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fascist rule and that's where our duty must be and of course truckers 'd are also oh that way he fastens well you mention saudi arabia britain together with the united states applies weapons that are used on yemen britain says it has a robust on selling policy and it's not responsible for rum war crimes of any kind in yemen. sounds like another russian position that would period least don't want to take responsibility for the damage from well for their own savitri it's fascinating how the barry authorizes the devastation claim innocence that innocence itself was already a crime before we get to the concrete crimes oh barbarity too often as a result of imperial activity be it britain france be it united states be russia be it china all empires and the look of the grand inquisitor dusty esky using that miracle and mystery and authority into magic rationalization mr bitch a should in order to justify tyrannical acts despotic acts anti-democratic acts that subordinate those last on call every day people and i'm a radical democrat emetic crist always start with the plight and predicament of t

office and ash and administration -- from anfice and administration -- administration which has fastened on everyone of us the corruption in high places, the heavy burdens and anxiety, which are the bitter fruits of a party too long in power. [applause] much more than this, it is our aim to give to our country a program of progressive policies drawn from our finest republican traditions to unite us wherever we have been divided. to strengthen freedom wherever among any group it has been weakened. to build a sure foundation for sound prosperity for all here at home and for a just and sure peace throughout the world. [applause] to achieve these aims, we must have total victory. we must have more republicans in our state and local offices. more republican governments in our states. [applause] a republican majority in the united states house of representatives and the senate and a republican in the white house. [applause] today is the first day of this great battle. [applause] the road that leads to november 4 is a fighting road. in that fight, i will keep nothing in reserve. [applause] befo

alternative the choice between on the one hand the other but we get a ruling class and they are fastening it really all the truck acted as if he was populist but it's very clear he tied big money he tied it big military it will scapegoat the most vulnerable in terms of mexicans muslims red indians black hole and gays a list minute trends and he is able to connect with enough of the white working class 65 percent white men voted for trial 52 percent white women who are for drop so you've got a ratio art here you've got a racial trajectory just going off now we have magnificent white brothers sisters who are part of the black last minute we have been in the white. part of serious struggle against white supremacy but it got a lot of. and that causes easily misled by the straw man. and this is of course the challenge that plato saw in the republic he said show me a democracy 'd and i'll show you citizens who were shot through with on ruling passion and you bit with his ignorance that will result in the rise of a strongman to rise a tyrant a death played on the republic going all the way back

immobilizert the that he had been fastened into as was the custom of the day. he continued to pose and they took the picture. [laughter] valerie: next question. did great realize he made a bad decision on jewish soldiers and he later tried to make amends to jews when he became president? arold: he did realize it was mistake and his wife was rueful in his favorite memoir. grant saidir, julia it was the stupidest thing he had ever done. and did he do penance? absolutely. he was really in trouble with jewish voters in new york and his first campaign for the presidency. opposition made it a very close election in new york state. closer than it should have been. washington, grant went to a friday night sabbath at the temple in washington. he sat there, not understanding the service, and appointed jews to more government post than any previous president. attone and was very much accepted and celebrated by jews in washington after that. here's another question about grant and anti-semitism. was he an anti-semite earlier in his life? culturethe army and the , the civil

reelection the government's efforts to crackdown on protesters have not slowed the momentum stuff fastened reports from. the. solidarity for those punished protesting against the. musicians are gathered at the theater in minsk every day so it's not a wreck the effect for supporting the protests while more cultural minister. faces a criminal investigation into. become one of the key members of the opposition council. performances are cancelled and excess of all resigned in support of him including all agog both who has been a popular performer for decades but you. there are a lot of brezik nation leaders at the moment we are lucky we are united in stick together your parties don't know what to do with us we don't know what will happen to us next. and if i and the actors openly displayed the opposition flak after police took it down to the us and you want to see where it's impossible to work under such a regime we are heavily censored in our salary is miserable and we cannot express our opinion as a person of culture under this regime our profession makes no sense the actors joined a rally a

van drove a crowd of demonstrators and ambulances have been called in for the injured protesters fastens in men's she's been joining us by phone because of an internet blackout and she's got more on the protesters who've been battling with police into the early morning. when they try to right there police was already blocking the road detaining people so the people were sort of trying to get together but they were all separated by police then there was a clash of police was firing a stun grenades into the crowd one police truck ran into protesters and took one protester with them so ambulances were taking away the injured people around the city the police have been blocking off roads trying to stop people from gathering and at the moment people are still driving around in their cars honking their horns showing their protest signs raising their their fists so that's still happening in a deep in the night here in minsk and also what we're hearing in other cities around that are rude these scenes have not been witnessed before in since there were protests against election fraudulent electio

he never left the neck immobilizer that he'd been fastened into as was the custom of the day. just continued to pose, and they took the picture. >> next question. did grant realize he made a bad decision on jewish soldiers, and then did he later try to make amends to jews when he became president? >> he did realize it was a mistake, and his wife -- he was kind of -- first of all he was really in trouble with jewish voters in new york in his first campaign for the presidency. and i think jewish opposition made it a very close election in new york state. closer than it should have been. when he got to washington grant went to a friday night sabbath service at the synagogue in washington and sat there for hours wearing a top hat and not understanding the all hebrew possibly in part german service and appointed jews to more government posts than any previous president. >> here's a question about grant and anti-semitism. was he in fact an anti-semite early in life? >> you know, i think the army and the civilian culture were both rife with anti-semitism. the military had almost a tr

it's beautifully designed, ornate, it's got a hole at the top so it could be fastened to the uniform like any other metal, but of course, the hierarchy of the military did not like them. so they judged this metal to be an official. it was never designated as an official token of esteem for these brave soldiers. they always wore it on the other side of their lapel and kind of flashed to each other. they flashed to each other when they met at the unions. in sympathy, butler always word in the inside of his lapel as well. it's really beautiful. if you look at the other side. >> 200 soldiers received these medals. what a pity that they could not actually wear them on their uniforms proudly. >> i love the slogan. it means freedom will be there is by the sword. it's in latin. it's an early acknowledgment of african americans contributions in the effort to create their own freedom. yes, the emancipation proclamation created a legal framework for freedom, but the u.s. call and troops had been to fight for a model against those who would remain their oppressors. -- i just want to read somethi

the light and weather that matter much a markovitch needs a lot of patients to each shot he has to fasten the photo paper in complete darkness. it's one of the most laborious ways of shooting photos. light is perfect we are perfect. to predict. markovitch takes the exposed photo paper to a lab for developing now he can see if his photo of the berlin face time has turned out well he's made a deliberate choice to never touch up or alter his phone. whatever happens it's there and i don't do anything else except make sure that it's protected because even if i do another step of the process it will just dismiss this directness and immediacy of the process the beauty of just light inside the room being exposed to a piece of very. much a markovitch there are still many more motifs to be discovered for his next project he'd like to visit london to take photos of the city from the river thames. and because he spends so much time in his floating camera it of course doubles as a houseboat well that's all for this edition of arts and culture don't forget about our website and i'll tell next time be s

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addressed those striking factory employees and al-jazeera step fasten was that.normally of course these workers are well instructed and supposed to follow a certain the skin aereo but workers actually stood up and shouted leaf leaf. and his face was just frozen and it seems this was definitely a moment of truth for him when you realize how much resentment there is a on the population and the mom to work this towards him well crowds in sudan's capital are protesting on the 1st anniversary of the landmark power sharing deal following the overthrow of longtime leader and al bashir they say the transition to democracy under the current government has been too slow government troops are surrounding a port in mozambique that was captured by iceland fighters last week and it's the 3rd time watching border prior a key town and a gas rich province has been attacked this year millions in gaza are facing electricity blackouts israel close the main crossing to import diesel for the only power plant israel says it's responding to hamas rocket attacks and fire bomb balloons fr

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alexander lukashenko he is resisting calls the step down after a disputed election but asked that fasten reports now from minsk his opponents are keeping up the pressure on the. solera to for those punished protesting against the. musicians have gathered at the theater in minutes every day so it's iraq the effect for supporting the protests. well more culture minister powerful up to scratch faces a criminal investigation insists this missile hits become one of the key members of the opposition council performance as a council and actors of all resigned in support of him including garbos who has been a popular performer for decades but. there are a lot of resignation letters at the moment we are lucky we are united and stick together your thirty's don't know what to do with us we don't know what will happen to us next. and if i and the actors openly displayed the opposition flag after police took it down to the us and you want to see where it's impossible to work under such a regime we're heavily censored in our salary is miserable and we cannot express our opinion as a person of culture

the light and weather that matter much of markovitch needs a lot of patience to each shot he has to fasten the photo paper in complete darkness and. it's one of the most laborious ways of shooting photos. light is perfect for. 3. he's been using pinhole camera various sizes to expose images on to photo paper since 2008. every photo is unique. the negatives look like x. ray images and you seem to see right through the depicted motif. in 2017 much a stream of having a camera obscura boat came true participating in numerous international photography festivals he uses it to travel through europe the boat has become his home and looting a kitchen and a folding bed. the exposed photo paper is fraught to allow for developing. now markovitch can see if this photo of the preliminary stock has come out well. he never edits the photos. by choice. whatever happens it's there and i don't do anything else except make sure that it's protected because even if i do another step of the process it will just dismiss this directness and immediacy of the process the beauty of just light inside the room being ex

to solve fear fastens those. and then i see the disinfectant but not. in a minute when the end is your way we can do something. injection well i feel about vaccines like i feel about this this is going to go away with a lot of that actually it's going to go. and it's we're not going to see it again anybody that needs it just gets into this week they're there they have the test and the tests are beautiful anybody that needs it just gets a little. donald trump failed to keep his promise. to new york city elect the test kits when they needed them the most. the city's health commissioner was growing desperate. we had been loudly pleading for testing to come to our jurisdiction. and what happened was that you know things happen and the unfortunate story is that the testing kits that we got in new york city didn't work. the u.s. a world power completely mishandled the response to the pen demick. to this day it still failed to control the spread. before long angry americans were taking to the streets to vent their fury an anti lock down protests. the u.s. has

have suffered for this right while our correspondents have fastened is in minsk for us a step out that pro-government protesters to how diverse is that crowd. thousands of people are now streaming into the independence square the same square where just 2 days ago thousands of opposition supporters were demonstrating asking for the. steps down so now this is a very different atmosphere here lots of buses trucks truck parked here but people have been brought in with trains as well it's kind of a subdued atmosphere i would say there's no my church cheering going on there are people carrying national slack. people seem to be just standing around a bit a bit confused and there are some reports that the president himself is going to speak. well step we're also expecting another day of and the protests today i believe they're due to kick off in just about an hour or so they really don't show any sign of abating are we expecting the crowds out again. yes we do and this was supposed to be the largest a rally so far of the opposition has announced and they were also planning to come to this inde

calling for is that those that may have been on normally detained should be released immediately start fasteners in minsk. the detention center. there had. around a 100 people and they came out with real horror stories about what was going on inside it's hard to imagine of course so many people in that detention crammed together in small lying on the floor. they have no food. in ferry bad conditions in the meantime protests here in. continuing it's a very loud protests here have been honking the horn for our own stop driving around there's a human chain here behind me of around a kilometer right now and more and more people are joining in there is a strike in a factory for trucks around 60 kilometers away from minsk hundreds of work. on a strike there and also being supported by people in that city earlier here the very. very dramatic protest of a choir at the at the main music theater here in. about a russian song saying that the roof should be happy and free and they were holding signs saying our phones have been stolen protests are now fairy spontaneous nobody is leading them but they're pump

i'm sure this is correct because you think back to 1952, even then there were other warren who fastenme chief justice but it was , interesting that on the balance and all of the primaries, it has just been reagan and ford. it is a one on one. the only one i seen in my lifetime watching american politics. although one must recall of course the fact that it is one-on-one, it does not necessarily mean the winner is going to lose. because in kraft and eisenhower 1952, were calling each other every name in the book. there was real bitterness between these groups. and yet in november eisenhower went and won the victory over adlai stevenson. stephen: there is the closer parallel because they flooded out in the primary and the preconvention period. 1948, you have these -- incumbent president harry truman. did not have a fight to get the nomination but left divided a very divided party. the south walked out. the liberals walked out. there were in fact three democratic candidates -- as it trumanout, harry appealed to the american people, put it back together and won a smashing victory. richard:

against alexander lukashenko is rule with members of the state media now joining the ranks step fastener reports from bands. euphoria instead of fear on the streets of minsk after security forces stayed away from large rallies which crowd around the capital in the past 2 days. 2 former military man came out to dinner.

i think republicans even through the primaries the oregon primary, fastening story.ooey was a front runner all along pretty all descendents about to lose, this dark horse and all of a sudden they are neck and neck. an organ primaries going to decide it. they have the first ever, ever broadcast radio presidential debate. it was kind of neat you can look it up and watch it, listen to it on youtube today. there's only one question, should communism be outlawed? and dooey being a prosecutor and won the nomination. so that's how it happened. but a lot of the republicans were very uncomfortable with this platform because a lot of it agreed with harry truman. civic will go back to harry truman's maneuver against that. but anyway, they both did the same thing. they did these whistle stop tours everywhere. and it would cross each other's paths and so on other truman had a very good joke about that. that dooey was following him everywhere but he won't be able to follow him did. [inaudible] >> sure, the end of the campaign came down to this amazing one, to punch or they visited

so you're pushing fastens bunch up in the early stages after a herniated disk you would logically have a phase of rehabilitation and go slow and then you would start with the strengthening exercises of. flashback to november 26th. was experiencing pain throughout her lower back sometimes it spread to her left leg sometimes up into the back of her neck she tried to alleviate it with rest heating pads and stretching exercises it grew worse when she sat for longer periods the only thing that helped was pain medication but only briefly. it was overwhelming but i didn't want to get written up thick because i wouldn't have known how to deal with it at home either what i should or shouldn't do it was really tough. consulted orthopedic specialists pain farah pests and physiotherapist she tried copping and even infusions nothing helped the pain didn't go away she was at the end of her rope work was torture surgery seemed the only option she decided to try one more specialist and went to see christoph by emma he confirmed the slip disc but didn't think an operation was necessary he knew her didn

it fastened around your throat with an elastic band. there was two microphones that sat here on either side of your adam's apple and that is how it would pick up your voice and transmit. obviously, these guys' hands are pretty busy, so they're not using microphones and those kind of things. they're using throat mics. there is a lot of storage that isn't evident. these are all storage boxes, typically from some of the small arms ammunition. you see a .50 caliber can there. this thing would be literally chockful of small arms ammunition for the machine guns as well as main gun rounds. it was pretty much what we call g.i. proof. as you can see, most of these little positions are marked with what should have went there, binoculars, .50 caliber barrels. et cetera, et cetera. fire extinguishers. canteens, even had their proper place in the tank. and the reason for that is, it may seem trivial, but with the amount of activity that's going on in here and the pace at which it's going on, really keeping the fighting compartment clear and secured

he said on instagram a team of professionals got him fastenned safely it wasn't too long before the firedepartment brought him back down you got image, the video, the selfie, done >> yeah. we need a little jackass in our life. >> we could all use some of it 2020 may seem look a big prank. >> yeah. >> more ways than one. >> still waiting for ashton kutcher to run out and tell us we have been punked. >>> brocks, candy corn, not just for halloween anymore. they have released a new limited edition turkey dinner themed bag of candy corn in time for thanksgiving the new flavors are all of the favorite holiday dishes like roast turkey, cranberry sauce, stuffing and sweet potato pie. you can buy this very unique candy corn at walgreens from now through the fall season. anything to keep looking forward. >> the fact we're talking about thanksgiving and fall is crazy when i'm just freaking out with the halloween stuff that is inready out there >>> right nout at 4:30, if you thought yesterday was hot, you ain't felt nothing yet. a live look at the tri-valley where the temperatures are expected to to

to sweep from office an administration which has fastened on every one of us the wastefulness, the arroganced corruption in high places, the heavy burdens and the anxieties which are the bitter fruit of a party too long in power. [cheers and applause] much more than this, it is our aim to give to our country a program of progressive policies drawn from our finest republican traditions to unite us wherever we have been divided, to strengthen freedom wherever among any group is has been weakened, to build a sure foundation for sound prosperity for all here at home and for a just and sure peace throughout the world. [applause] to achieve these aims, we must have total victory. we must have more republicans in our state and local offices, more republican governments in our states. [cheers and applause] a republican majority in the united states house of representatives and in the united states senate, and, of course, a republican in the white house. [cheers and applause] today, today is the first day of this great battle. [cheers and applause] the road that leads to november 4 is a fighting road