they know everything about elaine. they won't agree to an interview because i have nothing to gain but stress. also danger and the risk of runing a games and game because our a post appears in the telegram group. hello to steer to type it off and mentioned manifestation dot from pushing on me. still tot, exposing a steel to ton of halls presume as of heads, the last of his name and a new hop. no take, you can fix up going to michigan into east and doesn't create those bull desktops, often sponsors presume from me because i thought, lena buckman, all of elaine's information was on tel graham, which the haters were now using in their game as have often him, the everything was on my phone to the account data transactions, surgery, photos, news, phone numbers on business partners, names and email thread, pop night and email following the couple and the group began accessing her apartment level 4 had begun delivery order tear in a liens home in central dressed in a thing of a piece dotted with 10 or 20 or just a day long, i

oh, and molly received all of elaine's mail? we asked you for a statement, but received no reply, leon herself. no longer receive an e mail campaign. oh, brag about it in the chat with us in kind of either the, the post her post is being published on the channel for weeks in case you haven't seen it yet. sometimes you don't get any mail for 8 months and get kicked out of your apartments. the group had done it. elaine was going to lose her apartment, but she didn't know that yet. she was busy with another police operation. that's why that's why cool. so what it would to police buses for the officers. so i got dressed and got out of the apartment and i went down to the 2nd floor to walk from there. if they went into my entrance floor to point built all school by not seeing mine, i think i came and i went to one another closed and said the police was searching the house because of the bomb threat. didn't a bubble between the police had an email that elaine had allegedly written to a collection agency. so you and your mom to hold th

the elaine bachman is an influence there for several years. she has been the victim of online bullying. happy already. she had a really well for life on the race track. almost like that, but that was no reason to poison him. the guys are sort of like tried to poison the horses several times a hi minutes. nobody can get inside my head or break me respect if they really caught me with that all the time and tell me i'm just trying to call. she gets hate messages. and the trolls play mind games with her. there is a method to it all. alice, most of the game, nothing dr. grouping's ever done to meet the school was as bad as what they did to my animals last couple. you could just tell that these people would stop at nothing while i'm talking next best as a ministry license. bachman is only one victim, shot kissing in high school. shine fluids. find food junior high is getting a phone through us into the southern food, the least of being at this high school in southern getting since early this morning for dogs and looking for exposure. anonymous bomb

let's speak to our education correspondent elaine dunkley. hi, elaine.his. there is huge pressure on laces at this. there is huge pressure on places at special _ this. there is huge pressure on places at special schools - this. there is huge pressure on places at special schools and l places at special schools and for far too places at special schools and forfar too many places at special schools and for far too many children special forfar too many children special educational needs and disabilities in mainstream schools they're not getting the right support and support they need said today the government has announced £740 million to be invested to create more capacity in mainstream schools. that money will be given to local authorities and they will be strongly encouraged to give that in mainstream schools to improving vicinity and access ability in buildings, but a wheelchair access, specialist units in mainstream schools to help children with adhd, autism, sensory rooms to help those children who cannot cope with bigger class sizes and the bustle of

mike: elaine, do you worry about all the tariff talk?nd what trump showed in his first term is that these tariffs a are a great negotiating tactic. we're free marketers, and we love the free market, we love how it brings prosperity, but we don't have free markets on a global scale because of what these other countries are doing. china is dumping their products in this country, and what we're seeing already, i mean, think about it. trump hasn't even been sworn into office, and he's already got mexico and canada coming to the table and not only working with, wanting to work with us on tariffs, but also wanting to help stem the tide of illegal immigration and the fentanyl coming across the border, and he's not even sworn into office. i think a lot of americans feel like january 20th just can't come soon enough. mike: let's show our audience the list of industries and products that could be impacted by tariffs. there they are on the screen. it's a pretty long list. do you worry about the impact on your wine business, gerard? >> well, what's

cbs' elaine cobbe met up with some young people, including americ americans, who helped rebuild this: as the flames engulfed notre dame, many feared that even if it survived the fire, the skills needed to rebuild the cathedral were long lost. but it turned out there were still traditional craftsmen and women quietly at work around france. and soon an army of artisans was drafted in to restore the historic monument. >> it's quite a privilege. >> it is a privilege. >> this woman is a decorative painter who described her job as applying make-up touchups over the stone mason's work. >> it's gratifying to know that i helped create something better than what it was, and it will outlast my lifetime. >> so, if we're looking at it now, can you see where you worked? >> well, the idea of my job is that you don't actually see what i did. so, if you don't see what i did, it's mission accomplished. >> chief architect -- says the restoration shown a new light on traditional ways of working in construction and restoration. what is great about notre dame is it's like a school, he says, where we pass

cbs's elaine cobbe reports from paris. >> reporter: after more than three months of reliving daily the her husband put her through... gisele pelicot walked out of court with her head held high. >> [speaking french] >> reporter: "my thoughts are with all the victims who have not been recognized," she said. "i want you to know that we share the same fight." her now ex-husband dominique pelicot was handed a 20-year sentence after he admitted to the court that he drugged her night after night for almost a decade so that he and dozens of men could rape her. gisele waived her right to anonymity in the trial, hoping to help other victims. her bravery winning her the admiration of a nation and beyond. in just a few short months gisele's likeness has been everywhere, from the covers of magazines to the walls of avignon. activist fanny foures has been pasting messages of support near the courthouse. >> i think it has changed society already. along this four-month, as the day the trial started, we started to talk and talk a lot. [chanting] >> reporter: many here are hoping the case will prompt a

just don't have to have authorial claims on this. elaine you around. so if you go to crane, they dream of companies like all healed up in the palace have up. but for some reason the colon does not pretty well you are at this, i'm a natural ray of cynical and relentless predators. just as it is today, the seeing the danger and what was happening in march 1959. so if you union insights west countries to form an empty finishes block. so we have been trying to rally route, the popular fraud, terry initiatives and trying to rally the west just to make a stand with them against fascism. they oppose new deck. they oppose allowing hitler and to check his lavaca. but nobody would do that. so it wasn't just in 1939, and this will be as proposed and alliance with britain in france against hitler, and have been actually throughout the late last half of the 1930 is that the soviets were pushing for that. had that happened, we could have stopped hitler, they could have preventive world war 2 because hitler was weak and no, he was weak and he was blessing. and assumi

>> margaret: elaine cobbe thank you. well, now to this breaking news from capitol hill. house voted a short time ago to approve a stopgap plan to fund the government until mid-march. it appears a partial government shutdown will be averted. but what does this indicate about how hard it will be for republicans to govern after president-elect donald trump takes office next month? cbs's nikole killion has the late developments from capitol hill. >> reporter: with hours to go... >> 'twas five days before christmas, and all through this house, not a lawmaker was resting, not even their spouse. >> reporter: the house rushed through another plan to keep the government open before a midnight deadline. >> this is a good outcome for the country. i think he certainly is happy about this outcome, as well. >> reporter: the latest version would extend government funding through mid-march retain more than $100 billion in disaster aid, and keep $10 billion in economic assistance for farmers. >> christmas is right around the corner, right? [laughs] we know two things are happening. we ar

elaine dunkley, bbc news. she's the queen of fashion.alist in the world. she is behind a new immersive exhibition celebrating the changing history of the catwalk. inventing the runway uses vogue's archive dating right back to its first publication in 1892. it's on at lightroom in london's kings cross. 0ur media editor katie razzall went to meet her. this is spectacle beyond spectacle. you were there. i was there. it was extraordinary. anna wintour, flanked by british vogue's boss and the company's creative chief, relives the moment back in 2017 when fashion designer karl lagerfeld created a space station—inspired catwalk set for chanel. it was just a pleasure and amazing to be there, and you couldn't wait to see what he was going to come up with next. now we have a front—row seat on the history of the catwalk, with an immersive exhibition at london's lightroom dreamt up by vogue's reigning queen. i think for someone who goes to so many shows, you get a little...notjaded, but you get used to the experience. but it isn't one that many peop

this season two young dancers share the starring role, and they sat down for a chat with elaine quijano >> reporter: george balanchine's "the nutcracker" takes audiences from the grandeur of a grownup christmas party to the dream world of a young girl guided by a nutcracker turned prince. but off stage hannon hatchet and finley mccurdy-van alstine who debuted as the prince this year, are a bit more casual. >> cbs saturday morning. >> reporter: hannon is 10. finn 11. both began dance lessons around the age of 3. >> what did you like about ballet? >> i can't really remember. i think i liked like all of my energy being used to doing something fun. because i had a lot of energy, still have a lot of energy. >> reporter: that energy shines when each boy performs. they enjoy giving the choreography their own spin. and something else. >> i also just like the 2,500 people looking at you. >> have you ever gotten stage fright? >> never. >> i actually have something to add to that. >> yes, finn, please. >> i'm more scared to go to swimming lessons than i am to go on that stage. like i look forward

the spirit of bon off, we're going to zoom, is that elaine race that started with this funding for the w. b. dubois and john said invest williams and others and must be continued to the next generation. it is generation to generation of the chair. why in my law, we say more important than our children, our children's children, and that is what the spirit of find out for kind of them is all about. and useful conversations about the continent of africa continues, but let us of a break, so that we can re engage in a more energized way the same wrong just don't move out because the application and engagement equals the trail. when so many fund themselves will depart, we choose to look for common ground. the the, the devolved in the wall, claimed and ruined the lines of tens of thousands. but it was the hague tribunal, with delta of finishing flow to the muscle. next fell down. yeah, it was that i will talk to him. all of that will cause that the curious, i mean them was that the, the rest of your stuff or some which in the funded 13 as me them or just send me the ok up on these you about y

this is the definitely news alive from to elaine jubilation at syria and celebrate victory day. first, friday, presence the fall of the tyrant bash, i saw tens of thousands joined nationwide celebrations a week after rebels forces ended a more than half a century of brutal dictatorship by the side class. also coming up a grim search for the victims, families gather at multi across syria, hoping to locate missing, loved ones killed by the regime and process, new centrist prime minister francois via loot. the thing is in the parliament refusing to work the i'm anthony, help welcome to the programs. thank holding it. friday, victory. tens of thousands of syrians have joined the celebrations during the 1st friday pres. since the overdrive of the, dictated by shaw us out. the williams from 30 news of civil war still rule, but the brutal tools of tyranny has given way to songs of hype and the 3 star flag of the new suit. as damascus was draped in green, white, and black as residents celebrated the lightning revolution that brought them and to the southridge with the guns falling silen

. >> but don't pull an elaine and eat it the night before a drug test.ht. >> seinfeld reference. >> all right. is it time to try it? >> let's try it. >> by the way, it really does smell like an everything bagel. yeah, it really does. like a saturday morning. andrew, what do you think before i try it? is it good? >> it's not bad. i guess it's not bad. it just tastes like mac and cheese with the everything seasoning on top. >> okay, this is not terrible. >> i mean, i like mac and cheese, right? >> i mean, mac and cheese was good the way it is, right? like. right. you need to. >> so now there's sesame in it. yum. >> i would prefer if there was like lobster or lobster mac, mac and cheese. >> would you want kraft lobster mac and cheese? >> i don't know if it came in a box right. >> a box of lobster mac. >> that's what i'm saying. i'd take this. >> yeah, i think so too. >> it's not terrible. >> it's not? yes, i would say advertise. not terrible. >> wow. a glowing endorsement from all of us here. >> and finally, here's something that will not get my endorsement

elaine cobbe reports. >> reporter: as the flames engulfed notre dame, many feared that even if it surviveduild the cathedral were long lost. but it turned out there were still traditional craftsmen and women quietly at work around france and soon an army of artisans was drafted in to restore the historic monument. >> that's quite a privilege. >> it is a privilege. it's very much a privilege. >> reporter: cami schmoker is a decorative painter who described her job as applying makeup touch-ups over the stonemace ornz' work. >> every day my co-workers and i were pinching ourselves like we are here. and it's gratifying to know that i've helped create something better than what it was and it will outlast my lifetime. >> reporter: so if we're looking at it now, can we see where you worked? >> well, the idea of my job is you don't actually see what i did. so if you contdon't see what i then it's mission accomplished. >> reporter: chief architect philippe villeneuve says the restoration shined a new light on traditional ways of working and construction and restoration. "what is great about notre d

the clerk: nomination, amtrak board of directors, elaine marie clegg of ied to be a director -- elaine marie clegg of idaho to be a director. the clerk: we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of executive calendar 854, elaine marie clegg of idaho to be director of the amtrak board of directors as follows. mr. schumer: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from new york. l mrs. gillibrand: mr. president, if you've ever had kids you know how important it can be to encourage their education, but with many competing priorities up sometimes need to use creating strategies to ensure success. that is what rucker did. a teacher in the 1940's in harlem. he started a small outdoor basketball team for black youth and encouraged his players to maintain good grades and did he core rum. -- deck core rum. some sap he is the fa

eric elaine menÉndez, de 53 y 56 aÑos de edad, cumplen cadena perpetua sin libertad condicional por elmuÑoz noticias telemundo. >> esta noche el exlÍder de los zetas cÁrdenas guillÉn a duerme en una prisiÓn de mÁxima seguridad en el estado de mÉxico. cÁrdenas fue trasladado desde una cÁrcel de indiana hasta un puerto de entrada de san diego, california. ahÍ fue entregado a las autoridades de mÉxico para enfrentar cargos por delitos de delincuencia organizada contra la salud y operaciones con recursos de procedencia ilÍcita desde el 2010. osiel cÁrdenas guillÉn cumpliÓ una condena de 25 aÑos de prisiÓn por cargos de narcotrÁfico en estados unidos. >> todo parece indicar que, a pesar de que no habÍa como tal un proceso contra cÁrdenas guillÉn en mÉxico. finalmente las autoridades mexicanas reactivan algunos casos a efectos de que no pueda estar en libertad y se reintegre o nuevamente trate de obtener el control del cÁrtel del golfo, organizaciÓn que dejÓ hace algunos aÑos luego de que fue recluido en prisiÓn en los estados unidos. >> por otra parte, en sinaloa capturaron a un tÍo de ovid

. >> biggest change was elaine was added to the show, get out!d you know what that feels like. we have something. >> so what do you think of our new time slot? 9:00 on thursday, 8:00 central, maybe one famous nbc show that aired in that time slot. >> cheers. >> it's a dangerous slot because they're handing you the biggest audience there is. if that audience starts watching you and goes, i hate this. >> and they go away, you're dead. my mother caught me, caught you doing what? >> you know, the episode that is super important in the trajectory of seinfeld is the contest. >> i am never doing that again. >> it was predicated on a real contest that larry david had been part of, seeing who could go the longest without masturbating. >> but are you still master of your domain? >> i am king of the county, but what also should be noted, elaine is in the contest. >> john f kennedy jr. is here. >> and that, i think, was a bold statement at that time. >> hang on, hang on. >> jerry was dating marla the virgin. >> let's go in the bedroom. >> really? that was an

elaine low joins us now.ff of its feet again after covert shutdown and the strikes, so many things besetting the industry in the early part of 2024. what can we expect in early 2025 to keep some kind of momentum going in the industry? elaine: we started to see the green shoots of recovery in production and the number of tv shows getting made. i would say around late summer, early fall this year. this year really got off to a much slower start if you ask anybody who lives and works in the industry out here. again, on the heels of two strikes, the actors and writers engaged in a labor stoppage last year. that is compounded by the fact that the industry has been engaged in a pullback from scripted tv. those things combined, and also on the back of the pandemic meant it has been a really couple of tough years for the industry. what we are expecting in 2025 is not exactly a flurry of activity in the beginning of the new year. there are expectations that things will be picking back up again and we are seeing some n

elaine quijano shows us how this community of caretakers is coping in the wake of the pandemic. >> as my sister-in-law was saying, we could probably build a hospital or clinic by ourselves. >> reporter: from nurses to therapists to doctors, nina jokes there are so many healthcare workers in her family they could fully staff their own hospital. nina and her husband don left the philippines in 2007 to work as occupational therapists in the u.s. then in early march they found themselves on the front lines of the pandemic. >> then in late march he started to get sick. finally called the emergency 911 on him. he couldn't even drink water anymore. >> reporter: days later don ryan was well enough to facetime from a hospital. >> we were very hopeful. he looked much better. he didn't like the food. so i said okay, think what you want to eat. call me back and i'll have it delivered. he never got to call me back. that was it. >> reporter: on april 4th don ryan batayola passed away in new jersey at age 40. >> we thank you for welcoming don to thy gates in heaven. >> reporter: his family paid thei

she won't be chose to wish i'm part of the skin. lenny, well, we just sort of from the treasury, elaine and a button on the edge, the history in front of one, caldwell and one of them and its consequences for solving staples, the i a but it is a line you have to bunch of defaults, got a little split the bill, a grown them does, it should of our new to impose over to this side v and there in bell in announced the establishment different queens on independence thinking and if the king the colon, but didn't want to give up that bonus to advertise essentially, think times the kingdom of poland to a cohen, and then started melting the population. the number was the one that is a what the news people go explore, thoughts who design it, the city stories as the war approach to tipping points. russian forces were strong . gary and playing several victories over the tongues, the german and russia warm each other down and bloody battles. rush as allies, england, and france comfortably put the economies on a wall fitting and prepared to come up, not just germany, but also russian territories to whi

and the reason why elaine in new jersey, so not harsh on turkey, is because of the turkey supports to the position figures. and for e, ron, it's a major setback because traditionally, you know, on has been accusing the west us. uh, is it a while for the regional challenges you're on faces? but this time the challenge comes from a federal police senior, even a pearl home us a turkish government for training. this is a victory, is also a message to his rivals that i'm going to get these refugees out. we patriot some, return them back to syria safe without having to and humanely forced them out of the country tender cut out of editor on the corner of just so of course, naturally, all the media outlets that are affiliated with are doing are going to use this terminology portray this is a victory for a deal on personally and for his affiliates, not merely for the syrian people. it tells me a lot about the gun on his strategy. his personality called he use the refugee card and or the 2 separate lives. his authorities internally i'm to leverage his control with all of these shifts and region

so yes, as a legend about giants, me to the mysterious met in elaine and who could easily pick up huge rocks and throw them around. so locals. convenience had to watch out for them and so which them and then they had an alliance with people, according to one of the legends and helps the comedians move these huge boulders to the edges of the field support. and also there was even a period of co operation between the giants and regular people. yeah, but of course, that's a legend. although what's interesting is that there might have been something that gave rise to these believe so just doesn't have it. but there are rumors that the archaeologist will offend, found an unusually total human scale. it's in her will, though. wherever is it, we don't know, but i know the idols may delta stone. ancient petro glanced and even maids is made up to stone. the local people have bestow special meaning on to the rocks here is due to i used the n d. they're all the so called magical rocks. rocks that are alive, ethical, how, how is, at least that's what ancient people believe and use the freight tool

it's effectively elaine, the government and everything has an element of election nearing here is the same time, but all i've sold sponsor for train self is the tons the piece and told him is the landscape overcame that? that doesn't mean he has to pay the price for it. basically, i looked at that thank you for the analysis. george's capital tbilisi has been hit by a full night of classes outside parliament protest as have been gathering there since the government suspended efforts to join the european union. on thursday. po, show a clear majority of georgians favor you membership. many fee of the ruling georgia dream thought he is trying to move closer to russia. george's prime minister as projected calls for you elections. the 10s of thousands of demonstrators surround the podium and didn't typically see most peaceful but as the police close in heavy sites. breakouts. just as the nights before, the, the process response by the parliament decision to suspend the totes and joining the european union. the prime minister cobra hits the t nice, he's taking georgia of the past to you memb

most hard spring for the for the north is if like, you have to find information in lab or elaine street and to find the flags. and i think the price is also a little higher than i think in my country, little more they want me to play the cheapest, can be $400.00 euro is per month for room without major amenity, all is complete. yes. okay. is it easy to find a job here for the 4 to hearing from when a kind of a when that's the good thing here is that students can work up to 30 hours a week. and there are many places that fire students for work on weekends or even english. it is really difficult to find a job here. anyways, just a part time job because i can spake me very good spanish let's say you made it and you finish your degree. what our sales shows up so that alumni can change their thoughts as to a working visa if they get a word control of meaning. on 6 months since 2022 students can now search for a job as soon as they graduate before that it wasn't possible until they completed 3 years of residence in spain. that's all for now. where shall we go to next? and on that studios note

do for them is, i mean, really should do this to some pending b, elaine's that ask about that before i see that, i mean, i loved it, took us some reason to decide what was the decision to be new coming back to the company, michelle vascular, the meta tags on the money be that, you know, obviously don't on sewage issue for she had to synchronize. i won't do anything on the sending of this an issue that credit is all going to the money or not. you see the a community and a bought a damn community opinion, a double check, and let's see i year to move on april. my name is just the one say say now could i associate on the screen to then say like best along the weather must be was have a good me and a lot less on the golf about. and they said i did it the last time to come from, but he ended up with me because he knows all the different onto the 50. yeah. data on the based on tv, onto the default printer. you know, when this affects the tools and then discuss the general. yeah, i did find a assess thing. i knew i need to have loved you lost the ssl say say sister, my actual session boy on

desacelerándose es que la agencia atribuye esta tendencia, en parte a los huracanes elaine y milton,én en época de compras y de devoluciones, ya sea por varias razones. se arrepintió tal vez o porque no le quedó o simplemente no le convence el producto o regalo que compró a algún ser querido o no, o compañero de trabajo, o tal vez no le gustó. espero que a mí me guste, pero vamos a preguntarle a arlen fernández para que nos explique paso a paso lo que debemos hacer para obtener nuestro dinero de regreso. si quieres devolver un producto, asegúrate de no sacarlo de su empaque original, así es más probable que te den un reembolso y no un crédito de la tienda. también asegúrate de no botar el recibo y para las devoluciones en persona. lleva tu identificación. la mayoría de las tiendas te la pedirá, incluso si no fuiste tú quien compró el artículo. los almacenes están intentando reducir abusos de las políticas de devolución y si no quieres exponerte a multitudes. muchos minoristas cubrirán el costo de la devolución, pero debes imprimir la etiqueta en casa y luego asegurarte de embalar ese

eric elaine menÉndez, de 53 y 56s de edad, cumplen cadena perpetua sin libertad condicional por el doblez. la prÓxima audiencia para anotar la 30 y 31 de enero del prÓximo aÑo en la corte de vanoise. se dice que hay la posibilidad de que estÉn presentes tanto eric como lyle, pero vÍa remota desde la cÁrcel de san diego, donde cumplen su sentencia. regreso contigo, aranza. >> edgar, muchas gracias por esta informaciÓn. en nuevo mÉxico, las autoridades investigan las razones por las que un adolescente hispano habrÍa asesinado a balazos a cuatro familiares. el joven de 16 aÑos se encuentra detenido bajo cargos de homicidio. fue el mismo, incluso el que llamÓ al 991 reportando las muertes en su casa al sur de albuquerque. segÚn la policÍa, cuando los agentes llegaron al lugar, se encontraba muy intoxicado y ademÁs se entregÓ sin ofrecer resistencia. una voluntaria de los bomberos locales figura entre las cuatro vÍctimas fatales que tenÍan edades entre los 42 y los 14 aÑos de edad. mÁs informaciÓn en la ediciÓn que tenemos esta noche. hoy el presidente electo trump tuvo su primera conferencia

it's effectively elaine, the government, and everything has an element of election nearing here at the same time, but all that sold once a for trains self is a ton of peas and told him is a landscape. overcame that. that doesn't mean he has to pay the price for it. make sure i look at that. thank you for the analysis. georgia's capital tbilisi has been hit by a full night of classes outside parliament. protesters have been gathering their ever since the government suspended efforts to join your opinion on thursday. polls show a clear majority of georgians, favor e u membership. many fee of the ruling, georgia in green body is trying to move close to, to russia. george's prime minister has rejected calls for new elections. tens of thousands of demonstrators surround the podium and didn't typically see most peaceful, but as the police close in heavy sites. breakouts. just as the nights before, the, the process response by the parliaments decision to suspend tullocks and joining the european union. the prime minister, cobra heaps. the do you nice. he's taking georgia of the past to you me

so if you one professor elaine poppy is israel's foremost historian on the ethnic, cleansing of palestinians really begins in the late 19th century. when an ideological movement goes, i'm is and decides that the best way to solve the problem though, if i'm to send that isn't in euro. and the best way forward model in the future for the jewish people is in the land of palestine. so in that period between the late 19th century and the end of the 1st world war designers and becomes effect on the ground in palestine. at the time it was the united kingdom, which was a chief architect and the ally of scientist, aspirations in palestine. the british ruth palestine as part of the colonial portfolio between 19181948. so in the mid 19 twenty's design is move in succeeds in buying land in palestine into places cold weather waters and motors even on the before signings and people also boats and then the word transaction. but the custom was the villages who lived there for centuries remain. i mean, the change of ownership does not approve design, and this is lynn on is the 1st thing they do. they go to t

of thoughts the union of libyan was concluded or merging with this elaine here in poland into a powerful po, relation to so any uncommon wells, the defend possibly wish to be rich, russia, the by real documents you have on the toner, me, brooks to the phones, lonia is an ancient russian faith, them dating back from the times of grandeur, piano slough, named judy upon baptism, who conquered the 2 lands and erected there, a city named in his own beauty of devonte and the country pledge to pay tribute to russia and delivery and sent men to bound down to our grandfather, the great sovereign, yvonne and our father took solvable russia, fussy, and receipts about the needs of peace. russia has challenges and documents to prove it claimed to have on the terrible in atlanta. so he felt he acted justly. he does not take what belongs to others, but only with times want been known to bruce from ancient times, and poland had no claims to these lands because of own yeah, it wasn't built around the publish room. the default tunes of war change fast to punish, allow me to exponents, and really kill you.

it's effectively elaine, the government and everything has an element of election nearing here is the same time, but all i've sold once a for train self is a ton of peas and told him, is the landscape overcame that? that doesn't mean he has to pay the price for it. basically, i looked at that, thank you for the analysis. and at the same time, a significant victory. by the far right, our bar d. c is very ural, skeptical to say the least now added to these elections that seem very polarized at the moment. we are also waiting this afternoon, he and romania on a decision from the constitutional court. who is yet to vote. if the 1st 4 of the presidential elections from last week are legal or not, or we should redo the elections following the ballot counting that is still taking place to some extent, especially for votes coming from abroad diaspora. so at the moment we're still waiting to understand what the romania is going east or west following the elections last night. that's the very polarized. and at the same time, a highly important decision from the constitutional court that could i

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get a deadlock after one demand to hold direct talks with the arm to elaine. your economy is in goma and eastern democratic republic of congo was more on the field talks the president of the us on those early this evening. the failure of the peaceful process between the government of wanda and the democratic republicans cause the site as failed to find that come on. so initial on some of the key issues opposing them since the last 3 he is the government to be honest is accusing blunt on officials for the physical size that we.

look, he is being described as in the slumber full, someone who supported germany's for right party. elaine moss has been calling out germany's government over there, so called as long as ation of the country, an ex muslim ac as well. x muslims have been speaking out online saying, well, this couldn't be further from the truth. and actually they as real muslims have been targeted by him in the past for a band. and then as long to lab obsessively went after an ex muslim saudi woman, he wanted my help and exposing her and turned aggressive when i wouldn't comply. friends have shared with me that he was targeting other saudi female activists as well to live, i'll do most and is not an atheist. she has a she, a extremist, just because of muslim self identifies as an atheist or claims to have converted to christianity. doesn't mean it's the truth, classic example of to kia next. this allow me to practice that allows muslims to lie and deceive, to advance islamic goals or gen. tapes, falls, narrative design so division chaos. terror reveals the psycho testing and manipulative nature of jihad has

this is elaine jimmy. and that is good. i know who j a month, a copy in a busy. yeah. also let you know, shoot us a message and let me know if you have none and stuff. but that's the, the form. and i didn't know who i should do this email address, thoughts, but that's what i see in them. and that z, i don't know what i learned. i sure do. i will. local board is what i eat. heavily about. yeah, and you get an individual policy for the to to see if they are going to a man, the lower the flock. what does that mean? that and advocates credit, credit cards. well, how windows deanna would it be done for the fucking up walk what, why did we not then tell you what i think supplement the festival move ahead. i was brought in. you must have had some challenges one in front of the so how did it hello, how are you? still thinking shortly, but he didn't like and showed him head and 1st name at the end of my worker handling my lip. i'm with him and, and the vision logistics that 80 and the just the only, i mean met him, the position that i needed and that's kind of the to know in th