going to run your whole show moment wachovia bank of new knowledge face i'm sorry i'm peter limone. pleasure to have you with us here today. we had the situation someone had been shot the night before there was a heated discussion everyone was saying kill all georgians i said showtime tell it to our engineers george and do we shoot him too. they said what's he got to do with it and. be sure you see there are different attitudes to georgians. they've lived with us all these years. in the cellars and started with us i think georgians are much closer to us. who got away. but i don't think that there were some georgians here during the war hiding in the cellars oh yes in your houses cellar yes there were seven of them we didn't hurt them we fed them first and then we ate. as they say don't kick a man while he's down. why not make friends. and. it's only the politicians who wage wars not ordinary people but it's a sensitive question of course we're afraid what guarantee is there that future georgian governments won't come for say. how many times have they massacred the people three times

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the face by peter limone. mum. a pleasure to have you with us here on our team today i'm sure. major league baseball has banned alex rodriguez of the new york yankees for allegedly using performance enhancing drugs one of the greatest baseball players of all time is facing the bench for the remainder of the season and this could cost up to thirty one million dollars iran has denied any wrongdoing but what's ironic about this is the biggest doper of our time the u.s. government continues to skirt away without the liberation or scrutiny the federal reserve started quantitative easing in late two thousand and eight following the financial collapse and has attempted to stimulate the economy with trillions of dollars of asset purchases but has it worked and what exactly is it well let's break it down quantitative easing is an unconventional monetary policy used by central banks to stimulate the national economy with standard monetary policy has become ineffective it is implemented by buying financial assets from commercial banks and other private institutions increasing the monetary

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