mcgregor, you are right.ugh this man has written five books and is considered an outstanding military theorist. he is also a combat officer. and when in 2002 in washington they planned an operation against iraq, this is exactly mr. macgregor who was brought in by the pentagon leadership to help develop a plan to capture baghdad, that is, when he talks about this kind of wars, and soldiers in the open with the use of large tank masses and, uh, with very great attention to artillery. he says that he not only studied, but also what he really developed and what he really led, but as for, uh, mr. be not know about what happened today most american news today. it starts with the name of the gentleman, the mask, however, not with his proposal regarding ukraine, but with his proposal that he is ready to buy twitter again, remember. this is the same twitter that was banned from being used by donald trump and that has been turned into an ideological weapon of the democratic party. but now we are really talking about wh

conor mcgregor is definitely two steps forward in that fight.ow, ivan, i can hardly see you, but i can hear it perfectly. which category of difficulty one so far. how far from the goal is the foam ball placed? in football 11m 11m, we certainly printed out the fourth period. step forward olga, we pass to you two, two. which football teams are participating in the mancunian derby? mancunians who are they? who could it be? how does a girl know such questions. here, first of all, you are not a girl, you are an athlete and a participant in the head game show, and they know the answers to all questions. i'll give you a hint, but i don't know how much it will be hint speech about the english championship. these are two teams from one english city. you can assume luck favors you today, therefore, well, what if you guess, well, it turns out that at least, but there is such a london club. unfortunately, this is the wrong answer. the antonian derby is a confrontation between manchester city and manchester united unity, what is the name of the main match of

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conor mcgregor is definitely two steps forward to the word in that fight, well, i'm sure you know ivanhardly see you, but i can hear it perfectly. what category of difficulty is one so far. how far from the goal is the foam ball placed? in football 11m 11m, we certainly printed out the fourth period. step forward olga, we pass to you two, two. which football teams are participating in the mancunian derby? mancunians who are they? who could it be? how do you know such questions, girl? uh, here first of all you are not a girl, you are an athlete and participant in the show is playing with his head, and they know the answers to all questions. i'll give you a hint, but i don't know how much of a hint it will be about the english championship. these are two teams from one english city. can you guess? good luck favors you today, therefore, well, what if you guess, well , it turns out that at least there is such a london club. unfortunately, this is the wrong answer. the antonian derby is a confrontation between manchester city and manchester united unity, what is the name of the main match o

mcgregor, two and a half minutes. >> minister, our first report in this committee referenced gun and hang violence, and i thought it was one we all worked well together on. i have always approached the issue of gun violence as acknowledging that a single piece of legislation will not address the problem. has to be taken with policy, working with partners, i think i'll collate would agree on that. on the question of domestic diversion, i know that is a big rationale behind c-21, we did hear testimony on the dangers of people owning large numbers of handguns, and setting themselves up as targets for criminal organizations. far easier to steal a gun that is already in canada rather than trying to smuggle it across the international border. we did make a recommendation to ask for additional research on the prevalence of domestic diversion. do you have further updates from your department on how widespread the problem is? any resolution you are considering for people who may be targets of criminal organizations? >> just that i think it is imperative we continue together the best available

nesta mcgregor reports.ld out untiljust before half—time. reds skipperjordan henderson with good work out wide, mo salah clinical as ever. minutes into the second half, liverpool doubled their lead. andy robertson finding darwin nunez in a crowded penalty box. shortly after, it was three. a great night for liverpool, leaving with all three points and into the hat for the next round. in the same group, rangers knew nothing less than a win in naples would keep their european adventure alive, albeit in the europa league. but two first—half goals ensured a comfortable 3—0 win for napoli and rangers are still searching for their first points of the campaign. in a group so tight all four teams could still make the knockout stages, tottenham's fate was at least in their own hands. a win and they would be in the last 16. sporting lisbon's starting xi included marcus edwards, a player spurs released as a teenager. the striker back in north london and finding the back of the net. eager to avoid theirfate going down to

. >> so i think you might have seen some things where this memo or something to douglas mcgregor, it says here is your task to get u.s. forces out of somalia, out of afghanistan. >> when you first interviewed and met colonel douglas mcgregor, is it fair to say you discussed this decision of withdrawing from somalia and afghanistan? correct? >> yeah, i'm sure that was part of it, yeah. >> and that was -- the position that he was taking over there was senior advisor to the sent of defense, is that correct? >> yes. >> so on that same day, just so i'm clear, he responded back to you that they, meaning dod leadership was not going to do -- take any of those steps without an order. >> without a directive, yeah. >> i explained in language that should be in the order while i was in the meeting with mcintie, and said if you want this to happen, or the president wants this to happen, he's got to write an order. >> so you never wrote this down in any capacity. >> i sketched on a piece of paper for him some key statements, you know, the president directs, you know, this is -- what's the right wo

conor mcgregor top 10 includes two russians in sixth, tampa goaltender two-time stanley cup winner andreyevsky rounds out washington forward alexander ovechkin rounding out the top 10 this season ovechkin is expected to come in second on the list of the best nhl shooters of all time to get around ovechkin hill in the city. you need to score 21 goals. red bull team pilot maxferstapping for the second year in a row became the world champion in formula 1 this time maxfverstapin secured the championship title ahead of schedule four stages before the end of the season world champions the pilot from the netherlands became on the track in the japanese suzuki formula 1 returned to japan after 3 years . max forsapin, won the japanese grand prix for him this is the twelfth victory in season 32 in his career due to rain, the race turned out to be incomplete, it ended after the expiration of the 2 hour limits, the pilots, as a result, they drove 29 laps because of the planned 53, but the organizers. decided to add full points and once again football manchester united striker cristiano ronaldo scored

and where the third and mcgregor played in general only two more matches with him for 16 more, and in future, he is a jubilee, too, goalkeepers that i will point out and see what, for example, donna ruma is a representative of paris saint-germain, one of the favorites of the championship line , made 13 series, that is, not everything is fine, not only in the defense of shakhtar, there is also a problem and after the match, anatoliy trubin commented why did they like that after the first half, you can say they got excited and believed in their success and what caused everything let's listen to our goalkeeper i really like that during the break everyone was talking, everyone was saying something shows such a team spirit that we believed that we will succeed and of course this goal is a masterpiece, he gave us strength and believed even more that we can do it. i did what i have to do, that is to save the team and uh, i will try to do it even better so that we win, i really want them to come and support us, we want to play in poland, but i really want to feel the home support, so i am cal

nesta mcgregor, bbc news. rail chief in charge of the record attempt as "swiss perfection", the 100—coach train wound through the mountains, with thousands turning up to watch it on its scenicjourney. rolling through the swiss alps, the world's longest ever passenger train. the 100 coach train is 1.2 miles long and over the weekend, it set a new world record. seven drivers were needed to complete the attempt, all working in lockstep with one another. families and train enthusiasts alike lined the route, which passed over viaducts and through mountain tunnels on a 15.5 mile journey, to mark 175 years of swiss railways. the guinness world records validated the result for the longest passenger train ever to complete a journey. the train even generated energy that's being used in people's homes. we had also to export in a way this energy to the public electricity network, so that, yes, i don't know, somebody maybe was able to cook something while watching this wonderful train. and for the lucky 150 passengers on b

well, by the way, mcgregor analyzes from the other side. yes well, they pulled it in well.s good that they didn’t let them end the war with small forces, uh, and end the war with small actions once. uh, at the very start, he broke off the negotiations for the second time. well, well , they raised it all to the level. e above, supporting the total mobilization in ukraine, not by pumping up its weapons, but russia has overcome all these levels and any analyst will say that it can still have several levels in this word. and what are we then when everything it will be collapsing, we will use nuclear weapons about the same asks magicians. it's just a mirror of the issue from the other side further. you know, uh, it's not only mcgregor, but other statements that we're talking about here, of course, it would seem that we should all be inspired by the idea that, as it were , dmitri himself at the very beginning speaks about what is starting to happen there . some rethinking. as far as i understand you, i would not say big words, in any case, ask something there. you know, i'm built

britain, this was recognized by the former adviser to the head of the pentagon, colonel douglas mcgregord that it is absurd to blame moscow or berlin for this, which invested billions of dollars in the project. we are talking about the royal navy of great britain and the us navy. it seems to me quite obvious that we know what was used for this. 1,000 tons of tnt, because the pipelines are very strong. these combat swimmers in the uk operations of the division of lenia, oge are classified, but there were reports that they repeatedly undermined ships offshore platforms, they were also credited with organizing the accident. on the pipelines, it is important that only russia initiated the case of an act of international terrorism. although the explosions took place in the zone for which nato is responsible, in beijing there is a confident confrontation between moscow and the collective west. after the sabotage, it will escalate even more. the globe was the times. emphasizes europe in complete dependence on washington is literally handcuffed to us interests by energy handcuffs nato has issued

. >> i think we might have seen some things where this memo from john mcafee to douglas mcgregor. it says, here is your task to get u.s. forces out of somalia. to get u.s. forces out of afghanistan. >> when you first interviewed colonel douglas mcgregor, is it fair that you discuss this decision of withdrawal from some allea and afghanistan? >> i am sure that was a part of it. >> the position he was taking over there with senior advisor to the secretary of defense. is that correct? >> yes. >> on that same day, meaning dod leadership was not going to take any of the steps without an order? >> without a directive. yeah. >> i explained in language that should be in the order while i was in the meeting and this was my answer to him. i said if you want this to happen or the president wants this to happen, he has to write an order. >> you never wrote it down? >> i sketched on a piece of paper for him, some key statements. the president directs. this is -- what's the right word? boilerplate language. >> what was in the drafted order? >> it was myself and one of my assistants. >> he types

and i also want to thank -- in attendance as well, virginia zone gregor, -- virginias own mcgregor. we've been on a bus tour hitting stages from florida to pennsylvania. folks, 11 days, 11 days from the election and there is no much on the line. this election, we have a choice. democrats, we want to deliver home. we want to continue to build on all of the progress that we've made and keep moving us forward in the nation. republicans, they want to take us back. democrats, we want to solve the problems that keep people up at night. we have a track record of getting real results for the american people. we deliver on our promises. republicans, they have an extreme agenda. they want to ban abortion nationwide, they want to destroy programs like social security and medicare. they want to make it harder for americans to vote. they are even willing to jeopardize our democracy to do so. just look at them it awes -- dr. oz, i know you don't want to. but this man thinks that extreme , vocal political leaders like doug maas triano should be in charge of -- doug mastery anno -- doug mastery ono

nesta mcgregor reports.neck and neck, although, so far this season, manchester city appear head and shoulders above liverpool with eight spaces between them at kick—off. the closest either team came to scoring in the first half was erling holland, the norwegian, though, not his usual clinical south. early in the second half, the same could be said for salah, the fingertips of the keeper denying the egyptian striker. that set the tone for a frantic series of events. minutes after, they'll fold and thought he'd broken the deadlock. however, the ar ruled his team—mate had committed a foul earlier in the attack. moments later, salah found himself with only the keeper to beat, same corner, different outcome. a big moment in a big match. liverpool would finish the game manager list. juergen klopp sent off or arguing with the assistant director be. but the home side hung on, three vital points and a much—needed boost. 0ne one of the pivotal moments was still floating's disallowed below, chalked up floating's disall

. >> tucker: so that's carrie mcgregor. she's a psychologist. she works at harvard.onder how many children does she have, has she raised kids, has she watched them carefully? does she know anything about kids. she's telling you if your kid says maybe i'm the other sex that means your kid is the other sex. that's insane because almost a hundred percent of kids at one point or another say things like i think i'm a boy or girl, and you smile indulgently. get back to me in 15 years. but no says carrie mcgregor. in the womb you can know. so think about what they're telling you. they're telling you the developing child in the womb is just a part of the mother. therefore, you can abort that child at any time. it's like an appendectomy. but at the same time, that same cluster of cells, that fetus, can also be woke and a scribe to left liberal gender ideology and you need to honor that. so no sane person could believe any of this voluntarily, doesn't even make sense on its face. again it's a religion and if you resist it they resort immediately to force. no questions allowed.

and they would've extended their lead were it not for the evergreen allan mcgregor — now 40, but almosted his customary composure. liverpool were in control but with time running out, rangers finally stirred. matondo's effort brilliantly cleared off the line by tsimikas as the visitors so nearly found a late goal but it was ultimately liverpool's night after a comfortable 2—0 victory. tottenham, meanwhile, were in germany to face eintracht frankfurt, and their first half proved a frustrating one. plenty of chances but they could not take them and come the second half, frankfurt nearly made them pay. tottenham keeper hugo lois to the rescue. the result, a 0—0 draw, but for spurs a potentially valuable point. andy swiss, bbc news. the other games in both liverpool and spurs' groups were particularly dramatic. ajax scored after nine minutes, but lost 6—1 to napoti, who are ahead of liverpool. white sporting were 1—0 up afterjust 51 seconds, but were also on the end of a heavy defeat, 4—1 at marseitte. they stay above spurs. elsewhere, club bruges have won three out of three after beating a

britain, this was recognized by the former adviser to the head of the pentagon, colonel douglas mcgregornoted it is absurd to blame moscow or berlin for this invested billions of dollars in the project. we are talking about the royal navy of great britain and the us navy. it seems to me quite obvious that we know what was used for this. so it was tnt, because the pipelines are very strong. operations, but it was reported that they repeatedly undermined ships offshore platforms, they were also credited with organizing accidents. it is important that only russia initiated the case of an act of international terrorism on pipelines. although the explosions occurred in the zone for which nato is responsible, beijing is confident confrontation between moscow and the collective west. after sabotage escalates even more global times emphasizes europe in complete dependence on washington is literally handcuffed to us interests by energy handcuffs nato has issued a statement about the leaks. in nord stream, calling it the result of deliberate, reckless and irresponsible acts of sabotage, experts sa

int no, this is karen mcgregor in the . you can know.t they >>'r so think about what they're telling. ld i >> they're telling yous the developing child in the is just a part of the mother. t. therefore, you can abort thatan child at any time. >> it's like a sn appendectomy. cl the same time that fetus same cluster of cells, that b fetus can also be woke and ascribed to left liberal gender ideology. no >> and you need to honor that. so no sane, sane person couldy,e believe any of this evn make ry, doesn't evesn sense on its face.el >> again, it's a religion. and if you r resist, they resort immediately to force no. questions allowe d. >> again, this is sciencening a and the essence of science is relentless. bo you know isquestioning abouth think you know is true. that is the scientific method that science itself. but it's nllowedo longer allowea the american medicall alon association, which is utterly becloud itself, along with the american academy of pediatrics , the children's hospital association just sent a letter to the

>> we might have seen some things where this memo or something from johnny to douglas mcgregor says here is your task. get u.s. forces out of similar. get them out of afghanistan. >> when you first interviewed and met colonel douglas mcgregor , is it fair to say you discussed this decision of withdrawing from somalia and afghanistan? >> yes. i am sure that was part of it. the position he was taking over there -- on that same day, just so i am clear, he responded back to this day meaning dod leadership was not going to take any of those steps without an order. >> without a directive. >> isolated in language that should be in the order while i was in the meeting with megan t. this was my answer to him. if you want this to happen, if the president wants this to happen, he has to write an order. i sketched on a piece of paper for him some key statements. the president directs. this is boilerplate language. >> the president's office drafted the order. i thought that was a tremendous disservice to the nation. that was a very contested issue. there were people that did not want to do that. that

you've had the law me review that looked at injustices within the criminal justice system, barrenness mcgregor smith, another review making recommendations. and we've also got to the race action plan that's been put together by the college of policing and the national please chiefs, counsel in by view, what needs to change is that there needs to be a royal commission. that's the strategy because none of these are the reviews have a strategy foot thing. so we need a rural commission, a that's independent and the findings actually go straight to the government. so the government can implement change, but it's by minister less. trust is commander fierce criticism from the opposition in a 1st debate in parliament from some major tax policy you turn me concerning. the p . m defended her governments recently budget, which shook financial markets before a tax cut for the rich was reversed, was given the money during her leadership. comtesse, the prime minister. 3rd, my quotes are exactly, i'm very clear. i'm not planning public spending reductions. is she going to stick to that? oh, absolutely. wow.

also douglas mcgregor, a former high ranking american servicemen spoke about the pipeline incident in a recent us meet their end of year. there really aren't very many people out there that could do it. it was definitely not the russians, so that lead to that leaves united kingdom, potentially the french, of perhaps the united states. frankly, the united states government has admitted to it very united states government is making the utterly ridiculous argument that the russians dental themselves, which makes those benefits the most by being able to sever the final physical link between russia and germany. which could add in theory, to the chance of a separate piece of granite between rushing ukrainian or russian, the west. in the event that germany were to be able to walk to strategic autonomy over here of course, the prospects for all weekend. but the scenario is to remain on the card. secondly, the u. s. is now the use top our suppliers. so americans going to be banking off of this terrorist attack. and 3rd, by having poland become very crucial to the e. u. so called are just secur

neil mcgregor was a great ambassador for that idea, but it is largely discredited now. and i wanted to come back on ellis point, and just to add to it, i agreed with everything she said, but what makes the parthenon sculptures so unique? is that the building from which they were hacked by the earl of elkin. that building still exists. it is there, and that makes them very, very particular. they only comparative item in the british museum collection to that would be they beard of the sphinx got the strength to stella in the desert of egypt. but i do want to emphasize the fact that these are a very, very special assemblage of items that as ellie says, they were part and parcel of a building. they were part of the structure of the building. and it's not a coincidence. but in greece, these sculptures are regard, are referred to as blocks because they are relief carvings on the blocks that form the part of the structure. el, again, got local stonemasons to saw them off so he could get ship them back to britain. and so they're called slabs in britain, and that's because they'

you've had the law me review that looked at injustices within the criminal justice system, barrenness mcgregor smith, another review making recommendations. and we've also got to the race action plan that's been put together by the college of policing and the national police chiefs counsel in by view, what needs to change is that there needs to be a royal commission. that's the strategy because none of these other reviews have a strategy foot thing. so we need a world commission, a that's independent and the findings actually go straight to the government. so the government can implement change. india has halted production at a pharmaceutical factory out cough medicine produced. there was linked the deaths of children in the gambia. the health minister for the state of haryana says the facility violated several protocols. the world health organization has warned cough syrup made an india could be linked the death of nearly 70 children in the west african state lab sample show the medicine was contaminated well, india is well the largest exposure of generic drugs, but its regulatory structure i

mcgregor was actively fond of football, played for the local team with discontent he started doing mature pele diego maradona, an argentine footballer, according to some researchers, has italian roots and is a descendant of the famous traveler. marco polo next question the time of our game has come to an end, but we will still play serena williams of course, this is the correct answer, the americans are not a whistle, like a professional career for a siren and her older sister was prepared by her father, who has been working with girls since childhood . uh, lebron, somehow you missed at the start. i understand that with basketball as not very not very. well, well, but later. it seems to me that today's troika was quite good olga olya tell me please, what do you think, who are you in character? calmly, a good man suggests, guys. you know, it sounds like what the guys are saying, judging by the first two periods. why i wanted to ask one of the disciplines you have in the modern category. it's show jumping. it seems to me that it's somehow difficult for a choleric person to quickly establish

they would have extended their lead were it not for the evergreen allan mcgregor, now 40, but almostn control but with time running out, rangers finally stirred. matondo's effort brilliantly cleared off the line by tsimikas as the visitors so nearly found a late goal but it was ultimately liverpool's night after a comfortable 2—0 victory. tottenham, meanwhile, were in germany to face eintracht frankfurt, and their first half proved a frustrating one. plenty of chances but they could not take them and come the second half, frankfurt nearly made them pay. tottenham keeper hugo lois to the rescue. the result, a 0—0 draw, but for spurs a potentially valuable point. andy swiss, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. some areas had some time to end the day mainly across northern scotland. for the rest, lots of cloud today. you may have seen some rain. some of the rain edged further south into england and wales. further south, the rain is surging northwards again, already went through much of northern ireland. it is pushing on across scotland. the weather fronts taking the rain north but

the very heart of the ukrainian capital but was unable to stop his life zhanna bezpidchuk kevin mcgregorodymyr zelenskyi called the massive rocket attacks by the russians an act of state terrorism, according to him, the russian troops have two targets are energy facilities throughout the country and people, and the time of day was morning and the targets were chosen in order to cause as much damage as possible. zelensky called on people to stay in shelters and observe safety rules, because the danger of strikes remains high. they have two target energy facilities throughout our state kyiv oblast khmelnytskyi lviv and dnipro vinnytsia frankiv oblast zaporizhzhia sumy oblast kharkiv oblast zhytomyr oblast kirovohrad oblast south of the state they they seek panic and chaos, they want to destroy our power system, they are hopeless, the second target is people who specially chose such a time and such prices to cause as much damage as possible, but we ukrainians help each other, we believe in ourselves, we restore everything destroyed, now there may be temporary interruptions with electricity,

kevin mcgregor, bbc donbass, ukrainian military took control of liman at the beginning of october halfkraine should be ready for war in cyberspace, the representatives of the microsoft corporation there warn that if you lose your vigilance now, there may be great losses from alleged russian cyber attacks, a bbc journalist talked about this with the head of microsoft when russia invaded ukraine expected that the military campaign would be accompanied by devastating cyberattacks to further destabilize the country, but these fears did not come true, and not because there were no such attempts of this opinion, the president has crosssoft, he told the bbc about his company's observations that in this war, at least so far, defense technologies have won the battle of the offensive microsoft company directly participated in the protection of some ukrainian systems frankly, this is what helped ukraine and it is not only microsoft and other technological company, the russians could hit the data processing center of the ukrainian government with a cruise missile, but we have already duplicated, c

nesta mcgregor, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. it was very warm for some today. you don't have to look far the moment to see the signs of climate change. these are the temperatures we should be having in late october. look what we are going to expect tomorrow. everywhere seeing above—average temperatures, and in the south—east we could see temperatures 22 degrees as a high, 72 fahrenheit, that's more akin to a day injune rather than late october. the wind direction is the key factor, coming all the way up from africa, and it's notjust all the way up from africa, and it's not just the all the way up from africa, and it's notjust the uk that's experiencing this warmth. temperatures in central europe a good 10 degrees above average as well. here high—pressure keeping it dry. for others it is a different story. yes, it is going to be mild but at times we still have some wet and windy weather to come. and in fact the first signs of that arriving into the south—west during the evening and overnight will see some rain, some of it heavy a

out of somalia, forces out of afghanistan. >> when you first interviewed and met colonel douglas mcgregoris it fair to say you discussed this decision of withdrawing from somalia and afghanistan, correct? >> yeah, i'm sure that was part of it, yeah. >> the position that he was taking over there was senior adviser to the secretary of defense, is that correct? >> yes. >> so on that same day, just so i'm clear, he responded back to you that they, meaning d. o. d. leadership was not going to do any of those steps without the order. >> without a directive, yeah. >> i explained in language that should be in the order when i was in a meeting with -- this was my answer to him. if you want this to happen or the president wants this to happen, he's got to write in order. >> so you never wrote this down? in any capacity. >> i sketched on a piece of paper for him some key statements. the president directs. this is what's the, rightward boiler plate language. >> who is in his office drafting the order? >> there was myself and one of my assistants. >> he duly types of, bring stunning to the president.

. >> when you first interviewed colonel douglas mcgregor, is it fair to say you discussed this decision of withdrawing from himalaya and afghanistan? >> i am sure that was part of it. >> the position that he was taking over there was a senior advisor to the secretary of defense. >> yes. >> on that same day, just so i there, he responded saying dod leadership is not going to take any of the steps without that. >> i explained in language -- this was my answer to him, he said the president wants this to happen. he has to write an order. i sketched on a piece of paper for him some key statements. the president direct. this is boilerplate language. >> it was myself and wanted my assistance. >> the president signed it and boom, it is over. >> was it by auto pen or the president himself signing it? >> it was the president. >> who obtained that signature? >> i did. >> it is odd. it is not standard, it is potentially dangerous. i personally thought it was militarily not feasible and i proceeded to tell mcgregor that if i ever saw anything like that , i would do something physical. i thought that

when people tell you who they are, believe them, daniel, it is very obvious, you know, and colonel mcgregor was on fox. i think the other day saying, what can't you said out loud? which is that it's obvious that either the u. s. u. k, poland, or some combination of the 3, which is probably the case is responsible for this and it is remarkable. as you point out, the germans are saying anything, salt and berg, nato said, well, clearly this looks like some kind of sabotage. you know, the elephant in the room is, is this. i mean, it reminds me of the m 817 on the plane that just happened to get blown up and was blamed on russia. the idea that there's anything in it for russia to blow up their own pipeline of multi $1000000000.00 to lose $500.00 a $1000000.00 worth of gas and thin air. it makes no sense. obviously it's, it's, it's feels like a desperation move, but not against russia. and this is the important point, i think a peter, which is this was that attack? no, no rush this property only. but mostly in the talk on germany. yep. germany has no chance. and there is, there have been some ind

when people tell you who they are, believe them, daniel, it is very obvious, you know, and colonel mcgregor was on fox. i think the other day saying what can't be said out loud, which is that it's obvious that either the u. s. u. k. poland or some combination of the 3, which is probably the case is responsible for this and it is remarkable. as you point out, the germans are saying anything, salt and berg, nato said, well, clearly this looks like some kind of sabotage. you know, the elephant in the room is, is this, i mean, it reminds me of the image, 17 of the plane that just happened to get blown up and was blamed on russia. the idea that there's anything in it for russia to blow up their own pipeline of multi $1000000000.00 to lose $500.00 a $1000000.00 worth of gas and thin air. it makes no sense. obviously it's, it's feels like a desperation move, but not against russia. and this is the important point. i think, a peter, which is this was that attack? no, no rush this property only. but mostly in the talk on germany. yep. germany has no chance and there is, there have been some indicati

pipeline 2 years ago, we would now be cutting off electricity for 12 hours a day or so at douglas mcgregor of former high ranking american service when he spoke about the pipeline damage in a recent us media interview there really hard, very many people out there that could do it. it was definitely not the russians. so that lead to that leaves united kingdom, potentially the french perhaps the united states. frankly, the united states government has started to a vacuum stage. government is making the utterly ridiculous argument that the russians dental themselves, which makes those benefits the most by being able to sever the final physical link between russian germany which could add in theory to the chance of a separate piece of granite between rushing ukrainian or russian the west, in the event that germany were to be able to fly to strategic autonomy over here, of course, the prospects for all weekend, but the scenario to remain on the card. secondly, the us is now the use top our suppliers. so america is going to be banking off of this terrorist attack. and 3rd, by having poland becom

also a douglas mcgregor a former high ranking americans. i was man. he spoke about the pipeline damage in a recent u. s. media interview saying he suspected it could have been carried out by langley virginia. there really aren't very many people out there that could do it. it was definitely not the russians, so that lead to that leaves united kingdom, potentially the french, perhaps the united states, frankly, the united states government has started to evac, united states government is making the utterly ridiculous argument that the russians dental themselves, which makes sense benefits the most by being able to sever the final physical link between russia and germany, which could add in theory, to the chance of a separate piece of granite between russia, ukraine, or russian. the west. in the event that germany were to be able to fly to strategic autonomy over here, of course, the prospects for all weekend, but the scenarios to remain on the card. secondly, the us is now the, the use top our suppliers. so america is going to be banking off of this te