it's all across eurasia, and that combined with the eurasia economic union bricks, belton road. i mean, that's formidable economic engine that, that the united states now is very, very concerned about and finds very threatening. and that's where they can't go up against it. i saw inside michael michael, that jack's the position is i just want more basis around the world. i mean, we can take africa, for example, you know, the us shelves. it's my building, you know, bases, you know, the chinese economy development that we can do argue and debate that what kind of economic development. but they're far more interested in prosperity becoming rich. and let me go back to a martin american, you know, that's what the west stood for. security dignity, the rule of law prosperity. all of those are going away right in front of our eyes . so what kind of model is it for anyone in the world now go ahead america? did they really stand for those values? i mean, perhaps they did. there was a tiny moment perhaps in the early sixties when most of those countries in africa became independent on they

it's into africa, it's all across eurasia. and that combined with the eurasia economic union bricks, belton road. i mean, that's formidable economic engine that, that the united states now is very, very concerned about and finds very threatening. and that's what they can't go up against it, right? so it's like michael durbin, michael, the juxtaposition is, i just want more bases around the world. i mean, we can take africa, for example, you know, the us shelves. it's my building, you know, bases, you know, the chinese economic development. now we can argue and debate that what kind of economic development, but they're far more interested in prosperity becoming rich. and let me go back to martin americans. you know, that's what the west stood for security dignity, the rule of law prosperity. all of those are going away right in front of our eyes . so what kind of model is it for any one in the world now, go ahead america. did they really stand for those values? i mean, perhaps they did. there was a tiny moment perhaps in the ea

on the east bank, the irata to intensively pump up weapons for eurasia spends up to $ 200 million a yearis purpose simultaneously with the supply of americans the national natural resources of the arab republic are being plundered with the participation of american companies. particularly delta cristina. energy on the east bank of the euphragian river, and about 220,000 barrels of oil are actually produced, of which 190,000 are sold to other countries and only 30 are delivered. at inflated prices for the needs of damascus , we receive and thus the illegal income of about $ 400 million a year goes to finance american plans for automatization for eurasia most clearly washington's duplicitous policy towards syria is manifested in humanitarian sphere. caesar's ak is a 2019 us federal law cynically named in the protection of civilians. on the basis of which the united states imposed anti-series sanctions are an instrument of economic strangulation of the country, it almost completely blocked the foreign economic activity of syria, the arab republic is on the brink of a humanitarian catastroph

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oh, she ana, okay, which nominally is where big brother lives, which is america, eurasia, which is russia and east asia, which is china. and i don't if you remember, but in the novel they saw of constantly changing their positions. the important thing is that they're always at war with one or the other and that they can make new alliances. but important thing to maintain big brother in power is that they have to be constantly don't war. does that remind you of anything contemporary that's going on now? the state of perpetual war because you ask anybody in co pink or any of the other, or all, well without war or any of the other and anti war organizations. and they that they know what i'm talking about because we live in the state of perpetual war on why, because there's a huge amount of money to be made out of it. so that's what these wars are for. it's about making money for a very rich people. so because, so why, why do we the people allow it? why do we allow them to force the rest of us into these situations? bring pride as littler. yeah. and wrong for it before we move on to other glo

oh, she ana, okay, which nominally is where big brother lives, which is america, eurasia, which is russia and east asia, which is china. and i don't if you remember, but in the novel they, so of constantly changing their positions. the important thing is that they're always at war with one or the other and that they can make new alliances. but important things to maintain. big brother in power is that they have to be constantly at war. does that remind you of anything contemporary that's going on now? the state of perpetual war because you ask anybody in co pink or any of the other, or all, well without war or any of the other and anti war organizations. and they that they know what i'm talking about because we live in the state of perpetual war on why, because there's a huge amount of money to be made out of it. so that's what these wars are for. it's about making money for a very rich people. so because this is so why, why do we the people allow it? why don't we allow them to force the rest of us into these situations? bring product, littler. yeah, and robert. well, it, before we move o

which nominally is where big brother lives, which is america, eurasia, which is russia, and east asia, which is china. and i don't if you remember, but in the novel, they solve constantly changing their positions. the important thing is that they're always at war with one or the other and that they can make new alliances. but the important thing to maintain big brother in power is that they have to be constantly not war. does that remind you of anything contemporary that's going on now? the state of perpetual war? because if you ask anybody in co pink or any of the other, or all, well without war or any of the other anti war organizations and they, they know what i'm talking about because we live in the state of perpetual war on why? because there's a huge amount of money to be made out of it. so that's what these was a for. it's about making money, a very rich people. so because, so why, why do we, the people allow it? why do we allow them to force the rest of us into these situations? bring pride miller. yeah. wrong. well, before we move on to other global issues, as profit for russ

we are located on the easternmost and it seems that it is the windiest point in eurasia, this is dezhnevand i behind me the entire waters of the bering strait, but we sit dezhnev for several centuries there was an eskimo settlement nauka and now it is being recreated in miniature. near the village of equivakinot. there will be an ethnopark, incredible in its authenticity, another point of attraction for tourists, but first it will act as a scenery for a feature film. about chukotka alexei vakhrushev director was born and raised in anadyr and the life of the northern peoples is the main theme. and here creativity will be a platform for dance sports competitions, there will be a lamp-maker. from the skull of a bowhead whale, here there will be outbuildings this, hanging from the jaws of whales with canoes with these fishing and meat pits here. well, there will be a grandiose something to see how not the coastal, but the tundra chukchi live. travelers go on an excursion to the camp of reindeer herders. get here. it is possible by helicopter or by all-terrain vehicle, if sea hunters are sede

andrew d'anieri, - assistant director with the atlantic council's eurasia centre, thank you forjoiningugandan asians is well documented. they were fleeing from dictator idi amin, who ordered them to leave the country within 90 days and accused them of "milking" uganda's money. thousands were displaced and many forced to emigrate to the uk, including manju patel and her husband, who arrived in london with just their two young boys. now 85, manju has seen her dream come true, and today, she and her sons run one of uk's most popular and award—winning indian vegetarian restaurants. gaggan saberwal has their story. meet 85—year—old manju patel. manju owns and runs one of the uk's most popular gujarati restaurants. her restaurant, manju's, is located 48 miles south of london, in the city of brighton in england. born in gujarat in 1936, manyu later moved to uganda with her parents. in 1964, manju got married and had two sons and was leading a very happy life until tragedy struck in august 1972, when uganda's asians were asked to leave the country within 90 days by dictator idi amin. and aroun

i'd like to welcome e wayne mary senior fellow for europe and eurasia at the american foreign policy council. think tank in washington, d. c. h is been 26 years in the u. s. foreign service, including at the embassy in moscow. at the end of the ussr, thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us because gorbachev was the last leader of the soviet union. and we've just heard some of what made him a towering figure of the 20th century. what do you think his legacy will be? i think at the moment, given what's going on in the war in ukraine, perhaps his greatest legacy is that he let the soviet union fail without spilling a lot of blood to try to preserve it. now he did accountant, some bloodshed in lithuania, some georgia when it really came to the question of, are you willing to use massive tours to preserve the communist party, to preserve your own power and to preserve the soviet union? he would not do it. and i think that legacy today is something that should be recognized as there a great many powerful figures in the world were willing to use force to hold on to their powe

which every time provokes unbridled hysteria among svidomo , allegedly a fascist, the thinker of eurasiad in the ukrainian wikipedia as well as in numerous propaganda publications. whose authors clearly intend to make alexander dugin almost a follower of hitler and thereby sign that they are either not familiar with his real views, or really want to sort them out with understandable goals, they are shaking their sausages when they hear uh, the expression russian world and they are now at war with the russian world, so the arc for them was an image of this concentration of the russian world. now they are fighting with us there, no. it is not ukraine itself that is fighting the collective west for which dugin's ideas are death, because it is excluded. and lgbt is to exclude consumption is to exclude selfishness is to exclude this colonial policy of conquest, as they imagine it. in social networks, professor dugin is credited with calls for massacres against ukrainians, but in fact he clumsily pulls out his old sayings out of context. in fact , only the real people are really never the wond

yes neorazeystva or eurasia yes? the idea that the russian russian identity is connected with the space that we live in this space, except for ourselves. actually, other peoples participate in the russian slavs, the turkic peoples, the mongolian peoples, the caucasians, who united with us by the unity of fate, the concept, just in the multinationality of eurasianism, inherits the slavophiles and develops gumilev's idea of ​​\u200b\u200ban independent turkic-slavic unity, and the complementarity of our peoples is the daughter of alexander gelevich daria father's ideas were sincerely professed and consistently developed by a warrior, though a girl, the brutal, cynical, absolutely wild murder of a young girl in front of her father. yes him and for her the looks killed his joys from joy. he's in the hospital now, of course. the power of honor is not only for the entire law enforcement system, but for our entire country. she loved her father very much, and also the french daria dugin, like her dad was well known in europe

porque hace 12 horas al mediodía del sábado tuvimos un giga de magnitud tres a silesia de san josé eurasia que es la nubosidad. mientras tanto, en san francisco tenemos el potencial de alguna llovizna alrededor de un 20% que las próximas horas va a continuar y continuando hacia monterrey. me tratando, para el día de hoy alrededor de la bahía 84 será la máxima palo alto con 77 las costas sigue muy fresco 64 con tiempo parcialmente soleado mientras en san francisco el tiempo va a continuar mayormente nublado sobre todo hasta eso de las 10:00 de la mañana las máximas en el rango de los 60 días issac se hundió muy similar a lo que tuvimos durante el día de hoy con temperaturas cercanas a los 80. en cuanto a la calidad del aire en el área de la bahía está buena durante actualmente y el día del fin de semana pero sepa que para mañana tendremos un deterioro en lo que es la calidad del aire por lo que esperamos una advertencia aunque no va a resultar en condiciones peligrosas para nosotros midas que los cambios llegarán a partir del jueves cuando la capa marina va a debilitarse para finales de sem

greater eurasia is a world of development stability, and notarization is conflict marginalization andbut nevertheless the united states continues to consolidate anti-russian and anti-chinese blocs in asia the united states is doing about the same thing as in europe strongly reminiscent of, and for the trization of europe, here we are talking about the expansion of nato and we have been talking about expansion over the past 30 years. they should now begin a new discourse of expanding aus. uh, the asian tour of the united states deputy secretary of state to andy sherman is now underway and she visited new zealand yesterday and, uh, in the course of negotiations with the prime minister of this country, she said that new zealand is a-a. maybe, and well, with the filing of the united states, apparently, it should, but join the auxus. yes, a bite. let me remind you that this is a military bloc of the united states, great britain and australia, from the outset aimed at both confronting china as a whole and creating a nuclear navy, and australia as well. i want to ask e nicholas nikolaevich i

say after the commissioning of this plant, this plant will be one of the largest sugar plants in eurasiaer that we will produce the most sugar in the russian federation come out on top separate attention. it is also a very large investment project. it's been many years is being implemented. this is the construction of a greenhouse complex for year-round growing vegetables. uh, we are prolonging uh, growing up to 100,000 tons per year is a very large enterprise, it is important and a large amount of necessary products is sent, including the capital region, which, if we talk about education, we open about two new schools every year. this is more than 1,000 people. literally this year we will open two and a half thousand. we are also actively participating in the ventilation program for the overhaul of schools. very important program by the end of the year we will repair 12 schools 10 will open set the task before september 1. next year we have funding for another 11 schools. now we are preparing the design documentation for the coming years, for at least 65 more schools. if the federation

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providing security on a collective basis for its member states without the csto, the situation in eurasiaerent should to act as such a well-known factor, uh, ensuring the balance of the euro-atlantic, and i am sure, and it is a relatively young organization compared to the same, but as our discussions of our security initiatives in the region move forward, of course, its authority, its voice will be more and more weighty on may 16 , 2022. moscow new meeting of the heads of state, members of the vkb. the summit is timed to coincide with the anniversary of the union and its members. it is stated that over the years of its existence, the organization has become an authoritative structure of international and regional security. today it can and should be used. we need to speak more often on behalf of the collective security council at international venues so that the voice of the opposition of the organization can be seen and heard documents leading our organization along its own path of development is the collective security strategy for the period up to 2025. each of the participants of the

a nonresident, senior fellow at the atlantic councils eurasia center. he's bus lashes and u.s.as spent a very significant amount of time in ukraine during the war. he has an uncanny ability to get close to people who is covering, capturing their challenges and hardships. and the lines a helping hand as well. he denies book multiple times at the start of the war, last peaking in april during one of his stays in the united states. as you can see terrell's back in ukraine. he is joining us now from lviv. , terrell it is very good to see you. i need an update. as you know i left lviv in april. it was a city that was resilient, a coffee culture city. it's a weak afternoon where you are. people there have tried to maintain their lives and faces a bore that is going on. >> absolutely will, first of all thanks for having me here on the show velshi. as you can, see i am in reno square where you've been several times in the heart of lviv. everything is going along normally. several times here throughout the, day you did hear air raid sirens going off. what is interesting is that very few

the movement is precisely in the direction of eurasia eurasia e with the catholic world. kind of sensed and er, she was interested in those possibilities. and besides, she had good contacts in this area here in france, of course, she probably also had contacts with marine le pen, well, in general, i would tell you that she was closer, probably , to mario mareshal, who is also from a generally more intellectual environment than marin is more like that. well, what is it called? it's a bit of a crudely political animal here. rotation with daria dugina tomorrow, august 23 at 10 am at the ostankino television center , construction sites in life can easily be in limbo . in this case, penoplex comes to the rescue create comfort in the house at any time of the year. start the school year with a smart, colorful encyclopedia, music and game books with educational aids with up to 50% discounts on wildberries, by the way, meet my new partner, go to megafon, the number one operator in terms of internet speed and coverage. megafon, the largest bank, offers a guaranteed favorable rate o

the assistant director of the atlantic council's eurasia center has more.rainian government has not claimed responsibility for this but a number of officials have anonymously confirmed ukraine's responsibility of the strike to media outlets. this follows a playbook that ukraine has used in the past after staging high-profile, during strikes designed to embarrass russia. ukraine does not immediately claim responsibility. this actually takes a little bit of pressure off of moscow to immediately retaliate, to respond to this communication -- humiliation. it lowers the chance that moscow could escalate in response to a stri like ts. while ukraine has not taken responsibility publicly get, it would be stunning if this was committed by anybody but ukraine. lewis: we will work on that supposition on the moment, that we don't have it confirmed. but if that turns out to be the case, how significant would that be, what would it show? >> if we confirm that this was a ukrainian strike, it would be a stunning victory for ukraine. it's important to recognize this does no

, which every time provokes unbridled hysteria among svidomo, allegedly a fascist, the thinker of eurasiaainian wikipedia as well as in numerous propaganda publications. whose authors clearly intend to make alexander dugin almost a follower of hitler and thereby sign that they are either not familiar with his real views, or really want to sort them out with understandable goals, they are shaking their sausages when they hear uh, the expression russian world and they are now at war with the russian world, so the arc for them was an image of this concentration of the russian world. now they are fighting with us there, no. it is not ukraine itself that is fighting the collective west for which dugin's ideas are death, because it is excluded. and the lgbt is to exclude consumption, to exclude selfishness, to exclude this colonial policy of conquest, as they imagine in themselves. in social networks, professor dugin is credited with calls for massacres against ukrainians, but in fact they clumsily pull his old sayings out of context. in fact, it's just the norm. really beautiful people are nev

ah, the eurasia of memory, with the for religious all power, political reasons is so common in history that there is even a specific term for it. dom knox, your memorial, censoring the memory of disagreeable predecessors. this practice was especially common in the roman empire. this panel painting depicts empress septimus zadvydas in his family. the missing face is that of his son, gator, who was murdered by his own brother, who then had his image, a raised dance, offered us money, images of certain personalities that were destroyed. okay, both statues and illustration motto, almost aim, for example, that were done in such a way that i can see that something has been raised either side of it was virtually forbidden to talk about it. but every one could c h and i did as edith on the so it was a warning at the same time. and as of the 5 to some, one was not only made to be forgotten in a sense. but the forgetting itself is what was remembered in all the conundrum. if posterity still remembers the erasure of a person after a long time with a really forgotten or are they remembered even mo

the aim of the list of measures to increase the stability of the economies of the members of the eurasiakey areas, customs regulation of cooperation and financial and monetary markets for international cooperation, the meeting in cholpon father ends with the signing of a block of documents, and the next meeting is an intertruth. will be held in october in armenia aleksey petrov alexander terpugovoy natalya gubina vesti nedeli, kyrgyzstan europe is experiencing the worst drought in the history of meteorological observation abnormal heat and lack of precipitation have led to the fact that crops are drying up on the vine, water bodies are rapidly getting sweeter, and people are forced to save every drop of water according to forecasts experts of the european environment agency in half of the european union heat and drought will persist until november in the riverbed. danube near the serbian city. prahovo, water level. it fell so much that more than 20 german ships were on the surface, which were flooded during the second world war , ammunition and explosives still remain on board these ship

which every time squanders unbridled hysteria among svidomo, allegedly a fascist, the thinker of eurasiaian wikipedia as well as in numerous propaganda publications. whose authors clearly intend to make alexander dugin almost a follower of hitler and thereby sign that they are either not familiar with his real views, or really want to sort them understandable goals, they are shaking, they are shaking when they hear e, the expression russian world and they are now at war with the russian world, so the arc for them was an image of this concentration of the russian world. now they are fighting with us there, no. it is not ukraine itself that is fighting the collective west for which dugin's ideas are death, because it is excluded. and lgbt is consumption is to exclude selfishness is to exclude this colonial policy is an exciting feeling, as they present themselves, meanwhile in social networks. professor dugin is credited with calling for massacres of ukrainians, but in fact clumsily pulls his old ones out of context. actually only normal. people should really never be wonderful ukrainian p

hegemony - this is also a quote from the steel times and create a multipolar world where a strong eurasiance the exploding anglo-saxons the theory of a multipolar world , which dugin promoted and created, and as a kind of finished concept, but has a huge number of followers in european intellectual elites, despite the fact that vo power is dominated by representatives of the liberal school, this interest, uh, entails serious political transformations in european society to that which is really supported by the influence of uh, the intellectual environment in europe in france and in germany, in italy, ideas matter, but in the states, philosophers from russia sympathizes with those who supported don de trump in the presidential elections, and his ideas, which are in many ways consonant with the views of alexander dudin himself. america's current secretary of state, anthony blinkin, who is now in charge of all of washington's foreign policy. we dream of america leaving the world alone, and if america will focus on itself and try, as trump promised, to become great again with its own resource

guest this week believes that is likely the case in bremo is a political scientist and founder of the eurasia group. i'm going to happen and believe the russians had said it will at all this and more on this week's complete zone. we've got 90 minutes on d, w. ukraine with hello guys. this is the 77 percent the platform for africa. you beat issues and share ideas you know, or this channel. we are not afraid to happen delicate the topic because population is growing fast. and young people clearly have the solution. that future belongs to you is 77 percent every weekend on d. w. sometimes the bishop shall rise out at u. t. d highlights free shipping to read a book every week. not the mob. august 2021 africana stuff. the taliban take power and issue military and catastrophe begins. women violently oppressed, abject poverty becomes everyday reality. how do people enough, countess done live today? insights report? background stories on all platforms, brittany, by d. w. ha ah ah! this is d w. news live from berlin. new crime says explosions destroyed russian jets in crimea. crusher admits one person

with the help of goldman sachs bake eurasia center, vice president, earl rus, moose and details us involvement. it's his word again against the government. and i'm sure the u. s. has got a role here because we know that the goldman sachs is involved. we know the u. s. has, has had a plea bargain with one senior found guilt. the, the key manager for that, for that area of the world. so, you know, there's, there's, there's an aspect, so there's evidence being handled by the us. it's probably being turned over or confronted with, with malaysia. out of the whole thing there the, the it, you know, who's close to who's to say that he's correct and then he got, and this is his we're who's a say that he's not miss let you know it's the government, the bringing the case, the government probably back by the u. s. government that's providing whatever evidence being you the as an uphill battle. and then the question is, was the judge actually biased the thing? so that's another question on that. and a new chinese government, me, me highlighting american foreign policy. failures is enjoying $37000.00 likes

this week believes that is likely the case in bremar is a political scientist and founder of the eurasia group. it is very clear that the cost that russia is going to pay economically, politically and strategically for a generation or more will be very severe and that, and we can't, we can't forget about that. and we also discussed the impact of a conflict that has had a broader effect on global stability all this and more on this week's conflicts on in burma. welcome to conflict on that the journey. now the battle for ukraine is slowly dangerously close to becoming a frozen conflict. ukraine is facing 10 times a number of artillery guns. it has caught him for some recall to losing up to $200.00 soldiers a day and russia is making small. but incremental gains could ukraine be on the verge of losing the don bass? it's certainly losing most of the don boss. it's hard to imagine that they would be able to retake the territory that would bring them back to the pre february 24th lines of conflict. and i think that those are minimum table stakes for an effective negotiation. so i mean, what, w

we discussed gabrielle stands with earl ross, news, and of the eurasia center. she was exactly right. she, her statement as far as that, this is not about ukraine. it's not about european values. it's not about democracy. it's about regime change. it's about containment of russia and ultimately regime change. and ultimately, i would say dismantling of russia as well. i think similar is happening. we've got another play going on with taiwan and china, also filthy gabbert, colonel mcgregor grand greenwald, the whole list of them. unfortunately, they're not widely heard and most of the media is completely controlled. it's projecting whatever the policy of the government is adding. if you listen, tanis nbc or c, and then it's like somebody wrote a script from them and they're leaving, you don't even have basically the saying the same thing over and over again and felt gabbert right on the money and has hit completely correct in her statement the us secretary of state has given assurances that america is not competing with anyone in the sub saharan region. his words

i'm joined now by the former us ambassador to ukraine and senior director of the atlantic council's eurasiao is in fairfax, virginia. it is great to get you on the programme, john. in the first instance, what do you think the size of the package tells us about perhaps what the biden administration is thinking about how long this conflict might last? i think it is a very good step. it is a way to confirm or to make clear the biden administration understands this war may not be over tomorrow and ukraine has to be able to defend itself not only in the coming months but in the coming years. how strong, john, is but in the coming years. how strong, john. is the — but in the coming years. how strong, john. is the support _ but in the coming years. how strong, john, is the support from _ but in the coming years. how strong, john, is the support from american i john, is the support from american people, though, for these kind of financial aid packages? this isjust the latest in a number of packages that have come from the us. is the support going to continue? the chicano support going to continue?

we spoke with the executive vice president of the eurasia center url, ross newson, who believes switzerland is becoming more strange from its much celebrated neutrality. they are staying closer to us technology i think they're being influenced more by walking. well, i think we've been a gradual shift away from their traditional crowley. but again, we're, we're kind of ignoring voice people, which i see not just in switzerland but across many european. and i would say the u . s. as well, also interesting here and up until recently, all their military was reserved on fall only recently have to have they actually brought on active boards and i think there's about maybe 1500 active air force pilots, the support personnel. so you're going to see right now your thing impact from an energy cost impact on a, on a food costs impact on. and i think you're seeing the impact on the supply chain area with which i think we're only seeing the early stages and discord in the united nations as less than a 3rd of the organizations, 193 members. states have back this statement instigated by kev condemning rus

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it gets a reaction from executive vice president of the eurasia santa l rasmussen. thank you for joining us on the program. always nice to see you now and i'll experts suggest that switzerland is become more dependent on the pentagon. what's your take on this claim? i would, i would think so. i mean if you look at the already have 518 that they've had for quite a while since the 70 and 80 which are near the end of their life cycle. so. so they're steering. they are staying closer to us. technology, i think they're being influenced more by walking. well, i think we've been a gradual shift away from their traditional new probably but yes, i would. yeah, it's interesting at their that their primary focus was on, you know, select a, a non european alternative, which is probably cost wise and everything. i mean, i'm not sure. i mean, i are interested, it was cost was lower but, but that looking at the life cycle costs, looking at training costs and everything else. but i would say that they're becoming closer and closer to any more influence by watching. if it's what ext

as lensky is involved in, quote corruption on an industrial scale executive vice president of the eurasia center. ill rasmussen says that as corruption of the country is exposed the media narrative on ukraine slowly but surely starts to change. so i don't know if it's a super hero, a villain, or a comedian in just this is just another rule for him. he really could care less about the people, especially less about the army. i mean, he would have settled something, some type of agreement, probably before the conflict occurred. he got elected on the grounds of making peace and settling of civil war that was going on in the, in the east to begin with and making peace with russia. that's why he got so much so many votes. that was one of the key campaign promises which he flips almost immediately. the corruption of antics depict corrupt and corruption has gotten worse. when we weapons a black market, it's surrender. i mean, we have no accountability. what's going over there? who knows where the money's going into, it's probably a money laundering operation as well. and the media western media i

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