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May 9 2020

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May 9 2020 01:22:53 (EST)

What Farm born assets elected to Congress?

What Farm born assets are attempting to get elected to Congress?

What is the primary party to which they serve?

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How do you control your own budget?

How do you control agency regs?

''How do you control your own destiny?''

https://www.cia.gov/news-information/featured-story-archive/2018-featured-story-archive/george-h-w-bush2014the-11th-director-of-central-intelligence.html 📁

Loss of control?

Define'' 'Shadow Government'.''

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Oct 6 2018

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Q !!mG7VJxZNCI No.351 📁

Oct 6 2018 15:59:59 (EST)

CELEBRATE, PATRIOTS!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWYrcnehito 📁

''"Let us reaffirm America's destiny of goodness and good will."''

-Ronald Reagan

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>"Let us reaffirm America's destiny of goodness and good will."

https://twitter.com/RonaldReagan/status/1197923444811292672

The Reagan Foundation and Institute

@RonaldReagan

''“Let us reaffirm America's destiny of goodness and good will. Let us work for peace.” ''

– Ronald Reagan (photo courtesy Michael Evans)

12:03 PM · Nov 22, 2019·Hootsuite Inc.

https://www.nytimes.com/1982/11/23/world/transcript-of-president-s-address-on-nuclear-strategy-toward-soviet-union.html

TRANSCRIPT OF PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS ON NUCLEAR STRATEGY TOWARD SOVIET UNION

Special to the New York Times

Nov. 23, 1982

About the Archive

This is a digitized version of an article from The Times’s print archive, before the start of online publication in 1996. To preserve these articles as they originally appeared, The Times does not alter, edit or update them.

Occasionally the digitization process introduces transcription errors or other problems; we are continuing to work to improve these archived versions.

Following is a transcript of President Reagan's speech on arms policy tonight, as recorded by The New York Times:

The week before last was an especially moving one here in Washington. The Vietnam veterans finally came home once and for all to America's heart. They were welcomed with tears, with pride and with a monument to their great sacrifices. Many of their names, like those of our Republic's greatest citizens, are now engraved in stone in this city that belongs to all of us. On behalf of the nation, let me again thank the Vietnam veterans from the bottom of my heart for their courageous service to America.

Seeing those moving scenes, I know mothers of a new generation must have worried about their children and about peace. And that's what I'd like to talk to you about tonight - the future of our children in a world where peace is made uneasy by the presence of nuclear weapons.

A year ago I said the time was right to move forward on arms control. I outlined several proposals and said nothing would have a higher priority in this Administration. Now, a year later, I want to report on those proposals and on other efforts we're making to insure the safety of our children's future…

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Now, a year later, I want to report on those proposals and on other efforts we're making to insure the safety of our children's future.

The prevention of conflict and the reduction of weapons are the most important public issues of our time. Yet, on no other issue are there more misconceptions and misunderstandings. You, the American people, deserve an explanation from your Government on what our policy is on these issues. Too often the experts have been content to discuss grandiose strategies among themselves, and cloud the public debate in technicalities no one can understand. The result is that many Americans have become frightened and, let me say, fear of the unknown is entirely understandable. Unfortunately, much of the information emerging in this debate bears little semblance to the facts. U.S. After World War II

To begin, let's go back to what the world was like at the end of World War II. The United States was the only undamaged industrial power in the world. Our military power was at its peak, and we alone had the atomic weapon. But we didn't use this wealth and this power to bully, we used it to rebuild. We raised up the war-ravaged economies, including the economies of those who had fought against us.

At first, the peace of the world was unthreatened, because we alone were left with any real power, and we were using it for the good of our fellow man. Any potential enemy was deterred from aggression because the cost would have far outweighed the gain.

As the Soviets' power grew, we still managed to maintain the peace. The U.S. had established a system of alliances with NATO as the centerpiece. In addition, we grew even more respected as a world leader with a strong economy and deeply held moral values. With our commitment to help shape a better world, the U.S. also pursued and always pursued every diplomatic channel for peace. And for at least 30 years after World War II, the United States still continued to possess a large military advantage over the Soviet Union. Our strength deterred -that is, prevented - aggression against us.

This nation's military objective has always been to maintain peace by preventing war. This is neither a Democratic nor a Republican policy. It's supported by our allies. And most important of all, it's worked for nearly 40 years. Nuclear Deterrence…

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'Peace Above All Else'

Earlier I spoke of America's contributions to peace following World War II, of all we did to promote peace and prosperity for our fellow man. Well, we're still those same people. We still seek peace above all else.

''I want to remind our own citizens and those around the world of this tradition of American good will because I am concerned about the effects the nuclear fear is having on our people. The most upsetting letters I receive are from schoolchildren who write to me as a class assignment. It's evident they've discussed the most nightmarish aspects of a nuclear holocaust in their classrooms. Their letters are often full of terror. Well, this should not be so.''

The philosopher Spinoza said, Peace is a virtue, a state of mind, a disposition for benevolence, confidence, justice. Well, those are the qualities we want our children to inherit, not fear. They must grow up confident if they're to meet the challenges of tomorrow, as we will meet the challenges of today.

I began these remarks speaking of our children. I want to close on the same theme. Our children should not grow up frightened. They should not fear the future. We are working to make it peaceful and free. I believe their future can be the brightest, most exciting of any generation. We must reassure them and let them know that their parents and the leaders of this world are seeking above all else to keep them safe, and at peace. I consider this to be a sacred trust.

My fellow Americans, on this Thanksgiving, when we have so much to be grateful for, let us give special thanks for our peace, our freedom and our good people. I've always believed that this land was set aside in an uncommon way, that a divine plan placed this great continent between the oceans to be found by a people from every corner of the earth who had a special love of faith, freedom and peace. Let us reaffirm America's destiny of goodness and good will. Let us work for peace, and, as we do, let us remember the lines of the famous old hymn, O God of love, O King of peace, make wars throughout the world to cease.

Thank you, good night, and God bless you.

A version of this article appears in print on Nov. 23, 1982, Section A, Page 12 of the National edition with the headline: TRANSCRIPT OF PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS ON NUCLEAR STRATEGY TOWARD SOVIET UNION.

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>>14038766

>Kameltoe KooKies

''Kameltoe Dogs''

>>14038759

"Keystone" (special designation);[1] "Iron Division"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/28th_Infantry_Division_(United_States)

During World War II, it was given the nickname the"Bloody Bucket"

https://bloodybucket.eu/battle-in-the-huertgen-forest/

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https://www.hhs.gov/about/agencies/oga/about-oga/who-we-are/leadership/stephanie-psaki/index.html

was appointed Senior Advisor on Human Rights and Gender Equity in the Office of Global Affairs in March of 2021. Before joining HHS, Dr. Psaki was Director of the Population Council's Girl Innovation Research and Learning (GIRL) Center, which provides guidance to governments, international organizations, and philanthropies on investing resources to expand opportunities for women and girls globally.

Dr. Psaki is a social demographer with expertise in the intersections of gender, health, and education, and she has led numerous studies on these topics. Her research has been published in top academic journals such as The Lancet and Demography, and she has been invited to present to organizations ranging from the National Academy of Sciences to the Women's Funding Network. She is a member of the World Health Organization/UNESCO Research Working Group on COVID-19 and Educational Institutions.

>>14039047

>Steph is a cutie, unlike her mannish looking sister.

Husband is off the gaydar scale