Was sent here to study at the partyleninist school, and we, when he died, i was 12 years old, i was sent to study in ivanovo, in an international orphanage, and we grew up, we are members of komtern, but i wouldnt, if i was young, i would take a rifle, well, how can i help, well, at least with this, for the third year now , juliet chezarovna, tirelessly with knitting needles, has been helping the front, its very simple it started, i watched television and saw that people were helping, i need to help with something, why not me, if i can, if i can, it surprises me that not everyone understands that there is a war, but it could come at any time tomorrow moment, and if everyone has at least something. Well then we will win, juliets sister and her children have been living in italy for a long time, but due to the political situation they hardly communicate, and with the homeland, which is only one, the daughter of an italian antifascist has long since decided , i love russia, i like it here
Who is also the board of supervisors president is working on issues of housing and neighborhood violence, proposals she was already engaged in since she joined the board of supervisors in 2013. But today, she holds a great deal more power as mayor. This afternoon, she will make an announcement on a gun buy back event similar to this one recently held in San Francisco. Breed is scheduled to make a joint appearance with the San Francisco chief of police and in a city hall where flags will fly at halfstaff for 29 more days, the supervisors are holding their regularly scheduled meetings. And i ask for your patience, and i ask for your support, and i ask for your prayers. Reporter there will be a Mayoral Election on june 5th of next year. And mayor breed will remain mayor until that point unless the board of supervisors decides to appoint a different interim mayor. No indication yet on whether or not that might happen. In San Francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. Going back to the gop tax bill,
His brother, who i mentioned was an older brother, and being an older brother, would not let franklin write for the newspaper. So franklin ends up writing under a pseudonym, Silence Dogood. He puts a pen name on it and slips the essays he does under the door of his brothers print shop. And the brother and his friends. Running the print shop, have no idea where theyre coming from. And franklin has put on the persona of a widowed, elderly woman living in the countryside of massachusetts and writing these essays. The triumph of the imagination, a kid who was then 15 years old and never left boston, but writing in this voice. And its a distinctly american voice. She begins and introduces herself in the first of the Silence Dogood columns in the new england current by saying let me introduce myself. Im a woman of Strong National sentiments. I really reject the notion of privilege, and i have a protective feel about all my rights. Thats how you know im an american. And it really is that sort
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Makes him stop. And to cut the story a little bit, Benjamin Franklin actually runs away. He breaks his apprenticeship he had signed to be an apprentice with his brother for seven years and runs away to philadelphia. Now, this is an important thing, because boston was very theocratic, one with very little separation from the puritan churches and the government. But philadelphia was a place where there was a great diversity of people. There were moravians and anglicans and episcopals and screws and slaves an freed slaves, and they all worked together in a place called Market Street. They all came to shop. And it was the first place of brotherly love, where you saw a diversity of people trying, people who are all immigrants, including the anglicans and episcopalia episcopalians, but all of them had come for a particular type of freedom, and they had to Work Together in what was the first ethnically diverse society. An ethnic and religious and background diversity truly leads to creativity