its very first inhabitant was a pirate by the name of patrick watkins and. anybody who encountered him would be like this, guy has vermin, literally dripping from his body. like the vermin were hanging off the hairs on him. he was not a pleasant sight. he eventually murdered some captives that they had come the island and he fled. and and so there was all this lore about him. and when and dorie first arrived there, they in the pirate caves where frederick excuse me, where patrick had lived. and he was the rest of her time in floriana, i think that she was going to be murdered by the spirit of this pirate. so sort this haunting opening and a pervasive, pervasive of fear that just follows people around wherever. they go on this island. yeah. so this is set in an interesting period of world history and the great depression and lead up to the to the second world war. how do those how did those historical markers affect the events in this new society that these folks are building? yeah. so i mean, we start in 1929, right, when the stock market crashed. so the glo

but i tell him he has a pirate stand up. so who was behind this?urns out, you and i are without our knowledge. get you assume ngos did not have their fingers in your wallet win in reality they are pickpocketing you like an illegal on the a train and they are doing thanks that would be considered for uncle sam to do himself, and they receive the bulk of their funding from us. under trump, as always, we learn about the stuff that has been made deliberately complicated so we do not learn about it. last week he signed an executive order suspending refugee admissions into the u.s. and soon after that the state department issued a freeze on foreign aid and that freeze included a stop work order to their ngo partner refugee groups. effectively halting their funding. perhaps the biggest scam since i sold it that counterfeit propecia to jesse. now these groups are furious because for years under bride and state department they have been using your money to help the migrant train from south america to your town. i do not blame them for being annoyed human tr

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and was this pirated version of a graphic called the adventures of monsieur of du bois and terp, the original author of is notable for developing sophisticated sense of timing, narrative sequenc by most accounts, he is t first artist to consistently panels into distinct seqntial events and in doing so for could tell extended stories and portray sequences actions. his frames are presented in the proscenium view and borrow extensively from the classic conventions of restoration and slapstic pantomime and terp for the maddox. sophisticaon is also notable. his brand of picaresque was reminiscent of sterne's shandygaff with these picaresque, upstart characters like mr. v boy disrupt added to the order of polite society wreaking satirical havoc on subjects as diverse as bourgeois social climbers. the catholic church in 19th century science and so the documents themselves are like this. they're they're really precursors to graphic. and this is a piece from the collection i think you can maybe see my laptop in the background. 'm sorry. it's taken on the fly, but they're these oblong volumes,

he went to the pirates. that's the way baseball works. but when he became a free agent the giants had new ownership was coming in at that time and a lot of other owners sort of felt like maybe they had jumped the gun a little bit because they signed the free agent barry bonds before they been approved as the owners by all the other owners. these owners were a little upset you gave him how much money and so there were a lot of gnashing of teeth and whatnot. but barry bonds came to the giants and the giants that first year won 103 games that season barry's first year here and not much was known about it at that time but the ball was already rolling there. peter mcgowan and knowing that they had to get out of candlestick park and get a new beautiful new ballpark for the future giants baseball to be secure and that was already starting where they were going to build it themselves and i know barry you said it and we all have said it that well you started in 93 and the interest that you brought to the giants and the giants were getting so good

the only thing in terms of the nation, christiana garris, was instrumental in the creation of the pirates agreements. the global pact adopted in 2015 the limits for me in order to avoid the catastrophic climate change. she now considered as plum village, a spiritual home. it is such a refuge. it's not a hideaway refuge. it's a fill up your tech type refuge and i'm taking out tons, teachings on ideas like into being and deep listening. gave christianity in a tools that helps make the historic you entry to possible. what we have in common is our common humanity. so to dissolve boundaries between you and me between one nation and another nation to dissolve boundaries between what i think is possible and what i think is impossible. does it possibilities are basically infinite for what we can support each other and collaborate on. but despite the goals of the powers agreements, progress seems painfully slow and climate campaign is a feeling, the pressure i have witnessed so much pain, so much desperation, so much grief, so much despair burn out anger in the climate community that i could just

forces of kills at least $26.00 punish opinions, indigent, investigate, and less than 2 weeks the pirates on the 3 of america's biggest trading partners have been announced this day since adults from the 2nd time as president administration tends to impose paris on 25 percent on goods from canada, with 10 percent on energy products. mexico also see 25 percent tires. china will be hit by terrace of 10 percent on all exports to america. the aging is wanting that will be no windows in any trade or between china and the us will trump says highest our response to what he calls a national emergency of undocumented migrants and illegal drugs crossing both of america's board as he says, he will keep the terrace in place until canada does more to combat the problem. for sicily has more now from detroit. donald trump cited a growing public health prizes in the united states due to illegal drugs coming over the border from the south and the north. and in doing so, impose these 25 percent tariffs on his, the united states, to largest trading partners, mexico and canada, over the bridge behind the her

statements constitute a blatant interference and liberty sovereignty sent a hold of reports from pirates. a. this is the 1st visit by a trump administration official to be route morgan. ortega the new deputy special envoy for the middle east, arrived a few weeks after 11 on elected a new president and the appointed a new prime minister outside the traditional political forces. her message has been lost should no longer have influence. we are grateful to our allied israel for defeating has bola, but it's also thanks to you, thanks to the lebanese people. it is thanks to president loan and private, the prime minister designate on watts alarm, and everyone in this government who is committed to an end of corruption who's committed to reforms and who are committed to making sure that has bullet is not a part of this government and any form and that has bullet remains disarmed and militarily defeated. the prime minister designate the west and i'm was suppose to announce a new government on thursday hours before the arrival of the us and boy, but hezbollah and its ally among insisted on retain

i see a lot of africans as well, and pirates to the same sentiment. what can you tell me? of the worry a must say of to weeks of intense classes between the government forces and the into the city fighters. the situation in the d. c has come to it's even though the tensions remain quite high. the number of people who have had to flee the home since the start of this year, or really has exceeded half a 1000000 navy costs. all those people have flocked to the 10 scabs for the space people on the outskirts of government, some off of which have even emptied on the impact off the concept. several to many children infrastructure ad house seats is all directly affected by the fighting. and caps has been hate to buy bonds. basically, the living conditions has become increasingly dangerous, with access to food, to drink, to water, and the social services becoming more and more difficult at this stage of costs. because less actuated and stocks of medicines are running out. this situation is old, the more alarming because cumulative in 8 is car and see being may seem to be difficult

this campaign and sit 14th and the premier league arguably the biggest named pirates move on deadlines. i is this mountain walker, a sensor, the 3 simon champions league when it joins aston villa on line from paris. sandra, mount his arrival caps, a busy one day for a visit with darnelle moton, axel decided to add marcus rochefort. sign in for his lab. zip. out with fedex has joined the ac. the line on line from chelsea. the portuguese still has not featured much to the police this season. that's to spite joining the cloud some more than $15000000.00 in august is understood that milan have a buy option in the do away from trumps or business chelsea or inaction on deadline . diane, they sailed a c one victory against west ham. thanks to a quite fortunate winning. i'm go co palm. this cross is going enough. this is aaron one. the 2nd the result lifts the place into full place in the premier league . i was very happy, especially because i can see that tonight, the game, brody, the doctors gave me themselves mentally because you know, in this moment when teams coming out and just they see

[laughter] i vote for him because he's in the pirate ship and he rode really hard on that we should throw our commitment behind the crew who gave republicans the most definitive mandate they've had in recent history, all republicans should say yes and i love the idea of this freethinking renegade who don't fit in but the together and the reason why the group is important and you remember them, the reason you got to back these guys, they shared the risk, the people who shared the risk deserving return that you back them towards not risk sharing, a two way street, reciprocity. if they have you back, they have there's. he might not like half of the things, 20% of the things he does but this is not a tight group of elites governed by lockstep, it's of movement bottoms up and they know it. it's not like the union or blm controlling everything. this of people is a movement of the people up front understand that and we owe them to vote yes even if you disagree with little things are even big things. >> your name was brought up several times if you want to defend yourself. >> he who smell the del

and china, specifically stipulated that in these countries, retaliation us will be increasing the pirates that they've got in place. now we've, we've got a painful history and we, we, we know that once we start heading down this road up sort of and protect your retaliation and counter retaliation, it can quickly spiral out of control. so i am concerned that a global trade war is, this is a possibility. what about the a huge steve in our left show saying that the german charge by saying that a few attempts mean stronger economies is likely to fall on deaf ears of the white house way things ago. so i, i think it is we, we, we know from donald trump's past history to go back and listen to is introduced in the 19 eighties and he pro fast as, as affection for carrots and the positive impact that they have on the us economy. so clearly his analysis flies in the face for most of the analysis of the economist . but i, i don't expect to be changing a few points on the benefits to be us of power at any time soon. who is it right to say that the, any real constraint, the, any real god rails that cou

i swore like a pirate. it didn't do any good. so they collected their weapons, they collected their prisoners and went back to prairie city. that day, negotiated surrender terms and prisoner exchange because pete told john brown that he could he could get paid and he get his boys back in the in exchange for pete and brockett, brown said, of course, i my sons back. yes, but they didn't stay in preference because it was too too exposed. oh, by the way, john brown kept henry clay piece boy knife with him that took from him at black jack after they left prairie city went about eight and a half miles southwest down the middle creek to land at john brown's friend tony jones owned the battle took place on the 2nd of june and on the 5th of june, a troop of dragoons came down from fort leavenworth under the command of colonel edwin sumner cousin to charles sumner, who forced john brown to release pete and his men. sumner was assisted in that by a young a young lieutenant who was out in kansas on his first assignment after west point. you

all they had was intimidation, trump was the tip of the iceberg and captain of the pirate ship who madehe shyest among us to climb aboard. >> dana: the contrast is striking because if you think about, if you added up all of the questions joe biden took in his entire presidency, it probably would fall short of what has been done in the last 16 days. >> jesse: that is the frustration that democrats feel because they are seeing trump has power and biden could have used the power. biden just wanted to win the presidency because he tried his whole life and then when he became president he just took a nap on the beach while people couldn't get baby formula. there is a problem here because when he did use power, dana, he used it for almost evil things. he tried to lock up his opponent peered he fired people for not getting backed peered he brought kids with masters degrees. this was an abuse of power. trump is using power to help people and that is the difference, and greg is right. trump has a vision for what he wants. he is ambitious. he has an agenda. biden just came in and said, covid got

he fought off pirates he'd encountered dangerous animals, horrendous weather. he'd heard about his travels, the hudson bay, just three or four native american guides realizes if somebody is going to undertake this expedition successfully, it andre michaux. and he also realizes michaux might provide him the cover necessary to succeed because at the time, jefferson is acutely aware of the tensions that have developed between the united states and native american communities, especially those in the ohio and points west, who are fearful that this new country is just an aggrandizing power, that is going to colonize and subjugate them. and jefferson is very worried that if he sends an american envoy out there, they're going to assume that's what's going on. so he thinks that if i can send a frenchman out there, this will look suspicious. so jefferson, with this idea, decides to try and raise the money for real and what the subscription list is all about. the societies successfully raises the equivalent of $1.75 pedition.o underwrite this and this is how you create a

they want to go see the pirate ship. >> so nancy says we have to do this for the kids., everything is for the children. >> it's so funny because everybody in the democratic party who talks about children looks like they don't belong around them, you know? and she has that energy going on. and i love the thing with her and biden. and to be clear, he did try to call her, but he was talking into a banana. you know what i mean? it's such a shamble. but how do you not love this? and by the way, to the point of aoc, does she ever discuss her district? she never. you will never catch her. i will talk in public about my search history more than aoc will talk about her. district. >> the district is a red light district. >> it is the hooker hall of fame dude. so every ex cabbie i work with, that's where all the night business is. now you go to the boulevard of sweethearts and it's just lawless migrant hookers home and get on it. let's go home. >> let's go ice some hookers at aoc's district. after. after you get the guy who's living above the garage at the governor of new jersey's

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and i basically said they acted like porch pirates. we had democrats and republicans delivering a good health package and they it back. yeah. and then i hit the deadline so do see yourself as republicans go down this reconciliation where they don't need your vote but how do you see democrats making noise on tax policy? what? we'll use hearings. we use our work on the floor. we were out on the capitol, you know, yesterday. we're going to take every opportunity we've, got winning messages. i mean, you know, i look, for example, direct file, you know, which is basically hugely kind of service for working working families. and i'm going to say and it very vigorously, we're the only western industrialized nation that isn't willing to do something like that. we've got good messages and we'll keep coming back to all the pledges trump made to working people in this campaign and. make it clear that if he just walks back the needs of working families. it's going to come up in a of years, and he may may find that he's hurt by it. do you want one

jackson ran into trouble in the war of 1812, down in new orleans, he recruited jean lafitte, the pirate. i'm mean, we do this stuff and it happens, of course, in in in a democracy and a few weeks after pearl harbor, the largest cruise ship in the world in normandy, was being retrofitted in new york harbor for troop ship shipping and the normandy court fire blew up. and sabotage was widely expected and suspected. so you can read about whether it was or not in the book. and the navy went down to the docks. they wanted to try to infiltrate, get security people there. and italian-americans made up most of the dockworkers at the time, irish and italian. now, president roosevelt had declared italians, americans to be enemy aliens. some were interned. not like what happened with the japanese, but this was, you know, italian-americans were not too thrilled to be cooperating because people thought, well, are they are they loyal to mussolini, which was really not true in any material way. they couldn't get help. they couldn't get help on the docks and they needed inroads to the italians. and the

pirate fishing fleets answer to no one, crews are essentially modern-day slaves. there is a predatory chinese fishing fleet. i would put that" because very often they are doing other business for chinese intelligence services and military. we don't have a robust response to that. when we met in munich for the security council with four star head of africom, he said one of the most important things we could do to buttress relationships with coastal africa would be to provide support for them to detect criminal fishing operations, to identify who is doing the criminal fishing and in force against those operations. our fisheries are having unfair competition from pirate fleets and the chinese fleet offshore and it strikes me they are significant tariff ways -- when it is pure piracy, it will take some doing to trace it back to the nominal home of the vessel, whereas china boom, you know. i would ask you to work with senator sullivan and myself who have been working hard on this issue. we have a bill we hope will pass this year to increase penalties and transparency a

there were pirate fishing fleets that answer to no one whose crews are essentially modern-day slaves.y chinese fishing fleet and i would put the word fishing fleet" because very often they are doing other business for chinese intelligence services and the military. and we don't have a very robust response to that. when we met in unit for the munich security council the four-star head of africa, he said one of the most important things we can do to buttress our relationships with our friends in coastal africa would be to provide support for them to detect criminal fishing operations to be able to identify who's doing the criminal fishing operations and possibly to enforce against those criminal fishing se operations. .... icant tariff ways -- when it is pure piracy, it will take some doing to trace it back to the nominal home of the vessel, whereas china boom with china you know that i would ask you to work with particular senator sold in and myself who have been working this issue and we hopefully want to increase the penalty around the pirate fishing fleet and to the extent this will

it had been pirated in a lot that that misreading had been parodied in a lot of secondary sources. and it had been read as lucy, who was the enslaved cook, had a room above the kitchen. but when we went back and looked at the original document, it actually said, lucy had a room in the kitchen. the connection that we were able to make between frank's room and lucy having a room in the kitchen, is that frank and lucy were married. and there's another document in which washington says that the children of the enslaved community have have no reason to be near the house. it's kind of his his angry old man. keep those kids off my lawn. moment. but he actually gives an exemption to the children of frank and lucy lee. why would he do that? it's because his father has a room in a cell cellar. his mother has a room in the cellar. and it means that the family was living here in quarters proper in these two rooms in the corner when we did archeology in this far room, we actually found pits underneath the paving that were that were hidden by the placement of the floor, pavers on top of them. th

he went to the pirates. that's the way baseball works. when he became a free agent the giants had new ownership was coming in at that time and a lot of other owners sort of felt like maybe they had jumped the gun a little bit because they signed the free agent barry bonds before they been approved as the owners by all the other owners. these owners were a little upset you gave him how much money and so there were a lot of gnashing of teeth and whatnot. but barry bonds came to the giants and the giants that first year won 103 games that season barry's first year here and not much was known about it at that time but the ball was already rolling there. peter mcgowan and knowing that they had to get out of candlestick park and get a new beautiful new ballpark for the future giants baseball to be secure and that was already starting where they were going to build it themselves and i know barry you said it and we all have said it that well you started in 93 and the interest that you brought to the giants and the giants were getting so good that

mention the silver he stashed at the casino or buried out in the desert like some sort of swashbuckling piratee he was most comfortable in a work shirt and wranglers, ted wanted sandy to dress in a way that men would notice, telling her-- i want you to be able to go buy beautiful clothes, and beautiful clothes are expensive. i want you to be able to go to dinner when you want so that you have money whenever you want. and you don't have to ask me because i don't want my woman to work. he had his role, and i had mine. and my role was to be the woman of the house and to take care of him. and look good. not really to look good, but i wanted to be attractive for my man. keith morrison: a man old enough to be her father, but wealthy enough for her to pretend he wasn't. at least, that's how ted's sister, becky binion, viewed it, pretend. and i thought maybe she was just going to be a passing fancy. i thought that it would be something that would just be something that would come into his life and go on, and then there'd be someone else. but i was wrong. keith morrison: sandy said she knew ted's siste

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many cases strengthens weak states, weak states, weak countries are are grounds where terrorists, piratesher such groups take take control. and again, we are incredibly vulnerable to the to countries where the governments cannot police their own territory, cannot make sure that their, their territory is not used for attacks against us. as we learned the hard way on on nine over 11. let me say one other thing here. since i'm talking for a second, it's easy to go through any budget, including including the usaid budget, and find what william proxmire used to call. if you remember, joe, the golden fleece award type things or the pentagon budget, you have the $800 screwdriver. so, sure, like the white house spokesperson did the other day, you can find two or 3 or 4 things in the aid budget that should not have been funded. but let's not kid ourselves. most of what they're doing is good. most of what they're doing saves lives, and most of what they're doing is not just good for them, it's good for us. in the way of influence, pushing back china, strengthening these, these countries. so talk ab

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it's really i'm not part pirate of the with the prior speakers it's wrong. it's evil.ys are choosing money and profit over people. >> we're going to have more of a food shortage. and it's wrong that this is evil that you've done this and you've done it right before black history month which is a passive aggressive with a capital you with the capital f. >> wrong. wrong. thank you for your comments. >> next speaker please. >> everything she said. >> my name is katie allman. i am a resident of john burton housing in district five. i am also a volunteer and a program participant at scuse me booker t washington community service center. and i know i'm blessed to be there and i'm grateful for it. >> and hearing this today is even more distressing than i thought it was going to be. the amount of neglect and disrespect that the western edition has endured is incredible to me. it's shameful. and now here we are stuck in this tangle of red tape. and how are we going to fix it? what i'm hearing is down the road later. >> well, we need help now. >> you know, i hope that you will c

it's really i'm not part pirate of the with the prior speakers it's wrong. it's evil. you guys are choosing money and profit over people. >> we're going to have more of a food shortage. and it's wrong that this is evil that you've done this and you've done it right before black history month which is a passive aggressive with a capital you with the capital f. >> wrong. wrong. thank you for your comments. >> next speaker please. >> everything she said. >> my name is katie allman. i am a resident of john burton housing in district five. i am also a volunteer and a program participant at scuse me booker t washington community service center. and i know i'm blessed to be there and i'm grateful for it. >> and hearing this today is even more distressing than i thought it was going to be. the amount of neglect and disrespect that the western edition has endured is incredible to me. it's shameful. and now here we are stuck in this tangle of red tape. and how are we going to fix it? what i'm hearing is down the road later. >> well, we need help now. >> you know, i hope that you

are they pirates? i don't understand it. timbers? is it a pirates reference?on't understand why it's a reference to. maybe i'm missing the reference. maybe it's genius. but to me, it just is. as lame as the message is. if you're going to go into whatsapp, at least go hard or go home. do you know what i mean? >> i guess the only the only sort of justification for being hard on this person is the fact that labour, if you know, a tory minister or somebody else, a reform minister, was caught to have made a joke in private, they would also be like, oh my god, he made a joke in private. this is the worst thing that's ever happened. he must be fired. yeah. >> so there's consistency suppose. >> yeah, yeah. i don't like consistency. 1561 00:

are they pirates? i don't understand it. timbers? is it a pirates reference?on't understand why it's a reference to. maybe i'm missing the reference. maybe it's genius. but to me, it just is. as lame as the message is. if you're going to go into whatsapp, at least go hard or go home. do you know what i mean? >> i guess the only the only sort of justification for being hard on this person is the fact that labour, if you know, a tory minister or somebody else, a reform minister, was caught to have made a joke in private, they would also be like, oh my god, he made a joke in private. this is the worst thing that's ever happened. he must be fired. yeah. >> so there's consistency suppose. >> yeah, yeah. i don't like consistency. anyway, moving on to the sunday express. nick, what have they got? >> they've got tories call for reform pact to save uk. and of course many people have been talking about this. should the tories merge with reform. and this is the tory party in itself ironically. so it's another split. so lord mckinley is very much saying they