joseph wells: i was mayor when they first started buying it out. all the damage was done, you know. you didn't have nowhere to expand, so you was locked in, and that kills any city. it don't make no difference who it is or what city it is. you don't have no extra land and you're locked in all around, ferguson on one side and berkeley on three sides, you know. so kinloch was doomed from the beginning, but... 25 or 30 years ago, when i was the mayor, they had already designated kinloch to be cleared out for the airport. (airplane passing overhead) (airplane passing overhead) boyd (dramatized): at this point, we could begin the difficult task of restoring each man to a level of human dignity. within a generation, all traces of the nightmare could become no more than a matter of history. alas, i've been daydreaming. as i awake from the dream, my heart begins to bleed again, for in my heart, i know that too few will try. so what do we say to the rioters? boyd: you know, if i seem to be dancing around the question, i just don't know how to deal with it any other way. it's, it's something

wants to ease pressure on ordinary europeans, instead of sacrificing them, they should listen to joseph. well, ok, i am at razor, you hear there that iran will continue expanding what it calls it, peaceful nuclear program. i mean, it has enriched uranium to 60 percent that needs to be in rich to 90 percent for it to be a nuclear bomb. and we have had the supreme leader senior advisor in july saying that ron is technically capable of making a nuclear bomb. if this deal doesn't happen, how dangerous a situation is, the region in, well, of course, a nice collision, detentions, especially it's when you're on israel you know, as far as your other guess mentions, you know, there's not a lot of options that it has, but one option that it has been resorting to has been to having these course activities against the clearing structures and right now responses with actually, you know, accessing the situation. but once you know, there's a kind of understanding i think regarding the position of view cause you know, he was and there's a need something quite obvious. but then if you want to also ignore the

wants to ease pressure on ordinary europeans, instead of sacrificing them, they should listen to joseph. well, ok, a 100 raises. you hear there that iran will continue expanding what it calls its peaceful nuclear program. i mean, it has enriched uranium to 60 percent that needs to be in which to 90 percent for it to be a nuclear bomb. and we have had the supreme leader senior adviser in july saying that ron is technically capable of making a nuclear bomb. if this deal doesn't happen, how dangerous a situation is, the region in wow, of course, a collision of detentions, especially when you're on israel big you know, of course not as you're either just mentioned, you know, there's not a lot of options that it has, but one option that it has been resorting to has been having these, you know, course activities are going to sit on the clearing for instructions and on the right now the response was actually, you know, excessive the situation. but once you know, there is a kind of recent or something i think regarding the position of view cause, you know, he was energy needs something quite obvious.

>> well, joseph is correct. uh well, first of all, we still have a regime of prohibition even though correct that it can be de facto decriminalization in many cities there is no safe supply, which is why the first thing has to be the safe supply. but we have bad regulatory policy on addiction recovery is just joseph pointed out, we have the x rule for being an orphan, -- deepen our friend -- we have methadone. getting methadone as a compulsive user requires going to a special clinic. normal doctors can prescribe this, this has worked in other countries, all these things have to change. absolutely. and to paul's point, i guess there are absolutely people in the gutter and all those things are kind of thing. we treat other policies of prohibition right? i agree with everyone. like we talked about drinking in parks and we like have we talked about where you can smoke and things that we are not pro and have other policies with them. we can do things to say, get out of the park, go over there and get your safe supply.

>> well, joseph is correct. uh well, first of all, we still have a regime of prohibition even though correct that it can be de facto decriminalization in many cities there is no safe supply, which is why the first thing has to be the safe supply. but we have bad regulatory policy on addiction recovery is just joseph pointed out, we have the x rule for being an orphan, -- deepen our friend -- we have methadone. getting methadone as a compulsive user requires going to a special clinic. normal doctors can prescribe this, this has worked in other countries, all these things have to change. absolutely. and to paul's point, i guess there are absolutely people in the gutter and all those things are kind of thing. we treat other policies of prohibition right? i agree with everyone. like we talked about drinking in parks and we like have we talked about where you can smoke and things that we are not pro and have other policies with them. we can do things to say, get out of the park, go over there and get your safe supply.

>> well, joseph is correct. uh well, first of all, we still have a regime of prohibition even though correct that it can be de facto decriminalization in many cities there is no safe supply, which is why the first thing has to be the safe supply. but we have bad regulatory policy on addiction recovery is just joseph pointed out, we have the x rule for being an orphan, -- deepen our friend -- we have methadone. getting methadone as a compulsive user requires going to a special clinic. normal doctors can prescribe this, this has worked in other countries, all these things have to change. absolutely. and to paul's point, i guess there are absolutely people in the gutter and all those things are kind of thing. we treat other policies of prohibition right? i agree with everyone. like we talked about drinking in parks and we like have we talked about where you can smoke and things that we are not pro and have other policies with them. we can do things to say, get out of the park, go over there and get your safe supply.

record on august 9 , 1046 spectators, but today the orchestra seems to be playing, only for him joseph uralsky well 86 first heard chilling chords in kuibyshev the goosebumps seemed to have not passed until now, the music prophesied victory when they could only dream of. well, you could trust her. and now the music of this faith instilled this faith in victory, the chords instilled in the future in the broken tskhinvali in 2008 and in donetsk 7 years later the shostakovich phenomenon music through and through, riddled with grief, is written on white keys, that is, in major keys. there are uh thoughts of reflection here. there are different states here. there are a lot of them, perhaps the only such example of world musical literature, when the piece of music has become a monument to contemporaries looking for symbols. they say that shostakovich composed his seventh symphony from the seminots. it would seem that only 70 minutes of sounding, but one thing is important for leningraders, it was more than his concert and today they call it victory day in the midst of the war. ugarova ekaterina koryako f

ninth of august, 1046 spectators, but today the orchestra seems to be playing, only for him, joseph uralsky well6 heard for the first time, chilling kung-shwe chords, goosebumps, as if they hadn’t gone before until now, music has prophesied victory when they could only dream of it. well, you could trust her. and now the music instilled this faith, this faith in victory, the chords instilled in the future in the broken tskhinval in 2008 and in donetsk 7 years later the phenomenon of shostakovich music through and through, riddled with grief, is written on white keys, that is, in a major key. there are uh thoughts of reflection here. there are different states here. there are a lot of them, perhaps the only such example of world musical literature, when a piece of music has become a monument, contemporaries are looking for symbols. they say that shostakovich composed his seventh symphony from the seminots. it would seem that only 70 minutes of sounding, but one thing is important for leningraders, it was more than his concert and today they call it victory day in the midst of the war. vladimir smi

daughter corrine robinson elsop corrine became the grandmother of columnists stewart and joseph ellisop very well known when widely read men in their day. corinne was active behind the scenes and republican republican politics and occasionally played a more visible role. at the 1920 gop convention in chicago corinne became the first woman to give a speech at a major party convention when she seconded seconded the nomination of guess who general leonard wood who probably would have made a very good president, but he lost the nomination. she enjoyed making speeches and thereafter was in great demand as a speaker. corinne was also a poet with four published volumes of poetry to her credit. now back there at the convention in june 1920. um, she drew a comparison between leonard wood who commanded the rough riders? and woodrow wilson who was nearing the end of his term and who had waited too long in her view to enter the world war. she declared we want not the man who waits for the psychological moment. we want the men who makes the psychological moment. now as you listen to this poem by corinne i wan

joseph back. these matches store. well, i didn't say oh, i go at it. no. augment your children to point in the car. you back with us? yes, sure. who is still going through a 100 a did your mile in care by 3 of those layer. ah, america you can if, if in up with bush resume, never heard said age, my wife and my voice them all we show was that boy back to go. yeah, i mean they get there. oh god. oh sure. with the boy zachary z. a. now we're going to come on in your 1st name from where you just easiest. when you're ready to be friends with the right people, you speed it was. oh, a here. yeah. i mean, with a, with on the line with me, i need a clear remarks. one of them, one is the one that we just thought this noon actually is lower in money and by whose campus i see that point. i want to know when you when you renew with my interest, morgan with any new or insurance financial that are running unusual or the dark. not much to stay on i yes a. so typically you will be doing boost our portal for brian. a bank about clarity of the store with him. there's no,

featured speakers are historians lindsay chervinsky and joseph ellis as well as cnn's john p.vlon. >> good evening everyone my name is kevin butterfield kevin butterfield, the mount lady ladies association that rescue mount vernon in the 1850s which continues to protect and preserve it today. i wanna welcome it to their conversation about george washington's farewell address. on september 19th

want to ask a follow-up question as you met with president tsai ing-wen in the forward minister joseph wu is wellvery determined. she's enter second term. so she notice what she is, what she needs to do and she's doing it. she also talked extensively about how taiwan i will defend itself, how we will call it needs additional american support, various pieces equipment. all right. to do that. so that was part of the discussion. we also talked about the economic importance of taiwan and the trade between the united states and taiwan. all that was discussed in the context of climate change, which is one of our principal missions that discussion, of course, really at home when we got to the philippines and that with the new president marcos, there. so we covered a lot of ground here. we certainly talked about the role of taiwan. all right. as an economic ally of the united states and its we make some progress in developing not only the relationship, but also when we get back to washington as we are now working on the delivery of necessary defensive equipment back to taiwan needs. >> and this was a bip

thank you are historian and joseph ellis as well cnn. >> good evening everyone my name is kevin butterfield on behalf of george washington mount vernon and the ladies organization continues to protect and preserve it today, i want to welcome me too this conversation about george washington's farewell address. on september 19, 1796 george washington announced to the wo h

historian and joseph ellis as well cnn. >> good evening everyone my name is kevin butterfield on behalf of george washington mount vernon and the ladies organization continues to protect and preserve it today, i want to welcome me too this conversation about george washington's farewell address. on september 19, 1796 george washington announced to the world he would not seek reelection to the presidency. his letter to friends and citizens offer some of the much thorough, thoughtful and inspiring advice has ever been given to the american people. in more than a few genuine warnings were included there as well. the hopes and fears remained with us as a nation are now discussing this now 225 year old document. much of what we debate and discuss in 21st century america politics is addressed here in one form or another. in recognition of this document we brought together an incredible lineup of talented scholars to reflect on the relevance of the farewell address today. we were joined by jon avalon author, columnist, senior political analyst, is the author of books including the one we will

but in the washington swamp, joseph robinette biden, well, he takes from the poor in the middle class in order to bailil out the elites because they're going to be the beneficiaries here. now, this massive three hundred billion dollar payout is eitherm going to be paid for with your tax dollars orr by simply printing more money. x in other words, inflation is about to get even worse. this from a guy who calls himself middle class joe amtracs joe , ultimately democrats, they don't care about the middle class. they don't care about your hard work or fiscal responsibility. they only care about paying offh their face. oh, and just, what, a little over two months beforet an election. don't take dmy w my word for ite just listen to this exchange between senator elizabeth warren and a voter fromli a campaign event. this is in twenty ,zan twenty . take a look at this mike lindell money. so you're going to pay for people to didn't save any money and those of us that did the right thing gets through no time with my buddy, his son onn a car they face as i say, wehe did the right r. . >> we did w

will give us something from the full squads but again, returning to the possibilities well, recently they quoted josephropean armies bonsai armies, that is, on the one hand, they seem to be beautiful and they are similar to the army, but on the other hand they are actually decorative and compact. well, we see that there, we thought that they would give us a lot of caesars, it turns out that there are those caesars, so they give there 30% of their denominations, 40 and so on, but this does not apply to the united states, they did not even give us, for example, 10% of the gymors, and that would have changed the situation on the battlefield, they did not give us 10 %, they did not give us 2%, 1% of their tanks. and these are better tanks than those used by russia, or are they saving it for the most likely war with china? i don’t know . why? biden's politics in the states in general, they are very afraid of such a fast deprived the russian federation, they seek our victories, but victories with this method of life, that is, we have to squeeze them, they understand how to press , and you see squeezing witho

what she got have so so after all, well, professor of politics, joseph mahoney, say the buys and administration is openly meddling and china's affairs and policies visit to tie one could be the tipping point. familiar, concerned. the vine has been hollowing out to one china policy and the principal was strategic ambiguity. his characterization of china as a strategic rival is pressing nato to consider china as an adversary, his block building in asia with orcus, including perforated nuclear submarines draw strayer, his meddling and china's affairs in shand young tibet, hong kong and taiwan. his admission of us troops and tie his efforts to draw china's immediate neighbors and to the so called endo pacific quad, his encouraging japan to increase military capabilities and amendment to upgrade a controversial missile system itself for you. all while asserting us will come to tie wants defense and at times, equivocating on the one china policy. all of these collectively represent several red lines cross from aging perspective. and now what close it coming this might be the tipping point. marsh's de

featured speakers are historians lindsay chervinsky and joseph ellis as well as cnn's john p. avlon. >> good evening everyone my name is kevin butterfield kevin butterfield, the mount lady ladies association that rescue mount vernon in the 1850s which continues to protect and preserve it today. i wanna welcome it to their conversation about george washington's farewell address. on september 19th 1796 drones in announce to the world that he would not seek reelection to the presidency. his letter to friends and citizens offered some of the most thorough, thoughtful, even inspiring advice which had everyone given to the american people. more than a few genuine warnings were concluded there as well. a good number of the hopes and fears that remain with us as the nation are discussed in this now 225-year-old document. much of what we debate and discuss in 24 century american politics is addressed here in one form or another. in recognition of the 225th anniversary of this document, we brought together a an incredible lineup of talented scholars to reflect on the relevance of the fa

what kind of opposition does russia need joseph genich, well, the first opposition.rmony, but it is necessary to deprive it in the direction of active responsibility and greater knowledge of the subject of the fact that we, uh, and society are not sufficiently active responsibility, or something, it turns out? yes, i understand, that is, 13 million, and volunteers and volunteers. ah. 85% participate in charitable activities in such a way that they are, but at the same time they are not active enough, because these problems and local people did not work out very well. well, our bosses don’t need any or such a position that unanimously votes for any muck and stupidity that i think the russians will bring in, and russia needs an opposition that lives here, you want the children to live here and it is desirable that it be free this position, italy andrey how would tritely studied, the russian opposition is needed, so that not the opposition that runs to bow to washington and not the opposition that lies english boots, but people who are right boris borisovich live here,

well, professor of politics, joseph mahoney, say the biden administration is openly meddling in china's affairs and policies visit to tie one could be the tipping point. committee are concerned, the biden has been hollowing out to one china policy and the principle of strategic ambiguity. his characterization of china as a strategic rival is pressing nato to consider china as an adversary. his block building in asia with orcus, including perforating nuclear submarines, draw straight on his meddling and china's affairs and shunned young tibet. hong kong anti won his admission of us troops in taipei, his efforts to draw china's immediate neighbors and to the so called endo pacific quad, his encouraging japan to increase military capabilities and commitment to upgrade a controversial missile system in south korea all while asserting the u. s will come to, ty, wants defense and at times equivocating on the one china policy. all of these collectively represent several.

armed officers on thursday night. 0livia's mother, cheryl, was injured in the attack as well as 35—year—old josephy this is the car that took him to hospital, and want to speak to anyone who saw it in the days leading up to or after the shooting. an outpouring of grief from the community is clear from the flowers and cards left at the scene. yesterday, the home secretary priti patel visited to see for herself. former players from liverpool and everton football clubs have also paid their respects. managerjurgen klopp told a press conference the club's thoughts and prayers were with 0livia's family. i can't even imagine how it must feel. it's absolutely horrible only to think about it, and it's such a tragedy. if we can help in any kind, we will. that's clear — it must be clear. and police are still urging anyone with information to come forward to help bring those responsible to justice. alice key, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... a national emergency is declared in pakistan. millions are forced to leave their homes following the heaviest monsoon rains in decades. the uk chancellor has said t

that a cubic muslim he will, ala my room was not, they could tell me why i said joseph, and i'm afraid to seen him well massaged. get him at them, but did not object good if he had the other. i know you have you have one at the you had you said you didn't muslim a woman that hear about it her or can it was a big than here in the flow of g at on the high la law firm on the back play. mom actually bought a box to the how the his truck but that's bad valley and michelle and she's the, one of the city not was what couldn't sort of come and how they had cut up to many that you got the method for the college. you're going to buy a house, how it, if it's the jeep. i was the only way. oh, please send it to them. a hard time for tech on maria vaughn or maria. so we can always put them if they need with joan. how the ship july 1st should john i'm also a book theater . had a loyal following, but was not a mass medium in the sixty's radio reached much bigger audiences. xanax i look means are waiting on his adamant sort of them. some of our white mother had the for, was that alina shabani in the mom was promised. i

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yes, yes, joseph robinette. wellno sex in america, or on mars this is a fantastic product. alternative history doesn’t matter at all there; the essence is that in some future there means, accordingly, there was a certain conservative turn of the united states to such a mean, accordingly, generally speaking, the evangelists have tightened the screws very much, in general, throughout. well , across america, that's what the conservative turnaround has been so tough. here's what they have up there weddings are not beyond that, look at the legislation. and that's all. and here, here, and here it was called precisely that in america, as it were, there is no sex. if with that, i always remember that when i look at what 's going on in the united states right now because the situation is really unpredictable. it is clear that the liberal establishment of the united states, all the plans that he had in a beautiful way. what is called simplification, so to speak, of one’s reign and turning it into a long one that is not replace

well, this new world will have climate, joseph orlando. so i don't know. k is africa's most prominent environmental activist. the nigerian conservationists mission is to educate the entire continent about the catastrophic effect of climate change. a message that she regards as especially important for the youth eco africa. and 69 on d, w ah, ah, my ended glistening place of longing. the mediterranean sea. it's waters connect people of many cultures seen of almost rock and to far abdul karim drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and mediterranean. where has history left its traces, meeting people, hearing their dreams. a mediterranean journey in tenant starts august 14th on d. w. ah welcome to global 3001 household, one garden alberta casa is on a mission to help women and gone a gro.

marshall finds the great joseph story and they were particularly well when they combined north and south. in particular, massachusetts and gina. marshall is virginia, story is massachusetts. think about the other virginia massachusetts teams. rhetorically, james otis for massachusetts and patrick kennedy from virginia. the president and vice president will be george washington and john adams and to work together 1776 so jefferson and adams avenue and massachusetts person. adams is vice president, originated to thomas jefferson. one of jefferson's vice president is a massachusetts guide and also one of madison's so the north and south think of massachusetts and virginia is important so the answer to your question, he's the last founder, he strengthened the judiciary, he's a washington man, a hamilton man, continental list and find a partner from another region. they story together and makee an impressive team. just as washington hamilton do just as madison and jefferson do not think it is fair to say both of us, if we are not exactly of the federalist party were very sympathetic to us. th

well? >> i talk about a man named j aques joseph. he had actually been doing some cosmetic surgery before the war. he was really well placed to understand facial anatomy. there is a french surgeon i discussed as well, they tend to not work and a collaborative way. they are not necessarily working with dental surgeons which was really important to rebuilding the face. gillies takes a collective approach and that is why his work really stood out against other surgeons work doing that kind of same facial reconstruction. >> the story of dr. harold gillies in world war i and his pioneering work in plastic surgery. on top of all of the war another devastation arrived in the form of the pandemic. how did that change the medical equation of the work being done to rehabilitate the soldiers? >> we were living through a pandemic as i was writing this book and i was aced in the u.k. so we were under severe lockdowns. i knew i was coming up chronologically against the pandemic 1918. there was people in gillies hospital who worked at the hospital w

i want to sign the contract well, but from russia it is impossible - says joseph biden in other words world about ukraine column will be on the air right now yuriy fizar collected the most interesting and important for us and will tell and show yuriy good evening please good evening to you , vasyl. good evening to everyone who joined the big broadcast. it's really on the clock at 20:00. it's time for international news today . warned about the increase in the risks of the use of nuclear weapons in the world. and putin's lukashenko , why, and you will learn about this and other things in a moment in the column about ukraine, but it starts with this. latvia can already on tuesday, that is, tomorrow, consider the issue of recognizing countries as a sponsor of russia members of the parliamentary committee on foreign affairs will discuss the relevant bill on terrorism on their page in the twitter micrologists network, sejmo deputy rihard koults reported. well , the latvian parliamentarian explained why he colleagues should make such a decision, and then his quote from twitter russia's immo

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controversial novel the satanic verses, viewed by some muslims as blasphemous, as well as books such as midnight's children, his memoir, joseph i walked before i could run. the organisers hope this rally raises sir salman's spirits. they say he knows it has taken place and intended to watch. equally, they hope this is a galvanising moment and that others stand up to fight for freedom of speech. amanda foreman, a british biographer and historian, wasn't surprised to hear that the suspected attacker hadn't read the satanic verses beyond a page or two. freedom of expression isn't easy, it's not simple. it's highly problematic. people do get offended. terrible things are sometimes said. this is not a perfect society and freedom of expression is not a perfect principle, but it's the best one we have, and if we are frightened, if we are silent, then the bullies and the silencers have won. chanting censorship has got to go! the demonstration today is reminiscent of another held in 1989 after iran's ayatollah issued a religious ruling calling for sir salman's death. writers then also stood up for the indian—born british author and cr

joseph: we still think the discounters and the grocers are well positioned in the environment.o is a big winner in all of this. they catered to a more affluent consumer. the affluent consumers can save money as well. they do a really good job on basics, food and things like that. we like walmart and the dollar stores. target, the stock price relative to the -- relative to it historically. and hopefully see some improvement. i think that end of the market is pretty good. >> what are you seeing in the housing trend, what do you see with home improvement. joseph: it's important from a home-improvement perspective to think about the drivers of that business. aging housing stock, employment levels, people making money in disposable income. so housing turnover the drivers of home-improvement are actually fairly solid. continue to perform fairly well in this environment. we would like to see the diy customer be a little bit stronger, that was the pressure point this morning. that's becoming better. we could see relatively decent transfer for the home-improvement space going forward. >

joseph receives his guests with a meal fit for royalty. they need i think more than minutes. he wants to share his new well with others in a very rummy as a public servant, for example, each month he's paid and lebanese pounds. so for this friend of the couple buying a $6.00 bottle of wine was a huge expense in gym to rebut a smash de la, i get paid about 80 or $85.00 a month. that's enough to fill the car twice with gas in the hub, benzene before then. i owned about $1200.00 and lost many now about $80.00. the difference is enormous either. i mean, despite the inflation and lebanon wages have never been adjusted, get there. oh, good luck. as the friends make a toast of joseph adds up, hang in there. only about 13 percent of the lebanese population are paid in dollars. every one else is paying a hefty bill for this crisis. the absurdity of the situation has driven some to campaign for a fairer economy. rebecca has an appointment with her lawyer as usual, there is no power across the country. you'll hear the same reaction if it's something that they do the vol that's lebanon today. he said, is it a year ago

joseph and his wife romane, now live like royalty, and ruin lebanon. down call, expensive now, in lebanon. well, did you live in? yes, we are not lebanese. the by no, i n, but lebanese with fresh money. so essentially, you can also, when you type of lebanese new type of lebanese before it was like for $10.00, only the bottom. now for the really beneath its like a 2000, they cannot afford it anymore. it's nothing for me. 2000 lire. josephs, monthly salary as $3000.00 or $60000000.00 lebanese pounds. have you become rich? yes. i've gotten rid of a new race. when we're buying every day items we don't look at the price anymore. rolled me as a primary school teacher, she's paid and lebanese pound without joseph dollars. she wouldn't manage to get by now the couple have no reason to worry when they approach the check out there. bill today, 685000 pounds less typical. that's equivalent to $30.00 about equal to the minimum monthly wage and living on a minimum wage that is limited by a factor of 15 and 2 years. it's now lower than the minimum income in afghanistan. joseph and his wife have built a house

joseph. on the teams in america at work particularly well when they combined north and south.ar massachusetts and virginia. so marshall is virginia story is massachusetts. think about all the other, virginia, massachusetts teams rhetorically james otis from massachusetts and patrick henry from virginia, your first president and vice president going to be george washington and jon adams and they work together in 1776 buried by the wayon so did jefferson and adams again virginian and massachusetts person. adams is vice president is a virginian. thomas jefferson. one of jefferson's vice president is a massachusetts guy and he is also going to be one of madison's vice presidents. the north-south team of a massachusetts and virginia is important.ou the answer to your question about john marshall he is the last founder. he strengthens the judiciary. he is out washington man, a hamilton man, a continental us he and story together make a really impressive team just as washington and hamilton do and just as a madison and jefferson do. >> i think it's fair to say both of us and we are n

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needed, is there a feeling now that the administration of joseph biden is somehow not maturing, they are not maturing to the point that we, well not see, for example, in this here on 3 billion now aid packages where is abrams where in 16 what is actually happening, the smartphone is not part of the administration, by the way, he wrote several articles and would like to get it, it seems to me, but he is not part of it, which is there unfortunately, yes, it is theirs politics, we use him to get into their internal politics on the last ones who interfered with the holder of a ukrainian passport. it was derkach in american politics and it ended very much like that. that's why i don't know. unfortunately, why happiness, but see the next story. the states are all the same. remains the largest donor of money and weapons during the russian-ukrainian war on the side of ukraine, this is the first moment, the second, the germans have stopped giving anything there since may. still need to be activated our actions in the united states in washington are because, in fact, russian agents are super active there . they are trying to sell their