vk.com Распространите это видео как можно шире! Безусловно важнейшим событием недели стала ситуация в секторе Газа, но к ней мы вернемся после, а пока обратимся к Сирии. Основные боевые действия развернулись на сирийско-турецкой границе в городе Рас аль-Айн. Сюда с турецкой территории проникло более тысячи боевиков. Всю неделю продолжалось ожесточенное противостояние. Турецкий город Джейланпынар, что через дорогу от сирийского стал, по сути, тыловой базой оппозиционеров. Гражданское население отсюда было эвакуировано, к границе стянута турецкая бронетехника, небо патрулируется турецкой авиацией. Это позволило боевикам свободно уходить на территорию Турции для лечения раненых, пополнения амуниции и перегруппировки. Особую остроту ситуации придаёт то, что город Рас аль-Айн считается курдским. И Турция, и боевики заинтересованы в контроле над ним -- это позволит создать новый коридор и распространить его на обширную приграничную зону. У Асада же цели прямо противоположные -- удержать город любой ценой и продемонстрировать курдам свою способность защищать территорию их проживания. Это и стало причиной особо ожесточенных боев в этом районе. Необходимо отметить, что чем ближе к зиме, тем выше у Турции рвение к окончательному решению сирийского вопроса. Дело в 150, а по не официальным данным 200 тысячах сирийских беженцев, которые разместились в лагерях на территории Турции. Поток беженцев не иссякает, ситуация в лагерях крайне напряженная. Просто представьте себе сто тысяч <b>...</b>Author: MrEsuper
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Lupe Fiasco said president Barack Obama was the "biggest terrorist" in an interview with Shira Lazar on What's Trending. 'Words I Never Said' From the 2011 'Lasers' album by 'Lupe Fiasco' Please share this on Facebook, Twitter, wherever you can. Let's get the word out. Chorus (Skylar Grey): It's so loud inside my head With words that I should have said As I drown in my regrets I can't take back the words I never said I can't take back the words I never said Verse 1 (Lupe Fiasco): I really think the war on terror is a bunch of bullshit Just a poor excuse for you to use up all your bullets How much money does it take to really make a full clip? 9/11, Building Seven did they really pull it? Uh, and a bunch of other cover ups Your child's future was the first to go with budget cuts If you think that hurts then, wait here comes the uppercut The school was garbage in the first place, that's on the up and up Keep you at the bottom but tease you with the upper crust You get it then they move it, so you never keeping up enough If you turn on TV all you see's a bunch of 'what the fucks' Dude is dating so and so, blabbering 'bout such and such And that ain't Jersey Shore, homie that's the news And these the same people supposedly tellin' us the truth Limbaugh is a racist, Glenn Beck is a racist Gaza strip was gettin' bombed, Obama didn't say shit That's why I ain't vote for him, next one either I'm a part of the problem, my problem is I'm peaceful And I believe in the people (Yeah <b>...</b>
From Tavis Smiley's "We Count! The Black Agenda is the America Agenda" symposium on March 20, 2010.
THE PRESIDENT: Please be seated. Good afternoon, and welcome to the White House. Of all the privileges serving as President, there's no greater honor than serving as Commander-in-Chief of the finest military that the world has ever known. And of all the military decorations that a President and a nation can bestow, there is none higher than the Medal of Honor. It has been nearly 150 years since our nation first presented this medal for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action at the risk of life above and beyond the call of duty. And in those nearly 150 years -- through civil war and two world wars, Korea and Vietnam, Desert Storm and Somalia, Afghanistan and Iraq, and countless battles in between -- tens of millions of Americans have worn the uniform. But fewer than 3500 have been recognized with the Medal of Honor. And in our time, these remarkable Americans are literally one in a million. And today we recognize another -- Sergeant First Class Jared C. Monti. The Medal of Honor reflects the admiration and gratitude of the nation. So we are joined by members of Congress -- including from Sergeant Monti's home state of Massachusetts, Senator John Kerry and Congressman Barney Frank. We're joined by our Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen, and leaders from across the Armed Forces. We are joined by the leaders of the Army to which Sergeant Monti dedicated his life: Secretary Pete Geren; our incoming Secretary <b>...</b>
