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Biblical Hebrew was original printed with no gaps between words. True and interesting...
My ophthalmologist informs me that I have 10% vision remaining in my good eye, ego I use narrator to read here.
Narrator does not read yeaitslikewhowouldbelieveit?wegottaputsomegapsinthere
very well therefor I will try the auto correct on it. Nope, no suggestions. Out come the magnifying aids.!
God bless you big time and hold you near always.
Narrator does not read yeaitslikewhowouldbelieveit?wegottaputsomegapsinthere
very well therefor I will try the auto correct on it. Nope, no suggestions. Out come the magnifying aids.!
God bless you big time and hold you near always.
This is Thea & Karlon wishing for everyone on CC to enjoy the God given day today, hoping you are storing memories of fun. May you inherit God's blessings!
yes, he is. turned 80 last sunday.
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Whaaat, you don’t like soccer??
However, I do agree way too much money is being funneled into this sport, and many other sports.
What I do agree on is there are way too many sports in most schools!!
when i was in high school, '88-91, we had football, basketball, baseball. tennis, golf, track and field.Whaaat, you don’t like soccer??
However, I do agree way too much money is being funneled into this sport, and many other sports.
What I do agree on is there are way too many sports in most schools!!
that was it.
oh, and a chess club.
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Aah showing your age! Youngin!!when i was in high school, '88-91, we had football, basketball, baseball. tennis, golf, track and field.
that was it.
oh, and a chess club.
We had all of those too, plus gymnastics; in the midwest. At that time, I wasn’t into any of those sports. I was more into waterskiing, hiking and canoeing. lol
Actually, I love soccer, or what is called futbol here in Spain. It used to be on free television, but now it is mostly on pay TV, and I do not like them taking it away from this retiree. So selfish on my part, I know.when i was in high school, '88-91, we had football, basketball, baseball. tennis, golf, track and field.
that was it.
oh, and a chess club.
before i answer this, let me remind you that a while back, i asked you if you acknowledge the existence of the military industrial complex that eisenhower spoke of.
answer this, and them i will answer you.
Did trump complain that Obama had given a billion dollars in cash to Iran?
Gemini AI
Yes, Donald Trump has repeatedly complained and claimed that the Obama administration sent cash to Iran, often characterizing the payment as a "bribe" or "ransom".
He frequently referenced a $1.7 billion payment. While Trump often described this as the U.S. giving taxpayer money to Iran, the payment was actually a settlement of a decades-old dispute over military equipment Iran purchased from the U.S. in the 1970s, before the Iranian Revolution. Because direct U.S. dollar transactions with Iran are illegal, the settlement was transferred in foreign hard currency. You can read more about the history and context of these claims in the
Washington Post Fact Check on the Iran Deal and the 
CNN Fact-Check on Trump's Statements.
Gemini AI
Yes, Donald Trump has repeatedly complained and claimed that the Obama administration sent cash to Iran, often characterizing the payment as a "bribe" or "ransom".
He frequently referenced a $1.7 billion payment. While Trump often described this as the U.S. giving taxpayer money to Iran, the payment was actually a settlement of a decades-old dispute over military equipment Iran purchased from the U.S. in the 1970s, before the Iranian Revolution. Because direct U.S. dollar transactions with Iran are illegal, the settlement was transferred in foreign hard currency. You can read more about the history and context of these claims in the
Washington Post Fact Check on the Iran Deal and the CNN Fact-Check on Trump's Statements.
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Yet Iran still hates the U.S. and non muzzies, go figure!
I just have to add this point, CNN is considered Fake News; trust in them is gone, they’ve been known to add things that aren’t true.