On today’s episode of The Backstory, host Lee Stranahan discussed current events including President Biden testing positive for COVID-19, and Prime Minister. 22.07.2022, Sputnik International
Improvement in the south korea japan relationship. just briefl , japan relationship. just briefly, how japan relationship. just briefly, how has - japan relationship. just briefly, how has this i japan relationship. just briefly, how has this played out in regional media? well, aaain out in regional media? well, again there out in regional media? well, again there is out in regional media? well, again there is a out in regional media? well, again there is a lot out in regional media? well, again there is a lot of- again there is a lot of attention and looking forward to the visit that is just about to the visit that is just about to get underway in south korea and then here injapan. the region, of course, includes north korea and china and i am not privy to the media portrayal of those at the moment. but in south korea, in japan and elsewhere in east asia, there is a recognition that the united states decade long pivot to asia has been interrupted by the development is in eu
On today’s episode of The Backstory, host Lee Stranahan discussed current events including the US running out of Javelin anti-tank missiles to send to Ukraine. 19.04.2022, Sputnik International
We saw a record number of resignations and retirements in 2020 in police department across the country. you hear the same thing over and over again. we are overworked and under-appreciated and portrayed as the bad guys when we put our lives on the line. and the media portrayal by cable news and the new york times and new york post they assume police officers are guilty. and the president has been mia in this. this hurts morale. when mayors like de blasio they demonize police to score cheap political points. as covid deaths are going down tell reduce the already depleted police officers that will result in the loss of life in the
Name of public health? the facts say no. we saw a record number of resignations and retirements in 2020 in police department across the country. you hear the same thing over and over again. we are overworked and under-appreciated and portrayed as the bad guys when we put our lives on the line. and the media portrayal by cable news and the new york times and new york post they assume police officers are guilty. and the president has been mia this this. this hurts morale. when mayors like de blasio they demonize police to score cheap