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god save us all my fellow countrymen and they god save, virginia. i can't have no illegal government meeting up with the raleigh town. they know legal burgers now only certain people in town are gonna call it trees. what it is is the elected officials here in town. just meeting unofficially. all right, so they ain't no treason set it off. we official to me. it was all they're gonna be after hours. they meet in the official capacity. they're not heard anymore. that's the thing. i do not understand how the king wishes to have his debt we paid and then he's going to close that's not the point. that is not that point. they say that they are protesting peacefully they through some tea overboard, but they did not take into account that those people who aren't with them. they are and feather them and some of them die from their wounds later and then a few years ago with that boston massacre. they also decided to go into the governor's house the royal governor's house and tear down his house with the woman and children inside anyone who does not agree with

, even if it seems to us that they are great, but grace saves us, god's. you are all saved through faith, and this is not god's gift from you, so that no one can boast. this is the power of grace. through the savior through his death on the cross through his suffering through we acquire the redemption of human guilt before god . and it is this grace, and nothing else, that saves us. well, where does the christian community gather, when there were persecutions in the roman empire, did they gather in the catacombs in the dungeons? hmm, more precisely , in underground cemeteries so that no one could see, hear, could not inform, because christians were subjected to the most severe persecution according to roman law and everyone had to inform on christians and every ruler had to torture them so that they refused, as they thought the then rulers from their delusions. and if they did not refuse, then it is very cruel to kill them. not just cutting off the head, only roman citizens were executed like that, but all the rest were subjected to monstrous torture and

o brother calistrate god save god save again you are victor here. know that the priest does not bless, so that outsiders in the bell tower stagger away from the worldly. only you will disturb me here. i need to be here a little, but you have here, as if the soul is cleansed best of all, the soul is cleansed at confession, and you don’t go to church, i know maybe we’ll ride a pleasure boat today? of course, moving towards the territorial waters immediately detained. maybe this is who we need only a rocket launcher 12 rounds. under the stress of the premiere today at 21:40 on ntv against pain there is askofen-p, an anesthetic with paracetamol at an affordable price, and askofen ultra enhanced composition to combat migraine and other types. pain magnet takes care of you and offers discounts on your favorite products you ochakovsky 79.99 magnet. buy cheaper and the organ stops working normally. a smart enzyme can help. even longidaza contributes to the restoration of organ function. just against the fibrosis of culinary masterpieces, get up to 75% disco

god save my life. god save my life.d to live for my kid. 80% of couples to or to cold because quality sleep is vital to sleep. number three this morningn the temperature malpensa both think our smart schwiebert get 20 minutes sleep per night, say 40% on the sleep number 360 special edition marsat queen naomi fourteen ninety nine . when i started brightstar care i had one focus provide safe, reliable and personal care at home with skilled nurses and compassionate caregivers. it's been my goal for twenty years and always will be so good evening and welcome to tucker carlson. >> tonight, the hallmark of any authoritarian regime is politicized justice. under that system, h your opponents go to jail, whatyour supporters can do whatever they want. and this reveals that sta the se exists not to serve the people who live in it, but to preserve itself and to crush all dissent. hate to think we've reached a point anywhere nearchne that e in the united states because there's n w

doesn't save. godological discussions, what are we talking about we go. what for? we need to give an answer to the people, despite the fact that the people of santa are organized, you understand clearly, why and where it is important not to let the people go in the wrong direction. well , there is also an information war, it is important that the people are bad. explain that you have a bad relationship with the people. yeah , let's help you, we will carry out your connection with the people. well then, slowly, we are there somewhere near you, and then already instead of you, well , it will be discovered that we will better understand what is true. by the way, this is not a completely new concept for us. here is the concept of our, by the way, large e revolutionary upheavals. well, this is understandable alexander sergeevich people without emotion. you explain poorly in general, and he and you have problems. we can solve them. and you go, explain that black caviar is harmful. we can solve them. here, th

today, but it is important feared may god let all of us with the strength to finish the work left undone. on the behalf of the lives we lost in the lives we can savegod bless you all and may god protect our troops. thank you. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> an award ceremony recognizing people dedicated to protecting democracy, speakers include members of the january 6 hearings. watch live at 4 p.m. eastern our c-span -- on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> the january 6 committee returns for its seventh hearing, watch as they examined the role extremist groups played on the attack on the u.s. capitol any the relationship with the trump white house. watch tuesday at 1 p.m. eastern, c-span3, c-span now or online at c-span.org. you can visit our website/c-span.org/january 6 to watch hearings or other videos related to that day. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> a discussion about what government might look like if republicans gain control of congress, after between 22 midterm elections hosted by the bipartisan center. >> can morning. thank you for joining us. i am the vice president for strategic initiative of the policy center.

may god bless all of us for the strength to finish the work left undone. on behalf of the lives we lost in the lives we can savemay god bless you all and may god protect our troops. thank you. [applause] ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> here is a look at what is coming up on the c-span networks. at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, a hearing on the legal implications of the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade. 2:00 p.m., the house returns to consider several bills, including one to improve access to military records. on c-span2 at 9:30 a.m., the white house covid-19 response came provides an update on the pandemic. 10:00 a.m., the senate is back to continue work on executive nominations, including the director of the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms and explosives. also at 10:00 a.m. on c-span3, a hearing on how the bipartisan infrastructure law impacts communities in public transit. and

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may god bless all of us for the strength to finish the work left undone. on behalf of the lives we lost in the lives we can savey god bless you all and may god protect our troops. thank you. [applause] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ ♪ [indistinct conversation] ♪ ♪ announcer: c-span's washington journal. every day we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day, and discuss policy issues that impact to you. tuesday morning, a law school professor at george mason university on his new book. then, renewing american democracy director discusses his new book. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning on c-span, or c-span now, our free mobile app. when the conversation with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweet. announcer: the january 6 committee returns for a seven hearing. watch as they examine the role extremist groups played in the attack on the capitol. and the relationship with the trump white h

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i will save you. god will love you, lonely rain kisses the windows, washes away the lies of the false lines. the moons are leaving the stars, but your traces will not be washed away by autumn, your smell of summer is still in me, sweet you extinguish cigarettes , your warmth is on the recorder. in my brass i will be very, very you. you are the only one i will pray to the sky for you. i'll change in our candles. i will love you very much. i will take very, very good care of you. i will not plant you will be a flame in our meeting. i will love you very much, i know you will come to warm my full, fill empty dreams with you. i hear your heart rate with my soul on the rainy season, we will become closer inside me, your ray of light on your lips dawns tremble in every god, in every look. you are always with me, you are always there. i will be very, very you. i will be the flame in our candles. i will love you very much. i will be very, very you. i will be the flame of our meeting. i will love you very much. i w

the fans were noisy from the very beginning, the anthem's, i think it was the loudest rendition of god, save the queen that i've ever heard. and it was just spectacular. throughout the atmosphere at spectacular too was sir l. itunes gall. or to open the scoring, i just think the audacity and the confidence that as she showed at that kind of game state nil nil in a game of this magnitude. that was just iconic, i think is the only word that really does it. justice lina, marbles equalize of germany was also just the 1st class at birds. england were not to be denied and everything about this occasion was just perfect for this tournament. the setting the atmosphere at the quality out on the pitch to at and at the end of the day, i think the result there was the right one. football was not to be denied. they wanted to come home. fair enough for you, you travelled across the, you know, england watching the matches of this tournament, looking at what you've, you've seen across what would you say the legacy of a certain amount would be well, that's right. and i was also in the netherlands 5 years ago

god saves the safe, where tamara went down to the cafe. i asked you not to leave the room. cannot go a day without coffee. don't worry, i've checked everything. did you find out what you wanted? yes, even more i wonder how you tell me i'll tell you. you killed a businessman. you killed him, that there was an accident, quietly. quiet. can you really shoot if you need to easily? a now tell, tell

god. therefore, of course. by themselves, monastic robes do not save staying in a monastery does not save, but on the contrary, e bar of god's demand higher and higher for everyone who has embarked on this path? therefore, dealing with these words to my brother. i want to tell you more, you really took on your ramin a great feat. you entered this abode during a difficult life, wishing to save your soul. but remember also that trust in you depends on how you go through monastic obedience, and through this the path to salvation of many, many lay people who need to be treated with love. who need help on the paths of their spiritual life. and that means being patient, listening to confessions sometimes. what a sin to hide, what they just don’t say in these confessions think. i would rather finish or finish, there is no more urine to listen, but you need to listen and you need to be with this person who opens his soul, including laying hard times on you. well , this is probably how all this happens, because otherwise people would not come to monasteries and you would not experience special moments of spiritual uplif

let's go places. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: performing "runner," from his upcoming album "god savee i look up t my runner my runner my man my runner my runner my man ♪ ♪ i laugh when you sa the wrong thin mouthing off to everybody else but me ♪ ♪ they hit yo with the rolled up magazin my runner my runner my man my runner my runner my man ♪ ♪ load it u know your trigge like the back of my hand ♪ ♪ load it u know your trigge like the back of my hand ♪ ♪ ♪ what's a couple grand rolled up in your pocket i won't tell nobod baby you don't tell nobody ♪ ♪ yes i have done a couple bad thing yes i have don a couple bad things ♪ ♪ yeah i have don a couple bad thing yeah i have done a couple yeah yeah ♪ ♪ load it u know your trigge like the back of my hand ♪ ♪ load it u know your trigge like the back of my hand ♪ ♪ load it u know your trigge like the back of my hand ♪ ♪ load it u know your trigge like the back of my hand ♪ ♪ load it u know your trigge like the back of my hand ♪ ♪ load it u know your trigge like the back of my ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: alex g "god save the animals"

and behind adversity and prison love past broken fate, but i'm not sorry, i paid in full and god savesayed friends and evil longing and cold snow. and i feel sorry for her paid, in full and god saves me. we learned about our next heroes from a letter that came to us in the editorial office of your andrey. call for a transfer and a married couple from st. petersburg, tanya and volodya palyanov. they just blow up odnoklassniki with their songs. well, what about tatyana and vladimir folyanov, blowing up odnoklassniki with a song? someday i could be yours only the sun is like a desert, caravans. cranes swam to the sea the dried-up river of unidentified desires divided the banks and remained between us someday, as i will teach everyone to forgive someday, as i will stop waiting someday, as only you change everything, but you married the earth flowers will not grow may color burned not wasted tenderness, there was a lot for love for one parting less to tie in one line, everything that was on this shore is impossible. i forgot how i ever loved, how to forgive everyone will someday remain with

may god bless all of us with the strength we need to finish the work begun. on behalf of the lives lost in the lives we can save, may god bless you all and may god protect our troops. thank you. plus. [ ♪♪ ]. >> president biden wrapping up his comments on this day where a unusual bipartisan law 30 years in the making. you can see him meeting with senators that were behind the process of getting together and hammering out the first gun safety law that emerges from the congress and more than 30 years. our nbc news correspondent is back with us this morning. mike, there was a moment there in the ceremony with and interruption. >> he is the father of one of the victims of the school shooting in park lend, in florida. we couldn't quite hear what he was saying specifically to the president from the audience, but this should not has been, in his view a celebration. it's important to keep the momentum for gun safety legislation and by celebrating, it makes it harder for republicans, in particular to support the stronger measures the president is calling for. when the president signed this bill into law, one of the majo

save the soul in time in the eyes and on the screen and glitters. oh what an adventurous romance are you ready to steal and confuse all the cards. and godl past mistakes and answers in your pocket from your anguish in your arms, take me straight to heaven as a last resort, be in your pocket for all the girls. there is a chance to be saved, they jumped out of the plot in time. and all those who were with him before you, who finished with him through school without saying a word too much , always dressing did not wake up. yelling and even fighting with all their strength and copyrights they begged, then at least just leave, but all bond girls must die and any director. ruff save in time jumped out the mission all the gang girls must die and love has only one chance to be saved. the next song is about love and so that we all do not give reasons to our angels from us turn away. life start in the morning, until we i wings burned angel behind the back of strength on all hands. that in life cases, fear said everything in your life. we didn’t have the right words to mumble about our love. the academy folded my angel behind his back for everythi

people forced to drive miles and miles to get the care that could save their lives. good god. this should be unthinkable but as weasel in yesterday's hearing that is exactly the sort of oppressive regime and the sort of nightmare reality republicans have chosen to champion. my colleague the junior senator from kansas actually said the fall of rome was a positive development. even called it a gigantic leap forward. my colleagues think the devastation and the harm playing out across the country is positive? that is despicable. of course another thing we saw throughout that hearing is that republicans will do anything they can to change the subject from the damage we will see, to ignore the reality of how deadly their policies are. newsflash. when you force someone to be pregnant, they are going to remember and they are going to be painfully aware of the difference between their personal decisions and the reality of the republican politicians are forcing on them. and the horrifying thing is republicans are not just trying to mislead about the impact of this agenda. they are pushi

god willing, save natasha and ivan yefimovich , and they will come to everything ready. so stop. there to think bandits only two. so. can't you deal with them? or are you not men? yes, i will contact our television such a report about you about your village with them dmitry have you ever given an interview, right? you have a chance to hit the box. well i mean, i'm on tv, oh well. well, well, such a chance. ah, right, let's go collect the people. uh, where is he going? thank you all, let's talk about the value. why should i call? necessary? urgent, wait. we agreed that tomorrow we would all go together. calm down . good. our team is heading right now to the final of one of the most protracted projects. here, he is beloved, dear, senior lieutenant, never a pylunin. i think i had no idea what it could turn into, this is a shelter, a recreation area in an old bunker, the end of a grand alteration 25 cubic meters of concrete about 600 m². yes, so many things, of course, fit. here we bathe here, wash here, we have a beautiful bathroom and here, so the shelter is a shelter number 12/5.

may god bless all of us for the strength to finish the work left undone. and on behalf of the lives we've lost in the lives we can saves you all and may god protect the troops. thank you. >>> we have been listening to president biden speaking at the white house at a very big event marking the bipartisan gun bill. let me bring in our correspondent live at the white house. the president going through and speaking what this bill and the legislation and the effort aims to do it also quickly saying that he believes there is much more to be done. >> this was certainly a celebration of the bill that president biden signed into law one month ago that represents the most impactful gun safety legislation in three decades. president biden was very blunt in saying that there is still more work to be done. the president kicked through the measures including the legislation including funding, red flag laws as well as crisis intervention programs. also closing the so-called boyfriend loop hole which will prevent those convicted of domestic violence from obtaining a firearm. additionally includes mental health funding and enhances ba

and why did yeltsin speak to the congress of the united states of america, god save america, in fact, himself, probably, serving america can tell my feeling, you see, no. turns on and listens to this performance, that he is going through this shock, you just understand. the head of state, especially the elected ones head of state he has an unlimited right. defend the interests of the people who elected him. what did ukraine have to do with the black sea fleet exactly the same attitude as georgia, which is part of the ussr, kazakhstan, uzbekistan, which is part of the fact that the head of state. some obligations in it to the system that works, well, the system that called the soviet union of this system of central intelligence. these are the intelligence services of all western countries. this is specifically senior president bush state bodies of russia they slept. they didn't want to do anything. the main thing was to get through to the president. and now air marshal shaposhnikov, minister of defense. he nevertheless with great efforts organized a meeting with the president. it was a

and why did yeltsin speak in the congress of the united states of america, god save america, in fact,ght to himself, probably, the ministry of america can say here imagine my feeling, you see, no. turns on and listens to this performance, that he is experiencing this shock. just understand, the head of state, especially the elected head of state, he has unlimited right. defend the interests of the people who elected him. what did ukraine have to do with the black sea fleet exactly the same attitude as georgia, which is part of the ussr kazakhstan , uzbekistan, which is part of the ussr some obligations in it to the system that worked, well, the system that ruined the soviet union of this system of central intelligence. these are the intelligence services of all western countries. this is specifically the senior president husband of the state bodies of russia they were sleeping. they didn't want to do anything. the main thing was to get through to the president. and here is aviation oil shaposhnikov minister of defense. he nevertheless organized a meeting with the president with great

be save, be save god bless and godspeed and keep going. >> get it jess, do your shit. this is what we fucking lived for, everything we fucking lived for. >> we're in the fucking capitol people. >> we've now seen how president trump's supporters reacted to his tweets. mr. pottinger, you told us that you consider the tweets sent to this point to be, quote, wholly inadequate given the urgency of the crisis. what in your view would have been needed? >> yeah. i -- it was insufficient. i think what you could count me among those who was hoping to see an unequivocal strong statement clearing out the capitol, telling people to stand down, leave, go home. i think that's what we were hoping for. >> so something a lot more kind of definitive and not ambiguous? >> yes. >> because he has that power over his folks. ms. matthews, could you please tell us about that moment and your reaction? >> yes. so a conversation started in the press office after the president sent out those two tweets that i deemed were insufficient. and a colleague suggested that the president shouldn't condemn

may god bless all of us with the strength to finish the work left undone. and on behalf of the lives we've lost, and the lives we can save bless you all and may god protect our troops. thank you. [applause] ♪♪♪ >> harris: the president of the united states talking about the bipartisan legislation that he signed into law. he thanked the republicans, the 14 of whom, he didn't name them all. just a couple of senators and said he hoped that didn't get those republican senators in trouble for joining democrats on this legislation. there has been a lot of back and forth about what the legislation actually does. i can tell you before i go to my next guest will cain "fox & friends" weekend co-host and bring him up here in "focus." i can tell you that to stop all mass shootings would take more than this one bill. it would take applying the laws that we already have on the books and i don't know where the president of the united states was going with adam lanz's mom in sandy hook. i covered it for this network that day. she purchased those weapons and he made it sound like they were just lying around the house. the kid turned arou

and the greatest, and together with harpoons that were provided by the united kingdom, god save the queenor this, we can defend our cause. that is the first reason, the second is political pressure from global soft countries coming out trying to find some allies, and i think that is also a reason. and the third one, he will weapon eyes this corridor. he will weapon eyes this corridor. he will try to threaten it and use it as that branch. like he is exactly doing from the start of the first day. in doing from the start of the first da . , ., ., ., day. in terms of the grain that is bein: day. in terms of the grain that is being stored _ day. in terms of the grain that is being stored and _ day. in terms of the grain that is being stored and odesa. - day. in terms of the grain that is being stored and odesa. how i day. in terms of the grain that is i being stored and odesa. how long day. in terms of the grain that is - being stored and odesa. how long can it be storage therefore, and still be good enough and possible to export to the countries that so desperately needed? particularly desper

together with harpoons that were provided by the united kingdom, god save the queen and thank you forrom global south countries. he is... the third, keep weaponised this corridor and try to threaten it and use it as leveraged. what he has done, starting from the first day. in starting from the first day. in terms of the grain being stored in odesa, how long can it be stored there four and still be good enough and possible to export to the countries that so desperately need it, particularly those in the middle east who are grappling with high food prices? for east who are grappling with high food prices?— east who are grappling with high food rices? ., ., , food prices? for the moment, it is not a critical _ food prices? for the moment, it is not a critical line, _ food prices? for the moment, it is not a critical line, but _ food prices? for the moment, it is not a critical line, but we - food prices? for the moment, it is not a critical line, but we have - not a critical line, but we have another critical line. the harvest collection hasn't started in ukraine. it means that ukraine d

german national anthem plays cheering and applause music: god save the queen cheering and applause they every single game. conceded just one goal during herfirst every single game. conceded just one goal during her first ever tournament as number—one, behind the captain lee williamson, and six goals for the tournament, she has also contributed five aside. four goals in the last three games against the germans. germany, in their away strip today, dark green. the refereeing team todayis dark green. the refereeing team today is led by kateryna monzul. a remarkable story. she continued her refereeing career in the italian league. a lot of experience. as well as the european championships, she has refereed after three world cups, including the final between the usa and japan. germany have made and enforced change late on, top scorer alexandra popp was injured in the warm up. lea schuller, who scored in the opening game against denmark, but has not appeared since, returns to her place. klara buhl scored an own goal, and that is still the only goal they have conceded in the tournament. england

onto british culture, but they do-- they readapt it just like the shirley house and we were singing god save the king and now we just keep the tune and we sing, my country 'tis of thee, the same melody. and speaking of the lion and the unicorn, there's a statue and historic restoration and that does not go over. and there's how much americans are willing to hold onto their material british heritage as a part of historic memmemories, b symbolic comes into play. >> anything you want to add? >> in terms of the lawrence house, and is another, and all loyalist houses that were preserved because people generally said, you know, well, he's not there anymore, but it's a nice house, i'd like that house, right? and? the shirley house, for example, when the entire neighborhood was sort of destroyed at one point, the house itself was made of fresh, heavy timber, so stoutly built that it was more expensive to tear it down than to actually pick it up and move it across the street at one point. because it was a nice house, right? at some point it doesn't really matter that it was a loyalist house and then

my god. save pounds, bottle life financial. i was in shock. i couldn't even begin to process what i was saying. mr. arnold. although no lives were lost, the flood left the village devastated with voice horrible. i'm speechless off the rubble of never seen anything like it. a few years later, germany suffering the effects of a different kind of extreme weather. in 20182019 temperatures rose above 40 degrees celsius in the summer. with no rain for months on end rivers dried up. a disaster for the local environment and its inhabitants. you hutton, last year there was no rainfall here in the region for more than 70 days line. and then in summer 2021 the, our valley in western germany was hit by flash flooding. let's as you looked at and all of a sudden we were confronted with issues that we'd always thought only affected somewhere else in the world of places like bangladesh, dramatic, whether fluctuations have become commonplace. what does the future hold, and what do we need to do to cope with climate change? ah ah. we begin our research in vinta

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to travel, they might rather well have occupied moscow. likewise, it's quite possible that god, that it saved leningrad goes. the german armies were very close to lemond grad as well. hitler had already declared that he was gonna kill all the inhabitants of leningrad and destroy the city and give it to finland. the finish leader marshall mannheim was a 100 percent can shaver of that? meanwhile, honoring his promise to the american people not to get involved in the war, roosevelt passes the neutrality act. during this period, we went as clearly shows, hostility towards the soviet union. by the spring of 1940 all relations between the 2 countries of rose, the americans remain neutral, which rose about later regretted because he understood this was the time to stop the nazis. and the said, the fascist forces, blay, the 10th 1940 german troops invade france, and in just a month hitler enters paris. most of the country is occupied and the french army has no moral lessons. scorsese was up by junior france, a boa hollowed neutral computer. last your fiance of my chela, but in superior than that you,

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. >> he saved my life. god bless him.aker, and he didn't really care that much for his workers. but there was an inevitable metamorphosis based on the encroaching holocaust and what he was personally witnessing that unlocked his empathy. instead of being someone that just gathers wealth for his own pleasure, he started to spend his money to save lives. >> i could have got more out. i could have got more. >> the totality of the meaning of that film, the fact that it created awareness in the world about an era in history that had been forgotten, that it denied the deniers and allowed us to really mean it when we say "never again." "schindler's list" is the greatest experience eye ever had as a filmmaker. when you have technology that's easier to control... that can scale across all your clouds... we got that right? yeah, we got that. it's easier to be an innovator. so you can do more incredible things. [whistling] like pulsing, electric shocks, sharp, stabbing pains, or an intense burning sensation. what is this nightmare?

before we all surrender and yell god save the king, there are some things working on our advantage aswell. like what? what have we got? got to know your terrain. you've got to know your terrain. never go to war without good maps. they know what they are doing but we know all the rocks and trees and indian paths and they are not so sure about that. along with that, we have lots of territory. because we are on defense. as long as washington has an army on the field the united states exists. if you look at the map there's lots of places he can hide. when you look at the win loss column. nevertheless still there, drag it out, take as long as you can, that way, where them down, eventually maybe they will give up. doesn't sound like the most honorable way to win a war but gets the job done. >> pride and principles. >> sure. we call it because. your flag or whatever you want to call it. there is a reason besides home-field advantage, it is your home, your family, your farm, why you came here, you will fight tooth and nail to defend that. further into the south that is what it comes down to,