he became famous under the pseudonym lewis carrel, he called the fairy tale alice in wonderland, he wrote more nonsense in the fairy tale. alice falls into the rabbit hole, shrinks, then increases in size, meets a white rabbit, a cheshire cat, and a mad hatter. all this may seem like nonsense, but in fact it is full of meaning, reflecting absurdism our life. the book is considered one of the first examples of the absurd genre, it amazes with wordplay, mathematical and philosophical jokes , analogies and allusions, many people know quotes from it by heart, if everything in the world is meaningless - alice said, what’s stopping you from inventing some meaning? on november 13, 1918 , soviet russia annulled the brest-litovsk treaty imposed on it by germany. the contract was concluded 8 months earlier. the entente did not accept the bolshevik proposal for a universal democratic peace without indemnities, the germans were advancing, the russian army was almost collapsed, it was not possible to defend their interests at the negotiations in brest-litovsk, but they decided to preserve soviet power

miracle, it’s just, it’s necessary, wonderful, now i want to have a crazy tea party, like in alice wonderlandaint my self-portrait, i thank you, she is like this, it is possible only in the unification of all the energies of everyone, the love of everyone, thank you very much, thank you, thank you , a small theater forgotten in seven , kerosene light, trash in the sky, singing the voices of those whom i loved and waited for, music it’s calling me up, i’m already on top of the roofs, we’re dancing, a moonlit waltz, although i’m not sleeping, and you’re sleeping, but down there, there’s no taent. the snow is melting, down there, the snow is melting, well, the prank was a success, and now the cozy lair is maximally charged with love, almost ready to welcome new travelers of comfort, therefore, if you lack comfort, then fill out a form on the vera website about comfort, and we will definitely come to you and share comfort with you, i, vera kincheva, was with you in a week, while, like in childhood, a person hides under the blanket in his bed, it is absolutely inaccessible there for any monsters ,

he became famous under the pseudonym lewis carrel, he called the fairy tale alice in wonderland, he wrotehat there be more nonsense in the fairy tale. alice falls down the rabbit hole, gets smaller, then gets bigger, meets a white rabbit, a cheshire cat, a mad hatter, all this may seem nonsense, but in fact it is full of meaning, reflecting the absurdity of our lives. is considered one of the first and best examples of the absurd genre. it amazes with its play on words, mathematical and philosophical jokes, analogies and allusions , quotes from it, many know it by heart, if everything in the world is meaningless - alice said, what ’s stopping you from inventing some meaning? on november 13 , 1918, soviet russia annulled the treaty of brest-litovsk, which had been imposed on germany. the contract was concluded 8 months earlier. the entente did not accept the bolshevik proposal for universality. a world without annexations and indemnities, the germans were advancing, the russian army almost collapsed. it was not possible to defend their interests at the negotiations in brest-litovsk, but th

zelsky is the villain, the queen of hearts from alice in wonderland. with reality, a person, that’s whorainian nazis who committed crimes against the russian population of donbass, i think that they understand that they were lied to, i think that the best thing that ukrainian soldiers can do now is to stick a bayonet in ground and run towards the russian positions, from high raised a white flag, they will be accepted and given shelter by russian soldiers and russians. it is for this reason that this conflict has lasted so long, many people are dissatisfied with this, they ask why russia does not solve this problem quickly for sure, why does it not destroy these nazis, precisely because the russians look at ukrainians as prodigal sons, lost children, those who need to be patiently tried to return to the bosom of the family, and if ukrainians. using them simply as pawns in a game of chess. it's completely pointless for them to die. many western media for example, the american nbc news reports , citing its sources, that the united states and the european union. they are discussing the begi

. >> i love talking to you because when you listen to the white house, it's falling through alice in wonderlandear and you are on the other side of the mirror. nancy, a record for 47 thousand americans are working two full-time jobs. the number of fully employed workers lunch 350,000, that's the biggest drop since the pandemic lockdowns. this signals a recessionary. >> larry kudlow developed the cpi, just food and energy and that the 6.6% so i think we have to realize once again when government intervenes and the fed is trying to fight a battle with one hand tied behind his back and the government has been spending and that has driven inflation numbers up as well as the economy and the peak of spending is going to be 2026 this is stuff already approved so one think we have to think about it who gets host, is the lower income cohorts and kudlow cpi proves that up with food and energy up 6.6%. it is a shame. >> wrap this up. >> the reason people aren't buying bidenomics and approval ratings on the economy are incredibly low, the price of everything that i buy, but you back seems to have gone up w

had the idea to create a garden fairy tale featuring the heroes of one of her favorite books, alice in wonderlandstomers wanted to do something in the area at the entrance. the front door has a lawn and roses, so bronze garden cards have settled here, like in a fairy tale, repainting white roses, splashing drops. don't move, nikit, let him stand to support the story, tatyana i selected three varieties: red, transitional, with light spots, as if not completely painted, and white. white dragon is a very interesting variety , in general it should be a pure white rose, but there are weather conditions under which it... becomes covered with such pink, as if splashes, but in general it is an amazing variety, it is wonderful for cutting, because what do you see, what long, good stems, it smells very nice, they planted a spirea nearby, its leaves light up with a bright color by mid -autumn, and mountain pines, they help to hide we try to cover the rose bushes pruned for the winter with pine spruce branches, thank god, here you can pick them up, and when we cover the roses, we form such... heaps that are

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alice has hosted its year end alice in wonderland concert since 1999.er radio stations, including wild 94.9 and 99.7, are not holding their annual holiday concerts as a traveling musician is upset over something that happened to her prized instrument on a flight to san francisco. >> oh, evelyn at baggage care at delta air girl, i swear she made a song about it, too. jonatha brooke says her custom made guitar was badly damaged during her trip from minnesota to sfo last week, and it will cost $8,500 to fix. she says her broken guitar came with a note inside the case that said it had been randomly checked at a security checkpoint. there's this note from the tsa like, hey , we opened your case today and then i see someone who has taken the guitar out and just dropped it right onto that. well, so far, she says tsa has not responded to her complaints, but she did get a sympathetic note from a representative of delta airlines. >> a grand production at san francisco opera is a delightfully gorgeous take on the idea of giving love a little hand. the elixir of lo

yes he said that a quadratic equation was something that was at the portals of alice in wonderland.to artillery or engineers in sandhurst military college because he didn't have the maths , but he drew the maths, but he drew mathematicians to him and physicists to him like a flame. now albert einstein was actually a rather moving meeting between them in 1933. einstein again went to visit churchill at chartwell in kent. hitler had just come to power in germany. einstein saw instantly what this meant to germany's jews, and he led an initiative to try and get as many german physicists out of germany and into britain as possible . and churchill was possible. and churchill was fully behind this. and there's a wonderful there wasn't much of a transcript of their meeting in chartwell, but there's a wonderful photograph, them both standing garden , standing in churchill's garden, bathed of radiant bathed in this sort of radiant sun einstein, his hair standing sun, einstein, his hair standing on end, defying the laws of relativity. churchill there relativity. and churchill there in his onesi

they just declared an alice in wonderland market in their banking system, i.e., they're going to stickn their heels. >> so, you think they'll fall for it do you think the biden administration will fall for it? it looks like we're falling for it a little just by agreeing to the meeting. >> i mean, charlie brown kept trying to kick the football. i don't think he ever kicked it, did he you know, i don't know how many times you have to realize that peace through weakness never works. we were begging and grovming for meetings they refused to give us a military-to-military line. i think the key takeaway, the key hope of the biden administration is that we'll actually install a military-to-military line as we look at what china's maritime militia is doing today they are encircling a couple of the shoals off the coast of the philippines that are the philippines' primary source of protein with multiple chinese coast guard shims and not allowing the philippine ships to enter their own shoals and here we are inviting xi jinping right into the heart of san francisco in the hopes that we can smooth

the stock market was going through the roof and all sorts of things were happening that were alice in wonderlandthe relate tivrelativit? >> i think it is the distance of time and the time we had to deal with inflation. the generation of americans who have never experienced it first hand. everybody on this program has. a lot of people have not. what they cannot get over is the fact that milk is $6 a gallon. they have never seen that before. they know it is not coming back down. they don't understand. they will blame the incumbent party and the president. that is a big part of it. unless you get inflation under control quickly, it will not change. >> milk is not going down. >> we had real wage gains for last three months. the first two years of biden's presidency, were you below. trump's presidency has wage gains. >> a massive inflation and check-writing campaign -- >> which is what we are seeing now. >> different kind of check writing. one directed to you and you got that check. you were feeling flush and great. it was a very odd period to be living in. >> if you have taxes on corporations, that

and i seem to think that that rishi seems to think in his alice in wonderland world that he's got a spareion to spend. he hasn't he needs to cut spending. there was nothing about that at all. i remember just one final thing. i remember nigel lawson's budget in 1988. it was so radical. the house of commons nearly had palpitations and he reduced the top rate from 60 that's what we need. 60 to 40. that's what we need. we need something. they are in the doldrums. they're not going to they need something to win. they need something really exciting. >> adam, do feel though, really exciting. >> .know, do feel though, really exciting. >> .know, dothe feel though, really exciting. >> .know, dothe momentthough, really exciting. >> .know, do the moment we've|, you know, at the moment we've got many people lives got too many people whose lives are too easy sitting at home doing and getting the doing nothing and getting the giro ? giro? >> i mean, that started with tony gordon brown, it tony blair, gordon brown, it become a life style choice if you wanted to be on benefits, you wanted to be on benefit

and it's very strange alice in it's a very strange alice in wonderland world. >> well, but actually nowelsewhere for processing. so it would open the door to that that being something that we would do. and let's be fair. places like the un, the un, sorry, they they use rwanda. so rwanda is not really such a terrible place to send people . and part of it, you people. and part of it, you mentioned it being a deterrent because it's such a horrible place. i don't know whether it's such a horrible place is the deterrent. it's the fact that it's not they actually it's not where they actually want is more the want it to be. is more the deterrent and probably nearer from they left . from where they left. >> the simplest place to do third party, third country processing is france . that's the processing is france. that's the simplest thing. that's what we should be doing. all this nonsense about setting up the supreme court as an enemy, setting up this dividing line in politics. this isn't about far better treatment of refugees and asylum seekers, 80% of whom get to come to britain after applica