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different revolts and so forth but at the very beginning in the early spring of 2011 the president was quoted as saying effectively i want to keep hands off of this period. he did it more positively. the statement was these are organic revolutions and organic revolutions are good. why are they good? because they reflect the plan that is fair. the people who are there and the problem with us getting involved as we are outsiders and we would distort the growth of these plans. i think by and large i know that in egypt everyone claims that the president has been on the side of their opponents but he was pro-brotherhood and anti-brotherhood. he was nowhere basically in any consistent way which went back i think to the original notion. we make things worse. we americans make things worse when we intervene. therefore we are not going to end this will all be healthier. it turns out that organic growth has liabilities of that song and we are now in a situation as we can see for exampl
israeli army can beat a child whose arms are restrained without all the officers being multiple officers were involved. one set on him. the other kicked him. and then dragged him by holding his hands behind his back. you can see the pool lot where they became. only one officer has received any repercussion and that is a 15 day suspension. he may face amount charges. noted the other officers involved faced any charges. the police department, which denied him medical care and then took him to see a doctor the bleedingid tariq has and he needs to see a specialist immediately the israeli police denied him that request. none of those officers have been suspended or brought to justice. what kind of message does that send? it shouldn t matter whether he is a citizen or not. it is enough he is a child. only one of those officers faces any sort of repercussion. it almost gives the green light for the police to teach treat the palestinian people inhumanely. i am sure they do no
guests of our speaker at the head table and in the audience. i would like to remind you that our head table includes guests of our speaker as well as working journalists who are club members. if you hear applause and our audience, i note the members of the general public who are , it is not from a lack of journalistic objectivity. also want to welcome our c-span and public radio audiences. you can follow the action on #ander using the hashtag pclunch. #npclunch. now it s time to introduce our head table guests. will standeach one briefly as their names are announced. from your right, one minute, please. from your right, retired former managing editor national geographic magazine. please hold your applause. etti.en loreng [applause] boussa founder and president of africa today which launches its operations on tuesday, august 5. i am also pleased to introduce mr. moussa as a new national press club member. a. jean-jacques bui minister of infrastructures. margaret ryan, no
the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker s room, washington, d.c., august 4, 2014. i hereby appoint the honorable thomas e. petri to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. , ned, john a. boehner speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain, reverend peter foaland, holy trinity catholic church, washington, d.c. the chaplain: god of the unexpected, god who makes the weak strong, who makes the poor rich, who makes the dead alive again, dash our expectations as we begin this week of labor on behalf of the citizens of this country. help us seek you, not in the familiar, but in the strange. help us reach out to you, not in the comfortable but in the challenging. help us realize your justice, not in the usual patterns that can shackle us, but in the new way you show us, the way that always frees us. bless today th