the second was in his 20's and this was thomas payne. thomas payne was an english immigrant. he came to this country when he was in his 30's. he never held any important political office. he was briefly a secretary of a congressional committee, but he joins the ranks of the founding fathers because of his greatness as a journalist. i'm a journalist myself, but i would say that the first paine'sh of thomas first essay, called "the american crisis." is the greatest lead paragraph that has ever been written or ever will be written. that's the paragraph that begins "these are the times that try man's souls." and paine wrote that as a witness to the retreat of washington's army across new jersey. he wrote it on a drum had, at night, at a camp fire, and went to philadelphia to have it printed up. and the copies were read aloud to washington's troops before the battle of trenton, to encourage them to reenlist and to fight. -- this made pain' s may thomas payne's reputation as a patriot. after the war, thomas payne continued to write and one of his postwar books was called "the age o

this isles payne. >> knew that something within me had changed. this time, irreversibly. whites, his floor, would no longer be superior, blacks, most important, i myself, would no longer be inferior. this cardinal message path laid delivered to millions would micmac a max a treasure for black liberation and a serious threat to white america. until this june night, i had been imprisoned but malcolm x. shook my dungeons and as a poet said, my chains fell off. i had entered bushnell hall as a and iwith a capital "n," wandered out into the parking lot as a black man. amy: groundbreaking journalist les payne died after suffering a heart attack in his home in harlem, new york, on monday. he was 76 years old. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. it has been six months since hurricane maria battered the island of puerto rico. it was the most catastrophic storm to hit the island i

payne met with lincoln who seemed to the bishop, quote, easy and urbane in manner. and that he felt as though -- as lincoln explained, that he felt as though providence guided him and enabled him to accomplish what he had accomplished. a journalist reported that, quote, bishop payne had quite a long and profitable interview with president lincoln. payne assured lincoln he was, quote, in the prayers of the colored people and that the bishop personally prayed that god would stand behind the government at washington as he stood behind the throne of david. the president in turn told bishop payne, quote, of his reliance on divine providence and expressing a hearty wish for the welfare of the colored race. payne left the white house most favorably impressed and with a profound sense of lincoln's real greatness and of his fitness to rule a nation composed of almost all the races on the face of the earth. in august 1863, a dozen african-american baptist ministers were at the white house seeking to preach to colored troops. lincoln heard them out and made interesting remarks

the president in turn told bishop payne, quote, of his reliance on divvine providence and expressing a hardy wish for the welfare of the colored race. payne left the white house most favorably impressed and with a profound sense of lincoln's real greatness and of his fitness to rule a nation composed of almost all the races on the face of the earth. in august, 1863, a dozen african-american baptist ministers visited the white house, seeking permission to preach to units of the united states colored troops. lincoln heard them out, quote, then made some interesting remarks following which he gave the chairman a letter. to whom it may concern. today, i am called upon by a committee of colored ministers of the gospel who express a wish to go within our military lines and minister to their brethren there. the object is a worthy one, and i shall be glad for all facilities to be afforded them. in june 1864, some of washington's black catholics sought presidential assistance in raising money to establish a chapel and a school for african-americans. a delegation of three blacks, led by the bu

>> thank you, ranking member payne.with regards to the requirements for a state and local, territorial or tribal government to gain access to ipaws, there are basically four steps that any alerting authority would go through in order to become an alerting authority. first, they must have a valid software that interfaces with ipaws, and that software has to meet certain development of requirements that we've established with the software tools providers. has to go through testing and should demonstrated that it is capable of processing a common alert protocol. the second requirement we have for state and local officials is that the inner into a memorandum of agreement with fema to establish what's called a common operating group. that group is similar to a distribution list that allows the state and local government to share information inside of the system. the first step if you wish to become a public alerting authority is bad in into a memorandum of agreement that defines a geographic area that they are requesting is

payne's already presented six german actresses to the world including sandra of tony edwin fame. followed six actors including one of my favorites ronaldo. and tom schilling who starred in this like a movie coffee in the in its history. and face to face with german films as a new campaign was developed because we had the feeling that not enough faces were associated with german films abroad. and it's very important that we communicate with the public through personalities and built to last. in the latest edition of the campaign we meet some of the less well known faces those not usually in front of the camera now it's the director's turn my colleague has christophe on

payne. the floor is yours. >> thank you, chairman burr, vice chairman warner and members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss security clearances, challenges and reforms. the director of national intelligence designated as the security executive and in this role the dni is responsible for the development, implementation and oversight of effective, efficient, and uniform policies and procedures governing the conduct of investigations and adjudications and, if applicable, polygraph for eligibility for access to classified information. the national counterintelligence and security center has been designated as the lead support element to fulfill the dni's responsibilities. we are responsible for the oversight of policies governing the conduct of investigations and adjudications for approximately 4 million national security cleared personnel. the security clearance process includes determining if an individual is suitable to receive a security cle

payne. >> mr. chairman, vice chairman, members of the committee, thank you very much for this opportunity to speak with you on this topic. you have my written statement. i'm not going to go into that. and i'll try to keep my comments as brief as possible because i know you have a lot of questions. i'll say that i am many the individual who is going to be responsible for executing the mission in dod for background investigations and begin to build that mission. as a result of that charley and i have to work, mr. phalen and i have to work very closely with each other, and our teams have to work very closely with each other so that we do this in a manner that doesn't hinder nbib's ability to work down the backlog while at the same time increasing our capacity to pick up these investigations. that being said, and in view of the previous panel that was here and the comments that came from the previous panel, i am responsible for industry security currently. while we do not do the background inves

morning, i want to talk about the three were the most important to him -- george washington, thomas payne, and thomas jefferson. announcer: watch the entire program this afternoon at 2:00 p.m. eastern. american history tv, only on c-span3. next, on american history tv, it gary kremer, executive director of the state historical society of missouri discusses his book, "race and meaning, the african american experience in missouri." the book traces the history of african americans including the transition from slavery to freedom and the movement to urban areas to seek opportunities. the kansas city public library posted this event. it is about one hour and 20 minutes. >> good evening. i am gary kremer, executive director of the state historical society of missouri. -- good evening.

we've got deirdre bolton, charles payne.s change. >> it's serious change and the message is serious, d.c. completely ignored the will of the voters. despite, you know, the overwhelming shift in states from blue to red and you know, the changes at state houses. i mean, there's been an eruption in this country over the last years. neil: how would they have felt if the government shut down over this. >> i think a lot of people would have been okay with that. and we had a government shutdown under obama and two so far. and there are a lot of so-called nonessential folks on the payroll. you could politicize it, stop veterans from visiting parks, things like that or try to manage it and i think the american public would rather that than 22, 23, 24, 25 trillion. >> i love the way you think. i politely disagree. i think this week where we saw the worst stock market performance in two years, i think it was just a darned if we do, darned if we don't. 1.3 trillion. i don't know that voters care, but a lot of politicians on the trail sa

iseady in the 1920's, he pendergast and a guy named felix payne. payne was the principal connection for the black community to pendergast. i interviewed this man's daughter about 10 years ago in washington, d.c. she is the last survivor of the family. she said, pendergast was over all the time. over, and they go outside to talk. in the 1920's, there is an african-american newspaper here. of course, it is still here. it was the republican newspaper. pendergast and thompkins and moneywith pendergast's to great a democratic newspaper democrat.e kansas city i don't think there is any that he was involved. thompkins, i think this is the old hospital number two that had been a city hospital that was abandoned and became the hospital for african-americans. this is tompkins sitting in the middle in the front row outside the old general hospital number two. his office was down at the corner of 18th and paseo in what was called the thompkins building. starting in 1928, you go back and read his editorials, and he really rips a guy named herbert hoover running

instagram magician andrew payne silly robots but video games that explore political and social issues combining entertainment with serious themes. which follows the life of a syrian refugee and allows gamers a direct insight into his life. this isn't looking game uses the sixteen bit to depict the very real dangers of war the game or enters the conflict zone in syria before making their way to europe. the games for tiger news does actually. twenty one year old syrian refugee who now lives in the austrian city of science book he fled syria to be a turkey three years ago and was forced to leave his family behind. by i was just like trying to escape that as much as i can with playing video games when there is a lot for city on and when it's war in syria and you're eighteen more than eighteen years old then you must join the military if you're going to join the military it's either to kill someone or get killed situation for us in aria. both wasn't an option for me. so he left and his passion for video games made his life in austria easier to. maya from cars or creations a games company s

the rest of a cricket test against south africa after a cheating controversy which hit keeper tim payne is taking charge in cape town that's after australian player cameron bancroft was caught on camera putting a small object down his trousers he later admitted using a piece of tape to rub dirt on the board bancroft faces suspension suspension from the leadership knew about it. we spoke about it at lunch and. i'm not proud of of what's happened. you know it's not within the spirit of the game my integrity the team's integrity leadership groups integrity has come into question and rightfully so. it's not on. it's certainly not on and it won't happen again i can promise you that under my leadership of thousands of far right supporters in croatia have rallied against the european treaty proposal they say gives rise to transgender people protesters in zagreb say it undermines tradition family family values in a catholic country those are the headlines techno is next. own the benefit of people. who witness documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera. to stand the difference

payne's already presented six german actresses to the world including song of tony edwin fame. followed six actors including one of my favorites or gnarled. and tom schilling starred in this like a movie coffee in the in his retirement homes and face to face with german films a new campaign was developed because we had the feeling that not enough faces were associated with german films abroad. and it's very important that we communicate with the public through personalities and it was forged. in the latest edition of the campaign we meet some less well known faces those not usually in front of the camera now it's the director's turn my colleague counts christophe on bach met up with the six directors in berlin and asked them about their work and about the state of german film. thanks to face the director's cut six directors who were children of the eighty's a generation of filmmakers equally at home with movies and t.v. series they know what they want and how to get it if celebrated major successes and they have big plans. how do they view the german film. the start of the germ

we caught up with crews working in wood payne county.y were working to restore utility poles that snapped. hada consider amount of debri said, e forecast with melissa magee. >> winds blustery earlier today are starting to diminish. the winds at 18 miles per hour, winds clocking in, in the city high as 55 miles per hour. there is improvement on the way tonight. 25 miles per hour in reading, nine in lancaster and 12 miles per hour in cape may at the coast. satellite 6 showing you this is what's left of the nor'easter on the screen here as it continues to travel out to the atlantic. we have high pressure over the great lakes and ohio valley as we get to the second half the weekend. concern at the coast, looking ah expect, we have a coastal flood rning across areas of showt souh jersey. bree tonight and winds gusting 25 to 30 miles per hour and temperatures near normal. we have you covered wh your tomorrow.ers he day te 35, 41 at 10:00 in the morning, 46 at1:00d the winds slowing down as well. ils in for from central michigan university murd

billy payne approaches mayor andy young. said i think atlanta can host the olympics. the lord told me this is god's work. weapon want to do this. initially he thought he was talking over young's head but what he didn't know is that andrew long had an infinity for the olympics. young''s father had taken him to the deleter to see jesse owens beat nazi in the race. young grown up understanding the olympics and understood what was going on. what happens in this is young then makes a statement. he says i believe we can help atlanta's children if we do so. his wife served a as chairwoman for international of the year. what happens with this, when this becomes part of the olympic movement we see the democratic national convention in 1988 city of atlanta creates the athletic foundation. where atlanta plays host to 40 amateur athletic competition. once this happens, maynard jackson is forced to become mayor again. i'm not clear on this. i don't have documentation to prove this. i'm not sure if he was pushed to be mayor again because he knew politics or if he really wanted to b

dan payne, director of defense security services at the department of defense. they will provide the government's perspective on this issue and we update us on the issue to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the current system. the purpose of this hearing is to explore the process for granting secret and top-secret clearance to government and industry personnel and to consider potential better ways forward. the government approach to issuing national security clearances is largely unchanged since it was established in 1947. the net result is a growing backlog which have now reached 537,000 and inefficiencies that could result in the missing information necessary to thwart i insider threat or workplace violence. we should also consider new technologies that could increase the efficiency and effectiveness of our vetting process while also providing greater real-time situational awareness. the system of reciprocity where a clearance is granted by another simply does not work. we would all agree that the clearance process should be demanding on candidates a

then billy payne spoke to the delegation. then maynard jackson's job was to speak. one of the interesting things about maynard jackson, is he sometimes toyed between being a preacher and a lawyer. his grandfather was his idol who knew how to talk. he would talk about sitting down in the storm. andrew young's job was to bring it home. they had organ music, and the black churches call the whoop. when they pass around the offering plate and whatever, what not, what the world saw was dr. king's dream. when atlanta wins the bid -- won the atlantic for -- atlanta for olympics -- lecture.you for the really enjoyed it. i am a native georgian and came to atlanta in 1976 to go to clark college. i am familiar with the history from that point forward. the question is, with all the history of atlanta, the rich mecca" what "black do you see as the future of this black mecca? the onebson: this is million-dollar question. i get this six ways to sunday. i get this question daily. know, this is a unique place. this is liberated territory. a very conservative red state. historically,

charles payne is on with "making money." charles: good evening, i'm charles payne. it was a disastrous week from wall street to silicon valley to washington, d.c. and the white house where president trump signed a spending bill that might have sent gop voters into a frenzy. with the exception of military funding the spending bill went against everything he campaigned on. a point made by president trump even as he signed the bill that he called ridiculous. president trump: as a merit much national security i signed this omni bus budget bill. there are a lot of things i'm unhappy about. there are a lot of things we shouldn't have had in this bill. but if we wanted to build our military we were forced to have. but i say to congress, i will never sign another bill like this again. i'm not going to do it again. charles: he asked congress to approve a line veto item. katie frates, gillian melchoir, and john burnett. let me start with you beverly. you know, i am still just bewildered by this. we woke up this morning to a president trump tweet that would have been better se

we have eric urban and "making money" host charles payne up in the newsroom.buying or holding with the dow up nearly 700%, chris? >> i think pockets valuations that we look last week, you've got to take advantage of them. you have to buy them. i was a pier on friday and early this morning and-- buyer, you have to play these when you get them. liz: what did you buy friday? that is interesting. >> on friday i bought defense stocks, oil stocks and a few selected stocks like adobe and ibm. liz: charles payne, you always look at markets through a very knew nokia press -- prism. what are you seeing today? we lost 1100 points last week in total. >> technicians will love this we hit a perfect double-bottom. we responded nicely. i agree. buying on friday. i asked subscribers to buy boeing, lamb research, eagle packaging exp. it is one of these things, we're in a 2,000 point trading range, liz. for the dow, we keep barreling back and forth but the key thing, look at the fundamentals. even this morning the nabe lifted 2018 guidance for gdp up 2.9%. that is what people ha

charles payne is here with "making money." charles: good evening. i'm charles payne. major averages finishing in the green and up on economic data. watch what's coming. wait until you get my take on the market. the trump administration putting the heat on russia, blaming the government for a campaign of cyber attacks that targeted the u.s. power grid. these developments coincide with a decision by the u.s. treasury department to impose sanctions on 19 russians and five groups including russian intelligence services for meddling in the 2016 election and other malicious cyber attacks. gillian melchoir and michael wahlor. the trump administration has couple under criticism for taking so long to vocalize criticism of wrush. now they are saying the attacks on our electric grid have to be taken as well. >> the u.s. intelligence services have known this for two years. tbawsm never touched the problem. to have trump come out sowing strong is important. charles: gillian, this is not going to be enough, is it? this should only be the first in several steps. >> this is a good fi

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charles payne has wilbur ross and maria bartiromo with a new "wall street" at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. charles payne is here with "making money." charles: you are watching "making money." markets soared as the economy added 313,000 jobs last month. president trump says he'll meet with kim jong-un by may of this year. we have major breaking news. president trump imposing tariffs, 25% on steel imports, the exceptions for now, canada and mexico. so the question is, how will these tariffs impact our trade relations globally. let's go to the man of the hour, wilbur ross, who strongly defended the president's decision. thank you for joining us and congratulations. haven't seen you in a long time. it wasn't long ago they were trying to write your obituary, a nationalist economy obituary. but that's changed. the ink is drying on this and i know your ultimate goal is to level the playing field with respect to trade. is this the way to go about it? >> we think it's one of a series of ways to go about it. instead our normal trade enforcement program, putting anti-dumping and counter

liz: charles payne is here now with "making money." charles: thank you, i am charles payne, it's war, president trump lives up to a key campaign promise, and wall street goes to panic mode. the dow gets slammed. the globalists hate change to status quo. market not happy with big change in president trump's legal team. any hints of a constitutional crisis trigger sell programs. then the fed, many mavens believe it ready to derail the economic recovery. it has no guardrails. everyone is happy, we have to start with sell-off with stock market, joining me newer -- erin gibbs. and danielle booth. start with you danielle. down pressure on market began before the open then all of a sudden, consensus is fed is hawkish, they are raising rates 4 times, i did not sense that yesterday. >> i did, he said he was the considering, thinking about, 8 press conferences a year, let's be grown up about this, that will give fed more flexibility, and the ability to raise rates 8 times a year. charles: they have changed rates house press conferences. >> not i

in 1862, bishop daniel payne of the african-american methodist episcopal church met with lincoln, and said he felt that she seemed easy and urbain -- that he seemed easy and urbane in matter. that he had quoted quite a long and profitable interview with president lincoln. i assured lincoln that he was in the prayers of the colored people, and the bishop had personally prayed that god would stand behind the government in washington as he stood behind the throne of david. the president told bishop payne of his reliance on divine expressing ad hearty wish for the welfare of the colored race. mostft the white house favorably impressed and with a profound sense of lincoln's real greatness, and of his fitness to rule the nation composed of almost all the races on the face of the earth. in august 1863, a dozen african-american baptist ministers visited the white house, seeking permission to preach to units of the united states colored troops. lincoln heard them out, and made some interesting remarks. following which, he gave the chairman a letter. to whom it may concern. upon by a called com

barnaby payne will have words about our next award winner. >> barnaby payne, i'm speaking on his behalf. so i'm very, very honored to present this award to mr. patterson from ruth asawa school of the arts for his above and beyond excellent services that he provides to our students, and i want to share his nomination because i think that it truly encapsulates all that he does. he's consistently advocating and planning for our students. he's proactive about keeping students engaged. his discussions and iep meetings are never about getting the student through the individual issues they might be facing at that moment, but always looking to prepare them for a fulfilling life after they leave. he's creative in coming up with ways to support students and very reflective about accommodations. when a student's accommodations aren't receiving the result, he won't hesitate to help teachers find equal access to curriculum. he works with his caseload to support them through study skills classes which allows him to support the students academic growth in a concentrated way. also to learn about the st

payne promises much leadership on this. time. you're going to is executive director of environmental action germany we'll be talking about the arrogance of the auto companies the failure of politics and the power his organization has welcomed you i'm sure to look at. your organization has won a victory after a court gave german cities the go ahead to impose driving bans to curb air pollution even put you on the front page of the new york times. times. how do you feel when you take on big companies and the government and when how long did you celebrate on tuesday. i thought if there wasn't a lot of time for celebration but i had a glass of wine that evening alone in my favorite public come down a bit. it was a great day for clean air in germany we fought thirteen years for that we filed every possible legal challenge and won them all but this was confirmation that it applied to all other cities. at the biscuit. you've had some successes when you started working for environmental protection when you were still a student. you helped

of if i'm of the commission misconduct into banking, commissioner kenneth payne expressed his frustration that big banks article is about the misconduct. indicatedt of the that this wasn't time to comply. this was not a good look, especially in the short time , this can be a mickey mouse will commission. if so, will you, the prime minister of the treasurer express your anger to the banks to get the information in on time? much i will very not provide a running commentary. it has only just started. that is a royal commission, that is all the power. it is independent. he has all the powers he needs and of course, if the commission were to provide advice of the government at the appropriate time, we would consider it but i'm not going to interfere in the proper conduct of it will commission about independent will commission which was set up that way. we will report in due course. >> thank you, i answer this question. this is delaying tactics. submissions will get a hearing to the time of and resource limits. terminal were to request an extension of the timeframe, would you consider that requ

there's something wrong there. >> neil: thanks, charles payne. we should report another sort of fly in the ointment for the markets has been facebook getting slowsly scrutinized by the government. everybody wants to talk to mark zuckerberg. he will be busy. the next couple weeks, he could be popping in and around town meeting with a variety of committees and including scc. the stock, which careened 14% over the last roughly 10 trading days or so, inched up today. whether that means a turn around is in the offing and selling has stopped, premature to say that. be a development that few people saw for a stock that has lost about $100 billion in market value. with us now, melissa and lenoir. lenoir, let's begin with you. what is real? what happened last week or what happened today? >> i think both. the markets just really confused. when you have policy coming through via twitter, people get nervous. we're not clear how this will pan out. we have a very different administration than we've ever experienced before. we also have a new sheriff in town at

. ♪ we keep waiting on the world to change ♪ >> liam payne performed during the service recognizing memberscommonwealth nation. meghan and harry will have a major role in the commonwealth once she officially joins the family. >> i can't wait for the royal wedding. from one queen to another, beyonce and jay-z are officially on the run again. the carters releasing this black and white tour posters along with this hair flipping tour video. let's keep the music theme going. last night's iheart radio music awards. bringing out a blast from bachelor's past. do you remember juan pablo? bachelor nation does. >> we got to talk about this. >> let's do it. >> are you so happy arie came along? >> i want to take the risk. >> you got to be kidding me. >> he's taken your crown -- >> he smashed me. >> smashed you. with that season 18's bachelor juan pablo who didn't propose to anyone couldn't be happier to pass the most hated torch to arie. >> i will not say to two people i love you. that's not right. >> redemption for the former worst bachelor of all time. but there's nothing but love for newly engaged pa

peter navarro, director of white house national trade council, sell, thank you for watching, charles payne is here now with "making money." charles: i am charles payne, a day of bombshell announcement from fed to facebook, tomorrow, elizabeth back donald. connell joining us. >> this announcement will be a big one that damage prepare -- that administration prepares to go after the chinese in a large way when it comes to trade. they tells us that president will make his announcement tomorrow as to action he is prepared to take against chinese, all about intellectual property weather, we use that term, we selec explain. say have you a american company that goes to china, sets up shop, normally chinese is require it to team up with chinese entity. oy joint venture, but problem start allegations begin, that chinese company starts to step steal the ideas and intellectual property of the american company. what do we do about it? talking about tariffs, looking at numbers on the way in and o out. on the way out, we're talking about agricultural products, grains and seeds, but big company like boein

i want to thank my buddies charles payne and trish regan nilling in while i was out. this is the new gripping the lone star state. what has happened behind these attacks that seem to no no bounds or no neighborhood bounds. casey stegall in austin with the latest. casey? >> neil, there's something else about this particular explosion that happened last night that has everyone both the police and the public quite rattled. it appears to be random. that no one was specifically targeted, no specific group of people were in fact targeted according to authorities. the device was simply sitting next to a fence with a trip wire attached to it and two guys came down this quiet residential neighborhood street with bicycles last night and believed they inadvertently set it off. both victims recovering at an area hospital. why this neighborhood? why last night? why in general? in other words, a motive. all questions police are desperately searching to answer. they made clear they need the public's help to do it. >> would like to reach out to those that live in the travis country n

charles: thank you very much, emac, i'm charles payne. facing a crescendo of questions as political leaders call for aggressive inquiries into whether the tech giant failed to stop improper access handling user data. biggest decline in four years as investors worried about the scandal and what could happen to the company's business model. states attorney generals from massachusetts and new york sent a letter to facebook demanding information about personal data that ended up in the hands of the firm cambridge analytica. fox has confirmed. facebook officials will meet with aides, not members with the house judiciary committee as early as tomorrow. and co-founder and ceo mark zuckerberg remains silent through it all, as lawmakers are looking and demanding answers. >>> to my panel now. fox news political contributor tammy bruce, independent women's voice president, and eric schiffer, pay the rack organization and ceo. beverly, i'll start with you, so many different angles. one emerging store see where the heck is mark zuckerberg? >> i want t

and now let's get out of here because globe trotters steve payne is waiting for us on the faro islands that's an archipelago about halfway between iceland and norway popular mostly among hikers and bird watchers no wonder because the landscape is truly impressive. come to barrow iowa and meet your m.p. so i will show you the silence by hiking on the water bootsy collins and would see the islands from above from a helicopter you're ready then put your when the rain jackets and we're ready to go . now we're in the capital and here we are staying like the locals staying in their little brown. doctors. oh. yes you do. if about to go kayaking. hunts who is preparing now for now get some price you. and. where else. wrong fun like along this coastline especially because we don't have strong winds and currents so it's very relaxing to slide along the coast and see this rocks here and the landscape around little villages over there weeknights. if you have seen one image of the faroe islands and it's probably did this waterfall here. it's called the model for sure but it's better known for the v

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