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This episode I talk about not making an episode in months, the reason why, and why I want to continue this journey. Tell a friend to tell a friend. Instagram - @sportssalescoffee Facebook - @sportssalescoffee TikTok - @sportssalescoffee Twitter - @ssc_podcast LinkedIn - Sports Sales & Coffee sportssalescoffee@gmail.com
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We are honored to have the third 3252 President + VP (KC + Su) stop by the backyard for their first official State of the Union. We spill some tea and wine to talk 3252 priorities during their term, weird church Halloweens, and we end with a PSA from our new president to PUT YOUR PHONES AWAY when in the North End. Thank You.
Today on Polilogue, we applaud Face the Nation for framing a larger trend rather than covering a single moment. In this instance, Margaret Brennan didn't just talk about a single Trump rally, but framed the rally and Senator Chuck Grassley's participation as an example of a larger trend within the Republican Party. Also on Polilogue, Treasure Secretary Janet Yellen finally made an appearance on the Sunday news shows! … and she said absolutely nothing of substance. Shows discussed State of the Union on CNNFox News Sunday on FOXThis Week on ABCFace the Nation on CBSMeet the Press on NBCContact usEmail us at podcast@polilogue.com or you can send us your feedback @PolilogueCast. You can also follow us at @sotonaomi_ and @bsteidle.Support the show: We produce Polilogue out of our own pocket. If you'd like to support the show with a one-time or recurring donation, please visit our donate page here. Or leave a review on iTunes, Apple Music, or the Apple Podcast library. Thank you!Check out some of our other work: Brendan's website: www.armisticedesigns.com Naomi's website: www.startwithaquestion.org
BREAKING NEWS! Eddie and Matthew are back from their break with a VERY SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT; someone's made a BIG life change and we are FREAKING OUT!!! And of course, the boys missed you, so they immediately dive into everything that happened while they were away, and MORE, including the season finale of RHOBH (2:42), Mia vs Candiace on RHOPH (9:35), the season premiere of VPR (15:50), and Whitney vs Lisa on RHOSLC (31:51). RHOBH 2:42 RHOP 9:35 VPR: 15:50 RHOSLC 31:51
Attorney John Deaton who is representing XRP holders in the SEC Ripple XRP lawsuit talks about the judge granting Amici status and what it means for XRP holders and the lawsuit. We also discuss Gary Gensler, XRP not being a security, Hester Pierce, Charles Gasparino and much more.https://twitter.com/johnedeaton1https://www.crypto-law.us/http://deatonlawfirm.com/
The boys are BACK!! Season 2 of Chase & Josh: Fact or Fantasy is finally here and we are thrilled to have you all join us once again! In this Season 2 Premiere episode, the Riddikulus Crew details what it was like to put a full season of podcasting in the books, introduce the topics that are on the docket for us to cover, talk about some of the new changes and additions to the show and how we are going to improve from Season 1, and then close out with a fun rankings portion for your enjoyment. Since we are changing the dynamic of the agenda and how new episodes and topics will be announced and structured, this season premiere is a can't miss/must see! The return is at hand.
As the debate over President Biden's sweeping “build back better” agenda continues in Washington, West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin hasn't been shy about laying out his demands, as Democratic leadership in the House and Senate and the White House bend over backwards to garner his and Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema's votes for reconciliation bill that's been moving through Congress. High on Senator Manchin's list: adding so-called work requirements to the newly expanded Child Tax Credit. In a September appearance on CNN's State of the Union, he derided parents who don't work outside the home, asking: “Don't you think, if we're going to help the children, that people should make some effort?” Asked what he thought of the West Virginia Senator's remarks, Child Tax Credit champion and Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown responded as aptly as he did succinctly, declaring: “I think raising children is work.” Of course, so-called “work requirements”—the policy of using survival benefits as a tool to compel paid work outside the home—is not a new idea. Indeed they were the centerpiece of Donald Trump's agenda to dismantle the safety net for the better part of his one-term presidency. But the notion of so-called work requirements dates back a lot farther than Trump—and even a lot farther back than Ronald Reagan's racist myth of the welfare queen. Indeed, as a recent report from the Center of the Study of Social Policy documents in painstaking depth, the long and sordid history of work requirements in U.S. income policy has roots that trace back centuries to the slave trade. So given the Senator from West Virginia's continued interest in keeping work requirements alive, instead of turning the page on this kind of policymaking-by-dog-whistle and ensuring that all families have what they need to thrive—we at Off-Kilter thought it might be helpful to take a deep dive into the racist roots of work requirements. Joining Rebecca for this week's show: Aisha Nyandoro, chief executive officer of Springboard to Opportunity and architect of the Magnolia Mother's Trust; Jeremie Greer, cofounder and co-executive director of Liberation in a Generation; and Elisa Minoff, senior policy analyst at the Center for the Study of Social Policy and the author of “The Racist Roots of Work Requirements.” Dig into Elisa Minoff's full report, “The Racist Roots of Work Requirements” For more on the history and consequences of the 1996 welfare law, check out “TANF Policies Reflect Racist Legacy of Cash Assistance” by Ife Floyd Read “Work Requirements Would Undermine the CTC's Impacts on Racial and Economic Justice” by the Children's Defense Fund's Emma Mehrabi
Thank you for listening to The Bones and Tubs Podcast! Be sure to Like, Share, and Comment.. All that shit.. It helps our video reach a larger audience. The Bones and Tubs Podcast can be found on iTunes, Stitcher, Beyondpod.. Pretty much every way you listen to podcasts! A TREMENDOUS THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR PATREON SUPPORTERS: If you want to Support Us: Http://www.Patreon.com/BonesandTubs One time donation?: Paypal us BonesandTubs@gmail.com https://bonesandtubspodcast.podbean.com/ A Huge Thanks to JNY5: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jny5interne... Personal Website: https://jny5.com/ Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jny5internets... A Huge Thanks to Blooded The Brave: Music Video Channel: http://www.youtube.com/bloodedthebrave Music Catalog and Merch: http://www.Bloodedthebrave.bandcamp.com Official Website: http://www.bloodedthebrave.com Soundcloud Music: http://www.soundcloud.com/blooded-the... Available on all streaming platforms under artis “Kyle Reese” & Blooded The Brave Twitter: @BloodedTheBrave Instagram: @BloodedTheBrave Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/bloodedthebra... Buy his music and let him know The Bones and Tubs Podcast sent you!!! Check out our Socials: TikTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@bonesntubspdc... FaceBook: http://www.Facebook.com/BonesandTubs Instagram: http://www.Instagram.com/BonesandTubs Twitter: http://www.Twitter.com/BonesTubs Gab: https://gab.com/BonesandTubsPodcast Bitchute: http://www.Bitchute.com/BonesandTubsP... We are also on parler: www.parler.com/bonesandtubs How You Can Support The Bones and Tubs Podcast: Paypal: https://www.paypal.me/bonesandtubs Cashapp: $Bonesandtubs Venmo: Bonesandtubs Patreon: https://www.Patreon.com/BonesandTubs
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Chad Parsons (@chadparsonsNFL) and Jordan McNamara (@mcnamaradynasty) discuss Cordarelle Patterson's place in dynasty fantasy football, dynasty trades, and quotes from the Shark Pool. 0:22 Cordarelle Patterson Discussion 7:22 Holding out Hope for Will Fuller? 16:50 Dynasty Trades 20:40 Christian McCaffrey Trade Options 31:00 Jonathan Taylor Trade? 33:15 Quotes from the Shark Pool SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube page to catch all of the latest Footballguys videos, including in-season livestreams: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnMm... Don't have time to watch? Listen to the Audio-only version of this Show: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Save Time, Worry Less and Win More with Footballguys: https://www.footballguys.com Join our FREE Daily Email Update for the Fantasy news you need to know: http://join.footballguys.com/dynastyshow Follow our hosts on Twitter! Chad Parsons (https://twitter.com/ChadParsonsNFL) Jordan McNamara (https://twitter.com/McNamaraDynasty) Footballguys Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fbgfantasy/ Footballguys Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/footballguys/ Footballguys Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/fbgnews Watch On YouTube -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7H9_f5yXH0
Alexi Lalas sits down with women's soccer reporter Jen Cooper to discuss the systemic issues within NWSL. The two look at the current state of the the league after misconduct allegations have come to light in the past week. They then look at why the league is worth saving despite it's many flaws, how the league can better protect their players and what the future of an improved NWSL could look like in this special edition of the State of the Union podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
In this episode: Kent recalls lessons that have served him well and prove you can learn something useful from almost anyone, including: a member of Congress who won her seat despite being advised not to run; a 7th grade football coach who likely stopped generations of boys from smoking; and a Dimmitt friend with a penchant for fighting who also knew a good way to avoid one. Kent tells how invoking the name Bill Gates in a speech once backfired and recalls getting goosebumps at every State of the Union.
Today on Polilogue, we zero in on the Democratic messaging of the reconciliation bill, or the human infrastructure bill that is currently being negotiated. In particular, we examine the costs, the motivations, and what messaging are persuasive and what kind of talking points just need to stop. We also applaud the Covid questions on Face the Nation by Margaret Brennan and give side eye to insider Washington talk on the Meet the Press panel. Shows discussed State of the Union on CNNFox News Sunday on FOXThis Week on ABCFace the Nation on CBSMeet the Press on NBCContact usEmail us at podcast@polilogue.com or you can send us your feedback @PolilogueCast. You can also follow us at @sotonaomi_ and @bsteidle.Support the show: We produce Polilogue out of our own pocket. If you'd like to support the show with a one-time or recurring donation, please visit our donate page here. Or leave a review on iTunes, Apple Music, or the Apple Podcast library. Thank you!Check out some of our other work: Brendan's website: www.armisticedesigns.com Naomi's website: www.startwithaquestion.org
Happy International Podcast Day! We celebrate a little bit of PipelineComics.com's recent five year anniversary with a State of the Union address that takes a brief tangent into https://careers.viacomcbs.com/job/New-York-NY-10019/793248200/ (the kind of job descriptions you see) for writers at comic book news websites. (Too much writing.) Also, some hints and teases for things to come, and a little about the future of this podcast. Learning French: I'm using https://www.duolingo.com/courses/fr (DuoLingo) for learning French. Let's be friends! My streak is now past 630 days! Full Show Notes: https://PipelineComics.com/77 (PipelineComics.com/77) Facebook Page: https://pipelinecomics.com/facebook (PipelineComics.com/facebook) Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/pipelinecomics (Twitter.com/pipelinecomics) Become a Pipeline Patron: https://pipelinecomics.com/patreon (PipelineComics.com/patreon) Email Me: augie@pipelinecomics.com Support this podcast
We are soooooo back! And giving you your favorite - a State of the Union episode! We're chatting Survivor, Kourtney Kardashian & Megan Fox being BFFs, Jason Derulo's breakup, Lil Nas X & his incredibly well-marketed album, Chris Pratt playing Mario, Bennifer, the Emmys, the Savage Fenty show, & more (including recapping the MUNA concert we saw on Saturday night)!
Solo episode! Galyn talks about his $$ bet on the Gabby Petito case, and his thoughts on Brian Laundry, and why they need to hurry up the autopsy results. Galyn also talks about his date this weekend, and why he almost had to beat up some dad in front of his children at a bowling alley. ALSO INCLUDED, a tip on how to eliminate all your competition on tinder. Enjoy this episode! @galynnash
Today on Polilogue, we examine the focus of two interviews with DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. Jake Tapper had (another) conversation about morality. Whereas Chris Wallace questioned the number of Haitian migrants that are entering the United States and asked why the Biden Administration is not using a border wall. We also look at the political messaging of Democrats during what finally seems to be Infrastructure Week (maybe). Shows discussed State of the Union on CNNFox News Sunday on FOXThis Week on ABCFace the Nation on CBSMeet the Press on NBCContact usEmail us at podcast@polilogue.com or you can send us your feedback @PolilogueCast. You can also follow us at @sotonaomi_ and @bsteidle.Support the show: We produce Polilogue out of our own pocket. If you'd like to support the show with a one-time or recurring donation, please visit our donate page here. Or leave a review on iTunes, Apple Music, or the Apple Podcast library. Thank you!Check out some of our other work: Brendan's website: www.armisticedesigns.com Naomi's website: www.startwithaquestion.org
The guys are back in studio and are full of surprises today. A state of the union announcement is declared by Sean, as well as another rather large development going on his life. Pistol has an announcement on the brink of a huge week ahead in his life as he is one year closer to the AARP card. We can't thank you enough for listening and sticking with us during the craziness this year. Thanks to all our sponsors as well!
The King of Stuff delivers his own State of the Union address covering Biden’s failed presidency. From the economy to foreign policy, and immigration to Covid, Biden is has made a mess of everything he’s touched. Jon also warns listeners to avoid late-night lectures and reveals the secret difference between reins and whips. Subscribe to […]
The King of Stuff delivers his own State of the Union address covering Biden’s failed presidency. From the economy to foreign policy, and immigration to Covid, Biden is has made a mess of everything he’s touched. Jon also warns listeners to avoid late-night lectures and reveals the secret difference between reins and whips. Subscribe to the King of Stuff Spotify playlist featuring picks from the show. This week, Jon chooses “Two Fingers” by Sea Power.
The Washington Football Team ESCAPED with a 30-29 win against the New York Giants last Thursday night to push us to 1-1 on the season. We discuss the emotional roller coaster that it was, how Taylor Heinicke performed, and what improvements we'd like to see for future games (talking to the defense here). (0:55 - 14:10)The NBA season is right around the corner, and preseason is beginning soon! We each give our Washington Wizards player we're most excited to see this preseason (and regular season). (14:11 - 25:08)This week's No Hate Debate: Which celebrity would you like to see throw a first pitch or do a coin toss to begin a game? There are some brilliant answers in here! Comment below on who you would like to see throw one! (25:09 - 35:02)Finally, we conclude with the State of the Union, your DC Sports wraparound coverage segment, which covers the Mystics, Spirit, DC United, Maryland Football, and the Washington Football Team. (35:03 - end)
As briefly as you can, using only a few words or phrases, how would you describe the state of the union right now? As you see it, will things get better or worse? What will be key indicators? ︎Do you feel you're a part of America or apart from it? Explain. How do you rate President Joe Biden's performance so far? ... and more
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As briefly as you can, using only a few words or a phrase, how would you describe the state of the union right now? As you see it, will things get better or worse? What will be key indicators? Do you feel you're a part of America or apart from it? Explain. ︎How do you rate President Joe Biden's performance so far? ... and more
As briefly as you can, using only a few words or a phrase, how would you describe the state of the union right now? ︎As you see it, will things get better or worse? What will be key indicators? ︎Do you feel you're a part of America or apart from it? Explain. ︎How do you rate President Joe Biden's performance so far? ... and more!
Today on Polilogue, we look at the strong performance by Dr. Francis Collins of the National Institutes of Health in dispelling booster myths and headline buzz. We also look at the vague and unfocused questions by Margaret Brennan about Afghanistan and recent news that an American drone attack accidentally killed Afghan civilians. Shows discussed State of the Union on CNNFox News Sunday on FOXThis Week on ABCFace the Nation on CBSMeet the Press on NBCContact usEmail us at podcast@polilogue.com or you can send us your feedback @PolilogueCast. You can also follow us at @sotonaomi_ and @bsteidle.Support the show: We produce Polilogue out of our own pocket. If you'd like to support the show with a one-time or recurring donation, please visit our donate page here. Or leave a review on iTunes, Apple Music, or the Apple Podcast library. Thank you!Check out some of our other work: Brendan's website: www.armisticedesigns.com Naomi's website: www.startwithaquestion.org
Nine EU countries on the Mediterranean held a summit in Athens on Friday to discuss issues ranging from climate change to migration, security, and Afghanistan. The summit comes two days after European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen - who was also in Athens on Friday - underlined the need for a common EU strategy in dealing with climate change, migration, and defense. Hours after the European Commission President's state of the union address, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia signed a defense pact in response to China's growing assertiveness in the Indo-Pacific region that caught European countries off guard. Vassilis Nedos joins The Greek Current to talk about the EUMED 9 summit, the recent deal between the US, Australia, and the UK, and what this deal means for Europe. Vassilis Nedos is Kathimerini's diplomatic and defense editor. You can read the articles we discuss on our podcast here: After fires, Europe's Med leaders pledge climate cooperationEuroMed 9 summit in the thick of thingsGreek Orthodox Archdiocese of America Strongly Pro-Vaccine in New StatementElpidophoros: No religious exemptions from Covid-19 vaccinesCouncil of Europe to Start Proceedings Against Turkey if Philanthropist Not Freed
Dana Bash, CNN's chief political correspondent, co-anchor of State of the Union, and host of the new podcast Total Recall: California's Political Circus, joins Axe and Gibbs to discuss the results of the California recall election and the key takeaways for Democrats' messaging as we head into the midterms. The Hacks also cover the latest on the Democrats' social spending package and ponder whether Independents are truly independent.
A 20-16 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers this past Sunday has us at 0-1 on the season. We talk about the good, the bad, and the Ryan Fitzpatrick injury thanks to some poor O-line play. (1:24 - 12:56)Taylor Heinicke is officially the starter for the Washington Football Team! Heinicke posted the best PFF grade for a Washington QB in over 14 years when we played the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the wildcard round last season, and he went 11 of 15 for 122 yards and a TD against the Chargers this week. Amit and KDot could genuinely not be more excited for this moment, but not before offering our prayers and hopes for a speedy recovery to Ryan Fitzpatrick. (12:57 - 27:21) We then jump into the No Hate Debate, which team would you love to see come to Washington DC to play a local team? We go around the room and give our answers. (27:22 - 41:28)Finally, we conclude with the State of the Union, your DC Sports wraparound coverage segment, covering the Mystics, Spirit, DC United, Nationals, Georgetown and Maryland soccer, as well as Maryland football. (41:29 - end)
On 15 September Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, delivered the State of the Union address before the European Parliament. She took stock of efforts of the past year to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic and presented priorities for the year ahead, addressed the most pressing challenges and propose ideas for shaping the future of the EU, from NextGenerationEU to the European Green Deal and Europe's Digital Decade. In this episode of The Sound of Economics Live, Giuseppe Porcaro hosts Grégory Claeys, Maria Demertzis and Alicia García-Herrero to evaluate the State of the Union address.
Shona Murray, Europe Correspondent with Euronews provides an update on this mornings State of the Union address to the European Parliament by the European Commission President, Ursula von der Leyen.
This special edition episode is "Not Most Episodes" because, in this episode, I spend 16 minutes covering several important updates that every regular listener of Not Most People is not going to want to miss. Here's a summary of what you'll hear in this episode:Brief Not Most People backstory/historyRecent milestones Special thanks/shoutouts to you, the listeners, and othersHow to get more involved and stay connected with NMP beyond the podcastNew ways to support the show if you'd likeThe vision and future of Not Most People, what's next (special announcements)Want More Not Most People? - Ways To Get Involved/Stay ConnectedJoin The Not Most People Email ListVisit The Official Not Most People WebsiteJoin The Not Most People Facebook Community Join The Not Most People Telegram CommunityFollow Not Most People On InstagramSubscribe & Turn On New Episode Notifications Want To Show Your Support?Leave A Review On iTunesLeave A Review On AudibleBuy Me A CoffeeSimply Tell Your Friends About The Show :)Thinking Of Starting A Podcast?Download The Free Podcasting Toolbox & Resource List PDFCheck Out the Lost To Listeners Podcast Creation & Launch CourseConnect With BradleyBradley's InstagramSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/notmostpeople)
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During the turbulent times as a nation and the 20th anniversary of 9/11, Marshall reinforces the mantra of the first episode. Unity>Division. A lot has changed since then but it seems as if we are more divided than ever. So, Marshall urges us to wake up and unify because united we stand but divided we fall. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/austin-hamilton4/support
In this week's episode of Off Panel, comics critic Oliver Sava returns for the eight millionth annual Superhero State of the Union. Sava discusses idealogical differences between Marvel and DC, different flavors of Batman, DC's current approach, Black Label, Wayne Family Adventures, event comics, general disruption in superhero comics, Marvel's Infinity Comics, the Avengers trinity, Marvel's lack of a plan, Hickman's departure from the X-Men, our favorite non-Marvel/DC superhero book, and more.
Today's episode is more NPM-focused than a typical episode, but for all the right reasons: NPM's annual Members' Meeting is next Monday, September 20. The annual Members' Meeting is NPM's State of the Union, if you will, celebrating the wins of the association from the last 12 months, including celebrating NPM's biggest awards: the Pastoral Musician of the Year Award and Jubilate Deo award. I asked to sit down with Jennifer Kluge, NPM's Executive Director and my boss. I wanted to hear about her first year so far as Executive Director, including her first NPM convention. She was kind enough to oblige.
Today on Polilogue, we go back to our old show roots and identify themes across shows for guests that were on multiple programs on the same day. US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy and Democratic Senator Joe Manchin from West Virginia were both on State of the Union and Meet the Press. And the two guests gave similarly vague, defensive answers after being grilled by excellent questions from Dana Bash and Chuck Todd. Shows discussed State of the Union on CNNFox News Sunday on FOXThis Week on ABCFace the Nation on CBSMeet the Press on NBCLinks and Resources: Study finds more active-duty police officers died of COVID-19 in 2020 than all other causes combinedCoronavirus-sniffing dogs unleashed at Miami airport to detect virus in employeesContact usEmail us at podcast@polilogue.com or you can send us your feedback @PolilogueCast. You can also follow us at @sotonaomi_ and @bsteidle.Support the show: We produce Polilogue out of our own pocket. If you'd like to support the show with a one-time or recurring donation, please visit our donate page here. Or leave a review on iTunes, Apple Music, or the Apple Podcast library. Thank you!Check out some of our other work: Brendan's website: www.armisticedesigns.com Naomi's website: www.startwithaquestion.org
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Photo: Toronto from top of Rossin House (S.E. corner of King and York Streets looking towards Niagara); 1840s CBS Eyes on the World with John Batchelor CBS Audio Network @Batchelorshow Memories of 9-11-01 at Toronto, Ontario. @ConradMBlack .. National Post The greatest significance of the dramatic and evil assault on New York's World Trade Center and the Pentagon in Washington 20 years ago was that it initiated a new form of quasi-military violence against the Western democratic powers that had emerged at the end of the Cold War as overwhelmingly the most influential political, economic and cultural force in the world. The national security policy of the leader of the Western alliance, the United States, was enunciated in two speeches to the United States Congress by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1941. In his State of the Union address in January of that year he said that America “must always be wary of those who with ‘sounding brass and tinkling cymbal' would preach the ‘ism of appeasement'.” In his war message of December 8, 1941, following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor and many other sites in the Pacific, Roosevelt said, “we will make very certain that this form of treachery never again endangers us.” The burden of these assertions was that the United States would not be an appeasement power and that it would thereafter retain sufficient deterrent strength that no country would attack it again as Japan had. Between Roosevelt and George W. Bush, 10 presidents, five of each party, had essentially upheld that double formula successfully. The United States did not appease competing or adversarial states, although it attempted to compromise with them; and no other country has dared to risk the retaliatory response of American military might. The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, were the fruit of the imagination of the most militant enemies of America and the West: an attack by people who deliberately committed suicide in conducting the attack—not only were unafraid of dying but were eager to die—by forces that could not be directly linked in any command structure to any sovereign state. It was, after 50 years, the double evasion of the Roosevelt formula: forces so shadowy it was not clear how they could be appeased if anyone wished to do so, and so fanatical that they could not be deterred from even the most heinous acts because of their ardent desire to die for their cause. Clearly, and in the most dramatic possible way, a new threat had emerged. The spectacle on television of the attacks on the World Trade Center towers is rivaled only by the film of the assassination of Pres. Kennedy as the most vividly and widely remembered incident in the lifetime of anyone now living. It must be said that the American and allied response was impressive. For the first time, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) invoked the war clause and the North Atlantic Council, NATO's governing authority, unanimously stated that an Alliance member had been attacked in an act of war and every country in the alliance responded as if it were an act of war against themselves: “An attack upon one is an attack upon all.” Forces from a large number of NATO countries were dispatched to Afghanistan, [which w]as the training and staging area for the 9/11 outrages. They quickly overthrew the Afghan government, destroyed the training facilities of the terrorist groups and drove them out of Afghanistan; and virtually every country in the world other than a few militantly Islamist or very primitive states united in a vast system of information exchange and paramilitary cooperation. Those who remember 9/11 well will remember the widespread speculation and the noisy threats of terrorist spokespeople to the effect that this was merely the introduction of an endless series of massive terrorist assaults upon the West. Of course, there have been some such assaults, although very few recently and some of them were very deadly—though none as horrible or spectacular as the 9/11 attacks 20 years ago. We must not be so depressed and scandalized by the shameful end of the NATO presence in Afghanistan, at the instigation of the current U.S. president, that we fail to recognize the very thorough and almost leak-proof protection that the antiterrorist forces of the Western Alliance and its affiliates, such as Israel and Japan, have given the civil population of the West and its allies these 20 years. The disorderly withdrawal from Afghanistan has been an appalling fiasco but the West was certainly not militarily defeated. The American government decided, as the Soviet Union decided in the 1980's and the British Empire decided in the middle of the 19th century, that Afghanistan had few resources, was primitive, landlocked, and terribly inhospitable, had practically no strategic value and was accordingly not worth the military effort to maintain control of the urban areas as NATO was doing with only about 10,000 members of its Armed Forces until a month ago. There is room to dispute this judgment, and I don't agree with it myself, but it was a public relations and not a military defeat. The effect of this withdrawal will be to test whether the Islamist terrorist forces wish to use Afghanistan again as the launching place for their criminal violence or not. If they do, obviously, Afghanistan will be attacked again and probably with much greater violence than it was 20 years ago. Afghanistan has been regarded as rich only in heroin, but the theory has recently arisen that it is rich in rare earths as well. It sounds like Marxist Herbert Marcuse's theory that the U.S. was in Vietnam because of the oil (which still has not been discovered). In any case, if China wants to plunge into mineral exploration in Afghanistan and add it to its famous Belt and Road, it is welcome to it. Terrorism isn't really war: it isn't an effort of one sovereign authority to try to overcome and defeat another. It is an attempt by people who possess no sovereign authority, no legitimacy whatever, to strike at innocent people with such violence that it produces sketchily outlined concessions from legitimate sovereign countries. It has been successful only when it has been the advance activity of ultimately successful revolutionary movements within certain countries. It is conceivable that it could undermine and heavily influence, as it has in the last 20 years, some countries highly susceptible to militant Islam. But even those countries will not explicitly adopt terrorist techniques because the retaliation from the states they attacked would be so overwhelming, it would completely over-power the small number of fanatics and programmed idiots who want to die for their cause. The terrible events of 20 years ago and their sequels have not threatened our civilization as Nazism and Soviet communism did: Great Powers armed to the teeth and led by satanic dictators. Terrorism horrifies all decent people and kills a comparatively small number, but as an instrument of advancement of the cause in which it is inflicted, terrorism is a failure. The West's error, and it was the mistake of George W. Bush, was to try to eradicate terrorism and war by promoting democracy. This required nation-building so profound that there were not the time or the resources to complete it effectively in the barren soil of primitive and undemocratic societies. And it failed to provide for the democratic selection of anti-democratic political movements: Hamas in Gaza, Hezbollah in Lebanon, and the Iraqi electorate may prefer dictatorship to democracy. Humiliating debacle though it was, the departure from Afghanistan does represent a withdrawal by the West from an overextended position, and an opportunity for the principal Muslim terrorist organizations to try more conventional and less sociopathic methods of advancing their cause. It is obvious that there will be no toleration, anywhere in the West, or by China and Russia (pending Russia taking its rightful place as a western country) for terrorism or any of its espoused objectives. The terrorist attacks in New York and Washington 20 years ago were permanently shocking, but as the dramatic beginning of a campaign to shatter Western civilization, they and their sequels have been almost as conspicuous a failure as were Nazi Germany's recourse to aggressive war in 1939 and Imperialist Japan's assault on Pearl Harbor and across the Pacific in 1941. ..
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Attempting to crash an aircraft into a building was not an entirely new paradigm. Despite Secretary Rice stating, “I don't think anybody could have predicted that they would try to use an airplane as a missile” (Brush, 2002, para. 24), there had been numerous prior attempts to utilize aircraft in this manner (CNN, 2001). In addition, there had been a significant number of warnings suicide hijackings posed a serious threat. In 1972, hijackers of Southern Airways Flight 49 threatened to crash the airliner into Oak Ridge National Laboratory if a $10 million ransom was not paid (CNN, 2001). Copilot Johnson reported, “The demands at Knoxville were that if we didn't have the money by 1:00 that we'd crash into the nuclear reactor there” (CNN Transcripts, 2001, para. 151). The hijacked airliner was placed in a dive toward Oak Ridge, and was only pulled out of the dive at the last minute when Southern Airways agreed to pay $2 million to the hijackers (Allison, 2004). In 1974, S. Byck attempted to hijack a Delta Airlines DC-9 aircraft to crash it into the White House (Cohen, 2009). During the hijacking, Byck killed a security guard and the copilot before committing suicide after being wounded by police. Also in 1974, Private R. Preston stole an Army helicopter and flew over the White House and hovered for six minutes over the lawn outside the West Wing, raising concerns about a suicide attack (White House Security Review, n.d.). Following the 1993 attack on the World Trade Center, Jenkins and Edwards-Winslow (2003) conducted an exhaustive threat analysis for the World Trade Center. They concluded that an aerial attack by crashing an aircraft into the Center was a remote possibility which must be considered. Reports indicated Iran was training pilots to hijack airplanes and fly them into buildings: “Trained aircrews from among the terrorists would crash the airliner into a selected objective” (Bodansky, 1993, p. 15). Senator S. Nunn was concerned terrorists would attempt to crash a radio-controlled airplane into the Capitol during a State of the Union address, possibly killing the President, Vice President, and all of Congress (Nelan, 1995). In 1994, four Algerian terrorists attempted to hijack Air France Flight 8969 (Air Safety Week, 1995). The group, identified as Phalange of the Signers in Blood, killed one of the passengers, planted explosives on the plane, and planned to crash the aircraft into the Eiffel Tower (Bazerman & Watkins, 2005). French police stormed the aircraft and stopped the hijacking. R. Yousef, the architect of the first World Trade Center attack, was associated with these Algerian terrorists (Lance, 2003). Another attempted airliner suicide hijacking occurred in 1994. Flight Engineer A. Calloway boarded Federal Express Flight 705 as an additional jump seat crewmember, intending to overpower the crew and crash the DC-10 aircraft into the Federal Express corporate headquarters in Memphis (CVR Database, 1994). Calloway attacked the flight deck crew with a hammer, inflicting serious, permanent disabling injuries to all three pilots (Wald, 2001). On September 11, 1994, F. Corder attempted to crash an aircraft into the White House (Wald, 2001). Experts had been concerned the White House was highly vulnerable to an attack from the air (Duffy, 1994). Former CIA director R. Helms expressed concern a suicidal pilot could easily divert from an approach to Washington to crash into the White House (Duffy, 1994). In 1995, FBI informant E. Salem revealed a Sudanese Air Force pilot's plot to bomb the Egyptian President's home and then crash an aircraft into the U.S. Embassy (Berger, 2004). Salem also testified about Project Bojinka, which, in addition to the aforementioned bombing of 11 American aircraft, included crashing an airplane into CIA headquarters. In addition to CIA headquarters, this second Bojinka wave was planned to target the Pentagon, an unidentified nuclear power plant, the Transamerica Building in San Francisco, the Sears Tower in Chicago, the World Trade Center, John Hancock Tower in Boston, U.S. Congress, and the White House (Brzenzinski, 2001). McNeil (1996) noted in 1996, Ethiopian Airlines flight 961 was hijacked and an attempt was made to crash into a resort in the Comoros Islands. At the last moment, the pilot overpowered the hijacker and ditched the fuel-starved airplane into the Indian Ocean near the coast. Of the 175 passengers, 123 died (AirSafe Journal, 2001). Also in 1996, M. Udugov, a Chechen leader, threatened to hijack a Russian airliner and crash it into the Kremlin (Cohen, 2002). In 1998, White House Terrorism Chief R. Clarke conducted a training exercise to simulate a Learjet intentionally crashing into a government building (Kaplan, 2004). Clarke considered the exercise unsatisfactory (Kaplan, 2002). In a 1998 briefing to the FAA, three terrorism experts were concerned terrorists would hijack airliners and crash into buildings in the United States (Fainaru, 2002). In 1998 the Kaplancilar terrorist organization had planned to crash an explosives-laden plane into the tomb of M. Ataturk, Turkey's founder (Anadolu Agency, 2006). The entire Turkish government was gathered at the mausoleum for a ceremony on the day scheduled for the attack. The plot was foiled and the conspirators were arrested shortly before execution of the plan (Anadolu Agency, 2006). In addition to actual aircraft suicide attacks, there were numerous predictions of these types of attacks. One such prediction was the script which showed an airliner crashing into New York in the 1980s movie Escape from New York (“Kamikaze Jet Hijacking,” n.d.). Another prediction was in the March 2001 pilot episode of the Fox series The Lone Gunmen, featuring a hijacked Boeing 727 used as a missile to crash into the World Trade Center (Killtown, 2009). In 1999, the British Secret Service MI6 provided the U.S. Embassy in London with a secret report on al Qaeda activities (Rufford, 2002). The report indicated al Qaeda was planning to use commercial aircraft to attack the United States. The report stated the aircraft would be used in “unconventional ways” (Rufford, 2006, para. 1). In a report prepared for the Federal Research Division of the Library of Congress, Hudson (1999) noted numerous terrorist threats, and specifically named bin Laden and al Qaeda: “Suicide bomber(s) belonging to al-Qaida's Martyrdom Battalion could crash-land an aircraft packed with high explosives (C-4 and semtex) into the Pentagon, the headquarters of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), or the White House” (p. 7). A 1999 keynote address at the National Defense University warned terrorists might attempt to use unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to attack buildings (Hoffman, 2001). Security consultant C. Schnabolk had remarked, in 2000, the most serious threat to the World Trade Center was someone flying a plane into it (Reeves, 2001).
Michigan and Cade McNamara got off to a fantastic start! 47-14 win over Western Michigan and they are now obviously destined to make the College Football Playoff. Our Michigan man Matt Regan is back and tells you just how hype you should be if you're a Michigan fan. Amit, meanwhile, lost money on a 37.5 point spread that Fordham failed to cover, but Ryan Greenhagen (incorrectly identified as "Jared" Greenhagen) finished with 31 tackles and gained a new fan in Amit. (2:15 - 12:35)The Wizards 2k Gaming team has won consecutive championships! Lautaro Cabrera does a deep dive into the basics of it: the format, the players, how they won it, etc. We even discuss if Team District Divided would have a shot at scoring a point against the back-to-back champions. (12:36 - 25:53)In this week's No Hate Debate, we go around the horn and give you all our favorite 1v1 sport. Matt bends the rules a bit to give a creative, unconventional answer to the question. (25:54 - 33:39)We conclude the show with the State of the Union, your DC sports wraparound coverage segment, which covers the Mystics, Spirit, Maryland Football + Soccer, Georgetown Soccer, DC United, and the Washington Football Team. (33:40 - end)
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Who are we, and how did we get here? Matt addresses these in his 2021 BLOC Party State of the Union. This is Matt's address to the Barbell Logic coaches and staff at the 2021 BLOC Party. Matt delivers these roughly quarterly to the staff, and he initially intended to keep this internal as past state of the unions have been. Ultimately, though, at the prompting at some of his staff, he realized this is a good address to release. It's a good overview of how much Barbell Logic has grown and changed over the past 2 years. He touches at the staff of Barbell Logic who work to deliver the high standard of service, oversee and run operations, deliver content, create and improve the Academy, market our services, and grow the company. We hope you enjoy this, and it helps you better understand who we are, and how we got here. GET STARTED with one-on-one online coaching FOR FREE! Get your FIRST MONTH FREE on all strength and nutrition coaching plans. No discount code needed and includes a 10-day, no obligation trial. https://bit.ly/2MKeOoh Special offers from BLOC and our partners: https://barbell-logic.com/offers/ Connect with the hosts Matt on Instagram Niki on Instagram Connect with the show Barbell Logic on Instagram The Website Barbell Logic on Facebook podcast@barbell-logic.com
Today on Polilogue, two very different segments with very feisty takes. Naomi looks at the lack of substantive dialogue about the Texas abortion ban. Brendan examines climate change conversations and wonders who should be answering which questions. Shows discussed State of the Union on CNNFox News Sunday on FOXThis Week on ABCFace the Nation on CBSMeet the Press on NBCResourcesNYTimes article on NYC flash flood preparednessMore discussion on NYC government failures during IdaClimate scientist Daniel Swain's thread on a new study of the climate change effects on flooding. Article about the danger of water vs. wind in an hurricaneA Q&A about extreme weather and global warmingA full report on FEMA and funding issuesContact usEmail us at podcast@polilogue.com or you can send us your feedback @PolilogueCast. You can also follow us at @sotonaomi_ and @bsteidle.Support the show: We produce Polilogue out of our own pocket. If you'd like to support the show with a one-time or recurring donation, please visit our donate page here. Or leave a review on iTunes, Apple Music, or the Apple Podcast library. Thank you!Check out some of our other work: Brendan's website: www.armisticedesigns.com Naomi's website: www.startwithaquestion.org
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James is joined by Ben Spindler to discuss the state of wrestling in the world today and to celebrate the 7th Anniversary of the Truepenny Show.
This week Alexi and Mosse are finally back in studio for the first time since March 2020! Alexi's State of the Union monologue makes a return with a story on how the USMNT has grown since 2018 and what the team can achieve in this World Cup qualification process (6:59). Then the guys breakdown the next series of games the USMNT faces versus El Salvador, Canada, and Honduras (8:51). Then we jump into all the last minute transfer news in Europe, including Ronaldo's move to Manchester United, Messi's PSG Debut, and look at why Haaland and Mbappe stayed at their current teams (30:50). Alexi and Mosse also make their UEFA Champion's League picks, answer if it's worth making a jump to a league in Europe outside of the top 5, and Mosse helps a fan find a South American team to root for in #AskAlexi (1:01:13). Finally, Alexi pays his respects to the 13 brave United State's service members who made the ultimate sacrifice to save the lives of others in Afghanistan (1:19:15). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Uptown, baby, uptown! This week, the boys are chopping it up with their homie, one of NYC's flyest residents and manager of the Stüssy New York Chapter Store, Hugo Mendoza. Hugo is bringing the vibras to Brooklyn to talk collabs, customers, his journey from NYC to Toronto then back again, his philosophy as a boss, the day-to-day grind of retail, best sellers, what's in store for fall, barbershop art direction, hood fashion, an insider's guide to the Bronx, jewelry tips, a 2021 streetwear state of the union, the best the city has to offer, his NYC top 5 dead or alive and much more on this episode of The Only Podcast That Matters™. For more Throwing Fits, check us out on Patreon: www.patreon.com/throwingfits. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
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