well, in the end, the roman empire itself lost not like that.here to be defeated by the tribes, it has already reached its collapse, i will ask again the question is very important. because you know, we are not. we are many people. they perceive it. and it's normal. you know, when you're in pain, you almost feel like it's possible for everyone. now it's just a time when everyone has something in pain, you think. well, i'm in pain. so i think about this and the same war in ukraine from one on the one hand, this is the war in ukraine - this is a war that has a thousand-year history and it is repeating itself, we are fighting this aggressor, but on the other hand, this is first of all a war. hmm, this is russia's attempt to remain, so to speak , in the e-e league of first nations. i think that she has already lost this war. well, the question is to preserve it within the limits of which it exists. it is very important to perceive this war more globally, because it really is a global war, it's just that now there is an epicenter located precisely on

he still retained the title of head of the holy roman empire, a state that, according to the fact ceased to exist when bonaparte declared himself emperor of the french; the decision of the frenchman ii was a retaliatory measure. he wanted to keep a large part of his possessions in the austrian empire, the czechs entered hungary transelvania croatia carpathian rus in the region of northern italy and other lands of the habsburgs napoleon then did not defeat the austrians, but their empire held on thanks to the victories of russian weapons, but the austrians helped russia during the war did not come in 1867 austrian. the empire became austro-hungarian in size. she was considered third in the world after the russian and british, but did not survive the defeat in the first world war and broke up into separate states, on august 11, 19. forty-fifth, the red army began to liberate south sakhalin 40 years japan occupied this part of the island the japanese built a powerful fortress in the forests concrete forts and pillboxes, earthen ramparts with embrasures precisely wire barriers, but step by s

you look at how they behave since the time of the roman empire.re plebeians, there are patricians, they treat us like klebeians. this is already an ideological code, a cultural civilizational code. we won't change them. it 's like visiting europe is not a human right, it's a privilege. i just looked at this wording myself. where is it from the heart? she is not from that culture of roman culture, and now this rudeness is in relation to everyone. why are you beautifying them? what is roman culture like? these are purely fascist slogans and ended at forty. the fifth year must have been somehow revanchist authorities. so the roman empire ended with the same revanchism in a certain sense in a certain territory. and then i don't argue with you. yes, you don't need them. printing them is useless to denounce. you know things by their proper names, you understand that what was not revealed to us from this is no better, the problem is that we say that when they stop, when they gradually, yes, never they will stop only when the russian tanks are in berlin,

end ofbut the roman empire. but atth the end oosf the day,e those are the two paths before us and it's going to be a choice for our culture to make r the choice for which path we take. >> i hope it's the individuale we actually teach kids this. when i was growing up in the inn you i was growing up in the inn worked i mean, whether you had i waiters, whether you had people. worked in grocery stores, you, don't have young people that work anymore. i mean, you cah ople tn find ene people to work in a grocery store. there's people who aren't waiting tables bles b because yoiting tables bles b because and work. you teach actually a work ethiu starts at a young age and it seems like we're not teaching that to the youth of america. we h to the youth of america. the problem. >> and we have this vacuum of a black hole of identity at the heart of our nation's soul, the things that used tt o fillof that vacuum used to be things like faith and patriotism. those are things i've talked abou t in the past. har but hard work is

if it doesn't i think it ends the way the roman empire ended.t the end of the day it's funny the modern moment paralegals the fall of roam, printing money, inflation, hyper inflation, a culture ever laziness, bribing the people with bread and circuses, it's the modern version of bread and sur kisses that's what we are he a seeing from the forgiveness and students loans and everything that comes down from this administration. i hope this doesn't go the way the end of the roman empire but those are the two paths before us and it's a choice for our culture to make the choice and i hope it's the first. >> sean: we actually teach kids this. when i was growing up in the 80s, all my friends and i worked. whether you had waiters, whether you had people that worked in grocery stores. you don't have young people that work anymore. i mean, you can't find enough people to work in a grocery store. there's people that aren't waiting tables because they can't get kids to come in and work. you teach kids a work ethic, it starts at a young age and it seems we're

church and roman empire became the same thing. when the officials of the church took on the characteristics and roman officials, so they became officials of the church and then in the middle ages when the pyramid structure of catholic power was created imitating the monarchies of the middle ages with the pope at the top, the bishops like royalty along the side of the pyramid and then at the bottom, the priests. all of them officials and the power structure. clerical is on is the power structure. the reasons the bishops look the other way when predator priests were exposed wasn't because they were indifferent to the crimes of thear priests. it wasn't that they didn't care about the children. it was that the most important thing for them was protecting this pyramid of power on which their own status depended and the way to do that was to protect everybody in it so even a predator priest joined on that pyramid of power had to beac protected so is not held accountable. he was moved to some place it wasn't known and was able to go on a

for almost a 150 years, representatives of the holy roman empire gathered here for a parliament known as the perpetual diet. to the 2nd close, visited bavarian city is known back in 2021. almost 800000 tourists came here. the cities castle stands out on the skyline. the old center features the phone kit or church of our lady, as well as the shown up on fountain both to sit on the central market square. done that was almost completely destroyed during world war 2. but the major historic buildings have been restored. a great many visitors come during the christmas season. the kiss kinda is marked as one of the most famous christmas markets in the world. and one of the largest in germany. normally about 2000000 people, visit the main market every year. for the last 2 years, the chris candace mark has had to be cancelled due to pandemic. but organizers are optimistic for 2022. none backs christmas market state all the way back to the 17th century. mm hm. and it's still the perfect place to trial. local specialties, such as the city is famous sausages, known bag houses pa to us. mm. and ma

driving force of civilization, the development of civilization, it has been since the days of the roman empire. we can try to help our compatriots who go to other countries feel like ukrainians, so that these foreigners who come to ukraine to work feel like themselves well, i don't dream about ukrainians, but still tangential to ukraine and then we will be able to use migration in our interests, and the desire to ban something, i am afraid that it will lead to nothing. people anyway, women in this case who went abroad will take care of the safety of their children and will be there with them as long as it will be safe, the problem here is not that they will be there touching it will be safe, the problem is in a little differently, if you are talking about these people, they will be there as long as they are safe, until returning to ukraine ceases to be dangerous, but during this time, if it lasts long enough, i think they will find a job there, they already have it, their children will attend kindergartens, schools, this is necessary a they will adapt there thanks to their work, they will be a

it or not, migration is the driving force of civilization , it has been since the days of the roman empire, i don't know, nothing has changed . this will not work anyway, people will change , but we can try to help our compatriots who go to other countries feel like ukrainians, so that these foreigners who come to ukraine to work, felt like well, i don’t dream about ukrainians, but still tangential to ukraine, and then we will be able to use migration in our interests, and the desire to ban something, i’m afraid that it will lead to nothing. once again, i apologize, i understand that it is not correlates with the mainstream of today's society, unfortunately, this is correct, well, it's true, and we understand that people still, well, women in this case, who went abroad, will take care of the safety of their children and will be there with them as long as this well, it will be safe here, the problem is not that they will give there until it is safe, the problem is a little different, if you talk about these people, they will be there as long as it is safe, until returning to ukraine ceases

a simple man of the people who wants to save the roman empire from decadence. hitler saw himself in a similar role as the savior of germany. jamante shove, how someone manages to get at least part of the population behind him through speaking rhetoric, christmas, or whatever that was inspirational for him. da swafford in forbes. oh, but the n c's rise ends in an inglorious fall, the people turn against him and the hero dies tragically. is that a suitable role model? okay, doll particular the so hitler said last, i have learned from ramsey's fate and because ramsey failed, i thought, well, he had no power structure, no party behind him, does he? he didn't have a powerful force behind entropy. and like hitler later had the brown shirts out of the party in his deal, he had the party, the nazi party, and then the brown shirts last. so he does exactly right what ramsey did wrong, and that's why it can't happen to him. interesting argument. hitler loved heroic figures like low and clean and pnc and wagner's opera's fuel hitler's quest for power. hitler's damaged artistic dreams found refuge

he looked at given and his six volume history on the decline and fall of the roman empire. about signs of decline. one can be imperial overreach. have we been guilty of overreach since 9/11? we are still the most powerful military in the world. as our economy doing poorly right now? by some measures, but we are still the most powerful economy in the world. the point of his essay was whether the united states is in decline or not, we have the power to do something about it. declinist attitudes make us blame the other side. it makes us not want to work with each other. it is a fatalistic attitude. there is nothing we can do about it. it makes us overvalued the problem instead of trying to prevent decline if in fact we are declining. host: you have been in this town for a while, what do you think when you hear politicians say at some point in history, this is the most important bill we have ever discussed. i remember this going back to senator hollings in 1986. guest: how about this being the most election in your lifetime every four years? that is impossible. i think people t

this practice was especially common in the roman empire. this panel painting to picks, empress septimus zeroes in his family. the missing face is that of his son, gator, who was murdered by his own brother, who then had his image, a raised dance, offered us many images of certain personalities that were destroyed. okay, both statues and illustration not almost aim for example, that were done in such a way that i can see that something has been raised either side of it was virtually forbidden to talk about it. but every one could c h and i get as edith on the. so it was a warning at the same time. and as of the 5 to some, one was not only made to be forgotten in a sense. but the forgetting itself is what was remembered in all the conundrum. if posterity still remembers the erasure of a person after a long time with a really forgotten or are they remembered even more for being a raised with paintings, it's usually clear who was a raised and why. but that's not the case with sculptures. how do we know whether the boss to this prussian rule was

called the plan of attack on the soviet union plan barbarossa in the name of the emperor of the roman empireman nation, that is, he also looked at the greatness of the great medieval germany, and they justified the attack on poland, the attack on the czech republic by the return of some old lands that were lost here. it is important that ukrainians, i don't really like this one

guillaume we veseli plan prepared such a map map of yogan baptista humana e-e geographer of the holy roman empirehis map was drawn up in 1712 later it was reprinted several times and here ukraine is presented as the cossack land on the later map of german cartographers there is also ukraine in the middle of the map itself the name of ukraine and in fact, all these things, archival documents and maps, they testify to a long, long state-building tradition on ukrainian lands; on european maps, the cossack state was marked until it was liquidated the russian empire, the statehood of ukraine was revived in a century and a half, when the central rada proclaimed the fourth universal, this is the address of the ukrainian central rada itself to the people of ukraine, the ukrainian people's republic becomes an independent independent free sovereign state of the ukrainian people, these documents are for us rather a confirmation of a historical tradition the desire of the ukrainian people for independence, and against the background of the upheavals of the 20th century , ukraine lost its independence. the re

italy, in fact, the swiss union marked the emergence of a new state on the territory of the holy roman empiretzerland appeared only 25 years later, when the entire union began to be called by the name of the canton, shvets by the middle of the 14th century to it five more cantons joined, alfalfa, zurich zuk, glarus and bern, the association was a purely military canton, united only if there was a common enemy. the swiss union grew to 13 cantons and lasted until the end of the 18th century, then weakened and was captured by napoleonic france on august 1, 1914 , germany declared war on russia and our country entered the first world war, the first global armed conflict, in which most of the planet participated in addition to the huge number of victims led to the collapse immediately of the four empires of the russian austro-hungarian ottoman and german at the beginning of the war in russian society there was a patriotic upsurge, but soon , due to defeats, losses. everything has changed and the supreme commander nicholas ii in september 1915 went to headquarters and actually ceased to participate

wednesday, the plan was to prepare such a map map of yogan baptista humana e-e geographer of the holy roman empire first this map was compiled in 1712, later it was reprinted several times and here ukraine is presented as cossack land on a later map there are also german cartographers ukraine will settle my maps the name of ukraine and actually all these things archival documents and maps they testify to a long-lasting state -building tradition on ukrainian lands on on european maps, the cossack state was marked until the russian empire liquidated the tunnels . ukraine's statehood was revived in a century and a half when the central rada proclaimed the fourth universal. this is an address of the ukrainian central rada to the people of ukraine in the singular . rather, it is a confirmation of the historical tradition of the desire of the ukrainian people for independence and against the background of the upheavals of the 20 century, ukraine lost its independence. and the people for seven decades were anchored by the soviet regime during the holodomor, the second world war, ukrainians in the early 1

. >> the neighbourhood was born during the roman empire. >> mmhmm. >> centocelle is a roman name centoish. >> 100 jails? >> jails, yeah, exactly. there may never have actually been one hundred jails here but what this area does have is three new subway stations all within close proximity. >> these things change up the game, ok? a lot of people came here to try to invest a bit. >> yeah. is this where we're going? >> yeah, it's here. >> let's go in and see what he's got. centocelle has long had a rough reputation. that's changing fast though and one place that's seen by some as ground zero for the transformation of the neighborhood is a deli. vincenzo opened this place well before the metro arrived. he wanted to rehabilitate the surrounding lazio region's mediocre reputation for food and bring the best of the countryside back for his neighbors to enjoy at fair prices. [ speaking non-english ] >> can i taste some? pecorino cheese is made from sheep's milk and rome is famous for it. historically the animals were raised all around lazio as a cheaper alternative to cattle and crops. vincenzo

called the plan to attack the soviet union the barbarossa plan after the name of the emperor of the roman empire of the german nation, that is, he also looked at the greatness of the great medieval germany and they justified an attack on poland an attack on the czech republic by the return of some old lands that were lost here it is important that the ukrainians, as i don't really like this saying, but that there are not three hetmans among two ukrainians, that was the same historically. i am convinced that this war has already given good lessons for ukrainians, first of all, lessons that you need to learn ukrainian history well, secondly, you also need to learn the ukrainian language well, and thirdly, that there should be unity, there should not be this, where there are three ukrainians, there are two hetmans and one traitor, you know what they say, and the fourth is that you need to trust only to official sources, you know, very often on the air, when you turn on the live broadcast, they ask me here with a link to telegram-khan . the general staff we must listen to what the general staff says

yes, there the roman empire was resorted to.tate. these are virtues for them. they turned everything upside down, you know? everything, on the contrary, with satan , everything is the other way around, why is the antichrist called, where there is good, they call murder evil, they call good, therefore, well, uh, only uh will cure them, that means. when we completely occupy ukraine and then re-educate them again and again. i don't know, well, like the germans. eh, it turned out to be re-educated. yes it might be possible to re-educate them. well, i don’t know how you can re-educate a person who rejoices, rejoices in death, i will kill the liquid of death. they said you can interrupt the host, so, uh, okay. they are happy, but in russia we have russian citizens who have begun to write. eh, the same as i wrote. that's what we need to talk about, and there is some type of change from yekaterinburg to journalists. what an apology okay? this is clearly not degenerates. they went crazy. let's sort it out at home, as the crazy people who

the roman empire fell apart in for a thousand years there was darkness, superstition, magic and inquisitionsand then w in the year 1666 thee was the great plague that hit london. one quarter of the population perished in this huge epidemic. he was sent home because cambridge university was locked down. then he saw the moon and asked a question for the ages. if an apple falls, does the moon also fall. when he realized they were falling but the mathematics was too great for his time so what did he do, he discovered calculus. his name was isaac newton and he created the first theory of almost everything, and equation with the laws of notion and the industrial revolution. organics, all of it could be calculated so whenever a force is unraveled, it changes human history. the forces that govern the universe each time the force is unraveled, it's changed human history unleashing the industrial revolution. and then 200 years later maxwell worked out in theory if you vary a field you get an electric field. if you vary an electric field you get a magnetic field and as it gave us generators, light bulb

e was such an emperor of ganuria, the last emperor of the roman empire. for the collapse of the roman empire. nobody remembers this ganuri, there are historical circumstances that occur apart from, apart from the will of historical figures. i don't believe. and in all cases is not acceptable this idea that the historical figure. it fundamentally changes the course of history. he can influence the course of history if he gets on the right side, there are such people in history. they seem to remain, but pochev found himself in a situation where the soviet union in my opinion, with all my love for the soviet union, he, in principle, was already objectively doomed in this configuration, and a market economy was needed and that's all understood and said it, and reforms were needed. how to do it? no one knew and gorbachev did not know, but this process was irreversible. it was historically inevitable, therefore, sprinkle ashes on your head and moreover, i absolutely do not agree that the soviet soviet union fulfilled its great mission in this world and, by the

anytime, anywhere, i can remember our last conversation we delved into the roman empire and the future of ai, and the great world we'd all be inhabiting at some point as to his vision. >> he's very philosophical, i have to say, his earnings call is one of the most enjoyable that i like to listen to. >> yeah. indeed let's move on here and before we head to break, check out shares of wolfspeed, the stock is up 29% right now. it's a semiconductor company it beat estimates for the fourth quarter. read more about what happened on cnbc.com back in a moment if you have this... and you get this... you could end up with this... unexpected out-of-pocket costs. so if you're on medicare, or soon to be, consider this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. medicare alone doesn't pay for everything. and what it doesn't pay for, like deductibles and copays, could add up to thousands of dollars. medicare supplement plans help by paying some of what medicare doesn't... and making your out-of-pocket costs a lot more predictable. call unitedhealthcare now and ask for your free

unfortunately the roman empire of the part. important thousand years there is darkness, superstition, magic year it was the great plague that hit linen. one of the population perished in the skewed epidemic. twenty-two years old. because cambridge university with lockdown absent apple all on his estate. a then he saw the moon. and then he asked a question for the ages, apple falls also fall? you realize that yes, the celestial body, while in their own free space. the mathematics was to prepare his time. do? separate calculus solely apple only problem. his name is isaac newton. created the first almost everything. an equation and summarize the laws of motion. this is set into motion the industrial revolution. mechanics, steam engines, buildings, i will be could be calculated laws of motion. seven-member divorce is unravel, it changes human history. think about that. forces never meet universe for each type of forces unravel, it changed human history. newton's laws unleashing restaurant revolution, amazing. and then, 200 years la

the holy roman empire of the german nation, yes, now they will start there then they should be, so they it, yes, when in the world of ukraine calls the nuns to tell him we are very dissatisfied, dissatisfied, but they have gone absolutely crazy only the last say zelensky zelensky is holier than the pope in general the last i will say, the principle of sovereign equality i respect him. well, it's slack. here in the modern world it is an atavism. well, well, because at the present time we still need to understand that this is globalization. although it ended there. it just didn't go through. here is a modern state, many things are not controlled by small states now. well, understand that the principle of sovereign equality, when india and hmm trinidad and tabaga have one vote everyone has a vote. won. well, i would like to admit that the korean tank is the best tank that is in the west. when it is in the east and the tank that is in the west is better, the americans and europeans have no second, there are no tanks to put more korea can put. third. this tank can operate in eastern europe,

a long history goes back to the roman empire if you study it something julius caesar talked about too. when you read that affidavit, what's so offensive and outrageous and shocking to summarize it in a sentence it's an i didn't unfulfilled partisan bureaucrats at the national archives sick the fbi on trump. with a major assist, of course from white house counsel's office which of course reports to president biden. the idea that the national archives has the authority to tell a president what records he can keep or not keep is next level insane. this would be like the national weather service raiding mar-a-lago because they think the president is using the sprinkler was too much this is one of those moments where we have to wake up and say my god we are living in a banana republic now. some loser bureaucrats at the archives sent men with guns to president trump's home because they wanted to. how is this real, jesse? >> jesse: funny you mention the weather service. apparently he had that map of the southeastern united states whereby he drew that projected path of the hurricane. they sei

he even found a school to discover music and the laws of melody, the laws of harmony, the roman empire fell apart and for thousand years there was darkness. superstition, magic and inquisitions, and then in the year 1666 there was the great plague that hit london, one quarter of the population of london perished in this huge epidemic, one man was 23 years old, he was sent home to cambridge university comes locked down and he noticed an apple fall on his estate and then he saw the moon and he asked a question for the ages. if an apple falls, does the moon also fall? he realized that yes, the moo, celestial bodies, comets, they are falling, they are falling in free space but the mathematics was too great for his time, what did he do? he discovered calculus to solve the following apple and the falling moon problem. 's name was isaac newton and he created the first theory of almost everything, and equation that summarized the laws of motion and this set into motion the industrial revolution, mechanics, steam engines, buildings, tensions on bridges, all of it could be calculated using newto

the dies and the king of kings of the roman empire.rosperity we have to be able to revert to principals and sayt yeah i get t that -- let them die. let's ditch the state of israel. i get it. let's let putin invaded ukraine. how does that affect me? howt it affects you are good friends the liberals on that side of the aisle you party destroyed delights your children because you just gave them over to the state. so my answer is the society became so popular just like a billionaire. ms. last time a billionaire change the oil? will miss the last time their grandchildren change the oiler mowed the grass or had to get a job or did those things that made usng all human beings and americans and their feelings were important. what was important is that your behavior had consequences. if you take that away and we have a society based" feelings you have rule. whoever screaming the loudest has the right to control our lives. >> one point. you talked about social media down to this little piece of technology. meanwhile what has happened to art and

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it dies in the king of kings and the roman empire with the british empire, at some point in prosperity we have to be able to revert the first principles, but the cities die, i get it, let china take us over, i get it let's just the state of israel, i get it let prudent invade the ukraine. i get it. how does that affect we were you, our good friends the liberals on that side of the aisle. this is going to destroy your life in a 30 destroy the lives of your children because you just gave them over to the state. so my answer is the society became so prosperous just like a billionaire, when was the last time that a beginner changed your oil, when was the last tims that the great-grandchildren change the oil or mowed the grass or had to go get a job or did those things that made us all human beings of americans in you know the feelings were important but it was important because ofof your behavior in yr behavior had consequences.qu if you take that away and we have a society based on feelings you have my rural what is the screaming of the loudest has the right to control allowance . . . a e

when you consider we are also the most pluralistic society in the history of the world, since the roman empire. this is very noble. it is not republican and it is not democrat. it is very pro-human. intrinsically is that true, but it is the issue that will allow americans to speak more civilly about other differences of opinion we may have. it is the linchpin to the future of america. people agree with that. >> follow me on twitter. [laughter] >> that is true. >> fonda students, -- fund students there. a lot of the same people who support all of these other initiatives that funded the person directly as opposed to a government run institution, the only freak out about it when it comes to k-12. they will say public money in public schools. there's no such thing as public money it is taxpayer dollars. at the same time why do you support public on he going to private hospitals and colleges, pre-k providers? why is it only ok for public dollars to go to everything private but not through -- for k-12 education. i have seen people stop in their tracks. they don't know how to respond to it. that is u

it is a roman temple that was built in southern france at the time that the roman empire was colonizing areas all around the mediterranean. the temple jefferson thought of as a really perfect example of a roman temple. and of the use of the corinthians order. which is a style of classical architecture that uses these very elaborate capitals supported the -- war now, it is based on the idea of a greek temple. we have a very good approximation in our path anand here in nashville. it gives an excellent idea of what the parthenon in greece and athens looks like. the roman idea of the temple built upon that idea that greek temple with its surrounding collins and then pushed outward with the walls to expand the enclosed part of the temple. and a greek temple, you have the columns, they are running on the way around. the close part of the center is relatively small. the roman temple in this example, the wall is pushed outward. it creates a larger space. this type of temple then becomes the model for what jefferson designs as the capital of the state of virginia. now, in his notes on the state

yeah what happens to that civilization it dies, you know as ozymandias king of kings, who is the roman empire or as the british empire at some point? in prosperity we have to be able to revert the first principles. and say not yeah, i get it someone else let joe do it let the cities die. i get it. let's let china take us over. i get it. right let's let's disc the state of israel. i get it. let's let's let putin invade the ukraine i get hold of that affect me. well how it affects you a good friends the liberals on that side of the aisle is it's going to destroy your life because it's already destroyed the lives of your children because you just gave them over to the state. so my answer is the society became so prosperous just like a billionaire. right. when was the last time that a billionaire changed the oil right? when was the last time that his great-grandchildren changed the oil or mowed the grass or had to go get a job or did those things that made us all human beings and americans where you learned that your feelings weren't important but was important as your behavior and that that your

way, the word memorial service from greek is translated as night singing, but in the days of the roman empireistianity. goodbye. all this was a great shock for us, and we sincerely share one hand with you. now the pigs are dead, one must think. i explained, i was just about to get to the point. forever. you're growing for 2 hours. in short, one of these days you will be summoned to an investigator in the city, even evidence that your father loaned money to yavlikin, but he refused to return it. moreover, he threatened and sveta 's wife supported his husband. do you want me to put seryoga and svetka in jail? well , i would let him go then kolesnikov, then you would everyone ran. yes, all the same, you would have been hawked by some criminals, and like maykop, everything rests on me here. do you know how many people thanks? i live well delicious eat? you all owe me. and your muscovites themselves are to blame for getting involved, so if you do what i say, i can’t . after all, you want to arrange custody of your nephew lyosha. and he is already 14. and at this age, consent is required. do you th