before the war, manarheim came to gerring in 1934 and '37 .r they hunted and discussed issues. in just 6 years from 1933 to 1939 , 136 finnish military delegations visited hitler’s germany. in august 1937 . submarines, which at that time made up half of the entire german submarine fleet. the head of the intelligence department of the red army, semyon uritsky, reported in a secret report. there are indications that finland will be used as a base for deployment of the german air fleet against. the ussr. at the same time , the idea of ​​creating a greater finland began to be actively promoted in finnish society. the idea of ​​a great finland was not new. kareli, pskov region, estonia and several regions of sweden and norway. after the start of the war, maps appeared showing great finland. the entire russian north, right up to the op river beyond the urals. one of the myths of finnish historiography says that these are the indigenous lands of the fenaugrians, that karella is only a land for the fenaugrians, and the russians there are migrants here

ger kuet, in the mentioned interview you called the figure is 460 thousand.was then discussed on the srednegersky radio podcast; the general invited to the broadcast said that these numbers were too high, and that the situation with losses was rather the opposite. now i’ll ask you a question: do you really think? that there is a real basis for asserting that in this war almost 500 thousand ukrainian military personnel were killed and wounded, this is the first thing, and i will also ask you this question: since you are a nato insider, do you think that if defeat were inevitable, nato or the western states would take such a step as sending its military, because this would become... we hear words that ukraine must win, it cannot lose, otherwise it will be a defeat not only for ukraine, but for the entire collective west. do you think the west will go so far as to send its troops there? to answer the first question with numbers, here's the thing. neither ukraine, nor russia, nor any of the parties disclose the number of their losses. how did you come up with the

ger kueth, in the mentioned interview you mentioned the figure of 460,000, then this was discussed on of the central german radio, the general invited to the broadcast said that these figures are too high, and that the situation with losses is rather the opposite. now i'll ask you question: do you really think that there is a real basis for asserting that in this war almost 5,000 ukrainian military personnel were killed and injured, that is. first, and i will also ask you this question: since you are a nato insider, do you think that if defeat were inevitable, nato or western states would take such a step as sending their military, because this would become, we hear words about that ukraine must win, it cannot lose, otherwise it will be a defeat not only for ukraine, but for everything collective west. do you think the west will go this way? will send his troops there far away. to answer the first question with numbers, here's the thing. neither ukraine, nor russia, nor any of the parties, discloses the number of their losses. how did you come up with these numbers? if we, and well, i

farmers during these protests took place, is another noteworthy one. in this regard, the news that gerpies, so he will switch to pneumatic mail, let 's see, the mail flew away, the british are joking about the pneumatic pipe system of federal chancellor scholz, scholz abandoned his plans abolish the 19th century pneumatic tube system used to deliver classified documents to his office because it turned out to be an important tool... for protection against russian spies. for decades , the office has relied on this machine, which uses compressed air to transport paper documents between 36 stations in various departments. the device, which uses imperial-era technology, is due to be decommissioned by 2025, but according to the office, the risk of digital document interception is significantly higher than using the good old pneumatic tube system. scholz personally forbade anyone to touch the device. typically this is urgent matters that cannot be transferred to electricity. or the need for an original signature, a federal government spokesman said. chancellor scholz's personal pipe is marked

grandfather, and we have something tasty at home, let's conjure something, no, conjure, snowman chicken. gerproven, my grandfather is santa claus, everyone can create miracles on new year’s eve, from the bottom of their hearts for those around them, happy new year, wizards, with a credit card everything will be as you want, everything will be as you want, pay purchases with any izbera credit card and an apartment in moscow can be yours. sberbank credit card is the best in the country. i liked the beer in munich more than in other cities. not only did i like it pavlova, but also the girl, drained their mugs with pleasure. the large, lively city of munich, how much life and movement there is on the streets, at the same time how much order, while examining the university of munich, which we heard about from an officer while still on the road, we went straight to the practical training of medical students. the professor performs a demonstration operation; together with the students, our travelers, holding their breath, watch the complex operation. one can feel from everything that future europea

georgia did not have lukashenko, there was saakashvili, i understood correctly, ger gozman, that georgia no lukashenko in moldova, there was no ukraine, everyone is already in the european union, i think very fair remark, what is the program , it was deleted, but the internet saves everything , because the first impulse is more important than everything later... belarusian companies to russians and so on and so forth, here is another very important point: comprehensive decommunization and de-sovietization of belarus. is this the desire of the belarusian workers? what does this ultimately lead to? now , if these points are fulfilled, when such a gigantic amount of interest in belarus depends on exports to russia, when belarusian combines are used throughout the country clean up, how is it? by the way, about the worker. mostly workers of state-owned enterprises would stand up, those who work for foreign companies, in factories dominated by foreign capital, they would not stand up, why? because they will simply throw everything out there. what to feed the children? that is, you understand t

especially he developed a trusting relationship with reiks-marshal hermann gerring. taken in 1942 during their meeting in germany. by order of goering, the loot was brought here to his estate. gave questions of military cooperation. at this time, secret contacts between the finnish elite and the nazis reached unprecedented intensity. in just 6 years, from 1933 to 1939, 136 finnish military delegations visited nazi germany. in august 1937. a squadron of german submarines arrived in helsinki on a friendly visit. constituting at that time half of the entire german submarine fleet. the head of the intelligence department of the red army, semyon uritsky, reported in a secret report. there is information indicating that finland will be used as a base for the deployment of the german air force fleet. against the ussr. at the same time , the idea of ​​creating a greater finland began to be actively promoted in finnish society. the idea of ​​greater finland was not new, it was to annex russian karelia to finland, which the philns called eastern karelia, the kola peninsula and

on macron's attempts to become a key player in europe, elisabeth gers. french president frequently and extensively publishes video messages on his social media pages. for example, about the olympics in paris against the backdrop of a punching bag, which he never hits. i invite you all to exercise at least 30 minutes every day, at least 30 minutes, because it is so good for your health. also, when traveling, macron makes so-called approaches, but not to sports the projectile, approached the press, did push-ups, that is, said three phrases, and was free. the situation in moldova and ukraine confirms that the eu's approach to geopolitical problems. were because of pensions, now they continue with torches and tambourines because of immigration reform. if the pension reform extended the youth of the french to 64 years, then the immigration reform tightens the rules of deportation. here the french are chasing the british, who are threatening to send refugees to africa. and their foreign ministers, both england and france sent to kiev as an initiation rite. the

it seemed that you had answers to all the questions, ger scherhorn, but the question about müller ishave an answer yet, that’s it, sabbat, let’s go have a snack, as they say, war is war, and lunch is on schedule. this is not an advertisement, this is an instruction, the assortment of the order in which this should be taken is mandatory for all cafes, if you need to go to the toilet, then it’s there, ataturk, the establishment is run by a family of azerbaijanis, good afternoon, good afternoon, the owner is there, yes there. kolya, take it, how glad i am to see you, ibrahim, hello, please, and you will you sit with us? no, i can’t, i have to accept the goods. i can’t, but then we’ll talk , sorry, dear, hello, leila, hello , what can i bring you, please, 100 vodka, green tea, leaving it as always, okay, i ’ll quickly, by the way, tikhonov asked us not to stop blissing, as a truck driver, i am entitled to rest every 4 hours, as provided by federal law, but we only drove two, oh, what a beauty, thank you, but we didn’t order this? you must have a bite, have a bite, delicious, delicious. f

this means that a family of five can receive 5 gers of land., they can create a second one on russian territory. the fact is that it turns out that mr. baratov is very popular in foreign media working for the countries of central asia and writing in uzbek in russian, for example, the british bbc, the american radio liberty, and in the uzbek version of radio azatlik. as a result, on the leader of the uzbek community was charged with article 282. the krf was taken into custody, all this forces the vice-speaker of the state duma pyotr tolstoy to say the following: why are these fraternities better than the same ones, but carsican or sicilian, they also bribe local authorities, excuse their own militants, protect semi-legal businesses, intimidate everyone else, in russia they do not there should be a place for parallel structures with... their own laws, customs and authorities, and pyotr olegovich is not alone in this point of view, even more specifically in this regard state duma deputy mikhail delyagin spoke out. listen, when a person violates th

answers him, this is nick, georgia didn’t have lukashenko, there was saakashvili, i understood correctly, ger union, moldova didn’t have lukashenko, ukraine it wasn’t, everything is already in the european union, i think it’s very fair. a ban on broadcasting russian channels and the mandatory inclusion of channels from poland, lithuania and ukraine in tv packages, border customs inspection on the border with the russian federation, a proposal to ban the sale of belarusian companies to russians, and so on and so forth, here is another very important point, the comprehensive decommunization and de-sovietization of belarus, this is the desire of the belarusian workers, this is what ultimately leads to, if these points are fulfilled. when such a gigantic amount of interest in belarus depends on exports to russia, when all over the country, throughout russia, belarusian combines are harvesting, how is this? by the way, speaking of workers, workers of state enterprises were mainly supplied, those who work for foreign companies, in factories dominated by foreign capital, they were not supplied, why

it turns out that 4 years ago ger olaf was the minister of finance and suspiciously failed to notice the biggest fraud since world war ii. the scheme worth billions of euros was carried out by a russian spy, the head of the wiercard company, jan moralcik, allegedly recruited by the fsb back in the nineties. moreover, in germany he was not just a businessman, but a partner of the federal government. marsalik is now on the international wanted list. and investigations say that he received a russian passport under a new name and highli likely is hiding in moscow. however, because of love for ukraine and accusations putin in all the german sins, pestorius chancellor will also quickly lose his popularity. moreover, the same build is already dispersing the new attack. every week, some unknown and elusive drones fly over military training grounds and bundeswehr barracks and monitor how ukrainian militants are studying there. at the same time, surveillance has been ongoing for more than a year and pistorius’s department has not been able to land or catch at least one drone. member of the bun

conflict and they're doing that by trying escalate and that's a game which probably isn't going to..." the geradvance about these rates that the us and uk did, that they have not, they backed off on the idea of a full confrontation through this ridiculously named mission to uh to protect prosperity, so it looks like the americans are not wanting escalate it. it can go on longer uh, the resistance is holding out, the resistance is winning in gaza and of course on the northern flank in lebanon, but what their game is, i guess is to try and pull the us and i think that's going to fail and that will be very, very difficult for them to talk about the mona, that's the game, because it's a secret, this jewish state have 200 atomic b of hydrogen bomb, all the other nuclear plants in the world are monitored, but not the ones in israel. كان يشتغل بدون اي نوع من انواع الاجراءات الوقايه على العكس تماما نفس الزلمه اللي كان يجيب له الاكل او الشرب كان يكون متخذ كافه الاجراءات الاحتياطيه او هذا الموضوع ما بفهم فيه رحم الله الاردن واسرائيل هناك معاهده السلام ونحن ملتزمين ببنودها متمنى انه دمونه يرحل عنه لانه ه

ger. what's making people angry?that is so federal and their divisiveness that me as a black republican, in the last four years or eight years really, since trump had first taken office i try to get one of my friends family who are democrats or liberals to just try to come on thelisten, to let me show them the evidence and information that we on the right have to counter whatever information on the left they won'chance. they don't want to hear it. like i said, the job has been done so thorough. they can say that liberals or the blm thing wasn't the same as the january 6. do you remember what she said about chase them out wherever you see them? you've got to be kidding me. these people have been more divisive. host: let's get a response. guest: yes, violence comes out of anger. it also of frustration, passion. it usually erupts when democracy doesn't seem to be working. and you arein 2016 in the state of virginia, 70% of hillary clinton supporters had never met a trump supporters and vice versa. we and it is very diff

ger is a man whose performance is reported more than 200 times from kilometers beyond shushtar he arrived at the desk of savak officers in tehran , he never got tired of stating the issues, which caused him to be arrested several times when he got his diploma and became a teacher . for example, the mayor of that time. he was a corrupt person. he corresponded so much and followed up on this. sayyed javad's activities were not limited to this forum and even to the city of shush . when he was 25 years old , he became one of the defenders of the nationalization of the oil industry. his movement for the nationalization of the oil industry was active. that experience later, it was supported by those who are my age remember politics as the poisoned atmosphere of advertising. they unjustly slandered and slandered the active clergy and clerical leadership of the late ayatollah kashani . in 1942, just in the days when the voice of this islamic man drew a lot of attention to qom, mr. sharaft , who is now 36 years old, is one of ayatollah khomeini's fans. in 1946, when they led a part of the teacher'

ger started targeting the hospitals with the indonesian hospital and the martyr kamal adwan hospital in the north of the gaza strip. then he also targeted some other private doctors' offices . since the 7th of october, we can say that the health and medical institutions and hospitals in the gaza strip are all out of order, and that the zionist regime's attacks on the hospitals were intentional. news groups during the war in the gaza strip also suffered many problems, so that the number reporters and journalists who work in the north of navarazeh are less than fingers. from the 7th of october until the end of 2023 , we had heavy activities and the news groups depicted the widespread crimes of israel and the sagas of the palestinian nation, and we news groups were part of this saga. despite the conditions in the gaza strip , palestinian citizens continue to defend their land and hope to liberate their land and end the war with the victory of the palestinian resistance . these pictures of the destruction show the situation in the north of the gaza strip at the end of 2023. year the past

it targeted ger in al-tihat region and al-manara region in the north of occupied palestine. hezbollah also released a new image of the missile attack on the branit military base. yes, lebanon's hezbollah announced in statements about targeting the location of the gathering of spy equipment and the merkava tank of the zionist military in the north of the occupied territories with its colleague located on the border of lebanon with palestine. we will join you, mr. azimzadeh, hizb allah has carried out several operations today, and please tell me the details of today's offensive operations. hello good night. lebanon's hezbollah has issued 6 statements so far. in these statements, it was announced that a merkava tank of the zionist military was gathering, spying equipment and also a base. zionist soldiers have been targeted in the north of the occupied territories. a merkava tank was targeted by guided missiles at the beyaz bilida base in the northwest of hezbollah's occupied territories. three gatherings of zionist soldiers, one in tal tihat area, the other in tel tihat in mita

and they're doing that by trying escalate, and that's a game which probably isn't going to work, the gert they have not they've backed off on the idea of a full confrontation through this ridiculously named uh mission to uh to protect prosperity so it looks like the americans are not wanting escalate it can it can go on longer uh the resistance is holding out the resistance is winning in gaza and of course on the northern flank in lebanon. but what the game is, guess, is to try and pull the us and i think that's going to fail, and that will be very, very difficult for them. foreign minister says only way to restore. to region of west asia, the israeli regime to end its onslot on the gaza strip.in said that iran does not welcome war in the region and has made efforts over the past 100 days to prevent spread of us israely genocidal war on gaza to other parts of the region. he said root cause of the ongoing situation is not the red sea or lebanon, but ongoing genocide in gaza. the anti-israel operations by resistance forces or natural response israel palestinians, he made the remarks on the

the second commander john gers was killed on august 17th when a shl struck fairly on top of the pilothouse bashing the iron plates down on the head. finally -- the ordinance officer and third acting chief of staff was wounded by a shell on september 1st. on august 21st admiral dahlgren attempted a ironclad assault against something or but abandoned it after it ran aground regardless the confederates were ready having decrypted another message about it, the commander informed beauregard of the intercept, quote, we intend to whip the admiral. by september gilmore's parallels were 50 yards from wagner. this time he sought the cooperation to have ironclads provide shifting fire. the attack was scheduled for dawn of september 7, it was apparent the confederates were brooding, beauregard ordered morris island evacuated. captain tucker facilitated the ninth evacuation, chicora, palmettos that anchored near charleston. 40 boats manned and evacuated the garrison. gilmore's men were so close the guns were left behind. an officer took 77 enslaved laborers and doug rifle pits, manning that position. a

for five shillings and sixpence and it's advertised by very jolly bayonet piercing the backside of a gerlook like adult hitler. now this went down quite well on the home front. but when these books were sold, a prisoner ofps where they were re censored by the germans. this didn't wasn't seen as funny all and for a long peri■í in 1943 penguin books were banned prisoner of war camps as result. so penguin completely transformed forms the provision of books on the home front but also for and this was especially so with the second paperbacvents america services editions. now this was extraordinarily in that the american services had a committee which chose which titles be published and then were published this strange tableau footnote. they used the reader's presses and then guillotine in them separate. so you had to have books that are exactly the same length in or this mostly modern fiction, but also a lot of classics some nonfiction texts as well. and they these were distributed free of charge to america service people wherever they were in the world. so as a pacific ato, you were on cases

rut ger, you are the captain. that moment went viral, why did it go viral? their heart out like that. >> yeah, i would say for us, just shows how much we love our country and how we came together in such a short amount of time and set a culture for ourselves and it was, we won the gold, we were fired up. >> steve: you sure did. lane, apparently they ran this on canadian tv, espn did not run it. any idea why? >> i would assume that the canadians weren't too thrilled we got the world medal. >> steve: you could be right. you did beat sweden, i'm 70% swedish. cutter, you were born in sweden and moved to arizona, that has to be tough, you took on sweden and beat your home country. >> yeah. i was born way up north there then moved over to the states when i was two. my dad was playing hockey over there, it was fun to get back there and win a gold medal in the home country i was born at. >> steve: a lot of you are from northern states, gavin, you grew up in florida, people don't think it is a hockey state. you prove it is. >> it is pretty clearly where flip flip-flo

elizaveta gers in finnish finland is not relevant for russian tourists even with the pandemic; turkeyion of a transit country. the only category of citizens left for whom the finns' decision to close the borders is painful are those who have a family and home on the other side of the signature finnish barbed wire. psychiatrist tatyana tsarenko 2 years ago i came to finland for an internship to get acquainted with their experience of treatment, including delirium tremens. when i came here to lopinranto. in november in december on new year's eve, she opened the border a tiny crack, looked at the passers-by with visible distrust, and a day later timidly... slammed it shut again, the second attempt to end self-isolation was scheduled for january 14 and failed. russian people who live in finland are protesting, but in general they are not surprised. for those in the know, the course of finnish politics is clear. they justify their russophobia during the winter war, but in fact , from the seventeenth to the thirty-ninth year they had absolutely nazi literature, politics, and precisely russo

it turns out that 4 years ago, ger olaf was the minister of finance and suspiciously did not notice thest fraud since the second world war. world. the scheme worth billions of euros was carried out by a certain russian spy, the head of the wircarp company, jan marsale, allegedly recruited by the fsb back in the nineties. in germany, he was not just a businessman, he was a partner of the federal government, now marsalik international... they fly over military training grounds and bundesphere barracks, monitoring how ukrainian militants are studying there. the surveillance has been going on for more than a year. pistorius’s department failed to land or catch even one drone. member of the bundestag defense committee, markus fabber believes that this clearly points to russia and putin. the bundesferb suspects that moscow is behind the uav flight, but... there is still no evidence, so the german military continues to promise that they will definitely catch the russians in their sleepers; local workers in the agricultural sector have a lot of problems in germany. german farmers, tired of the

similar number among the caucus gers who say they're independents even though they participated and those were camps that bee know were helpful to biden's victory in 2020. i will show that trump also benefits from the splintered opposition which is an echo of 16. so if you look at this, in the end he pulled less than half of republicanss when vote in the 16 primary. the nonpresident lost 13 states and i don't know if it will happen at that time and 50% of voters like iowa are still mulling the alternatives and the other thing is, james, is that cruz hit trump earlier and harder throughout. i just heard haley saying it's a trump-biden nightmare. she's trying to position herelf as a new school politics and i don't see that playing out in past campaigns, but to combined bien and trump in the nightmare it doesn't really wash because republicans don't agree with half of it and democrats don't agree with half of it and she's never gone the way cruz did at going directly at trump. >> you know, when you come in third you're got to say something. it may not be perfect, and she is trying to positio

when trade opened with the classical model.erybody will ger prices.o slightly wage go to union town and they have slightly lower jobs. go to union town and you find the neighborhood the churches are sow fayette city and everything is shutdown. stories of despair. the unify collapsed and the"h gs fell and dying from a drug overdosage. as a guy who believes in free market i think big business is the home game. big government is a big home game for business. it doesn't provide the good life. especially to the working-class. >> i just want to put into prospective the experience within the last 14 to 15 years. the number of people in america that never attend church services increased between 2008 to by 40 million people. 40 million people in 14 years. we now have a population that's majority has more people now that say they never go to compared to those who go to weekly service. that's a different country. that's ryan's testimony that's very solid from my prospective. that's a different country. you have a certain assessment or underlining of what's goin

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so why was he detained at an airport in ger ? three hours for not declaring a luxury watch meant to be auctioned at that event. the watch is reportedly worth about k720,000. goods over the value f k7430 do have to be declared well. >> film productions generated more than $19 million for san francisco shows economic output over the last fiscal year. that's according to the annual report released by film sf, the official film office for the city organized more than 270 productions across 486 shooting days. bringing in more than $91,000 in permit fees. projects included amazon tv's i'm a virgo by bay area filmmaker boots riley, and apple tv's the last thing he told me, starring jennifer garner. a variety of high profile commercials were also shot in san francisco. >> country music legend reba mcintyre is set to perform the national anthem ahead of the super bowl at allegiant stadium in las vegas next month. today, the nfl announced its pregame musical lineup, which also includes post malone, who will be singing america the beautiful

i changed my name to gers lilita vladimirovna, because i don’t want to have anything in common with myiological mother. why did she offend you so much? she abandoned me, abandoned me everywhere. she left it with me at the store. the last one where she left me, she abandoned me in the forest when i was 3 years old, and i spent 3 days there, they found me with a mycelium with a note, that’s all , i didn’t have any documents with me, here’s the note, what was written there, 31/ 29 ninth year, loseva olesya vladimirovna, that’s it, and if it weren’t for these grandmothers ’ myceliums, i don’t know, it’s just what happened, me in the hospital. they fed me from a spoon and pumped them out because i couldn’t eat normally, of course, naturally, i don’t remember this, but it’s all documented, maybe some fragments of memories remained about those three days in the forest, no, my memory blocked it, i don’t remember, but there were times when i found out all this, when i became an adult and... i was turning it all over in my head, naturally, i dreamed about these moments, i was psychologically ver

illinois governor prits ger wrote this, unfortunately, the welcome and aid illinois has been providingo these asylum seekers has not been matched with support by the federal government. the federal government's lack of intervention at the border has created an untenable situation for illinois. has the president been focused enough on these issues, do you think? >> look, the immigration system is broken and i was in congress, the gang of six in 2018. the fact of the matter is on day one of this presidency joe biden put out a comprehensive plan on immigration reform and continues to ask for help that's necessary. republicans don't want it -- he wants the economy to fail on this. this is an issue they use at this time of the year, but there is no doubt. the system isec broen. we need to have com prehnsive immigration reform. they're experiencing trauma in their own countries and we need workers in iowa and the processing plants and those things. we need to do that. chaos caucus is doing nothing about it. >> i should clarify, i combined the middle east and migrants because we are going to

railways will interfere fasting cows, a note from count boblinsky and engineer melnikov in defense of the gerss on the edges of the road, houses, and i say, yes, houses on the edges of the road will burn, horses will lose all meaning, listen to what's there and how it should be. i wish i could go there with anton frantsich, well, they invented a telescope for the eyes, but is it really impossible for the ears? i can’t think of anything, but how much easier it was for our agent to work, he might make a mistake without me, he doesn’t know how to talk to our people, no one will let you in there, oh , if only he would introduce himself in some fancy way, he’d lie to an old man, they’d let him in like he’s cute, yes well, you think our people aren’t there, but in our third department they know you as a bleached radion ivanovich, that’s where it comes from, but from my reports, well... but they know about me there, not really, no, so what ? they laugh at you, and about me tihan, about you, manechka, several times they even sent a request to the academy of sciences, because you are for them, this is

the signals associate editor and ger withers penned this article in which hero, quote, baseball has quite changed a bit since the civil war, bam, just as interestingly and hotly contested back in 1865 as they are today. in 1921, in those days, gloves were unknown and overhand pitching was not allowed because scores were the rule and it was no strange thing for one team to beat another by a comfortable margin of 30 runs in these days, babe ruth is willing to call it a good day when he knocks a couple of home runs out of the polo grounds. but sb dahl, captain of the old knoxville team, says that he always two or three home runs in a in, quote sb dahl was samuel billings. dahl and he was already widely known not just around knoxville, but across america. he was not just one of the elder at this time. merchant prentiss is a knoxville he was nationally known as expert sharpshooter. so much so that he featured on a poster about the united cartridge company with other expert sharpshooters and on the very bottom row in the dead center, you may notice a female that is annie oakley on the right sid

a one show called captain america will wield the shield, captain america.he current eve gers coming inside the fice and having a conversation with barack obama about, who should be the next captain america, because captain steve is stepping down now. the choiuallendsp his partner at that time from world two med bucky, whohrough the magic of comic books survives world warecom a russian assassin, then an american hero. and then becomes captain america. ironically, a about two years later, marvel comics decides they're going to introduce the first african-american to captain america who becomes sam wilson, who is the current captain america, and continue what he right now and will be the captain america featured in next captain america four new world order, the marvel cinematic universe movie and ironically, next february, i will be writing book about this new captain america that will be available at bookstores everywhere. this ironically, just this is why i. dc comics also make sure they get into the barack obama craziness because they have barack obama here the white housing out superman t

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this house was built at the beginning of the last century; merchant ger grosman and his wife lived here find you a place so you can they also took off their headdress, then i put on a black hat , we agreed, yes, it’s called uh, now i’ll tell you, it’s called a top hat, so you didn’t guess, in fact, we have a lot of mysteries, well, it turns out that this was the first for you, this is a bowler hat , well, then we’ll switch back, we agreed, of course, okay, attention, hocus pocus, super, okay, there are a lot of strange things in the apartment, the purpose of which i, as a modern person, can’t guess, for example, this item , similar to a thermometer, is called a manche; it is used to roll up the sleeves of a shirt. and this strange box is used to store refreshing candies. of course, as a hat lover, i couldn’t ignore the owner’s. and a wardrobe, a top hat, yes, let's move on, sherlock holmes is neither more nor less, let's go, apparently, i deserve special trust, since i was invited into the holy of holies of any housewife, into the kitchen, and as the famous detective did, i will resort

. >> thank you >> ger, welcomeac >> thank you, mr. justice. and may it pleasehe court.hroughout the litigation at times this morning, petitioners have characterized this case as presenting a fundamental question of the separation of wers and a test of article iii. will courts connu to say what eaw is? but i want to make surehat doesn't get lost in the shuffle is that petitioners have maden important concession that i think illustrates that the issue here is actually far narrower and their attacks on chevron ck merit andre unnecessary. the concessions this. petitioners acknowledge congress can expressly delegate to agencieshe authority to define terms and fill gs. and imagine if the statute said they were aed to define the admisttor. i take both petitioners to give that up a recognize that is a delegation and courts should respect that. the role of the court in that circumstance is to make se the agency has followed the procedures and stated within whever outer bounds congress has set. and all of thatomies with the constitution, of course, because congress has the author

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the problem is, is that your two biggest eu economies at this point ger■many and france are nt there,10 years, it's over nine years since they pledged to get to 2 peme noises last year semi-encouraging and then they said oh we can't possibly do it, which sure you can. and so who knows where the french are on all of this? but it's -- i think wen't see it as a monolith. i think there are countries that would belie that argument about europe, and that's where i would put my , and i will just -- you know, we had the french ambassador here i guess the end of 2021 so i have to speak up for the french. you know, this debate in their own idiosyncratic way, since de gaulle, de gaulle left the nato high command left, developed their own nuclear deterrent, etc. you had president of france saying that talking about strategic autonomy which my understanding is he -- if you're autonomous, that means you are like indepennt of the united states. we didn't like that. but this idea of an incipient european leadership on european security is very -- has more currently probably in france than any of the

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the merchant ger grosman lived here with his wife.lack hat , we agreed, yes, which is called, uh, now i’ll tell you, it’s called, somewhere, something is mixed up there, this is the object that is the hottest mystery, what i think , that they melted the butter there and stirred it like that, the fact is that previously, colonial goods shops sold only... green coffee, with the help of this coffee roaster every housewife roasted coffee, natalya, tell me, this is something interesting for some kind of item, when i make, for example, cocoa, this means that you have run out of it, and this inscription tells us that today we need to buy some object that instills a little horror in me, some kind of hooks, is this for torture or what? this is also a kitchen device called a steelyard, that is, for weighing some products, and these are scales, yes, i it seemed that there were more mysteries in this house than answers. it seems that everything is here, here is a toaster, and even molds for baking snails, one caveat, you need to recognize them fi

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. >> they can go down in the new ger okay, inic. >> they can go down in the new gerokay, let's have ayeah. so gone woke apparently. yeah. so this apple woke this is good. apple goes woke with new option to add pronouns in your iphone contacts as users joke steve jobs would die again if he this he writes if he saw this and he writes this the update. yes, and this with the update. yes, and i've it tonight on i've checked it tonight on my own actually got own phone because i actually got given christmas. given a phone for christmas. i've out of the the i've come out of the having the flip and i finally got flip phone and i finally got a good iphone, but got the good iphone, but it's got the pronouns in it. you can add pronouns. so annoying. do pronouns. it's so annoying. do you don't you have to though? you don't have you know, it's like have to. but you know, it's like number what? number email pronouns. what? and it's , you know, on date. it's like, you know, on date. i don't dating apps, don't go on dating apps, but i've heard women put their pronouns. them pronouns. i've seen them on

. >> they can go down in the new ger okay, inic. >> they can go down in the new gerokay, let's have ail now. apple has gone . yeah. so gone woke apparently. yeah. so this apple woke this is good. apple goes woke with new option to add pronouns in your iphone contacts as users joke steve jobs would die again if he this he writes if he saw this and he writes this the update. yes, and this with the update. yes, and i've it tonight on i've checked it tonight on my own actually got own phone because i actually got given christmas. given a phone for christmas. i've out of the the i've come out of the having the flip and i finally got flip phone and i finally got a good iphone, but got the good iphone, but it's got the pronouns in it. you can add pronouns. so annoying. do pronouns. it's so annoying. do you don't you have to though? you don't have you know, it's like have to. but you know, it's like number what? number email pronouns. what? and it's , you know, on date. it's like, you know, on date. i don't dating apps, don't go on dating apps, but i've heard women put their pronouns. them pr

. >> six passengers are suing alaska airlines over this week's de ger incident, calling the event a wakingnightmare. according to the class action lawsuit filed in washington state, the incident left several passengers with sustained injuries and emotional trauma. sued also claims many of the oxygen masks did not seem to work when they were dropped down in response to the emergency. some of the passengers also say in the suit that their ears blew dead from the pressure change. >> well, the federal aviation administration announced it will expand its oversight of boeing in response to last week's mid-flight door plug failure. some aviation experts say this is merely a reaction to thursday's release from the national transportation safety board that announced its own investigation into that 108 year old company, a former inspector general believes the faa has been dismissive of real industry change and has had a detrimental hands off approach. the faa simply turned over their job to boeing. >> they let boeing sell certified self inspect and basically tell the faa when the plane was ready for

course, in that circumstance, it's -- it's implementing ngss's directives -- justice gorsuch: i mean, gerourt to not -- interrupt, but those are two different -- very different views about what qualifies as an ambiguity you've just given us. one is there ia tter interpretation. i provide it as a court. the otheiswell, yeah, but i'm going to defer anyway given whatever considerations you want to throw into the ambiguity bucket. and that's exactly the problem that your friends t other side suggest have persisted in the lor urts for 40 years and why some judges claim never to have found an ambiguitynd other equally excellent circuit judges have said they find them all the time. and it's so why, i don't know, maybe a dozen or more circuit judg he written asking us to overrule chevron. and -- and -- and -- and -- and it also may be why one of your colleagues last year said i don't know what ambiguity means at this lectern. d should that be a clue that something needs to be fixed hereth even the federal government at the podium can't answerheuestion what triggers ambiguity? you've given us two

to identify as a different ger no,’ we shouldn't. and >> no, no, we shouldn't.end of last guidance at the end of last yeah guidance at the end of last year. now, these decisions were made the government had made before the government had published guidance. but published that guidance. but this of the problems that this is one of the problems that many dealing with. many schools are dealing with. a lot of teachers don't know what to do because there are big campaign groups out there. stone wall, uh, mermaids . they, you wall, uh, mermaids. they, you know, they call themselves charities, but they are out there making materials , telling there making materials, telling people that you should be doing this of that age. this for children of that age. i think that is utterly ridiculous . i have a four year old. she sometimes tells me that she's a rabbit. that doesn't mean that i'm going to start giving her carrots. every single carrots. uh for every single meal need to be able to allow meal we need to be able to allow children be children without children to be child

esto ocurre tras la presiÓn que ejerce el gobierno de colombia alexa ger la liberaciÓn—— exigir la liberaciÓnel pelotero de grandes ligas permanecerÁ bajo arresto preventivo hasta su prÓxima cita en corte. esto vinculado al proceso judicial en su contra por supuestamente mantener una relaciÓn con una menor de edad. franco se presentÓ de manera voluntaria el pasado 1 de enero ante un juzgado para responder a las acusaciones. hablan con univisiÓn noticias familiares de los padres que pierden a su bebÉ cuando intenta subir a un tren en movimiento en mÉxico. la pareja tenÍa meta cruzar la frontera para llegar a suelo estadounidense, pero en el camino se arrebatÓ la vida a su hijita de apenas cinco meses de nacida. en honduras claudia mendoza tiene las muy sentidas declaraciones. claudia: los padres estÁn destrozados luego de conocer el fallecimiento de su pequeÑa nieta emma dayan. la bebÉ de cinco meses de nacida que muriÓ cuando cayÓ de su madre cuando intentaban subir un tren en mÉxico. >> yo estoy triste. estoy destrozada por la niÑa. [llanto] nunca habÍa perdido un nieto. yo le pido a mi padr

tatyana, she is, of course. she was shocked when mikhail ger told her that he had an adult son who wasit was tatyana, she was able to play a decisive role in this regard, she was able to convince mikhail that he needed communicate with a guy, with a son, and he really established a relationship with arkady, they began to communicate, according to the events nearby, well , it’s clear that i met my sister, i met my aunt, my grandmother, everything... in one day there, well indeed, it was cute, well, even due to the fact that, let’s say , my grandmother was comparing his childhood photographs, my childhood photographs, yes, it’s kind of cool, so again, he was worried, and i didn’t really understand why i should this is all for that, well, again, yes somehow this is all some kind of, these are all such prerequisites for some kind of embarrassment. yes, that’s enough , well, again, again, a boy, a teenager, yes, let’s go introduce you to the grandmothers, but i have, thank you, another one, we must, yes, we must go straight, mikhail vasilyevich tried to find a special approach to the diffic

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