agreements with him. they carried out the munich conspiracy together with hitler and musalini.same time, not a single western leader, neither delodeya nor chamberlin, ever even picked up the phone to call stalin. they considered it. stolen gold, and this is already the usa in prague, the bank of england helped the nazis sell new york in 1939 it was possible to conduct a twenty-thousandth trace of nazi friends of germany. if you ask why we are actively fighting for trade unions controlled by not jews, free from jewish influence. they will get rid of all this hassle later, it will not be accepted to remember it, as about the business with the nazis of ford and general motors, as well as about the shady dealings of american bankers on ... the united states of america, in america, by the way, knew already in the forties about germany's plans to take over the whole world to make america again an insignificant second-rate power, then they decided to bet on the soviet union. they did not think then that the soviet union would last long. in 1940, representatives of the british elite, f

same year of thirty-eight, france, great britain, italy and germany entered into the famous munich agreementoslovakia to be torn apart by the nazis. and in march of thirty-nine, british industrialists agreed with the germans on the economic division of the old world. hitler is a reflection of that very europe, this is an avatar and a mirror. and when they take the moldova-ribbentrop pact, attempts to somehow delay the war, attempts. prepare for it, but they do it consciously, because they need to put an equal sign between the soviet union and nazi germany, because they were rooting for the other side in that war, which is important for such knowledge it is not at all necessary to be a professional historian, let alone a doctor of science or academician, detailed descriptions of pre-war alliances and the prerequisites for their emergence are contained in ordinary school textbooks, but some, one must assume, never bothered to read them or... read others written in europe and america, where they love to replace historical truth with ridiculous fakes, which we will definitely continue to expose

they carried out the munich agreement together with hitler and mussolini. time, not a single western leader, neither deladia nor chamberlin, ever even picked up the phone to call stalin. they considered it beneath their dignity. they consider hitler their own. pages of shame after the nazis captured prague, the bank of england helped the nazis sell the stolen gold. and this is already the usa. in new york in 1939 it was possible to hold a twenty-thousandth trace of the nazis, friends of germany. if you ask, what are we actively fighting for? for trade unions controlled by non-jews. all this hassle will be gotten rid of later, it will not be accepted to remember it, as about the business with the nazis of ford and general motors, as well as the shady dealings of american bankers to launder funds for the reich, when things started to smell hot, when the british were already thinking of evacuating to the united states of america, in america, by the way, they already knew in 1940 about germany's plans to take over the whole world and make america again an insig

say, in the vicinity of the berlin olympics for a decent year, let me remind you, until the munich agreementd accordingly the priorities change, as far as the glorification stalin, well, this is pure diplomacy, although, in fact, in the thirty-sixth and thirty-seventh years there were delegations that came here, traveled to the places of the gulag, in particular , fichtwanger was guilty of this and not only he, so they looked at all this, said how wonderful it was and how the country in general... is developing beautifully, so different people, different opinions, art, of course, different opinions, yes, and hollywood, as it was, so to speak, well, so to speak, remains so, for some reason it turned out that way, it is precisely that one that is promoting, that is not i know, some other word, we need to replace this shitty narrative, well, it promotes some, so to speak, ideas, yes, as it promoted, and you know what, that's the main idea, well, now i'll show you a little bit of a movie about trump, but first i'll tell you a little story, so, one young girl, now... is in new york, well, there o

in two weeks , the munich agreement will be formalized, the agreements england, france and italy to berlin'sor the division of czechoslovakia. the title hitler saves the peace is an article about the greatest speech of his life, yes, that's how it's written, the nazi fuhrer's speech in nuremberg. further, this speech is given in full, part of the english elites pinned great hopes on hitler, like here is a fiery shaft against the communists. the first director of the bbc, john reid , asked rebentro to convey to hitler that his corporation is not anti-nazi. again, 1933, in the frame, the future king of great britain edward vii and the future queen elizabeth ii. they give the nazi salute. the scientist and tv presenter vyacheslav nikonov describes that strange time as follows. the french leadership maintained contacts with hitler, concluded agreements with him, they carried out the munich agreement together with hitler and musaleni, but at the same time not a single western leader... if you ask what we are actively fighting for, for trade unions controlled by non-jews, free from the influence o

the advantage, but they counted on reaching an agreement with hitler, and his army would get bogged down in the east. this was a continuation of the munich policy, about which churchill said: great britain was offered a choice between war and dishonor. it chose dishonor and will get war. so it happened. in april 1940. invaded denmark and norway, and on may 10 began a large-scale offensive on the western front, completely defeated the anglo-french forces and captured almost all of europe. on september 3, 1954 , the espionage and sabotage act was passed in the united states. after congress , it was approved by president dwight esenhower. this law was aimed at combating enemies of the state, agents of foreign intelligence services, primarily the soviet one, and traitors among americans. they took the espionage act of 1917, adopted during world war i, as a basis, but tightened its provisions. it became possible to sentence people to life imprisonment or death in peacetime. they expanded the concept of military materials prohibited from being transferred to other countries, including components of nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons. fo

but they were counting on reaching an agreement with hitler, and his army would get bogged down in the east. this was a continuation of the munichout which churchill spoke thus: great britain was offered a choice between war and dishonor. it chose dishonor and would get war. that's what happened. in april 1940, the germans invaded denmark and norway, and on may 10, they launched a large-scale offensive on the western front, completely defeated the anglo-french forces captured. its independence was proclaimed by sheikh ahmad ibn ali, the first qatari ruler. in ancient times , this country was part of the empires of alexander the great, the selifkids, the sassanids, then it was part of the arab caliphate, was subject to the ottoman turks, and after the first world war it became a british protectorate, oil and gas fields were found here, but local residents got little. then the liberation movement began, and today qatar is one of the richest countries in the world. this absolutely. monarchy, but the citizens here live as if under communism, do not pay taxes, utilities, medicine, education are free, and the minimum pension is almost

i was there with all three of you in munich when companies like tik-tok and x signed on to that agreement. amazed and particularly to pointed over x's failure to in any way adhere to the document. want to make sure we did not just get off on fox in the washington post. here's another example. the fact that this is content that did not originate here but was placed on your platform. these are not watermarked. i'm not sure there's a way that anyone that is a normal consumer, the byline, the authentic ads on the other side are going to find that, and -- they ended up on yours. you want to protect your friends. these are clients. why didn't we catch this? >> i think the key challenge here is to disrupt and remove the underlying networks of fake accounts that generate this content. >> and we appreciate what we did yesterday. >> that is the only foolproof way to deal with this. otherwise, as you quite rightly said, we are playing whack a mole with individual pieces of content. companies at this table and others besides, i think made a real material effort in munich to agree on standards of not

the start is with all three of you in munich when companies like tick-tock and x sign on to that agreement. amazed and disappointed and x's failure to participate for adhere to that document but just what you said, i want to make sure we didn't get off on the fact in the washington post but a publication forward is another example. we've got to watermark the system, the fact that this is content that was placed on your platform. these are not watermarks. i'm not sure there's a way that anyone that is a normal consumer, you've got a byline, you've got an authentic add on the other side are going to find that and you want to protect your brands, these are brand clients. why didn't we catch this? >> the key challenge is to disrupt and remove the underlying networks of fake accounts that generate this. >> and we appreciate what you did yesterday. >> that's the only foolproof way we can do it because otherwise as you say we are playing welcome all on individual pieces of content. the companies have made real material progress since we assembled together in munich to agree on interoperable stand