they can be pierced by projectiles if hit at one point this is a crime against humanity with such ensuingnces. we have additional opportunities and have the strength to not allow, not disruption of the reactors, not disruption of these storage facilities, but why is the whole world sleeping? why are the rich going for a long, long time to send their e-experts so that they can be convinced on the spot what it is, and these tales about the fact that allegedly russia itself is shelling itself in order to allegedly do bad things to ukraine, so let them tell tales to others they are to us, because today ukraine is a threat. not only europe the consequences of the breach. storage and integrity of nuclear waste uh, this threat to the whole planets. eh, it's true, and here the international community face. the un should finally say its words and the rich have long said, well, it’s not up to us, and uh, we only strengthen our and indifferent defense and protection of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, and we know any attempts to pretend that it is necessary to return under the control of ukrain

and in addition, he was equated with the participants in the hostilities with all the ensuing benefitsnd payments that are due to the families of the dead. i do not want to compare anyone with anyone or blame anyone for something. i want to ask one question. these are the pacifists and peace fighters. vs they know war. what can you die for, you know, if this is the question then? it seems to me that we will come across either an ironic smile, a condescending look, or simply an abandoned phone or a door closed in front of you, and at the end i want to show you two videos here for lovers of tolerance. and the second video from the opera singer sergei moskalkov for lovers of besogon liberda captured cultures but you own nature, how the russian soldier will support. well, that's all for today. our team is going on a short break. well and our viewers will be able, if they want to watch replays of our programs and the golden collection on channel russia 24. and here comes our midshipman krivoruchko. and as always said, we leave one by one for the holidays. if anything, we are geologists, all

up to a 1000000 people were massacred in the ensuing violence. it's a story of shared violence among pakistanis and indians. as we had into independence day celebrations of both countries. it's worth shouting from those that witness these new nations being born amidst the carnage as well as the promise of a better future. ah, i lose a g, a g, d. so all those had arranged memories of partition. dr. d was it? jenny? d should need was no ditching there. he's very what engine? light on stranger loosening. good job. some bad games. then suddenly it's jackie. this started the way you might have. i thought they used to teach in a village in what is now the indian side. but allah, he had come home on for the summer break. when all hell broke loose gently, altogether much better mileage broke out schools were closed indefinitely. how many yet to get to high school, but no, get it out there. a lot of those bloodshed everywhere from countless dead bodies and injured people, arrived into my city, which was on the new border. automatic, remember going there a

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expressed frustration over the lack of accountability for crimes committed during the dar for conflict ensued and addressing the un security council today by video link, the prosecutors said that survivors of that armed conflict need action not words. brazil's far white present enjoyable to narrow, has attempted to come fears that he'll try and overturned the results of october's presidential election if he loses. he said that he will respect the outcome as long as the voting is what he calls clean and transparent. malaysia's top court has upheld x prime minister naji, but results corruption conviction. he was a key figure in the plundering of a sovereign wealth fund. rosalyn is now headed to prison for 12 years. he is the country's 1st former prime minister to be sent to prison firefighters in portugal captured a phenomenon on camera to day as they battled a wildfire in the north. you see it right there. fire tornadoes can dramatically worse in serious places, making them spread rapidly, like several european countries. portugal has seen an increased number of wildfires this year from now to

capacity of 20,000 tons of tnt exploded at an altitude of almost 600 m from the impact itself and the ensuingd about 80,000 people. tens of thousands more died later from injuries and radiation exposure. people. now they seem further and further away from understanding that we need a world without nuclear weapons. and i appeal to all in memory of hiroshima we must never repeat this mistake. we must never allow such a thing to happen. again, the prime minister at the ceremony barely held back tears. the japanese bombing of hiroshima is a tragedy from which they will never escape . the children of the city with a population of 350,000 live a normal peaceful life. but what was left of it after a nuclear explosion, two or three buildings actually survived, one of which is now called the atomic dome, became a symbol of the tragedy of hiroshima, it was included in the list of historical heritage. unesco is also a tribute to the memory of the whole world remembers the gension at today's ceremony was also emotional nuclear weapons are meaningless. three -quarters of a vector later, we should think ab

i hate would ensue into the game of golf, i hated, like, i really do. welcome to the programme.pecial anniversary ten years to the day a special anniversary ten years to the day of a special anniversary ten years to the day of the a special anniversary ten years to the day of the opening a special anniversary ten years to the day of the opening ceremony a special anniversary ten years to the day of the opening ceremony for the day of the opening ceremony for the london paralympics. they were in undoubted success with venues pack, athletes becoming household names and sport question the forefront of public consciousness. ten years on, have the games delivered a meaningful legacy? kate grey has been finding out. this is going to tear up the record books! it is gold and silver for paralympics tv! she's going to do with it, it's gold! and a brand—new world record! the london 2012 paralympic games have certainly left their mark on the queen elizabeth olympic park. celebrated as the greatest games ever, with packed out stadiums and memorable moments. johnny peacock stunning the crowd

internet, the fbi got me or they sent the regular cops while -- the post presumably ends as a chase ensuedaccount recently saw an uptick in posts in the days following the fbi search at mar-a-lago. august 8th the user wrote, this is your call to arms from me. get whatever you need to be ready for combat. and evil already won. now we need to fight a civil war to take back the country. on august 9th, the day after the mar-a-lago search, the user encouraged people to go to palm beach and that if fbi agents broke up the group, quote, kill them. investigators have not yet confirmed if that account belonged to shiffer, but a law enforcement source tells cnn, an image on the account matched a government photo id of him. >> donald trump has an amazing amount of influence over people who harbor these sorts of beliefs when he baselessly floats out an allegation as he did on monday about the fbi possibly planting evidence in his residence, which we all know there's been absolutely zero proof produced for that. >> reporter: after shiffer took off from the field office, troopers surrounded him and exch

however, on most documents , a stamp immediately appeared, secret, with all the ensuing consequences.n then , independent investigators drew attention to the fanatical stubbornness of the police in refuting any versions of the possibility of a conspiracy in april 1988, the bulk of the police archives in the case of robert fitzgerald, 50,000 documents were declassified, including the killer's diary with the words rfc must die. 700 photographs of physical evidence, among them a 22-caliber iver johnson revolver, but it turned out that 2,400 photographs disappeared without a trace, which captured details important for the investigation at the scene of the murder, as well as the results of a ballistic examination a couple of years ago, donald trump promised just declassify all the materials, as about the assassination of both john and robert kennedy, but, apparently, something prevented him, maybe that he did not become president to declassify these materials. maybe this would shed some light on to, on really their customers, this murder and the perpetrators, because as all the examination

this, this is the real state terrorism, namely ukraine today is a state of terrorists with all the ensuingences. i am absolutely convinced to intimidate victory will be ours sergey mikhailovich well, how are you do you think it is worth being afraid of a politician now as a leader of public opinion? is it worth it to take some additional steps to ensure your safety? vigilance never hurts, but there is no need for additional measures, we have special services working professionally. i know this very well and it works the most. the main thing is our army and people's flight of the dpr and lpr on the fronts of ukraine and here. e. we just need to save our strength, which is now being done to grind these bastards in another way i can not say and finish. shitting new lairs in the city of kiev, nothing else is given, but sergey mikhailovich how do you assess what is happening now on the line of contact at the front, you can probably even say so, and uh, what threats do you see in connection with the shelling of zaporozhye nuclear power plant, uh, what would you suggest doing in this situation? t

we thought the night after he testified but over the ensuing weeks we heard about this call i lookeds per i was angry with the present because he didn't want and with rudy giuliani. noww the president and then to chill you out and the attorney general about that. we were not investigating at that point of joy of - - joe biden but also as attorney general. but then with this assignment he was up to in europe. but they were claiming that he was solicit eating —- soliciting political contributions and bend the law and bend the law for political opponents. but this would not have happened to someone ukraine. so they got a break with impeachment we don't really have w a mission. use it back and watch the show. but then to take related is liberty and examples of covid very to come in restrictions would have been proposed like churches. nope. it cannot be worse. it is worse than you are treating other boat. because that he compelpl people to be religious. they have freedom of conscience but framers for a virtuous people who are generallyy religious. they had internal and moral compasses. th

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germany, most of france, the uk will continue to have extremely low levels of humidity with all the ensuing countries that i did not mention should not relax either. the british have already experimented. soil, like stone, does not absorb moisture at all. so longed rains can first cause flooding that occurs brightly, an illustration of climate change, we once talked about circulation alimony, heiji cell atmospheres, for example, provide heat and moisture from the equator to the region of 30-35 degrees north and south latitude at the equator updrafts form fields of cumulonimbus clouds and it is no coincidence that so much precipitation falls here. but then the warm air cools down and becomes heavy, descending currents do not allow clouds to develop and the arid zone begins. climate in europe in this zone is the mediterranean. recent studies show that every 10 years, heidi cells expand along the meridian by half a degree. this means that in our hemisphere, droughts are becoming more frequent. they will push north. well, in the southern hemisphere, respectively, to the south. in the meantime,

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minutes remaining, huddersfield forward chris hill was sin—binned for a dangerous tackle — and from the ensuinge, you can head to the bbc sport website. but that's all your sport for now. hello there. we'll have some contrasting conditions first thing on friday, with some sharp, thundery downpours to clear southern and eastern england. we could see a couple of inches of rain somewhere across kent coast, up into suffolk and norfolk. slowly easing away by lunchtime, brightening up, but behind withjust a few scattered showers into the far northwest. top temperatures here, 15—20 celsius, a little bit fresher in the southeast, and certainly not as humid as in recent days. now, as we move out of thursday into friday, another weatherfront tucks in from the atlantic with this little ridge of high pressure building in behind. it's a weak affair — it'll produce more in the way of cloud, some showery outbreaks of rain for southern scotland, wales and for devon and cornwall. ahead of it, there'll be more sunshine, and so a degree 01’ so warmer. a little bit fresher, but again, still with more sunshine to t

>> something like, you see what i deal with, i deal with this all the time. >> over the ensuing days, no further steps were taken to a point sydney powell. but there is some ambiguity about what the president actually said and did during the meeting. here's how pat cipollone described it. >> i don't know what her understanding of whether she had been appointed. i think she was of the view that she had been appointed and was seeking to get that done. and that she should be appointed. >> as you listen to these clips, remember that pell -- make special counsel was ultimately sanctioned by a federal court and sued by dominion voting system >> sidney powell argued that no statements lawsuit, sydney powell argued that, quote, no reasonable person would conclude that the statements were truly statements of fact. not long after sydney powell, general flynn, and rudy giuliani left the white house in the early hours of the morning, president trump turned away from both his outside advisers most outlandish and workable schemes and his white house counsel's advice to swallow hard and accept the r

this is a crime against humanity with such ensuing consequences.ditional opportunities and have the strength to prevent, not disruption of reactors, not disruption of these storage facilities. but why is the whole world sleeping? why is it taking a long, long time for the rich to send their experts to make sure on the spot what it is? and not to us, because today ukraine is a threat. not only europe consequences. uh, violations of the storage and integrity of nuclear waste. uh, this threat is for the entire planet. this is true, and here in the international community, represented by the un, we must finally say our word and the rich have long said, well, it will not be up to us, and uh, we are only strengthening our anti-bulk defense and protection of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, and any attempts to pretend that it is necessary to return under the control of ukraine , we know how it will end, they will blow it up. uh, privatim, in ukraine, they don’t give a damn about everything, because indeed today, mr. zelensky has a real fire with his

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trump's lawyer was notified about the fbi search of mar-a-lago, a heated discussion ensued the trump filing reveals an extraordinary phone call from an unnamed trump lawyer to the justice department on august 11th to deliver this message president trump wants the attorney general to know that he has been hearing from people all over the country. the heat is building up the pressure is building up. earlier today a federal magistrate in florida suggested he may not unseal many of the details from the search warrant as the doj requested to protect witnesses and the investigation, while the former president says he wants it all made public lester >> kelly o'donnell, thank you. >>> a major announcement from dr. anthony fauci. after 38 years as director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, fauci says he's leaving that position, as well as his role as president biden's top medical adviser in december. the 81-year-old has advised seven presidents, most recently on the covid crisis. >>> in russia, authorities are accusing ukraine's secret service of killing the daught

i randall ensued off latour, debir reforest in lebanon, is just one. go off salam, the work here is also supposed to bring people together who otherwise have little to do with each other, says but to abraham, who fled from her syrian homeland to neighboring lebanon 10 years ago. a cave thought venza the women. her all work wonderfully together. and yet whether they come from syria, palestine or lebanon, about horn, we originally met through the project. but now we're all like sisters in the home button instead alone. we laugh together. we tell jokes, it makes the work easier, man and, and then the said, some of the women live in informal settlements. others have a solid roof over their heads, like but to abraham, from syria. nevertheless, she says, live in lebanon is not easy for her. her husband is unemployed and her daughter regularly needs expensive medication. without the 8th us dollars she receives for each day's work, the family would have no income. his and nor her civil and my little project is more than just a job that brings and money her mot

closures ensued, paving the way for exclusive private clubs where allegations of segregation persist.2012 the justice department found that the historically white and now defunct valley club, 20 miles north of yeadon, discriminated against black children during a camp pool trip in 2009. >> this shouldn't be tolerated. people are still thinking like this. and that like they're still criticizing people just because of the color of their skin. >> reporter: so you're saying even today people are still denying blacks -- >> absolutely. >> -- entrance into private swimming clubs. >> absolutely. >> reporter: fortunately -- >> listen up. >> reporter: the nile swim club -- >> 75 fly. 75 back with fins on. >> reporter: isn't the only program trying to fix the narrative. >> we teach them how to swim and the gym teaches them how to swim fast. >> i have a need for speed. >> reporter: meet jim ellis. you'll usually find the 74-year-old just a few miles away from the nile swim club, still coaching some of the world's best up-and-coming swimmers. >> what does it mean to be on our team? pride, determin

however, the ensuing inspection showed that the citizen was carrying more than 40.5 thousand us dollarsother 60,000 us dollars was hidden in sneakers packed in luggage . in addition, customs officers found 310 turkish liras in total from the violator. the amount of illegally transferred money amounted to 90,556 us dollars; the passenger also did not provide documents confirming the origin of cash, which must be presented when declaring amounts over 100,000 us dollars. in primorye, a four-month-old far eastern leopard was rescued; to the rehabilitation center already there, experts found out the kitten weighs only 4.5 kg. and he has small wounds. the veterinarians prescribed the baby a course of droppers, he is already on the mend, quickly gaining weight and has a good appetite in the national park put forward several versions. why the cub was left without care, perhaps he strayed from his mother during a downpour overflow of the river or they sat down. the state of emergency due to flooding was introduced in the amur region. the region was at the mercy of the cyclone, which brought heav

her vehicle has been found, there is a lot of processing and investigations that are now going to ensue based upon what we uncovered. >> kiely's mom was on the show last week with us. we send our thoughts and prayers to the family. by the way, adventures with purpose have a huge following on youtube. how do they get their money? mostly donations. once again, kiely was right here at this campground , her car not far away in the reservoir. we are back in a moment. >>> up next, a new covid shot available as soon as next month. why it is different and a new research on long covid. >>> changes coming to the south bay and its three-star restaurant. whether chefs and owner are stepping away. you are watching nbc bay area with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps protect you at home and on the go. you feel so safe, it's as if... i don't know... evander holyfield has your back. i wouldn't click on that. hey, thanks! we got a muffin for ed! all right! you don't need those calories. can we at least split it? nope. advanced security that helps protect your devices in and out of th

people died from smoking elation and in the ensuing stampede .r of the church was on fire. there were children in the nursery and there was a mass. i don't know what happened but there were kids and elderly people. we saved those we could. we saw a lot of black smoke and fumes in the air. >> coptic christians make up about 10% of egypt's population and are often the victims of discrimination and hate crimes. for many, the government offers compensation, unlikely to mean much in the immediate aftermath of a tragedy that has shaken the largest religious minority in egypt. >> the united nations says it has the logistics and security capacity to support a visit by international atomic energy agency inspectors to ukraine's nuclear power plant if both russia and ukraine agree. moscow and kyiv accuse each other of shelling the plant, which russia seized control of in march. the u.n. has demanded nuclear inspectors be allowed access. ukrainian officials have warned a shell hitting an operational reactor could have the same impact as an atomic bomb. ukrai

when law enforcement caught up to him, negotiations failed, a shootout ensued, and he was killed.r is a former f.b.i. agent. >> this is a very dangerous time, and i hope that we can slow this down and stop the rhetoric which is going to cause violent actions against f.b.i. agents or f.b.i. employees. >> reporter: we've learned late today that the f.b.i. had gotten a tip that ricky shiffer could pose a threat, but they didn't have anything specific or credible. still, they tried to track him down unsuccessfully, until yesterday's deadly shootout. nancy. >> cordes: jeff pegues at the justice department, thank you. now to that chaotic scene? western new york where author salman rushdie was stabbed by a man who stormed the stage just as rushdie was beginning a lecture. rushdie has faced death threats from iran for decades. we get more now from cbs's nikki battiste. >> reporter: this was the scene shortly before 11:00 a.m., right after the moment a man was tackled after allegedly stabbing salman rushdie on stage, just as he was about to speak in chautauqua. stephen davies witnessed the

with accomplices of terrorists may very well develop into a counter-terrorist operation with all the ensuingces. and let me remind you, what is a counter-terrorist operation when conducting a counter-archical operation, the goal is to destroy the leaders of bant terrorist organizations, ordinary eu citizens and at the same time, ukraine is also exactly at risk today. the main threat to the security of not only russia and europe, but the whole world is nuclear blackmail, which the americans of the villages and the nazis of the bandera fascists organized on the rhythm of ukraine, but i don’t understand the essence of this danger, it is the citizens of europe who are hostages. the situation provoked by nazi kiev , ready to accept a mission at any moment. mgt on the ap and demonstrate the real threats that come out daily arrive in the form of missiles not in forces. win on the field. boy. ukraine took up nuclear blackmail is the logic of defeat and the logic of causing maximum damage. to the one who wins, this is a sign of desperation. and impotence is clear that the ukrainian armed forces are u

question for the house, when ukraine is already recognized as a country of terrorists with all the ensuingat this country is a terrorist. i am you now let me listen to the speech of one citizen. he is hiding on the territory of ukraine, he received a ukrainian passport indicated. how is this a piece of zelensky ? elensky vladimir elinsky, he is also not well there with us vladimir zelensky vladimir zelensky vladimir yelensky, right? oh my god , listen to this bastard before you hear him. i want to remind you that this bastard was in the party of fair russia and this bastard from the family was not excluded from it in time. there it cousin members. politburo. his mom was a senator. this bastard was warmed on the chest, some figures from the presidential administration and made it possible to steal for reading, allegedly lectures to the school did not make it possible to flee the country. and that's what this bastard and bastard came to . this is to make it clear why i consider ukraine a terrorist country. sobchak's opinion is, as it were, absolutely not surprising. uh, she certainly tried i

. >> seth: this is, like, a very fun idea >> yeah, well, you would think, but hijinks ensue. >> seth:er ] >> seth: yeah, they always - you -- almost everything you're in, hijinks do, in fact, ensue >> oh, i don't -- i get -- yeah, i don't go anywhere where there's not hijinks. [ laughter ] apparently, it's, like, not by choice, but -- >> seth: yeah. they follow you. >> they follow me. >> seth: that -- they -- yeah. >> it's true >> seth: they pursue the hijinks pursue [ laughter ] >> that's right. hijinks pursue >> seth: you filmed in puerto rico. >> yes >> seth: which must have been incredibly beautiful how did you find it? >> wonderful how did i find it? i took a plane there >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and then -- >> seth: and that's something, like, the airlines do, right and, like, they -- >> and they took it, to much to my surprise -- >> seth: you buy the ticket but they, like, find it. >> and i was like, "exactly. i was like, "you guys know how to find this or -- and they were like, "ma'am, get out of the pilot's cabin." yeah and i was like, "can i also have a drink? [ light l

a fierce battle ensued in west bay route. 200 people died in the 5 days fighting and the commodore was almost completely destroyed by fire. and there was another kid num, the victim this time, cocoa, the pirate hotel manager ok made she borrow, checked on the stuff and damage the next day. he contacted the owner, yusef nestle who was abroad to reassure him. the stuff for okay, but that the hotel was so damaged, it was now uninhabitable. i let out some that he on that up there that i that with it, i'm literally had up one day when donald did la la la arden, beveled in mobile, up with us live us bob, how ali funny allan, a funny in 2002 a new investor, both the commodore it was completely refurbished and revived as a 5 star luxury hotel in the heart of bay roots. american journalist, nicholas touch road, perhaps best summed it up when he wrote during the israeli siege of bay root in a city of survivors. the commodore hotel has proven itself to be a survivor. with a touch of class, there is no contract which is simple goodies versus bad. is it always more complicated than that? and add on

discovered a sabotage and reconnaissance group of the armed forces of ukraine in the forest, a fight ensuedut continued to fire mortars at the positions of the russian troops; several russian military men were wounded. sergeant polozkov, provided first aid and gave the command to pursue, having overtaken the enemy unit, destroyed 12 saboteurs. commander of an anti-aircraft missile battery. captain surenko, as part of his unit, protected the troops from enemy air attacks, being under fire from the tsyurinka, he was able to withdraw the battery from the attack and relocate to spare positions later in the area of ​​​​responsibility of the captain. tsurenko. two ukrainian drones invaded and the aircraft was eliminated by the senior sergeant romanov provided fire support, thanks to him the position of ukrainian spotters of enemy artillery fire was destroyed by him. romanov retreated the next day. romanov discovered several prepared rotten mortar positions of the apu platoon and destroyed them. the united states is increasing the delivery of weapons to ukraine by sea, the washington post reports

diplomatic relations, after which washington risks finally crossing the point of no return with all the ensuingconsequences. and what will happen to mr. pavla if diplomatic relations between russia and the united states of america are broken ? of the russian court regarding the azov citizens on a political anon sorry for the ass but how will they conduct these trials regarding the boys who are now prisoners of course it can can influence and here it is very important that uh and international organizations did more than they are doing now all these ions of the red cross it is necessary to do 150 times more, if not a thousand times, with regard to the status of a terrorist state, we have now heard the position of the russian foreign ministry, they say that they do not care, and then they say that they will develop diplomatic relations, they do not care at all, i am on my toes now i'll tell you, since this is still a decision, it 's not about some labels, this decision is absolutely serious, in fact, with international law today, there is no common common definition of terrorism, and the main thi

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the next day, jones flew alone to washington to stay with his father in the ensuing 4 months.ioch and oakley police executed a search warrant that jones's sister's home in vacaville and conducted air and ground searches in pioneer in antioch, alexa says cell phone case was discovered by a search volunteer which had both alexa says and jones is dna on may. 19th jones's mother was arrested for aiding and abetting but she was released after no charges were filed less than 2 weeks later on june. first, jones was killed by police in washington after they say he lunged at officers with a knife. to this day. alexis's body has not police are convinced she was murdered. phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> all right. so taking a live look outside right now as we check on your weather. that is san francisco's embarcadero on a classically gray day. a new city. it's a really foggy, but my brisas embrace. we did get some more. but hot weather today didn't wait. yes, specially for warmest inland valleys, novato flirting with 90's, antioch, to reach that ninety-degree mark just about a half-

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tribune, then please, move aside, here you have to choose either smart or beautiful with all the ensuingists more in addition, a very big responsibility is imposed on him, because he is the leader of opinions and these are his personal feelings. yes, there is an attitude to one or another there on the side of the issue, or is there some kind of ideological one, right? this is the wording of the question. let him discuss there at home with his loved ones on the stage to use this public platform. this is such an opportunity to communicate with your viewer, the viewer of the bees to listen. eh, your creativity and give it for those who harbor illusions, and european tolerance or tolerance, you can watch an interview, for example, maxim pokrovsky, the leader of the nogu group , brought the creativity of his colleagues to a political position. he does not agree, pokrovsky frankly humiliates. and after his return from ukraine, he promises to take revenge now is not the time when i will blink. the time will come. i will return to russia, some other russia will come. so i won't let you live in p

it wasn't long before outrage ensued across the political spectrum in washington, prison vines was today was hollow. one american left behind is one to many. the facts to express in byron abandoned american sin of uranus, done living them at the mercy of the taliban, and isis k. the president made the morally indefensible decision to leave americans behind dishonor was the president's choice. may history never forget this? cowardice elton is clear to me that we could not continue to put american service members in danger for an unreasonable war. i also believe that the vacation process appears to have been egregiously mishandled. i think it has been an unmitigated disaster of epic proportions. this is going to be a stain on this president in this presidency. i think he is going to have blood on his hands for what they did. 20 years of military occupation over $2.00 trillion taxpayer dollars down the drain. hundreds of thousands of people killed at the end of it all. us back president ashcroft gone? he fled the country and was accused by afghan officials of taking millions of dollars with