jin is in such rhetoric of the middle east, but of islamic radicalism, because without this uh invasion. e islam was a peaceful religion, despite the confirmed facts of brutal murders of the local population and the use of prohibited weapons, neither washington nor london did not bear any responsibility for barbarism and robbery in a sovereign country. well , the united states, having lost interests in 2011, withdrew its troops, leaving only a limited contingent to control democracy. well, you get the idea. in 2003 , along with the iraq attack, george burj jr., within the framework of military doctrine , recognized iran as a country of the axis of evil in simple terms. tehran also threatened the freedom and security of washington, even a clear plan was prepared. although even before the end of the seventies, the countries were quite good friends and even developed nuclear programs together. until, as always, the

unwanted us leader came in an undeclared war against the islamic republic, the goal of which was to be internal destabilization, as a result of the overthrow of the regime. ayatoll was supposed to use a run -in tools. stirring up separatist sentiments by forming a fifth column. in iranian society, inciting discord between the shiite majority and the sunni minority creates a situation of internal social and economic instability. in these plans. everything was pretty standard rolled up and worked out in other regions after the victorious march in the post-soviet space of the liquidation of yugoslavia. throwing saddam hussein lightning-fast occupation of afghanistan for the republican administration of george w. bush jr. americano to the middle east through the final solution of the iranian issue seemed to be a fairly simple task consisting of a set of simple tactical steps, by the way, pak with americano is essentially the idea of ​​​​the

american world, its principles are dollar diplomacy, the abuse of force, if necessary, linking business interests with foreign policy, and as well as the use of soft power. so iran tried to ignore literally all aspects, but such recalcitrance is fraught with consequences in 2003 , the american enterprise institute commissioned by washington published a study on iran, experts came to the conclusion that the best development option for the country is revolution and federalization following the example of yugoslavia, by the way, in the same year , two nationalist groups arose in the islamic republic, they advocated independence. separate regions and the path of us rapprochement appeared for the people of the united states and the new president barmaley of iran, mahmoud ahmadinijad. he was accused of wanting to exterminate the jews and erase israel from the map of the world. although he spoke about the fact that the holocaust is not causally infringing on the palestinians. however, that's all informational justification by the plan of the americans

in 2007, the white house hosted the leaders of the iranian separatists, promising them support for the mechanisms of the us war machine. washington's hardliners on tehran spoke quite openly during the years of the administration. bush jr. that iran should be fought everywhere by all available means. just as the reagan administration fought the soviet union on a huge front from nicaragua yes to afghanistan, as well as in that war of the superpowers, which only by misunderstanding can be called cold, in principle, the enemy of my enemy, my friend outweighed everything else for washington, the topic of religion for islam is always a squeamishness. moreover , the enmity between shiites and sunnis was born because of it. the same igil, but uncle sam liked to play with fire that he could not control in 2019, the situation came to a critical point on may 5, us national security adviser john bolton announced the approach of the strike group of the borders of the wounde on may 10, the

pentagon said it was ready to respond to potential aggression tehran aggression washington called its own withdrawal from the nuclear deal on it, a number of sanctions were lifted from the republic in exchange for freezing the nuclear program for a whole year, american aircraft carriers were on duty near iran but from january 3, 2020. elite unit of the guards of the islamic revolution, according to the nbc television channel. the decision to liquidate was made back in june 2019. the year when councilor john bolton and secretary of state mike pompeo they persuaded trump to take revenge and the wound for the downed rq4 globall. yes, and the suleimani pose a threat, what is hidden under the word threat can be understood if you study the biographies of the two mikes pompeo and pence. the fact is that before being elected director of the cia, mike pompeo was engaged in

business, more precisely, the oil business. he was the president of a firm at the international center that supplied equipment to a texas company famous for numerous scandals in the oil business, including in iran the supply of equipment to an iranian plant. zagros petra temikol mike pence was known as a successful lobbyist for the interests of chevron oil companies before the vice presidency, and their dream, mobile the latter had a branch in iraq , ex-son mobile and sulimoni actively fought against the influence of american corporations on the iranian oil industry. that's the whole rebus, it seems that somewhere we have already seen it correctly. the americans tried, uh, to find some indirect ways. e. and the influence on iranian oil production and the supply of iranian oil through the territory of iraq and through the territory of syria, in

general, has reached certain success. that is, there, er, the struggle continues. uh, on the one hand, the american blockade, on the other hand, the attempt. uh, iran this american blockade somehow, uh, apparently, there have been no major clashes since then , but iran yara is an opponent of sanctions and an opponent of a unipolar world that is in the middle imposed by western economic restrictions. the civil war in yemen has been going on since 2004 , then the rebels. again, the shiites opposed the alliance of the authorities of the us country after 5 years, the fighting moved from local places to all regions the conflict entered the history of the state as a war of all against all in 2015, the houthi rebels kidnapped the head of the presidential administration of yemen and occupied the palace until the end of the

month, the president from his headquarters, and yesterday's butchers created a rehabilitation committee. the transitional government on february 26, 2015, a coalition of arab forces, with the natural support of the united states, entered yemen, but began to help the rebels. iran, and the west did not present the operation as an invasion. but as a defense against the yemeni interventionists, although in fact the houthis waged a war for independence from the united states and neighbors, but the principle of washington is the same everywhere, whoever is not with us is against us, the western powers led by the united states during the teleite of their hegemony introduced into circulation and accustomed the world to their political concepts, a political language that most fully expresses their interests in various parts of the planet, depending on interests. in the west, this or that country was introduced into a certain geopolitical bloc, the essence of this reformatting, not intricate , is to overthrow the opponents of the west in the region. the west is openly hypocritical when

trying to believe the rest of the world that the events in the middle east are more a declaration of the peoples, without any external interference. after a while, the american trace here will be so obvious that there is no point in denying the obvious ones. in 2016, the wickeleg website published 1,500 documents to the us embassy in yemen, from which it follows that another dollar of the burnt conflict between the houthis and the government has been supplying weapons to the yemeni government for several years in washington. dossier includes documentary evidence that the us armed trained and finan thought the yemeni forces in the years when preparations for war were underway documents, in particular, testify to the supply of various weapons such as aircraft, ships, vehicles, as well as proposals to control the maritime border and the supply of systems to yemen from the united states biometric identification. and in yemen, all traces of democracy are in place. the war is still going on, the victims number in the tens of thousands. he is

concerned that the situation is getting worse and worse, and the us was caught in a lie in february 22. biden said he was curtailing assistance to the arab coalition, and in june the washington post will release an article with evidence that uncle sam's air force inflicted 150 strikes on civilian targets. everything again is very simple and cynical, because at the moment when the americans, and hmm, wash their hands in yeme, this means finally, right here, the catastrophic deterioration in relations with saudi the biden administration cannot afford itself at the moment, therefore, lynching, that is, it will be the big difference between public statements and practically politicians once again war. in yemen , the rebellion continues, the government has changed places so many times that it is even more tragic that the country is dying in this whirlwind. when there will be peace is unknown, even to the herald of democracy with its

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good evening good evening. good evening our guests today are very colorful, brutal, but so far, let's say, not very well known to the general viewer of belarusian television. let's fix this oversight. and so, as they say in your field of activity nastya at mitya ugu and tell us a little about yourself. my name is jason blank and we have an english school here. we have been working there for 9 years. we teach english. and we have a lot of fun our male students are wonderful 2 years ago. i started working as an announcer. so i do the voice in the video in english. i already have 200 videos and some already have eight million views. so yes. well, i know that you got married here. and yes, yes, i have the

best wife of belarus, the only belarusian and belarusian. her name is nina and her son's name is dmitry james, that is, it was necessary to come from america in order to marry jasonovich blank. yes, there is a song, i can go around the whole world to find bulbashka office romance, if my memory serves me right. so good jeffrey and i'm jeffrey jeffrey blank, we are her brother brothers, and he already said we have an english language school. be shy. we were already 14 1/2 ago and i first time in belarus yes we were for the first time in 2008 hmm 14 years ago yes yes and i we had a very good print,

lena to him and it was still i heard it. in europe and when we are white here we are i we thought class is not bad. and we, for example, pobediteley avenue , we have no prospectuses. it's very narrow, but five nuclear eyebrows, it's narrow we are like rats in new york. we were shocked. it was beautiful very good experience. often i expected vert to be some kind of old soviet bus. it was like a puzzle of climbs and there was a modern maz bus and i don’t understand at all, it was already then. yes, i think what it is like in such a country in the republic of belarus there is a modern bus. well, these are the stereotypes you have formed, certain

yes, very strong propaganda is very strong. we heard i am a very poor country no products. well, maybe it will already be in europe there is no product, i'm on the shelves. come on, i just want to ask about this. yes, look today there has been a trend. eh, resettlement, well, africa is striving for europe; europeans are going to spend the winter not only in turkey, but in reality, some are already coming to belarus. well , using it without a visa. well, the ukrainians are running from the war. they are coming to us. yes, 400,500 people a day, but what kind of wind did bring american citizens here and well, the truth is, why was it fate in belarus, we were assets in america against the war against the empire, we were communists and were communists, but still

and to whom there are american communists. i understand correctly. hamunist marxist, i was in the court of jason gavria, about this, yes, but he had a lot of accusations, because we have organized protests in unit square, but this is a very famous protest square in new th. yes, leave your opinion this is such a historical place, but we started during the war against iraq and what started? it was. we just decided that, well, we just need two or three times a week. you just need to gather in the square, but, as always, in this union square everyone knows and just on geoffrey he was the most important speaker and people. just ordinary people. they just came, they listened, well, about the war, about this, about communism, and registered. yes, and they began to part us,

they still ended up in the police. yes, yes, many times me too, but he, in my opinion, 20 times there were, yes, we would call it a recidivist. well, that is, for freedom of speech, you just have them like that, as excuses that you do not have a decision to use a loud speaker. hmm and uh, well, hold on to the transformation we had. well, maybe it's still there. we had huge banners. i made the big ones, i painted them myself. well, we had such slogans. how, uh, how the bush regime did it themselves, september 11 is so big and everyone knew then at that time the faces in the west were very violent and very cruel well, but why is belarus anyway? well, i understand, you have there were problems, yes, with the police, uh, i

understand that because of the freedom of speech, but why they chose belarus why they came here, because he had a lot of accusations. they have united in one thing. and it was scary if, in theory, he can sit for 4 years. i started writing, but letters to senators representatives, a and no one answered my letters, and at that time it was in 2006. there was a presidential election in 2006, i remember perfectly. yes and well we are from new york. there is a huge subway there. but when you drive to work, you, well, an hour, maybe an hour and a half you and well new york, they're like reading newspapers. well, then maybe, now the phones are normal. and so yes, maybe march 2006. well i read, well, every day started and on his fight articles, what is the election gap? yes? you need democracy,

and understandable. yes, as far as i can remember, we need democracy. well, i just think that it is in belarus - this, well, that is, it is some kind of, well, dictatorship in eastern europe - this is the united states, this is the largest, and the democratic free country, what and if there are such violations that people are arrested, because they are just are going. i think that this is much more important than well, i'm sorry, but i'm very leaving, but some kind of petty diction, which, well, it seemed so there, yes, yes, and because i looked at you everywhere. i understand that since you participated in the trials there, you were indignant because they were not allowed to protest. i'm just so yes and at this time really. i studied russian. i had at hunter college that korzh was translating and i had my letter from e, which are written in english, i decided. well

translated into russian and sent a audiander to grigoryevich lukashenko there and even to putin and that they i was very indignant. i even started to translate fidel castro into spanish and belarus will answer in six months. later they organized a tour of belarus well. well, you've been for 10 years. here you live two temptations from young to youth. and i told you all the time at brest state university he was like uh speaker. i was talking about, and new york 100 people, and we had a very good person, the rate of the tour. it was very cool. we want boobies. yes, and if the thing is the brest

fortress, well, that is, you visited such famous sights. yes, they themselves are cool uh 15 days in a life is very, very cool. we did not expect. for us. it was like an adventure when they invited. i think it will be adventure we because we think, we think that belarus will be like, well, very poor as uh, ie you didn't expect to see what you saw a concept like adventure traveline. it's like adventure is good jason but there is another stereotype that is being imposed on what to open in business in belarus is very difficult. there you are. how it was possible to open a school is easy. well, you just arrived, in fact. you know the process, it's not difficult. and we found the agent

two days later. when do we have business in two days? yes, but i have, as now, i would have done differently with us. well, we usually hire a lawyer. we are currently working with a lawyer. it's wonderful to do what we want, well, if i could, how to get back to rome that everything was simple, well, there were a little bit of them, like problems somewhere. well, these are the nuances of normal. well , in my opinion, many years ago it was more difficult about 14 years ago, and the system has become many times faster. come on, we had the appropriate programs for everything, and from the logical point of view, there were not a single crop, there were many grains, not a single one, and even for the answer, yes, but to say there are small crops here, they even speak in the west, yes, it’s not enough to silently

beat. it is very good that even this is for them. it can be seen, well, but look, your business is directly related to communication with people. oh well, that is, belarusians come and study english, right? yes and what do you think these people are like? made in belarus is ours our client and they are clients i am always against. uh, athletic words are our students, they are professional. they are middle class, maybe even higher, and this is a very small sample of belarusians. i really like our school, because we have everything gazprom we have e-e protein, mtz well, everything is there, that is, those people who are directly involved in the sale of belarusian goods, yes, yes, for whom the language is a professional necessity. well, either it's a professional necessity, or people want to travel

, it's a very popular reason. they thought we just naive we are just americans because we are for the president. they thought it was ridiculous, a very naive and apostolic choice. it was the wars and one on the fermatia. threw. she threw me. i was shocked. yes, and four years. i learned we we are not just a business. and we are not capitalists. we give our hearts, but on the contrary. but it's a fact it's very visible and i was i was depressed maybe 2 years after that now i'm already cooking it's very dangerous if you don't want democracy. ha, well, i

mean, they don't know a little. what is really indeed, this is democracy, and i think that belarus is a very kind people. well, maybe, well, naive, but i think it's good there, where to shoot us and then catch us even as people, whom they again gave hiss. i think the belarusians still fuck them, even if they read telegram and that, well, salaries in the west are better and so on and so forth, but in the heart they actually fuck. and what i mean, i mean, well, belarus, they don't know what it is. well, homeless people. well, in belarus, there are few in new york, but he now everywhere well, in general it is, yes, well, step over. well, that's fair. we traveled in america for 20 years. we were

your tones in the state in caliphon, in my opinion, it's normal. everything has changed now, well, without the problem of homeless people - it’s generally the five controllers of belarus, maybe. they read something in the telegram, but they don’t know what unemployment is, but more dangerous than the city. they are more japanese, of course they want safe cities. they want everything to work. they want a lion recently changed, uh, in our house. well we paid no state paid for free, what do you think that lev mogilev-lifmash changed and what will he not pay and what, a fat bill of 50 rubles. new york $1,500. and that salaries are other salaries, in general they do n’t understand anything much more effective than the hollywood of the country shaft, imich america is like a utopia country i yes,

well, of course, the panorama is brooklyn, and the bridge is cool, but this is life is not only a panorama, the blocklin bridge, if you fly over belarus lakes forests over independence avenue the panorama will be magnificent flew saw. e even advise in america 50 60 years ago after the war, what is one husband? he can work to support keep the wife's family, she is at home, the vacation is the american dream. then maybe , but now it's very modest, it 's the american dream. this vast majority of belarusians must have achieved the american dream. yes, very humble. i'm here this, and will be rich. it

's not the american dream, the american dream, but owning a car can be a movie uh, half a restaurant twice a month, the american dream. and it has become many times better here. here's the question, which is really, why did i pay attention when i read it? so exactly a month ago you jeffrey defended your dissertation? yeah, i’ll even quote the title of the topic of the attitude of ordinary citizens to the country’s socially oriented economy, based mainly on state ownership and a critical analysis after the electoral protest activity in 2020 . the truth is already impressive, however, the name is impressive. that's real jeffrey how you managed to defend a dissertation on such a

topic at the city university of new york. and what did the professor say? you, ah, want to know how you can, because there is a bad belarusian, but the relationship between you. and yes it is a fact, but my e research. this is a long time ago and, in my opinion, the most ago. i i became it was a quiet period when the fifteenth year, yes, this is such a very light period at home i must say one professor wrote me he said i am very afraid it will be very difficult to find and work in american universities today, and what were the main conclusions in this

dissertation, my dissertation was in three parts, firstly, the relationship of ordinary belarusians of the economy of belarusians to the economy of belarus, so this is the first part, the second part, and this is the 20 20 analysis of the 2020 protests of the year. so this is the second part of the relations between, and the west and belarus, which is for and i am an american wants. your madel, that is, as far as i understand, you believe that the west in 2020 tried to shine the president in order to destroy the economic model of belarus yes, i

i can clarify. i think geoffrey wanted to. how to emphasize that many people think that the west just wants to destroy belarus this will be a move to destroy russia uh-huh and he just wanted to say. no what's the eye, yes economic is not a bad example. yes, a bad example, which, that is, one cannot consider the protests in belarus only as an attempt to influence russia, this is not an exclusively independent object that was attacked. i understand the west correctly, yes, that is, this is not my statement of the propagandist of the brand. yes it is it's true me. well, to be honest, i'm joking, but this is not propaganda and this, to be honest, is not performed. and you

proved it in your dissertation, if a lot of research, if a lot, and so name it, it's not a secret, but i read it. uh, separate conclusions of your dissertation. yes, you have concluded that alexander lukashenko certainly won the election. this is the conclusion of your thesis is a saw. and hmm the second part than helped. the platform is the voice of you. eh, it was very interesting. and when i first heard the voice, they have a lot of ads, and everyone is on youtube was advertising advertising voices of honest bison people. and i think it'll be more interesting if that's the way the choice isn't real unfair, but their houses. will be many times than the official number. you understand? i think that means it's all right. uh, i take it

you're from a scientific point of view. uh, we made sure that, well, the president's victory was unconditional. and here's jason well, your feelings and your relationship to the president. well, i really respect his alexander. grigorovich, i watch the news. i read. i have a subscription to the soviet belarus read newspapers. so what? well, he generally he impresses me at all, that 's what he did. it was all right. and about the need to grow your own bread and you need to make your own, and the machines are combines and tractors. and what you need to be, but independent, and what and when we first came to belarus when we were in gum, we saw, well, the clothes were made in belarus and that a lot of things made in belarus were recently made, but i wanted a laptop in belarus buy, then during the

elections it was very scary for my son, he was born on july 18, 2020 and the protests began on august 9, listen, he was 3 weeks old and every day she avenue of political revolution will make a lot of noise. we were scared when they started calling strikes and just people are all of them and we never speak russian as english speakers. we have a very logical take here. what kind of canteen is this screensaver this is about the economy. this is not a protest it is when they started, but the germans go on strike, this was a very important part of the dissertation. i researched about it i talked about it a lot,

and ozone was the strike was against it, but there was always very little part, and the worker did not was more than 10%. and i was very ribs with a number and i don't agree, but i'm not alone, but i know you a and islam and he is very against the president he is very strong against him and he said a rally by a group, very cool very little he said hundreds. i'll tell you this. here, to sum up, i absolutely agree. they failed with you. they wanted to get people on strike, but they didn't really succeed. but i didn't

agree. it's just that he loves belarus more than anyone else, it's me, i would be waiting, i read soviet belarus every day. working train yes staffing decisions. uh, tuesday, wednesday, if anything, how will he have a vacation, and he works on new year's eve, he visits. and remember, he and uh, these fucking orphans we have. he always works, and he is in the center, that we know what happened in ukraine he ran away, and that everyone ran away, and he is there he is in the center, what and how can he endure this stress about the riot for a year, 22. this is not very it was not controversial, and the papilla riots were not democracy. revolution - i showed it to us very much, and i , it was a bunz, and the capotellists and i are part of

rather middle class, but that's not just my opinion. uh, the new york times said it understand that the times said it's a and especially the accent. and it ice is very important. well, they said it, a lot of the statue of a lot of newspapers said, and i'm just a rather compile attractor. did i understand correctly that the driving force behind this rebellion was the middle class and the wealthy class. yes, it will be, but the capitalists and their middle class well, we read about the color revolutions, coup d'état in ukraine well, in georgia, yes, and i think that's all, and what a powerful audioprigorovich. he is everything for

him in his impressive, that, well, everyone thinks that he is somehow a rock that it can, how to resist, and we saw jeffrey, but he saw this process on august 16, that it all fell apart, well, belarus will become, like, a colony, the west and what is ours? how calmer life is that especially a child? well, to raise a child. and this is all history. so we were very scared at that time. i used to be hard on myself with the inscription doing in school. i used to always hang on instructions, but the belarusian flag, but it was fine. we had an american flag soviet flag belarusian flag. this is my school. this is my room i don't like. i have caps and you were cool. it was ok. it's just uh, championship hockey read. we are ready with this flag. it was very

cool. you know, thank god that we got this all in order, in fact, even now, uh, the national flag hangs on every building. uh, on every state building i definitely understand, of course, not in the same way as in america yet. well, what i like about americans is that the attitude towards the flag, it has been cultivated since childhood in schools at home. yes, it is normal, when you are in the yard you have a flag in the house so our parents always have it. well , there are no extreme ones in the poor, but american flags. that's where there is, only not only warms, but people from uh, no flags, who will flag? i hope so, after the twentieth year we really learned these things. and now. at least let's not be shy about showing our flag attitude. yes, this is

just the beginning. we are a little off serious to everyone. let's move on to more light ones. yes, and we will arrange a small one. blitz. yes in order to uh, you know so here's a short answer to this question and a little more introduction to you, including so biden, trump or lukashenko liberals or conservatives on saving marxism socius social conservative and if it doesn't we have no chance, because and most people, uh in the west, they don't support the working class. ah. a-a enterprise giants, private or

public public family values ​​or european social tolerance for minorities and transgender people. the population also needs to be abandoned. this is lgbt it’s not they who will get a job in the west, cheeseburgers or potato pancakes, but a better question, and the vegetative language, of course, grandmother grandmother, what kind of grandmother without meat, grandmother, only with meat american dream or belarusian stability, this is an american dream. okay

american cheerleaders or bursen? well, that is, belarusians are also good. yes, after all, white- toothed, american or golden-haired belarusian well, also white-toothed, of course, i would say, my beauty. nina belarusian. take it. an example is true from a brother, and the last, probably, question is still with us tradition. he is about philosophical, so we just have a ph.d., yes, and a sociologist. so we are very proud. we in belarus have such an expression to be philosophical, that is, to accept everything as it is and not try to change it. so i will ask the opposite,

what cannot be treated philosophically in belarus, and what needs to be protected and preserved, the most important thing is to preserve the socio-economic model of development , the world knows this. this is very important. well, i agree with my brother about the fact that a state-owned enterprise, and so that people have a jobs. well i agree with the president with all these points has to say, what i learned because of islam and very interesting. ordinary belarus, they were more against azation than president lukashenko was against it. it was very interesting

. belarus just wants everything to remain in state hands. let's sum up our conversation here for me it matters. and that would be a good ending. after all, you plan to stay in belarus. i want now we are working on two residence permits for a residence permit. and we are just now, and we have received a very important we really need a document from the fbi, and this is weed on a criminal record and home. this is 10 years 10 presence of migration. they will be shocked, it was when they see your document. yes, he is very dangerous, but you know, we have a president here

at one of the meetings. he said on this occasion that people who really want to live in belarus and want to benefit this country, the state will help them in any case to realize this desire. we always cook delicious food from the heart. well, of course, you know what we will cook today. i don't just know what to cook. well, i know how we will cook, share recipes, dishes that your whole family will definitely like. today we will have a fish on the table for tomorrow and in addition to the fish we will have chips. the recipe is easy to prepare and i think it will turn out very tasty. strong male hands are definitely needed here. in the mouth, we will analyze all the subtleties of their preparation of cabbage on a steak. you need to cut the back side of the

stalk, so that, uh, you cut into steaks to the stalk, and throw out the stalk and tell. how to choose the right vegetables and fruits signs of good apple fruit without damage and has no traces of parasites on apples no dark spots the aroma is felt even through the skin watch culinary programs on our tv channel. oscar protected figurine of mara skin cinematographer, what a conscience on the borders and the lad of a swan near aleksandrovsky squirminsk, so that you will experience indiscriminate between them, but the very rej of their joint especially sew her light hand, acquainting the film award with was born producer louis mayer with a comfortable hollywood sentiment. i have to endure hiba only on the screen to that for the place of a

swan in a movie hero, yes, and i look like him more cool sculpture of a swan became obsolete in 1874 with a flood to open all the water supply to minsk, and about 10 moves near one of the new year's quarters, vasya meir was born, and from this minsk was a good village from the century. age. i didn’t live peacefully here, we ’ll catch people, and the lion of the wind smelled of the hospital. for half a day, the russian empire swept the praise across the coffin, the measures grew up not to shock calmly, then diego da imitated overseas. at the american. laser meier became louis meier, but only hetaera happiness, and naming did not bring, the family lived so-so at 20 years old lad was a fictional school thrown to get scrap metal through the streets. hutka, nicknamed shamara, became a brand, however, far from the simplest waste collection company was called mayer. and the son of alelazer hutka began to take a

paperclip from her on foot ; one luispredval on a torn off jacket. i'll cut up the kirorey for the meat banker. he stuck his hand in the swarm, and there the fallen dollar, and so you thought he raised them to return his wife, a millionaire. the summer one was exhausted, and she speeded up such a summed up person with a quick start, trying to find out where are you something out of ambition refused. from minsk , it’s true that this nastya’s net didn’t succeed in the war with a brace, pratsjaz slam slowed down at the cinema more than once the yunmaru plunged into that god, and the grenade about bona into the cast fermented himself before the creation of this magic, the scrap metal collector sat down more sensibly and the pictures of me were just fashionable fun on jazz, motorgraph the future near the fall of 1900 samoukh on the streets of haverhill town, massachusetts with posters appeared. which asked to visit, not

accustomed to the province of vivids, a cinematograph, twenty-three-way louis bellowed at test rocher and tramped the burned-out theater on the ground and became the pioneer of film screening in the american depths of the audience, either collapsed with laughter, or could not shed tears, and leo skinned the dam for 10 cents per session. hutka. mayer already has a whole net. in 1918 , louis pradoye usyo dipper and living in the improved states in california in a small town, hollywood, with a special melon , turned out to be a jamuyan, became a filmmaker's mecca. zahadka. for all you can reason in the californian climate for the yast pictures are needed, good clarification, and here is 350 solar diode. raise kolka hodge in hollywood mayer founded a smart film studio, and lida, a young producer, took a penny on a

studded scenery and a spectacular mass scene. i had a chance to borrow just melodramas for hut water. however, the jackal collected mayer on a wheel. yagu was especially numb by marcus low himself, an acquaintance of the business. the tycoon of the sexual outfit wants to create the most exuberant film company in the network for this, and he grew up to buy a couple of small ones. two were already at the iago-intestine for an even face did not hit, the third maira's studio tsalkam under and went propane. i was calm alemayr, i put my mind to smoke with the new company. i have our films 40 will be more painful than neskhilen. papa, sauna, tycoon laughed alone at the padius. where does he say exo 48 lase not narrated ali already understood 40 treba to rob the nineteen-year-old swede gretta garba himself for the role of a sex symbol. it wasn’t

drawn from, the bottom was robbed plump, shy one to the mayar from the top to see the future queen of the screen near this puddle, which hid the heart of millions clark gable was an unsuccessful actor amateur studios. i've been sending you rubbed the river into your ears and shrouds are like domapas, oleg aliyon, spent the lessons. mayer's hutka became supersighted. the film is cosmic for hours, the amount of jatyra is millions of dollars, but i can safely multiply it by 10. and louis mayer cut the sigh to unfold. i'm to trace ben gur. prince's story. yudei jasu jesus christ from the haze, and walked, two years near different areas of the light for the scene of a naval battle. the sbu gave a whole fleet, and for chariot races, a life-size model of a colise, yakito the edges filled the mosolka alemayer was not

swayed. teamsters go for nato cautiously skinny azar tonyama and tadyyon oblezet with a champion will be rightful, and the rider tearing off the rat 100 dollars of the chariots are beaked. yes, not all cameramen reached the finale - it's strange, with smoke, the scene has become a classic of cinema. the epic shavings into slices paid off alleyasha and brought profit, and hundreds of films were released on fire with it, anything from them was hemmed with a formidable roar emblem of the goldeneyer metro. hudka became cognitive in the light of baliede the dragee's name was leo. however, regge himself, in this role, changed the mayer pyrocanause with lions about the dog and the simplest-holiday movie theaters; navod conceived

to plant trade unionists to defend their rights. and daddy, the cunning boss raised the initiative to pyrohop in the snows of 1926. louis mayer asked the restaurant for three of the most greedy cases of the hollywood show tem to eat the most greedy especially from the elite cinema club of the academy of habz and meteor. academy duty dig improved cinematography of hite. cunning ajain is tortured by the cutthroat, and the skin pie, tearing off the figurine. whoever is later named, her vorskrom exchange ceremony took place in 1929, a pyromukh film wing about two seconds of pilots, shackled by one girl-tire, at that time the plot of velma's original pilots were american dryers. i was keto-dysed ugly for mayr minsk jumped a maple jura bone, didn’t see the award focused on the usa cinema ole exit from

belarus walked under the red road not a one-off kirk douglas in glasses came from the usa land of sedge-kadshavus in the mogilev region harassen ford grandfather and grandmother by birth of a snake scarlett johansson maya koran was carried away. below to that is from the actor deprived of luis. myra is summer to my dear fathers, and whoever verses with a hard karabas barabas and collected dy-nature from him dancing hunted without soup, well hello, impatient and kalizorka and she went to withdraw to her competitors way back and there was a closed, it seems like a caliclar cable, didn’t want to lie to rat butler film blown away by the wind. mayer said to the pit that he didn’t want to be a mouth, you will same marriage. that mustache took the threat of the usuoz and changed his mind playing a brilliance, the film became a cult film and took eight oscars . who could know that it’s not fun for simbu to have a lot of time for the

movie company of the meter, goldwinmeyer. the jackal stretches the crisis into usin is to blame, or the yakirovka quarreled to him and it’s not and not 1950, feast. louis mayer seychelles retired saw him off for applause and connections actor truhan bay navod said something you know what and measures is the end of hollywood from the movie tables the boss settled on his earlier before 100 yearn. he didn’t fly elite horses to his dear nicole, he was aggravated on californian sonic, heba could yun know that far-off minsk had an crew, healing the wounds of the war and blowing films of ions, you didn’t know the studios, these are the minchuks themselves for the place of acquaintances. lion drying podshilsya captions. this is a film narrowed down by the trophy after the defeat of the nazi troops, and there were no final credits , no science, no name of the company, no name of the early ones.