our two favorites are usa id and the national endowment for democracy and he did what is the any day well as editor of consorting news robert perry put it in one thousand nine hundred three and he took over the cia's role of influencing electoral outcomes because who has the time right and. these kids that got in the way of u.s. interests and also serves as a sort of slush fund for neo cons now i don't know about you but when i picture a neo con slush fund i picture like dick cheney mitch mcconnell and bill kristol naked in a small bath tub filled with vomit of all their victims. i mean i know it's gross but it's probably less gross than what a neo con slush fund really is. so we use anything and usa id to destabilize countries and keep in mind there are consequences to destabilizing countries you know we indirectly killing a lot of people a lot of people and poor destitute they end up with their lives or a lot of people at least lose their high scores on their video games which is i mean i understand why nobody cares about an infant with cholera but twenty thousand points on level f

our two favorites are usa id and the national endowment for democracy and he did what is the any day well as editor of consorting news robert perry put it in one thousand nine hundred three and he essential he took over the cia's role of influencing electoral outcomes because who has the time right and. the stabilising governments that got in the way of u.s. interests and also serves as a sort of slush fund for neo cons now i don't know about you but when i picture a neo con slush fund i picture like dick cheney mitch mcconnell and bill kristol naked in a small bath tub filled with vomit of all their victims. i mean i know it's gross but it's probably less gross then what a neo con slush fund really is. how we use anything and usa id to destabilize countries and keep in mind there are consequences to destabilizing countries you know we indirectly killing a lot of people a lot of people and poor destitute they end up with their lives or a lot of people at least lose their high scores on their video games which is i mean i understand why nobody cares about an infant with cholera but tw

us like to create ours using a good wholesome front nonprofit organization are two favorites are usa id and the national endowment for democracy and he did what is the any day well as editor of consortium news robert perry put it in one thousand nine hundred three any idea centrally took over the cia's role of influencing electoral outcomes because it was the time right and. the stabilizing governments that got in the way of us interest and he d. also serves as a sort of slush fund for neo cons now i don't know about you but when i picture a neo con slush fund i picture like dick cheney mitch mcconnell and bill kristol naked in a small bath tub. filled with the vomit of all their victims yeah i mean i know it's gross but it's probably less gross than what a neo con slush fund really is. so we use anything and usa id to destabilize countries and keep in mind there are consequences to destabilizing countries you know we indirectly killing a lot of people a lot of people and poor destitute they end up with their lives or a lot of people at least lose their high scores on their video games

seventeen to fund opposition to the elected send a nice the government of daniel ortega along with the usa id and other state department related group which does the same spend about five million ok so now let's take there are six million people in nicaragua that's about two dollars for every citizen let's imagine that russia and china got together and spent one billion dollars or about two dollars for every american citizen to fund civil society groups and the media in the us including groups that we don't know they fund to topple the american elected government can you imagine the uproar can you imagine what would the united states do russia has actually banned the national endowment for democracy because it was seeking a color revolution in russia. how would americans react the thing is americans don't know that they do this they don't know that their taxpayer dollars fund this and they don't know the consequences the consequences in nicaragua were dire a country that was growing at a five percent rate a year the economy was very productive which had no migration crisis which was not contr

about destroying an example of socialism to the rest of latin america it was funded substantially by usa id and the regime change arm of the united states the national endowment for democracy and we don't hear about any of that we don't meet any of the student leaders who were beaten half to death shot or tortured because they turned against this plan for regime change and we see no analysis of it what it was was a classic color revolution like the kind we saw in eastern europe blended with the horrors of libya and syria except fortunately for the people of nicaragua the rebels in this case were not armed by the u.s. they had been the bloodshed would still be continuing to send in east the government has defeated a coup and in the us media it's still being portrayed as some kind of people's revolution it was a right wing counterrevolution initiative in israel very similar very similar to what we saw in venezuela with the go to where the right wing opposition would close off entire neighborhoods with roadblocks to try to damage the economy they would attack anyone any supporters of the gover

to fund the opposition to the elected send in nice the government of daniel ortega along with the usa id another state department related group which does the same it's been about five million ok so now let's take there are six million people in nicaragua that's about two dollars for every citizen let's imagine that russia and china got together and spent one billion dollars or about two dollars for every american citizen to fund civil society groups and the media in the us including groups that we don't know they fund to topple the american elected government can you imagine the uproar can you imagine what would the united states do russia has actually banned the national endowment for democracy because it was seeking a color revolution in russia. how would americans react the thing is americans don't know that they do this they don't know that their tax payer dollars fund this and they don't know the consequences the consequences in nicaragua are dire a country that was growing at a five percent rate a year the economy was very productive which had no migration. isis which was not cont

about destroying an example of socialism to the rest of latin america it was funded substantially by usa id and the regime change arm of the united states the national endowment for democracy and we don't hear about any of that we don't meet any of the student leaders who were beaten half to death shot or tortured because they turned against this plan for regime change and we see no analysis of it what it was was a classic color revolution like the kind we saw in eastern europe blended with the horrors of libya and syria except fortunately for the people of nicaragua the rebels in this case were not armed by the u.s. they had been the bloodshed would still be continuing to send in east the government has defeated a coup and in the us media it's still being portrayed as some kind of people's revolution it was a right wing counterrevolution initiative in israel very similar very similar to what we saw in venezuela with the go team bus where the right wing opposition would close off entire neighborhoods with roadblocks to try to damage the economy they would attack anyone any supporters of the

i can't imagine there is a single palestinian who is going to say oh well we really want that to usa id money so let's give up our rights in jerusalem or let's give up the right to return there is no not ticked to it it is just the logic of bullying and bludgeoning palestinians ok right said that case if they aren't going to. you know we've heard this usa dare or lack of usaid are there any other nations or any other organizations that can fill this funding hole. well two things to send about this one is the u.s. a id the so-called bilateral assistance is always political you know the u.s. doesn't provide support out of the goodness of its heart this is aimed at achieving american political aims so a lot of this funding was probably not doing much good for palestinians anyway so i think a lot of palestinians will say good riddance to funding that was aimed at sort of promoting specific political agendas i think the other important point that needs to be race is that the u.s. has not cut off funding to the palestinian authority security forces and it's important to know that because the

id para entrar a un bar. unstopables de downy para una frescura tan intensa que no para. el 60 % de las mujeres usapalpitaciones decÍa mi abuela un soponcio. antonia: se dice que el enamoramiento es como una locura transitoria por quÉ pasa mucho por nuestro cuerpo. juan: gigi y boris. hace unos aÑos que estÁn juntos. quÉ sentiste al principio? gii: nosotros nos conocimos hace dos aÑos en un evento de zumba para recaudar las para el salvador. le vi los ojos y sentÍ mucho calor en los cachetes, en las mejillas. me palpita mucho el corazÓn. me puse nerviosa. juan: es una buena explicaciÓn. nunca te habÍa pasado. así supiste que era boris. quÉ sentiste tÚ? boris: lo mismo que dijo ella pero en mi es diferente porque, la luz tambiÉn le dio a ella y yo estaba como sigo. entonces, ella apareciÓ. mis ojos se arreglaban y la vÍa ella. como que apareciÓ ella. fue una sensaciÓn diferente. me palpitÓ mucho el corazón. me puse torpe. juan: eso no se va despuÉs de 10 aÑos. seguimos torpes, no te preocupes. es por amor. antonia, quÉ pasa con el proceso quÍmico? antonia: nuestro ciclo quÍmico tiene tres componente