no school in france or holland, belgium or italy, germany or burma. china, or the philippines.o food or water or medicine or clothing. no place to get warm. no place to sleep. for these are refugees, everywhere, a byproduct of war, and a problem for allied armies. as uncontrolled civilians, they inevitably interfere with our military operations. therefore it is imperative necessity that they be controlled, and it is the job of the military police to see that this control is maintained. in some countries, in some cases, the refugees will have to be confined to the area of their homes. others may have to be evacuated to the rear. in any case, their control will be under the supervision of the theater commander. full use of local agencies is made when possible, in cooperation with the military police. as unidentified individuals, some of these refugees may be criminals, hostile sympathizers, or enemy agents. by spreading rumors, misleading information, or false orders, causean create panic and whole peoples to flee blindly into the streets and open roads, even before their homes h

so i'm not gonna get on board in cuba, in burma, or in china, or any other place when we are willing to forgo the very essence of democracy and human rights, and the final point as to that hotel, that hotel management is going to be manage of hotels that the cuban regime and the military own, some of which have been confiscated of u.s. citizens. it's incredible that we will allow that and send a message that confiscated properties can now be used by another american company and facilitate the castro regime doing such things. >> we've got about 30 seconds left before we let you go, senator. the presidential election and latinos in particular -- your support behind a particular candidate, but if you want to make some news here on "tiempo," we're willing to hear it. anyone you want to support? >> i haven't, but i will say this, joe. we as a community are gonna be decisive in this election. four years ago from today, we have grown 17% in the number of latino voters in this country. >> we have. >> one out of every three voters in this election is going to be a minority voter, racially or

whether you're talking about africa or the middle east, northern ireland or burma, the forces that lead to the most violence and injustice typically spring out of people saying i want to feel important by dividing the world into us and them. and "them" threatens me have to make sure my tribe strikes out first in fighting that mentality requires us to begin very young with our kids. one of the most encouraging things i've seen in northern ireland's children going to school together and having a sense that we are all in this together as opposed to its us against them. but it is going to take some time. it will depend on leaders like you to make it happen. no pressure, you're going to be fine. you're going to do it. all right, good question. that gentleman right there. yes, you. there's nobody behind you. go ahead and i will call him next. >> hi, peter from london. if your successor comes to you and she says -- [laughter] [applause] >> it could be bernie. and she says prioritize education, health care and defense. we got a limited budget. what is your priority and what would you like to se

whether you're talking about africa or the middle east or northern ireland or burma.lence and the most injustices typically spring out of people saying i want to feel important by dividing the world into us and them. and them threatens me. and so, i've got to make sure my tribe strikes out first. and fighting that mentality and that impulse requires us to begin very young with our kids. one of the most encouraging things i've seen in northern ireland is children starting to go to school together and having a sense of -- that we're all in this together, as opposed to it's us against them. but it's going to take some time. it will depend on leaders like you to make it happen. no pressure, you're going to be fine. you're going to do it. good question. so, a gentleman's turn. that gentleman right there. yes, you. oh, yeah, there's nobody behind you. right there. no, no, no. you. hold on a second, i was pointing down here. go ahead, i'll call on him next. >> peter from london. >> hi, peter. >> thank you. so, i always imagined in the future if your successor comes to you an

are practice islam in burma or the car, you may be driven from your home by a mob. -- driven from your home. you could lose your liberty and life. freedom of religion is under threat in month many corners of the globe. the u.s. has an aambassador at large keeping tabs on freedom. reverend is my guest. under fire is the inside story. >>> welcome to inside story. i'm ray suarez. freedom of religion, your protection with government trying to interfere with your practice or hinder your desire to believe nothing at all sets the u.s. and set the u.s. apart from much of the world. today in 2016 it doesn't seem like such a revolutionary idea, but in 1789 it was stunning. a given here, perhaps, but religious freedom is not an accepted idea in many places. there are laws against blasphemy, talk against god, used to punish dissent, apoctic yfshgs, renouncing religious belief, dropping out can get you killed. since 1998 the u.s. has an ambassador at large for rereligious freedom. there has been no shortage of suffering to monitor. an easter attack in pakistan where the city's small christian minor

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are practice islam in burma or the car, you may be driven from your home by a mob. -- driven from your home. you could lose your liberty and life. freedom of religion is under threat in month many corners of the globe. the u.s. has an aambassador at large keeping tabs on freedom. reverend is my guest. under fire is the inside story. >>> welcome to inside story. i'm ray suarez. freedom of religion, your protection with government trying to interfere with your practice or hinder your desire to believe nothing at all sets the u.s. and set the u.s. apart from much of the world. today in 2016 it doesn't seem like such a revolutionary idea, but in 1789 it was stunning. a given here, perhaps, but religious freedom is not an accepted idea in many places. there are laws against blasphemy, talk against god, used to punish dissent, apoctic yfshgs, renouncing religious belief, dropping out can get you killed. since 1998 the u.s. has an ambassador at large for rereligious freedom. there has been no shortage of suffering to monitor. an easter attack in pakistan where the city's small christian minor

we're talking about the recent elections in indonesia or we're talking about struggles in india or in burma. if you think about that, the struggle does not fall neatly into the category of a foreign policy issue. so then you ask yourself though of course the united states should care about how the struggle turns out. we don't want the anti-liberals to win. if we want generally to foster what i would call an open civilized world. so if we don't want the anti-liberals to win, how do we support the people who favor liberal ideals of governance? it's not as general renuart pointed out, the use of military right and left. it might be thinks like defrost the difficult environment in the americas. the problems with cuba were interfering with our ability to rally liberal causes in latin america actually and kind of paradoxically. but think about the positions that america would adopt in a lot of different controversies around the world in order to align itself or strengthen these causes in these domestic struggles. do we care, for example what happens when the anti-liberal elements challenge norms

we're talking about the recent elections in indonesia or we're talking about struggles in india or in burmathink about that, the struggle does not fall neatly into the category of a foreign policy issue. so then you ask yourself though of course the united states should care about how the struggle turns out. we don't want the anti-liberals to win. if we want generally to foster what i would call an open civilized world. so if we don't want the anti-liberals to win, how do we support the people who favor liberal ideals of governance? it's not as general renuart pointed out, the use of military right and left. it might be thinks like defrost the difficult environment in the americas. the problems with cuba were interfering with our ability to rally liberal causes in latin america actually and kind of paradoxically. but think about the positions that america would adopt in a lot of different controversies around the world in order to align itself or strengthen these causes in these domestic struggles. do we care, for example what happens when the anti-liberal elements challenge norms in europe

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