then, with the unification of italy in 1861, naples fell from being an important political capital to just another provincial town. neapolitans lament that after their city joined the newly united italy, its riches were swallowed up by the new country. as the city's wealth was used to fund the industrial expansion of the north, naples eventually lost its status and glamour. today, italy's third largest city feels in many places like an urban jungle. its lack of open spaces or parks makes it europe's most densely populated city. watching the police try to enforce traffic sanity is almost comical in this gritty city.

i'm well represented by my attorneys here from the family unification crusade.nell here who's gonna need considerably better counsel than his well-meaning brother-in-law by the time i get through with him. then you are planning to appear in court? you're damn straight. i'm gonna sue his ass for defamation of character, malicious libel, and what else? conspiracy. that's right, conspiracy and fraud. fraud? that's right. you fraudulently deprived me of money you promised and i accepted in good faith from that wife of yours. and you listen here, buster. you better have damn good evidence to back up those charges you just made 'cause i'm gonna haul your sorry ass in the court and sue you for every damn cent you're worth. calling me a hypocrite and a fraud in front of all these witnesses was your big mistake, buster. what do you say, am i right or am i right? you're right, orville. you're damn right i'm right. now come on, we got business to take care of. i'll see you in court, asshole. just a minute, reverend tarbrush. i'd like to have a word with you. well, i've got

the substance of typical ration of russia's support of both of the korean a peaceful get the re unification of korea and the new clergy showed up on a korean companies to offer it would be. this time the microsoft took it to console the wii fit of possible because slowly babe idea of real economic commitments while we're well past the cold war era of international politics but in this new moon day and age what should the korean government do to enhance relations with russia on simply look. demands on the porch. while the wii russia is one promise of what they expected from us that's precisely where a new design approach. and this summit conference. and i believe it's that good the enviroment is the purpose of why because we don't know how. this time. hall was show up eagerly of us in india might go on to devote to assassinate said it and that's me console me have to in the coming years. i mean the kid to baker's our camp but then we have to pay okay attention to what the review team and what they'd be the one to one dvd expect from korea. mr taylor director of career foundation thank you ve

again ronald reagan was very about unification. chris christie has to help when it is not shooting inside the tent. rudy giuliani tried to ignore those states and go right to florida it didn't work very well. >> i want to get to the virginia governor's race before we get out of there. you think christie is well positioned to start plying to indiana. >> he is but it's a very conservative state. anybody believes that he didn't take a hit for the tea party is out of their mind. he's going to try to do it without the tea party. i think he can do it. >> and libertarians. >> and libertarians. >> we are going to get to that next. the other governor's race we thought would be more of a blowout comes right down to the wire it was in virginia. here is cuccinelli who ultimately at the end of the night lost the race. >> despite being out spent by the president of $15 million this race came down to the wire because of obamacare. that message will go out across america tonight. >> eric, conventional wisdom was he was going to lose big. mcauliffe

and, again, ronald reagan was very about unification. and i do think that chris christie has to adjust his attitude as far as not shooting inside the tent if he has any hope. we saw what happened when the last candidate, rudy giuliani, i believe, tried to ignore those conservative states like iowa and south carolina and go right to florida, didn't work very well. >> well, i want to get to the virginia governor's race before we get out of here. do you want to make any. do you think governor chris christie is well-positioned to start flying to des moines, iowa? >> he is. it's a caucus state, it's very, very conservative. and if anybody believes he didn't take the heat and hit the tea party is out of their minds. he's been making this point over and over again. he's going to try to do this without the tea party and i think he wants to do it. >> and libertarian. >> libertarian. we're going to get to that next because the other governor's race we thought was going to be more of a blowout turned out to come right down to the wire. it was in vi

you need a unification site. if you pick up the home phone and don't hear a dial tone, try again. make sure there is a land line hard wired to the -- not plugged in. if you can make a phone call you should call somewhere further away. if you have someone out of state that way they are not effected. who's okay, who's not, who has not called yet, that way you know who you are waiting for. after an earthquake or disaster if you know everyone in the family is safe you have no worries. if you work in the city and you live in the north bay, the bridge is down. make that phone call. your family is safe, you are safe. i can do more work helping the people in san francisco than trying to get back right away. your family knows you are okay and you could be rescuing the city. having a family plan. twice a year we say, change your batteries in your smoke detectors and replenish your supplies with new food. your spouses say what are you going to do in a disaster? if you go to school, the school has a plan set in place. if a quake hits they will evacuate to certain areas. you will have to pick

then, with the unification of italy in 1861, naples fell from being an important political capital tost another provincial town. neapolitans lament that after their city joined the newly united italy, its riches were swallowed up by the new country. as the city's wealth was used to fund the industrial expansion of the north, naples eventually lost its status and glamour. today, italy's third largest city feels in many places like an urban jungle. its lack of open spaces or parks makes it europe's most densely populated city. watching the police try to enforce traffic sanity is almost comical in this gritty city. the vast piazza garibaldi, facing the train station, provides an off-putting welcome to those arriving by train. but get beyond this and naples surprises the observant traveler with its good humor and decency. its people have an impressive knack for living, eating... and raising children in the streets. southern italy's leading city, naples offers a fascinating collection of museums, churches, and eclectic architecture. this tangled mess, as intense an urban scene as anything

fragmentation of these these movements these rebel movements are leading to the breakup while the then the unification of the arab world almost i never meant a two state solution that's a three state solution you can't get hamas and fatah to work together let me say how a change could take place on expectedly. the prime minister netanyahu has been very bellicose about it starting a war with iran and the start of a war would probably bring on the israelis. the first thing that went wrong is that as soon as the police got to the house they decided thomas had committed this crime that was their first error and then everything they did after that just compounded the error. thomas was twelve years old at the time today he is nineteen. and the police pressure he confessed to everything and was sent to prison. the supreme court would overturn the sentence two years later after the details of his interrogation were revealed. the video recording of the interview was appalling. the pictures caused the worst police candle in the history of the state of arkansas. state police. i mean. some of the story. like it i

the initiative to help identify the commemoration to make this evening happen and to effectuate a unification award ceremony. in a moment i will ask christian and davis to take over the meeting. i couldn't pass up the opportunity to share my feelings and thoughts here now as we begin this ceremony and as we talk about this anniversary of the march on washington and on several occasions today i heard parts of the speech. at one point, i was in a venue where the entire speech was played. it's really amazing that some of these words that were spoken 50 years ago resonate today. also it was amazing and i think many who were there would agree the very few would have thought that on the 50th anniversary of that march, that the president of our state, an african american would be in that spot commemorating this event. we are going to continue to do that work. the san francisco human rights commission is also almost 50 years old. the discussions that were part of the march on washington are what led to the same discussions to the founding of the human rights commission 50 years ago. we are entering t

before unification in 1707, the scots fought valiantly against the english invaders.l hero is william wallace, who led successful guerrilla campaigns against the english in the late 13th century, before his eventual betrayal. stirling is the site of one of william wallace's most famous victories. the story of william wallace became famous throughout the world, after a book and movie called "braveheart" came out. now, the movie starring mel gibson, spawned legions of fans, and actually tonight, here at stirling castle, there's a braveheart banquet. you must be shoris wallace. >> correct. >> hi, i'm megan. >> how ya doing? >> i came to see about trying on a tartan. >> right, okay then. just relax. >> okay. >> now that you almost got your procession with the kilt. but because you're a female -- i need to lift you a wee bit -- can i come across you? >> yes. i'll lift you, and just go back a wee bit. there you go. gently. >> there you go. >> i didn't look up your kilt, by the way. >> [ laugh ] right. don't forget to lift your arms up. what we're gonna do is puts something

for that week the european position is this unification we can see it soon if the summit competes with nice sign of a signature that protests could escalate as they did in two thousand and four during the current revelation. our correspondent in kiev reports that thousands of people are gathering in downtown kiev though asking the same thing as the president signed the association agreement with the eu. odd tastes intellectuals but also people from neighboring countries because they think that this could announce any change things in ukraine. also the house plan come to you when you lose the key of my gun. in cairo hundreds rallied into thursday night's against a court verdict of a group of young female demonstrators flights of the reformed camp of movement oh wait yes i agree with fourteen off. at last thursday's rally was in defiance of the new law criminalizing protests held with a knife police permits violators face fines and prison terms often you'll sparked a wave of anger among liberals and youth groups nearly two dozen women and girls were given heavy prison sentences of what t

fragmentation of these these movements these rebel movements are leading to the breakup rather than the unification of the arab world palestine never meant a two state solution that's a three state solution if you can't get hamas and fatah to work together let me say how a change could take place on expectedly. the prime minister netanyahu has been very bellicose about it starting a war with iran and the start of a war would probably bring on the u.s. . we speak your language another day and. news programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little tonnage of angles the stories. you hear. the choice at all to spanish. visit. deliberate torch is on its epic journey to such. one hundred twenty three days. through two thousand nine hundred town two cities of russia. relayed by fourteen thousand people or sixty five thousand killings. in a record setting trip by land air sea another space. a limp a torch relay. on r t r g dot com. the police heather to provide more details and she falls into this trap when she tries to act out the scene. i'm a link this. she said here. actually

remarks that it would turn the presidential office of town monday into a sea of fire to this old unification ministry spokesperson quito said in a statement released on friday that the ministry regrets the north's continuous attempts to instigate a rebellion despite previous warnings from the south. the ministry also urged the north to provide information on a south korean national was been arrested across the border on allegations that he is a spy. pres and bought today held a summit talks with visiting allow a president that some of the science on at the presidential office that only day where economic cooperation top the agenda the two leaders agreed to develop blouses abundant natural resources using cutting edge technologies from cumbria and signed an mou to join forces with or interference and the true cost of coal coal and scrape the second part of the country. billy is the president also agreed to allow three companies participate in the area's infrastructure projects. this entry. in addition korea tentatively agreed to provide lala split forty million us dollars in development aid f

his work covers the period from the end of row twenty three with the unification. so it sits the range of german society and how it has changed in years. each day as well and people in german society. standing before us and hide the dvd flights but the greatest of the people and yet also in comparison to history at times she is significant that humans were all good just what is fingers. it will stand here and find a page that they felt best for themselves. and then says to take the kids to what i felt it was ready to buy it so i can tell i'm a bad series it is also the top people just want to be seen in history these are the number has been just been another theory is that it's worth it. selling gesture mysteriously webster. people everyday life. as a judge. on it again with a bow at a textile factory the other bridges with people find it if you are in the photograph as a result we are also a smile. in the gms he still has the inside jurors and eight. the people. it's just not always where they would on a leaky. leo and that was a bit so that guests should ask. tha

fragmentation of these these movements these rebel movements are leading to the breakup rather than the unification of the arab world at least i never meant a two state solution that's a three state solution you can't get hamas and fatah to work together let me say how what change could take place on expectedly. prime minister netanyahu has been very bellicose about it starting a war with iran and the start of a war would probably bring on the israelis. wealthy british style. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the blue. economy reports on. again now iran has stopped expanding its nuclear facility since the standard harney became president three months ago that's confirmed in a new report from the international atomic energy agency released during negotiations on iran's nuclear program however the us congress pushing for a new sanctions against iran the news doesn't necessarily mean progress in the talks are. reports. right now negotiations with iran on a nuclear deal or at this very fragile stage with one big component missing trust iranians don't trust the u.s. they've been duped

at that time but you have any of those last sunday said it was this unification of all moments afghanistan is that it means to be the conservative society. the folders have got access to the gk the taleban have recently for some girls schools to close those women who do manage to choose given that in life have had to work hard for it. at that the condiment of the pack i then head bobble fun day at school means mileage in china on the fact that i caught a fish bite of fish when the shuttle's first. i don't check the sake of a contract with the time i make at evening's end of this the buffet that is good and the sunna. the new economy club level but a second identical but it's an emotion love. they are getting more than just arrived. they're getting in each case. thanks to an initiative of the hebrew university of jerusalem and israel railways train passengers are treated to a lecture but some of the universe is but i didn't have socks. he says. joe interested in what was coming into the room. we don't work just as fun. with that. i saw the trade the series develops its leader but at the uni

mentioned the art music and that was one of the most captivating things i think the incredible unification with the signs just incredible you know everything that we're looking at here is so beautiful you know i mean all the all that materials and of course the bands you perform there why did choose to incorporate this into the rally to make sure that it resonates beyond the people who understand the value of privacy social movements in our country have always been rooted in culture beyond policy and so that was the idea with the bands was to speak to different folks who might not necessarily care as much about the n.s.a. but like to hear it could be the more different kinds of genres the movement can cover and how the broader its reach to the american people and ultimately what we're talking about here the struggle around domestic surveillance and constitutional rights this is a battle for democracy against our nation's intelligence agencies and if we confine ourselves to blogs and newspapers we will lose if it ends up being at dinner tables and on street corners and in classrooms and eve

his work covers the period from the end of row twenty three with the unification. so it sits that means. german society and how it has changed in years. he says well when people enter society standing before us and hide the dvd flights but the greatest of the people and yet also in comparison to history at times she is significant that humans were all good just what is best fingers. it'll stand here and find a page that they felt best for themselves. and then just it's good to take the kids when they felt it was ready to buy it so i can tell time that's the reason it is also evocative. people just want to be seen in history these are the number has been in jeju do. another theory is that it's worth it selling just are mysteriously webster. people everyday life. working at a judge. on it again with a bow at a textile factory the other which people find it. if you are in the photograph as a result the guitar also a smile. in the jacuzzi tubs to the side jurors and eight. the people gia not always where they would on a linky to the that guests should ask

europe's re unification. here is hoping to generate understanding for romania situation. api people forty the seat. we need to be who he tells his school enough of that. the teams that these garments. speaking of which is still too close to their team. the foundation of statistics said on shaping the future of the city he said east and west should stick together in times of eu crisis. the promoters agree i'm the one idea. but we're convinced that europe will develop and will become strong from the bottom up. at the bottom we have the cities which means the people the citizens and that's how it came about. this is a sunday. his country like many in the eu is in a state of crisis but amiable confusing art and culture to try and change romanians future dixon stuart's eu red tape most of th coffee year ago when officials in brussels had to recall the plan to ban them on a foil pans from restaurant tables. it was simply too much outrage many europeans xd mania say cpu with its big variety of new regulations. the eu says weitz vacuum cleaners can be sold with slight olds can be

you mentioned the art music and i was one of the most captivating things i think the incredible unification with the signs just incredible you know everything that we're looking at here is so beautiful you know i mean all the all the good materials and of course the bands you perform there why did choose to incorporate this into the rally to make sure that it resonates beyond the people who understand the value of privacy social movements in our country have always been rooted in culture beyond policy and so that was the idea with the bands was to speak to different folks who might not necessarily care as much about the n.s.a. but like to hear a good beat and the more different kinds of genres the movement can cover and the broader its reach to the american people and ultimately what we're talking about here is the struggle around domestic surveillance and constitutional rights this is a battle for democracy against our nation's intelligence agencies and if we confine ourselves to blogs and newspapers we will lose if it ends up being at dinner tables and on street corners and in classrooms

says it may seek the help of third parties to secure the release of the detainee id nine muses unification ministry correspondent on sunday has more. the yes minister yet if the case and said tuesday that was during that half the night repeated calls for details about the south korean eat a need for it two straight days the official request but said the nt enter korean pop by tumbling down. the claims of november seven that it had rested at south korean spy working for the national intelligence service as its partner and her cat nap. no information about the dt he has eaten at least such as his name or whether he is and crying. idf intelligence agency denies that the man is one of its agents while some christian groups that becky is the missionary base in china. the government set up a taskforce last week to handle the issue. an official at the deputation ministry said that if the north continues to reject souls that passed the maintenance and through a third party such as an international organization. meanwhile the ministry said that the north has accepted a proposal to hold working leve

person shooting game with me too ok set to visit and that he hasn't done so as of yet south korea's unification ministry in response to the reports said they were not aware of any plans by enjoyment to visit china the trade ties between korea and japan are showing no signs of improving with the new report claiming that prime minister shinzo lobby has called korea a foolish country is dismissive remarks that stirs up anger and controversy and the nation and uses foreign affairs correspondent and he has this report. a conservative japanese magazine published on thursday. japanese prime ministers in the lafayette calling for me at least country that is the fact that the japanese leader reportedly compared the effort china. ate that while china is an absurd country it still able to wear it in a diplomatic matter. he said serbia on the other hand it's just a foolish country the remark is expected to further a title that diplomatic not between the teenagers. relations between seoul and tokyo have seen frosty with jeff and refusing to apologize for wrongdoing during its thirty five the occupation of k

so, i take it you girls couldn't see you're way clear to watching the family unification televival thist 3:00. and they had on this black gospel choir and they were pretty good. and tarbrush? well, he came out and talking about how he needed to raise some money and pass some big bill in congress and how he just sold off this big farm in mississippi to raise some cash. oh, poor man. well, then it was time for the thrasher countdown. and so we kinda switched the channel. i see. well, they had on the spawn of satan. it really kicked. sounds wholesome. i'm gonna take mom's plate up to her. mary ann. sorry. may i please be excused? yes, you may. and tell your mother i'll be up to see her after we finish dinner. i will. oh, and mary ann... yes, daddy? i want you to get right to your homework. i don't wanna catch you hanging out with walter on the phone. i won't, daddy. that's my little girl. and remind your mother to say grace. well, what's wrong, doreen? you don't approve of saying grace? i don't give a fart in a windstorm. whatever gets you through, you know? yes, well, so danny, did you ca

you can top of the savannah at the time but you have any of those last sunday said it was this unification of all moments afghanistan is that it means to be the conservative society the folders have got access to the gk to tell but have recently for some girls schools to close those women who do manage to choose get on that in life have had to work hard for it. at that i did have a bobble on the day and for me smile against us on the fact that i have caught a fish bite of fish when the shuttle's nose. i don't check the sake of a contract with the time i make at evening's end of this the buffet that is good and the sunna. the new economy cannot wipe the blood a second identical but it's an emotion love. you try getting more than just arrived they're getting in each case thanks to an initiative of the hebrew university of jerusalem and israel railways train passengers are treated to a lecture but some of the universe is but i didn't have . he says. joe interested in what was coming into the room. we don't work just as fun. touch wood. i saw the trade the series develops its leader but the un

fragmentation of these these movements these rebel movements are leading to the breakup rather than the unification of the arab world. ok and when you want to get palestine go ahead charlie johnson and charlie jenkins that is with a sort of. i have never met a two state solution it's a three state solution you can't get hamas and fatah to work together and that's the nub of the problem until you know these two groups are ready to settle their differences you know who who is abbas representing at the table he doesn't have the people of gaza with him so it and that's just a microcosm ok and you want to jump in there i mean because i mean let me let me tell you i said go ahead i'm going to let me having having said they'll be no no change let me say how a change could take place on expectedly. a prime minister netanyahu has been very bellicose about it starting a war with iran and it looks like he's increasingly isolated in that point of view if israel were to launch an attack on iran that could be a game changer but my view of it i write a column called contrary and commentary which is to say look at

their heels somewhat and they are supporting these fighting groups these fighting groups are making unification movements in between them their figures seem to be slowly but surely you know becoming coming on the media they are trying to take political matters into their own hands and it seems that even the politicians who are really running around trying to put their names on the geneva that and then the lists are not going to have any legitimacy at all so these talks scuppered before they've even started according to what you say where russia and the us have gone to great lengths to bring about this peace conference those efforts waste time then yeah it's not completely wasted because the saudis can be convinced i mean we don't know they seem to be very stubborn about it they've even shunned the united in of the united nations security council seat for each just to make the point that they're not happy with whatever is happening in a sense around them but this is not only about the saudis and their part in the region this is also about the americans and the russians being able to sit with eac

fragmentation of these these movements these rebel movements are leading to the breakup rather than the unification of the arab world. ok and when you want to get palestine go ahead charlie johnson and charlie jenkins that is living as it was. i had never met a two state solution it's a three state solution you can't get hamas and fatah to work together and that's the nub of the problem until you know these two groups are ready to settle their differences you know who who is abbas representing at the table he doesn't have the people of gaza with him so it and that's just a microcosm ok and you do want to jump in there i mean because i mean let me let me tell you she said her head i'm going to let me having having said there'll be no no change let me say how a change could take place on expectedly. a prime minister netanyahu has been very bellicose about it starting a war with iran and it looks like he's increasingly isolated in that point of view if israel were to launch an attack on iran that could be a game changer but my view of it i write a column called contrarian commentary which is to say lo

of these these movements these rebel movements are leading to the breakup while other than the unification of the arab world palestine never met a two state solution it's a three state solution you can't get hamas and fatah to work together let me say how a change could take place unexpectedly. the prime minister netanyahu has been very bellicose about it starting a war with iran and the start of a war would probably boomerang on the israelis. i think. the really to do is show that you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy schreck allmers. well. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across the cynical we've been hijacked like handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers one protester i'm john mark and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world to go beyond identifying the problem to try a rational debate and a real discussion c

and the support can be used by groups the sky got the unification movement in between them the figures seem to be related to the community coming coming from the media is trying to take matters into their own hands. and it seems that even the politicians who are greedy. running around trying to put the names of the geneva and the attendance list so i can have any visit to seattle so they still scuppered unfolded the most topical into it saying that russia the us and gone to great lengths to bring about this piece called friends of those efforts waste time again. the second pt least because the saudis can be convinced. i mean we don't do the scheme could be very stubborn. they even come the united united nations security council seat for each choose to make the point that there are happy with whatever is happening and innocence around. yet that the saudis and their part in the region he says also that the americans and russians being able to keep each other i told my daughter and say you knew you need an agreement has been steeped in even worse he couldn't stick to the americans how to

fragmentation of these these movements these rebel movements are leading to the breakup rather than the unification of the arab world almost i never meant a two state solution it's a three state solution you can't get hamas and fatah to work together let me say how what change could take place on expectedly. the prime minister netanyahu has been very bellicose about it starting a war with iran and the start of a war would probably go on the israelis. this is money whenever a few who would want to look at all is there still can't believe. my first. trip be good for. fortune been able to cope. with. the shores of larger. body or. the level of them are. coming up on our team change the channel worldwide demonstrations are planned for tomorrow to protest the mainstream media we'll talk to one of the event organizers about why the mainstream media is bad news just ahead. plus the t.s.a. is getting its very own pat down a new government report is critical of the t.s.a. program that's already cost taxpayers nearly one billion dollars take off your shoes because that is coming up. and on his eightieth birt

fragmentation of these these movements these rebel movements are leading to the breakup rather than the unification of the arab world. ok and when you want to get palestine go ahead charlie johnson and charlie jenkins that is with a sort of. i have never met a two state solution that's a three state solution you can't get hamas and fatah to work together and that's the nub of the problem until you know these two groups are ready to settle their differences you know who is abbas representing at the table he doesn't have the people of gaza with him so it and that's just a microcosm ok and you do one jump in there i mean because i mean let me let me tell you senator go ahead i'm going to let me having having said they'll be no no change let me say how a change could take place on expectedly. a prime minister netanyahu has been very bellicose about it starting a war with iran and it looks like he's increasingly isolated in that point of view if israel were to launch an attack on iran that could be a game changer but my view of it i write a column called contrary and commentary which is to say look at t

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fragmentation of these these movements these rebel movements are leading to the breakup rather than the unification of the arab world that it's trying to promote a two state solution that's a three state solution you can't get hamas and fatah to work together let me say how we're changed. could take place on expectedly. or prime minister netanyahu has been very bellicose about it starting a war with iran and the start of a war would probably bring on the israelis. meanwhile in vietnam blue car count the former general director of bank financial faces the death penalty for embezzling five hundred thirty three billion dong. that's about twenty five billion dollars. and now also this week a former u.s. senator is a confessed to complaining or committing some horrific deadly money printing since many more dongs than five hundred thirty billion were embezzled from the american people according to andrew hutaree who admitted to a gruesome bond buying spree that had financially butchered main street america their bloated carcass is fed to the gluttonous money changers and the writ of devils on wall street

the fragmentation of these these movements these rebel movements are leading to the breakup the unification of the arab world i never met a two state solution that's a three state solution if you can't get hamas and fatah to work together let me say how what change could take place on expectedly. prime minister netanyahu has been very bellicose about it starting a war with iran and the start of a war would probably bring on the israelis. exactly what happened that day i don't know but a woman got killed. piers later is when i got arrested for. for a crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results. innocent people to confess the police officers don't beat people anymore i mean it just doesn't happen really. in the course of interrogation why because there's been this is like meant no because the psychological techniques are more effective in obtaining confessions than physical abuse and they were off taking they could get what they wanted they can say what they wanted and there was no evidence of what they did or what they said. if you. need the o

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