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it's now been confirmed in dozens of countries viet-nam becoming the latest on saturday all restrictions are being tightened in some states governments in thailand and south korea have imposed some of their strongest containment measures yet dr rajiv descriptor is the chairman of the center of social medicine and community health law you know who university he says india is in a very good position to roll out vaccines once they're formally approved. india's immunization program fundamentals are fairly strong it's grown and matured over the last 2 decades but took a limb connection with the oil spoil your program and as you know india did achieve the elimination status in 2014. further to that the logistics that speed district block and urban local body levels have been strengthened with additional $240.00 walk in coolers 70 walk in freezers $45000.00 ice line representatives and so on including 300 solar powered reparative 8 years and the vaccine delivery will be across $29000.00 colgan points that's the scale at which india is prepared and it's going to be digitally backed by the app wh

most notably goldwater taunted johnson for not responding force police to viet cong and north vietnam brutality. why aren't you doing more to defend our south vietnamese ally? in light of the fact that johnson kills goldwater in the greatest electoral triumph in history, it seems ludicrous whether johnson ever doubted he would win that election but there were at least two press issues that caused him to feel that in spite of everything that he might lose, that barry goldwater might be elected president. for one there was a colossal scandal involving johnson's chief aid walter jenkins in october 1964. jenkins was caught in the men's room of a ymca with another man with a sexual encounter. the 1k57bdal was splashed all over the newspapers. this is long before gay liberation there. he's no glee or bemountain, it's an intense period of homophonia. the american psychiatric association didn't remove the diagnosis of homosexuality from its list of mental illnesses until 1973. that's obscene but it's true, and if you look at the press at the time, not only do commentators revile jenkins for h

the indochina war the french secret service was deployed to organize the counterattack against the viet minh guerillas but it was seriously short of money they contacted a tribe in the hills of laos the him along and bought their entire poppy crop which they transported to a military base in saigon. their french agent sold opium to chinese vietnamese gangs and to the corsican mafia who turned it into heroin and dispatched it to the united states it was one of those bizarrely clear instances of a modern western intelligence apparatus actually operating a drug trade. in 1971 richard nixon launched the war on drugs. across the united states the same scenes were repeated drug busts mass arrests and prisons. sentences. exile just back from vietnam was systematically tested in weaned off. the world's leading producer of heroin france was in washington sights the corsican mathy at the pillar of the french connection was the number one target. of fuck all see if your cross post below because the knee. needy class of the put it's young. john w. bush will it damage. france witnessed its 1st death

they learned through hanoi hannah, who was the voice of the viet cong.voice gets closer, i recognize, it's my mother's voice. she's screaming, i swear, her grave, she's screaming, "they killed dr. king, they killed dr king, they killed dr. king." an argument can be made that dr king was assassinated not because of the civil rights movement but because he was one of the first people vocally, out front, to say the war in vietnam was immoral. >> jimmy: that scene in the movie is so poignant because they're hearing this over the radio. >> that's where the majority of black troops -- i would also like to say, in the latest stage of the vietnam war, black soldiers, the bloods, they made up a third of the fighting forces yet only 10% of the population of the united states of america. only 10% of the population yet we were third of the fighting force in vietnam facts. facts, undisputable. >> jimmy: i'm glad you're getting it out there because these stories need to be heard >> so many stories and also, over the years, thank you for having me on your show, your au

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the indochina war the french secret service was deployed to organize the counterattack against the viet minh guerrillas but it was seriously short of money. paris begrudge having to fund this costly war and the french opium regime which once financed the colony had been forced to shut up shop in the face of international pressure. the french secret service mounted operation x. . they contacted a tribe in the hills of laos the him along and bought their entire poppy crop which they transported to a military base in saigon their french agent sold opium to chinese vietnamese gangs and to the corsican mafia who turned it into heroin and dispatched it to the united states the drug money would allow french intelligence to build a counter insurrection army of $40000.00 men recruited from the tribes of indochina . it was. one of those. bizarrely clear instances of a modern western intelligence apparatus actually operating a drug trade it was extraordinary. there was many instances of collusion and corruption but nothing quite like that where the intelligence service of the gentleman government

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calling for $400 billion to viet covid. $450 billion to territorial states and governments.out there and what stands out in particular the $15 minimum wage call that he is making. a lot of this was the central -- these were central points to bernie sanders' presidential campaign. >> yes. i think that the $15 an hour minimum wage at the federal level is probably one of the easier things to get past a narrowly divided senate. it is politically popular. if you can go back to your constituents and say i got you a raise, got everybody a raise. up to $15 an hour shortly that's politically attractive. i suspect that $15 an hour will be one of the easier parts of this stimulus program to get passed. as for the $350 almost $400 billion that's going to the states for aid to them, that might be more difficult. republicans do not want to see democrat-run states like new york, new jersey, illinois, california, they don't want to see taxpayers in florida and texas bail out the badly-run democrat states which i've mentioned. so that might be more difficult to get through. but he will get s