that will not be too much of a problem, because there are multiple sources for all types of emanationthe question is, if it escalates and the rest of nato finds itself involved in a direct conflict with russia, then we risk running out very quickly. so we are making a concerted effort to ramp up supplies and to really enlarge those stockpiles and ensure that we get things going. nicole: what could these efforts look like, because of her recent visit to brazil, for example, the german chancellor asked lula da silva to provide ammunition for the war in ukraine, and he said no, we are not getting involved. so what could those alternative sources be? guest: most european countries have domestic production of small arms ammunition. artillery ammunition is more specialized, but countries are ramping up -- united kingdom, germany, france, all those countries are now producing emanation so it would be available -- ammunition, so it would be available. . what is difficult are the really complex missiles and non-wrench munitions -- really long range munitions. they take longer to produce. and f

as also, according to the results emanating out of the correlation santana, boucher claimed for states and those dates are nice that our all new good order as well as where we are right now. the state of labels, which is traditionally seen as the stronghold of general, a man who is seen as the invisible hand here, who continues to dictate how the machinations of power continues to happen in this state at the very least. and remember, this is important in the sense that it affects how the electrons are red, no candidate, regardless of our much vote they get, can win the national elections if they do not achieve that 25 percent threshold in at least 2 thirds of the states in nigeria, that means they have to win at least 25 percent of $24.00 states in order to qualify to become president. and if that criteria is not met, that means we are in for our re run of these elections the be the v and labor as well as many others. while a party stays a walk out yesterday out of a boucher saying that they feel that the results emanating out of the correlation center really do not have any fan and do

yorba and cut in a state casino plus is the state that mama dubois to the cumberland of nigeria emanates from. and that is something unheard of that you find that the state of origin of the current head of the is being one by the opposition. but of course, the 3rd leg in the stick. so puzzle is the labor and labor being represented by the pre towel b as also according to the results emanating out of the correlation santana, boucher claimed for states and those dates are nice that our all new good order as well as where we are right now. the state of labels, which is traditionally seen as the stronghold of general, a man who is seen as the invisible hand here, who continues to dictate how the machinations of power continues to happen in this state at the very least. and remember, this is important in the sense that it affects how the elections are red. no candidates are regardless of our much vote. they get can win the national elections if they do not achieve that 25 percent threshold in at least 2 thirds of the states in nigeria. that means they have to win at least 25 percent of $24.00

in it , a myriad of stars emanates from it a wondrous radiance that rushes to us in divine heights, itwashes our souls, our families, cradles with our babies. the graves of our doctors, he controls the movement of our thoughts. it inspires our artists our politicians, but inspires our leaders the russians will disappear. never through the need for generations of them, if only centuries had passed. no matter how many times have passed, this sublime holy divine stalingrad power will live among us through many generations. we will feel and know everything looking at this galaxy that we have. divine imperishable icons stalingrad icon there was some increase in anxiety in the twenty-second we went to an even higher drink, because her husband appeared , she worried, then her grandmother died constant stress, if there is too much anxiety, if she covers, switch from empty thoughts to some then the real action turns out to be this house, he experiences tremendous physical discomfort. the study was devoted to the study of cognitive features. this causes the most anxiety and stress in people. thi

he acquired the nickname old hickory from his troops who admired the toughness that he emanated duringhe battle of new orleans. but he had his detractors. thomas jefferson called him a dangerous man, and john quincy adams once said jackson was a barbarian who could not write a sentence of grammar, and hardly could spell his own name. jackson's defender such as ehrenberg described him as a man of intelligence and one of those prompt, frank, ardent souls who out love to meet. in his mid-20's, he met and fell in love with his landlord's recently divorced daughter, rachel donaldson. while she was described later in life is a dowdy woman who smoked a pipe, in her youth that she was considered both beautiful and popular. she and jackson married in 1791 and later adopted a son, andrew jackson junior. shortly after their wedding, they learned that her divorce had not been finalized. despite their legal remarriage in 1794, the couple he was greatly ostracized in social circles in the years that followed. in fact, the scandal surrounding their marriage provided much fodder for jackson's politica

it emanates from political. it emanates from wokeism. it emanates from cancel culture. when you have a situation where a nationally known speaker turns up at a college or somewhere to speak and is unable to because of the threat of physical, then you know that is wrong. the real bullies are not conservative. the real bully is not president trump. the real bullies are the democrats and the left and the and all of those people that want to change our lives. they don't like the united states, america, the way that you and i like the united states of america. this is something i speak about a lot in this book. the most dangerous in history. the left using joe biden to transform the united states of america. it is something it has never been something that it isn't. and, quite frankly, something that it should never, ever become. and that's what we're faced with. and that's why the peril of the biden presidency are truly unprecedented. they're unprecedented on day one. president biden, one of the very first actions he took was to cancel the keystone pipeline, meaning that ev

russia cannot feel safe developing and exist with a constant threat emanating from the territory of modernne, he said, -- of neo-nazis determined to build nuclear weapons. at the end of the day, president biden, president zelenskyy, every european leader has said the same thing, which is this war will end at the negotiating table. that's probably right. >> my interview with the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley. up next, the delicate ask america has in this conflict is to help ukraine, or avoiding the next world war. my conversation with secretary of state antony blinken, national security advisor jake sullivan. you are watching war in ukraine: one year later, a morning joe special. >> it all began from a desk before dawn, when russian president vladimir putin declared a special military operation on russian television. russia cannot feel safe developing and exist with a constant threat emanating from the territory of modern ukraine, he said, -- of neo-nazis determined to build nuclear weapons. (male announcer) important information for viewers age 50 to 85. have y

around 5000 artillery rounds every day, the need emanation, they also need ur defenses. but the longer the war goes on, at the more dead nato's stockpiles dwindle. and of course, the only solution is to ramp up their production. however, it is going to take some time alexander phenomena. thank you very much for bringing us up to date on the latest from that summit in brussels. and let's get you up to date on some of the other stories making use. former us ambassador to the united nations nikki haley has announced she's running for the republican presidential nomination next year. she's the 2nd tend to join the race after her one time boss form of president. trump, right? this demand more than twitter, c, e o. e. lon musk. says the end of 2023 would be a good time to find someone else to run the company. it announced december that he would resign as his chief executive days before that must ran a twitter pole in which a majority vote that he should set them at a service has been held in portland, florida to mark the 5 year anniversary of a school shooting that left 17 peo

the deeper the shade of red shows the higher amount of energy that will emanate out from the rupture on that fault at home. it would not be anywhere near as bad as the pictures from turkey. we have improved construction practices, light years ahead of where we were and well ahead of where turkey is. they are looking at 3000 deaths and above. the number will likely go higher. at home, if we were to get that 7.0 earthquake, we could be looking at as many as 800 deaths. it is not fun statistics. on days like today, these are the opportunities where we should talk about it and at least bring it home in terms of we all live on a vulnerable fault that is a strike slip. also the possible numbers. be 18,000 injured. that is just one possibility. >>> it is so good to be aware. others that are holding light, -- tweeted this message. he said apple will be donating to the relief and recovery effort. joe biden said he directed his team to continue to closely monitoring the situation in turkey with coordination to provide any and all needed assistance. >>> the president is preparing for the state

at this phrase, the commandant perked up noticeably, very seductive smells emanated from a basket ofard eggs with a dozen greens , thinking over something, the reder nodded in the direction of his assistant captain, langut, in a moment, he already listened to the orders of the chief and soon rushed to fulfill it. the rapper himself, twirling a gun in the face of an obsessive aunt, with a gesture ordered to be silent and sit quietly. when the prisoner was brought into the room to sit quietly, she could no longer pick herself up from the bench and hurl curses at the lord who poked his head into other people's business, literally pushing in the direction of the door. this time everything went well, it was scary to imagine how it could end in detail. in the first months, when order in the concentration camp was still being established, could you buy off your relative for a good bribe, if you prove that the prisoner is really a husband or son, brother? women deliberately took a huge risk in order to save the prisoners. they threw notes with their data over the fences so that they could tu

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that is the gift of love that emanates through if there's anybody who deserves it every single day it is our blue. today i am proposing significant law enforcement investments to the legislature. the first is an $18.6 million increase in funding for treasured nebraska state patrol. to ensure we can continue to recruit and retain the very best to serve and keep us safe. second, i am recommending finalizing the last phase of funding replace the nebraska state penitentiary which this body has approved. the facility was designed more than a century ago. at a time the mission was much different. today it cannot sufficiently meet the security needs of the future it can't meet the programming needs of our inmates to reduce recidivism. can't get people back to work after the pay their dues to society for the drug transgressions. a new facility will have additional space or programming and will help more people become productive law-abiding citizens. one of the groups charged with protecting our state is the nebraska national guard. it is incredible. we have over 4000 guard men and women that

that is the gift of love that emanates through if there's anybody who deserves it every single day it is our blue. today i am proposing significant law enforcement investments to the legislature. the first is an $18.6 million increase in funding for treasured nebraska state patrol. to ensure we can continue to recruit and retain the very best to serve and keep us safe. second, i am recommending finalizing the last phase of funding replace the nebraska state penitentiary which this body has approved. the facility was designed more than a century ago. at a time the mission was much different. today it cannot sufficiently meet the security needs of the future it can't meet the programming needs of our inmates to reduce recidivism. can't get people back to work after the pay their dues to society for the drug transgressions. a new facility will have additional space or programming and will help more people become productive law-abiding citizens. one of the groups charged with protecting our state is the nebraska national guard. it is incredible. we have over 4000 guard men and women that

if we watch the depiction come here, you can see the energy emanating from a rupture, hypothetically, near hayward, at a 7.0 magnitude. the deeper the shade of red, the higher the degree of energy. we have come a long way in terms of our ability to build with resilience for earthquakes of this magnitude but we would not be seeing anywhere near the amount of damage we are seeing on our screens today, but there are numbers that the usgs wants to put out as a potential for all of us to start thinking about park in that scenario, we could see as many as 800 deaths. there are already several thousand deaths being reported in turkey and that number is rising. we could also see as many as 18 deaths. it's a day to just remember what the risk is here at home. >>> right around now, you might be thinking about refreshing your earthquake survival kit, or getting one going if you have not already. have posted a list of must haves on our homepage at kpix.com. >>> president biden set to deliver his state of the union address tomorrow, expected to tout the competence of his admonitions are far. this

a young wife and a newborn son bed, literally filled with radiance emanating from them, the russian masters have an internship plan, speaking in modern language. of course they went to the museum. but what's next is rather academic rather conservative art, which is just the same and does not satisfy. our russian pensioners of the academy of arts then they go to look for workshops in which something new is really going on, they pass on each other the addresses of observation. here is the main luggage that they brought back to their homeland at an exhibition in a separate room. actual european artists of that time to see them in russia was almost impossible. it's like this. in general, we are called a swift, and ours modestly write looked. oh, i can do it, but it doesn't work. and why does a person turn out to be one on one with another life, another art will break one of the pensioners. mikhail demyanov even changes the style of writing from impressionism, he moves on to light dotted strokes of pointillism, and then there will be challenge themselves try impasto technique with dense almost e

at this phrase , the commandant perceptibly perked up, very seductive smells emanated from a basket ofard eggs with a dozen greens over something , raeder nodded towards his assistant captain, langut, after a moment, he was already listening to the orders of the chief and soon rushed to fulfill him. the rapper himself, twirling a gun in the face of an obsessive aunt, with a gesture ordered to be silent and sit quietly. when the prisoner was brought into the room quietly to sit, she could no longer pick herself up from the bench, hurling curses at the lord who poked her head into other people's business, literally pushing towards the door. this time everything went well, it was scary to imagine how it could end in detail. in the first months, when the order in the concentration camp was still were established, could you buy back your relative for a good bribe, if you prove that the prisoner is really a husband or son, brother? women consciously took a huge risk in order to save the prisoners. they threw notes with their data over the fence so that they could contact the commandant with

creativity and entrepreneurial spirit is being stuffed and, to top it off, a culture of fear is emanating because these kinds of attacks are allowed. anchor: in the immediate, how do you protect us population? how do you ensure such attacks don't happen again and how do you bring about security in the immediate? guest: in the immediate run, there's no option other than robust counterterrorism operations. in june of last year, there was a lot of conversation about potentially making concessions to the ttp and others all around the country, we were not the only ones, lots and lots of pakistanis who are very patriotic, who love their religion, who are extremely nationalist, they in unison said we have to be insane to be even considering the concession of any kind of suspension of the constitution, the suspension of any rights of individual pakistanis, groups of pakistanis, but the fact these things were considered and the fact those conversations did not have the approval of our limit, were not scuffed on television shows are written about an op-ed's but were simply conceived and discussed b

and i daresay there were horrific photos and videos on all sorts of tv media about t clouds that emanated from that burn. that is something a toxicologist looks at and says, i wish i had samples of that cloud, and samples closest to the people and the environment as it burned. host: typically, in that sort of situation with that controlled burn, would there be environmentalists, chemical experts, biologists, as the burn happened, to sample the smoke coming off the fire? guest: the ohio epa, which had the first responsibility to respond on behalf of the state of ohio, was aided and abetted when the governor called in the federal epa to build the sampling systems and networks. we not only want to protect the people who might be exposed, but we have to ensure that we protect those first responders so they are not putting themselves in harm's way as they seek to protect the other innocent victims in this incident. host: gerry poje is a founding member of the chemical safety board. he has his phd in biology and environmental health sciences from nyu, and as part of that was on scene at a numbe

if not only we, if at all this internal protest sounds in society, what yeltsin center emanates russophobiae way or another for the dismemberment of our country, so as not to be unfounded. now look, what is happening in the museum of history, yekaterinburg, these are the words of the museum employee vyacheslav pechnik, who he said in an interview with the portal journalists. it's my-city. listen carefully russians colonized local peoples. not as hard as it was in north america, no one was completely exterminated, but some indigenous peoples left in the north, others staged the bashkir rebellion. here is a question for backfill. what keyword was colonization to colonize in the united states of america ? . again colonization, and then what happens, that is, when some peoples are some tribes, and they crowded out others, this is normal and only when the russians came. this is called colonization. how is that? well, that is, in all seriousness within the country within the united, according to the idea of ​​the people , we are being introduced into consciousness. that the russians colonized oth

if not only we, if at all this internal protest sounds in society, that russophobia emanates from theeltsin center and calls one way or another to dismemberment of our country, so as not to be unfounded. now look, what is happening in the museum of history, yekaterinburg, these are the words of the museum employee vyacheslav pechnik, who he said in an interview with the portal journalists. it's my city. listen carefully russians colonized local peoples. not as hard as it was in north america, no one was completely exterminated, but some indigenous peoples went north, others staged the bashkir rebellion. here is the question for the error. which keyword is colonization to colonize, and how it is not qualified by which is not as tough as it was in the united states of america, we read further before russian colonization on the territory of modern yekaterinburg, first the nomadic tribes of the turks lived, then the hungarians came here, as well as the ancestors of the khanty and mansi, and then the tatars, bashkirs, and mari became the main peoples know. again colonization, and then what

that emanates from the world health organization and their goal is to try to reduce alcohol consumption by 10% by 2030. and, you know, quite frankly, they are using science as marketing, and it's really easy to pick up a headline from some of the work they do. one bottle of wine is equal to ten cigarettes. that was one of the studies done here this last year. when you go and look at the option, what they wanted to do for the study, they say they wanted to relate cancer to alcohol consumption, in this case wine. that was the goal of the study. that's not science. science is you have a theory, and then you test it. this is, we want it to do this, and then we tap into it. >> let's talkt the high-end wine companies are going to need to do. if demand is falling, they can either lower their price or keep the price but they're going to sell a lot less wine. they may have to destroy some of that wine. >> probably not. i think it's really important to say that what we're really seeing is a bifurcation. we're seeing the mass production of wipe, you know, that's the top seven or so wine production

into the loan with democracy. promotion would become a great institutionalized ideological project emanating from washington. organizations promote what is usually referred to as a human rights agenda. that which in my view is generally manipulated for political purposes. in other words, they will complain about human rights in a country whose geopolitical foreign policy orientation is not sufficiently pro american. we would throw those people in jail, it would be illegal, but we do the same thing elsewhere in the world where we promote various political forces varies and he owes various i election activities and things of the sort. and then with a straight face, we say, oh, we're not interfering in politics. we're just promoting democracy. but democracy always means who are the people who are going to listen to washington on a geopolitical level, whiska mall, day low rates will come in change and take a look. and then all that got a hold of the building a digital the month and it was the people the 40 days were so soft filed with the idea that n g o's intelligence organizations could assist

e, associated with the threat of outgoing e, emanating from mines and unexploded ordnance, as well as weather conditions, is very strange. i repeat when with one hand, while the adviser security is sent along the route issues a positive conclusion. and some hours earlier, uh, the other hand means the same department. well, in fact, bez evacuates the agreements and refuses to pass along the route. this was story number one. the next story, so the next date of the rotation was designated the tenth of february, but again it means february 9th. again, the united nations department of security comes uh to the russian side and uh, so here is the text of the u.n. department of security notes that today i received information about mining on the route sections, absolutely uh, absolutely misinformation. eh, this is the most information. pardon the tautology, now the question arises. and who carried out this mining, and the russian side did not carry out any mining, but the ukrainian side then. um, actually, five. well, what are the questions for us. although, we do not have data on the aminati

russia appeared if not only we, if this protest sounds at all internal in society that russophobia emanatesthe yeltsin center and calls one way or another for the dismemberment of our country, so as not to be unfounded. now look, what is happening in the museum of history, yekaterinburg, these are the words of the museum employee vyacheslav pechnik, who he said in an interview with journalists of the it may city portal. listen, the russians carefully colonized the local peoples. not as hard as it was in north america, no one was completely exterminated, but some indigenous peoples left in the north, others staged the bashkir rebellion. here is a question for backfill. what keyword is colonization to colonize, and how it is leveled by the fact that it is not as tough as it was in the united states of america, we read further before russian colonization on the territory of modern yekaterinburg, nomadic tribes of the turks first lived, then the hungarians came here, as well as the ancestors of the khanty and mansi , and then the main peoples were the tatars, bashkirs, and expect the seas. agai

ukrainian authorities use any opportunity to sow disinformation about nuclear threats allegedly emanatingi remind you, uh, the main source is themselves, which is confirmed by numerous recorded facts of shelling at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant from the side armed forces of ukraine and, of course, it broke out. here is victoria nuland, a whole series of mind-blowing and absurd statements. she allowed herself. here is one of the statements. e. well, it's about washington supporting you. just think about ukraine's strikes against russian military infrastructure in crimea. she also considers it expedient to demilitarize the russian peninsula. well, once again we have to state the involvement of the united states in the conflict in ukraine, they supply weapons in huge quantities , they provide intelligence, they simply participate directly in the planning of military operations, they train the ukrainian military and representatives of various illegal armed groups, they do it's been 22 years ago. before that, we actually forbade the kiev regime to negotiate. with moscow, continuing the co

a new report from beijing lists what it kohls, quote, the perils of us hedge emanates painting a picture of the legs washington.

this is very important at the top of the agenda here, for especially when we talk about emanation. and we have to consider that ukraine according to estimates, is firing around $5000.00 artillery rounds every day. it says roughly as much as the small european country orders are to be produced every year. so you can imagine how are many rounds a ukraine needs at the same time, it's crucial for nato and the allies yet to maintain their ability to protect allied territory. so this is a very difficult task and the only solution here is to ramp up the production. however, this is going to take some time. the considering will be ammunition that's coming from nato members. and that has been promised how much of a concern a dwindling ammunition supplies for nato members themselves. well, i think this is a big concern for nato allies. how to solve this problem, how to make sure that they can continue supporting ukraine with weapons, ammunition, but also add offense systems and how at the same time maintained able ability to protect ne to territory. nato. secretary general also says he sees

already started to look at and understand the trident, eh, these threats that have been constantly emanatingom russia, eh, for the eyes , from the belarusian economy . russia's war against ukraine for belarusians, do they now have other problems, which are the biggest? no, the economic problems are huge there, because of lukashenko's incompetent management, of course, who was killed for all the years of his administration, if the system of sanctions, which are currently in the west in relation to belarus, that is, the problem is quite serious , that is, there is, of course, there is a huge increase in prices, a drop in wages, and here there is a massive reduction in enterprises, a catastrophic situation, by the way , in medicine, that is, there is simply not enough doctors, that is, there are huge queues today waiting for the ghost of an operation. it is a very difficult situation. people with serious chronic diseases are there . there is an abundance of imported drugs. that is the situation of medicine today. belorussia after 2020, that is, in general, of course, from belarus, it only turns

been doing that since the beginning of the wall, asking member to stage provide us with the you'd emanation to be sent to ukraine being co finance vader fund. so the only thing is to delete it quicker at at the larger scale. i do, terry enter in all that. how dire then is the the equipment weapon shortfall? well, let me unravel some of what we just heard there. it's dire, as i mentioned there's, there are warnings that ukraine simply cannot continue to fight at this level. if it doesn't get more ammunition and the european weapons industry says, until you give a signed contracts, we can't produce more. now secretary general sultan brings said there have been signed contracts, but i've been speaking to to weapons manufacturers over the last week. brent in preparation for stories i'm doing for d w, and they tell us that even as they say this, they are not delivering contracts at the level. they would need to really scale up ammunition. now what, by what hi, representative row was talking about is this new proposal to put money into the you and, and have them a, make it a joint procurement of

look, i think that the country continues to suffer from the terrorism that emanated from the way in which the war on terror was prosecuted in this country. michelle, it became a darling for the us. he was very close to george w bush, even lauded by him through and through. but the burden of his decisions have been carried by success to elected leaders and military thousands of botany soldiers and policemen have died just last week over a 100 bucks. stomach, policemen were killed in a terrorist attack in the shower. the people who in particular have carried the legacy of decision making decision making that was completely unaccountable to the people from 1999 to 2000 and really 2008. and i think that without understanding the depth of the crisis, the box today finds itself in it. difficult to really appreciate back that was for michelle id. thank you so much for talking to us on our just sarah, thank you. the head of the roman catholic church is holding a large mass in south sudan before he leaves the country. but frances historic visit is bought of a 6 day trip to africa on saturday. the

labor party in this regard, will be representing the south, as, as it were, as they are men who emanates from that. but he seems to have wider appeal. and like i said, this is, this will be probably nigeria is most closely test that election yet. and the results of which will be something for, for other much conversation in the near future. our teeth corolla talked love bringing us info on nigerian elections coming right up. and that's a rap on the top stories. this our for more up to the minute updates had over to r t dot com. and be sure to follow us on odyssey rumble and gab for more content. thanks for joining in. we'll see a back at the top of the hour. ah, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about personal intelligence. and the point obviously is to place trust, rather than fear a take on various char, with artificial intelligence, real, somebody with a robot most protective own existen

creativity and entrepreneurial spirit is being, is being stuffed and to top it off, a culture of fear is emanating. so because these kinds of terrorist attacks are allowed. so any immediate, michelle, how do you protect this population? how do you ensure that such attacks don't happen again and, and, you know, how do you bring about security in the immediate well, in the immediate run, there's no option other than robust counter terrorism operations. there was in june of last year, there was a lot of conversation about potentially making concessions to the ttp and sane people like like in the us, like java like myself all around the country. we weren't the only ones. lots and lots of backus donnie's who are of very patriotic, who love their religion, who are extremely nationalist. they all use in unison, said that we have to be insane to be considering even considering the concession of any kind of suspension of the constitution. the concession of any kind of suspension of the rights of individual pakistani, his groups of pakistani is it. but the fact that these things were considered, and the fac

busy law to new is a former, as a former governor of the same state, he actually emanates from the state of, of law goes and is the man who is said to have brought about much innovation here in the state. having, you know, constructed bridges, schools, roads. busy hospitals and such, and all of these things are attributed to mr. to new who comes of course, from the all progressive congress, which is the party of the incumbent president mama job hardy. and he has earned that a somewhat subdued endorsement vote from mr. bahati, even though some might say that mr blaring favors another candidate. we will see more about that of course, as a, as the days pan out. but another candidate in this, in this equation of course, is that of miss to albatross who is also familiar with the government circles. he was a former vice president to oregon or by sandra, who took over from the military. and as you know, nigeria went through a military rule that ended in 1999. and since then, a mr. eyebrow was a vice president of the country and is a man who is seen as a, as in favor of privatization. and he has