the gates foundation? i published my first article on e gates foundation, right that first week of the pandemic. so it was kind of interesting timing because for the gates foundation, this was the beginning of their of their ascension to this very of bill gates philanthropic career, where he was at the absolute top of his game. he was constantly appearing in the news media as a public health expert. you'd see him there with fauci. so suddenly, bill gates was super relevant. and i was the bill gates guy because i'd been reporting him so kind of what got me interested in. and then it became more and more of saga because the pandemic response started to fall apart. bill and melinda gates got divorced. all these allegations emerged. bill gates's misconduct towards women, which he denies a very hard to explain relationship ship with convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein some kind you know all of this this became a growing scandal and so then i was i guess position to to continue the reporting it and now to you

the gates foundation? i published my first article on the gates foundation, right that first week of the pandemic. so it was kind of interesting timing because for the gates foundation, this was the beginning of their of their ascension to this very of bill gates philanthropic career, where he was at the absolute top of his game. he was constantly appearing in the news media as a public health expert. you'd see him there with fauci. so suddenly, bill gates was super relevant. and i was the bill gates guy because i'd been reporting him so kind of what got me interested in. and then it became more and more of saga because the pandemic response started to fall apart. bill and melinda gates got divorced. all these allegations emerged. bill gates's misconduct towards women, which he denies a very hard to explain relationship ship with convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein some kind you know all of this this became a growing scandal and so then i was i guess position to to continue the reporting it and now to y

the gates foundation?lished my first article on the gates foundation, right that first week of the pandemic. so it was kind of interesting timing because for the gates foundation, this was the beginning of their of their ascension to this very of bill gates philanthropic career, where he was at the absolute top of his game. he was constantly appearing in the news media as a public health expert. you'd see him there with fauci. so suddenly, bill gates was super relevant. and i was the bill gates guy because i'd been reporting him so kind of what got me interested in. and then it became more and more of saga because the pandemic response started to fall apart. bill and melinda gates got divorced. all these allegations emerged. bill gates's misconduct towards women, which he denies a very hard to explain relationship ship with convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein some kind you know all of this this became a growing scandal and so then i was i guess position to to continue the reporting it and now to your ne

or excels foundations? yes, so i mean again another two, we've already covered quite a lot of different science foundations in the show so far, so the peers foundation uh william peers property company voted by by a bbc show some years ago as the worst landlords in the country, living up to the stereotype of the of the jewish landlord, i mean that's the most extraordinary thing about this, and then exalarks again property magnet. davidur, who runs this exelar foundation, strangely named foundation, and all both of them give to to the occupation forces, both of them give to islamophobic think tanks and both of them give to active ethnic cleansing east jerusalem, we face with a situation where it's not just these charities which are giving money to the occupation forces, but also all the the charities and foundations which give money to them, which need to be looked at, so there's a real case for looking at pairs and excels and wolfson foundation etc. and saying look, these are organizations which do not fill

science foundations in the show so far so the peers foundation uh william peers uh property company voted by by a bbc show some years ago is the worst landlords in the country living up to the stereotype of the of the jewish landlord i mean the most extraordinary thing about this, and then exalarks, again, property magnate, davidur, who runs this exalarks foundation, strangely named foundation, and all both of them give to to the occupation forces, both of them give to islamophobic think tanks and both of them give to active ethnic cleansing east jerusalem, and so we face with a situation where it's not just these charities which are giving money to the occupation forces, but also all the the the charities and foundations which give money to them, need to be looked at, so there's a real case for looking at peers and at excels and the wolfson foundation etc. and saying, look, these are organizations which do not fill fulfill a public benefit, which where the harms they're causing by contributing to genocide, way away any benefits that they might give in the provision of swimming pool

different science foundations in the show so far so the peers foundation uh william peers property company voted by by a bbc show some years ago as the worst landlords in the country living up to the stereotype of the jewish landlord, i mean that's the most extraordinary thing about this, and then exalachs again, property magnate, davidur, who who runs this exalarks foundation, strangely named foundation, and all both of them give to to the occupation forces, both of them give to islamophobic think tanks and both of them give to active ethnic cleansing east jerusalem, so we're faced with a situation where it's not just these charities which are giving money to the occupation forces, but also all the the the charities and foundation. which give money to them, which need to be looked at, so there's a real case for looking at pears and at excels and the rulesson foundation, etc. and saying, look, these are organizations which do not fill fulfill a public benefit which where the harms they're causing by contributing to genocide way the any benefits that they might give in the provision of swim

or exalar foundations? yes, so i mean these are again another two, we've already covered quite a lot of different science foundations in the show so far so the peers foundation uh william peers uh property company voted by by a bbc show some years ago as the worst landlords in the country living up to the stereotype of the of the jewish landlord i mean that's the most extraordinary thing about this and then exalarks again property magnete. davidur who who runs this exelar foundation strangely named foundation and all both of them give to to the occupation forces, both of them give to islamophobic think tanks and both of them give to active ethnic cleansing east jerusalem so we face with a situation where it's not just these charities which are giving money to the occupation forces but also all the the the charities and findations which give money to them which need to be looked at so there's a real case for looking at pairs and and wolfson foundation etc. and saying look, these are are organizations which d

science foundations in the show so far so the peers foundation uh william peers uh property company voted by by a bbc show some years ago is the worst landlords in the country living up to the stereotype of of the jewish landlord i mean that's the most extraordinary thing about this and then excels again property magnate davidur. who runs this exelar foundation, strangely named foundation, and all both of them give to to the occupation forces, both of them give to islamophobic think tanks and both of them give to active ethnic cleansing east jerusalem, and so we're faced with the situation where it's not just these charities which are giving money to the occupation forces, but also all the the the charities and foundations which give money to them, which need to be looked at, so there's a real case for looking at peers and at exilarks and wolfson. foundation etc. and saying, look, these are are organizations which do not fill fulfill a public benefit which where the harms they're causing by contributing to genocide, way away any benefits that they might give in the provision of swim

or exalar foundations? yes, so i mean these are again another two we've already covered quite a lot of different science foundations in the show so far so the peers foundation uh william pears uh property company voted by by a bbc show some years ago is the worst landlords in the country living up to the stereotype of the of the jewish landlord i mean that's the most extraordinary thing about this and then exelarks again property magnate davidur. who who runs this exellars foundation strangely named foundation and all both of them give to to the occupation forces, both of them give to islamophobic think tanks and both of them give to active ethnic cleansing east jerusalem and so we face with a situation where it's not just these charities which are giving money to the occupation forces but also all the the the charities and foundations which give money to them which need to be looked at so there's a real case for looking at peers and at excels and the wolfs. foundation etc. and saying, look, these are organ

the data spots foundation informs us. we're at city hall for an appointment with the mayor of heil fund. surprisingly, he cancels at the last minute and sends his media spokesperson instead. but it's soon clear, she's not going to tell us anything substantial. so we insist on our pre arranged interview with the mayor and suddenly he does have time for us. the discharge supported may or hockey may our goal in this election campaign, there are rumors that the 2 men are friends and that they meet at the alliance club . it feels as if we've entered a murky world. the 2nd most of she and he 9 behind this to be a people say there's so much secrecy and data spots. this relationship with politics. it's such a close one and so on. and can you understand how that looks like people on the outside of the fortunes investing absolute? just seem to open it? certainly we're an open book. you're doing your job and seeing if there's anything that needs to be covered and shared with the general public and stories like this they arise. i don

foundation. from there, he joined the obama administration. now he is the head of the rockefeller foundation and i had a chance to sit down with him and talk about solving these global problems. tell us, what is the rockefeller foundation? i know the rockefeller name but what does the foundation do? dr. shah: the foundation was created more than 100 years ago by john d. rockefeller. the idea was to use science and innovation to lift up as many people around the world as possible. over that period of time, it has helped launch a green revolution -- has create -- helped create the field of modern medicine, launch a green revolution that held almost one million people move off the brink of hunger and starvation, and today our big focus is around climate and energy. david: if i said to you, i have a great idea for the rockefeller foundation, what is your polite way of saying no? dr. shah: [laughter] it depends on the idea, i guess. in general, we love hearing new ideas. we tend to be more focused tha

the data spots foundation informs us. we're at city hall for an appointment with the mayor of heil, but surprisingly he cancelled at the last minute and sends his media spokesperson instead. but it's soon clear, she's not going to tell us anything substantial. so we insist on our pre arranged interview with the mayor and suddenly he does have time for us. the dish spots supported may or hockey may. our goal in this election campaign, there are rumors that the 2 men are friends and that they meet at the alliance club . it feels as if we've entered a murky world. the 2nd most of she and he 9 behind this to be a people say there's so much secrecy and data spots. this relationship with politics, it's such a close one and so on. and can you understand how that looks like people on the outside of the fortunes investing absolute? just seem to open it? certainly we're an open book. you're doing your job and seeing if there's anything that needs to be covered and shared with the general public and stories like this they arise. i d

or exalar foundations isn't it? yes, so i mean these are again another two we've already covered quite a lot of different sciences foundations in the show so far so the peers foundation uh william peers uh property company voted by by a bbc show some years ago as the worst landlords in the country living up to the stereotype of the of the jewish landlord i mean that's the most extraordinary thing about this and then excels again property magnate davidur runs this exelarx foundation strangely named foundation and all both of them give to to the occupation forces, both of them give to islamophobic think tanks and both of them give to active ethnic cleansing east jerusalem and so we're faced with a situation where it's not just these charities which are giving money to the occupation forces but also all the the the charities and foundations which give money to them which need to be looked at so there's a real case for looking at pears and at excels and the wolfson foundation. etc. and saying look, these are are organiz

the elixars foundation is run by david dangor, the property magnet. his foundation also funds islamophobic think tanks and the ethnic cleansing east hoods. among the testimonials. on the charity website is one from ian austin, the extreme zionist who has displayed a profile picture on x, referring to gaza with the words, let israel finish the job. there are also tributes from the board of deputies, the chief rabbi, and even israel settler supporting extremist ambassador to the uk, zippi hottivley. overall, baidham is devoted to supporting the genocidal israel occupation forces in gaza, in what. appears to be breaches of the uk charity law, palestine declassified will pass the evidence we have on earth to the charity commission.ud, mean you think there is need for a for a wider effort from the palestine solidarity movement to reveal, target and and dismantle these charities as part of the boycott, divestment and sanctions campaign, absolutely, i i think the sort of the double standard which has been implemented. very unapologetically by the charity com

the data spots foundation informs us. we're at city hall for an appointment with the mayor of heil funds. surprisingly he cancelled at the last minute and since his media spokesperson instead. but it's soon clear, she's not going to tell us anything substantial. so we insist on our pre arranged interview with the mayor. and suddenly, he does have time for us. the discharge supported may or hockey miracle in his election campaign. there are rumors that the 2 men are friends and that they meet at the alliance club. it feels as if we've entered a murky world that set him as a field. he, 9 behind this to the people say there's so much secrecy and data spots. his relationship with politics is such a close one and so on. and can you understand how that looks, trends and other people on the outside of the portions of us thing absolute, just seem to open and certainly we're an open book. you're doing your job and seeing if there's anything that needs to be covered and shared with the general public and stories like this they aris

the data spots foundation informs us. we're at city hall for an appointment with the mayor of heil, but surprisingly he cancels at the last minute and sends his media spokesperson instead, but it's soon clear, she's not going to tell us anything substantial. so we insist on our pre arranged interview with the mayor and suddenly he does have time for us. the discharge supported may or hockey may our goal in this election campaign, there are rumors that the 2 men are friends and that they meet at the alliance club . it feels as if we've entered a murky world. the fact in most of she and he, 9 behind this to the people say there's so much secrecy and data spots his relationship with politics, to such a close one and so on. and can you understand how that looks credited to people on the outside of the fortunes investing absolute, just seem to open and certainly we're an open book. you're doing your job and seeing if there's anything that needs to be covered and shared with the general public. and stories like this, they arise

foundation.ng about the east side education initiative. now you mentioned the inequities when it comes to zip codes, you have a one minute trailer video, let's play that right now. male: when i heard that my son's school gets less than half of what a school district 7 miles away gets, it pissed me the [bleep] off. ♪♪♪ dr. andrew: today's zip codes and home addresses determine the funding allocated to public school districts. this directly impacts the amount and quality of educational resources and facilities made available to different students in different neighborhoods. the effect on their lives is profound. the disparity is real. leveling the playing field is hard, but we can make a change together. the road to a solution starts here and now. ♪♪♪ damian: and i like that title, "zip code code red." now, in a longer segment, state senator dave cortesi mentioned that equity does not equal equality when it comes to these zip codes. can you kind of explain that for us? dr. andrew: right, i think th

the data spots foundation informs us. we're at city hall for an appointment with the mayor of heil fund. surprisingly he cancelled at the last minute and since his media spokesperson instead. but it's soon clear, she's not going to tell us anything substantial. so we insist on our pre arranged interview with the mayor and suddenly he does have time for us. the dish spots supported may or hockey may. our goal in this election campaign, there are rumors that the 2 men are friends and that they meet at the alliance club . it feels as if we've entered a murky world that set him as a fee and he, $9.00 behind this to be a people say there's so much secrecy and data spots. this relationship with politics. it's such a close one and so on. and can you understand how that looks, couldn't see the people on the outside of the fortunes investing absolute, just seem to open it. certainly we're an open book. you're doing your job and seeing if there's anything that needs to be covered and shared with the general public stories like this

the d test spots foundation informs us. we're at city hall for an appointment with the mayor of heil fund. surprisingly he cancelled at the last minute and since his media spokesperson instead. but it's soon clear, she's not going to tell us anything substantial. so we insist on our pre arranged interview with the mayor. and suddenly, he does have time for us. the discharge supported may or hockey may our goal in this election campaign. there are rumors that the 2 men are friends and that they meet at the alliance club. it feels as if we've entered a murky world. the 2nd most of she and he 9 behind this to be a people say there's so much secrecy and data spots. this relationship with politics, it's such a close one and so on. and can you understand how that looks like people on the outside of the fortunes investing absolute? just seem to open it? certainly we're an open book. you're doing your job and seeing if there's anything that needs to be covered and shared with the general public and stories like this they arise. i d

the data spots foundation informs us. we're at city hall for an appointment with the mayor of heil fund. surprisingly, he cancels at the last minute and sends his media spokesperson instead. but it's soon clear, she's not going to tell us anything substantial. so we insist on our pre arranged interview with the mayor. and suddenly, he does have time for us. the dish rods supported may or hockey may our goal in this election campaign. there are rumors that the 2 men are friends and that they meet at the lions club. it feels as if we've entered a murky world. the fact most of she and he 9 behind this to be a people say there's so much secrecy and data spots. this relationship with politics, it's such a close one and so on. and can you understand how that looks? couldn't see the people on the outside of the importance of us thing absolute, just seem to open it. certainly we're an open book. you're doing your job and seeing if there's anything that needs to be covered and shared with the general public stories like this they

but what is the foundation and what does it really do? dr.h: the foundation was created more than 100 years ago by john d rockefeller. the idea was very simple. to use science and innovation to lift up as many people around the world as possible. over that period of time, this foundation has helped create the field of modern medicine, invest in international public health, launch a green revolution through agricultural sciences that helped almost a billion people move off the brink of hunger and starvation. and today, our big focus is around climate and energy. david: so if i said to you i have a great idea for the rockefeller foundation, what's your polite way of saying no? dr. shah: it depends on the idea, i guess. [laughs] in general we love hearing about new ideas. we do tend to be a little bit more directed and focused than perhaps other institutions. you know, almost 50% of our giving is focused right now on ending energy poverty around the world, which we can talk about. we tend to sort of set of strategies and then go find partners th

the data spots foundation informs us. we're at city hall for an appointment with the mayor of heil fund. surprisingly, he cancels at the last minute and sends his media spokesperson instead, but it's soon clear, she's not going to tell us anything substantial. so we insist on our pre arranged interview with the mayor. and suddenly, he does have time for us. the discharge supported may or hockey miracle in this election campaign. there are rumors that the 2 men are friends and that they meet at the lions club. it feels as if we've entered a murky world. the fact in most of she is united behind this to be a people say there's so much secrecy and data spots. this relationship with politics to such a close one and so on. and can you understand how that looks? couldn't see the people on the outside of the fortunes investing absolute, just seem to open it. certainly we're an open book. you're doing your job and seeing if there's anything that needs to be covered and shared with the general public and stories like this they aris

the main sponsor was sent to be the jewish senra's foundation. according to syrian sources, the helmets received about $50000000.00 a year. the white home score established at a point to one western media narratives and syria were starting to lose credibility . las vegas as nothing more land propaganda. that's the end of course, to criminalize, the presidency, the syrian government, missouri, an army and allies in syria, and to empower the terrorist groups. all this area and the wide helmet 70 work in minutes and controlled areas. these pictures shows and rejoicing with terrorists of the capture of the syrian city as the lead in 2015. they were exclusively invited with, with our it's for inside syria dominated as always by i'll tell you the notes for as long as it was then as it is now high up tardy. i'll try and play and live in the northwest 1st time testimonies from, for example, real serious symbols expand to members and allow us to explain that the white thomas arrived with an entire film crew. and quite often they would years are already de

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foundation.o you deal with the challenge of people thinking you have unlimited amounts of money when you do not? dr. shah: our resources should be society's risk capital to solve tough problems. we think of it that way. we are not trying to pay for solutions at scale. we are trying to build partnerships that either allow companies to build out renewable electrification to reach people who are very poor and make that profitable and viable on a commercial basis or get governments to do things that are transformational like we did during the covid crisis here in the united states. david: do you worry about the problems of the dysfunction of the u.s. government sometimes? clearly, we see the u.s. government that congress cannot get its act together and pass bills. is that something you address or nothing you can do about that? dr. shah: we work on that every day. when we were working to expand diagnostic testing during the covid crisis here in the united states, or working to expand global efforts ab

the data spots foundation informs us. we're at city hall for an appointment with the mayor of heil fund. surprisingly, he canceled at the last minute and sends his media spokesperson instead. but it's soon clear, she's not going to tell us anything substantial. so we insist on our pre arranged interview with the mayor. and suddenly, he does have time for us. the dish spots supported may or hockey may, our goal in this election campaign. there are rumors that the 2 men are friends and that they meet at the alliance club. it feels as if we've entered a murky world. the fact in most of she is a 9 behind this to be a people say there's so much secrecy and data spots. his relationship with politics is such a close one and so on. and can you understand how that looks? couldn't see the people on the outside of the fortunes investing absolute, just seem to open it. certainly we're an open book. you're doing your job and seeing if there's anything that needs to be covered and shared with the general public and stories like this th

well, the housing foundation cannot be in charge of this area alone.also say that in the way it is prepared , the people's participation will take its true form. who , for example, should be matabli? in fact, agricultural jihad according to the law on the formation of the ministry of agricultural jihad, article 1. the law on the establishment of the ministry of agricultural jihad says that it is in charge of rural development within the ministry of agricultural jihad and when economic and social discussions are prioritized , then now is not the time to go into this issue in detail, but definitely, the agricultural jihad should have the basic responsibility in this field. to fulfill then, the next point is that we should never issue a general rule for the annexation of the borders of the country's villages, because many of our villages are so-called now populated. another point that we should mention now is the issue of deeding the lands and buildings of the village, which is a very important event for the villagers to own a deeded credit unit so that t

foundation.o you deal with the challenge of people thinking you have unlimited amounts of money when you do not? dr. shah: our resources should be society's risk capital to tackle challenges. we think of it that way. we are not trying to pay for solutions at scale. we are trying to build partnerships that either allow companies to build out renewable electrification to reach people who are very poor and make that profitable and viable on a commercial basis or get governments to do things that are transformational like we did during the covid crisis here in the united states. david: do you worry about the problems of the dysfunction of the u.s. government sometimes? clearly, we see in the u.s. government that congress cannot get its act together and pass bills. is that something you address or nothing you can do about that? dr. shah: we work on that every day. when we were working to expand diagnostic testing in the covid crisis or working to expand global efforts abroad, u.s. government leadershi

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the circle of good charity foundation turns 3 years old.ted by presidential decree to help children with severe, chronic and rare diseases. read more. activities of this fund in a special report by dari goneeva. enigou. describe when i was in the hospital with the child, in the first year of life we ​​were in the hospital very often, and i had to write down all her data, as the doctors demanded, now that it has already been published, i open this diary and see, i remember those pages , which i wrote with a pen, they are stained with ink, because when i wrote this book, i cried, irina’s daughter, zlata’s mother jokes in everyone... at the age of 7, zlata is a champion in trampolining, trampolines are quite easy tasks, but for me they're a little complicated and it's a little challenging for me, so and well i still like it because it entertains me, but it's really trampoline. port for gold is by no means entertainment, why is it important for patients with cystic fibrosis to jump on trampolines, and such people have very thick viscous macrota

, the tepper foundation, the asness family foundation, and beth curry foundation, the mckenna foundation, charles r. schwab, and by the rosalind p. walter foundation, greg newmark philanthropies. corporate funding is provided by stephens, inc., and by pfizer, inc. >> ambassador deborah lipstadt, welcome to "firing line." >> thank you for having me. >> it's been more than 100 days since hamas' attack against israel on october 7th. how do you understand why an attack against the jews triggered, as you put it, a tsunami of hate against the jews? >> it's, on one hand, it's easy to explain, and on one hand it's hard to explain. when you're talking about anti-semitism, anti-semitism is a form of prejudice. and if you think about the etymology, don't confuse we with the facts i've made up my mind. israel in many respects, and you can disagree with policies of israel, i disagree with many, many israelis disagree with the policies of the government. but israel has come to epitomize for many people the jew. and many people who are reluctant to express anything anti-semitic and who would be very up

the style is from the, the, the 1st american foundation. so just down for oil that's good and against all that's bad, was established in the united states. 1910. the conjugate endowment for international peace, as the name suggests, is supposed to establish corporation between all countries of the world. the foundations russian branch was launched in 1993 by decree of bar is here in issue to the accompaniment of shots fired at the white house. i was a support from all international partners the the cause of the brussel production. yes. the which you so let's go from suggested in your state to simulate or go to those. i'd be some of them. yes. the which was simple. yes. because i list of all was to put it all again. that's just as one in that as each and these he is the for them with consensus. so what was which in interested in creating a me but it was really a must course combine. gillian, you kindly get from the government game which has to be new. uh, lots more of us to send in the news and that'll be potentially get a little you know, b

, the tepper foundation, the asness family foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab, and by the rosalind p. walter foundation, and damon button. corporate funding's provided by stephens inc. - tim alberta, welcome to "firing line." - hi, margaret. thank you for having me. - you're out with a new book, "the kingdom, the power, and the glory," which is a deeply personal meditation for you and also, a fastidiously reported account of how the evangelical church has turned towards christian nationalism, especially in the age of donald trump. this was personal. your father was a minister of an evangelical church, which you grew up worshiping in. in 2019 at your father's wake, members from his congregation, family friends, people who had held you as a baby, came up to you and chastised you for your negative reporting about donald trump. this brought you face to face with exactly how poisoned the evangelical church had become in the age of donald trump. tell us what happened. - yeah, i was still, i think, in a state of shock, because you're in this fog of melancholy a

of, michigan, and the secchia family foundation and are the principle table sponsors. i want to point out that joan secchia, the wife of the late ambassador peter secchia, is us. thank you so much for being here here. there are many additional sponsors who are listed on the back of your program. and we appreciate and thank you. well, i'd now like to reverend lynette sparks, senior pastor at westminster presbyterian church, to come forward and offer a benediction, an invocation. thank you. thank you. gleaves and to all of you at the gerald r ford foundation for the invitation to participate today. so as we begin, i invite you to join me in prayer, holy and almighty, one source of all is good and noble and gracious. you gather, your people together in communities for mutual support and for of the common good. and we come to this gathering, thankful for the community assembled here today. we come with gratitude for all those who have committed lives to public service and to the betterment of our city, our state, and nation. and today we come, especially thankful for the l

according to the competition council, these 13 institutions are mustafafan foundation, maskan foundation, 15 khordad foundation, tehran municipality, kermanshah municipality, karaj municipality, steel employees pension fund, pension fund. the oil industry employees of the national pension fund and the armed forces pension fund of the aid committee of the foreign exchange saving board and the edca organization , among these, the pension fund of the oil industry employees of the 15 khordad foundation of the edca organization and the foreign exchange saving committee do not consider themselves subject to this law. armed forces pension fund relief committee, housing and municipality foundation elbers did not answer. tehran and kerman municipalities. the king also says that it has been done or will be done. notify the competition council once every 6 months. the municipality has not done this yet. now, if it is our duty, we will definitely do it. what was the legal provision has been implemented. in the meantime , the national pension fund and the steel employees' pension fund also say: they

i will continue with the establishment of the foundation. the issue of housing in the real village is raised in clause seven of the housing foundation's statutes, article 7 of the housing foundation's statutes , the discussion of hadi plans is discussed. at least the rule and framework of the acute rural plan is actually to transform the village. we are here to serve you now 60,000 settlements. now, the settlements that we call villages in the country are about 40,000 to over 20 households . 20 housewives have a conductor plan, now there is a discussion. this is that this stage is actually the preparation of the plan, but when it comes to the implementation of the plan, the issues become much more complicated, the discussion becomes much more detailed, however, i mentioned a necessity, one of which is the discussion of the fact that the villages are car-oriented, the discussion of the improvements and services that can be provided to the village, the discussion of the environmental hazards that in fact, we will talk about it in the next disc

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s. congress funded foundation. so many years the any d was popular among russians. human rights activists, opposition politicians in general is different than the democrats who died me to come to the phone, which is each of them control us. so, i mean, it sounds good for you just to that, but these 9 go with a total. it's a 20 full nocera fluency. that's what i mean. you spell your tube at the so then you typically a little difficult positioning style, circle grade, but usually was what you just gave me the cookies to phone to the city, to them states through scribbled way out to you can through the pay more, but i didn't get so, but i wish that over to stay was me on the bottom of that the any diesel long time had called, gosh, mind admitted say i'm not the see i would now the experts encode operations the any d generously funded anti corruption activists. it's how the f b k came about and how it's lead to like say, nevada and the gold ridge. the addition that's good on the billing gets the cnn portion of payment

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the circle of good foundation has been doing what it should since it appeared 3 years ago, more thanre purchased by the foundation, those drugs that were previously unavailable, these are unique drugs, innovative technologies that have become available to russian children thanks to the foundation. the essence of the foundation’s activities is not just help, special help, namely, special medicines and methods. urgent treatment helps in cases such as what happened to little raina. only a month and 10 days after birth, the mother was able to take her in her arms, when the baby was finally able to breathe, a rare pathology, hypoplasia of the left side of the heart interfered, she was immediately taken to the intensive care unit, where she spent a whole month, lived for a long time, came to see her every day. her for 2 hours, every evening she called the intensive care unit, the treatment is long, several stages of a complex operation, but thanks to a new method of surgery and the foundation, a circle of goodness has... yes - this is a disease that, if without drugs, well, i won’t be ther

teams, god willing, on the platforms that the foundation has .estment is guided so that the products reach the results and actually bring them to continue until the next investment event. popular vote the best games of the 9th fajr computer games festival. in this round of the festival , we actually brought public voting to the festival website itself, so that the game makers can see the people's vote for their game transparently and instantly on the festival website . does it can actually add to the transparency of the work, and the accuracy of the registration actually increases. above, the closing ceremony of the 9th wajar computer games festival will be held on december 23 at vahdat hall. ahmad amin fard of sda news agency , you should have mentioned it in your report. at in the press conference you had, 19 provinces sent you their work. how will the distribution of these 114 games, if we are not mistaken, the 112 teams that you mentioned, well, in the mobile sector , there are online stores, or app stores, or there are stores that are intern

shahid tehran foundation is big. yes, this is one of our innate programs as memoirs . the memoirs of the fathers, mothers, wives of martyrs and 70 of our veterans have been completed, and this year, until now, when i am at your service, about 30 are being done, and about 20 of our film crews and reporters in the city are already coordinating and sending them to the families. and in the homes of the families, this program takes about two or three hours to be recorded and summed up, then it is sent to the shahid foundation , delivered to the center, and transferred there. it is possible to go to the center of sadasima for different channels to be broadcast. it is the responsibility of the national media that it should happen, and now those friends are responsible for the broadcasting conditions, but as you said , there are a large number of these families in the sedasima group . . we will pass, but i think there are about 5,000 people left, which means we can say that based on what is going on now, god willing, in the next year or two. it will be completed, no, no, we ar