but remarkably, this was not even the weirdest part of the visit of muammar gaddafi to the united states. the weirdest part was gaddafi's repeated attempts to find where to pitch his tent. gaddafi like to travel with a traditional bedouin tent, which he set up wherever he was. going we are not talking about small camping tent here. this is a big structure, where he could hang out with his entourage, and host dignitaries. of course, it also had to have room for his all female security detail, which traveled with him everywhere he went. but when he came to new york in 2009 for this un meeting, nobody was interested in letting him camp out on their property. first, he tried to get a permit to pitche his tent in central park. new york officials nixed that idea. then he tried a spot across the river in new jersey. but for some reason, no one there wanted a dictator and admitted terrorist camping next door. so it began to look like muammar gaddafi was out of luck for his tent. but ultimately, he found one new yorker who was happy to host him. one new yorker who looked at muammar gaddafi and sa

just eastern despotisms, such as, for example, despotism, muammar gaddafi at one time in libya, and son. here is it for today . a and uh, this is today uh, modern ukraine a and. e. here. pay attention to the evolution of american foreign policy from the senior bush administration to the current state. yes, the bush administration the elder was interested in weakening the soviet union, this is beyond doubt, because the soviet union was a rival. sorry , i got a bit carried away. i don't think she was interested because by the time i became president. you remember, it has already been, respectively, the eighty-ninth year, gorbachev is doing so much to weaken the soviet union that he did not need help, and gorbachev and yakovlev did so much. and, of course, they did with yeltsin on the other hand to destroy their own the empire that they did not need any help, and i have repeatedly heard. unfortunately, i had no contact with the president. i knew the brand very well, kraft said, and i knew him well for many years before he took this post. he was the chairman of the advisory board for my sm

has been in a ste of crisis for over a decade after nato helped rebels topple the government of muammar gaddafi11. since february, libya has had two prime ministers competing for power. saturday's fighting was between militias with ties to each of the men. the environmental protection agency has moved to reclassify two commonly used chemicals as "hazardous substances," after a growing body of scientific research linked them to cancer and other health problems. on friday, the epa said its move to reclassify "pfas" under the federal superfund law could accelerate cleanup efforts at hundreds of toxic sites across the u.s. pfas are often called “forever chemicals,” because they can take centuries to break down in the environment. they are used in everything from food packaging, cookware and cosmetics, fabrics, firefighting foam, and more. in humans, pfas have been tied to a host of dangerous health effects, including liver damage, decreased fertility, increased risk of asthma and thyroid disease, low infant birth weight, and cancer. federal reserve jerome powell has warned efforts to control inflat

hussein was inhumanly executed later 5 years staged a brutal reprisal against the libyan leader muammar gaddafiibyan arab republic was picked up by nato, the joint defender operation next on the joint death list, syria yemen cameroon haiti pakistan somalia and finally, ukraine with no matter how fox agility in washington did not disguise its involvement in the ukrainian conflict, they are already forced to admit that they hooked kiev on the dollar needle even before the maidan events 2014 to the active pumping of the ukrainian regime with biden weapons. started from the first days as president and the starting point of the current anti-russian opposition. i didn’t come from ukrainian territory in any way in february 2022, everything so that the ukrainians receive the necessary equipment to repel russian aggression. it started, and long before these events happened, $200 million was provided during christmas eve and we are constantly introducing new funds to provide funding that can allow ukrainians to get the necessary equipment. and now the moment of truth has finally come and ukraine has offi