mutter ist dann als verneinte und noch mal mich sehen wollte und mein herr vater auch und ein... anderech auf dieser station war, war der meinung, dass ich doch über die haut reagiere und er hatte gemeint, okay, lass uns mal versuchen, lass uns sie mal auf die auf meine station verlegen, ich will da was ausprobieren, vielleicht ist da was zu machen, irgendwie ja, ich war in der neurologie noch mal fast ein jahr, ja, ich musste rollschule so mich mit anfreuen arrangieren, also ich habe im rollstou gelebt, dann praktisch, dann habe ich okay, ich bin immer aufgestanden dann und immer umgefallen, immer wieder aufgefallen, weil ich immer versucht den mit dem rollstuhl vor mir zu schieben, den rollstuhl, ja, ich habe immer wieder probiert, hat halt funktioniert, als ich aufgewacht bin, natürlich, das hat ein gott praktisch, das war das schöpfer zu verdanken, ja, die Ärzte sind ja nur werkzeuge, ja, der nächste kontakt mit dem islam bin fand 2001, 2002 statt in form von damals dieser medienberichterstattung, die ich war, nahm, fernsehkanäle, überhaupt diese heesigen mädchen, was... islam so üb

noch mal eine umschulung gemacht zum alten pfleger in frankfurt, das war 200 3, da habe ich eine anderes war in der vergangenheit in der pubertät, dieser zeit war natürlich halt auch die scheidung meiner eltern und das war dann schon erlebnis. was ich versucht hatte äh ja zu verdrängen, bewusst zu verdrängen und gar nicht irgendwie sich damit also beschäftigen also direkt damit diesem dieser missstimmung dort, die dort herrschte tun. dass man die maschine ausstellt, weil ihrer unmaßgeblichen meinung der mediziner eben nicht mehr zu machen sei, und meine mutter ist dann als verneinte und noch mal mich sehen wollte, mein herr vater auch und ein anderer arzt, neurologe der besucht auf dieser station war, war der meinung, dass ich doch über die haut reagiere und er hatte gemeint, okay, lass uns mal versuchen, lass uns sie mal auf die auf meine station verlegen, ich will da was ausprobieren, vielleicht ist da was. zu machen irgendwie ja, ich war in der neurologie noch mal fast ein jahr, ja, ich musste rollschul so mich mit anfreunden arrangieren, also ich habe im rollstull gelebt, dann prakt

also beim zweiten treff, als ich ihn dann besucht habe, habe ich die andere mitgenommen und die hattena auch ein nettes mädchen und sie hatte jetzt auch nichts gegen ihn, also das war, das war entspannt, hallo, so komm zum essen, schatzi. magst du runterspringen? super klasse, im äh gereist 2013, wir waren in gom, dann war ich in israhan und in mashad bei imam resa und in teran, zweimal in terran. das war ein sehr, sehr positives erlebnis im iran, also man man hat dort richtig die die nähe zu gott gespürt, man hat gespürt, dort hat kann man ein... verbindung herstellen auf der goranmäße war ich auf dem mertörer friedhof behesch sara in terran, das war sehr schön, schöne erlebnisse gehabt, und ja, das war schön, also ich habe heute hervor gegen nachmittag zusammen mit meinem freund, bruder im islam, ali seen oder bedin heißt er, ein libanesischer bruder und der arbeitet in einem lokal familienbetrieb. und ich habe in der vergangenheit oft so eine verteilaktion da gemacht über die mit den briefen von imam hamenai, den haben wir verteilt, diese aktion geht schon ein paar monate, das mache

ander's father is the last white man to go from the change from white to brown.exists in a long tradition of movies and literatures that play with the concept of changing race or identity. from the classic metamorphosis to the 2016 lovecraft country. this is well trodden territory, which makes it all the more surprising that the last white man, a fresh take on this idea, caused such a firestorm after its initial publication in 2022. it even found itself right smack in the middle of a tucker carlson segment on fox news. >> what is this? >> well, it is a new phenomenon that goes beyond books. but it is important to actually do an overview of "the last white man". the character suffers through these apocalyptic changes as violence escalates as whites disappear. pale skinned militants in camo stock the streets, attacking people with immunity from the cops. but a coleman settles upon the world once whites disappear from its face forever. a book like this, which is somewhere between racial extermination astute literature with a kind of wistful touch, and liberal pornog

später noch mal eine umschulung gemacht zum alten pfleger in frankfurt das war 2003 da habe ich eine anderes war in der vergangenheit in der pubertät, diese zeit war natürlich halt auch die scheidung meiner eltern, das war dann schon ein erlebnis, was ich versucht hatte ja. verdrängen, bewusst zu verdrängen und gar nicht irgendwie sich damit so beschäftigen also direkt da mit diesem dieser missstimmung dort die dort herrschte und und hat einfach irgendwann mal einen punkt gelangt. meinem leben, dann geht's einfach nicht mehr weiter und hat dann äh schlaftwen genommen versteckt dazu erzählt praktisch äh und so freige ist und so zieht richtig auszuführen und dann bin ich halt gefunden worden in die klinik eingelefert worden und bin dann in das kuma gerutscht, was dann neun wochen anhielt und meine eltern angerufen wurden im wetzler und gefragt wurden ob sie dem zustimmen, dass man die maschine ausstellt, weil... ihrer unmaßgeblichen meinung der mediziner eben nicht mehr zu machen sei und meine mutter ist dann als verneinte und noch mal mich sehen wollte und man herr vater auch und ein anderer

officers were kept there, one and a half thousands of polish officers, even several generals, whom andersunder military command, fearing that they might form opposition to him, that is, in fact , he created this concentration camp for his political opponents, while in other concentration camps mainly jewish people were kept. nationality, this actually confirms the thesis about the latent anti-semitism of the poles. these were citizens of poland, one way or another, who were included in the lists of unreliable people. by the way, a soviet newspaper wrote about these camps is it true. on june 15, 1945, she published an article. quote: the polish fascist concentration camp system, infamous before the germans established buchenwald and other camps, continued when poles fled poland. by this time the war was over, the british no longer needed to be friends with the poles, london closed the polish camps, and kept its own, in which thousands of prisoners of war worked, right up to 1948. in winter they lived in tents, did not receive money for work, in fact it was prohibited this geneva convention

london allowed the polish government in exile to conduct its affairs as they saw fit. who general andersirst camp was on one of the islands in scotland near glasgow, there the conditions were quite mild, mostly officers were kept there, one and a half thousand polish officers, even several generals, whom anders removed from military command, fearing that they might oppose him, that is, in fact, he created this concentration camp for his political opponents, in in other concentration camps they were basically kept. camps, by the way, the soviet newspaper pravda wrote. on june 15, 1945, she published an article, quote “the system of polish fascist concentration camps,” notorious before the germans founded buchenwald and other camps, which was preserved when the poles fled poland. by this time the war was over, the british no longer needed to be friends with the poles, london closed the polish camps, here are its own, in which thousands of prisoners of war worked, they lived in tents until 1948 in the winter, they did not receive money for work, in fact this is prohibited the geneva convent

ashraf pahlabi who had been sent into exile by the rashadian brothers were associated to the sports andersاخلی و رفرم های اساسی اجتماعی خود را تعقیب می کند و از تمام ملل شرافتمند جهان خصوصاً از ملت نجید و نوپرور امریکا همه گونه کمک مادی و معنوی برای نیل به هدف نجات ملی خویس را انتظار دارد در اون تاریخ به نظر من دکتر مصدق تصورش بر این بود که the iranian gendermary, air force and army ground force who have their own links. every year, more than 300 iranian officers were being sent to the united states for training. spying activities were left to the american specialists who had entered iran as part of truman's point four program. the activities of american and british spies were completed after they had sown the seeds of discord among the leaders of the oil. nationalization movement of iran instead of taking action to stop the foreigners activities, targets a number of majlist representatives for the suspicious death of police chief afsar tous. this became the pretext for a strange decision by the prime minister which rock the very foundations of the constitutional system. آقای دکتر مصدق میا

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american city of mason, the italian yanks sinner, the first-placed winner of the d1 championship , passed ander rublev roz and entered the semi-finals. german alexander zorev won three championships with the same result against american benshelton and became one of the top four tennis players of this competition. corruption in football is a topic of discussion, which is heard more than ever these days, and the same issue is the voice of the pioneers of this sport. let's see how many years we have left. but what is the role of brokers in corruption in football? i always have a story of brokers in football, especially football, and like this mafia game . those who are useless have no place in sports, you see, they become omnipotent , some experts believe. with a proper management, he cut off the hands of these brokers from iranian football . this happens all over the world, but they are really managing it. now with that football police. what bodalia left was the case of calcio poly and that . i was really able to manage it to a certain extent. i don't think it's a difficult task. most of them are

ana aruh azorha, restah ander laha, eswa esha, ikhf qalbi al-hamti , takhadin, it means iqhf qalbi, senasit means hesse, i am al-amara, i am basrooni. you will receive gifts like your jobs. he gathers himself to accompany the last group of pilgrims to his home. the rhythm of life at home is completely different from the days of staying in moke, as if life in the mood of arbaeen is fast and the days away come with a procession. it is during this period that sadness and bitter memories come to mind. wounds from the hot sex of children, wife and displacement. all the hots are fresh in the house. 10 children are appreciated. he remembers qasim in every corner of his failed young life he says that saddam killed him and tore his body with explosives. how can umm mahazam forget the bitter days of displacement that he spent without his wife . now he is left with a pile of problems and bitter memories. ho man sar al-sistan al-jihadata qalwa his prayers are slaughtered by ibn askari, where he is going to go to mosul . akhwah akhwal bahwe balmakn malim al-binin and akhwa al-baghdad saddam akheh khad

this morning, three americans, frank borman, jim lovell, and william anders, are on the verge of the we have commit. we have--we have liftoff. - oh, there's the rumble in our building. but what a beautiful flight. man perhaps on the way to the moon if all continues to go well. - it seemed almost unbelievable. the nation collectively held its breath worrying about are you going to make it? what happens to the astronauts-- what happens to the space program--if we don't? such a miraculous thing is against the odds, but... [clicks tongue] [voice breaks] maybe. maybe we can make it. - [on radio] apollo 8, we have good picture. - this is coming to you approximately halfway between the moon and the earth. we have about-- less than 40 hours left to go to the moon. - they actually arrived at the moon on christmas eve, and in order to get into lunar orbit, they have to fire the engine on the far side of the moon where there's no radio contact with mission control. - apollo 8 will be facing backwards in a braking maneuver. that engine burn will actually slow them down from 5,700 to about 3,700

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the russian ander rublev defeated the american branden nakashima, and the canadian felix auger defeated english jack draper with the same result. in other matches, alexander zorf , benchelton, obert orkach, francis tiafa and holger roone with an equal advantage. and the opponents agreed to a final draw. a group of football players participated in a charity match with the aim of combating addiction and increasing the motivation to exercise among young people. esteghlal and presplis rivals lost to the artists' team in a symbolic game. a competition with the slogan of "all together, not on trust". i am very glad that this games happen like that and these are the games that prevent young people from turning to drugs. i wish all iranian youths become addicted to sports. peshsabtan agreed on one principle to reduce addiction in the society. all those involved in sports in our country should know that no matter how much they play sports. pay, definitely, the number of drug addicts in jonah is less, he becomes an addict even though he has this problem when he watches sports. if we can solve the

paprin from australia won the match against ander rublev from russia and the sixth man in the world insecutive categories with the results of 6 2 and 64 and won the championship title of this competition. while papirin won his first masters , he managed to be among the top eight players of the tournament only once in last year's tournament in cincinnati. now he is in fourth category. the australian runs the gauntlet five. top 20 opponents fanquised, magnificent start from paris paralympic games saeed hosseinpour, the para-canoe rower of our country who also won the paralympic quota , died in the hospital due to an internal infection. according to fifa's announcement, the meeting of iran's national football team with north korea in the second round of the 2026 world cup qualifiers, which was supposed to be held in north korea , will be hosted by laos on november 24 due to security issues. mehdi taj , the president of the football federation, said that the tractor persepolis teams will be present in the second week of the premier league spectators will be held when all the entrances to y

anders, we have heard parts of the supreme leader of the revolution's statements about your honorable father, the first one, may god keep his shadow over us until the advent of his holiness. inshallah, the same discussion that our father predicted that hazrat agha will be. hazrat agha's words are the basis of what i said. he was born on the 13th of rajab, in the month of ramadan. well, he said that his name was ali, his step was ali, he was with ali because of this, and his testimony was that from the birth of his martyrdom, everything was like hazrat. he was ali. he lived with our mother hazrat zahra for 9 years. hazrat ali lived together for 9 years. my birthday was with hazrat ali. my martyrdom was hazrat ali and he was martyred with the language of my day. and well, their struggle started from 1943, that is, from 15 june 15, 1942, when the islamic revolution was formed , it was their struggle. after the execution of hasan ali mansour, who was included in that disgraceful bill of capitulation, the parliament approved that iranian jamaat should be a thorn in the face of americans. i

also a possibility for ander. the category of pharmaceutical companies that have foreign currency debt was provided that these companies can pay their horizontal debt to the central bank up to 200 million euros by accepting riyal promissory notes. in this meeting, the head of the central bank also reported that 50 thousand billion tomans have been allocated to solve the liquidity problem of supplying raw materials for pharmaceuticals and pharmaceutical factories in 1403. according to the announcement of tovanir company, the stability of unusual heat increased the amount of electricity consumption in the country to 792 megawatts, compared to the same period last year. it has increased by 7 thousand megawatts and is equivalent to the electricity consumption of fars province. deputy critic. and the foreign trade of tovanir company said that the demand for electricity consumption was in the range of 80,000 megawatts for more than 30 days, which shows an increase of 8%. according to mr. allahdad , this amount is three

. >> 5000 miles away from anders a similar scene played out in moscow. president vladimir putin welcomed home convicted spies and hackers. including an assassin who was freed from a german prison. not all detained americans made it home including a schoolteacher and a ballerina. former secretary of state mike pompeo says things were different during the trump administration. >> we were not going to create a market that encourage the ayatollah and iran or the chinese government or the russian government to take more innocent americans. >> it anders president biden was asked if he had a message for putin. the president responded with a one word answer stop. >> lucas tomlinson reporting from the white house, lucas thanks. joining us now is trey yingst in israel. jackie, good morning. on the brink of a much larger war overnight dozens of rockets were fired by hezbollah into northern israel played the barrage marked a routine event along the border expected by iran and its proxies in response to the killing of hamas political leader. iranian officials reporte

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un agency added polio has been detected in gaza's sewage system, including ander abalah and khan unis said children under five and infants under two are most at risk from this viral disease since normal vaccination campaigns have been disrupted by 10 months of israeli aggression. the gaza health ministry also already declared a territory a polio epidemic zone blaming it on israel's ongoing genocidal war and blockaid on. entry of humanitarian aid, the uh world health organization says it will send more than million poleovaccines to gods that try to contain this outbreak. the emmy army says security our retiratory. operations against american vessels and israeli bound ships in retaliation for israeli crimes in gaza and us attacks on yemen. during our news review program we discuss the implications of such operations. for supporters of israel, let's have listen and now welcome everyone to press tv's news review program where we get in depth in one of the day's top stories. the yemeny army has uh carried out fresh retaliatory operations against american and israelly linked targets in inte

air raid a building in gaza city killed eight palestinians including a child, multiple. air strikes ander abalah, the jabalya refugee camp and alzueda area also claimed lies over dozen palestinians in northern gaza, israel forces bombed home in alshati refugee camp, killing at least one person and injuring several others, since the israely genocidal war began early october, over 40,600 palestinians to have lost their lives now, and over 94,00 have been injured. gaza health officials warn about spread of highly infectious diseases and worsening humanitarian condition in the besieg territory amid israely bombardment. diseases like hepatitus are spreading among the people due to environmental pollution and huge amount of garbage and suwage. more than 10000 people in the gaza strip have been infected with hepatitis a and the incidence. rate of skin diseases has also increased sharply among children. israely forces launch strikes at open areas and major streets where our underground water, pipelines and sewage pipes are located. the attacks of mixed water supplies and sewage in the main pipeli

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ander or time a regular consumer goods were considered to be critical wartime commodities.s from the american public. individual americans for pointing out things they had witnessed of waste, fraud, abuse. one letter here from a citizen to truman thanking him for his actions uncovering the fraud. he was one of many people who wrote into truman to express either tips or their support. at the conclusion of this investigation, after saving billions of dollars of taxpayer money the senatee decided the truman committee had been so effective at saving money and identifying fraud they decided to make the committee permanent and create the permanent subcommittee on investigation. even today psi is investigating for accountability of government and to uncover waste and fraud. one of 10 japanese american incarceration camps built in remote areas of the american west during world war ii. future congressman was incarcerated for several years. the story behind heart mountain the other incarceration can't begin after congress declared war in japan 1941 which was the start of american inv

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un agency added polio has been detected in gaza's sewage system, including anderal ballah and khan uniles governorts. who sayid children under five and infants under two are most at risk from this viral disease since. normal vaccination campaigns have been disrupted by over 10 months of israeli aggression. the gaza health ministry has already declared territory a polio epidemic zone, blaming it on israel's ongoing genocidal war and also a siege on humanitarian aid, including vaccines from getting into gaza. world health organization says it'll send more than 1 million poleo vaccines to gaza to try to contain the disease. palestine resistance moving hamas has elected yahya sinwar's new political bureau chief, that's a week after the assassination of ishmalaniya in tehran, however expectations among palestinians remain high from the new hamos leader in this uh very a critical time, our romali correspondent naka hamed has more. after the israeli assassination of ismail hania in tahran last week, the question as who will replace him remains in the mind of every palestinian, and all eyes were

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that's a d, w 's of lois's anders there in the zoning and many thanks. louis. thank you. to for more analysis, i'm joined by dw security correspond to thomas sparrow. here in the studio with me, tom is of course again the islamic state is claimed responsibility for this attack or the details of this attack consistent with the way i s operate to a logic stand. yes, in fact, the so called is nomics state has told its soldiers as they described them to basically carry out attacks in any way they can. so essentially also by using knives and off of the attack, the so called is that make state did claim responsibility. but as you yourself have indicated, this is not confirmed yet. there's also, for example, something missing which is also common in the m o. modus operandi of the is that makes state which is the attack himself or herself basically also caving responsibility by publishing a video, a publishing a statement or something or that we haven't seen this in this particular case. it's important to stress that authorities here in germany are investigating now, where the ma

i'm kelly anders deputy director. and it's my great pleasure to introduce tonight's speaker matthew algeo mathews latest book. when harry met pablo truman, picasso and the cold war politics of modern art will be released tonight here at the truman library. matthew is an associate producer for national public radio, and he has reported from four continents from four npr news and other outlets. he is the of six other books, including one of my favorites, harry truman's adventure the true story, a great american road trip, which was named one of the best books of 2009 by the washington post. in addition to reporting and writing, matthew has held jobs as a convenience store clerk. gas station attendant, halloween costume salesman and a hot dog vendor in a traveling circus. even he's a vegetarian. he holds a degree folklore from the university of pennsylvania. in his bio, he modestly says, i'm an award winning journalist and author, but so is practically every other journalist and author author. please join me in welcoming

points and digression and diversion and challenges and many in the media said it was rambling and me anderring and call it had whack a doodle and unhinged. >> that's the tendency to take side roads and might have mild adhd. undiagnosed. i'm not treating him. he's got those charactersistics and can be bad for him -- characteristics and it's bad to do that and not keep on the talking points. when he talks about polling truth and saying things not true about the polls or ad spending, that makes me concerned and should make people concern that had would like him to win about what they're doing inside the campaign. so there can be downsides to taking these wees and -- howie: reminds me of the interview with former president at mar-a-lago and took questions of all kinds of things and if kamala harris had taken questions for an hour, the press would be acting like she walked on water. >> look, again, this point they said they're going to do interview withs the press. that is coming. she has talked to the press. howie: said the end of the month. >> the point s look, i think every american voter should

we forget that we are talking about people and we may sit and retire ander talk about whether this system will work and idealogueically why it won't work at the same time there are masses of people outside who are locked out of the system that you and i are part of and not doing it meansfe that your safey and my safety, the vitality of this government and our country is at stake. he said, what do you mean? no man or women in new york will be safe if we cannot take care of people. >> hope you will join us in the next episode of free to choose. >> next week the quality, is it healthy for the government to impose rights on citizens, how does that affect freedom on individuals, don't miss friedman's free to choose. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> saturday american history tv features historic convention speeches, watch notable remarks by presidential nominees and other political figures from the past several decades. this saturday texas governor george w. bush accepts the republican presidential nomination in 2000 and addresses leadership in america. >> our opportunities are too great, our lives too short to waste

shared their stories with governs and other office holders with theh press, and even membes of congress ander presidentf the united states. and as they told the stories, they revealed how much they gained with freedom and what they were losing to white violence. survivors made theirir way to hearing sites by foot, train, boat, and wagon, carrying stories of violent attacks as extremist made clear their determination to sustain as much of slavery as possible. they had released black people from bondage, but we see from who, when, and why they attack that they didn't believe that black people had the right to their children. to choose the sexual partner, to education,du to free religious lives, to labor autonomy to land and capital to political power. to protect all of these rights -- eliza and other survivor decisions to testify was informed by their individual and collective sense of self-laws, self-respect, and what tonia morrisonmo called self-regard. targeted people's testimonies provided counternarrative to the stories we've been told about reconstructions supposed failure. speaking with

. >> on the first page of the book you quote isaiah berlin ander ts afternoon you sent me back a poll by the dusty copy of four essays on liberty and discovered his views on liberty were much more complex than i'd remembered. he is known as the guy who really said that significant liberty was a negative leave me alone kind of liberty but as you point o out on the first page he also said something else but he said freedom for the wolves has often met death to the sheep. is at the theme of your book? is it fair to say? >> is one of the themes ofof the book and i waste partly motivatd by what happened during the pandemic where many people have said they didn't want to wear a mask and their freedom not to wear a mask or not to get vaccinated with putting at risk other people's freedom to live and economist think about trade-offs. which is more important wearing a mask where the fundamental freedom of the right to live? that's one of the big themes freedom of gun owners to carry an ak-47 versus not only the freedom of those who are killed by the gun but the fact the fear of the children wh

. >> every day it comes out that he's done something more extreatment and more weird ander rattic. >>just the start in an ad released by a pack focused on young voters, the conservative playbook project 2025 is personified as people desperate to control your personal life. >> your genitals are reserved for pro creation. >> if you freeze 12 eggs you should be required to have 12 babies or else you're a serial killer and i'm definitely not a serial killer are you? >> this shift in language is a strategy that could prove effective as harris rushes to define her opponent in a new way. according to david carp of george washington university. >> the serious messaging that this is a threat to democracy if we take him both seriously and literally this time. that's important but it's also a bummer. and what we're seeing here is a way to talk about this that is still on message. it's still on the theme. but there's some joy. there's some merth and there's some verb to it. >> since they changed their tunes, republicans have tried to find a response. former . candidate vivek ramaswamy said that d

and that seems to be a broader piece of her strategy now in terms of the travel and decisions she ander her campaign are making. >> mike, let's go back to you. it's demonstrated that the way they are playing in north carolina now, the vice presidential candidate will be there as well. they view north carolina as being in play, don't they? >> reporter: absolutely. the biden campaign and the harris campaign even more so now thinks this is a state that they can pick up. s it was the closest state that donald trump won four years ago. they look at the issue landscape as especially favorable to them. a significant republican legislative majority that has been checked by a governor there providing reverse coat tails. they have given a significant advantage here to the democratic presidential campaign to build off of. when you lock at abortion rights, which has been for vice president harris one of the most important issues she's focused on over the course of the last two years, that's especially salient there and one they will be running heavily on through november. >> it's interest whg you l

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