it's always been this way in the history of mankind. some nations and countries rose became stronger and more numerous, and then left the international stage losing the status they had to custom to. there was probably no need for me to give examples, but we could start with getting his con and the whole conqueror as the golden hold . and then end with the roman empire. it seems that there has never been anything like the roman empire in the history of mankind. never the less, the potential of the bar barriers gradually grew. as did their population. in general, the barbarians were getting stronger and began to develop economically. as we would say today, this eventually led to the collapse of the roman empire and the regime imposed by the romans center. however, it took 5 centuries for the roman empire to fall apart. the difference with what is happening now is that all the processes of change are happening at a much faster pace than enrollment times machine. so when does the a i empire start? do you think you are asking increasingly mo

it's always been this way in the history of mankind. some nations and countries rose became stronger and more numerous, and then left the international stage losing the status they had a custom to use. there's probably no need for me to give examples, but we can start with getting his con and the whole conqueror as the golden horse, and then end with the roman empire. it seems that there has never been anything like the roman empire in the history of mankind. never the less, the potential of the bar variance gradually grew. as did their population. in general, the barbarians were getting stronger and began to develop economically. as we would say today, this eventually led to the collapse of the roman empire and the regime imposed by the romans center. however, it took 5 centuries for the roman empire to fall apart. the difference with what is happening now is that all the processes of change are happening at a much faster pace than enrollment times. so when does the a i m pyre start? do you think you're asking increasingly more complic

it's always been this way in the history of mankind. some nations and countries rose became stronger and more numerous, and then left the international stage, losing the status they had to custom to. there was probably no need for me to give examples, but we could start with getting his con and the whole conqueror as the golden hold . and then end with the roman empire. it seems that there has never been anything like the roman empire in the history of mankind. never the less, the potential of the bar barriers gradually grew. as did their population. in general, the barbarians were getting stronger and began to develop economically. as we would say today, this eventually led to the collapse of the roman empire and the regime imposed by the romans. however, it took 5 centuries for the roman empire to fall apart. the difference with what is happening now is that all the processes of change are happening at a much faster pace than enrollment times machine. so when does the a i empire start? do you think you are asking increasingly more com

it's always been this way in the history of mankind. some nations and countries rose became stronger and more numerous. and then left the international stage, losing the status they had to custom to. there was probably no need for me to give examples, but we could start with getting his con and the whole conqueror as the golden hold . and then end with the roman empire. it seems that there has never been anything like the roman empire in the history of mankind. never the less, the potential of the bar variance gradually grew. as did their population. in general, the barbarians were getting stronger and began to develop economically. as we would say today, this eventually led to the collapse of the roman empire and the regime imposed by the romans center. however, it took 5 centuries for the roman empire to fall apart. the difference with what is happening now is that all the processes of change are happening at a much faster pace than enrollment times mission. so when does the a i empire start? do you think you're asking increasingly mo

it's always been this way in the history of mankind. some nations and countries rose became stronger and more numerous. and then left the international stage, losing the status they had to custom to. there was probably no need for me to give examples, but we could start with getting his con and the whole conqueror as the golden hold . and then end with the roman empire. it seems that there has never been anything like the roman empire in the history of mankind. never the less, the potential of the bar barriers gradually grew. as did their populations. in general, the barbarians were getting stronger and began to develop economically. as we would say today, this eventually led to the collapse of the roman empire and the regime imposed by the romans center. however, it took 5 centuries for the roman empire to fall apart. the difference with what is happening now is that all the processes of change are happening at a much faster pace than enrollment times machine. so when does the a i empire start? do you think you're asking increasingly m

it's always been this way in the history of mankind. some nations and countries rose became stronger and more numerous, and then left the international stage, losing the status they had to custom to. there was probably no need for me to give examples, but we could start with getting his con and the whole conqueror as the golden hold . and then end with the roman empire. it seems that there has never been anything like the roman empire in the history of mankind. never the less, the potential of the bar barriers gradually grew. as did their population. in general, the barbarians were getting stronger and began to develop economically. as we would say today, this eventually led to the collapse of the roman empire and the regime imposed by the romans. however, it took 5 centuries for the roman empire to fall apart. the difference with what is happening now is that all the processes of change are happening at a much faster pace than enrollment times. so when does the a empire start? do you think you are asking increasingly more complicated q

values, moral, ethical. this will not help, and alone, this has always been the case in the history of mankindnd countries rose, multiplied, strengthened, then they left the international arena in the quality in which they were accustomed, i guess , there is no need to give these examples, but starting with the same horde conquerors from chengis khan then the golden horde. ending with the great roman empire, in the history of mankind, it seems , there was nothing else like the great roman empire, nevertheless, the potential of the barbarians gradually accumulated, accumulated, and under their blows the roman empire collapsed, because the barbarians became more numerous, which means they began in general, it’s good to develop, well, as we now say economically, they began to strengthen, the regime that was imposed on the world by the great roman... artificial intelligence, i’m still all in you dive into more complex questions , in order to answer, you must, of course, be an expert in the field of large numbers, in the field of this artificial intelligence, humanity has many threats, research in

this has always been the case in the history of mankind, some peoples and countries rose, multiplied,al arena in the quality to which they were accustomed, these examples are probably not needed, but starting with the same horde conquerors, from chengis khan, then from the golden horde, ending with the great roman empire, in the history of mankind. you are immersing yourself in more and more complex questions, in order to answer you must , of course, be an expert in the field of large numbers, in the field of this artificial intelligence, humanity has many threats, research in the field of genetics, from which they can create a superman, uh, a special person, right? stop research in one area or another, this research will still happen, but when humanity feels a threat to itself, humanity as a whole, then it seems to me that the period will come to agree at the interstate level on how we will regulate this, thank you very much for that the time you screwed up. never answered, but we are, in principle, ready to say that we do not exclude, we do not exclude the possibility that we can do

, that’s what he said, there has never been such a robbery in the history of mankind, trillions of dollarsves, those reserves that the soviet union had in the event of a war of these rare earth materials, they, they imagined it as a storage facility where trains were stored, kobol, you know, this is all, everything was often taken out, everything was often generally empty, there is nothing left, guys, well , unfortunately, these illusions cost the russian people very dearly and... first of all the russians, since the russian people, as if forming the state, they take full responsibility upon themselves, but unfortunately, there is a feeling that these illusions are still wandering around and no way, no way they are not this, i see it, well listen, i ’ve talked about this many times, but i can’t understand how a war can go on show , for example, the film obsessed on all movie channels, absolutely vulgar propaganda of the american armed forces and special stuff, and what’s more, they are there all the time and are screwing some people who , in principle, are very close to us, then some peopl

country and so on, is amazing, but isn’t rational justice derived from the historical development of mankindvative, that is, just think about it, in order to to become a fair, happy, rational being, you must give up everything that made you who you became, who you were born, who you were raised by, amazing, isn’t this a global genocide? isn't it, this work by martenusbaun is the basis for reflection and discussions of our best students on how the attention of our young compatriots is laid and focused on an absolutely globalistic, destructive, harmful idea, to which we are constantly being pushed from the outside and comes out from within, and why be surprised then? remember, we talked about universities that receive grants, about shanenko, why be surprised, it’s all the same, but i must tell you, and many can confirm this, that you will not see such outside influence either at oxford or at harvard never, and look how it fosters... addiction, just addiction, remember, i want to remind you with a post-trip for our program the devil is in the details of the twenty-first year, do you want me to

who for the first time in the history of mankind made a non-stop... flight from moscow to vancouver viaed in the united states as a real hero, just as cosmonaut gagarin was received many years later, here is his great-granddaughter daria bogdanova, she lives in belgium and collects money for the armed forces of ukraine. she approves of the demolition of the monument to her great-grandfather in kiev and, moreover, pays for the opportunity to write. their name on those shells that fly to the donbass, in addition, they are very happy that moscow bombed with nuclear weapons. i know that it is impossible to do without this, and i see from again, from history there, if we take japan, if we take germany, yes, what if this regime cannot be destroyed otherwise, by the way, i ’m not talking about that this will definitely do... for some kind of normalization of the processes in the head, it doesn’t bother muscovites to hear the air raid siren, where does such conscious hatred come from? and it seems to me that one way or another we still end up in those very years of the 90s and eighties, when ou

the world and the afterlife of mankind were presented. they considered the emergence of the mission in the dark environment and total crookedness and deviation of ignorance and the revelation of the signs of deviation and fall in all the great civilizations of that day in the world as an extraordinary event and added. the program of the mission is to open the way of human communication enclosed in the narrow material framework with the unseen world and divinity. it means faith, then the cultivation of man means to elevate and grow him by removing defects and removing ugliness it is bad and false. hazrat ayatollah khamenei has called cultivation as a comprehensive movement to reform the affairs of the individual and society in all political, economic and social dimensions and to negate all kinds of injustice and class gaps and said: cultivation of the ground. it provides the education of man and society so that by enriching the society in terms of human knowledge and spirituality, it can be made equal to islam. referring to the verses of t

the nuclear family is the greatest form of governance known to mankind.italism lifts us up from poverty, not crony capitalism but the real thing. there is three branches of government in this country, not four. and the u.s. constitution is the strongest and greatest guarantor of freedom in human history. that is the truth. we fight for the truth. we stand up for the truth. that is what won us the american revolution 250 years ago. you know what our founding fathers would say today? you still have another 250 years and then some still left, but we will have to step up and sees it for ourselves -- seize it for ourselves, just like the first time around in 1776. i ran for president. i am 38 years old. people said that is a little young. thomas jefferson was 33 when he wrote the declaration of independence. he invented the swivel chair. this is a guy who was fluent in seven languages, could write in two of them. i tell students when i talked to him, he wrote 16,000 letters over the course of his life. that's like 4000 words, i can probably do that. no, he wro

it's the greatest form of governments known to mankind. capitalism isn't a bad word. from poverty, not crony capitalism but the real thing. there's three branches of government in this country, not four. and the u.s. constitution it is the strongest and greatest guarantor of freedom in human history. that is the truth. we fight for the truth. we stand up for the truth. that's who we are. that's what one is the american revolution 250 years ago. do you know what our founding fathers would say if they were alive today? founding fathers would say you still have another 250 years and then some still left. but we are going to step up and sees it forur ourselves come jut like our founding fathers did the first time around in 1776. ii ran for president, i'm 38. people said that was a little young to run for president. thomas jefferson he was 33 when he wrote the declaration of independence. think about that. he invented the swivel chair while he was at it. this is a guy who was fluent in seven languages, right in two of them. he was a guy who wrote i tell students when i tal

of europe and was generally the greatest general of the 19th century, in general, in the history of mankindnext to alexander the great, you had to be a person who thinks in a non-trivial way, to put it mildly, and what, therefore like this story, which should be known, well, everyone who you ... in general, the history of wars is a clear clear answer to the question of what is more important, competence or trust. kotuzev was not competent, lacked trust. well, and now, by the way, when i think that when i say that the cat is incompetent to a huge number people who are older there, i don't know, there are 50-60 years old, who studied in soviet schools, something in their heart trembles, because it is still like saying that there is no god. well, i don't think that applies. in the church, in the church. not just in no, it is imprinted on a person, you know, even if a person stands up, goes to church service, then becomes an atheist, she still feels stupid when such things are said out loud, she thinks that a person will now fall through the cracks into hell , to hell, i don't say that in the s

and all 50 had signed this offer to mankind. genuine hope for freedom from the scourge of war. it really seemed that a new era of peace and goodwill among men of all nations was about to begin. as always, in america after a war there arose public clamor to bring the home. soon after, v-j day, transport vessels loaded with returning troops were arriving stateside for all mobilization records were broken. the army then included our air forces. but down to 20% of its war time strength. the armed forces were a boxer. wind and then with training. aircraft and air of the army, air forces were speedily demobilized in great numbers. thousands of aircraft for possible future use, while thousands of others were either sold or broken up for their medal from. a powerful wartime force up to a million men. our personnel dropped to about one seventh of that strength. our recuperative powers remained, but our great strength in air was suddenly hardly more than a memory. it had been the most war in history in large segments of the world. cities were in ruins. business and industry were at a sta

of europe and was generally the greatest general of the 19th century, in general, in the history of mankindto alexander the great, had to be a person who thinks in an unusual way, to put it mildly, and that, because of this story, which should know well... anyone who has studied the history of wars in general is a clear clear answer to the question of what is more important, competence or trust . kotuzov was incompetent, had no trust, and now, by the way, when i think that when i say that kotuzov is incompetent to a huge number of people who are older there, i don't know there 50-60 years old, who studied in soviet schools, in something in their heart trembles, because it's like saying that there is no god, well, i don't think so... even if a person begins to go to church services, then becomes an atheist, she still feels stupid when such things are said out loud, she thinks that a person will now fall through hell, hell, i don’t say that in the studio, i immediately, i only say about kotuzov, this is the focus of this story, he is objectively like that, objectively. we can talk about gener

the history of mankind is the history of wars, the scale of which is sometimes not easy to assess, butve and... bloody war was the second world war, which in its scale far surpassed all wars of the past. military operations were carried out on the territory of forty states, on three continents and on all oceans. in total, the war pulled 3/4 of the world's population into its orbit. the question of what this is all for often remains rhetorical. if we talk. about the causes and prerequisites of the second world war, they consist in the fact that the first world war, with its results , created an inevitable situation of inevitability, the beginning of a new world war. those events that preceded the start of the second world war, today they are, of course, more relevant than ever, analyzing these events, it becomes it is obvious that the versailles system, which was created after... the end of the first world war, was imperfect and could not satisfy the interests of the majority of european states. on june 28, 1919, in the hall of mirrors of the palace of versailles , a peace treaty betwee

is it good for mankind can we say after yesterday that it will be good for mankind? >> were computers good for mankind? >> yes. >> then it's good for mankind. >> all right we just may have to revise that. there may be an addendum here and there. we will have a disclaimer or footnote or asterisks. >> is it good for mankind? >> i need to think about that one. what do you think? you don't know either. >> overall, i would say good i think most of the advances is good >> how about good for our children >> good and bad for our children >>> numbers. major round of fed speak all day and into the evening yesterday most of it drowned out by nvidia federal reserve members staying on message that message is don't expect rate cuts any time soon. governor christopher waller noting in his view there's no rush to reduce rates in light of the stronger and hotter inflation reports we have quote even and hotter economic growth. lisa cook adding inflation has slowed, but officials need greater confidence that the easing prices and pressures will continue before they can cut we will spea

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the history of mankind is the history of wars. estimate the scale of which is sometimes not easy.ut the biggest, most destructive and bloodiest war was the second world war, which in its scale far surpassed all the wars of the past. military operations took place on the territory of forty states, on three continents and on all oceans. a peace treaty between the entente countries and germany was signed, drawing a line under the first world war, or as they said then, the great war. the conditions at that time of the peace document did not satisfy any of the powers: germany was deprived of all colonies and was obliged to pay reparations, although the amount of payments was not specified. the winners will talk about this in progress. the conferences could not agree, but the punishment for the main loser of the first world war was not limited to these measures; in germany, universal conscription was abolished, it was forbidden to have tank units, military aviation, a submarine fleet and battleships. for the germans, they turned out to be so tough that to a certain extent they contribut

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word that always brings with it losses, destruction, a trail of blood, it is war. and the history of mankinds the history of wars, the scale of which is sometimes not easy to assess, but the largest, most destructive of... the bloodiest war was the second world war, which surpassed in scale all the wars of the past are far away. military operations took place on the territory of forty states, on three continents and on all oceans. in total, the war pulled 3/4 of the world's population into its orbit. the question of what this is all for often remains rhetorical. if we talk. to end the first world war, it was imperfect and could not satisfy the interests of most european states. on june 28, 1919, in the hall of mirrors of the palace of versailles, a peace treaty between the entente countries and germany was signed, drawing a line under the first world war, or as then they talked about a great war. the terms of the peace document at that time did not satisfy any of the powers. germany lost all its colonies and was obliged to pay reparations. true, the amount of payments was not specified. the

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one of the civilizations that determined the development of mankind. now is information technology. india exports its software products to more than 90 countries . this is a country of paradox, one day we land on the moon, and the next day people fight in the street over some trifle. now about 2,000 films are shot a year in bollywood, this is an absolute record. hindus and russians, they are brother, brother. we helped india create the most modern education system, healthcare. you have a maiden kutumbakom. this in sanskrit means one land, one family, one future. premiere. civilizations, film six. india, on thursday on the first. count and times. don’t rush to bury us, we still have things to do here, we have small children at home, and we’d just like to live, we have houses everywhere. she was small, and she just wanted to live, and not rush us, let’s shoot, and it’s never too late to have time, but it’s better to let her dance, or better yet, let her dance, or better yet, let her dance. but it’s better to let the song sing, and don’t rush close us, an

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into the hands of america, god has placed the destiny of afflicted mankind. god bless america. st. louis ferguson, assassinations, they don't have nothing, they can't lose nothing, and i think the most dangerous person in the world, the person don't have nothing to look. black americans looking for justice. "if this is a war, then we're going to have to deal with it with the strategies that people in war use. i saw his, i saw um, the never ending story." palestine has risen from the ashes, the nation has gone a long way in its struggle against the occupation regime of israel, from throwing stone to flying drones. but who can deny iran's decades long support? the result of the voting is as follows: 13 votes in favor. the sun shown to announce the beginning of new day. it was the 13th day of the war on the gaza's right. look at the missile. what did we do to deserve being hit by this? the army bombed the children on the beach and destroyed our houses. they kill children, men, women, and old men. i have other place to go, so now my children and i are homeless. it is the israelis habit

the polish people a piece of heaven on earth, a forest, as if it were a temple. the universe of all mankindtrained character, everyone you don’t know, they have years, so he wanted, he did, they don’t have such a deer, he stood up, he did, the younger generation, i showed this drawing that it comes, it plants a tree, as if it were a continuation of these... watch on the belarus 24 tv channel . well done, well done. and to applause we move to the red sector, and i think that you know what hate is and give advice on how to deal with haters. oh, well, i’ll tell you this, when i was your age and older, because i’ve been trying to make music all my life, and you always end up on stage somewhere, you always become a field for hate, for hatred. at the age of 15, when i just started playing the guitar there, of course there were insulting people there, and yes, you don’t know how, but this is not yours, but this is what you are, where are you going, here i am at the age of 7 , when i entered music school, they said yours a boy to his mother will never study music, that is, this is it, you know, it

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measures had been taken for this critical and most momentous conference, which will shape the destiny of mankind. through five and a half years of war, we have long awaited this moment of the churchill, roosevelt, stalin meeting. the grand alliance. it is our inflexible purpose to destroy german militarism and nazism and ensure that germany will never again be able to disturb the peace of the world. after the end of the fascism, there was bipolarity, only two ideological system rested, western liberal, capitalist, eastern communist, in the background was the growing struggle between two great powers to shape the post war world, already iron curtain had dropped around poland, hungary, yugoslavia, bulgaria, happen here, well, this is what it looks like, if it should after the fall of the communist, there was only one political and ideological system liberal, that was the start of new wave of globalization. we have done more uh throughout our history, uh, and since world war ii in particular, i think to create conditions in which individuals can be free around the world than any other country in hi

this done have been protesting, delays in the release of election results from a prime minister in mankind. and now was surely had both claimed victory, independent candidates, backed by the imprisoned con, have won the most of the states, but to reach muslim league because most of the biggest single part of the military june to in man my has declared mandatory military service for all young men and women, according to state media, this applies to me in age 18 to 35 and women from icing to 27. and my has been highly unstable since a q 3 years ago. and the jump to a struggling to contain uprisings around the country. for me, you, as president and republican front run a donald trump has again called america's commitment tonight. so into question. at a campaign really from said russia could do whatever it wants to countries that had not meant defense obligations. whitehouse called trump's comments about us allies, a pulling and, and he just came flowing in finland to sit, to elect its new president. in the 2nd round of voting on sunday, for my prime minister and sent abroad candidate, alexand

is unlikely that anyone has any doubts about the importance of nuclear energy for the development of mankind energy is the future not only of the republic of belarus - it is the future of all humanity. because mineral resources run out over time. and nuclear energy, especially the opportunities that renewable, closed-loop energy will provide. the nuclear energy production cycle is the future of humanity. enthusiasm, and what is enthusiasm? it's dedication, no amount of discipline can force someone to create something if a person is not dedicated to his work. at the end of 1969, in a television studio on kommunisticheskaya 6 in minsk , an evening news program was being prepared for broadcast. everyone was in high spirits; the text that was to be read by the announcer on air inspired optimism. these were the results of the work of the national economy of the republic. microphone, last seconds before the start of the broadcast. the words went into the ether. good afternoon, comrades, the eighth five-year plan in the republic has been fulfilled in all major indicators, it has become the most eff

company has taken one giant leap for mankind's future of space exploration.ts on today's historic moon landing. >> reporter: tonight, the odyssey of odysseus has ended on the moon. the first american-made spacecraft kicking up lunar dust in more than a half century. >> our equipment is on the surface of the moon. >> reporter: jubilant, mission control of intuitive machines in houston, the first commercial moon landing ever. [ applause ] the final descent from 18 miles above the lunar surface, a continuous engine burn for ten minutes. by touchdown, odysseus had slowed to two miles per hour. >> this is the assembly room. >> reporter: intuitive co-founder steve al tim ma showed us the lander up close in houston. his company envisions a $100 billion lunar market. >> we're delivering scientific payloads but not the humans themselves. >> you believe the moon is the next economic frontier? >> the moon is certainly that next step for space exploration. >> reporter: odysseus landed near the lunar south pole carrying less than 300 pounds of cargo, including six instrum

they are, there is no escape from this, and one thing, this has always been the case in the history of mankindtrengthened, then they left the international arena in the capacity to which they were accustomed. i probably don’t need to give these examples, but starting from those same horde conquerors, from chengis khan, then the golden horde, ending with the great roman empire, in history humanity, it seems, there was nothing else like the great roman empire. nevertheless, the potential of the barbarians gradually accumulated, accumulated, and under their blows the roman empire collapsed, because there were more barbarians, which means that they began to develop well in general, well, as we now say economically, they began to strengthen, the regime that is in the world was imposed by the great roman empire, it fell apart, fell apart for a long time, 500 years, this process of disintegration of the great roman empire lasted 500 years. in the field of this artificial intelligence, humanity has many threats, research in the field of genetics that can create a superman, a special person , a warrior

celebrated in nizhny novgorod, where there is a monument to him, who... for the first time in the history of mankindht from moscow to vancouver via the north pole, where he was received in the united states as a real hero, just as cosmonaut gagarin was received many years later, here is his great-granddaughter daria bogdanova, she lives in belgium and collects money for the ukrainian armed forces. she approves of the demolition of her monument. in kiev and, moreover, pays for the opportunity to write his name on those shells that fly to the donbass, in addition, they are very happy for moscow to be bombed with nuclear weapons. i know that without it’s impossible to get by, but i see from again, from history there, if we take japan , if we take germany, yes, what if this regime... cannot be destroyed otherwise, by the way, i’m not saying that it will ukraine must do it, yes, if there is a civil war in russia, this will also have to be done, if we have to shoot at the kremlin, at all our favorite buildings there, i of course prefer that they blast the lubyanka, that’s the end of it, yes, but let’s say

measures had been taken for this critical and most momentous conference which will shape the destiny of mankind. through five and a half years of war, we have long awaited this moment of the churchill roosevelt stalin meeting, the grand alliance. it is our inflexible purpose to destroy german militarism and nazism and ensure that germany will never again be able to disturb the peace of the world. after the end of the fascism, there was depolarity, only two ideological system rested, western liberal, capitalist, eastern communist. in the background was the growing struggle between two great powers to shape the post war world, already iron curtain had dropped around poland, hungary, yugoslavia, bulgaria, it can't. happen here, well, this is what it looks like, if it should after the fall of the communist, there was only one political and ideological system, liberal, that was the start of new wave of globalization. we have done more uh throughout our history, uh, and since world war ii in particular, i think to create conditions in which individuals can be free around the world than any other coun

measures had been taken for this critical and most momentous conference, which will shape the destiny of mankind. through five and a half years of war, we have long waited this moment of the churchill, roosevelt stalin meeting, the grand alliance. it is our inflexible purpose to destroy german militarism and nazism and ensure that." will never again be able to disturb the peace of the world, three ideological system appeared: liberalism, freedom means the supremacy of human rights everywhere, fascism, and soviet union, освободительная миссия выпала на вашу доль, будьте же достойны, этой миссия, благородная, всех планных идей, насильникам, правителям. that was ideological tripularity. after the end of the fascism, there was bipolarity, only two ideological system rested, western liberal, capitalist, eastern, communist. in the background was the growing struggle between two great powers to shape the post war world, already iron curtain had dropped. around poland, hungary, yugoslavia, bulgaria, it can't happen here, well this is what it looks like if it should after the fall of the communists, ther

is unlikely that anyone has any doubts about the importance of nuclear energy for the development of mankindlear energy is the future not only of the republic of belarus, it is the future of all humanity.

who are affiliated with islam and people who belong to mankind, humans, muslims and people, they must be soldiers that resist normalization, because normalization was established in order to eliminate islam and muslims and humanity as a whole, so... when we search for the practical stance regarding normalization, it is the same stance, the answer is in that stance taken towards the attack on gazza and the destruction of palestine and the killing of the people. 100, 200, 400, 500, and the number isn't stopping, and the catastrophes and the hardships and the pains and the sufferings, the psychological, collapse, all of this is not stopping, the psychological problems, all of this isn't stopping, all of these are catastrophies. which require from muslims and from islam to pursue the maximum efforts encountering this, and the other stance or the other dimension is that of resistance, resistance responds to the holy verse, cooperate on doing good, and do not cooperate and collaborate in acts of hostel. the palestinians, the hamas movement, and those who are with it, the ansarah party, iraq

in some places, we built a man's house for the deprived areas, for the poor people. the one who mankind wants and must reach it, that is god's forgiveness. for god's great reward and closeness to god, in the days when i recite that there would be an earthquake or siddi would come, this is the first verse that i recite that is ready. there was the office of ayatollah uzma safi to help the people, and they used to go and serve with the people , even in the days of corona. with the contribution of the imam, peace be upon him, we will buy necessary equipment for hospitals and the equipment that is needed now for corona. the first days of billions with their permission, i would like to tell the hospitals that they bought equipment and provided it to the patients . i am afraid that your life will end in your emptiness . your love is not for the sake of it, but for it to be from head to door . my heart's desire your love is the source of my water and flowers, but your praise is the speech of the king, the lowest base of the power of the sky. my letter is full of crimes and sins . siya has also

the most powerful explosive device in the history of mankind. the an-602 thermonuclear aircraft munition was tested on october 30, 1961 at the novaya zemlya test site. the field pillar rising from the ground quickly increased in volume. having pierced several layers of continuous clouds, a dome of fire. in 40 seconds after the explosion, it reached a height of 30 km, in the village of dikson, which is almost 800 km from the epicenter, the glass in the windows was broken, such was the force of the explosion, the seismic wave from it circled the planet three times. kuskina’s mother, as people often call her, with all her power and destructive force, and the energy release from the explosion was more than 50 mega. he, as it were, page by page turns over this book, which is called chapter-1 the soviet atomic project, carries out such a journey in time, and a journey to a time when the whole country struggled to create our nuclear shield, we tell you why it happened, what the prerequisites were, a guided tour into the past opens a section of premonit

celebrated in nizhny novgorod, where there is a monument to him, who for the first time in the history of mankindow to vancouver via the north pole, where he was received in the united states as a real hero, just as cosmonaut gagarin was received many years later. here is his great-granddaughter, daria bogdanova, she lives in belgium and raises money for apu. she approves of the demolition of the monument to her great-grandfather in kiev, and what’s more, she pays for the opportunity to write her name. on those shells that fly to the donbass, in addition, he is very happy for moscow to be bombed with nuclear weapons. i know that it is impossible to do without this, and i see from again, from history there, if we take japan, if we take germany, yes, that if this regime cannot be destroyed otherwise, i, by the way, am not saying that ukraine will definitely do this. yes, if there is a civil war in russia, this will also have to be done, if you have to shoot at the kremlin, at all our favorite buildings there, i, of course , prefer that they fuck up the lubyanka and end there, yes, but let’s say, ok

country and so on, amazing, but isn’t reason and justice derived from the historical development of mankind peoples, isn’t it a derivative, that is, in order, just think about it, in order to become fair... a happy, rational being, you must give up everything what made you who you became, who you were born, who you were raised by, amazing , isn’t this genocide, global, isn’t it, this work by martenusbaum is the basis for thinking about the discussion of our best students at the olympics, how the attention of our young compatriots is laid and focused on an absolutely globalistic, destructive, harmful an idea that we are constantly being pushed from outside. and it comes out from within, and why be surprised then, remember, we talked about universities that receive grants, a proshanka, why be surprised, it’s all a bird of a feather, moreover i must tell you, and many can confirm this, that you will never see such influence from the outside, not in oxford or at harvard, look how it fosters dependence, namely dependence, remember, i want to remind you with a postscript to ours: the devil is in

country and so on, is amazing, but isn’t rational justice derived from the historical development of mankindvelopment of cultures, peoples, isn’t it derivative, that is, in order, just think about it, in order to become fair, happy... intelligent being, you must give up everything that made you who you became, who you were born, who you were raised, amazing, this is not genocide, global, isn't it, this is martynusbaum's work basis for reflection and discussion. our best students at the olympics, how the attention of our young compatriots is laid and focused on an absolutely globalistic, destructive, harmful idea, which we are constantly being pushed from the outside, and comes out from within. and why be surprised then , remember, we talked about universities that receive grants, prosha, why be surprised, it’s all a bird of a feather, and i must tell you, and many can confirm this, that there is no such influence from outside either at oxford or at harvard you won't see never, moreover, look how... it fosters dependence, namely dependence. remember, i want to remind you, postscript to our pr

letter full of respect and politeness in which he predicted the end of communism in the history of mankind. he saved the soviet union from falling into the trap of the west. he considered the problem of the soviet union to be away from divine concepts and religious values, and at the end he emphasized the good neighborly relations and having good political relations between the two countries. the least fruit of imam khomeini's view and opinion in the foreign policy of the islamic republic is iran's popularity among neighboring countries. weak nations, whoever heard you agree with you, these are the ones who go abroad, wherever they go, when they say that the nation everyone who loves iran wants to close the eyes of hope to iran when you treat iran's neighboring nations like an older brother. when in events like isis attack on the first place they hope is iran , they know that iranians appreciate the empathy and companionship and neighborliness of nations. do you know that for the iranians, according to the will of hazrat ali to malika ashtar , the people of the world are one with them in r