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Gutfeld

to bet aldin? had no idea about that. b how much you want to bet thatet nearly all people claiming hewnd should have known didn't have an idea about itn' ide? the media knows nothing, so libs will blame aldin fors gran something that happened before his grandparents were born. but they won'tere born blame ane blm for anything that happened during the riots. s anyththat you know what elsea in front of that courthouse? >> hannah montana, the kill means favorite. >> still. nothing says white. nothing says white privilege noth father billy ray's mullet. so if you claim that opposing crime is racist, you're assuminyou'reg that crim. are all one race, which is, guess what? racist? aldin addressed the controversy, tweeting, thertweetinge not a single lyrir the song that references race. there isn't a single video clipn that isn't real news footage, but that doesn't't matter.ce obs in the race obsessed, racist world of modern liberals. orldthey call it a dog whistle.

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Gutfeld

if you redefine violence as mostly peaceful social solle justice, then rejecting violence makes you themas cause enemy because crime equals blacks. equals black, the media. >> and now we're here where songs about riots receive more condemnation from politicians than the actua actl riots did. racist libs took it personally because the video featuredcaus the george floyd riots, something they embraced. alden's point being that in small towns people get touchy when you set fire tosses their businesses and try to kill them. right no andw what a bunch of squares. >> and apparently it's racist because aldin filmed the video by a courthouse where a young black man was launched inen 27. almost a century ago, the same year joe biden got his first letter from aarp . it's funny, they call fal themselves, right? >> but they spend more time looking in the rearview mirrorit than i do when i have a hitchhiker in my trunk. >> it's so how much you want

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Jesse Watters Primetime

anything they're entitled to. but they would do want to defend their lives and their honor. and for anybod honory, country e or not, to take a stand againsta that, against us taking a stand for our own rights and our own protection is sick. it's just really a moral sickness. >> i can't believe anybody is criticizing jason. ncisno one can believe it.it i mean, it's absolutely absurd and pat, thank you so much for that. colorful and extremely for descr articulate description of smallf town america and values, even though if you're sometimes talking about the smal l town of beverly hills, i think everybody needed to hear that tonight. well, we're going to defend ourselves here like little jazzl josephine racine. you know, i'm glad you mentionai her name. >> tell josephine i said hellos. . >> well, thanks, jesse. than>>k you.riot >> riots have real yonsequences, aldin songs about

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ALDIN condemns discriminatory practice against disability

The Association of Lawyers with Disabilities in Nigeria (ALDIN) has condemned the discriminatory practice against Persons With Disability (PWD). Recall that there was an unpalatable news about a candidate, Ms. Precious Umoru,...

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World News Roundup: 'Coup-mongering' Bolsonarista's battle cry reveals a radicalized Brazil; North Korea's Kim unveils new military goals at key party meeting -KCNA and more

Following the 2018 presidential election, Spain recognised opposition leader Juan Guaido as interim president and distanced itself from the government of Nicolas Maduro, culminating in the recall of its top envoy to Caracas in November 2020. Russia intensifies attacks on liberated Kherson, eastern Ukraine Russian forces stepped up mortar and artillery attacks on the recently liberated city of Kherson in southern Ukraine on Wednesday, Ukraine's military said, while also exerting constant pressure along front lines in eastern regions of the country.

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INSIGHT-'Coup-mongering' Bolsonarista's battle cry reveals a radicalized Brazil

Read more about INSIGHT-'Coup-mongering' Bolsonarista's battle cry reveals a radicalized Brazil on Devdiscourse

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Aldin Theater of Culture and Art participates in Dubai Expo 2020

As part of its continuous international activities and participation, the Aldin Theater of Culture and Art takes part in the global event at the Dubai Expo 2020.The group will be showcasing the best of their skills from October 2021 to April 2022 covering the 6 months duration of the expo in the United Arab Emirates.The global event includes participants...

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ABC World News Tonight With David Muir-20210423-00:45:00

the other side of the mountain where we found children wielding machetes, using their slingshots to bring down unripened mangos. it was lunch. >> reporter: so, nelson is 11, aldin is 12. and they are about the size of my 6-year-old. these children tell me that none of them have ever tasted meat or chicken. >> and matt gutman with us tonight from guatemala city, you can see the presidential palace right there behind him. and matt, we know vice president kamala harris is set to meet virtually with guatemala's president next week. and she plans to travel to the region, as well, in the coming weeks? >> reporter: that's right, and in both conversations, the focus is going to be this multipronged approach to try to stem the tide of migration by investing in central america. no specifics on dollar amounts, but we know the president has wanted to focus on the root

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Time traveling to the American Revolution

Time traveling to the American Revolution
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Rev. Charles D. Walker, pastor of the First Baptist Church, initiated a successful state-wide effort in 1976 to commemorate Connecticut's Black participants in the Revolutionary War.Richard Platt / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less
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First Baptist Church Pastor Rev. Charles D. Walker is joined by State. Representative Gerald Stevens and Milford Mayor Joel Baldwin during the ceremony to honor Black soldiers in the American Revolution.Richard Platt / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less
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MILFORD — Forty-five years ago, as the United States prepared to celebrate the 1976 bicentennial, a Milford church commemorated the lives of six men whose service helped with American independence.

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Milford native digs into city's revolutionary past

Milford native digs into city's revolutionary past
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Jennyfer Holmes, the First Baptist Church historian, with the strongbox kept at the church to hold archived items, including the Black Soldiers Memorial marker and an 80th anniversary photo.First Baptist Church / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less
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Member of Milford Black Founding Fathers Day Committee: Earl Gilmore, Rev. Charles D. Walker, Dr. John Rogers, Ernest Saunders, Samuel Roberts, Russell Hamilton and Andrew Morgan.Richard Platt / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less
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First Baptist Church Pastor Horace Hough stands next to the church’s marker honoring six Milford Black American Revolutionary War patriots.First Baptist Church / Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less

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