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and it should be seen as that and we do not welcome any for an ideal for focusing on mr. raleigh gandhi's because he is the leader of the party of india. the party that was at the helm of the name, among others, which did not go down well with several of the that the u. s. also jumped in and it was seen within that us nazi ideology, thrived among the countries leadership of the fort gruesome part of that campaign, the concentration camps of a the finish war time photograph archive has very few to bob why of their own accord or today is sunday a day off in the large labor camp and trade is briscoe and the customers are happy because they're a dated may the 31st 1942 . as if the finish concentration camps during the 4 year occupation was one year basically like, you know, i just had to last house to upon your nose or store. okay. you know, get a loan for a new meal at the glass school. you wish you all show up, it's going to go shows your should be too much stolen as well, and it is literally like it. and will you will go. which night? labor, family, and disease and executions. almost 14000

and we do not read committees the ideal for focusing on mr. raleigh, gandhi's because he is the i think that was at the helm of the indian independence movement, which did not go down velvet, several of people as well. so it was just, ah, i'm just to recap of our bring petersburg, killing high profile russian war journalist. the last 6 of whom are said to be in a serious condition, reached at loveland. petoskey was hunted, a statue at tuffy was wrecked in the glass russian security services without is where we leave the bullets inferno. but ah, so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have if treated only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that talk. that technology should work for people. at the point obviously is too great trust on various job with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with a robot must protect its own existence with simple central to many ancient belief systems and forgotten souls. why versa? our daily joys in chicago can truly make the world a better place to discuss that amount, you know, to call author of restoring the thank you for

but what do you, what do you make of those comments by mr. whole gandhi, may seek their over the top they seek, turn very extreme. china did have a border war with india in 1962, but then it withdrew back to the original line of ah, you know, line of conflict. so there have been conflicts the last time there was actual shooting war was in 1962, but i don't think china has an expansionist or imperialist designs in that area. remember, china's 14 borders 14 land borders, and most of the time it has negotiated those orders peacefully to the satisfaction of both parties, usually with china, giving up quite a bit of territory. how concerned should the world b, when you take into consideration that we are talking about not just 2, but 3 countries in that area, all of which have nuclear warheads? i think it's, it's very, very concerning. and the piece that concerns me the most is that the united states would like nothing better than for there to be some kind of a border war that bleeds out china. we already see that there's considerable disturbance in pakistan. emma, where the chinese are b

and we do not welcome any forwarding ideal for focusing on mr. raleigh gandhi's because he is the leader of the body of india. no body that was at the helm of the name, among others, which did not go down. bells except the love that the u. s. also.

his name is raul gandhi, and mr. gandy says, in his opinion, and he said this for the whole world here. and i think he saying 2 things. a that china is preparing to invade india. and in his mind it's about to happen any day. and, and to he seems to think that mowdy and perhaps other indian leaders are asleep and they're not paying as much attention to it as they should be paying. and i'm not quite sure what he means by that. but what do you, what do you make of those comments by mr. whole gundy? my seat there over the top, i think they're very extreme. china did have a border war with india in 1962, but then it withdrew back to the original line of ah, you know, line of conflict. so there have been conflicts the last time there was actual shooting war was in 1962, but i don't think china has an expansionist or imperialist designs in that area. remember, china's 14 borders 14 land borders, and most of the time it has negotiated those orders peacefully to the satisfaction of both parties, usually with china, giving up quite a bit of territory. how concerned should the world b, when you t

mr. sopko to president trump's decision to negotiate directly with the taliban and exclude president gandhi and the afghan government from negotiations undermine the bill to the afghan government to stable peace agreement. >> as we say this was one of many decisions. the average afghan soldier in the average afghan civilian. the follow-up as we say in the report we also say the decision by the bite administration added to the elimination of the morale of the average afghan soldier to continue fighting for. >> by following that path i gotcha. emboldened against the afghan forces. yes it did. it did. and if you talk to the afghan generals and people who were on the ground, which we did they will say that is exactly what happened. >> wendy concessions trump made the taliban wasn't release of 5000 taliban prisoners. then being held by the afghan government precluding perpetrators of terrorist attacks in return for the taliban freeing i believe a 1000 afghans prisoners. thousands of these taliban released fighters participate in some cases led the taliban onslaught against afghan cities. even th