it was also dirty with questionable mafia alcohol. almost customers were willing to put up with this to be able to dance and socialize, some places did worse. one of the managers of the stonewall was a career criminal, ed murphy, a gay man, who was arrested in the mid-1960's for running operation blackmailing homosexuals, murphy found the a prostitution ring. he used an office above the stonewall in the late 1960's to run a prostitution ring. these stonewall's leaders also collected information customers, especially those with more lucrative careers. when the new york police department received a query from interpol, and they investigated and determined that it was stolen by a wall street employee who was blackmailed because of his homosexuality. further investigation showed stonewall as the likely origin of the blackmailing operation. at a time of extensive investigation into police corruption in new york city, seymour pine, an honest police officer who had a reputation to be honest, was transferred against his objections to be the h

it was also dirty and sold questionable mafia alcohol. but while most customers were willing to put up with these features to have a place to dance and socialize, some customers feared worse. one of the managers of the stonewall was a career criminal named ed murphy, a gay man who was arrested in the mid-'60s for running an extensive national operation blackmailing homosexuals murphy found via a prostitution ring. he used an office above the stonewall in the late 1960s to run a prostitution ring. the stonewall's waiters were also used to collect information on their customers, especially those with more lucrative careers. when the new york police department received a query from interpol about bonds surfacing on european streets, they investigated and determined they were stolen by wall street employee who had been blackmailed because of his homosexuality. further investigation pointed to the area around the stonewall as the likely origin of the blackmailing operation. at a time of extensive investigation into police corruption in new yor

agents were paid off by the mafia. lawyers charged homosexual clients caught between the mafia police and a silly >> -- -- part of which were used to bribe judges. such repression resulted in resistance. the first organization that began organized, ongoing political resistance to the oppression of gay people was the society founded in 1951. however, because of the intense right word shift the nation experienced in the 19 fifties, the early radicals spirit of that organization was lost. he approached then changed to relying on psychiatrists to say homosexuals were not criminals, but mentally ill persons who needed therapy. the math is sheen or homophobic movement also help to educate the public to be more tolerant. these approaches constituted a strategy that became known as education and research approach. of the homophobic movement. fierce frank kameny was one of the citizens caught in the dragnet. the harvard educated astronomer, frank kameny had been hired by the service, but was fired when the government discovered

when people are turning on their tvs watching watergate seeing the politicians they trusted some like mafia dons when we lost our first war in vietnam when we got our first inklings of what they called the energy shortage, which was shocking because people didn't even know energy was something there could be a shortage of. that something very what i found secretary was starting to happen and that people were beginning to think about america and how we could solve the problems.how we could

-- reagan had the california mafia or carter halls the georgia mafia. it's not mafia in the mob sense but people who have been with them before. anybody you meet as presidents someone you have to have some level of distrust of because they want to talk to you and kiss up to you because your president and what they thought of you before you were president and the people who knew you when have a closest view that has value and that's why i talked about bob hartman. he was close to ford before ford was not only president and vice president so the hospitale that comes in that -- the honesty that comes in that relationship is extremely important. >> okay. i'm going to remind the audience we have a little more time and so if you would like to submit a question you can do so in the comment section of facebook, on the youtube chat function or on twitter. another question here, coming from peter and that is proper structure and process usually provides the outcomes desired. when a president does not care but either, whatter the alternatives for better outcomes.

and not making it easy to prone people under the bus it was almost mafia like. if it's people in a position to become a critic and therefore an enemy and then to everybody on the right they are more concerned about getting and up living a lie and in that business industry as long as i have and privately they have angst about this and how difficult to make this for them. and you can say he should not do this. >>. >>. >> and to speak out strongly on that so he loses the prophetic voice. >> i'm not a psychologist they don't want to get too deep that the election was similar to how and if you notice and russell moore did say something about that. and with that convention. he has already said to the republican movement. what is falwell junior do? he jumps up the russell moore almost lost her job over there. and now the new good news and this was the broadest one that i would say even i struggled with and to have a lot of empathy and that essentially means you have two options , the only two options you have got one is bad. one is worse if you're going to be rational

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es porque algo muy grave está pasando >> asegura que es un sistema fallido >> estácontrolado por la mafiael otro lado del muro celebraron el fallo de la corte suprema a favor del programa atada acá, para que logren los sueños que ellos no alcanzaron a hacer >> es bonito pero a la misma vez me arrepiento me di cuenta de las o por unidades que tenía >> la mayor ilusión para estos residentes es que sus familiares puedan transitar y reunirse todos del lado de la frontera sin el temor >> aunque los casos en tijuana han disminuido no es momento de bajar la guardia cynthia gómez nos explica por qué >> seguimos con el semáforo en rojo es el último día que tienen para analizar los indicadores >> la movilidad crece día a día pero el semáforo no cambia de color >> nuestra curva en tijuana está bajando pero mientras los demás estén activos no vamos a poder cambiar >> en las calles de tijuana la nueva normalidad se traduce en un fin de la pandemia que aún no llega >> vemos a la gente que está como todo normal y todavía no >> autoridades sanitarias entregaron 3000 cubrebocas en diferentes puntos de la

it was run by the mafia, but gay people could come together and socialize and dance together. the stonewall in actually preyed on the gay wall street workers who socialized there. there was sort of a blackmailing ring there, so not the nicest place, but a place they could call their own. there was a police crackdown, and when police started raiding the bar, tossing people out of it, they were rough with a lesbian. they threw her out onto the streets and the crowd went wild. it was a pent-up kneeling by the people there at the stonewall. please had been harassing gay people for a long time, arresting them for showing feats exin public. we have all kinds of movements, counter-culture, sexual revolution is happening, and people are just not going to take it anymoor. they're just fed up. so this starts six nights of on and off rioting, brick throwing, interactions with police. out of this moment springs forth what we call the modern lgbtq rights movement. here was the headline in the mainstream media. you see how dismissive they are. really insulting, really derogatory terminology

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the stonewall inn was mafia owned and managed as were many gay bars in new york city and some other americanities. and there was a system of payoffs whereby the bar owners, managers paid off the police in order to limit and never completely restrict police raids on the bars. but the police would raid the bars. even if there were payoff systems in place. there are a lot of different accounts of why the police raided the bar that night. the payoff system might have broken down. there was a mayoral election going on and that was often a time when police would raid bars as part of a crackdown on vice, though the city administration would appear to be promoting law and order. there were allegations of violations of liquor licensing laws, disorderly conduct, blackmailing and other allegations about the stonewall inn in particular. so that is probably why the stonewall itself was targeted. why june, 1969? that is a question historians have been debating for a long time. in goble terms 1968 was a major year that witnesses rebellions and revolutions around the world as well as police reaction, state

it wasn't particularly a nice bar, the drinks were watered down was run by the mafia, but it was a place that gay people could come and downs together and socialize. remember it was illegal for gay people to show paint affection in public, and at the stonewall they condense together. they could pray on the gay wall street workers who socialize there. it was you know not the nicest place, but at least was a place that gay people could call their own. so there is a police crackdown on such establishments going on, and the police came in and started writing the bar, tossing people out of it. they were a little bit rough with the lesbian, and they threw her out onto the streets, and the crowd went wild. this was kind of a pent-up feeling by the people there at the stonewall police had been harassing people gay people for a long time. the resting them for showing affection in public. at this point in time 1969 we had the youth movement, counterculture sexual revolution is happening, and people aren't just gonna take it anymore they are done with not being who they are, they are done with not

in power for 10 years so the question is can he actually now johnson down that amount for much of mafia which perfectly percipient governor we can collapse in the opinion polls for the government i mean off the mark for the dominic cummings shambles how the hoa's keir starmer performing himself as a living up to the early expectations of the leadership find out later in the program but most of those without and glasgow via twitter should be e-mails of your messages thank you alex and some interesting responses to i sure last week on whatever happened to breaks it fixing m.p. daniel kaczynski caselli and they missed the ality jump start it says england and wales voted for breaks it scotland northern ireland didn't so the claim that the british people voted for it is bogus scott had and says truth be told britain's exit from the e.u. has left a vacuum no one has the power to pay or the loss of identity for each trading party within the block has revealed itself and it is of concern to the e.u. that each country will no please or chill for themselves rather than use each of you as a launch

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it wasn't a particularly nice bar, the drinks were watered down and run by the mafia and gay people could come, dance together and socialize. back then it was illegal for gay people to socialize together and show affection. the stonewall preyed on the gay wall street workers who socialized there and there was a blackmailing ring. not the nicest place, but at least it was a place that gay people could call their own. there was a crackdown on such illegal establishments and when police came in and started raiding the bar and tossing people out of it they were a little bit rough with a lesbian and they threw her out on to the streets and the crowd went wild. this was kind of a pent-up feeling by the people there, and they were arrested for showing affection in public and at this point in time in 1969 we have the youth movement and counter culture, sexual revolution is happening and people just aren't going to take it anymore, and they're done with not being accepted for being gay and they're just fed up. this starts six nights of on and off uprising, rioting, glass throwing, brick throwing,

elite no longer have legitimacy they have destroyed our capitalist democracy and replaced it with a mafia state what the roman philosopher cicero called the commonwealth a raise public a public thing or the property of a people has been transformed into an instrument of naked pillage and repression on behalf of a global corporate oligarchy we are serfs ruled by obscene the rich the potent masters who loot the u.s. treasury pay little or no taxes and have perverted the judiciary the media and the legislative branches of government to strip us of civil liberties and give them the freedom to commit financial fraud and that. the loss of control over our system of rulership the misuse of all democratic institutions the electoral process and laws to funnel money upwards into a handful of oligarchy while stripping us of power ominously means that the ruling elites can no longer claim the right to have a monopoly on violence violence employed by police and security agencies such as the f.b.i. which have devolved into occupying forces to protect the exclusive interests of a tiny ruling criminal cl

in power for 10 years so the question is can he actually know johnsen down that amount from much of mafia which perfectly percipient governor we can collapse in the opinion polls for the government and the aftermath of the dominic cummings shambles how the hoa's keir starmer performing himself as a living up to the early expectations of the leadership find out later in the program but motive does mean that in glasgow you're pretty sure emails of your messages thank you alex and some interesting responses to i sure last week on whatever happened to breaks it fixing m p dangle contin 5090 percent only and then if alex to jump start it says anything to bill's hooted for banks it scotland northern ireland.

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it was run by the mafia. it was a place gay people could come and dance and socialize. remember back then it was illegal for gay people to socialize, be seen showing affection in public. at the stonewall they could dance with each other. the inn they were there, it was sort of a -- not the nicest place but at least it was a place gay people could call their own. there is a police crackdown going on and when police came in and started raiding the bar and tossing people out, they were a little rough with a lesbian and threw her out on to the street and the crowd went wild. this is kind of a pent up feeling by the people there at the stonewall. police had been harassing gay people for a long time and arresting them for showing affection in public. at this point we have the youth movement, counter culture, sexual revolution is happening. people just aren't going to take it anymore. they are done with not being who they are, done with not being accepted for being gay. they are just fed up. this starts six nights of on and off uprising, rioting, glass throwing, bricks throwin

the drinks were watered down and run by the mafia, but it was a place gay people could come and dance together and socialize. remember back then it's illegal for gay people to socialize together, seen showing affection in public. the stonewall inn preyed on the gay wall street workers who socialized there. there was sort of a blackmailing ring going on. not the nicest place but at least it was a place gay people could call their own. there's a police crackdown on such illegal establishments going on. when police came in and started raiding the bar and tossing people out of it, they were a little bit rough with a lesbian and threw her out onto the streets, and the crowd went wild. this was kind of a pent up feeling by the people there at the stonewall. police had been harassing gay people for a long time, arresting them for showing affection in public. at this point in time in 1969, we've got the youth movement, counterculture, sexual revolution is happening, and people aren't going to take it. they're done with not being who they are, not being accepted as gay and they're fed up. so t

the mafia it's. only it was will be this is my 4th production and i remember when i was 25 and directed the passion play for the 1st time the actor playing jesus had to take a lot from me because i was a young rebel so jesus had to be rebellious too it was very important to me that jesus was rebellious. but one grows older and suddenly in 2010 i thought it's not important to me at all whether he's loud. and suddenly i discovered places in the gospels that said i will not cry out and one will not hear my voice in the streets he wasn't somebody who got ahead through a noise and rebelliousness but resolutely and it's really interesting that you discover jesus a new every 10 years makes. it gets that's what's on for the 2020 production the context only became much more important to me is that you all are refugees and people on the margins of society are treated. i discovered the social jesus much more strongly and i thought it's crazy that there were similar social issues 2000 years ago that we have i wa

we have the mafia thought. that it was. a blow to press freedom in the philippines 2 journalists are convicted for the 1st time in a libel case. i'm can put out this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up turkey carries out multiple airstrikes in northern iraq against kurdish fighters it calls terrorists. a video emerges showing a black man in the u.s. being shot by police.

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here the dead whether cheech or athletes managers and mafia are shown at their desks dancing making music or going for walks. it's a way of summing up their lives and yvonne babin creates a memorial to them before they turn. take. this is go off each izing grave here with a special needle stick by bits of it you can ask that you can transfer through the software it took me a week to complete this headstone you know what each client is different when you know one says i want to square one i don't need any figures others tell me i don't like square one so i need something like this if it's a new another for the poor the cardinal from if it was present for you everyone has their own taste their own vision that you're that this has been a tradition for generations i guess somebody thought it up it makes sense of the news. events profession is in demand in russia with its aging industrial society today one out of 3 russians is over 50 and although the number of people who died in 2019 it was lower than the previous year the government has been raising the alarm that if people are being born in

mafia in terms of how the pandemic has impacted on people's attitude i know that your family have had your own personal experience as have so many others to tell us a bit about that and and how that impacted perhaps in a new attitude to the journal affairs well i am quite certain that hacker rode a virus and i didn't have a test because just some weren't available and my son who actually went to italy in february only a university trip came back with what was in retrospect glaringly obvious the coronavirus even though he wasn't 'd taught this in the seattle area at that time indeed i went to see him i was so white about itself almost certainly he gave it to me personally because of that now the reality is that most people compliance with lockdown is going to last for a lot longer we have a lot more to 'd distance to go before we return to something that looks like 2019 again in my opinion origen we're very glad to have you back fed from commenting on on this program when i asked you during the leadership race you said a lot of what suck your stomach does more the panda hobart as johns

environmentalists are sounding the alarm they say drugs mafia illegal loggers and land borders are taking advantage of colombia's coronavirus lock down to burn the forest and develop the land then hindered. a new study shows the rate of deforestation in the 1st 4 months of the year could be higher than that of the whole of 2019. the context of this is land grabbing there is clearly a relationship between the deforested areas and big capitals interested in taking over these lands mostly forest reserves of digitas lands national parks the pandemic is helping but also the worsening security in these areas and the inability of forces is to blame. and the situation is even worse across the border in brazil where huge fires the storied large swaths of the jungle last year since coming to office president. promise to open the amazon to business enabling the raising of public land and empowering loggers and land hoarders. in april environmental minister. shocked many by saying that the pandemic was an opportunity to further reduce the forestation restrictions while attention was focused elsewhere

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