u. s. calls lebanon's financial meltdown a man made crisis for decades, successive governments were accused of corruption and mismanagement. politicians spent more than the states earned. commercial banks often owned and controlled by the same politicians, offered high interest rates to attract deposits, and became lebanon, major lenders, eventually foreign inflows, soft, and the late 2019 the state system collapse. today depositors are locked out of their accounts is living on the field state center for their in bay road. can the financial meltdown get work for years into the crisis. and political and financial elise are blame for obstructing prospects of securing a rescue package from the map will lebanon, be able to change course find out in the next half hour as the economy minister, i mean, fellow, talk to l. i. minister salon. thank you for joining us. pleasant is living on a failed state. that's a very tough question to very tough question because to prove otherwise is difficult, as when w

u. s. biden called on republicans to work with his democratic party to rebuild the economy. mister speaker, the president of the united states. oh, joe biden, on his way to addressing the nation in his 3rd state of the union speech. with his approval ratings, low, the president wasted little time talking as legislative achievements, focusing on massive investment in infrastructure and critical industry. a very different president than its predecessor, donald trump, but nevertheless presented his own version of america. first, we need the best infrastructure in the world. we used to be movers which saunter 3rd teeth in the. busy world, the united states of america 30. and when we do these projects, again i get criticizes where i make no cheeses. we're, we're going to buy american title by economic protectionism, or it's damaging the international lines of that. if gaining an important has been author, russia invaded ukraine last february with the conflict without to extend into the 2nd year wide and spoke directly to ukraine's ambassador. when pledging continued us military s

u. s. called it a proxy force of russia's defense ministry carrying out missions strategic to moscow. this was most recently seen in money. the money and military john to invite the wagner group into the country to on islamist militants. the mercenaries replaced unpopular french troops. but has since been accused of carrying out massacres, killing hundreds of civilians. oh breton, nothing. we could be heading to bettina. ha. so next france says it's pulling out its soup from there to and wagner, allianz offices have already reported they've been seen in the country. looking at fossil wasn't even in the room for that un vote. rising public opinion against western prisons has been swayed by targeted russian disinformation. the u. s. state department says brushes intensify publication of this information and the use of the walk in a group across africa has spread a trail of lice and human rights abuses. these actors continue operating in africa, exploiting turbulent situations through disinformation to sway public support for the russian government to expand its influence. russian foreig

u. s. calls surveillance balloon was in the united states over those sensitive sites. the secretary said he was going to postpone his trip not cancel because that would have been much harsher and diplomatic language. he was going to postpone his trip and really said that this was a complete violation of american sovereignty and at violation of international law . and said that we before we came in, think about meeting again. this aircraft needs to leave us air space. so he was going there because the relationship is in such a bad place. he said he wanted to create a floor for it. and the bigger backdrop of this is, if there's one thing that this new divided congress seems to agree on, is dave a lot of concerns about china? in fact, the newly emboldened house republican leadership has set a special committee to investigate competition with china. the department of defense calls china, it's pacing challenge. so china is 100 percent to the biggest focus of the joe biden administration's presidency. so sending the balloons as the secretary of state was supposed to meet the

u. s. commitment to the so called free mock. we must double down on our commitment to free people and free markets. the juxtaposition between the u. s and china could not be more clear. they are centralized, we are decentralized, they are close, we are open, they suppress free speech and human dignity. we embrace it. these are the american values that produce the economic strength that has led to the highest living standard and greatest military power in human history. chinese not an ally or strategic partner. they are a competitor and pose the single greatest threat to american global standing. let's discuss the u. s. perception of china we joined now in the studio with arctic interpret a chris ems. always good to see you. chris. thanks for coming in on such a busy day. lots of breaking news. tell you a lot of that big heavy hitting stories for our audience today here on our tea look . you know, it just doesn't stop really between washington and beijing, washington just keeps on. i would say provoking and antagonizing if you wan

u. s. of quote, unjustifiably citing with israel earlier when pressed by a report or a u. s. state department spokesperson refused to call the west by a palestinian territory occupied by his really forces. what kind of ignition you give the path to the west bank. they reside in the territories, resigned and totally dependent as if it were a different planet idea. occupy plans, you do subscribe to the fact that they are and then ministry occupation, so technical question and occupation. so let me say a couple of things. the point is, i believe, i think i may not occupy what is the status that you give that all right for this moment, what kind of out of the day said the recent period? i seen a strong recent doing, i am saying about legally, how do you know that the passing is what invest? yes. so i understand the question you're asking, and as we've said previously, it is vital for both sides to take action to prevent even greater loss. and we condemn any violence escalation or provocation. where we spoke to the reporter involved in the exchange side, our account from the palestinian daily l. coots believes washington mix

the security council meeting later today to try and discuss the situation to try and call for further com. the u. the u. s. are also calling for com, the e u r. we were seeing even israeli defense, the defense spokesman calling you know, to try to deescalate the situation as we saw on sunday, their efforts being made. there was a special summit being held in jordan to try to calm the situation. there were some positive things that came out of that, particularly there's really agreement to not continue building settlements or putting a hold on settlement expansion for some time. but directly after that we had prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying that absolutely there was going to be no pause to settlements. and we had security minister to my bend. we're saying what happens in jordan's days and jordan? so definitely a confused messaging there. and it just doesn't see, this is all coming on the back of 2022, which was the most violent year. this place is seen in some decades almost as the end of the 2nd intifada. this year is looks to be worse. so far. we've seen already in the west bank some 60 palestin

u. s. has already called for another 5500000000 vicki asked to sit for this year. let's not discuss this with economist contribution. bradley blankenship many thanks for joining us on the program this evening. bradley. so what do you make of these numbers? if it look like syria is getting enough international assistance considering its dire situation. well, 1st of all, serious marketing enough help. we can see that through the fact the us is unilaterally sanctioned syria, brutally since it fail at its regime change operation against the country. i was going to show a few days ago with a gentleman from syria name stephen, who was in last year. and he told me that despite the earthquakes, even before that, but he had trouble finding food for his child baby formula. he had to travel all around syria to level to different places to find food for his child. people in syria had been starving for months for years because of the u. s. block it against the country. and of course, this aid can't get in. we've seen statements from politicians. we say they're coordinating with

u. s. is called on pages to follow washington's lead and dealing harshly with to around we've engaged with our c and other global stakeholders on to encourage, in this case the p r c. to take steps to counter a run policies that stabilize the region and threaten our partners and our allies, a runs nuclear program, it's ballistic missile program. it's other malign activities and influence are profoundly destabilizing in the region. that is of concern, not only to us, it should also be of concern to see china will never do something by putting pressure on one country with sacrifices the benefits of the local people. presidency being said that china supports iran in safeguarding and sovereignty independence, territory integrity and national dick d. d, that's a basement basement of the relationship diplomatic relationship is also a move that protects the true multilateralism and safeguards the common interests of the both developing countries. so being the signal is quite clear that the cooperation between the 2 countries does not target any 3rd party trying to support the run is resisting uni

u . s. military. what's beijing's reaction? yeah, baiting has strongly condemned the move by the u. s. it has called it in, quote unquote, over reaction and also violation of international practice. and also it has called in, am there a chance to fail the u. s. embassy in beijing here to lodge a complaint or so a very strong reaction i would say at the official position of the chinese is that it was not a spy balloon. it was a civilian. our flight object that deviated from its initial route because of accidents. basically because of at the strong winds and but to make it clear, the u. s. site obviously thinks this is ally of the pentagon has repeatedly said that it knows a lot about the balloon in things very clearly that this is indeed an issue. a to a surveil, the u. s. secretary of state antony blinking, canceled his visit to beijing. he was supposed to be there right now, and he signs that the chinese government is eager to reschedule that meeting. yet very interestingly, i just went blank and canceled the visit. the foreign ministry he in beijing has issued a statement saying that there was, qu

u. s. that has anything to defend. it's the chinese government because it was engaging in what the u. s. is calling active surveillance. it's not surprising to hear them issue these types of denials . they're in a very difficult spot, but they're in a difficult spot because they placed themselves there. and they decided to take this action against the united states. they've decided i to leverage this program against dozens of countries around the world. i wouldn't say that we're seeking or organize a formal coalition of countries that have been subjected to this specific program. what i would say is we have as part of our diplomatic blocking and tackling since really day. one of this administration's sought to have a convergence of views regarding the challenges presented by the p r c. the state department isn't saying which other countries, chinese bullets have, ugh, crossed in recent times. but the us says that it is consulting with its allies and partners about the best way to confront bay ging about it, spying activities. certainly one thing that ned price wouldn't leave off the table on thursd

suspected of planning attacks. government has been cracking down and what it calls terrorist groups in occupied territories. the u. s. is called on both sides to refrain from further violence. united nations after general, has again condemned russia's invasion of ukraine on the terrace is speaking at an emergency special session of the un general assembly the one year to model. the rush as the version of ukraine stands as a green milestone for the people of ukraine. and for the international community that the invasion is an affront to our collective conscience. because a violation of united nations charter and international law is having that emetic humanitarian and human rights consequences. and the impact is being felt far beyond the ukraine. china's top diplomat diplomat says that beijing's relationship with russia is rock solid. following a meeting with the president vladimir putin, one year visit to moscow as res, concerns that china is now considering sending military assistance to support russia's war effort. chinese government is maintain what it calls and neutral position. they say that they won't be influ

u. s. claims that it's holding so called political prisoner. so nicaragua said, well, if you want these violent crew plotters who are engaged in violent crimes, then you can take them. and now the u. s. can't claim that nicaragua supposedly has political prisoners, which it did not have. and this is the same tactic that the u. s always does. it's called moving the goalpost right. the u. s. says that the, that nicaragua has political prisoner, so nicaragua, releases them on the u. s. redefines a whole, another group of people and says they are political prisoners. this is what happened after the 2018 cru attempt. people who were were convicted of violent crimes and drug dealing and other crimes who were involved in the qu, they were imprisoned. and then as part of negotiations, the nicaraguan government passed an amnesty process that allowed some of these violent plotters to be released. and in the u. s. government said that there was another other political prisoner. so this is yet another example. venezuelan government has also done this where

u. s. what is called the new start treaty went into forest, back in 2011 and it was not due to expire until 2026. and now during his televised speech, which was lazed with disinformation hootin vow that russia would not be defeated on the battlefield. and that the offensive in ukraine would continue. he also claimed that the majority people and ukraine's eastern don bass region wanted to be russian . well, here's more of what put in had to say in his remarks earlier today. ah, after you, i repeat what russia is. you don't, withdrawing from the treaty, you know, but even that is suspending his participation. but before returning to the discussion of this issue, we should understand for ourselves what such countries of the north atlantic treaty alliance like france and great britain claim. jessica, from that high, we will take into account their strategic arsenals. that is, the alliances combine strike potential group through our company would barely put them so alicia's. and joining me now in the studio is database chief international editor richard walker. so richard, what exactly did put i

he found it at the so called russian troll forms which allegedly interfered in the 2016 u. s. presidential elections. now those words have had the western media in a frenzy intentionally overlooking the main idea behind the statement. the trolls are just a drop in the digital ocean and have no effects of the dance. you echo the genuine concerns of the american people. the population of western countries considers the ideology that you are promoting is wrong. therefore, they willingly support the thesis that are thrown in the legal portions into your information environment by the russians. therefore, if you are in deep, it's stupid to deny that some rush controls are making your thing. so the notorious internet research agency, which the west has long claims to be a russian troll farm that helps donald trump. back in the 2016 us presidential elections was apparently the brain child of guinea precaution, the head of the wagner, private military company, at least that's what progression himself admitted after accusations that he was financing the agency. now whether or not he w

u. s. military base. you can call them mad a u. s. government to make a military base and just defaulted or juggle some people from their country. so they call it returned back on the island. no, but we are fighting. that's what i'm fight real fasting for the right. so i, we do not consider that the right to self determination actually applies to the trickle. since i don't the question of self determination, the legal advice we have received is actually the trickle. since we're not and are not a people for me, it's done to move on and see what we can do for the child said community to return back home. there is no us to support from the nomination. i commission african united nish. i don't care about chug or send people lou needs to come to the russian state will never be as tight as on the northland scheme. devastation american goals house on meek, within the 55. with keys on that is 2000 speedy, one else with of ban in the european union. the kremlin media machine, the state on crush up to date and split our t spoke neck, even our

called countering the spread of bio weapons. washington effectively bought the equivalent of a controlling steak and some of ukraine's labs. from that moment on, the u. s. were calling the shots there, only to keep dangerous substances out of bad people's hands. of course, they started the civil war. they picked their puppet to run the government, creating a deep state proxy. now with complete control of the ukrainian government, than the biden's began their dirty work bite and visited ukraine, 13 plus times securing u. s. funding for ukranian. oligarchs than use his power to fire. a state prosecutor who figured out biden's kickback laundering scheme. now, according to crate ukraine's labs were put under the supervision of meta by your t. m. a u. s. firm with expertise in dealing with deadly viruses. like abolla, the source claims that the company even billed secret, bio lab companies in ukraine after the 2014 revolution. and washington was very protective of its secrets. the possession by hostile states or terrorist groups of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons of mass destruction, or related materials or means of delivery, represents the greates

u. s. i'm calling because they're actually going to the us for the conditions. ok. that we're going to have to leave our discussion today. i thank you very much everyone for joining us. he love it. yes, mean. hi, mary and much of les ha, i'm thank you too. very much for watching. can see the program again any time visiting our website. that's al jazeera dot com, and it's got to go to facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. you can also during the conversation on twitter handlers as a j inside story. for me, laura: kyle: i'm the whole team here is bye for now with ah, a global food production is wasteful and it's streaming our planet. but pioneers are adapting with new food sources. jelly fish is delicious with a very light sea food taste and texture similar to calamari and innovative production techniques. and i've seen a vertical farm before, but never in a restaurant after say, this is great. earth rise feeding the billions on a jessina february on i'll just, you know, rhinos in tigers, in the old hosting to the brink of extinction, one or

u. s. a shot down. what it calls a chinese spy balloon. it's also that to secretary of state and to be blinking, calling off his visit to china. what mixed in the bilateral relationship? i'd be asking an expert in singapore for his take on that. and why don't you as china competition in the region? ah, i british manager, welcome to the w news, a sure glad you could join us. 2 days after the united states shot down a suspected chinese spy balloon bay ging has accused washington of damaging efforts to stabilize us. china ties, vice foreign minister sheer fung also accused the us of cold, indiscriminate use of force. so to down the program, we're looking to answer 2 questions arising out of all this. firstly, what next for bilateral ties between the 2 powers? and 2nd, how is china reacting to increased us and western engagement in asia? an area beijing considers its own backyard. we'll get to those questions in a minute, but before that, this is what the reaction in china has been to the shooting down of the balloon to you may well actually i

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u. s. has called on china to follow washington's lead when dealing with iran. we've engaged with the p. r. c and other global stakeholders on to encourage in this case the p. r c, to take steps to counter iran policies that stabilize the region and threaten our partners and our allies, a runs nuclear program, it's ballistic missile program. it's other malign activities and influence are profoundly destabilizing in the region. that is of concern, not only to us, it should also be of concern to the c plus cross live now to you and say, shall see g t n correspondent, unit fate. thanks very much for joining us this afternoon. now the u. s. i was labeled iran's activity as destabilizing wasn't china's position. regard me loving nation. well, thank you for having me, peter. i mean if what for, for china would never do something that putting pressure on a one country with sacrifices the benefit of the local people. so clearly the so called the stabilizing activity is certainly sacrifice is the benefit of the local people. and during the talk of the 2 leaders, presidency didn't being said that

u. s. capital to discuss the so called inflation reduction act on monday. and as the u. s. com, that's been the act, the u. s. congress passed last year. now during their trip will be talking to you as treasury secretary, janet yelling about the the law, which includes $370000000000.00 and subsidies to promote green manufacturing jobs in the u. s. but excludes many of washington's closest partners. the ear fears that this will pull kit, kate green tech companies, away from europe when president biden pledge to invest $370000000000.00 in green energy jobs at home. companies took note, including some abroad like germany's becker robotics. the dillman based business makes cable packages used on car production lines. it's c e o says the u. s. subsidies are enticing enough to consider expanding its business over there. rather than in the u. olds on with amos is for us on her printers. this comes as a relief on some things in germany. take a long time or simply made difficult by bureaucracy, remarked less bureaucracy, lower energy prices, an abundance of well trained technical

u. s. a massive russia calling for total victory of russia. there's an article by garrick us bar i was, is that a victory to the day on conditional surrender? boots in an article by alexander denman saying the same thing. so they all bang using drug and we had bars johnson in washington this week. again, let's say we need to go victory. what about the process of nuclear war? 2 against bluffing, and then you know, and that's, and they are, they will just repeating is so unfortunate for the united states this wrong as, as seen at the moment is a godson basically europe as being eliminated as any kind of a force in the.

u. s. involvement in the ukraine. conflicts, the rally was called arrange against the war machine protests as demanded, and c, u. s. military aid, heave and called for russia and ukraine to seek a peace agreement to resolve the conflict. organized by libertarians and the people's party. the demonstration was billed as the country's largest empty war riley since the us invasion of iraq in 2003 the event featured speakers from across the political spectrum, including former senator ron paul, x presidential, nominee hulsy, gabbard, and political commentator and comedian jimmy to blush those over the whistle blows program, john curio, observe the annual process on location. he gave us a rundown of the demonstrators main demands. i wanted to give you a little bit of an idea of what this event has been like today. first of all, it's much larger than i think any of us had expected. we've had a myriad of fantastic speakers, important people from across the political spectrum. the cost of the war machine itself is a huge issue. it's not only the 100 plus 1000000000 ah, being spent to keep the war g

called a political standoff. was when jordan has more from washington dc. on thursday, the u. s. state department released what it called declassified information related to it. surveillance of the chinese spy balloon, which it shot down over the coast of south carolina on saturday. us officials are now on the defensive, trying to explain why they allowed this craft to cross u. s. air space for so many days, but the state department spokesperson, net price told reporters on thursday that it's not the u. s. that has anything to defend. it's the chinese government because it was engaging in what the u. s. is calling active surveillance. it's not surprising to hear them issue these types of denials. they're in a very difficult spot, but they're in a difficult spot because they placed themselves there. and they decided to take this action against the united states. they've decided to leverage this program against dozens of countries around the world. i wouldn't say that we're seeking or organize at formal coalition of countries that have been subjected to this specific program. what

u. s. military has shot down an unidentified object over alaska on orders from u. s. president joe biden. officials say it's around the size of a call and posed a threat to civilian flights. the u. s. air force down a suspect the chinese spy balloon. last week, the white house says it's not clear what the latest objects came from. in the case today, we're talking about an object again, we don't know a lot about it but, but that at its altitude, represented a potential threat to the safety of flying customers. civil air traffic based on your broad and deep experience. you think my own or have flown this thing in the air. i have no idea. well let's bring in the w. c. me so must on the in washington d. c. so see me. what more do we actually know about the subject? so really what we know at this point is what white house and pentagon officials have revealed of what they've told us so far is that a us fighter jet shot down this high altitude object at around 1 45 pm eastern time . on friday, they told us that it was shot down off the coast of alaska, near the border with canada, and that it was down to over ice. so frozen waters. they al

u. s shoots down a suspected chinese spy balloon bay. jean called it a violation of international practice. she lay extends a state of emergency with hundreds of wild fires burning at least 22 people have died. and hope frances holds a large massy juba calling for forgiveness as he wraps up his historic visit to south cigar. ah, thank you very much for joining us. former pakistani president prevents machine has died at the age of 79 after a long illness had been living in exile in dubai. since 2016 al jazeera fell high, rod takes a look back at my sharps life and the controversy surrounding his political career . her resume, sheriff was living in exile for years. fighting to clear his name for the former, pakistani president was charged in connection with a 2007 assassination of former prime minister been as their bhutto. he was also sentenced to death off to being found guilty of treason before a court in pakistan overturned it in 2020. the head of the military had seized power in a bloodless coup in 1999 and served as president from 2001 until 2008. after the 911 attacks sheriff aligned

u. s. involvement. the ukraine conflicts the rally was called range against the war machine processors demanded an end to u. s. military aid for keith. i'm call for russia. and you going to see the physically with the home organized, why the libertarian and peoples are these are the demonstration was billed as the country's largest, and he was running the us invasion of iraq in 2003. the rally featured speakers from across the principal spectrum including forma, ron full, x presidential, nominee, healthy god, and political commentator, and comedian jimmy door. the people are those all the whistle blowers program, john curio who was at the rally. he says people there race. he questions about the u. s. dominated nato military alliance. one of the questions that's been asked repeatedly, bite speaker after speaker after speaker, is why is there even a needle? why does nato exist? once upon a time, nato existed to protect the united states in western europe from the soviet union. the soviet threat, united states no longer exists. so why is there a nato? is it to fight in afghanistan or iraq? because that's wh

u. s. of planning a so called provocation in ukraine, using toxic chemicals, or with hulu, lia, to americans on february 22nd, the wilson center, and for one shall american n g o. held a conference on events in ukraine. speaking of the event, a former us ambassador to russia, john sullivan said, and i quote, one year with russian troops planned to deploy chemical weapons in the area of special military operations. we've got this information as an intention of the united states themselves and been accomplices to carry out a provocation in ukraine using toxic chemical that will, we gave warning that if any such a publication deploying toxic chemicals takes place, we will identify the crew culprits and punish them to move you, monique, will some avenge, fade has more. now for moscow, the ministry of defense for the 1st time has actually detailed a plan of how allegedly chemical weapons have been brought into ukraine in near the done yes, the region. this is where intense fighting has been taking place for the last few months. the minister defense has actually identified the number of bo, gave t

it's calls for fighter jets from the west. also coming up u. s. secretary of state anthony blanket wraps up his middle east visit with a call for peace and expressed his concern about escalating tensions between israelis and palestinians. and families of those killed in mondays, mosque bombing in peshawar are buried their dead. at least 100 people lost their lives in pakistan's deadliest militant attack in years. ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. russian forces in eastern ukraine have gained ground close to bach mood in a continuing offensive that has destroyed parts of the city. ukraine is pressuring its allies to supply fighter jets as president below 2 mirrors, the lensky warns that russia is preparing for a major escalation of the conflict. meanwhile, a coalition of 12 countries has promised to keep between 120, and 140 tanks in a 1st wave of deliveries in a little in the nation. the simon w. correspondents on the phone. the card joins us now from keeps us sonya ukraine said to get tanks as we've heard. now it says it wants fighter

u. s. involvement in the ukraine. conflicts. right. it was called rage against the war machine. protesters demanded an ent and to the u. s. military aid for keith and called for russia and ukraine to seek a peace agreement to resolve the conflict. organized by the libertarian and peoples parties, the demonstration was built as the country's largest anti war rally since the u. s . invasion of iraq in 2003, the running featured speakers from across the political space, including former senator wrong pull x presidential nominee policy. deborah and the political commentator and canadian people originally dulls the liable speaker. that's all the whistle blow program. john korean, who was at the riley. nissan people there. res, key questions about the u. s. dominated nato military alliance. one, the questions that's been asked repeatedly by speaker after speaker after speaker is why is there even a needle? why does nato exist? once upon a time, nato existed to protect the united states in western europe from the soviet union. the soviet threat united stat

it's happened again another close call at a major u. s airport this time in texas, a potential disaster averted with only moments tospare. this morning. federal officials investigating a string of runway incidents and close calls the latest friday in austin, texas, where a southwest flight was ordered to abort takeoff from the same runway where a fedex cargo flight was landing southwest of port is on the go in thechaos, the southwest pilot refused to follow the towers order to turn off the runway. roger can turn right, unable to move may have averted disaster as the fedex pilot aborted its landing and pulled up at the last second, the tower had told him determined to the right, but that would have been a very dangerous thing to do, and the southwest pilot refused it. it follows a dramatic close call just last month between a delta and american airlines flight at jfk airport in new york. 1943 cancel takeoff plans to planes carrying more than 300 people coming within 1000 ft of colliding with the departing delta flight was able to abort tak

u. s. and u. k. pondering the country's wealth and resources. however, the revolution caught washington by surprise. here at the former u. s. embassy, which iranians called the den of espionage american intelligence service, used to possess the most sophisticated spying tools. they even boasted they had every single detail about major events, particularly demonstrations and riots on the table. however, the cia did not see the prospects for a revolution. any time so that he was and u. k, were not prepared for a regime change in iran, am awful maney chanted the slogan of independence from superpowers. something which would put an end to the british and american dominance on iran soil. the 2 countries had already overthrown the democratically elected governments of mohammed massaged them by orchestrating the 1953 coo and reinstating the shaw to power. that's what made toppling the shaw in 1979 thinking the unthinkable for washington . as if viewed mohammed was up on the v as a close ally and at the best sense of the word, a papa. this is an enchanted land, in which maternity, thanks to an enlightened young ruler in the presence of an enormous supply of petr

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