another point of outrage was a professor from the university of rhode island. nikolai petra and nicolette. petro says that he wasn't really being listened to. he was trying to explain the realities of the conflict, bought some of the clients just didn't want to hear it. here's how the professor put it. under any scenario, ukraine would be the overwhelming loser. if this is what russia meant by removing ukraine's capacity to it will arguably have one in conflict. and this is dean sent revolutions right across the globe. and with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms. race is often very dramatic, development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very difficult time. time to sit down and talk a little he or you all them all to know had they had little philosophy about a motor. we'll be glad i used to hum my touch team about a month too, but i used to go home a 19 day revolution. forget about the solution. this is, you know, only very shallow understanding of things that were

another point of outrage was a professor from the university of rhode island, nikolai petro, and nichol. i, petro says that he wasn't really being listened to. he was trying to explain the realities of the conflict, bought some of the clients just didn't want to hear it. here's how the professor put it. under any scenario, ukraine would be the overwhelming loser. if this is what russia meant by removing ukraine's capacity to wage war against russia than it will arguably have one. though, one of the largest banks in the united states dared have an event that spoke some certain truths about the ukraine conflict. and this is deemed to be unacceptable by the american status quo. it shows how narrow the term, the debate in the united states really are. the, a reminder now of the developing new story from televi where one person has been killed and 7 others injured in a car rounding. incidence is ready. officials call it a terrorist attack. according to israel's ambulance service, all of the victims of tourists, the assailants, reportedly an arab, israeli has been shot dead by police prime mi

another point of outrage was a professor from the university of rhode island. nikolai petro, nikolai petro there is that he wasn't really being listened to. he was trying to explain the realities of the conflict, but some of the client just didn't want to hear it. here's how the professor, under any scenario, ukraine would be the overwhelming loser. if this is what russia meant by removing ukraine's capacity to wage war against russia, then it will arguably have one. so one of the largest banks in the united states dared have an event that spoke some certain truths about the ukraine conflict. and this is deemed to be unacceptable by the american status quo. it shows how narrow the terms of debate in the united states really are. italian journalists at georgia bianchi told us that the western ukraine preferred to silence any voices that doesn't support the one size. the gender jamal, case conflict though ukraine crisis is unfolding on 2 levels. 2 wars are being waged one on the battlefield and the other in the information space. thus, it is obvious that the west and in particular ukrai

another point of outrage was a professor from the university of rhode island, nikolai petro, and nichol. i, petro says that he wasn't really being listened to. he was trying to explain the realities of the conflict, bought some of the clients just didn't want to hear it. here's how the professor put it. under any scenario, ukraine would be the overwhelming loser. if this is what russia meant by removing ukraine's capacity to wage war against russia than it will arguably have one. so one of the largest banks in the united states dared have an event that spoke some certain truths about the ukraine conflict. and this is deemed to be on except of all by the american status quo. it shows how narrow the terms of debate in the united states really are.

another point of outrage was a professor from the university of rhode island, nikolai petro, and nichol. i, petro says that he wasn't really being listened to. he was trying to explain the realities of the conflict, bought some of the clients just didn't want to hear it. here's how the professor put it. under any scenario, ukraine would be the overwhelming loser. if this is what russia meant by removing ukraine's capacity to wage war against russia than it will arguably have one. so one of the largest banks in the united states dared have an event that spoke some certain truths about the ukraine conflict. and this is deemed to be unacceptable by the american status quo. it shows how narrow the terms of the debate in the united states really are kill him up. and now that is our last night, but stay with us because everything you wanted to know about the 1st former us president to be indicted for a crime, but were afraid to ask. will it hinder or help donald trump in his plan and returned to the white house next year? rick sanchez is direct impact. who has that.

another point of outrage was a professor from the university of rhode island. nikolai, petro, and nichol. i, petro says that he wasn't really being listened to. he was trying to explain the realities of the conflict, bought some of the clients just didn't want to hear it. here's how the professor put it. under any scenario, ukraine would be the overwhelming loser if this is what russia meant by removing ukraine's capex.

now another speaker was from the university of rhode island. it was the professor nichol petrow, and he reportedly angered some guess by going over the facts about the russia ukraine war. and he fired back in an interview with the financial times that he was not really being listened to. and that what he was saying in the speech was being misrepresented. here's what the professors that under any scenario, ukraine would be the overwhelming loser. if this is what russia meant by removing ukraine's capacity to wage war against russia than it will arguably have one. so one of the largest banks in the united states dared have an event that spoke some certain truths about the ukraine conflict. and this is deemed to be unacceptable by the american status quo. it shows how narrow the terms of debate in the united states really are caleb anything to the house? i thought he's kellum open speak into his life from new york. but it's holly and journalist, georgia. a be on key code, is that the west and ukraine preferred to finance any voices that don't supp

zelensky a master manipulator and imitator, and then a professor of political science at the university of rhode islandd things that quotes were absolutely shocking and sounded like nikolai petro himself from the ministry of foreign affairs of russia explained a little later in of his speech. he predicted that no matter the outcome, ukraine would be the biggest loser. as the population leaves, and the industry is destroyed in israel , reserve police border guards, pilots and military personnel of the air defense force are urgently sent to the service. the country is preparing to confront palestinian extremists after a series of terrorist attacks, the loudest in tel aviv. there terrorists attacked foreign tourists. seven italian citizens died. man injured pm netanyahu says israel is being pulled into confrontation on several fronts at once, and this must be avoided, but violence that could provoke a large-scale conflict in the middle east sergey pashkov in the morning on the tel aviv embankment flowers were brought , candles were lit, someone found in social networks and printed a portrait of alexander

justice sotomayor flew to rhode island to give a talk in 2016 that she didn't put on her annual financial disclosure or where the university ofhode island where she was speaking for commencement in put together a motorcade with her security detail and had her stay in 11 rooms for free and one of the nicest hotels in the state. we've done this work. that report came at the same week as the pandemic was getting going in march of 2020. briar went on a private plane to nantucket in 2013 and we reported on that so there have been words from other groups about other justices but we cannot do equivalency if there aren't equivalent numbers. if there were trips to indonesia and new zealand and the adirondacks and east texas like with thomas or the free hunting trips that scalia did not report, it's a numbers game and there were way more that they were doing. as a nonprofit, it would be nice if there were two liberal justices who had a pension for a free trip as the two conservative justices but that's not the world we live in. i'm trying to respond to what i see in what's going on. it might have a partisan bent but it shouldn't and th

justice sotomayor flew to rhode island to give a talk in 2016 that she didn't put on her annual financial disclosure or where the university ofd where she was speaking for commencement in put together a motorcade with her security detail and had her stay in 11 rooms for free and one of the nicest hotels in the state. we've done this work. that report came at the same week as the pandemic was getting going in march of 2020. briar went on a private plane to nantucket in 2013 and we reported on that so there have been words from other groups about other justices but we cannot do equivalency if there aren't equivalent numbers. if there were trips to indonesia and new zealand and the adirondacks and east texas like with thomas or the free hunting trips that scalia did not report, it's a numbers game and there were way more that they were doing. as a nonprofit, it would be nice if there were two liberal justices who had a pension for a free trip as the two conservative justices but that's not the world we live in. i'm trying to respond to what i see in what's going on. it might have a partisan bent but it shouldn't and the rules th

rhode island for a brief introduction of the next witness. >> i'm pleased to welcome our fourth witness doctor tyler. assistant professor of political science and international public affairs at brown university in the great state of rhode island. he's the institute assistant professor of studies and devotes time and effort to improving understanding of national security decision-making in the people's republic of china. previously served as the military intelligence officer assignments in afghanistan u.s. cyber command in the office of the secretary defense. thank you to all of our witnesses for being here today and i yield back. >> thank you very much and thank you to the witnesses for taking time here. i recognize william for an opening statement, we have a timer and we will keep it to five minutes. >> members of the subcommittee, it's an honor to be here today to discuss this important topic. i spent 32 years of my career working for u.s. government and the fbi cia is the chairman referenced as the national counterintelligence committee center. i'm here before you today a ceo of the ebenezer group to provide services to boards of directors, ceos, executives and this act we discussed today

of evanston, illinois, where northwestern university is cited. there is a reparations plan locally based upon the unjust discrimination against people of african descent and that municipality, a similar plan as unfolding and providence, rhode island. with regard to california, you have a panel that has been taking testimony for many months now with regard to reparations. your audience should know, however, that even when this panel comes up with their plan, it still has to pass muster in the legislature in sacramento, and then been signed into law by governor gavin newsome who we understand has presidential plans. and that made a hamper his ability to sign so called legislation or such legislation for reparations into law. so there are many obstacles and barriers before reparations is implement. so i, since you have done such a large study into this and you obviously look and see what would work, where would the majority of this money come from? where do you believe that the money that would be paid out should come from and who should it go to? it will come from the us treasury, understand that the death and united states already is over 30 trillion dollars. the deficit is also in the trillions, as i understand that as well. the

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