than that, well the rest is not instead, but it seems that during the conversation, the people of shultzron, only duda urged that ukraine should be accepted into nato immediately in vilnius, instead, shultz and macron talk only about security guarantees. but we all understand that duda has nothing else to do but to call macron and scholz also have someone to look up to, so the question is whether the opinion of the decision will change, or whether they will actually make the decision that we seek in nato, or whether biden will make this decision, see the political decision regarding the invitation to nato, i will not join because the invitation must be implemented, this is an intrastate procedure in 32 countries. i think that you will become a member of nato in due course, and there are certain other points of a procedural nature that take one year. finland is a record, they had such a rush in one year , they did it. it will be longer. therefore, we need a political decision, has it been adopted by the right states, no, today it has not been adopted , by the way, at the time of george, w

and shultz got that. shultz also really got president reagan's vision for expanding freedom around world, certainly for supporting, you know, christian and dissidents behind the iron curtain, for supporting other democracy movements in asia and latin america, for building up a positive model. the free world, as a contrast to the poverty and oppression of soviet communism and of the communist bloc. and so, so many others. i could highlight both. but clark and shultz are the two that i particularly want to mention. so speaking of people ronald reagan worked with, you know, ronald reagan office. he knows he wants to bring an end to the cold. he know he knows what he he's got such mission. the assassination attempt. and as he's recovering in the white house writes a letter to brush off that pretty much is ignored. and then russia dies. and then reagan tries it with the next soviet leader and he dies and then tries it again and dies. so finally, you know, gorbachev takes office. what do you think made gorbache

shultz's help is categorically against it, but this visit will not be a failure, because there is a topichat will save any bilateral relations and joint press conferences with weapons to ukraine to the bitter end. my gratitude to chancellor scholz for his position and words in this difficult situation for everyone, everyone who makes decisions today understands that defending ukraine now means defending the freedom and stability of europe and its values. we guarantee ukraine our support for as long as it is needed. it is necessary to start leading ukraine towards joining nato in order to preserve the unity of the eu, which was demonstrated after the outbreak of the conflict in ukraine, it is necessary to reconsider the contours of the european union so that it includes ukraine the balkan countries and the states of eastern europe for the usa europe and their allies there is no alternative to the trouble of ukraine since victory russia would be a fatal blow to the eu, another former nato secretary general and also on andersen's tour of europe's facilities and visiting washington in the run

meeting, uh, did he tell him something like that it is special that andrii duda then relayed this to shultzron. i think that in principle they have communication with all the leaders, but as duda himself pointed out that in principle there are no special friends in politics, but with the president of ukraine, they have a fairly warm relationship. i think that they may have some kind of strategy on how to communicate correctly and a security guarantee for ukraine because , well, it is worth understanding that, after all, during a full-scale war, it is not enough to sky the probability that we will become full members of nato even now, although, of course, everything it may be, well, we are living in times of great historical changes and any precedents are actually possible, but it is very likely that there is , of course, some kind of picture of full-fledged security guarantees for ukraine, there is an understanding that ukraine is not now, but tommy for decades will be on parade , because of that, there will be security for the european union, and for this it is necessary to provide stable

with the allies of the european, the tournament, the chancellor, journalists called it aimless, but shultzes that he is working, promises support for the kiev regime, scares help and allies, though the question is, and the future of ukraine, the german concert argues that the country dreams of joining the european union and nato is good, but it will someday. volume terms of adoption no was not. and in general, this will not happen soon or never. meanwhile , gunsmiths and german concerns are skimming the cream of the ukrainian conflict with might and main. rain-metal works in three shifts. the plant is preparing for new orders for square and rearmament bundessphere. after all, ukraine demands more taurus cruise missiles from the germans storm shadu from the british. at the same time, the power of the euro-country is running out of us power to force the europeans to pay the costs of the sanctions, not by substituting their own market from european goods. he is protected by tariffs, newspapers write. and also the cunning nato doctrine in the event of a hot war with russia, the battles will ta

and need to be as terry shultz put those questions to general then hodges, the former commander of the us army here in your i don't see anybody on the russian side being strengthened by this, all the cracks, all the problems, all the phone lines inside the entire russian mafia, they had been exposed here over the last few days and i think of a lot of people could be in danger of either getting purged or else they will feel emboldened to do something else if they see per goes and pays no price. um, the other thing that we should take from this is we have to recalculate how we assess clinton's ability to do things. i mean hits, i don't think put in control too many of his officers anymore. and so when it comes to nudes or increase commitments in the war, um, i think western intelligence agencies and our civilian leadership are going to be looking through a different sort of lens now and flooding air pollution and trying to figure out who's really calling the shots there, it'll be interesting to see if showing remains the defense minister. and i'm here room is this morning that he is. the

happen in vilnius, in particular, because of the position of the crown presidents and chancellor shultzhat i think that western leaders are definitely more at least now understanding what russia is, who is who putin, but they still don't have it enough courage to accept no. no matter how true it is, western leaders do not take into account how much it will cost ukraine , how many lives will be lost , how many houses will be destroyed, how many cities will be destroyed, how many more environmental leagues will be , and so on. and how many and how much will it cost western taxpayers? because aid to ukraine is worth money and the west will continue it, but if you don't give ukraine what it should give from my point of view, then this aid will be worth it i would also like to float more and more to another topic , actually the president, ex-president trump . that country where they don't look at the positions and actually bring different people to account. so , how can this situation affect the world in general? well, it's also an interesting question ukraine, that is, how can it be relevan

and during the reagan administration, she served as a speechwriter, secretary of state george shultz for two years, and she founded the kirkpatrick society. i'm in that the literary organization which mentors hundreds of writers. mary graduated magna cum laude from cornell university with two majors philosophy and government. she has four children the grown right pretty much and she's married to celebrated author nicholas eberstadt. now, following today's and a little bit of time for questions, i hope you'll join us for lunch next. and mary's book is available purchase and she has graciously agreed to sign them for you, if you like. so please join me now in welcoming mary eberstadt. thank you, michelle, for that wonderful introduction and thank you, lindsay and all who have made it possible to be today. our last time together, several years ago was one of my all time favorite book events and it made me look forward to our gathering today. so i'd like to start some of the back story to this new adam and eve after the pill revisited in my mind, this new book, a body of work, that over

and during the reagan administration, she served as a speechwriter, secretary of state george shultz for two years, and she founded the kirkpatrick society. i'm in that the literary organization which mentors hundreds of writers. mary graduated magna cum laude from cornell university with two majors philosophy and government. she has four children the grown right pretty much and she's married to celebrated author nicholas eberstadt. now, following today's and a little bit of time for questions, i hope you'll join us for lunch next. and mary's book is available purchase and she has graciously agreed to sign them for you, if you like. so please join me now in welcoming mary eberstadt. thank you, michelle, for that wonderful introduction and thank you, lindsay and all who have made it possible to be today. our last time together, several years ago was one of my all time favorite book events and it made me look forward to our gathering today. so i'd like to start some of the back story to this new adam and eve after the pill revisited in my mind, this new book, a body of work, that over

left 41 people that may have been with students, some were burned beyond recognition, others with shultz hacked to death. the only group allied democratic forces has been blamed. while the attack happened in conduit at you gone this border with the democratic republic of congo, the factory, general african union, friends and the united states will condemn the bloodshed. catherine, so a small so the relatives of students who are killed in luby rehab secondary school are in morning come to look for the children at the mall, calls la hacked to death because my shadow, these boys were burned alive when 5 inches from the on my democratic forces through a petro going into that dormitory. some students are me, see we just had the morning is the day that the school is a button on the some students have been taking. so oh as well. no. did see i didn't fight where i use them on the those what his voice took in. oh is, oh is a month the way a button. so we have still waiting for is that it's most family members have identified the students. this family is sticking the body of the dose at home. ever

go to shultz and urgently demand management 12.e thirteenth and fourteenth package of sanctions and that's when the economy exactly that's absolutely right off the cliff down. and the burghers, dissatisfied with the hungry, will lift you fat-assed on a pitchfork. sorry margarita, we saw this week, unfortunately, the personification of our old such proverb sayings phraseological units. after us, at least a flood. yes, zelensky demonstrated it to us that after them, at least the flood, they don’t give a damn about everything. how are they going to dream of returning these regions, which are now our regions and at the same time they critically destroy the infrastructure, the ecology, and the opportunities for farming in these regions, not to mention the fact that they burn out the last units with red-hot iron, if they still have people left who are still looking at their side. i think that there were so few of them, but after that, we also got the personification of our other immortal gogol nation about how the montificate widow flogg

majority, we understand of other russian cruise missiles and so called kind of calls the dragoons with shultz down all of those. the targets is the capital key here, according to a sar two's was shot down. but again, it's an indication of this escalation that we've seen of a by russia or targeting areas inside civilian areas across the country in recent weeks. of course, russia didn't know, i used that it targets civilian infrastructure, but we understand that some of these military targets all situated within civilian areas. and of course, there's always the danger of debris fully on civilian infrastructure, residential buildings, debris, when these missiles and these drones are intercepted by ukrainian defense systems. um, it has actually been quite during the last couple of days. but of course these are checks calm. i mean this build up of this expected counter offensive account. drew offensives that we understand is being planned by the ukrainians for months now guessing on that note, tell us what we know about preparations for that much anticipation of contra offensive as well. the garde

and there is life moved home, the killer caught up with him, well, leontiev shultz. case wolf don't., why are you doing this? i beg you, take the helm of the major new series. this is the anti-freeze program we continue with recently, in britain, there is a rather popular idea that the legendary king arthur is our knife, in the sense that it is ukrainian. here we are, if we start from what is written here, yes, we will read the british world, founded by a native of ukraine, this is written by alexander pali , they have such a character. yes, it’s not a joke , he even says. recently, in britain , a fairly popular idea is that the legendary king arthur is our first romans, indeed, at the end of the second century ad, they settled in britain

he overtook forced schultz to go into the oncoming lane kamaz appeared shultz tried to slow down, nothingluid leaked out and hit. you probably don't need superpowers to see a dent in your rear bumper. the main thing is to break away from the screen in time. i beg your pardon , they sent me a video of a reconstruction of a cartoon accident. okay, let's say everything was as you said, let's say schultz was eliminated in the same way, as leontikov it is too early to draw conclusions. we don't have much information, so i apologize. yes, i understand you have a mode it's time to go home. no, it's time for you to study the materials on the case of leontyev sr. alexandrovich in the archive, you are just a consultant, not the heads of the department. i am not a current employee and clearance. i don't. you have to study all the materials, we'll talk tomorrow. work. when you listen to my advice, then i ’ll think, this is all this, but go to the architek , what kind of consultant girls used to work there, i say, now, i really don’t know will tell tomorrow. and my new decree, the grand duke, as alway

final the most difficult fight with the german boxer emil schulz olympic victories valery pavlichen shultz'sd as if you and he himself in the center was afraid of how he had been observed for a long time the film became a real hit , whole families went to him, ordinary men cried and talked. well, finally a film about such a great man was released. the tape inspired millions of people, many learned about the life and fate of valery popenchenko, the famous sculptor alexander rukavishnikov created a memorial high relief that will be installed on the building of the bauman moscow state technical university where the life of a boxing legend tragically ended in memory of his great victories, when he has already made a knockout, and he goes like this already a little. uh, tired smog is shattering in every sense. the story of valery pompechenko, who made an exceptional career in the ring , comes to life in a completely dramatic way in an exciting tape, a tribute to the great sports generation and the champions, their names sounded to the whole world as an example of the strong in spirit, the winners

nothing is nothing if it's true news is nothing shultz macron from zelensky do not differ from what iey will have to harness themselves to fight with russia , i prepared them for this. all europe yes. well, naturally. i have repeatedly said that the europeans. so, if you disappear, it's okay, it means they think that if this is a war, then a nuclear war, yes, then, well, russia - this will already weaken a very critical one, it can weaken europe can disappear, well, the americans are there with canada there get a couple more dozen, so and so on, but i think that, as you said dmitry, they are already an elite and royal dynasties for themselves. here is a european and american cast of financial multinationals . they are still soviet for themselves. prepared these nuclear bunkers. they are relevant today, and they have always supported these places to fit in some cities there are a few kilometers, down there, uh, they prepared bunkers for you , moreover, they are a city. i saw bunkers, then they began to sell these bunkers under the discotheque in the nineties. so, uh, so it means, i thi

shultz's help is categorically against it, but this visit will not be a failure, because there is a topicons and joint press conferences with weapons to ukraine to the bitter end. my gratitude to canned scholz for his position and words in this difficult situation for everyone, everyone who makes the decision today understands that to defend ukraine now means to defend the freedom and stability of all europe and its values. we guarantee ukraine our support for as long as it is needed. together we stand on the side of ukraine which we help politically financially, humanitarianly, with arms supplies and military training and we will do so much. for as long as it takes, the current example deals with practical issues in echelons, sending howitzers and air defense systems to ukraine , the former prime minister. mario draghi lectures theoretically at american universities. where to move europe from the point from the point of view of a dredge to victory over russia , there is only one way to bring this victory closer, by dragging ukraine into nato and the eu as quickly as possible, in order to

yes, the americans are now quite worried about what happened with us and biden called macron shultz sunak then he perfectly understands the very degree of escalation in our national security strategy is directly linked to the threat to the threat to our territorial integrity, but we are fine understand that we should not allow on the one hand, on the other hand, that our problems will be used against us, and if they continue to rock us constantly, using not only the ukrainian leverage, then the entire system of increasing pressure on us should be based precisely on gradually raising the degrees . tangible, as in the experiment with a frog in boiling water. and this gradualism will most importantly avoid nuclear escalation in response to deliveries of more powerful weapons, if so far, a deterrent for these deliveries was our nuclear status and the americans very carefully probed the limits of what was permissible and climbed the ladder of escalation with caution, trying not to throw out the crisis beyond the borders of ukraine, then they decided to play for aggravation, just with statement

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