that is still our desire in america, no one has feverish hatred for iran except the jewish zionist talmudic demoniacs and sadly as ray said control and strangle the american congress, but i do think the time is up and i think the emergence of the bricks, multipolar world, the shanghai cooperation organization, those are all rising as the west is descending, but it's very dangerous because as the west descends they become more and more monical, psychotic and delusional, but there is i think great hope because as russia, iran, china emerged stronger. "the world will flock to their side because they are representing peace and sovereignty, while the west represents slavery and destruction and war. interesting comments, well right, i mean if we look at, i mean bause scott said we're on the verge of this changing world, but we look at for example the europeans one, they didn't keep to their side uh of the deal after the us uh withdrew, and on the other side we saw just last month actually with the i'" ea and uh with the uh help of the uk, france and germany actually increase the sanctions on iran

that is still our desire in america, no one has feverish hatred for iran, except the jewish zianist talmudic uh moniacs, and uh, sadly, as ray said, they control and strangle the american congress, but i do think their time is up, and i think the emergence of the bricks, multi-polar world, the shanghai cooperation uh organization, those are all rising as the west is descending, but very dangerous, because as the west descends, they become more and more... manical psychotic and delusional, but there is, i think great hope, because as russia, iran, china emerge stronger, the world will flock to their side because they are representing peace and sovereignty, while the west represents slavery and war. interesting comments, so i mean if we look at, i mean buse scott said we're on the verge of this changing world, but we look at for example, the europeans one, they didn't keep to their side uh of the deal after the us withdrew, and on the other side, we saw just last month actually, with the iaea and uh with the uh help of the uk, france and germany actually increase the sanctions on iran again, s

that is still our desire in america, no one has feverish hatred for iran, except the jewish zionist talmudic uh demoniacs, and sadly is said they control and strangle the american congress, but i do think their time is up, i think the emergence of the bricks multipolar world, shanghai cooperation organization, those are all rising as the west is descending, but it's very dangerous because as the west descends they become more and more manical, psychotic and delusional, but there is i think great hope, because as russia, iran, china emerged stronger, the world will flock to their side because they are representing peace and... sovereignty while the west represents slavery and destruction and war. interesting comments. i mean, if we look at, i mean bause scott said we're on the verge of this changing world, but we look at, for example, the europeans one, they didn't keep to their side uh of the deal after the us withdrew, and on the other side, we saw just last month actually, with the iaea and uh with the help of the uk france and germany actually increase the sanctions on iran again, so i me

that is still our... desire in america, no one has feverish hatred for iran except the jewish zionist talmudic uh demoniacs and uh sadly as ray said they control and strangle the american congress, but i do think their time is up and i think the emergence of the bricks multipolar world, shanghai cooperation organization, those are all rising as the west is descending, but it's very dangerous because as the west descends they become more and more manical uh psychotic and delusional, but there is, i think great hope, because as russia, iran, china emerge stronger, the world will flock to their side because they are representing peace and sovereignty, while the west represents slavery and destruction and war. interesting comments, i mean if we look at, i mean buse scott said we're on the verge of this changing world. but we look at for example the europeans one they did to their side uh of the deal after the us uh withdrew and on the other side we saw just last month actually with the iaea and uh with the uh help of the uk, france and germany actually increases sanctions on iran again so i mean o

for an ordinary person, ancient hebrew, aramaic, well, this is according to the language program, the talmudich is also written in aramaic, midraj, which is written mixed in hebrew for this interpretation, if translate in russian, as i already said, philosophy, history is certainly studied, there is a special subject, as you correctly... as for yourself, when you feel, when you understand what you can write, then you can write it to others . the power of faith, project tv news agency on channel belarus 3. watch today at 12:40 tomorrow at 7:35 am. well, next we have sports news, we’re on the air at one o’clock in the afternoon, see you later. the fifteenth round of the major league started with... in the derby between dynamo minsk and bresse. vadim skripchenko’s boys celebrated the victory in the confrontation. the only goal came in the seventeenth minute of the match. pavel sedko hit the goal of his former team with a brilliant strike. similar to this topic because pavel sidko. not an easy victory. both teams are among the leaders in goals scored in the championship. there were probably expe

some kind of food, well, the teacher comes up, how can he say, you are sitting there over a sheet of talmudor something, yes, they encouraged, it’s difficult, but somehow difficult, tell me that means the assessment, the student’s assessment was regarding a question that... you ask the answer, you can memorize how poems were given to you there, poems for the summer you memorized, passed, forgot, here is a question you are building in relation to your knowledge of your interest, so the assessment system was regarding the question, for me it was surprising, the second thing is the punishment, you said correctly, well, let’s say that there were rods, my grandmother, marya samoyevna remembers how her brother was still caned once, i say how. .. if you showed good knowledge there in a day there or in a week, you were left for these lessons, you received extra knowledge that the other person did not receive, if you did not give such knowledge there or were lazy somewhere, you were told to go home , rest, you want to rest, go rest, this is a very interesting motivation when they tell you: you have

theater was built in 1913 as a talmud torah school for poor jewish children, but the first world revolutionhen medical school, and then came the german occupation, only in 1991 the building was given to a puppet troupe, it became a theater, which remains here to this day, already in its 38th season, the theater is kind of a participation. very many international festivals, tours, including this can be seen even at this small improvised stand, which can be expanded four times, because as if the geography has expanded in recent years, well, for example, last year we were in abakan, the republic of khakassia, novosibirs, obakan, murmansk, that is, already the northern latitudes are polar, there are agreements with the arkhangelsk theater, throughout its history the troupe has visited... france, germany, poland, ukraine, turkey, iran and egypt. now the theater's annual audience averages 40-45 spectators. and where did it all begin? most? the first puppet theater is botleyka, a theater on the biblical theme of the birth of christ. we also have a puppet theater performance in our theater, it’s ca

the theater building was built in 1913 as a talmud torah school for poor jewish children, but the firsthospitals and councils of deputies, then a medical school, and then came the german occupation, only in 1991 the building was given to the puppet corpse. it became a theater that remains here to this day, now in its 38th season. the theater, as it were, takes part in many international festivals, tours, among others. this can be seen even at this small improvised stand, which can be expanded four times, because the geography has expanded in recent years, well, for example, last year we were in abakan, the republic of khakassia, novosibirs, abakan, murmansk, then there are already northern latitudes, these polar latitudes, there are agreements with the arkhangelsk theater. throughout its history, the troupe has toured france, germany, poland, ukraine, turkey, iran and... egypt. now the theater's annual audience averages 40-45 thousand spectators. and where did it all begin? the very first puppet theater is batleyka. theater on a biblical theme about the birth of christ. we also have a p

muslims, christians and uh palestinians and jews and others can live in peace without the israeli zionist talmudic khazarian demonic entity that infests this area now like a cancer it is. let's read the hamas statement, just parts of it with regards uh to the assassination of ismael hunya. hamas has stated that um... a tretrozionist uh attack has led to the death of uh the uh had of the political bureau of hamas, the palestinian resistance movement, the hamas politic bureau chief ismilina has been uh murdered uh in a quote unquote treaterous raid um on his residence uh in tehran, so mr. bennet, when we're talking about uh the word destabilization which which came up in our previous uh discussion uh destabilization, it's at the core of the existence of the israeli regime, isn't it? because that's all we've seen from the occupying regime since its inception uh in the middle east on palestinian land, it has brought nothing but destabilization to the region and to uh the countries surrounding it. indeed, you've seen israel in the united states since 2001 and the... false flag 9/11 attacks, which again

evil people, who will tell gedali where the revolution is and where the counter-revolution is, i the talmudnot only moymonit, rashe, whom he calls, so we are all learned people. we fall on our faces, a biblical expression, we shout out loud, woe to us, where is the sweet revolution, the old man fell silent, and we saw the first star making its way along the milky way. indeed, it is wrong to ask the question like this, yes, good or bad, there is a logical chain here that indicates that the best can turn into evil, yes. and babel is masterful does. well, we continue to talk about isaac immanuilovich babel, and we are having this conversation with elena iosifovna pogorelskaya, who is now working on preparing the collected works of babel in five volumes at the institute of world literature. please tell me, babbel is still an inventor, a jerk, well, here’s a person who usually strives. make it unusual, i remember the story in the basement of the death scene of the dutch, dutch-jewish, if you like, philosopher benedict spenoza, well, spenoza came up with a lot, yes, pantheism, i was once very kne

actually more united in their submission and their faith. and their humility before god, and zionist talmudism has nothing to do with uh with god, so we're seeing a plate techtonic realliance of the faiths, and that's why good jews, if you will, in the west and in israel are standing up against this apartide zionist militant war mongering agenda, they realize this will annihilate uh every semblance of of... jewish practice and thought if it's allowed to continue, that's why the real jews are standing up against the zionists and i think that is going to become more and more prevalent in america and europe and elsewhere, but as they become more desperate, we will see more desperate fanatical uh assassinations, murders, we will see attacks within the united states, we'll see the american media trying to blame iran, perhaps... trying to blame russia as well, we're going to witness the final death throws of the israeli zionist talmudis stranglehold on the american media and the american government, but just know the american people, god is raising up people in america who are solidly on the side of

i once studied the talmud, i love commentaries, there are other understanding people in zhitomir, notall learned people, we fall on our faces, a biblical expression, we shout loudly, woe to us, where is the sweet revolution, the old man fell silent, and we will see. with elena iosifovna pogorelskaya, who is now working on preparing the collected works of babel in five volumes at the institute of world literature. tell me, please, is babel still an inventor, a jerk, well, a person who strives to make the ordinary unusual. i remember the story in the basement, the scene of the death of the dutch, dutch-jewish, if you like, the philosopher benedict spinous. well , spinoza came up with a lot, yes, pantheism, i once knew this very well, natura naturans, natura naturata, creative nature, created nature, this man, immersed in philosophical abstractions , dies, suddenly at the moment of his death the artist rubins appears, this clearly it couldn’t be, it ’s not that babel is modifying his life, rearranging something, this is the 16th century, how to be here, why, why is this being done? well,

who will tell the gedali, where is the revolution, where is the counter-revolution, i once taught the talmuderstanding people in zhytomyr, not only eymonit, rashe, whom he calls, we are all learned people, we are falling on the face, a biblical expression, we shout out loud, woe to us, where is the sweet revolution, the old man was silent, and we saw the first star making its way along the milky. changes 37 years before spinoza’s death, nevertheless, in babel’s story he ends up at the philosopher’s bedside, but you know, babel in the second half of the thirties said: literature consists of three phenomena: firstly, real life, you need to know real life very well, secondly , forget this real life, thirdly... the army, it begins with two geographical substitutions, not even displacements, but substitutions, crossing, yes, crossing through sbruch, firstly, there is no sbruch, novograd lies on the sluch river, this is one thing, then, supposedly, it means that the convoy is moving along the highway running from brest to warsaw, which could not be, because it highway far to the west. shakhlovsky

will say, they asked, where is the revolution and where is the counter-revolution, i once studied the talmudre we are all learned people, we fall on face, biblical expression, shout out loud: we are having this conversation with elena iosifovna to talk about isaac immanuilovich babel, and we are pogorilskaya, who is now working on preparing the collected works of babel in five volumes at the institute of world literature. please tell me it's still a baby an inventor, an eccentric, well, a person who strives to make the ordinary unusual, i remember the story in the basement of the death scene. dutch, dutch-jewish, if you will, philosopher benedict spenoz, well spenoz came up with a lot, yes, pantheism, i once knew this very well, natura naturans, natura naturata, creative nature, created nature, this man, immersed in philosophical abstraction, dies, suddenly at the moment of his death the artist rubins appears, this clearly could not have happened, this is not that the woman is modifying her life, something... let's say, yes, this is the west, but that's why i have a harness, i think it's for

geological map, this is not just one sheet, but a whole set of different sheets of graphics, this is the talmudt considerations about where, what mineral resources there may be, uh, what promising territories. next comes the prospecting work; at the prospecting stage , promising areas are identified, and they are studied in more detail. and, as a rule, they conduct searches there along rivers, if there is river water. sometimes, where there was isolation, the wave-pebble method is used. that is, they collect, look for pebbles from signs of ore, then reconstruct how the glacier crawled and where it brought it from, then more and more, in more detail, such a golden funnel turns out, in the end they find a source, from where it flows into the rivers somewhere else, this gold rushes, dissipates, they already find ore fragments , we found this one, it’s not a deposit yet, first of all we need to... see that there, as a rule, we have soil on top, here’s something loose, a product of the destruction of these rocks, they take it, drive in a bulldozer, tear off everything loose, achieve to bedrock, rock

can say, they wondered where the revolution is and where the counter-revolution is, i once taught the talmudd we saw the first star making its way along the milky way, indeed, it is wrong to ask the question like that, yes, good or bad, there is a logical chain here that... indicates that the best can turn into evil, yes, and babel is does it masterfully. well, we continue to talk about isaac immanuilovich babel, and we are having this conversation with elena iosifovna pogorelskaya, who is now working on preparing the collected works of babel in five volumes at the institute of world literature. tell me, please, is babbel still? inventor, ernik, well, here is a person who strives to make the ordinary unusual, i remember the story in the basement, the scene of the death of the dutch, dutch-jewish, if you like, philosopher benedict spenoza, well, spinoza came up with a lot, yes, pantheism, i was once very he knew this well, nature naturans, nature naturata, creative nature, nature-created, this man... you know, babel in the second half of the thirties said: “literature consists of three phenom

are two-spirit people in native american culture, there are people in south asia, and in judaism, the talmud lists six genders. the sky is not falling. i want to note that the gentleman referred to redefining gender to include gender identity and sexual orientation as some sort of novel concept. i suggest you take that up with trump-appointed justice neil gorsuch because he wrote that definition. i'd like to include a letter from the american library association, the national education association and the consortium for those with disabilities. these three letters are in opposition to house resolution 165. i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlelady reserves. the gentlelady from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you, madam speaker. i yield one minute to the gentleman from tennessee, mr. burchett. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. burchett: thank you, madam speaker. and mr. burchett: thank you for your friendship and leadership. you're a cool lady. the civil rights act was to protect women from sports and can you imagin

are two-spirit people in native american culture, there are people in south asia, and in judaism, the talmud lists six genders. the sky is not falling. i want to note that the gentleman referred to redefining gender to include gender identity and sexual orientation as some sort of novel concept. i suggest you take that up with trump-appointed justice neil gorsuch because he wrote that definition. i'd like to include a letter from the american library association, the national education association and the consortium for those with disabilities. these three letters are in opposition to house resolution 165. i continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlelady reserves. the gentlelady from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: thank you, madam speaker. i yield one minute to the gentleman from tennessee, mr. burchett. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. burchett: thank you, madam speaker. and mr. burchett: thank you for your friendship and leadership. you're a cool lady. the civil rights act was to protect women from sports and can you imagin