this say "horace speaks" or "horace talks." roberto: that may be an interview that i did with horace, because i did--when i was doing my master's degree, i did several interviews with horace. i asked him questions about the history of music in los angeles. mekala: let me see it. roberto: let's do these two. why don't you put these two over there? that's the john carter and the horace tapscott. roberto, on tape: ok. all right. december 7th, two goodriends sitting around on a saturday afternoon talking about music. many times it can be and has been interpreted as anrtistic movement. it's actually a people movement. horace: during the sixties, i was forming a group of musicians in the community to preserve this music that's been used all over the world called jazz. and we would utilize music written by african-american composers--dead, alive, known, and unknown. wayne: this can totally be cleaned up. there's a lot of space to get the tape noise out of it. horace: the function of my arkestra was to be a vehicle that brought this mu

you are here when horace higgins saw henry riding his new tractor. he began to understand the real meaning of tva. that the individual through cooperation with his fellows. becomes a more important individual as john warden says when you develop people you have something. gonna the development of people is the first concern of a democracy. in school the children learn how to use the things that were built for them. how the dams work? up in the mountains on the tributary streams high dams back up reservoirs against the time of drought releasing the water when it is needed holding it in check when the rains come. down the tennessee river itself dams control the water step by step instead of the alternate floods and drought water can now be dispatched as trains are dispatched on a railroad system. these are the symbols of a nation's constructive energy. douglas, guntersville cherokee wilson pickwick landing, chickamauga, fontana hails bar what's bomb fort loudon? wheeler appalachia knowledge built for and owned by the people of the united states day and

horace higgins was one of the many who had given up the fight. what is the use, he said. we fill up those gullies, the first rain washes away. the same with all the land. it may have been good land once, but it is bad land now. bad land, hopeless land. henry clark wondered. erosion, the scientists call it, the eating away of the soil, destruction which began when the early settlers cut down the forests. when the farmers out of ignorance cloud straight for rose down the hillside. destruction from the sky. ♪♪ >> this is the way it was year after year. in a forgotten part of the united states. this was the havoc caused by greed and neglect, men working alone against the forces of nature. farms, towns, industry smashed. hundreds ground, thousands made homeless. energies of the river running to waste, the energies of the people too. henry clark's trouble was the trouble of 3 million americans in the tennessee valley. it became the direct concern of 130 million americans in the 48 states, a challenge to democracy and its ability to care for its own. the valley of the tennes

you are here when horace higgins saw henry riding his new tractor. he began to understand the real meaning of tva. that the individual through cooperation with his fellows. becomes a more important individual as john warden says when you develop people you have something. gonna the development of people is the first concern of a democracy. in school the children learn how to use the things that were built for them. how the dams work? up in the mountains on the tributary streams high dams back up reservoirs against the time of drought releasing the water when it is needed holding it in check when the rains come. down the tennessee river itself dams control the water step by step instead of the alternate floods and drought water can now be dispatched as trains are dispatched on a railroad system. these are the symbols of a nation's constructive energy. douglas, guntersville cherokee wilson pickwick landing, chickamauga, fontana hails bar what's bomb fort loudon? wheeler appalachia knowledge built for and owned by the people of the united states day and

joining me now is horace cooper. author co-chair of project 21. at first i thought horace said no white woman would ever do this. it just seems humiliating and degrading and unnecessary. but now that i see, this i'm thinking in this country today, i wouldn't be surprised if thousands of women paid for these people to be just lecturing them about how awful they are. it's a psychological issue. >> well, you know, jesse, w.c. phils says there is a sucker born every day. the real challenge from my perspective is to use the evil racism as a huckster, money making scheme. we have already seen this kind of behavior by the so-called black lives matter foundation using the genuine concerns that all americans feel making sure that all americans are able to partake of the american dream. blm and now these dinners try to money make off of that and they don't care actually after they are done if things are worse off. they get the mansions. they get the new infinity, they get the trip to aspen. >> jesse: what do you think is more profitable, racism or white gui

joining me now is horace cooper, co-chair of project 21 ,author of the forthcoming book, put yo u all back in chains. also with me, charlie kirk, founder and president of turninesident g point usa and af the college scam. charlie, the democrats are out of ideas. i mean, their bag of tricks nowt is spenthe and so now they're the ones who are with a wink clasa nod, kind of egging the activist class on , pushingy them toward violence.l and they they call the gopth the dangerous ones here. >> that's exactly right,ha laura . great. openis, by the way. so, look, they're trying tovokei provoke, i think, conservatives and republicans to do somethingt that we shouldn't do. and that's uncharacterized. we have to remember, we have to weay peaceful in these next six weeks for the midterms. because their languageare the democrats are using seemsus to almost triny tos get republicans and get grassroots activists just to saassroots y i'm mad as heck and i'm not going to take it any longer. you se e what happened in north dakota just a week and a half ago where a forty one year old man ran over an 18

is perhaps on the world stage where our base influence is most admired. us vice president carmella horace, spoke of his importance. ah, i hate live here when the term ran and an open kinda sitting in as a member of the in the pacific. as american lead chairs with the service emphasized abe's global legacy as a country under family said they final goodbye to sions. obey anata story that seems to come straight from a science fiction thriller now. so. so 1st planetary defense operation has struck a space rock orbiting, an asteroid, millions of kilometers from earth. the goal was to nudge the little moon into a new orbit. scientists were testing whether it's possible to deflect an asteroid on collision course with our planet. 3, what? oh my gosh. wow. i didn't give you a confirmation and direct hits millions of kilometers from the wools 1st ever planetary defense mission. as success, that is far from my coincidence. oh fantastic. we are so excited to be done. i, you know, we've worked on this mission for at least 7 years now and i, it's been a work of over 1000 people. yeah, definitely. as we

open tennis. horace star e got she on tech has advanced to the last 16 at the us open after beating lauren davis in straight sets. the american had little chance against the dominant world. number one. rafael middle is looking for a 5th us open title. he was a favorite against richard gasquet at natal, had played the frenchman 17 times previously in one every time when number 18 came in straight sets. now, if you're heading to the beach any time soon, i'd like you to consider this. chances are they will be a shock. not too far away. sightings are becoming more frequent in waters around populated areas. the scientists say humans are not on the menu. footage, that's likely to make many viewers feel uneasy to say the least. a huge hammer had shock. right next we're swimmer at miami beach, scientists who track the ocean predators have discovered that situations like this . ok, a lot more often than you might think. despite the noise and pollution shocks don't seem to mind hanging out me a densely populated areas, we really thought they were because studies of like, big land predators have foun

his holiness fired and on arm to protest, horace and crushed them under his tanks. that is how lithuanian will remember mikhail gorbachev says, i thank you very much. and once again, we're just looking at these life pictures coming in of the funeral of the last soviet leader mikhail gorbachev. people paying respects some lane flowers and an open coffin funeral. as you can see there, one not attended by russian president vladimir putin who says that he's too busy to come along to day to pay his respects. he did privately lay flowers. gorbachev scoffing at a musket hospital on thursday where it died. we will be bringing you more on that day without life coverage. thank you very much, yuri, concerts remain about the safety of the separation nuclear power station and ukraine. experts from the international atomic energy agency remain on site after carrying out an inspection on thursday. inspectors from the un agency of describe seeing building damage and impact holes following shelling of the site. you kind of brush or blame each other for the attacks on europe's larges

so many a cornerstone of stability through 7 decades. joining me now in the studio, cedar is alex of horace whiting. alex, queen elizabeth has herb was on the throne, i should say for 70 years, as we know we were just hearing about some of her legacy there. she saw so much history in her time in her long reign, reminders of some of the landmarks during that time she met with 13 out of the 14 u. s. presidents to name one. yeah, i mean it's extraordinary, isn't it? when you think that she, when she came to the throne, there was a british empire, britain rule the world. and it certainly doesn't now. and does he say yes, she met 13 us presidents including jeff k, g, f. kennedy. she also, as we saw, an ad was on the throne for 15 british prime ministers, including sir winston churchill, the war time leader. i mean, talk of a completely different era. we saw the berlin wall go up, the berlin will go down the end of the soviet empire. oh, the vietnam war. i mean, where do you, where do we begin? where do we finish? it was next been an extraordinary 70 years that were that she was on the throne and

she shall issy bear, leach, but in the north says quench horace chalet reason he ablest we're going $1000000000.00 of modesty of appoint you subway. argy solution, right? you have a chunk of that, the balloon, the one that's on either. one of them was the reaction because he'd say star daniel at a populace the don't. she didn't have anything on the book money. i'm yet cuz i wish the m sooner than later. so i know what you're fitted, so i would have been but you had a lot. yeah. near the godaddy office about, you know, what it is. all somebody will assume i see it doesn't cover the focus. those are still out there yet. they hear them, but some schriner crushed on. a new milady go that so it was really cord injury. it was, you know, get a little then. then after, after that we will be reaching you well, up in your snacks. you've got to lie to them clean. yes, he is de la. we haven't got any billing each other yet. cynthia, curt shazlaw for somebody laid out a. can you give me a cup of tea near the shutter locked almost with it? yes, my pleasure is cassie, what's your care fullest? i wonder what you

situation is exaggerated, but those arriving in serbia say the fear of conscription. israel said sir horace, horrible, so suki to be afraid to help war and know such things to. it's hard for everyone. it's a difficult situation at the land border with finland, a long queue. russian cars has lined up to cross finland is now russia's last remaining, you neighbor, that still allows the entry of russian shing and visa holders. but while fin, when prepares to limit or band and tree fresh and taurus and as flights out of moscow become unavailable, it may be now or never for those wanting to avoid the draft. a european commission spokesperson for migration says e u countries need to find a joint approach on considering asylum for russians fleeing their country to avoid military service. currently you members, states are divided over letting in russian citizens as winters heard finland, which has the longest e u. border with russia has reported an increase an incoming traffic at its border . the baltic states, estonia, latvia and lithuania, as well as poland. i've implemented tougher restrictions,

the phobia cranium president petro horace. anchor there. thank you very much. it's a pleasure. thank you. now let's go straight to our russ analyst concept in agood, who joins us from the lithuanian capital, vilnius, and company. what is russia's aim with? the so called referendums? well, the grease again with proportion. great is to legitimize russian presence on these territories. and very probably, and next them and her kind of servants say that very possibly the annexation date because no one doubts about the re so called result of the so called referendums, which are not reverend at all. ah, due to basically and next these territories, by the 7th of october, which has put his birthday and we just put his 70th birthday. so in the saw me, it's tradition. it, sir, very important to do something for such an important date. and i suppose we're looking towards full scale annexation concept, and i got our rutter analysts. thank you. now they're so called referendums on, on the way where announce to after ukrainian forces liberated a large part of territory formerly held by russia

it is perhaps on the world stage where our base influence is most admired. us vice president kamala horace, spoke of his importance. ah, i hate live, he played the term being and, and holding him sitting in as a member of the in the pacific region. as american lead chairs with the service emphasized abe's global legacy as a country under family said their final good bye to shins. obey a spring in there to buy as harris season experts on japanese politics and a senior fellow for asia at the center for american progress is also author of the iconoclast and sions are arby and the new japan which examines mister abbey's rise and fall as japanese leader and harry shaped japan's role in the world are welcome to d w. a. let's start with these protests about this state to funeral. tell us more about the objections. well, i think there are a few different reasons why public opinion ended up becoming so strongly against holding the state payroll and, and to be, to be clear as a state funeral. this means a state funeral funded entirely out of the national treasury where you have other prime ministers

he had only square luck at the new lesson. horace. and spell your name for last way, lad, my children, nobody. sandy. my school kid went to school. let me put him on up or boy study for it. and yes, what else i say to mom and miss? yes, we're supposed to, but i'm a full proof. nobody more. 6 is being said is number for the i'm a big i was to compete on it. you see it at a bus, but it went bad list. yeah. this song from yes, no way my skin is from a bus guessing bigger would be better, but to supply them for know that the airport for laurie. i think you can look at the end up being used as we input dependent noise danville if that memory sam them into says it's monica mutual like if it is a contest and if you copy at the needle, it's interesting though in some of the courses lowville stella, can you go upper side of a k b pc, windows for proper for media and those waiting for papa. ok. so most mile of working up the normals is to the on the moon or yes. how, you know, the video, they said you look for the effect bad for, to see for me,

it is perhaps on the world stage where our base influence is most admired. us vice president comalla horace, spoke of his importance. ah, i hate live here in the turn of friends and hope in the city and as a member of the in the pacific. as america lead chairs with the service emphasized. abe's global legacy as a country under family said their final good bye to shins. obey couple of other stories, making headlines around the world stay china's economic growth is set to fall behind the rest of asia. the 1st time since $990.00 and according to the world bank, it expects the chinese economy to grow 2.8 percent this year. that's around 2 percentage points. less than initially forecast. the slow down which will affect all of asia, is largely due to beijing's 0 coven policy. a spanish court has ordered colombian, singer shakira, to stand trial on charges of failing to pay over $14000000.00 euros and taxes. prosecutors are seeking an 8 year prison term after she rejected a plea, deal. shakira has bow to fight the charges saying she had paid all taxes due now its mission accomplished at nasa. the

address those issues, but only off to attribute to the man she replaces as prime minister on tuesday. horace, you got breaks it done. you crushed jeremy colbin. you rolled out the vaccine and you stood up to vladimir putin. you are admired from kiev to carlisle. richie scenic resigned along with dozens of conservative m. p. 's accelerated boris johnson's departure. he's now word tories to unite behind his former cabinet colleague, but she knows winning, but public trust will be a big challenge. after such a long selection process, the urgency for the new prime minister to tell the public exactly what steps will be taking over the cost of living crisis is clear. unless trust cons have failed to realize that low the work i think has been done. and i think the team are aware that once you transition from campaigning to government, this is a talk question on people's minds. and people will expect to hear clear and comprehensive answers. and i think we'll get that later this week. i will deliver on the energy crisis dealing with people's energy bills that all say dealing with the long term issues

main issues to warn ukraine and the energy crisis that's followed have also become crucial for voters. horace has more from stock. it's very close. as i, tight rice also seems to be quite a sly race route by the ricks dog. the parliamentary stock home as long queues to vote the long queue throughout the country. which means that the result could be delayed by, by an hour or 2 later. one of the reasons as long queues is that as traditionally, good voter turnout in sweden, magdalena, i'm the show, the prime minister, her ruling policy, the social democrats look like having around 30 percent of the vote. her sort of left leaving coalition, looking neck and neck in their block with as he mentioned this right fleet and coalition and unprecedented coalition between the moderate party, who sort of centrist sort of traditional opposition here and the right wing sweden . democrats who've never really had any influence before in swedish politics until the moderate sort of have brought them into the folds, trying to try and build a government. it's an anti immigrant party. many consider it's rice as pol

, it is perhaps on the world stage where abe's influence is most admired. us mice, president kamala horace, spoke of his importance. i hit with the term rent and and holding him in as a member of the end of his america leave. chairs with the service emphasized. abe's global legacy as a country under family said their final good bye to shins, obey. let's have a look at some of the other stores making headlines. china's economic growth is about to fall behind the rest of asia. for the 1st time, it's more than 30 years. according to the world bank. it expects the economy to grow 2.8 percent. this year, that's around 2 percent lower than originally forecast economists blame beijing. 0 cove. it policy a caught in spain as ordered colombian sing shaquira to stand trial on charges of failing to pay $14000000.00 euros in taxes. prosecutors are seeking an 8 year prison term after she projected a plea deal. shakira has bow to fight the charges and also a story that seems to come straight from a science fiction thriller. nath us 1st planetary defense operation has struck a space, rock orbiting, and e

it is perhaps on the world stage where our base influence is most admired. us vice president comalla horace. spoke of his importance. ah, ah. i hate live here. the term friend and hope in him sitting in is a member of the in the pacific region. as america lead chairs with the service emphasized abe's global legacy as a country under family said their final good bye to shins, obey. iran is stepping up its response to nationwide anti government protest, saying it will not be lenient with what it calls troublemakers, rainy an official say that arrested more than $1200.00 people. human rights monitors sally 76 people have died in the demonstration, sparked by the death of a young woman in police custody. despite the crackdown protests raged for an 11th straight night. oh, we don't want the islamic republic. that's the protest. cry of people. any ron's capitol to ron, only a few videos from the protests and getting out to the outside world. due to the repeated internet shut downs. but people are taking to the streets around the country. programmer rallies have also been held like he into ron m,

united forces of people's republic. often, yes, van logan's, since praying has been taken back out of horace. this is something that russia cannot ignore, ignore, and light reporting sad that while he, if seems not to be ready to stop, it's an necessary stat mobilization. and also he said that this is actually a duty of russia. let's take a listen. when you motion mean we cannot let and we have no moral rights or work people close to that would be torn to pieces by execution. you have to respond to their sincere desire to determine their own fate. the parliament of the people's republic of don battling, as well as the military civil administration of the care sooner ends up roger regency and do to hold referendums on the future of these territories and turned to us to russia with a request to support such a sac was we know that the majority of people living in the territories liberated from neo nazis. we showed the primary historical ends of nub irosia to now i want to be under the oppression of a neo nazi regime ins up rogia in the kernel region in august. and on ask, they have seen and are

provocative one and it's meant to be has to just know more is a direct reference to a quote made by horace mann commonly considered the father of our education systemut

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is the site is a special reminder to us to keep alive the memory of the victims of the shore and the horace of this crime against humanity. that was something that he sat during this meeting with this survivors. and it's quite similar to a visit that s sholtes also didn't excuse me, stein. male. so did with israel's president when he was in germany only a few weeks ago. g w. benjamin alvarez group are on the story force here in berlin tonight. benjamin, thank you. let's bring you up to date now with more world headlines, a right wing block has a narrow lead over the governing center lift coalition in sweden's election with almost all the votes. counted prime minister magdalena anderson says that the result remains too close to call. if the conservative block wins the anti immigration sweden, democrats could be part of the government for the 1st time ever. a rocket launch by jeff bezos, his space and company blue origin, was aboard it on monday after it caught fire just a minute into its flight. you see it right there, the unmanned rock. it was supposed to be the 1st in another series of sub

it is perhaps on the world stage where our base influence is most admired. us mice, president pamela horace, spoke of his importance. i hate live here the term and holding him in as a member of his america lead chairs with the service emphasized abe's global legacy. as a country under family said they final good bye to shins. obey and have a quick look at some of the other stories making headlines today. china's economic growth is about to fall behind the rest of asia for the 1st time since 1990. according to the world bank, it expects the economy to grow 2.8 percent this year. that's wrong. 2 percent lower than forecast. economists blame beijing. 0 cove. it pulls the front runner in brazil's presidential election, the former leader louis enough, you knew that a silver ass held his final campaign event poles put the left wing candidates comfortably ahead of his right wing rival. the current president, valuable snarl boy echoed in spain has ordered colombian singer shakirowa to spend trial on charges of failing to a more than 14000000 euros in texas. prosecutors are seeking an 8 year prison

they're all needed for a complete application. horace, that's good. the a now is to speed up the application process. the federal government is putting pressure on the states by 2032. they need to set aside 4 times more land for wind parks. meanwhile, other countries upwelling ahead. china is leading the way on wind power, followed by the united states. india is also growing and importance. world wide, wind power is booming. one risk for germany is that international firms will relocate to the big markets. nordics for example, closed it's plant in the north germans city of ra, stuck it's rotor blades, and now manufactured in india for germany. that means not just a loss of jobs, but also of expertise and resources for them in the year. it's a disaster for germany's plans to expand wind power. that was the last rollerblade plant in germany that we have just shot ourselves in the foot here. now we are dependent on india, brazil, and china. these, when you look at what expansion plans there are globally, it's clear our targets are not achievable yet. eve

i'll think he plans to significantly restrict their entry in the coming days. horace. as more from the volume at border crossing in finland, there are no longer ready ways to leave russia. but this is one of them. the board with finland that volleyball a 3 hour drive from st. petersburg, where the numbers departing seemed to be increasing. the wake of president vladimir putin as a partial mobilization of the russian people. little league on the wall. it has be more traffic crossing from russia to finland since wednesday evening. no particular restrictions were an external border to the shaken zone. so he perform 3rd checks. most people are traveling into finland on tourist visas and look at one of those is to be treatment. your car, an engineer from st. petersburg, on his way to helsinki and then for a lanka where he hopes to be safe from a call up to fight the war in ukraine. when did you decide to leave russia 2 days ago? because of the mobilize ational? yes. i don't have a list of for my reservation, but i skit, how did you get through the border? oh good. good. no

is perhaps on the world stage where our base influence is most admired. us mice, president carmella horace, spoke of his importance. ah, i hate live here in the champion and hope in the sitting in as a member of the in the pacific region. as american lead chairs and the service emphasized abe's global legacy as a country under family, said they final good by to since obey time to remind you of our top story at this hour. sabotage is thought to be behind the gas leaks from pipelines, connecting russia to germany, denmark's navy has released his 4 teacher fact gas bubbles forming and the baltic sea, the lakes that turn the spotlight on, europe's vulnerable energy security. i just, i went on the w, i'll be taking you through the day, taking a closer look at those sabotaged node stream pipelines, the effect of the war in ukraine on women around the world, and more on watch and so obvious, legacy is so divisive. i joined me in just a month with ah ah, patriotism on the right. how does the nation define itself? a question of the lost in the former soviet state. the war in ukraine has given me se

ah, it is perhaps on the world stage where abe's influence is most admired. us vice president kamala horace, spoke of his importance. ah, ah, if he played the term free and an open kingdom pacific and as a member of the in the pacific. as american lead chairs with the service emphasized abe's global legacy as a country under family said they final good by to sheen's, obey you watching t w. c. as a reminder of the top story, we have following. sabotage is thought to be behind gas leaks from pipelines connecting russia to germany, denmark's navy has released this footage of gas bubbles forming in the baltic. sea leaks again, turned the spotlights on europe's valuables. energy security coming up next, then dw news asia, while the state funeral for assassinated, japanese prime minister sins. the obvious says about his legacy and how makes shift classrooms ensure pakistan's floods. mean children do not miss out on that. it all that and more up next with various biology after a short on gabelle has from me and the news team here in a bell. and thanks for watching with with ah ah, now i can really

group that has been vowing to keep shooting against is really forces me to abraham with that update. horace there. thank you. now, canada has experienced its worst storm in nearly 50 years. awfully. remnants of her confusion hit the east coast. he had been downgraded to a post tropical cycling before it made landfall. but fiona still brought powerful winds and a dangerous storm surge. how did your custom reports already considered one of the strongest storms canada has ever experienced. fiona made landfall in nova scotia early saturday morning, bringing a 150 kilometers per hour winds and heavy rainfall. the canadian hurricane center says the storms preliminary barrel metric pressure reading was the lowest on record for canada. the lower the pressure, the more powerful the storm were thinking. first and foremost of the peoples of had a terrifying past 12 hours. people have seen their homes washed away in the winds, rips schools, roofs off. as canadian, as we always do in times of difficulty, we will be there for each other. about a 100 people were evacuated in halifax, the provincial capita

some be self. horace have been named us. us are be ali gin, k yama, and fall matter law all 3 way parts of the original group of $276.00 out ducted from she bulk in. it grew 2014. all 3 were forced into the salami. religion and wave forced to marry book or harm unless we order gills found all free dairy, torn with children, and many stories of in night to me or deal. and i like to them telling them that i wanted to visit my sister, so they let me out. i left some piece of forest. first thing in the morning, i walked for a dave to the bama local government where i met some soldiers who questioned me. i was married to one of the fighters. he is dead now. i gave birth to 2 children. one died in assemblies of forest. we were not treated too badly, but we were never allowed to go out with when my husband was alive at the time the kidnapped us, we were not suffering under captivity. but when he died, life became unbearable for us to have a hospital in the forest where they give us drugs ever since i was in the forest. i've been so worried i wanted to see my parents. i have 2 children. i want

if that last more than 4 years. horace al jazeera stocker science, the u. k. in germany say they have serious doubts about yvonne's intentions to revive the 2015 nuclear deal is comes days after day, ron sent its respond to the eas, proposed text to restore the agreement. the 3 western nations say iran's demands are jeopardizing talks in resuming in vienna. earlier this week, the went to nuclear watched on published a report saying it could not verify whether terrans nuclear program is exclusively for peaceful purposes. in pakistan, thousands of supporters or former prime minister iran con, have attended a riley english on waller. it has been charged with criminal contempt and terrorism for threatening a judge and police officers. officers involved in the arrest of one of his aides. con submitted a document to a court on wednesday, expressing deep regrets for his remarks. after a lengthy hearing on tuesday, the court announced that he would go ahead with his indictment for contempt, seeing it was not convinced that kind had shown remorse for his comments. the

well, that's furious, respond spy, beijing comes after us, vice president comalla horace, accused china of committing provocations around ty, one while form a u. s secretary of state might pompeo code on washington to prevent a quote, chinese century. china has flexed. it's military and economic might, to coerce and intimidate it's neighbors, and most recently, provocations across the taiwan strait. if we want to free 21st century and not the chinese centered century, which is using pink dreams up, the all paradigm of blind engagement must end tensions. overtime. one increased after us. how speaker nancy pelosi visited the island last month. china called the move of provocation and responded with military drills around sy, one this month, washington approved more than a $1000000000.00 worth of arm sales to the island, which china considered to be its sovereign territory. and then even more recently, joe biden said that washington would defend taiwan in case of it's hard for the white house later backtracks on that statement. beijing classified those latest moves as a violation of both h