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put on of the connection between it and the czech republic is dissolved missing a stop and just got to go you saw my when you were. b m z to go tomorrow we will send an official letter to the main constitutional agents. the president the prime minister and the heads of parliament so now to wolf i didn't know you thought that you and the regime will request that citizens and uniformed personnel of the czech republic try to show proof of identity in the new country. thank you. thank you. and i pay yeah and i was just in the woods. thank god footage of police hiding everywhere. calling their squatting there waiting to attack find ok but i don't know. i thought i was just walking in the woods. there are lots of cars. and i said to myself what is going on here and there were these two cops calling in the words we're in trouble. to begin with a low military police slow please put the camera down. right out of that. you are here unauthorized in a military area too. well if that you were trespassing still in violation of proper entry into a military area and i. would always go back to that it

put on of the connection between it and the czech republic is dissolved as a stop and just go boldly go you saw my read when you. tomorrow we will send an official letter to the main constitutional agents. the president prime minister and the heads of parliament. to before that interview so that you and the regime will request that citizens and uniformed personnel of the czech republic show proof of identity in the new country. hey yeah i was just in the woods. i got footage of police raiding everywhere people. going there squatting there waiting to attack find ok bye. i thought it was just walking in the woods. there are lots of cars. and i said to myself what is going on here and there were these two cops calling in the words we're in trouble. to begin with a low military police. please put the camera down. right. you are unauthorized in a military area. if that you were trespassing in violation of entry into a military area. that it that we request that you leave the area or. at least team follow us. i would have or will use coercive means including weapons which ones were calling

or mary ann in the french case and the feminine image of a republic of virtue, one of the ways in which the american nation was symbolized in cartoons of the middle of the 19th century, so again blending republican american images with irish images and the fact that the campaign for a free irish republic meshes with the idea that the united states is a republic so it is very easy for irish people at least to imagine themselves as being good, loyal irish men and women and being good americans, the two identities are merging, coming together. >> would the americans have seen them pushing for a republic as proof that like not the civil rising mission but that they had improved the irish? >> there is some who -- yeah, the idea that them advocating for irish republic would be evidence of the irish moving up the ladder a little bit socially and civically and i think there is some of that and certainly people who argue a little later on that the irish progressed enough they can be considered legitimate american citizens. it is the other newcomers that arrived more recently that we have worry a

and that was not that haitian republic was not recognized until lincoln's. administrati administration. for obvious reasons. this was a rebellion of slaves who slaughtered the white masters. it was impossible for a southern dominated republic to recognize that regime. it took lincoln to do it. >> but john adams did send a console. >> yeah, but we didn't diplomatically recognize it. the federalists were very keen on having relations with the haitian government. again, the federalists have come up in the eyes of scholars over the last 20 years, through much of our history, through the 20th century. it's the jeffersonian who dominated scholarly attitudes. they were the party of the democrats and they were the party of the small farmers and so on. and the federalists were a bunch of aristocrats. now recently because of the development of anti-slave feeling, and women's movement, people like hamilton and many of the federalists are much more liberal on these issues than the southern dominated jeffersonian republicans. so the federalists have recovered some of the

meshes with the idea that the united states is a republic so it is very easy for irish people at least to imagine themselves as being good, loyal irish men and women and being good americans, the two identities are merging, coming together. >> would the americans have seen them pushing for a republic as proof that like not the civil rising mission but that they had improved the irish? >> there is some who -- yeah, the idea that them advocating for irish republic would be evidence of the irish moving up the ladder a little bit socially and civically and i think there is some of that and certainly people who argue a little later on that the irish progressed enough they can be considered legitimate american citizens. it is the other newcomers that arrived more recently that we have worry about, the new italians and eastern european jews and so forth and there is a little bit of that and this is an irish authored image that's being created here. irish sort of answering that charge that they're not good citizens, and so they do make the claim supporting a republic in ireland is consistent w

this time, it is the dominican republic taking center stage. in south sudan, there has been a dire warning from the united nations that more than half of the population is facing food shortages. the, but with sudan is ongoing. the rainy season is fast approaching -- the conflict with sudan is ongoing. the rainy season is fast approaching. >> new uniforms and patriotic songs -- the mobilization continues. the fighting has died down in the last couple of weeks, but no one believes the problems are over. in january, south sudan shutdown its own oil production following a row over how much it should pay to transport oil through sudan's pipelines. the sudanese president said last month's clashes make it difficult to go back. >> they said that they would destroy saddam and bring us to our knees when we shut down the oil pipelines -- destroy sudan and bring us to our knees when we shut down the oil pipelines. >> refugees continue to arrive in the thousands in south sudan, fleeing civil wars over the border in sudan. they're often onerous. they have no

america's transformation from republic to economic superpower following world war two was accompanied by the creation of a global network of military bases unlike any other in history. according to the pentagon's base structure report today these amount to seven hundred sixteen in thirty eight countries more than two hundred fifty thousand soldiers stationed on these bases in addition to this the u.s. has a military presence in one hundred ten countries around the rod. a year after his election barack obama approved the new administration's first military budget this amounts to six hundred eighty billion dollars thirty billion more than bush's last defense budget and almost equalling the seven hundred eighty seven billion dollars set aside by the new administration for the economic crisis stimulus package why despite the crisis does the military budget keep growing a crises a military expansion related in some way. when we have different presentations or sometimes bands that come or even though we have talent night if we have people that want to show off their talent we have a stage.

also russia's north caucuses is wrong by twin terror attacks on the public in the republic of dagestan that left thirteen people dead and more than one hundred injured. plus an anti-government rallies expected in moscow a day before it led to a putin takes over from getting treated better as russia's president up next it's our special report. beginning in the 1980's the belief is slowly taking over the world that mere liberal globalisation with its built in self regulating mechanisms would finally do away with old institutions like the state and the military and would usher the planet into a new era of relative peace and prosperity free trade will bring on the great depression nine eleven and the current economic crisis have shown that believed to be largely a myth. but many signs were already there markets have always relied on state power and military might. america's transformation from republic to economic superpower following world war two was accompanied by the creation of a global network of military bases unlike any other in history. according to the pentagon's base structure r

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this time, it is the dominican republic which is taking center stage. in south sudan, there has been a dire warning from the united nations that more than half the population faces food shortages. the conflict would sedan is ongoing and the rainy season is fast approaching. -- with sudan, and the rainy season is fast approaching. " the mobilization continues. the fighting has died down in the last couple of weeks, but no one believes the problems are over. in january, south sudan shut down its own oil production. the sudanese president said last month's clashes make it difficult to go back. " they say they will destroy sudan. but we are the ones to determine it will will be reopened. we will not break open the pipeline unless there is a guarantee. >> refugees continue to arrive, a fling civil wars over the border. they're often -- fleeing civil war is over the border. they're often malnourished. these people are adding to a growing crisis. the oil shutdown has hit the economy extremely hard. aid agencies are warning that the rainy season is gone to make

in the czech republic, where the death penalty was banned in 1990, there are only 35 lifers.the most infamous. >> translator: i was sentenced to life in prison for committing five murders. >> he was a notorious criminal. his case was very notorious. but to me, he was actually a very pleasant person to deal with. he was very polite. very calm. very mild-mannered. he was actually just a very affable guy. >> bitterman led a small gang that robbed and killed at least four men and one woman over a three-year span. >> translator: it actually started when i got into a certain gang of friends with whom i had common interests, as far as weapons and drinking alcohol and having parties. and for things like that, of course, you need money. and, of course, as a young kid i didn't feel like working, but on the other hand i wanted to have money. >> how many people you the personally murder, otto? >> myself personally, i actually killed three people. but i participated in all five of the murders. >> bitterman buried one of the victims in his own backyard. >> translator: in a movie it looks r

governor, two republic houses. minnesota, overwhelming majorities in the legislature and the governor won by a little half of a point as a democrat. i think that all of those states are in play. and i think that we mistake the ranking order and we mistake the pecking order. >> bill: what's the one -- >> -- ohio. >> bill: florida to me. >> i think florida is going to be safely for romney. but i think that the point is that even if you mess up on one or two of those states, there are five or six others. >> bill: if i were a republic, i wouldn't want to be counting on wisconsin. or michigan. >> why wouldn't you? >> bill: because of organized labor. >> walker won the governorship. he is probably going to survive the recall. they won the statewide judgeship. wisconsin, i think, is going to go republic. >> bill: all right. unlike me who is coldly objective, you are a rooter. you are rooting that way. i just want to point that out. >> that's garbage. bill, i'm more objective than you because i read polls. >> bill: that's

had the confederacy succeeded, you would have had at least two republics in north america. we all love canada. but you would have had two republics in north american that were vying for a greater part on the world's stage. but those two together could not possibly have wielded the influence the united states wielded, and it didd and has wielded and continues to wield for good or for ill. it does because the united states triumphed during the civil war and the confederacy did not. i think that's the greatest legacy. >> so union victory was important? >> i do believe it was, yes. some people don't. and sometimes they send you e-mails. i got one last fall wishing that i would develop a case of virulent pancreatic cancer because i'm mean to the confederacy. virulent. not just regular pancreatic cancer. the virulent kind. >> they're right, but the prescription is terrible, but they're right. >> i'm finished. >> okay. okay. good. ta-nehisi? >> the best way for me to illustrate this -- i don't have a particularly objective answer. i have an entirely subjective answer. >> well, non

what will happen here in the republic of dagestan has already been confirmed by thier source of the republic as the terror attack there were indeed two blasts one happened one day the police stopped the car at one of the numerous checkpoints in d.c. chief. the capital of the republic. but most likely that was. the driver of this car and he did. that and after that shortly after that the fire started and emergency teams started to gather the scene and people were gathering to try to help those injured and this is when the second blast happened and this is the scenario that's already been used here doug a song by terrorists last march of last september a similar terror attack and this is the scenario we use to kill as much people as possible so far as far as we know at least eleven people have been killed more than eighty have been injured more than thirty of them have been taken to the hospitals and now. doctors. hospitals are taken care of that no one can say for sure who is behind this particular terror attack but we know that. together with a number of the public here in the caucasus have

governor, two republic houses. minnesota, overwhelming majorities in the legislature and the governor won by a little half of a point as a democrat. i think that all of those states are in play. and i think that we mistake the ranking order and we mistake the pecking order. >> bill: what's the one -- >> -- ohio. >> bill: florida to me. >> i think florida is going to be safely for romney. but i think that the point is that even if you mess up on one or two of those states, there are five or six others. >> bill: if i were a republic, i wouldn't want to be counting on wisconsin. or michigan. >> why wouldn't you? >> bill: because of organized labor. >> walker won the governorship. he is probably going to survive the recall. they won the statewide judgeship. wisconsin, i think, is going to go republic. >> bill: all right. unlike me who is coldly objective, you are a rooter. you are rooting that way. i just want to point that out. >> that's garbage. bill, i'm more objective than you because i read polls. >> bill: that's