power in damascus for minister con, sit on, embrace to the high out to rear. i'll show later i'll gilani, who until recently was on a us terror list that after $10000000.00 for his caps or turkey a has now reopened his embassy in damascus. the 1st country to do so. since terry and president bush are all a sod was overthrown, all delani has banned the guns in the country except for his authorities and pledge to restore order nationwide a couple of party men. so i'm to strengthen the upcoming governments. we must make sure there is no weapon outside the authority of the state for the equity. as for relations between turkey and syria, our strategic ties encompass political and social spheres as well. so since the infrastructure has been destroyed by the previous regime, in order to rise again, we need to rebuild the country of the agricultural, industrial, and banking secto

the opposition forces sees another strategic city in syria dealing a blow to curtis finance. i'm 31 when a 5 and 161 year since libertarian president, have you had any late to call 15 argentina? we've been talking to people here in the show. he's implementing the multiple explosions. have had serious capital a day after opposition. site is forced to the collapse with the outside regime is rarely on the radio is reporting, it's carried out large scale strikes across syria targeting strategic military infrastructure. i'm not sure if the time we manufacture we are taking all the needed measures in order to guarantee our security and protect models in light of the new development and most area of, of the i don't think it's in our interest to go through the details of what we are taking more steps that you will learn more about in the future scenario. so do you, maybe a cause a and a rock has condemned israel. seizure of both a zone in the occupied golden heights saying it will ruin serious chances of restoring security and stability. it's also being reported cods are, is in direc

but i think this is going to close the work between the, the curtis on, let's say, enclaves and turkey. it says, so the situation is very, very difficult. people who think that this will end what this called the civil war in syria. it's not going to, and it's really only exasperate the conflict and syria. people may think that this relative piece that we are witnessing today is a positive thing, which is, but on the longer on, it will only increase the pensions ethnic tensions. so really just tensions and fight over resources, especially the oil fields. and this will lead into further destabilize ation of the region. something that we have been witnessing in the past decades. the bar then concord, a strategist, seems sized speak of sex people. a 120 years ago, debates and the french divided this region. and now the american started dividing it once again, because this is how the rule in order to impose your supremacy and hit your money under age. and you have to divide the region into this for ethical lines 12, but the sooner or later the accounts important where you cannot divide it a

once again, i'm a historical issue on the curtis independence and creation of a separate curtis state, perhaps now in sarah, but also with implications for the larger region given the minority is the larger uh, furnace minors is both in turkey in iraq. how do you see this issue evolving? do thing uh turkey can um, properly to what it has been all the time was because by the, in my opinion, when data is going to be, if turkey launches, i mean, it should be all sensitive against occurs that a trip ends. the existence of the occurs in is to shut off the freight is. i think the kurds will rely more on the americans and they would open up most of these residues like they did in northern iraq. and i think this is the plan. the plan is to put these communities under immense threats in order for them to accept the american and courteous and these variety protection. and the case is similar in as the way the government already installed on syria where it is populated, mostly by the do is people and the jews have a strong presidency into okay, probably going on heights and up until this one mon

but the americans, as i'm sure you know, have a traditional way support in the gerda curtis groups in, in syria. and you know, what i'm looking forward to is the, is the way present area go on and present towns will relate to one another because they have both of them. they have a rather mercantile, have a hard bargain and perhaps somewhat the risk approach to foreign policy. i'm not sure the with with them that you either are pressure preaching. well, what do you think about inducing for a case pursuing uh, its own political designs right now, or it is in doing the american bidding actually in this or offensive particularly offensive from it live, which led to the entire occupation of syria. i believe that this was a bold move by air down, because aircraft so that in a few weeks, if trump comes to power, when he comes to power, he wouldn't impose certain compromises in the region. and she wanted to conquer land in syria, any poof, his position when the time for negotiations come in the near future. so aragon is solely finding disposition on the negotiation table, but at the end of th

the curtis curtis levels are inside and it's entered. it believes us and the y p g and p y d are the syrian ranch. oh, the alpha through the song worker's part, the teacher gives us lots of kids, doesn't want any altering almost comfortable or n region bias. borders led by the p k. k meeting to a greater curtis san combining the curtis community, both in northern syria, northern iraq and the south region officers here, a territorial loss is what's her kids afraid of? and that's why they're dedicated to clear. and the if it y p g or p y d, or p k k, present in any place on the west side of the freight is river console. alba, 0 hotel, have at least 3 people have been killed in the city of data zone in east and sylvia with protests of being held against kurdish fighters, controlling the city crowds are demanding the expulsion of the code. the sped syrian democratic forces. the 3 civilians were killed off the rest of the forces fires on protest as we can now speak with model on the shot. i'll just hear a senior political analyst, he joins us

the curtis lead syrian democratic forces captured territory from the government, reportedly without a fight after forces which drew no key players have signaled readiness for talks on syria's political future. the advantage stick with them and no boy, he was surprised to see the southern and rapids collapse of the syrian government forces on the front lines of credit. so that to the factions took control of large areas, imposing a new, political and military reality was pretty much the city, the for many in syria. and unprecedented conviction that the rule of the sides spanning over 5 decades, maybe nearing its end. earlier i spoke to roger shanahan, a middle east analyst in a former army officer. i asked him what the rapid advance by rebel forces. mike, tell us about the military capabilities. role setting. yeah, that'd be improved considerably. not any in terms of the technology that the i want to deploy, but the planning the capability and essentially their ability to take advantage of when opportunities has presented themselves or their, my mentioned that they have built in a very

rice, methane, a greenhouse gas has an even greater impact on global warming than carbon dioxide. curtis is trailers filled with instruments he uses to monitor hundreds of wells in smell and the gas line over here at the moment. he's measuring methane emissions or a single well, can i get as much gas as thousands of cars? in addition to methane, there's all kinds of other bad stuff that's in there. things like i said, and propane and beauty pain, a pen chains and hack sayings, which are known cancer causing agents. fucking all these boar holes will take years, but the foundation is determined to make a start. after months of preparation, they're ready to tackle this well the the pipes are screwed together, forming a long straw that reaches the wells, bottom 200 meters below the surface. plugging a single well, costs $80000.00, we actually use that straw to set the submit all the way to the bottom 1st and then we'll draw. the drawback out as that cement section is coming up. the wellborn cost is like owns the land, where the spell is located for families sold, the oil rides here many year

the curtis curtis levels are inside and it's entrance. he believes that the y p g and p y d are the syrian ranch. oh, the apple through the song walker spark. if you take is this what you give? doesn't want any also numbers comfortable or n l region biased borders led by the p k. k. meeting to a greater curtis on combining the curtis community, both in northern syria, northern iraq, and in the southeast region. officers here, a territorial loss is what's her kids afraid of, and that's why they're dedicated to clear and the it, it y, p g or p y the or p k. k, present in any place on the west side of the freight is river solum, elda 0 hotel, you a while at least 3 faithful has been killed in the city of dallas, or an eastern syria. that's why there's been protests against cody's prices controlling the city crowds there have been demanding the expulsion of the code is lead, siri and democratic forces. the 3 civilians were killed off as via forces by them. protest is the end of assets rule is reverberating across the region. millions of refug