the idea the frontier and empire is tied to that democratic expanse. and so this is the kind of thing that washington and jefferson are thinking about. they're not afraid of empire and they're going to pursue. so here we'll jump forward. i said to william henry seward, so is kind of the period we're going to cover, the 1776 to right up to the civil war william henry seward, of course, famous, a man who wanted to be president, perhaps as much as only one or two other dudes in the whole country history, maybe only second to henry clay and how bad he wanted to president william henry seward. this in a speech to congress in 1856 to obtain an empire is and common so of empires in the world. but he said to govern it well is difficult rare indeed. and he's talking in a period right much than what we've been talking about by which the united states has acquired essentially everything, including the gadsden purchase, that will become part of the modern u.s. and so seward is pointing to the same problem that. adam smith alluded to this not an easy task to undert

e idea the frontier and empire is tied to that democratic expanse.nd so this is the kind of thing that washington and jeffersoare. they're not afraid of empire and they're going to pursue. so here we'll jump forward. i said to william henry seward, so is kind of the period we're going to cover, the 1776 to right up to the civil war william henry seward, of course, famous, a man who wanted to be president, perhaps as much as only one or two other dudes in the whole country history, maybe only second to henry clay and how bad he wanted to president william henry seward. this in a speech to congress in 1856 to obtain an empire is and common so of empires in the world. but he said to govern it well is difficult rare indeed. andiod right much than what we've been talking about by which the united states has acquired essentially everything, including the gadsden purchase, that will become part of the modern u.s. and so seward is pointing to the same problem that. adam smith alluded to this not an easy task to undertake. you have to find a way to control th

the full, frontier and all airbus fleet. for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> has boeing issues decrease for frontier flight tell us how you are viewing all of this. >> we seen interest in all airbus travel. it's hard to isolate. we are doing somebody other things this year end big changes that have made it more attractive, it's hard to isolate how much benefit from being all airbus but we believe there on the margin that there is benefit. maria: when and why did you make the decision to go all airbus. in retrospect a brilliant call from a safety standpoint people want to feel more comfortable giving all the issues that were seen for boeing, what lead that decision? >> i cannot say what happened originally airbus was installed into frontier when i came ten years ago but was subsequently madmade two additional orders wh were all airbus and we've been all airbus for a long time is not because of the current challenges that we benefited from that recently but we do wish but we well i know they have a lot of challenges

the idea the frontier and empire is tied to that democratic expanse. this is the kind of thing that washington and jefferson are thinking about. they're not afraid of empire and they're going to pursue. so here we'll jump forward. i said to william henry seward, so is kind of the period we're going to cover, the 1776 to right up to the civil war wifamous, a man who wanted to be president, perhaps as much as only one or two other dudes in the whole country history, maybe only second to henry clay and how bad he wanted to president william henry seward. this in a speech to congress in 1856 to obtain an empire is and common so of empires in the world. but he said to govern it well is ■ he's talking in a period right much than what we've been talking about by which the united states has acq everythin, including the gadsden purchase, that will become part of the modern u.s. and so seward is pointing to the sa problem that. adam smith alluded to this not an easy task to undertake. you have to find a way to control this territory and. you have to do it in a w

the full, frontier and all airbus fleet.r having us. >> has boeing issues decrease for frontier flight tell us how you are viewing all of this. >> we seen interest in all airbus travel. it's hard to isolate. we are doing somebody other things this year end big changes that have made it more attractive, it's hard to isolate how much benefit from being all airbus but we believe there on the margin that there is benefit. maria: when and why did you make the decision to go all airbus. in retrospect a brilliant call from a safety standpoint people want to feel more comfortable giving all the issues that were seen for boeing, what lead that decision? >> i cannot say what happened originally airbus was installed into frontier when i came ten years ago but was subsequently mmade two additional orders whih were all airbus and we've been all airbus for a long time is not because of the current challenges that we benefited from that recently but we do wish but we well i know they have a lot of challenges but we are fortunate today to b

the full, frontier and all airbus fleet.ank you for having us. >> has boeing issues decrease for frontier flight tell us how you are viewing all of this. >> we seen interest in all airbus travel. it's hard to isolate. we are doing somebody other things this year end big changes that have made it more attractive, it's hard to isolate how much benefit from being all airbus but we believe there on the margin that there is benefit. maria: when and why did you make the decision to go all airbus. in retrospect a brilliant call from a safety standpoint people want to feel more comfortable giving all the issues that were seen for boeing, what lead that decision? >> i cannot say what happened originally airbus was installed into frontier when i came ten years ago but was subsequently madmade two additional orders wh were all airbus and we've been all airbus for a long time is not because of the current challenges that we benefited from that recently but we do wish but we well i know they have a lot of challenges but we are fortunate

the idea the frontier and empire is tied to that democratic expanse. and so this is the kind of thing that washington and jefferson are thinking about. they're not afraid of empire and they're going to pursue. so here we'll jump forward. i said to william henry seward, so is kind of the period we're going to cover, the 1776 to right up to the civil war william henry seward, of course, famous, a man who wanted to be president, perhaps as much as only one or two other dudes in the whole country history, maybe how bad he wanted to president william henry seward. this in a speech to congress in 1856 to obtain an empire is and common so of empires in the world. but he said to govern it well is difficult rare indeed. and he's talking in a period right much than what we've been talking about by which the united states has acquired essentially everything, includ that will become part of the modern u.s. and so seward is pointing to the same problem that. adam smith alluded to■$■ this nt an easy task to undertake. you have to find a way to control this territory

the idea the frontier and empire is tied to that democratic expanse. and so this is the kind of thing that washington and jefferson are thinng about. they're not afraid of empire and they're going to pursue. so here we'll jump forward. i said to william henry seward, so is kind of the period we're going to cover, the 1776 to right up to the civil war william henry seward, of course, famous, a man who wanted to be president, perhaps as much as only one or two other dudes in the whole country history, maybe only second to henry clay and how bad he wanted to president william henry seward. this in a speech to congress in 1856 to obtain an empire is and coon so of empires in the world. but he said to govern it well is difficult rare indeed. and he's talking in a period right much than what we've been talking about by which the united states has acquired essentially everything, including the gadsdenurchase, that will become part of the modern u.s. and so seward is pointing to the same problem that. adam smith alluded to undertake. you have to find a way to

the full, frontier and all airbus fleet. for having us. >> has boeing issues decrease for frontier flight tell us how you are viewing all of this. >> we seen interest in all airbus travel. it's hard to isolate. we are doing somebody other things this year end big changes that have made it more attractive, it's hard to isolate how much benefit from being all airbus but we believe there on the margin that there is benefit. maria: when and why did you make the decision to go all airbus. in retrospect a brilliant call from a safety standpoint people want to feel more comfortable giving all the issues that were seen for boeing, what lead that decision? >> i cannot say what happened originally airbus was installed into frontier when i came ten years ago but was subsequently madmade two additional orders wh were all airbus and we've been all airbus for a long time is not because of the current challenges that we benefited from that recently but we do wish but we well i know they have a lot of challenges but we are fortunate today t

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this is frontier. it's called frontier.you you are supposed to have anntur adventure on frontier.ing couldhg happen. you could gen get delayed, yella at, there's a sheriff, there's s man dressed as a dock. that's the whole point of frontier. it's just like going to universal studios and seeingio ghostbusters display.ca >> is that: how you think of frontier? >> you have to be able to managt people. there are certain jobs that are customer facing so if i were running an airline i would not put janine or greg in those positions. [ laughter ] >> they don't have the't h temperament. i would put jessica and i would put dana.t they are a bit more patient. >> i would get a gun though.thou [ laughter ] >> frontier used to give chocolate chip cookies away on the plane. >> they did?ey d >> i think they've gotten rid of it now. >> jessica? >> she was talking, i'm not rude. >> just ignore dane g --a. >> "one more thing" is up next. [♪♪] : "o[♪♪] fox news is proud to bring you this she■s a hero moment. i knew i was interested in working with students who were easily excluded. part of my journey

the full, frontier and all airbus fleet.or joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> has boeing issues decrease for frontier flight tell us how you are viewing all of this. >> we seen interest in all airbus travel. it's hard to isolate. we are doing somebody other things this year end big changes that have made it more attractive, it's hard to isolate how much benefit from being all airbus but we believe there on the margin that there is benefit. maria: when and why did you make the decision to go all airbus. in retrospect a brilliant call from a safety standpoint people want to feel more comfortable giving all the issues that were seen for boeing, what lead that decision? >> i cannot say what happened originally airbus was installed into frontier when i came ten years ago but was subsequently madmade two additional orders wh were all airbus and we've been all airbus for a long time is not because of the current challenges that we benefited from that recently but we do wish but we well i know they have a lot of challenges b

this is frontier. it is called frontier.w the experience is going to be baked into the price. anything can happen. you can get delayed or yelled at, there is a sheriff, there is a man dressed as a duck. that is the whole point of frontier. it is like going to universal studios and seeing the ghostbusters display. >> jessica: is that how you think of frontier? >> jesse: you have to be able to manage people. there are certain jobs that are customer facing. if i were running an airline, i would not put jeanine or greg in those positions. [laughter] they don't have the temperament. i would put jessica and i would put dana. they are a little more patient. >> judge jeanine: i get it done, though. >> dana: frontier used to give chocolate chip cookies away on the plane. >> judge jeanine: they did? >> dana: yeah. >> greg: jessica -- >> jessica: she was talking -- >> greg: just ignore dana. >> jessica: "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyn

and frontiers present their fair share of risks and rewards frontiers attract missionaries and adventurers and savvy people, but also hustlers, wrestlers and con men but the most bountiful of frontiers in human history are typically the ones that are pushed forward by everyday people or, at least those who are curious driven by circumstances or, interested in understanding the future. but every frontier person, no matter how hardy, requires a guide and with humility. i hope that my new proves to be a useful one. you've all come here today because you've self-styled to understand this space a little better, or maybe because you're already a leader in this field. it doesn't. if you're a student or a journalist or a business person or you're someone between careers, or you work in the media or, you're in government, anybody who cares about the future and maybe wants to play a role in shaping it needs to understand what's happening. and i thank you all for sharing your time with me today and being part of this journey. so thank you very. on about books we

and frontiers present their fair share of risks and rewards frontiers attract missionaries and adventurers and savvy people, but also hustlers, wrestlers and con men but the most bountiful of frontiers in human history are typically the ones that are pushed forward by everyday people or, at least those who are curious driven by circumstances or, interested in understanding the future. but every frontier person, no matter how hardy, requires a guide and with humility. i hope that my new proves to be a useful one. you've all come here today because you've self-styled to understand this space a little better, or maybe because you're already a leader in this field. it doesn't. if you're a student or a journalist or a business person or you're someone between careers, or you work in the media or, you're in government, anybody who cares about the future and maybe wants to play a role in shaping it needs to understand what's happening. and i thank you all for sharing your time with me today and being part of this journey. so thank you very.

and frontiers present their fair share of risks and rewards frontiers attract missionaries and adventurers and savvy people, but also hustlers, wrestlers and con men but the most bountiful of frontiers in human history are typically the ones that are pushed forward by everyday people or, at least those who are curious driven by circumstances or, interested in understanding the future. but every frontier person, no matter how hardy, requires a guide and with humility. i hope that my new proves to be a useful one. you've all come here today because you've self-styled to understand this space a little better, or maybe because you're already a leader in this field. it doesn't. if you're a student or a journalist or a business person or you're someone between careers, or you work in the media or, you're in government, anybody who cares about the future and maybe wants to play a role in shaping it needs to understand what's happening. and i thank you all for sharing your time with me today and being part of this journey. so thank you very. tory, is a tv host, a podcaster, and the author of eight

and frontiers present their fair share of risks and rewards frontiers attract missionaries and adventurers and savvy people, but also hustlers, wrestlers and con men but the most bountiful of frontiers in human history are typically the ones that are pushed forward by everyday people or, at least those who are curious driven by circumstances or, interested in understanding the future. but every frontier person, no matter how hardy, requires a guide and with humility. i hope that my new proves to be a useful one. you've all come here today because you've self-styled to understand this space a little better, or maybe because you're already a leader in this field. it doesn't. if you're a student or a journalist or a business person or you're someone between careers, or you work in the media or, you're in government, anybody who cares about the future and maybe wants to play a role in shaping it needs to understand what's happening. and i thank you all for sharing your time with me today and being part of this journey. so thank you very. on about books we delve into the latest news about the p

knowledge collecting enterprise on the part of the us army to help us understand the frontier better becomes by the midpoint of the 19th century an exercise fraught with political. and one that will in many help to trigger the american civil war. the question what's going on in the frontier is going to be critically the fact that the army spends most of its time on the frontier is also going to matter significantly in helping to cause the civil war, because jefferson davis has a lot of. the army in texas and new mexico, he's developing the west for slavery and is using the army to do it. and so they become a political concern as well. and so that's what i have for y'all today. thanks, as always. any questions comments? concerns, please come see me. but thanks, everybody, for a great class andof. the time. is now 8:00. now the weather temperature at 8:00, 68 degrees. humidity 82%. they expected high today, around 80. the forecast showers this morning clearing later in the day. that's radio for you. to every member of the family. we awaken to it in the. we set our clocks by. we dress a

anyway, space is the final frontier.hat's what we're told repeatedly at the opening of every star trek episode in the 1960s. the short only three season show later became a phenomenon, but the gene roddenberry who created it was a veteran of television. westerns like have will travel and we know that paladin roamed from town to town. all solving problems in people's. he were he was like the american hero. this depicted in jordan lawrence's american monolith. you have a lone hero, comes into town and solves problems and then rides back into the sunset for paladin. however, the sunset upscale sam francisco. but anyway, he is the outsider. he solves problems and returns very opposite of the prime of star trek, which gene roddenberry created. westerns on television were so pervasive they became a cover in time magazine. in march 1959, when a lot of movies, television shows were just getting started and including have gun, will travel and gunsmoke, which became the longest running television scripted in history until. the lat

knew what would happen next, then the frontier would go to the other side at once, so as not to see this mess, i just asked you what the frontier would choose now, more russia or ukraine, but what does russia have to do with it , let’s start right away that russia has nothing to do with this, it’s a border territory of ukraine, but... you understand, our ukraine is different from you, let’s say you have a fascist ukraine, but i have a normal ukraine, will they know? well, well, at the border, probably everyone knows, well, at the border, it’s like a famous person, this is my sign, a chevron, my daughter ordered it i made a sticker for the car too, in the nineteenth year they played me on all channels for 2 weeks, as one said: solovyov, in my opinion, seems to have this symbol of hope for the revival of russia, that some people turned to me, there, there, well , symbol, let’s go, or someone starts there, he says, you’re talking more quietly with the symbol , before these, well, like yours, ukrainians, we had peace and quiet, but there was a mess there, our people went to work , and t

what does russia have to do with it, let’s start right away that russia has nothing to do with it, the frontierry of ukraine, but you understand , we have ukraine with you different, let’s say you have a fascist ukraine, and i have a normal ukraine, they will find out, well, at the border, probably everyone knows. like yours for the ukrainians, we had peace and quiet, but there was a mess there, our people went to work, and there they went to rallies or the country for money, and now you say, and if there was an lpr, you were in lpr, in the lpr, well, we were actually there, 2.5 months, wait, you were there on the other side, i was here when there was an occupation, god, what an occupation, did you see the russian troops, no, did you see who -that, no, from whom people were hiding in basements, from ukrainian retail store, i went to starobelsk for a month at the end of march, ukuma spent time in jail and came back, we still arrived and there were still shellings, well, the ukrainians were in the south, god had mercy on the housing, well, two double-glazed windows flew out there, well, the batte

everything will be the way you want. right away, so as not to see this mess, i just asked you what the frontierhoose now, more russia or ukraine, and what does russia have to do with it, let’s start right away that russia has nothing to do with it, the frontier territory of ukraine, but you understand , we have ukraine with you different, let’s say you have a fascist ukraine, and i have a normal ukraine, they’ll know, well, at the frontier, probably everyone knows. like yours for the ukrainians, we had peace and quiet, but there was a mess there, our people went to work, and there they went to rallies or the country for money, and now you say, and if there was an lpr, you were in lpr, in the lpr, well, we were actually in the lpr for 2.5 months, wait, you were there on the other side, i was here when there was an occupation, god, what an occupation, did you see the russian troops, no, did you see who -that, no, from whom people were hiding in basements? from ukrainian retailers? i went to starobelsk at the end of march for a month, ukuma spent time in jail and came back, we still arrived and th

in fact, there are very few equipped frontiers to stop, now they have to recapture every village, every part of the village, recently they managed to capture an eagle in this area, but it must be said that in the area of ​​berdychiv, in the area of ​​other settlements, there still the thinness continues, the fighting continues, the fighting continues, well, the thinness has already been captured in principle mostly, but - nevertheless, this is a little bit not the advance that the russians expected, that's absolutely certain, and well , heavy fighting, you can't say anything here, but that's not it at least it was possible to do it a little earlier, well , at earlier stages than was planned immediately and than expected, both the russians, and actually it was possible to hope from our side, and therefore... well, this is the situation, so now we also have to say, what is happening in the bakhmut region of the front, which is now also very, very, very active, and we have a guest there, andriy otchanash, commander of the kara nebesne uav crew of the fourth brigade of the operational assig

the things but it was before you see what never shut the frontier. secure waiting for you. i was not filled up with some policing or are we just some of us have been through this little come back where somebody me in the with the users flipped up over the general for the for flu season. yeah. 3 months. you're the way it just in cushion proceeds from the georgia tech own us the the location that will give us that the short term, which is fortunately, was to escalate of the photos. yes. that you, i got both. i guess that was the of the every operation that can and must be camouflage quickly. so the enemy counted tanks, it was a drone the the i stayed for several days with the guys from the 2 s 7 mancha crew waiting for combat. look, while we waited, we did all sorts of household chores. still cover more to cook food, contract equipment. it's important to know that soldiers don't live next to the guns. it's not safe. they get to the fine positions in military vehicles. i was interested in a song show with the co sign from card go sign. so i lot on given to just anyone use a sq

despite the proximity to the front, residents of the frontier in the lpr are returning to peaceful lifeparts of russia are working on restoration, and the residents of the frontier themselves are actively helping, about how the city liberated in the spring of twenty-two lives now in the material. you understand, you and i have a different ukraine, let’s say you have a fascist ukraine, but i have a normal ukraine, twenty-first year, even before the war, we they planned that the summer would pass and we would leave in the fall, i wouldn’t go anywhere, now i’m at home , i didn’t want to believe it, but they just shot us, you crawl out of the basement, there’s a house on fire, there’s a house on fire, people come, buy a piece of sausage, take it out on the doorstep they feed the animals, this just amazed me, the ukrainian military kicked everyone out of the intensive care unit, the father, in essence... in 2019, alexander stefanovich, who is now known as a man from abroad, a journalist from a ukrainian tv channel fearlessly said, everything he thought, during the event and not after the suc

so be sure that this is for them to come under frontier out those start with the what do you see there's a solution it's going, do you see the dispute? was it was it most of these teeth with the business? it was, it got the assistance businesses where they are both using the flu, but it on both of the business is that suit someone's smith is jasmine, you know, the shifts the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the the, the, the, the the, [000:00:00;00] the the cause of course just a cool cox the homeless just because i have been on the planet so that you move on. and so we have stuff with our with, i don't know why don't you feel 1st and last year and i know it scan today to the fact that i bought the info on 2nd floor. the 1st and last thing was the, the button below is showing me that is a viable um, those are the lower item. most of the story that i do tend to go get so this summer photo. as we move along the side of the muscle move show those, cuz i mean, i used to use that as well. and like i did set it up and it's like you're able to come in the form of the use of what you'll see that t

your for bears name, this country ukraine or frontier. because your steps blink, europe, and asia, the ukrainians, that become frontiersman of another story. the people will be able to send you some of the, some of these which i like most of them, there's always, you know, going to use to try to jump to the most goals. they would have been that much a lot of the heavily negligence coleman joe played on the post co pays gift to 2nd to look at that and okay. and the under the new media research deployed, you sent to nancy kim's in the book. and that's just me, but it gets to the young showcase in genes. nathaniel. so who's going into the that is why not? why is it that was the probably the one that's noun that will be for them? i'm not sure if this slaughter doesn't want that extra them put the notes up under that the, [000:00:00;00] the russia conducts dozens of full trick. kelly atory strikes on ukrainian industrial and military targets, its largest operation in columbus, boscoe sage. it's in response to key upset touch on the border, civ

. >>> a frontier airlines flight evacuated before takeoff from charlotte, north carolina. a strong odor forcing passengers off the plane. >>> play ball! major league teams take the field for the start of the new season. >> and "america strong" tonight. the husband going from school to school, honoring his late wife by helping as many children as he can. >> linsey: good evening, everyone, thank you so much for joining us on this thursday. i'm linsey davis, in for david. tonight, former crypto-currency mogul sam bankman-fried sentenced to 25 years in prison in one of the largest financial fraud cases in u.s. history. more on that in a moment. >>> but we begin with the stunning new images just coming in from onboard the cargo ship that brought down baltimore's francis scott key bridge. new images just coming in from the ntsb show inspectors probing the damage, the twisted metal of the bridge draped across the front of the ship. onboard, they found 56 containers of hazardous materials. some broken open, spilling into the water. officials say there is no immediate threat. our t

. >>> a frontier airlines flight evacuated before takeoff from charlotte, north carolina. a strong odor forcing passengers off the plane. >>> play ball! major league teams take the field for the start of the new season. >>> and america strong tonight. the husband going from school to school, honoring his late wife by helping as many children as he can. >>> good evening, everyone, thank you so much for joining us on this thursday. i'm linsey davis, in for david. tonight, former crypto-currency mogul sam bankman-fried sentenced to 25 years in prison in one of the largest financial fraud cases in u.s. history. more on that in a moment. >>> but we begin with the stunning new images just coming in from onboard the cargo ship that brought down baltimore's francis scott key bridge. new images just coming in from the ntsb show inspectors probing the damage, the twisted metal of the bridge draped across the front of the ship. onboard, they found 56 containers of hazardous materials. some broken open, spilling into the water. officials say there is no immediate threat. our team out

most of the things that you want to defy to me is the frontier was some of the people you want to know originally, but i also the number echo long that the car was most and she's just the you get to create a motion for the people can do it this, i'm going to throw it in the same boot. that's the same long is that go with us to waco. was that the square go with and you describe with lumber for this was the customer for one. that's so and the piece focused can be a senior meeting. the judge gesture sharing if there is a serious before and the talk to shaker to the house officer such as the for what's the story slash like right here. she just doesn't just want to split a chest. that's very strange. like a kid named is a separate in the industry up as well. yes. that's the kind of stuff that the data of the person did is flush the toilet variables. that correct good. those ladies show me as the yeah. came on board with a former ship, i shall domestic to that question. you're putting get push, put the just a new milestone. i understood the camp and boeing is there somebody to put it? what's

do i do want to do that because you missed the frontier? was somebody it was before you know what the do me a but i also the number echo long that the core was more since just just the you get to motion for the big can do it this. i'm going to throw it in. yeah, that's the the shape going is that go with this to waco, was it the square go with the square foot length for this was the customer for one . that's so each the fish focus can we assist? you reach the to just to assure sure there is just read this before and the dr. shaker kit, the house officer, such as the for what's the story slash like our national just for the 1st, let's throw those on journalists to split a chair steps to restrain that name is a separate industry up as well. yes. and so the thousands of spend a minute to explain the the person did his finals flush the toilet this morning. this fails to aquatics court. those ladies shamia ste. yeah. came on board with a former ship. i shall domestic to that question. you can just push, put the, just a new milestone. i had an is

médecins sans frontières organization announced that the goal of the us plan to create a sea route inhe gaza strip is to divert public opinion from reality. the executive director of médecins sans frontières said that the united states wants to use the pretext of building a temporary dock in gaza by claiming to increase humanitarian aid to divert the public opinion of the world from the barbaric attacks of the zionist forces on this area and the siege of the palestinians. april benoit establishing a ceasefire is the only way to guarantee it real to send humanitarian aid to gaza . america, by providing the largest arms aid to the zionist regime and using the veto right in the security council, has not yet done so. there should be a ceasefire in the gaza strip. according to the statistics of the forensic medicine organization, 800 people visited forensic medicine centers in the first half of this year to determine the damage caused by dog ​​attacks. during this time, 5 people lost their lives as a result of the saka attack. a large population of dogs. every week we see the news of stray

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raisin, where drones flew right there into houses, and well, this is also some kind of new, somewhat new frontier , and you know, can we say here that in this way they are trying, well, on the one hand, to really achieve some de-energization of industry, but also demoralization. population, preparing for some, well, maybe political, maybe military actions, or maybe something like that predict? well, it really is, let’s put it this way, one by no means negates the other, because, well, maybe i just said it too metaphorically in order to cut off the electricity in the whole country, well, that is, i may repeat the thesis that i have already repeated somewhere, but what about the russians , when ... back in the summer they wrote to themselves that they are not just planning missile strikes there, they are planning it as an operation to reduce the potential, and the result of this operation is not only a certain number of missiles fired there and a certain amount of destroyed infrastructure, but also , in order to there is a certain level of our demoralization , there is a certain level of panicky mo

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médecins sans frontières organization announced that the goal of the us plan to create a sea route inhe gaza strip is to divert public opinion from reality. the executive director of médecins sans frontières said that the united states wants to use the pretext of building a temporary dock in gaza by claiming to increase humanitarian aid to divert the world's public opinion.

your for bears name this country ukraine or frontier. because your steps blink, europe, and asia, the ukrainians have become frontiersman of another sort. today you explore the frontiers and contours of liberty, and for those who love freedom. every experiment in building an open society offers new lessons and insights. a fully independent ukraine emerged in 1991 within the border. soviet leaders have given it about the contradictions between the young states west and south east was so obvious that it's a decades and a special operation to gain full control over ukraine. the in 2004 victor younger cove. h, a native of russian speaking done nets and advocates of friendly relations with most of as became ukraine's president. the in response to the pro west and opposition rule. thousands of supporters on the case streets where in the colors of the political lead a late to use and they demanded the election result the over to the and so the could, it would be cold. the orange revolution, the journalist was alone could sub it was one of the p

médecins sans frontières organization announced that the goal of the us plan to create a sea route inhe gaza strip is to divert opinions it is a general fact. the executive director of médecins sans frontières said that the united states wants to use the pretext of building a temporary dock in gaza by claiming that increasing humanitarian aid will distract the world's public opinion from the barbaric attacks of the zionist military on this area and the siege of the palestinians. avril benoit believes that a ceasefire is the only way to truly guarantee the delivery of humanitarian aid to gaza. by providing the most weapons aid to the zionist regime and using the right of veto in the security council, america has not left the gaza strip. establish a ceasefire. hundreds of people in new york for declaration of solidarity with the palestinian people came to the streets. in this demonstration, the supporters of palestine demanded the end of the war in gaza and the end of the american support for the crimes of the zionist regime in this strip . demonstration of a group of women in the frenc

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