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The law. from what im reading however, theres been an increase in homelessness, theres not been accommodations thus far directly in their complaints, theres no place for them to go. that doesnt make a difference, but the question is whether the law was designed for traffic safety or for some other pretext or real reason. at the record of the city council is clear, they want to show them "tough love" and they were doing everything they could to make sure they just could not be on the street. if n...

Backup? from the u.s. justice department. if they had this explicit pretext. this explicit request from the u.s. justice department, that they should do it. do you think they would not? i mean this was not a fantasy, this was an actual plan, an actual thing that they tried. in for one, it solves an actual mystery. a thing that has been bugging me since january. just before the attack on the capitol obliterated all other news on january six, we learned that the top federal prosecutor in georgia, ...

Department talking about all this fraud in the election and that could be used to justify their actions. so, it would be georgia, first. but then, presumably, itd be pennsylvania and michigan and arizona and wisconsin and nevada. everywhere they believe that republicans in control of the state legislature would go for it. if georgia went first and did it, would republican state legislators in those other state do it too? if they had backup from the u.s. justice department sf if they had this exp...

President anymore, and you cant just sort of use that as a pretext for hand waving away obviously egregious behavior on your own side. >> alex burns, erica hill, bryn jengrass, thank you. any moment we expect to hear from president biden. he is marking a major victory, the senate passage of a $1 trillion infrastructure package. also, the battle over masks in schools. parents in florida are getting in each others faces today as covid cases among children continue to rise. ive. because we only...

Pretext? this explicit request from the u.s. justice department that they should do it? you think they wouldnt? i mean, this wasnt a fantasy. this was an actual plan, an actual thing that they tried. and for one, it solves an actual mystery. a thing that has been bugging me since january. just before the attack on the capitol obliterated all other news, on january 6th, we learned that the top-federal prosecutor in georgia. so effectively, the top-doj official in the state of georgia, had suddenl...

He would use any pretext to address them and in many cases is to execute them. jamal would hung them from the old city to show his power that forced these arab nationals to speak out more which meant he began banning their symbols and speech. it was going to make more executions and every time he tried to suppress their speech, arab nationalism only grew. >> it causes some people to react very strongly against the brutality of these executions, particularly important among those is prince fasol.

>> the arabs dont have their own country. for 400 years, they have been a province. they have been subjects of a turkish sultan, ruled from far away in istanbul. and they begin to want independence. >> so the rise of arab nationalism started with a dream to create some kind of an arab kingdom to combine and unite all the arabs in one nation. >> but jamal pasha despised arab nationalism. he viewed it as a direct threat to his presence, to the ottoman empire, and crushed it with brutal force. >> s...

Under cover, breaking down the fibers of our electoral system until one day democracy itself is cooked. in arizona as meticulously report by jane mayer in the "new yorker" the crock pot coup looks like a phony audit funded by private donors, many of them out of state, with a view to giving arizona a pretext now or in the future to throw out a legitimate electoral result citing bogus claims of voter fraud. as written its a surprisingly short leap from making accusations of voter fraud to calling ...

Is cooked. in arizona as meticulously report by jane mayer in the "new yorker" the crock pot coup looks like a phony audit funded by private donors, many of them out of state, with a view to giving arizona a pretext now or in the future to throw out a legitimate electoral result citing bogus claims of voter fraud. as written its a surprisingly short leap from making accusations of voter fraud to calling for the nullification of a supposedly tainted election. in georgia, the republican-controlled...

Other, okay? and i love you. take care. bye. >> during their heart to hearts, rachel complained that her todd was not so perfect as people seemed to think. did she lay it on a little thick for the sake of her other man? wouldnt be surprising of course. anyway, james relayed to us what he said she told him that todd was stingy, emotionally distant, that he was so devious, he actually faked having cancer, twice, to avoid deadlines at work. that on a business trip to amsterdam, he feigned some sort...