then we'll take you along to the right, the typically see georgia's capital, the mother of georgia monument towers over the city. in one hand, she holds a bowl of wine to welcome friends in the other, a sword to fend off enemies. the small country is locked between 3 large nations perky, or ron and russia, with which it has a difficult history. and we experience this friendship and fox by rochelle for 200 years. so thank you. we don't want that anymore. the russians have left the shadow. we world, deep underground. even most locals are unaware of the secret realm that lies hidden, just a few meters below them. the 3 young people are exploring the subterranean spaces and making uncanny discoveries. it must have been terrible in here, the sea, please see by night. while the world sleeps charnita and on a are on a mission to explore the cities under world hobby known as urban spell, loankey. child, you worked at the plaza, going down now into one of the largest functions here in georgia state. was the soviet government secret and come on center locators coming down here in the dark is not with

the mood in georgia is clear. in march 20 2373 percent of georgians were in favor of joining nato, the and as many as 82 percent support of the country joining the e u in march 2023. there were mass protests in tbilisi against the planned law. organizations and media that receive money from abroad were to be registered. as for an agents, the immensity, off button to 10, you can also see from the pro, testing how many people take to the streets when they feel that the integration process is at risk by this booklet. because it has become part of the national identity. trojans feel european and want to belong to you, right. the george's younger generation wants to deal with the past, may good visible coordinator in his team, delve into the world of the hidden bunkers to preserve them for future generations . the burden of a soviet union still weighs heavy on georgia today. and i believe that without coming to terms with history, it will be difficult to make progress in the democratization of this country. the democra

so i've yet era bunkers in georgia. and i figured the website as they have all the latest news at any time, you need a that's a d, w dot com. likewise, how social media channels on instagram, and explain to me how that's why for now the good news innovation. green, the green revolution global. so listen to whole lot of crime. it's probably up to speed. if the care is subscribe to those channels . every friday, subscribe to plan, it's a good, a in sibley see. george's capital, the mother of georgia monument towers over the city. in one hand, she holds a bowl of wine to welcome friends in the other. the sword defend off enemies. the small country is locked between 3 large nations, turkey, or ron and russia, with which it has a difficult history. we experienced this friendship and fox by rochelle for 200 years, so thank you. we don't want that anymore. the russians have left the shadow we world deep underground. even most locals are unaware of the secret realm that lies hidden, just a few meters below them. the 3 young peo

things weren't peaceful in georgia. the cause you and self assess the origins now also demanded independence while georgia regarded them as part of the country for a rough to united. so yeah, 19 nineties were an extremely difficult time for georgia. there was several wars between georgia of content and south of sent you. and on top of all that, a civil war in tbilisi. in the turmoil of the civil war, many documents crucial for today's understanding of the soviet occupation went missing. this email informed. okay, to be building into blessed seat then down during the civil war, which of course many, many phones were lost on. the fire was deliberate, of course, before it was burned down the k g. b took a sizable chunk of it, to rush out, even declared was partially destroyed. get back to the old, stylize, the federalist. it's only around 20 percent of the files remain. it's what makes it so difficult to find out where the soviet union built under graph, where they are. bunkers are hidden extreme to give display. there are

they were within range of georgia. the, the people here were constantly talking about how many needle missiles were aimed at to police eve. i should get see the size and the soviet union wanted to be prepared. nuclear bunkers were built throughout georgia. the torn eco takes us to a special bunker. technically off limits to the public. the underground explore is allowed to bring tourists here, the front of it. so now we're in a not a secret. come on bunker, almost finishing folder, the name. it was several of these kind in tbilisi and little touch enough during the soviet era they were responsible for controlling certain regions. how you only so comfortable going back then people were here around the clock. i thought as much as that. so this is the dormitory where the soldiers slapped in cups that they know means more to go. and then even in the event of a nuclear war, work could still continue here. i saw this book f shape above the cargo. that's where this is the best protected room in the bunker . it has 6 hand magi

there is traffic coming into georgia too.ring the country in cars and on foot, extending for miles and arriving in waves first at the beginning of the ukraine war in 2022 and again later that year when fighting-age men fled russia's mandated military service. but some georgians worry putin loyalists could be entering the country too, laying the groundwork for russia's next move. when vladimir putin invaded ukraine in 2022, he said it was to, among other things, protect the russians living there. president zourabichvili fears putin could launch a similar campaign in georgia. since the war, georgia has become home to 100,000 russians. >> it's very unnerving when, in your own country, you have people that are talking the language of the enemy and that believe that they're at home. >> the russians believe that they are at home? >> they're behaving and believing that they are very much at home. so there's a fine line, and that line has to be kept so that we do not have incidents in the future that would allow russia to use their f

georgia does not help russia circumvent international sanctions.tbilisi, in the american embassy, ​​there are 100, out of 102, it seems, diplomats, for such a small country with a population of 3.7 million, more than 100 diplomats. and now i have a question, if the georgian authorities really helped georgia russia to circumvent the sanctions, or the united states, what those sanctions were imposed by the european union as well, whether they would look down on it, respectively, only after the alleged adoption of the law on foreign agents, the so-called united states states said that they might impose sanctions on the visa regime of citizens of georgia to the united states, and for now they have put it on hold and... they are cautious now about the west, i cannot but agree that the west must wake up, the west has already woken up, the west he woke up, he defined certain goals and priorities for himself, and i can now explain this in the language of numbers, the european union, especially not the european union, all nato members, have determined for t

karasin, he has the format of karasin bashidze, the settlement with georgia fell apart, because mr. zurab abashidze turned out to be not only an old warrior, but also a wise warrior, he came out of this format of negotiations, understanding, knowing what is happening around his country, so as not to spoil his wing, but now they launched karasyn, who says that they are saying something in abkhazia, or they are thinking in georgia, well, it's all emotions. now, for example, is rising the topic there is the accession of the samachablo region, the so -called south ossetia, and with abkhazia, well , there are no discussions there at all, rather, political-technological interventions are being made to at least somehow master or support the policy of the georgian dream. the russian federation can formalize the confederation or three subjects of some kind in tskhinvali, sukhumi and tbilisi in a single project. in the ussr project one and a half or 2.0, when it already gets everything it wants from georgia, when it is categorically convinced that there will be no u-turn, then it can, let's s

that's one story of the state of georgia after the 2020 election.nding up, the record of them standing up and what they had to stand up against forming the basis for this sprawling, damning criminal indictment. the other story of georgia since that election is all the work that pro-trump republicans have done to make sure nothing like that ever happens again. to make sure nobody can ever again get in the way of trump seizing georgia's 16 electoral votes, no matter what the votes say. the most obvious thing georgia republicans have done is use every tool at their disposal to derail fani willis' prosecution of trump. in the latest development in that three republican appointed judges have just put the whole case on hold while they take their time considering whether fani willis should be disqualified from the case. thus guaranteeing that the georgia prosecution will definitely not go forward against trump before the election. but that's only the start. in georgia's most populous county, fulton county, one republican elections board member last month r

georgia. it only applies to me in geo, so they are different. i don't know is way less strict sense in usa and it is different because our reality is different. so i think that's very political. yeah, it's good. you're able to break it down and you hope you have pointed out that the, the law in united states, as far as this is concerned, is evelyn strict on the wanting georgia. so what is the justification to have the one in the united states and not have the one in, in georgia? so the difference is that for example, in usaid law applies to people as well as angels also they don't have to line, for example, some kind of find out how much money you would need to receiving order for you to give the information to a government in georgia, it's $0.20 so. so we have very high, i think the line for me to do it say doesn't have for this type of slice. this takes fine also, and they have the strength of the answers to those who don't go by the law in georgia. and they only get to find a don't get in j

georgia is susan society. please say that the upcoming elections are the only way for them to avoid the possible side of things shut down. they say they will continue the flight for a free and democratic georgia. as long as it takes the police in the gym and city of humble cab shot, a man close to with soccer fans with gathering ahead of a european championship match offices opened fire off the brand is hemma and the petro blah. police say he's receiving medical care, a man wielding a hammer and a molotov cocktail confronts police in hamburg. pepper spray doesn't deter the suspects. authority say he refused to put the objects down. so they opened fire hitting him in the leg. no one else was wounded. it happened as fans gathered for a match in the european championships. police say the incident was not connected to the football tournament. yeah, begin to find out that we are receiving that this is an isolated case, which means it's not football related. there's obviously no football connection with dealing with

in a new article titled georgia is our laboratory.rolling stone says this, they have been shaping electoral processes to his benefit. maga die-hards are intimidating officials and ousting election officials who haven't been initiated into the cult of trump. georgia is the sole battleground state where the republican party has total control over power. have wielded that advantage in a crusade to convert, discredited election conspiracy theories into policies. well ahead of election day 2024. it's an alarmingly experiment that trump planned and much of the republican party hope to take national. joinening -- joining us now is donald rolsing. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> so what are the steps trump has taken to take the electoral of georgia. >> one of the most disturbing one. who an attorney, a republican attorney they are planning to challenge the electoral results regardless of the result. we think of, the threat to elections from trump's behavior in to 2020 as only occurring in the event that trump loses. a

what will happen to georgia if the eu denies it membership. this will be a big victory for russia.partment spends june, which. in the west they call it pride month, hundreds of thousands of dollars are spent on supporting and promoting the lgbtq plus ideology. everything is recorded in reports on federal grants from the state debt department. look, $5,500 was spent in may on themed events in the czech city of brno. here they read queer children's literature for kids, organized a picnic for queer youth, and held a service in support of lgbt people. about 15 thousand dollars were allocated for the rainbow event in the capital of bulgaria in sofia, plus an additional 7,500 were put towards holding a gay event in the country film festival at a similar event in portugal, films depicting incest and pedophilia were shown. it turns out that pedophiles also have rights. $5,500 from... in india, funds a ballroom dance school for transgender youth in peru, pays for theater productions for people in africa in which african gays explain lgbt rights. converted man, so kennedy also became the fir

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today, so calm down georgia, of course they will let them live.uccessfully coming to this armenia again, gentlemen from macron are coming, today not a single issue can be resolved without macron, such as these postavy light armored vehicles. and through whom they went, through georgia, and georgia can now refuse, today there is an opportunity to truly, in this world, yes, in this transcaucasia, untie this tangle, where these three countries will complement each other, and they will be completely sovereign head of state of azerbaijan, remember, this is a very important step for them, we are laying it there its own economic basis in this region, and this region today will be the main one and even , in all likelihood , much more significant than mongolia, precisely for all these countries for... both for us and for other states. we will now move on to geopolitics in the second part of the program, but before we leave, we are talking about how they do not want and will not easily let strangers go, under no circumstances, because they are clearly besie

they say they will continue the flight for free and democrats of georgia. as long as it takes the police in the gym and city of humble, a cab shot a man close to waste. soccer fans were gathering ahead of the european championship match. offices opened fire after he brandished him a and a pitcher ball. police say he's receiving medical ok. a man wielding a hammer and a molotov cocktail confronts police and hamburg pepper spray doesn't deter the suspects. authority say he refused to put the objects down so they opened fire hitting him in the leg. no one else was wounded. it happened as fans gathered for a match in the european championships. police say the incident was not connected to the football tournament. yeah, begin, definitely also we are receiving that this is an isolated case, which means it's not football related. there's obviously no football connection. we're dealing with a loan and kind of a trade to in this respect. so i don't see any danger to lower the impact on the much the fans didn't let the disturbance ruined their pre match festivities.

that new piece is headlined "georgia is our laboratory: inside trump's plan to rig 2024." there will not be a straightforward election result, giving the swing state status that could be a deciding factor in how this whole election is going to go down. what's happening there? what's happening to try and stop what's happening there? one of the reporters on that piece joined us next. stay with us. stay with us. i t? can this be treated? stop typing. start talking to a specialized urologist. because it could be peyronie's disease, or pd. it's a medical condition where there is a curve in the erection, caused by a formation of scar tissue. and an estimated 1 in 10 men may have it. but pd can be treated even without surgery. say goodbye to searching online. find a specialized urologist who can diagnose pd and build a treatment plan with you. visit makeapdplan.com today. (bell ringing) someone needs to customize and save hundreds with liberty mutual! (inaudible sounds) (elevator doors opening) wait, there's an elevator? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, ♪

, and georgia when, but georgia never, you know, now that’s what, well, already the media is circulatingn, it means that when the europeans said, you are adopting a law on foreign agents, then we will not accept you into the eu, but they told the georgians, if you accept them into the eu, we will repeal the law. he said about this disease, but i would also add this, here we were vaccinated by the president when the soros fund was removed, but we left a little bit of this scattering of infection, which means inside, we didn’t completely kill everyone, but the vaccination of the nineties helped in the twentieth to strangle, the georgians have a problem, an operation must be performed, that is, they already have the same amon and the police cannot solve us with a slight movement, we need to do an operation, by the way, this is the sense in which we are talking to you. look, by and large the europeans are now answering this question, the parliamentary elections have shown this, and will show it again at the national level, we see that georgia is faced with this issue, before this hungary was

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, and georgia when, but georgia never, you know, now that’s what , well, the media is already circulatingid europeans, handsome men, that is, the europeans said, you are adopting a law on foreign agents, then we will not accept you into the eu, but they told the georgians, if you take it from the eu, we will repeal the law, that is, they have... strong power, because they used to say that some abstract institutions could replace this quite well, democracy works automatically, it doesn’t work, as it turned out, in this sense, in july we will have 30 years of the institution of the presidency, it’s probably logical to pose the question correctly in this way, it’s not just incorrect, i’ll start answering, i’m not a secret, that my father is a politician. with thirty years of experience, i often asked him this question, because i was in ninety- four, i was studying at school, finishing school, and he honestly tells me, frankly, and i agree with this, having analyzed a lot, if lukashenko had in ninety -four he didn’t come to power, it would be three times worse than in ukraine, why, when they

in georgia specifically leading by five points as a georgia court of appeals has put an indefinite pauseis election fraud case against president trump, your reaction? >> listen, my take on this and the reason the polls are where they are, this is good to be a pocketbook election. and i think it's a great opportunity for the trump campaign and republicans in general whether the people we are trying to reelect to the georgia state house and state senate toward hold a majority in georgia to the top of the ticket to tell americans and georgians what we are going to be for, how we will reverse the trends of the biden administration and we think about high groceries, high gas, high mortgage rates, high insurance rates, weakness around the world, dealing with the porous border dealing drugs, human trafficking, gang violence into every state in the country and every state is a border state, this is a great time to look for and tell people why they should vote for us and kick joe biden out of office. maria: do you think election interference case should be dropped altogether, the appeals court is

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karasin, he has the karasin format bashidze in regulation with georgia fell apart because mr.orab abashidze appeared no... just an old warrior, but also a wise warrior, he came out of this format of negotiations, understanding, knowing what was happening around his country, so as not to spoil his own wing, but now they launched karasin, who says that there is something in in abkhazia they say, or in georgia they think, well, it's all emotions, now, for example, the subject of joining the samachavlo region, the so-called south ossetia, is being raised there, and with abkhazia, well, there is none there at all. well, rather, they make political-technological intrusions in order to at least somehow gain control or support the policy of the georgian dream. the russian federation can form a confederation or three entities. somewhere in tskhinvali, sukhumi and tbilisi in the single project of the ussr project one and a half or 2:0, when it already gets everything from georgia, what it wants, when it is categorically convinced that there will be no u-turn, then it can, let's say and,

well, speaking of the georgia primary, who did you vote for in the georgia primary i didn't vote for anybody voted. >> but in vote for anybody, you didn't mean the race was already over when the primary got here, but you didn't vote for donald trump, not nba for anybody? >> why not? >> because the race is over. we're wow. that's pretty interesting yeah. well, i mean, i wanted to get voted always try to go you know? play a part in. it. but look at that point, it didn't really matter. i've said for a long time, as you know, i must support to ticket that's what i'm doing now and we have a lot of races on the ballot here in georgia, not just the presidential race. we got a lot of my friends and partners in the general assembly and i'm focused on holding our majority's and making sure we turn out the vote for the whole ticket all the way to the top. but there were a lot of other republicans who came out and voted in that primary and voted for donald trump. >> so i think it would be pretty interesting for them to hear why you didn't feel the need to to vote for him or didn't want to. >> we

>> so we know that trump's pathway to victory goes through georgia as jeff outlined, biden can lose georgia and still become president. if trump loses, georgia, it just doesn't bode well for his overall pathway to victory but that being said, right now democrats are have staffed up way more across georgia, have opened up more offices. they opened it opened offices first now, yes, the trump campaign is starting to open up field offices they're doing events all week just like the biden campaign is. but the biden campaign is more present the question is, are people watching? are they listening? that's why tomorrow's debate is so important. because there are a lot of people who if they're listening to conservative meeting, conservative media, or if they're social media algorithms are feeding you know, pro-trump messaging. it has appealed. we know two some low propensity voters black male voters in general. we also know some anti biden messaging has appeal to younger voters and voter other voters of color. but when they actually hear, here from the candidates, then the question is, can trump bre

michelle fleury, bbc news, dalton, georgia.l, is proposing to levy an annual tax of at least 2% on the wealth of each of the world's 3,000 billionaires. it's part of increasing calls worldwide to tax the mega wealthy, the billionaires who are criticised for not paying their fair share of taxes. the plan could give governments up to 250 billion dollars a year in extra revenue. the report's author gabriel zucman told me how it could be put into practice. first of all, the wealth of billy and ours is not so hard to capture. about half of it is in shares of companies for which you have readily available market values. the other half is mostly shares in big private companies, which you can value by looking at how the stock market values similar companies. the second big issue is indeed what to do in some countries when they refuse to apply attacks on billionaires. here, you can build on what has been done for multinational firms. what's important is to have a kind of tax collector of last resort michael —isms —— mechanisms where thi

he will do well in georgia and won't just do well in georgia but in other swing states. neil: is a week from today. brian kemp, the beautiful state of georgia, a turnaround story there. what an incredible weather map we are looking at. half the united states looking at real feel temperatures of a hundred degrees or more. it's going to be nasty for a while after this ♪ shame. it's been here as long as i can remember. living in glances of people i loved. and ones i didn't even know. (♪) but what good is shame when it comes to health? health is not about what weight we lose. it's about all of the things a body can gain. (♪) ♪ when the sawdust settles and the engine finally roars the thing you care about most is a job well done. ♪ but when you get your tools from harbor freight something about the job feels a little different - your wallet. because we believe no matter what you're working on you need high quality tools at a great price. and that's what we're all about. ♪ whatever you do, do it for less, at harbor freight. ♪ (grandpa vo) i'm the richest guy in the world. hi b

remember the prime minister's words kabakhidzy: there will be no maidan in georgia. however, the right to go your own way is expensive today. here. maybe such a short question to begin with, because today we will talk a lot about this expensive price of an independent path, an independent voice, alek sergeevich, we agree that today many countries of the world are facing the moment of truth, of course, everyone sees what the loss of sovereignty is , everyone sees that the west, when it comes to a country, when it develops a network of ngos, when it imposes its policies there, then sovereignty the country is losing, and georgians today are not fighting for... so that someone is thinking of becoming pro-russian or pro-belarusian, no, they are fighting for their country, they want to be sovereign, to determine their own destiny, look , 16 years have passed after the severance of diplomatic relations with russia, georgia today begins steps to open an embassy in moscow, and why it was closed is that it was beneficial for the georgians, they needed this confrontation with m

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, and georgia when, but georgia never, you know, now that’s what, well now smith is replicating, georgians. immediately at least one specialist, scientist, expert who would deal specifically with belarus, understand whether there is an electoral process, what it is like, what kind of presidential system we have, so let’s name and you mean public people, there are none at all, because oleg sergeevich said absolutely correctly, they were never interested in what was happening here, they measured everything only by democracy, democrats are not democrats, in the fact that belarus itself is ukraine, georgia, no one is interested in her at all. he said about this disease, but i would also add this, here we were vaccinated by the president when the soros fund was removed, but we left a little bit of this scattering of infection, which means inside, we didn’t completely kill everyone, but the vaccination of the nineties helped in the twentieth, to strangle, that’s the problem the georgians have, an operation must be done. that is, like ours , you can’t solve it with a slight movement of the riot p

, and georgia when, and georgia never, you know, now this is what, well, smith is already replicatingt means that when the europeans said: a specialist, a scientist, an expert who would deal specifically with belarus, understand whether there is an electoral process, what it is like, what kind of presidential system we have, so let’s name it publicly. shown and will be shown again at the national level, we see that georgia is faced with this issue, before this hungary observed, slovakia, in serbia this issue is being raised, the role of a leader, an individual, a strong government, because they used to say that some abstract institutions can replace this completely, democracy in it works automatically, it doesn’t work, as it turned out, in this sense, in july we will have 30 years of the institution of the presidency, it’s probably logical. don’t say that some people are bad, they are right, when they start to criticize the ukrainian people, this is wrong, the ukrainian people are good, and belarusian, we had such extreme nationalism, they wanted to make belarus worse than ukraine, ta

north remained a center out in georgia. but the renown of garibaldi was a blank slate onto which everyone could write their own comparisons. in june, georgians learned that lincoln government to keep a perfect parallel with the tyranny of georgia thirds ministers has enlisted the refugees and adventurers from europe for the invasion of the south. the group called itself the garibaldi guard, the 39th new york infantry regiment. tho georgia media cast castigated it as composed mainly of german swedish and swiss and hungarians. they are desperate adventurers whom the capital of new york were very glad to remove from a dangerous proximity to their strong boxes. the description was decidedly untrue in the ideological battle for claiming garibaldi as, an avatar of the southern cause. however demeaning the group that called itself the garibaldi guard and its makeup was necessary. for a southern media that had given so much praise and paid space to the italian leader, confederate troops were the true garibaldi in the georgia press

in general, why did the question of georgia arise as such? fact, the possibility of free trade, free movement, today it is in the european continent, well , in general, in the european part of our continent and in general, it is in the hands of the collective west. france is creeping into armenia, supplying weapons. new ways. it’s clear, this is the great silk road of china, this is the north-south route, these are related issues precisely with this, and today only one georgia has access to the sea that is not blocked, through batumi and other ports that are being built there, and new ports, it is clear that in order to create conditions for normal trade today, everything is needed a state that has subjectivity, that’s what we’re talking about, irakli kabakhidze, who is today the head of the government, essentially... took a very correct position, and the first is this law, which overcame the veto of a citizen of this france, how nikolai evgenievich correctly said, yes, that salome zurabishvili is the second politician, the division will be b

, not georgia , he lost his first game, georgia lost to turkey, now we are talking about portugal andurkey. well, it's difficult, turkey is a team full of spirit and energy , while you retaliated against the iranians, say this first , what i said there, iran did not retaliate, not later. it seems that turkey and portugal together can make georgia saudi, my first experience he is experiencing that as soon as they are dignified, they will be satisfied , maybe even a goal scored against turkey will make them very happy. now considering that they could never be present at this stage , what you say is definitely true and the republic of charak. it seems that if he wants to come back to life, he should at least beat georgia. it seems that the czechs can beat georgia. in the worst case, this game might be a draw, and then i know that the third team from this group can fall, the first two teams to the third. this group does not get such points, mr. iraqi, i wanted another issue about the cup let me add to our conversation, it is very interesting, stability is the first word. it happens whethe

and a huge moment for georgia. at a joy for georgia. for georgia. at a 'o for geora ia. .ement could not last- _ at a joy for georgia. the excitement could not last. czech _ at a joy for georgia. the excitement could not last. czech republic- could not last. czech republic equalising in the second half. a tap in full it. his nation had found a repeatable form enough. minutes later they should have had the lead. georgia were barely able to get up the pitch until the final moments of stoppage time. he the pitch until the final moments of stowage time-— a stoppage time. he has missed it. a sickenin: stoppage time. he has missed it. a sickening frustration _ stoppage time. he has missed it. a sickening frustration and _ stoppage time. he has missed it. a sickening frustration and yet - stoppage time. he has missed it. a sickening frustration and yet a - sickening frustration and yet a glimmer of hope. that is all georgia need. scotland take on hungary tomorrow as they aim to progress to the knockouts at a major tournament for the first time. jane dougall has more. on paper thi

military and the how young recruits in georgia when they 1st came into the army. they were sent here. this document discovered by jeffrey silverland in georgia list the country's hospitals, way us defense experts conducted research. it contains the following. volunteer, dest won't be promptly reported to the military hospital, i'll be the, the study will be, can, doug did, according to the protocol, as in compliance with the regulatory requirements of georgia in the us department of defense. silverman trying to tell the world about these dangerous experiments to see what kind of disease is and what kind of community they have. they are designing ways that they get sure they can help them, but they, they're also designing ways that they can people who have immunity, they can have a virus that is stronger than their immunity bodies investigation into the victims of the gullibility band test was never published. by any major european on us publications spoke a science seeking admissions that i've worked out for you show you provides you here as near the slip to an ea

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this is the most economical way of and tracks in georgia where we don't have it. and tracks only example in the laboratory, we have and tracks in the world and herds of cattle in the soviet union, the deadly disease was practically eradicated in the caucuses livestock was vaccinated. but anyway, i'm a senior to, it's just other people. but a cool way is by me, or this continued until the early 2 thousands. when american military biologists arrived in georgia and they stopped the vaccination program, the government didn't in order to see how the end tracks would evolve in new generations, more resistance to antibiotics. and which is ultimately the use of biological military weapons controls you be able to address here on most of the stuff we've got as far as you know, the scholarly stuff simple start with the baby. so i'm inside the me and you said the top industries. there's no that's actually she i'm, i got the g less able to intelligence help you at least one years. in 2014, according to the national center for disease control and public health. some 60 people c