unique way there is only alaska, which for a certain time was part of the russian empire of the moscow empirebut then it was successfully disposed of , on the other hand, of course there were classic colonial wars of some kind, if it concerned the conquest of siberia , if it was campaigns in central asia, when it was the imposition of a relatively speaking moscow way of life, persecution of traditional cultures, and the like, because you understand, more in why... a paradox, or let's say it like this, the difficulty of explaining, justifying colonialism, in relation to ukraine, because such phenomena , the kyiv-mohyla academy is known to everyone, yuriy , in my opinion, even a graduate of the reincarnation of the kyiv-mohyla academy in the present time, but if we talk about the 17th century, it is based on jesuit medicine, a higher educational institution that trained thousands of personnel who essentially use... the apparatus of the muscovite empire, spread, relatively speaking, education, the values ​​of enlightenment, in present-day tatarstan, in the country of siberia, if we today if we a

completely back to the geopolitical one, they cannot, we, we understand, in the historical sense, the moscow empireble, this was the main reason for this war, but there were declarative goals, such that they were to be correctly...' formalized in a propaganda sense, this is the recognition of these two non-republics, their inclusion in their composition, so now they are setting concrete the task, the minimum task, that is, to reach the administrative borders of donetsk and luhansk regions, avdiyivka and bakhmut are direct convincing examples of this strategic task. putin will be reassigned to the post next spring, he needs at least some bravura relations for his own population, so the attack on kyiv , kherson and so on, it was nothing more than a diversionary maneuver. and it is precisely in this perspective that one must look at why he started talking about peace, because they believe that they have enough means to enter the administrative borders, and they will already have the world, or this working topic of peace can be shackled by the world as such is actually a very dangerous scenario for us,

and return ukraine back to geopolitical myrrh we understand that, in the historical sense, the moscow empire is impossible from ukraine, it was the main cause of this war, but there were declarative bodies, such that they should be properly formalized in a propaganda sense, this is the recognition of these two sub-republics, their inclusion in their composition, so now they are setting a specific task, a minimum task, that is, to reach the administrative borders of donetsk and luhansk oblasts, avdiivka and bakhmud are direct targets for the implementation of this strategic task. putin has a reappointment to his post next spring, he needs at least some bravura relations for his own population, that's what the strike said in kyiv, in kherson, and so on, it was nothing more than a diversionary maneuver, and it is precisely in this perspective that one must look at why the shoigu began to talk about peace, because they believe that they have enough strength and means to go to the administrative borders, and they already have the world, or this work on the topic of peace can be the world... chain

when latvia gained independence, well, gained independence, proclaimed independence from moscow, the russian empireand collected funds for 15 years for this monument and finally erected it in 1935, literally for how much in four years since, thanks to molotov rebentrop's baltic pact, the baltic countries then seized it again, but nothing neither the hitlerites nor the soviets dared to demolish this monument, although i am very, very sorry for it, the whole thing is so terribly anti-soviet, in fact, it is a very cool monument, beautiful, and in 1990-1989 it stood again, actually a reminder of what freedom is for latvia, they tried to interpret those three stars during the soviet times, as though they were three brotherly baltic peoples who wanted to be in the soviet union, but no, these are actually three historical regions of latvia itself, this is a story about how to respect their monuments, and the fact that their mother's family also stood there, it was simply demolished as a reminder of the terrible years of occupation by soviet power. that's all i have for now, and now i present to you the lo

well, the relationship of ukrainians with moscow, and they blame moscow, put the fact that moscow is an empire a time when a very large number of ukrainians, at least before, did not think about itself as a colony, because being a colony is somehow not prestigious, it is shameful, so they think about the empire in a very strange way, in the sense that the empire cannot be only from the metropolis, it must be, if it is an empire, then what is a colony, and colonial relations are very often understood in the context of distance, distance geographical and cultural distance, the further it is, the more it is supposedly... more visible, but as the closest, not everything is so clear, and this is a wrong view, and i would suggest thinking about it in the context of the asymmetry of all relationships, i.e. what is, who is in control , who is subordinate, and accordingly, the metropolis approves all strategically important decisions about the life of the colony, are made very often at the expense of the colony and against the interests of that colony. and in this context, if you look at it, ukraine ,

moscow. the evil empire. people would joke. ukraine separated.it was like, okay, when they announced the 30 years. you literally sell nations in the making. in real time. the national narratives, national identities and national cuisines. it was always in my mind. doing a project that had to do with this national identity. the push that kind of made me do it now was globalization. it was getting so intense. ii had burgers and sushi. on the other hand, i think the intensity of globalization makes us seek out the particular routes. so this process, you know, the globalization and all of this are part of the same. two sides of the same coin. it was really interesting for me to look at this. seeing what they tell us specifically about how national identities are constructed. we take things for granted. they did not exist until the 19th century. >> that gets into my next question. both of the books touch on's similar intertwining themes. one of them is identity. you write out my table mary and i are passionate. a hand for russian orthodox easter. they

khodorkovsky or navalny, and so on , and so on, i will never sit down. to the throne in moscow, as the russian empirecause modern society in this empire is so infected with this imperial syndrome, the versailles syndrome, that they will never accept any liberal opposition at the head or anyone they accept, and we saw this from the events in rostov, when prigozhin was welcomed because he has power, that is , those who have power are accepted there, those who are ready to shed blood and take up arms, but this is not about these representatives. but as a separate state in the form of the same muscovy, from there it is possible to create such a liberal state, a liberal regime, there are no other options, well, let 's talk about other participants from ukraine in this forum, well, in particular, besides you, ukraine was also represented, ukraine majlis, head of majlis of the ukrainian tatar people, refat chubarov, people's deputy of ukraine, as well as journalist yury romanenko and former adviser to the president's office oleksiy aristovych. well, this speech of his caused a lot of indignation there, incl

in london today, the russian foreign minister, andrei kozyrev, said moscow was intervening in its former empirey to keep the peace. for the west, the greatest degree of anxiety centres on ukraine — a nuclear power, a large russian minority right on europe's threshold. the biggest problem we might face would be a crisis between russia and ukraine, which is not at all impossible, which would put tremendous pressure on central and eastern europe. students admit they are simply not sure what the rules of the mating game are. despite the so—called sexual revolution, there is a lot of naivety and misunderstanding. if a woman takes a man back to their room, the man is going to think he is in for a good time. i think sometimes they will know, they'll mean maybe but they won't mean yes. if a woman comes into the room and takes off her clothes, then it looks like he is on for a good time, he would say. but, in fact, often what women want is not full penetrative sex, and men just simply don't understand that. no, absolutely. what has happened to safer sex? you can't have the biggest change in sexual relat

moscow churches are the most beautiful in the entire empire - wrote joseph brodsky after visiting pskove poet is right, because the key word in understanding the originality of the pskov school of zolchestvo is beauty. the beauty in which a believer sees god himself, and an unbeliever understands, no matter what word he calls it. it exists and is present here, maybe this is the key to the attractiveness of vskov’s churches. blessed be i, and i will bless your spas. snetogorsky monastery, founded in the 13th century, is one of the oldest monasteries in the pskov region, today it is a functioning convent , in 2019 it was included in the unesco world heritage list, the polish century caused significant damage to the temple, but difficult times for the monastery did not end there , but she survived the poles, and the swedes, and the libon knights, and the revolution. unfortunately, most of the unique frescoes were practically destroyed. and the frescoes of this temple are truly a priceless treasure, because they are the only surviving example of monumental ancient russian painting from the

wedding style at that time. on voloska initially, the top management from moscow imposed a project typical of the russian empire at that time, in the style of the french pseudo-renaissance. and despite the resistance from the representatives of the zemstvo themselves, in 1901 construction began. but in a few years it was possible to stop it. the majority of zemstvos voted that the project needed to be replaced, and finally in 1903, when construction was already underway, that is, the perimeter of the building had already been determined, construction began walls, construction was frozen, a tender was announced for the project, a new project, well , roughly speaking, it was a facade project, because the plan was already more or less established. six projects were submitted to the competition, among which was the project of 30-year-old vasyl krychevskyi. at that time, he worked as the chief assistant of the very famous kharkiv architect oleksiy beketov. krychevskyi had a lot of practical experience. in addition, he traveled a lot in the villages of the present kharkiv oblast, sumy oblast, poltava oblast, explored

shinkarchuk told when and what lands moscow captured, but how did it happen that the settlement founded in the 12th century, actually on the marshes, so quickly became an empireat tactics and strategies did its rulers follow in order to collect these lands, well, they talked about tactics and strategies endless classics of moscow historical science, of course, accompanying, sweetening, or salting all these stories with myths, fictions, and innuendos, but the fact is now for historians, for those who studies those times is that in fact in moscow, how the younger ulus of the golden horde managed to earn, find a way to the heart of the horde, the mozhanov and get the so-called shortcuts to carry out certain special military operations, around moscow itself, and in principle really, if you are true serve the invader, then you can, in principle, from some ordinary settlement, where there may simply be a princely pond of one of the baskaks or a prince who serves the khan, form, form such a nucleus, which then according to the laws can already be said, even of some such medicine, of biology was spreading on the territory of eurasia, like a kind of cancer, but whatev

triumph palace, a huge moscow morochoz in the style of the stalinist empire, and the area of ​​the apartment, it belongs either to him or to him son, and it turned out that the ukrainian prosecutor, he is the accused in the case about the state council, which dragged on for several years, it turned out that the prosecutors simply did not extend the term of the preventive measure, and this is the top news of both yesterday and today, what do you think, well who guilty, who should be responsible for the fact that ukrainian traitors find themselves peacefully through europe. please, well, you know, i am very surprised by this situation in general, well, not only me, i think that when we now look at what was in addition to a large-scale invasion, when there were allegedly cases against these people, but they either did not end in anything, or people felt calm, many were able to escape, and some returned to activities, a classic example is nel stepa, yes, who was under investigation, and then she participated in the elections, in general local, well, this is nonsense, yes yes, no, if not proven g

registered, he is registered in the triumph palace residential complex in moscow, this is a building built in the style stalin's empires is such an elite residential skyscraper, there live a lot of, let's say , russian pop stars there and so on, now with them on...

is registered, he registered in the triumfalas residential complex in moscow, this building was built in the style of stalin 's empire in 2006, it is such an elite residential skyscraper, there live a lot of, let's say, russian pop stars, there and so on, now the accused in efremov's treason, that's how we found out that he was not only and how he still ended up in russia after the beginning of the invasion, on march 18, 22, he crossed the border with slovakia, by rail, and in the end, as we then it was found out that he is staying now in moscow. georgy, yefremov cannot even be called a fugitive, he quietly left ukraine, no one pursued him. somehow , after the publication of these facts, this situation begins to change, or not yet? well, of course, it is true that efremov should have been kept in custody, new procedural responsibilities should have been imposed on him, and this should have been done by the prosecutor's office, the office of the general prosecutor, should have made a corresponding request, he did not do this, and yes, indeed, efremov was unrestricted to cross the border, if the border guard had gone t

future, some kind of congress emerges, so in one word describe one of the oldest moscow ones. century and the collapse of empires of art born of stanislavsky and danchenko, those whom we call the greats, chekhov, the bitter bulgakov, created, the theater was stormed more than once, in the seventies oleg efremov saved it from collapse and gave the world bright names for several generations forward, oleg tabakov also set a new course. emotional memory, what are you thinking, to hell, to hell with your emotional memory, it was you who rejected you, what? sectacle ninth row. the tenth, eleventh place was specially placed for the 1225th, it’s about theater, about actors, about spectators and love, of course, you got two in geometry, and if you were studying what you said, i love you, you crossed the hundred-year threshold 25 years ago , we can afford to play around a little creatively with meaning, to saturate every square meter of this scene and two more other scenes of all rehearsal sites , life, work, probably it is work that does not allow us, so to speak, to petrify. the moscow art theater really manages to avoi

never been a religious institution, it has always justified all the crimes of the empire, and so is the ooc branch of the moscowatriarchate, and in fact it is the russian church, in the first two months, the cathedral did not work at all, it was simply filled with relief items, we did not make announcements, everyone trusted the church, services were held in a small bell tower, they just had to happen, they happened. everything was laid there by a humanitarian, here it was like an anthill, like a swarm of bees, and what was happening in russian churches at that time? nothing, they were to a lesser extent closed, they were waiting, if transitions are still taking place in the region despite the resistance of the authorities, then in poltava since receiving the tomos, not a single church did not get out of russian captivity, and even the invasion did not change the situation, in gadyach, in lubny, the sbu conducted searches and also found russian literature, and this is at this time, not once there 10. and why don't you ban them, you are the government? this is a great question, but probably also in the other dir

state, they received large plots of land, and of course , serving the moscow sovereign was very , very profitable, well, the russian empiretion of the middle asia, the times of alexander ii, an indicator that the state was multinational, but cemented by the people, it was the russians themselves and they created this state, thank you very much, all the best to you, people who know history for five, one of these people is a blogger from india, here is a fragment of his blog we can now look at i can speak russian in ukrainian and tell me where russian came from everything came from here from kiev i understood because it originated here here vladimir baptized russia i understood and they in the swamps in the swamps listen, felt boots walked, they didn’t know how to weave their paws, i understood where the russian language came from, everything came from kiev, i understood all the chronicles, everything came from here, they know that the mongols, mongols, and russian, are they mongols or not mongols? these are tatars, yes, yes, yes, russian is a mongol or russian is a tatar? arda, this is a horde, and a russian is an arda, ye

and it led to a radical reconsideration of moscow about the costs of empire. i think this interpreted is quite simplistic because it minimizes or ignores reagan's consistent for arms control and reagan's consistent commitment to nuclear abolition. and you also have to understand, reagan, of course, forced the soviets to do nothing. the soviets made decisions to do nothing, in part based on policies that reagan implement that imposed costs on them. a second view, which has been the reagan reversal view, very distinguished scholar fisher has developed this view and she argues, for example, the reagan administration pursued a hard policy only during its three years in office by of 1984. reagan was ardently pursuing rapprochement with moscow. he's a very sophisticated hearted analysis of the january 16th, 1984. the great, great speech. there is a third view that i have developed in these essays and i'm hoping to develop in a book that i sometimes have called reagan's rhetorical theory of the cold war and that view is not so much a refutation of the reagan reversal

and it led to a radical reconsideration of moscow about the costs of empire. i think this interpreted is quite simplistic because it minimizes or ignores reagan's consistent for arms control and reagan's consistent commitment to nuclear abolition. and you also have to understand, reagan, of course, forced the soviets to do nothing. the soviets made decisions to do nothing, in part based on policies that reagan implement that imposed costs on them. a second view, which has been the reagan reversal view, very distinguished scholar fisher has developed this view and she argues, for example, the reagan administration pursued a hard policy only during its three years in office by of 1984. reagan was ardently pursuing rapprochement with moscow. he's a very sophisticated hearted analysis of the january 16th, 1984. the great, great speech. there is a third view that i have developed in these essays and i'm hoping to develop in a book that i sometimes have called reagan's rhetorical theory of the cold war and that view is not so much a refutation of the reagan reversal

will lead to the tragic collapse of the soviet empire, you see, the american is a hundred years old, this is douglas from the cia. the mayor of the moscowvestigation department begins to investigate a suicide in a model house. beat everyone indiscriminately, you’re a beson, where they called me a demon at home, now they’re a beson. investigator besonov takes up the case in in his characteristic stubborn manner, it soon becomes clear that suicide is involved. manekonova has a staging, the height of the stool is 42 cm, the height of the deceased is 80 meters, add high-heeled shoes, that’s another 10 cm. and the soviet fashion models who regularly go to shows abroad are involved not just in financial fraud, but in matters of state security. first jump into the bed, then jump into the loop, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump, jump. didn't let go, you asshole. the role of investigator bessonny is played by sergei bezrukov, a witness of that era this month, the actor notes fiftieth anniversary. i was born in seventy-three, that is, for me this is the time when i was one year old, for me this is the time when my parents were young, and m

western borders of the russian empire, together with the fortresses of kovna and brest-litovsk, and was supposed to cover an important short route from east prussia to moscow and st. petersburg, so new projects were developed and used for the construction of the fortress the most advanced technologies. therefore, during the retreat, the russians had to blow up the fort, but many wounded remained in the fortress and the soldiers did not allow the demolitionists... to destroy this place. for to explore the fort i will need a helmet and a flashlight. the adventure begins. like all forts, it consisted of a parapet and a shelter gallery built inside. an underground barracks was being built in the center of the courtyard. there was a ditch along the front and flanks. the walls of the fort are made of pure concrete without reinforcement and their thickness is about 4 m. and the most interesting thing is that the ceiling is made of asphalt, although then. of course it wasn’t called asphalt, it was called jewish tar. the shooting positions were made in the form of individual shooting cells for protection from enemy fire. fire they were equipped with armored bark an

empire. the republic of khakassia is located in the southern part of eastern siberia in the valley of the middle yenisei. it occupies the left bank half of the minusinsk basin. from moscowf the republic abakan by rail is about 4,300 km. travel time. will be three days, the flight by plane will take 4.5 hours. abakan - by modern standards - is a small city with a population of about 200,000 people. it is one of the greenest cities in russia. parks and squares occupy almost a third of its territory. there are several theaters in the city. on the cathedral square there is the most beautiful orthodox church in the city, the transfiguration cathedral. traveling around khakassia allows. full of secrets of the history of the peoples who inhabited these lands. khakass valleys store thousands archaeological sites left by the ancient population of the minusinsk basin. the salpyk steppe lies 60 km northwest of abakan. historians call it the valley of the kings. here in the radius. there are 56 large burial mounds located 5 km away; they were built by the siberian scythian tribes. scientists named this archaeological culture after the site of the first excavations, tagar. scythians

empire and the ussr. let's talk about this 1272. it turns out that when moscow was founded by the mongols. timur.tly against any ukrainian this crazy propaganda, we always answer, albeit calmly, but with facts. we need it now. just remember two numbers: 1147, this is the first mention of moscow, preserved about an already existing city with that name, from the infrastructure in which the prince is located, to which he has the opportunity to invite guests, other high-born people, this is the first number, the second number - 1223, this is the first historical... contact of russians, russian troops, the russian army with the mongol army, the battle on the kalki river, when mongol troops led commanders subd and jb, these were the commanders of genghis khan, defeated the united russian army. the subsequent clash with the mongol troops is already the seizure of the russian principalities, 1200, in my opinion, the thirty -eighth year, the final completion of the campaign of batu, the grandson of changez khan. 1241, there can be no talk of any foundation of moscow later, anywhere in any serious sources,

can describe in one word one of the oldest moscow theaters, which remembers the tsar, the revolution with the civil war, the silver age and the collapse empiresy and nemirovich danchenko, those whom we call the great created. chekhov, gorky, bulgakov. the theater was stormed more than once; in the seventies , oleg efremov saved it from collapse and gave the world bright names for several generations to come. olek tabakov also set a new course. emotional memory, what are you thinking about, to hell with your emotional memory, this is a demal, konstantin sergeevich, to hell with it, what about the anniversary. sectacle, ninth row, tenth, eleventh place was specially placed at 125th. it's about the theater, about actors, about spectators and love, of course. you got a d in geometry, but if you had studied, what would you say? i love you, 25 years ago we crossed the hundred-year threshold, we can afford to play a little creatively with meaning, to saturate every square meter of this stage and two other scenes of all rehearsal sites with life, work, and probably it is work that does not give us, let's say, petrify... do not become a monument to yo

restoration of one of the most beautiful stations in the moscow region, the pavilion, the leninskaya platform is awaiting renovation, will stalin's empireansaction, in new moscow several companies were suddenly left without offices, security deposit the tenant did not return it to anyone. employees of the prosecutor's office and state traffic police are investigating the causes of the fatal accident in the southwest of moscow. two cars collided in slovyansky drive; a kia car crashed into a parked toyota at full speed. a fire started due to the strong impact. the driver and passengers died on the spot; by this time the fire had been extinguished, but traffic in the area of ​​the accident was still difficult. dozens of taxi cars were stuck at the exit from moscow city this morning. previously, the traffic jam was formed due to the fact that the terminal near the barrier. moreover, after 20 minutes of staying on the territory of the business center, drivers begin to be charged a fee. and according to eyewitnesses, stranded taxi drivers were standing around in a business center in new moscow ; the tenants of the premises were left without o

western borders of the russian empire , together with the fortresses of kovna and brest-litovsk, and was supposed to cover an important short route from east prussia to moscow advanced technologies were used. therefore, during the retreat, the russians had to blow up the fort, but many wounded remained in the fortress and the soldiers did not allow the demolitionists to destroy this place. for studying fort i will need a helmet and a flashlight. the adventure begins. like all forts, it consisted of a parapet and a shelter gallery built inside. an underground barracks was being built in the center of the courtyard. there was a ditch along the front and flank. the walls of the fort are made of pure concrete without reinforcement and their thickness is about 4 m. and the most interesting thing is that the ceiling is made of asphalt, although then it

the world that this half-empire must be finished, and there is the reaction of john kirby, the coordinator of strategic communications of the white house, to the visit to moscow, the top management let's listen to hamas, i can't talk about their travel habits, or... about their conversations with russians. our message to every country in the world is this: this is not the time to in any way support hamas' ability to continue killing israelis. of course, any nation that wants to be involved should look for ways to help israel defend itself and help get humanitarian aid. so we'll see what comes out of this conversation. chasno, when the senior leadership of hamas visited russia, the deputy minister of foreign affairs of iran flew there, but we know that the head of the foreign ministry of iran, hossein amir abdolakhian, said that he does not welcome the expansion of hostilities in the middle east region and said that the united states and israel will receive fire if the fighting against hamas in the gaza strip continues, well judging by the latest reports, there, i am i understand that communication and the internet have already been cut off in palestine and is

moscow to st. petersburg is 650 km. travel time with the red train is about 4 hours, by plane an hour and a half. st. petersburg, founded in 1703, was the capital of the russian empire

empire. in other countries, giant pandas are transferred under a lease agreement. they were transferred to the moscowc program for the conservation and propagation of a rare species animals. the hottest pepper, a farmer from the usa managed to create a new variety of chili pepper, which became the hottest in the world. the variety, called pepper x, is about a million units hotter than the previous record holder. its heat is 2,690,000 scoville units. according to local reports , only five people were able to eat it completely. according to kari, the process of creation. involved simple crossbreeding, he developed it in the same way that farmers had been growing new fruits and vegetables for thousands of years. the standard hollywood smile, curly diva changed the pop rom-com to take away the coveted oscar from the golden globe. for the last trophy, in the footsteps of the steel magnolias, ahead of her time, she appeared in a men's two-piece armani, sweating on her body in a positive mood before it became mainstream. moving from georgia to the big apple changed things. initials, in order to avoid confus

big anti-communist and called the soviet union an evil empire, i absolutely cannot imagine. so that if this kind of terrorist attack occurred in moscowo pick up the phone , call his friend cia director bill casey, look for him, your people did it, so that he would not do it during the first 10 minutes after he received such information, i’ll be honest, i can’t even imagine such a thing, therefore, i don’t being sure that biden knew what biden did not know, but i can say with debatable certainty that if biden received information that this happened, knew about other terrorist acts committed by ukraine, if after that he did not ask what was happening and when he discovered it, didn't stop it immediately, if anyone at this table believes biden is not personally responsible, please explain why? dmitry, you gave a good example of reagan, i was in his library in sim volley, this is a wonderful library, where he a huge plane, cavalcata there and so on, i was shocked by the fact that the first thing he did upon entering the white house and there was his letter to brezh, the first letter he wrote was immediately after the terrorist attack aga

the united states was trying to create an empire just like the soviet union, and we were no better than moscow. it's amazing to me that they didn't get more political blowback for some of the things he said at the time, especially in idaho. but he would repeat those things in idaho, and they still got re-elected. i thought, maybe, you could talk may be a little bit about the thinking among the democrats of that time about what was the -- what did you hope to accomplish with the committee? >> you are probably asking the wrong person, because [ inaudible ] i always supported the agency. i believed in the charter of collection. how does a great power exist in the post-world war ii world without that capability? there's a branch of the democratic -- run down the agency along with the fbi and others. mr. hoover had given a lot of ammunition for happiness. i have a theory, the only person around has this theory. the church committee made the central intelligence agency stronger. the reason for that is, what we discovered, and cy hurst, and others have discovered, is that almost, well, all. here's an

moscow on ukraine. the longer you wait, the worse it gets. the condemnatory position of the kiev regime and its sponsors. it is typical that even reagan’s former aide, who called the soviet union an evil empireis shocked by what the white house is doing. banduu says it bluntly: over the past 20 years, the us has caused far more chaos, death and destruction than... russia, china, iran and north korea combined. even us ally turkey expresses harsh dissatisfaction with washington's policies in the middle east. ankara believes that the un security council is no longer capable of solving global problems. head of communications department erdogan's administration, alun said that turkey is preparing to establish new international organizations with the participation of many countries. a loud statement was made in an article for the publication of dogs, timed to coincide with the centenary of the founding of the turkish republic. the celebration of the anniversary of modern turkey turned out to be incredibly large-scale. for the first time in the country's history , 100 warships of the turkish navy took part in the naval parade. they went through basford, out. the air force aerobatic team demonstrate

czechoslovakia and that the united states was trying to create an empire just like the soviet union, and that we were no better than moscow. and it's amazing to me that he didn't get more blowback for some of the things he said at the time, especially in idaho. but he would repeat those same things in, idaho and, it didn't. and he still got reelected. so but i thought you could talk a little bit about kind of the thinking among the democrats at that time. what what was the what did you hope to accomplish with the committee? well, you probably asking the wrong person, because i ironically have having worked for george mcgovern and things like that, i always supported the agency i always believed in its original charter of collection and analysis of information. how how does great power exist in? the post world war two world without that capability and there of there's a branch of democratic party that just kind of majored in trying to run down the agency along with. yeah, the fbi and others. mr. hoover had given a lot of ammunition and unhappiness unhappiness, but i have a theory that i think the only person around and has