brown, i inform the house that -- by mr. brown, i inform the house that mr.rown will vote yea on h.r. 5641. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. huffman, i inform the house that mr. huffman will vote yes on h.r. 5641. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. fulcher of idaho, i inform the house that mr. fulcher will be voting yes on h.r. 5641. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 414, the nays are 11. 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and, without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gentleman from virginia, mr. connolly, to suspend the rules and agree with h.res. 831, on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title. the clerk: house resolution

everyone has equal access to information. that has not been exactly true, information is changed and is more difficult to spread it efficiently and effectively. >> after the last five years, especially how president who used social media as a weapon, that platform has been used against us. it is a business to make money. it is been a very frustrating to watch on how social media has undermined the democracy because it is the platform of choice. for disinformation. >> when is that 10, 11, 12 million views, i realize this is very important. we were being told by the media that this was just another george bush republican. it wasn't towards the end of office does the media -- catch up to what the rest of us knew. i think the information presented that way that people know that they were not imagining it. >> it is a true weight that the constituency communicate and show us what is important, especially when you get behind a issue and put pressure on d.c.. >> a popular illusion is on the big stage and have a much bigger impact on

we'll give the contact information. it would have been better if this sort of stuff were out there two years ago, but the covid infection rate goes up and the covid infection rate goes up and dowfnl we're on a down swing right now, so i still think, and vitamin d helps prevent other diseases as well. i realize a lot of the medical establishment in the united states does not like to focus on thing in which people don't make a lot of money but for people who want to save lives, there's still time to get the story of vitamin d out there. and i certainly think every major or minor newspaper in the united states should be covering it. he happened to be mentioned that we got something in the new york post but it should be in more than just the new york post. now, right now, we have our president who i watched a little bit on yesterday focusing on transgender day saying how important it was, we talk about transgenders to first and second graders. i can't believe that's where we are as a country. that's what president biden fel

we have an obligation to secure that information, payroll information, health information, all sort of things. the chief administrative officer of the house has a similar obligation. so our officials are talking all the time about how we maintain our systems, both from the cyber standpoint and from the more mundane operational standpoint. and as i mentioned before, my safety and security team literally walks our building. we have a million square feet under roof, and we watch every inch of that building. and one of the things that they look for is, is their pii not being stored properly. that's a little bit harder to do in the congressional space. i spent 30 years working in the house, so it's a little bit different there. but, you know, some of those same practices, whether it's the chief administrative officer or the secretary of the senate or the house sergeant at arms, all of us are talking all the time to try to figure out what's the best way to go forward, and there's a lot of information-sharing going on. >> thank you so much. i take it you have no control over, you know, the fa

it's important to provide that information. but 2.5 hours now. a lot of good information. there's a lot of speculation but one thing right now. the nypd as well as fbi and all those a lot more than we do and we'll hear some of that in the press conference that's coming up. put out as much as they can without jeopardizing the investigation, but the fact that something has happened since that is a good indication that this is going to be an isolated incident. we haven't heard from potus or anything like that but the isolated incident, not part of some planned attack. >> that's a good point, chief. jonathan, what are you thinking, the questions you have as this press conference will be beginning soon? what are your questions right now? >> well, one is motive. who was this individual? where is the individual right now? i want to know, what were the precipitating actions, what was this person doing on the subway beforehand? was there any specific catalyst that caused this event? but, you know, just looking at these images, kate, i think it's really important for the viewer to u

i can agree that we need information planning. first thing in this planning is to answer the question. and information is a weapon. yes it is a weapon social networks are a weapon. yes, this is a weapon in this case, why did they deprive themselves of it facebook traffic fell by 40% in instagram by 20. so we are 40 by the parent company. prohibited extremist i owe myself to russia information iskanderov yes , we ourselves have lined up in step, therefore, you need to understand and accept this first of all, you can’t tell your own people. look, we forbid you. well you locate after curing over this fence and set aside. why were these two understood rules blocked, because in these social networks it was allowed to call for the murder of soldiers with you and me. they have withdrawn these rules have not withdrawn. they extended it on the spot. they are over. no now or not, continued for another extended for another month these rules one moment can not be expected ok about public diplomacy immeasurable results. this first one cannot b

>> i would say, the most import tan thing is information sharing. that information is empowerment. one has to, you know, there are different levels of understanding of what the threat landscape looks like. if we raise the bar of knowledge then we can correspondingly raise the bar of defense and preparation. you know, we have something through the cyber security and infrastructure security agency. the joint cyber defense collaborative. we know it as everything has known. the jcbc. we have 25 of the big cyber security technology firms as members of that. we are sharing information in an unprecedented way. arising tide raises all boats. that's really, i think our montra. that enables us to understand what we must defend against and raises the bar with respect to the activities that we can undertake to better defend ourselves and one another. i think information sharing is critical and i'm proud of the information sharing partnership we have with the netherlands. we work jointly and so closely together to straighten ourselves, straighten one another and straighten other allies and clos

this is the public information information arm of the nypd. they're making sure, that all the press is here and that they are ready to get the information. they're going and being meticulous about this. they want to re-single new york station to be involved in this. radio, newspapers, cameras, they want to get this information out to every single person in this city because, understandably, people are on edge. it is a new york subway system. millions upon millions of people use it every single day. it is the lifeblood of the city, it is necessary to keep this city running. and people have to feel safe on it. so, this press conference is going to start any minute now. and hopefully we're gonna get a little bit more information about injuries, about the status of the people who were injured. there were varying reports, anywhere from 5 to 10 people, perhaps more. more than a dozen at least ensure that we have heard so far. and then we're gonna get all of the information about how the nypd, and how all of the agencies are all trying to find the pe

many sources of information, that is, some kind of not less information, when there is a lot of informationss information. in terms of information, we can make less information, we need many different speakers for different audiences. correctly. i think that some universal people should understand what 's going on. there are official speakers who should be universal. they give official information about ongoing events, but this information, as our research shows. she is 70% never makes her statements on television. here are the appeals to the nation. this is an example of a universal speaker or not, everyone understands. or you need to reflect something else, of course, i absolutely agree. the fact is that even if we take the sociology of relations, and according to age groups, according to the social military operation at the place of residence, a completely different picture turns out why gaps appear there, because there are some categories people. it's not communicated, it's not explained, it's not showing their interest either, uh, and they're security. here this situation does nothing

the tax information covered more than 15 years of information. it's a felony for a fellow -- officer or employee to release this information and we are still waiting on a full investigation on the cause of the disclosures and if it was an employee, and irs employee who leaked this information, than these employees need to be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. if it can happen to the most wealthy of americans it can also happen to small businesses and hard-working families. we know our tax code is riddled with credits, deductions and loopholes and carveouts for special interest groups all at the expense of taxpayers across the income brackets. the american people deserve a sensible system of taxation, a fair system of taxation. individual tax returns are antiquated system filled with errors and vulnerability of identity theft and i think we have heard a lot of that this morning already. every member of congress as examples from their constituents of irs abuse or negligence and we have heard plenty of them today. already from both democrats

you are removing information and of the way that it becomes accessible, the neutrality. like ingredients of a stew, it is turning into it. >> the result of our last election is led by an overwhelming amount of republican voters because that is what they heard first. it is reinforced over and over. >> understanding how and why this information has a negative effect on our democracy we need to understand what our government is doing to dismiss it. >> there is not much being done to stop it. the federal communications commission is regulating and creating misinformation -- laws against misinformation. >> former fcc chairman turner wheeler -- todd wheeler has spoke on this topic. >> step up and create structures to develop behavioral standards. i think that there is a potential technological solution. why don't we have a system that is of an alternative? you have open api, from the data that is going into the algorithm and the data coming out of the algorithm so the and i can build our own up over them that says what is going on right now? perhaps just by knowing more, by in

joyce beatty, i inform the house that mrs. beatty will vote yes on h.r. 4133. >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. calvert of california, i inform the house that mr. calvert will vote yea on h.r. 4133. mr. connolly: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. bass, dr. lowenthal, mr. desaulnier, mr. levin of michigan, ms. ross, mrs. trahan, mr. suozzi, and mr. dwight evans, i inform the house that these eight members will vote yes on h.r. 4133. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? mr. correa: madam speaker, as the member designated by julia brownley, sylvia garcia, joaquin castro, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 4133. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? mr. joyce: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. thompson of pennsylvania, rm for form mr. thompson will vote -- i inform the house that mr. thompson will vote yea on h.r. 4133. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose d

uh, so i already studied the information space there, the information space liberated by ukraine or that country, which at one time was called tauride province specifically asked me to find a map of the tauride province of the beginning of the 20th century. and then it looked like this, that is, what is now called the kherson region, then there was the kherson province but the current kherson region. it was mainly part of the taurida province, which was circled. uh, then from the crimean peninsula konstantin sergeevich, what's interesting there? how are military operations perceived there? and of course, you know what happened in mariupol here from the point of view of information war, one should generally observe the trend of changing people's moods on the example of, uh, the kherson region, because, and when 3 weeks ago the arrest officer announced that half of the kherson region had been liberated, uh, part of the population, of course, laughed at this, because they directly are in the other half, and the other part of the population reacted very alarmingly and there were isolated cas

and information. another great initiative -- [inaudible] could be translated from such a strong and robust and firm is part of resilient program. its goal is to stimulate cooperation between the companies to elevate the awareness and to keep it resilient. it organizes information sharing activities, training and also shares cybersecurity intel with its members. so the role of the dutch government is to support existing initiatives and to stay in close contact with all the organizations in the private and public sector that are working on the netherlands being cybersecurity in the maritime realm. through national and international collaboration and information sharing i thinkan we can add value and also learn from each other and keep learning from each other. >> thank you madam minister. we will take five minutes the q&a and then have some remarks from the honorable karen andrew's, minister of foreign affairs from australia. the first question well intended for the secretary mayorkas, i very much welco

the house armed services on special information hosts. this is over half an hour. >> -- members may use the chat feature came with staff or for support issues. i have designated a staff member to mute unnecessary members microphones and cancel any background noise that may disrupt proceedings. thank you. i would like to welcome today's witnesses, under the secretary of intelligent security. the director of the national security agency, chief of the central security -- and lieutenant general scott, director of the defense intelligence agency. i'm pleased to see each of you. this hearing takes place during a perilous time. russia's invasion of ukraine shows how crucial it is to maintain strong democratic alliances. it reinforces the work being done by the enterprise from exposing information, to working with allies and partners to share critical intelligence and ensuring our intelligence apparatus is agile so we can response to the needs of each combat commander. russia's assault on ukraine's sovereignty threatens the world order and presen

that's it, but the question is the information component of the war, the information part is always connected lot of military operations. successfully no one knows anything at all what. here, look, the following informational changes occur after stress. but bucha, everything else, accordingly, is happening, respectively, the pushing through of the public position of public opinion, the investigative supply of weapons - this is the danger of insisting, where striking ammunition is. everything else happens instead of trying. how to push, and kiev, as it were, with more active action. naturally, they are kept there until the end and that's it. the rest you need to create a picture. see that nothing happened. here accordingly, it is for a long time forever. what kind of picture are you fighting with, you are fighting not with a picture of what i don’t know there, there. e hmm whoever wins someone attacks that you will never take. this is what picture you are playing against, in this case you are fighting and which one is how dimka is inserted into your mind. accordingly, after that, all the leade

well, we ourselves publish information and disseminate information, for now.etimes we get censored there by different people. uh, clitoris, her studies and so on, but still something can be distributed, but looks, these are only people who, well, in general, are already a little doubtful. unfortunately. i would say, well, as a journalist, i have a reaction, of course. well, very upset. i would say disappointed, because after all in france they wrote the first charter of the deontology of journalists. after the first world war in 1818, while the trade union of journalists in which i participated and still participated, that is, it was precisely the charter that wanted to prohibit, or at any rate give the citizen the opportunity to receive information, because during the first world war the press wrote that for example, german bullets don't kill. that german corpses stink more than french corpses and so on and so forth and the like, well. we hoped. as journalists, that we will end this, that the pen is not a gun. although this, of course, has its influence and k

and that's information control, total information control, control of the narrative, disappearance of dissidence. basically we're, we're, we're dealing with the kind of totalitarian information regime. now you bring up the anti rush side of this. of course i have to ask about that the letters authors again suggest that u. s. is fighting against conflicting information specifically for moscow. is there really some kind of an underground information war going on? larger than we know about? i think there's definitely been in it. i mean, the, the intelligence agencies have already admitted to the fact that they are engaged in their engage and information war. and they have even put out the statements suggestive of what russia might do in the future in order to hopefully preempt and also to frame the narrative the way they want it framed. and so yeah, they're spin information war. and this has been undertaken by the, by the cia in particular, and they're in the ana, sam, they're attempting to control the viewpoints and to, to control the narrative, to make sure that, that there is no other

as challenges ahead, share information, best practices and information. another great initiative in the area could be translated as strong or robust. it is part of the program. its goal is similar to corporations in the area to elevate the awareness and to keep the focus. organized information showing activity, training and also shares cybersecurity intel with its members. the role of the dutch government is to support the existing initiative and to stay in close contact with the organizations in the private and public sector working in the netherlands and cybersecurity in the maritime realm. international collaboration and information sharing i think we can add value and learn from each other. >> thank you madame minister. we'll take five months of q&a and then have remarks from australia. the first question while intended for secretary mayorkas seen very much what your thoughts as well madame minister. the question is what specifically is dhs planning to do over the next one -- three years to mitigate cyber threats in transportation system? >> thank you

kahele, i inform the house that mr. kahele will vote yes on concurring in the senate amendment to h.r. 7108. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. price of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. price will vote yes, he will vote yes on concurring on the senate amendment to h.r. 7108. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from mississippi seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. bishop of georgia, i inform the house that that the members will vote yes on the concurring on the senate amendment to h.r. 7108. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. mikeie sherrill, mr. donald norcross, mr. albio sires, mr. donald payne, ms. lucille roybal-allard, ms. ann kirkpatrick, mrs. bonnie watson coleman and mr. josh gottheimer, i inform the house that these members will vot

in all these critical information transmission. whether it could spread without symptoms also had to bee leaked. this cannot be in the future there has to be a pandemic treaty were each country that moment they hear about the outbreak they pick a person and that person goes straight into gather evidence. the stakes are extremely high here. we are seeing something like an estimate of 15 or 16 million deaths and hundreds of millions of infections. so space bar country to say this is a private matter you can only hear what we want to tell you at the time we want to tell you. >> thank you i'm going toet let david say a few things about what you said, about the book than any other observations you want to make on this, david b. >> thank you john. i just cannot thank alina and matt sufficiently for what they have done. it really reads to me like an indictment. it's not an indictment as the government of china it is a global sort of indictment of how we have erased evidence. we have covered up amazing amounts of information from public di

is there any information that you can provide us to understand the situation there?с addition i wanted to say i would like all our citizens who are in the city of zaporizhzhia not to ignore the alarm signals as soon as you hear the sirens you immediately go to the shelter regarding the situation in the region active hostilities continue in the area in gulyaipol, the enemy is trying to break through the ukrainian defenses, but there is no advance of russian troops, and the enemy has losses killed by meta-prisoners, a maneuverer and a policeman, using military strategies, the defense forces of the zaporizhzhya region allow the enemy to believe that he has an advantage , the advance is particularly large, but immediately after that they strike at the age of and besides, almost we turn every settlement on the enemy's path into a fortress and the russians spend a lot of people and resources to take it but bear losses and forces zaporizhzhia's defense forces provide statistics every day specifically regarding the destroyed equipment and manpower of the enemy. a few days ag

security of the state - now it's up to me there is information that the espresso tv channel was excludedm the t2 network, what was the decision to turn off these tv channels, in particular espresso from the t2 digital network, nothing other than some kind of informational sabotage for some political political if you want persecution or a stupid political decision, i can’t name it, i don’t know if it was an oversight is this a real special operation in order to harm a ukrainian speaker? but i believe that in the conditions of war, such actions are at least an application for treason , we have the right to know who did it and whether it was for at least there are some reasons for this, moreover, we have the right to demand return espresso the armed forces of ukraine is winning, do not win these victories ukraine is winning precisely because the voice of the patriots sounds it sounded and sounds and it cannot be turned off now president zelenskyy return espresso to the air let's protect the information front together glory to ukraine russian nazis carried out more than 50 more than 50 air d

so, i think that scientists should not be hiding information or telling people the wrong information to persuade them to act in a particular way because when people find out that you've been telling them that mask don't work so that they don't go and buy mask, it's it just how can they believe you if anything else when you tell people that it's not airborne that the virus is just spread through the surfaces. how do people protect themselves so similarly with the origins. i believe that there was some scientists who were fearful of talking about a lamp origin because they they were worried that the public would panic and that that would be racism and all these things like yes these terrible things happen, but think of what happens when the public finds out that you've lied to them or that you've considered information and the long term effects of that. so think it was just a mistake for some scientists to do that and we're starting to see all these emails now being released because they have been litigated to the freedom of information act and it's been very discouraging to see all th

what's the latest information?rst of all, uh, the information for today is exactly the same as that you voiced, that is, detailed information, not yet. this happens almost in real time, therefore more accurate verified information will be a little later, but for sure. you can say thank you. uh, such actions manage to evacuate, the civilian population from fired areas. without naming further information, i can say that today we also have plans to evacuate two about 250 people from the area who are under constant shelling and among these 250 people there are also 20 infants. and uh, also cancer patients. ah. as i understand it, the same maternity hospital number two, where these 20 babies were. i understand that finally there is an opportunity to evacuate. i would not call, no, this is not this place, i would not name the specifics now, where it is in order not to expose this operation. god grant that by tonight this whole operation will be successful and then i will tell you more detailed information about the azov

let's protect the information front together. glory to ukraine, congratulations , friends.he host of the espresso tv channel. of my city, the first enemy shells flew into our military town and the vorzel military unit on the 24th morning of the experience. when they started to beat gostomel, i had to take our son grandmother or a neighbor and we went to lviv a picture from the first day of the war that was forever etched under the explosions under the siren my child clung to our dog simba with her hands and cried loudly about everything and still asked for it mom, i ask that you survive and come to me not only you but even with our dog and love, i not only survived and left brovary. i fulfilled what i promised my child. my name is lena chechenina and i have been working for espresso for 5 years. i managed to evacuate from buchi, where i lived for a long time. the best and the most beautiful city in ukraine my house was hit by two shells it caught fire i almost lost my apartment which was looted by the orcs my road from buchi to kyiv is a long 9 hours on the roads from kyiv

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, as well as tactical information, that is, the very information that they need to ensure their own securityver, despite the increase in arms supplies and the white house says that the us still wants peace in ukraine, spokesman jentsaki. in this regard, she even suggested not paying too much attention to the president's recent words. they say that this is an escalation of the war aleksey veselovsky russian safe internet league kiev and its western partners first special operations science and did not spend more than a billion dollars to create anti-russian fakes. the ranks of information fighters front, numbering tens of thousands of people yevgeny golovanov studied vivid examples of propaganda this volley in the forests near kiev tore apart the blogosphere a tank from a short distance hits a group of people in camouflages with direct fire. at first, this video scattered around the world wide web. under the hashtag peremoga, they say, the ukrainian tank shot the occupiers. take a closer look, anna has no zrada on the sleeves of the dead, blue armbands, a distinctive sign of the sunts of bato

, in kharkiv and the districts of the region, in addition to the blue one, it was reported that information about the alleged dropping of phosphorus bombs was spread on social networks by the headquarters of the defense of kharkiv such does not confirm the information, the hottest spot in kharkiv oblast remains the raisin. the hottest spot in our country is the raisin direction, in particular the city of izyum , where active hostilities are taking place there, the enemy is suffering significant losses . -52 enemy helicopters , the enemy continues to test our positions, check the strength of our armed forces, but our soldiers are standing in their positions, the enemy hit avdiivka twice with phosphorus shells, according to the information of the donetsk regional military administration the night before in the area of ​​the coke chemical plant in the morning in the center of the city as a result, several fires broke out following the shelling, the russians carried out an airstrike on avdiyivka, they hit a high-rise building, at least one wounded person is known, the armed forces of ukraine re

it hurts our special information operation .ot authorized to answer for everyone. viewed 8,000 subscribers in tektoke, the effectiveness of these people, well, somewhere around 300 people regularly perform the task, yes, there is a task, for example, to spread information. of digital transformation there, he published an example of an information campaign to invite achan to close, yes, and he can send, for example, one 3-5-10, well, 100 messages per day, so we work with the most aggressive audience and our well -known mothers they send somewhere 1,000 messages in one minute. that is, you must understand how much a-a with mr. first place in the whole world, we are number one, we now generate more outgoing traffic. all i want is that everyone was proud of it, because i also told you before that there are no russian hackers. the dci.ua team, at one time, was number one in the world hack ukrainian hacker i will show you after this war, they will be the most famous in the world about the russian hackers, how simple is it that the con

well, there, there are clearly signs of an informational provocation, that those who demand an informational disgusting, which means there are slaves of putin and so on. that it's all stupid smells. there is such an article, an article of tracts with such a message, a chance to appear on wikipedia. tell me, that is, for these troubles, they can publish, in principle, any article, how much they check it, such an article, how the administration will react if they support russian policy they quickly take an anti-russian publication, if they support, like d , probably, a policy in america about, but they put, uh, a publication about the guns that we just saw, yes, but at the same time, our user can also create such publications and the point is who is more will promote these publications to that more audience and read those positions. looks. yes, it’s not us, i understand the mechanics perfectly, but you also understand, you understand very well what is there, if we know perfectly well who is there, basically moderators , here’s how they express their position or that, i’m not me at all i did no

this was information, otherwise she was alive, there was information that today a child died in donetskhat this is possible, just about this girl vyacheslav god that she is alive, she is glad to refute the news, which we give. yes, go on. yes yes quite right, thank god the girl is fat. she does have a concussion though. here, a house, a, which flew in. here the roof is destroyed, the windows are knocked out by the unfortunate inhabitants. actually. now they are trying to understand. how can they restore all this, since the damage is very serious, and i must e explain that this practical center of the city of donetsk is a miracle before the administration. uh, the chapters take about 5-7 minutes to drive, that is, to understand, these are not some distant outskirts. uh, sparsely populated is a very densely populated area, and center nearby. and hurricanes come here and cripple people and kill people. a. in general, this has been going on for the last 8 years. and that no one paid attention to this behind you, civilians. these are the people who lived in this house. yes, absolutely right.

we didn't have the information that she had. now, chairman durbin told us that we can discern judge jackson's judicial philosophy from her record. judge jackson told us that we can't understand her judicial record without all the supporting documents that informed her decisions. so we asked for those supporting documents, which included presentence reports from those cases involving child pornography possession. chairman durbin's response? not on my watch. his words, not mine. democrats dismissed our requests as baseless attacks on judge jackson herself. what have we said that isn't true? but do they contest that judge jackson presided over those cases, that she in fact imposed those sentences? do they contest that she imposed those sentences or that the sentences departed from guideline ranges and from the requests of the prosecutors? these are simply the facts in the record. and we have questions about them, legitimate questions. so if this is a baseless attack to a nominee's factual record, what exactly is the purpose and sco

from russian various sources of information, as i understand it, of closed sources of information ,far as i understand , cooperation with our respective structures. for example, my boys and girls shoot teams, i can say, well, with pride , they are currently working with some units on the analysis of satellite images to establish the equipment of military samples on those or in other directions of the 24/7 regime, there is very positive information there, mykhailo, this is how the story turned out today, e.e., kremlin publications, e.e., ria novosti, in fact, one of the russian state media focuses on the trembling hands of the warlords, so to speak, and e.e., publishes previously classified documents about the last minutes the life and suicide of the fuhrer of nazi germany, adolf hitler, the declassified documents refer to hitler's farewell to his henchmen, as well as the request to burn his corpse after suicide , the document describes the condition of the german dictator in the testimony of hitler's personal pilot is ss perfer hans baur he was very old and wasted his hands were sha

that is, this is third-party information. i found the kremlin's plans, we now know. i know now.w means some, it means that ukrainians must flee from ukraine, he is officially a great and russian boss. even now, he is used as putin because of someone. the hand of the former chief, the former chief well, in short, putin. well, in short, such a great man, what is he, what did he find, what are the russians dreaming of, what plan do they have, the plan is that they should leave ukraine, they claim that 10 million people will leave ukraine and they will get to europe europe will start screaming pana they drove yes this is a well-known story they believed in this humanitarian category means they drove now they say that the russians that the europeans are racists what is she well but what is important is that you need to understand the very subtle points in the heads of these beautiful people so immediately after that they ran over and europe will say yes, we will be with you volodymyr mykolayovych we are friends we realized our mistakes because those who ran over are usually bandits r

thank you yulia for this information. i will remind you that yulia yarmolenko from the white house was in touch with us, and we continue the program . the use of the right of veto by the permanent members of the un security council, the general assembly voted for a resolution whose purpose is to give the general assembly a mandate to hold debates, when one of the permanent members of the security council uses the right of veto and blocks the decision of the entire body, the state that used the right of veto must explain by genas blade why it did it by the author document was presented by liechtenstein, and more than 80 un member states put their signatures under the resolution. the decision was adopted by consensus. this is an important step in the direction of reforming the un according to according to diplomats, he will help ensure accountability for the use of the veto in the future. how has russia treated him? we are extremely concerned about russia's abuse of its veto power over the past decade. it is a long list of

the epieng of hr information system. how other organizations are to theizing on the capants of the platforms to am help us understands trends in our organizations as well as how we are performing and how we can leverage the information we been our workforce to continue improve. i than was a lot. i then and there we are at the upon end of our presently xagz so i like to thank all of you again for indulge us and hopeful low we have not made anything too technical and we are ready for your questions. why all right. thank you very much. secretary morewitz do we have public comment. where no one on the line. all right. i know this after thoughtful review or commissioners sent you questions in advanced thank you for address them during your presentation. i see vice president green. >> thank you so much for the presentation tell be interesting to see how this evolves. i mobile home quo can get update in which plants sprout. i have a few concern busy data gathering and interested if it is in the in a presentliation to understand

here you own all the information, yes, based on this information.an decide for example, let's keep asking the wounded to somehow send them to the corridors, we'll treat them, but he doesn't know this, he knows a completely different model he was told, listen, wait now, we'll arrive and we'll talk. they are ready. yes, we are ready to tell. well, what nonsense, well, who will go to mariupol to talk now from a boat along with this explains this explains the truth, and the vile deceit of people who carry out the oath there is defended by the motherland, let's know, he is especially stoned there not very stoned. he fulfills his military duty, and it’s just to deceive him, they really make cannon fodder out of him and say, you, wait, we’ll find out now, in the end, friends are nowhere. again. look, you're sitting in the basement. yes , you are sitting there in these same catacombs. something. do you have satellite phones? everything, this is all your connection with the outside world, in fact, it will be a telephone. you, of course, call up, not with new

information about the destruction and victims is being clarified.e region is currently under control, there is no occupier, may the day be peaceful, he added. we hope lukashuk will be peaceful in may in melitopol, this is already an occupied temporary part of the zaporizhzhia region, the occupiers plan to launch sberbank and introduce rubles into circulation ukrainian bank employees are sent for training to you know which city, interest will be given to those people in the temporarily occupied melitopol of the zaporizhia region, the troops are planning to start work with the sberbank of russia to introduce rubles. the zaporizhia regional military administration was informed about this from may 1. they want to introduce cash circulation of the ruble to implement their plan yesterday. gathered former employees of the banking system who became collaborators, the occupiers plan to send them to rostov-na-dana for training. and then well, so that they we looked at what all the rubles in rostov look like for sure, and then on the basis of the ukrainian sbe

information without consent to a third party and then use our information, our information for a range of activities from showing an ad for clothing to sometimes more dangerous like targeting disinformation to manipulate our behaviors or believes and it's all invisible to the true owners of the data, i want to focus how data privacy or the lack there have impacts democracy or elections. recently, our committee held a round table on the creation and disemination of disinformation on elections and the pandemic and this disinformation targets spanish-speaking communities. we learned how the disinformation is then exported to other states including new mexico and then amplified based on this data harvesting we heard about today and read in this testimony. ms. fitzgerald, you noted that actors can recognize our data to undermine election integrity and democratic institutions. in practice, what does this look like? >> sure, thank you representative, just as advertising companies use profile to manipulate us into purchases, so too can they manipulate our viewers by filtering the content we se

that's how it is, but the question lies in the informational component of the war, the informational i can cite a lot of military operations. successfully no one knows anything at all. here look is the following after the dough is informational change. there, here is bucha , everything else, respectively, is happening, respectively, pushing through the public position of public opinion, investigative delivery weapons - this is the most dangerous you will instruct, where there are damaging ammunition. everything else happens instead of trying. how to push, and kiev, as it were, more active actions. of course, keep it there until the end and that's it. rest. the main thing is to create a picture, see something happened. here's to you for a long time forever. what picture are you fighting with, you are not afraid of the picture of what i don’t know there, there. uh, someone beats someone, someone gets drunk that you will never take. this is what picture you are against you play, in this case you are at war and which, as it is inserted into your consciousness, respectively, after that, a

this is normal information work in a war. moreover, this is part of the information war.y rather support my position that we don’t need more information under these conditions, but on the contrary, less ? i can clearly tell how they work. what tools do they use, what do they rate, and if, uh, the west collectively supplies weapons to make russia hurt more, to to kill the economy in the information space, they have exactly the same goals now to beat their heads, so that you say here that we all hesitate to drive a wedge between commanders in chief and staff officers, staff officers, soldiers between civilian soldiers. this is their goal. this is the maximum goal attracted by biosciences with millions of budgets, which are spelled out by the department of defense. and now they work professionally. and we must keep the defense of information here. i agree you need to respond to advance. well, how do they force us to reckon with new information all the time, this technology is thought out, but if vanya i react to the effect every time. you're already screwed up. you know what