with his ahmed peter to skirt as would anyone sporting this still gets up with matching copies of mensa time or wasn't as understated then as it is now in the sixteenth century slashed garments worn by mercenaries were all the rage would instead of at least ashen was by no means a women's thing or a female weakness. so it was as much a male as a female domain and men's fashion was very exciting the minimum order. the slashed look was adapted for this renaissance costume and then again four hundred years later for this get your dress designed by vivienne westwood or yen of british fashion. the rick steves metal chains and letter of the one nine hundred seventy s. punk scene hark back to a long trip. this showings you're it shows how fashion is also cultural history take again vivienne westwood designs which reference everything from broken rico elements with neck ruffs hoop skirts and crimmins so was art inspired by fashion or was it the other way round it up to the war defense i would say that the fashion world tends to be unbelievably hungry for new ideas and draws a lot of inspiration

when it's doesn't go well for his agenda you know then he would have sober and he could say this in mensa but ultimately you know wiki leaks and its new invention the return that is them and it can be used by anyone and anybody can benefit from this and not understanding this this new invention that people are just trying to attack it during the sounds so i think it's important to understand and important to differentiate during that sounds and you know innovator and from the invent axtell invention not to say you know i mean you know outside of the very important person who created this but also you know so much focus is giving to to do it in a science and then we found to really understand that invention that came forward now and that is now available to all of us. and some kind of confusion is that the symptom we're seeing when the democratic national committee is suing russia donald trump and wiki leaks in our existing journalism journalism basically done that is the base going to became a gatekeeper of the power and that their job is to sustain this facade of democracy so what we hav

the first was at never iran's intercontinental ballistic missile develop mensa.f there were sunset classes that could have a breakout for a nuclear weapon, and we prided siri with over $100 million, so they could safely sponsor a terrorism. the question is now how do our allies respond and how do we go forward with supplemental increments to strengthen those? it strengthens our hand in north korea because a we are our -- i hold north korea responsible for a guy. >> i don't think anyone would have thought of 13 months ago with the united states, israel, saudi arabia, and that is a massive opportunity for peace in the middle east that we have nog seen in a long time, probably going back before the u.n. partition plan in 1948. >> yes, and i think there are two reasons why we have seen that, syria and yemen. we have proxy wars going on in both of those failed states and in each case, the iranians are supporting elements in those countries, who are obviously very much against the saudis and the rest of the gulf states, as well as israel. t i think those tensions parti

heart came it and nine hundred ninety nine the hard journey government says i quote it deeply the mensa decision. and president trump says that a date and location have been set for meeting north korea's leader kim jong un but he's kept the world guessing as to where little trump will host south korea's president when jay and at the white house on may twenty second to discuss the talks with camp. and aid workers in kenya say they've reached only a quarter of nearly fifty thousand families in need of shelter off to wakes up to run chilled rain the red cross says it doesn't have enough money to cover its emergency operations. and the u.s. president spoke at the national rifle association is annual conference in dallas attacking his critics and defending his policies that will trump indorsed gun rights and once again made the case for arming teaches past records. it was a study in contradiction as donald trump or claimed on stage that the u.s. would be a safer place with more guns the secret service banned the audience from carrying firearms to ensure the president's safety your second of

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those friends here and elsewhere, it was the kansas a mensa patiently. these were abolitionists. people dedicated to the destruction of slavery. let me have you say the words -- i will read this, it's short. this is one of those abolitionists. he's talking in 1862. "the neat rows are not coming, they are here -- quintard: this is something about the determination of the abolitionists to make black folks a part of the body politic and it suggests that there is resistance to those black folks coming in at that time. there are a whole host of people that help. there is a remarkable group of women that i want to talk about for one minute. the ladies refugee aid society will help. black women, many of the head and then in kansas are more than two or 3, 4 years and they were fugitives former or slaves and get they banded together and use their resources for bake sales and everything else that they could do to raise money to help those thousands coming in behind them. eventually the ladies refugee society evolved into the kansas federation of colored women, which as i understand is stil

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