these a streams will merge into reiki, and uh, at the same time put pressure on the anglo-saxons saying that all your dominance policy, which was dominance, and in africa it has changed. it has changed a lot of the polar world now, and no one will let you exploit other regions. i remind you that on the air the sasha program is authorized to declare the role of africa in the new system of international relations and let me remind you that on the night of july 27, the niger military announced the removal of president mohammed bazum and the transfer of power to the national council for the salvation of the motherland, as well as the closure of borders while stopping the constitution and prohibit activities of any political parties, niker, which in the past was a french colony for a long time allowed paris to realize its national interests, france tried to strengthen its position in the region, despite the growth of anti-french sentiment in society. this dissatisfaction was fully manifested after the coup d'état and in recent days a number of my stations passed in the capital of niger, the

e, was imprisoned under this, plus the anglo-saxons are not satisfied with the decision-making speedo 1:0, so they are now based on the united kingdom states of australia with the future connection of new zealand canada japan and south korea absolutely right they want to do such a bite. yes, this is nato 2.0, which will be sent to china, most likely watching andre evgenievich’s remark, isn’t it the time. now the brix, not embarrassed to grow, in order to stake out our place in this geopolitical one, we had interests of belarusian diplomacy. it seems to me that this is what it is. we would like to see this and, naturally, within the framework of this growth , promote our belarusian agenda with our belarusian goods and our belarusian peacekeeping. sativa, remember, when the same minsk agreements were in force , there were no active hostilities in ukraine at all. well, with the exception of pinpoint attacks on individual cities of donbass, that's why, of course, we are interested in the expansion of the brix bloc, but we also observe, uh, something that is strange anglo-saxon world is n

the main thing is what anglo-saxons are anglo-saxons., these ones like this would be good, which means that at the same time it is clear that here in my opinion. here i understand. everything, this is in my opinion from the point of view, so to speak, there international relations, in addition to relations with our brix partners there, building this bloc. here it is necessary, of course, to understand that any american internal conflict. this is not a conflict that will distract them from external content. just the opposite, the action of people becomes the most. son, i remind you that the first american called by the american to a global conflict was the war for independence. that is, you are afraid there , and even in the indian ocean. that is, something like the number of powers that managed to draw this business along with other anglo-saxons. when who then fought against them it was. this is the war of 812-14. they seemed to have joined the world war, nevertheless they called a certain kind of creative by the way, so far it was the o

uh, it was imprisoned for this, plus the anglo-saxons are not satisfied with the speed of decision-makingto 1:0, so they are now based on the united kingdom, the states of australia, with the future connection of new zealand, canada, japan and south korea absolutely right they want to make such an aus. yes , this is nato 2.0, which will be sent to china. andre evgenievich is promoting the same remark, isn't it the time. brix now, not embarrassed to rise to stake we had our place in this geopolitical one . that's just the interests of belarusian diplomacy. it seems to me that this is what it is. we would like to see this and, naturally, within the framework of this growth, promote our belarusian agenda with our belarusian goods and our belarusian peacekeeping. sativa , remember, when the same minsk agreements were in force , there were no active hostilities in ukraine at all. well, with the exception of pinpoint attacks on individual cities of donbass, that's why, of course, we are interested in expanding the brix bloc, but we we observe and uh, what is strange of the anglo-saxon world are

there's the mainland european version globally, even a piece key will tend the intercooler, anglo saxon version, we go so close for more than a century. they have not consider themselves europeans to be able to peace and their right. even though they do only when it's huge, that goes yes. on the americans comp, really consider themselves to be your opinions. and then there is cause you, can you originally even our version these the also adults version of course, the annotated and pro slow. nobody on police tells you to at the same time, was if you look at our resources for so we're similar to china because chinese once huge countries, even though surrounded by country is influenced by its culture. she said, i think what we thought it was, we are a huge country surrounded by people that used to until recently or still share our faith was the in the for example, georgians, the bulgarians, romanians, the greeks serves etc. no. then it's noticeable. see at this patterns of how these people see themselves. so what's the value is they have keep a patriot being in spite of frequent betrayals b

for the last 400-5 years, when anglo-saxon e, imperialism has been developing.not forget that every 6 days this will not be the country celebrates its independence day from the uk. that is, it was a global empire with global management tools and know-how. well, again, let's say that the last bright nohab was developed back in the middle of the 19th century, when britain understood how to manage and manage by cognitive programming there, and flashing the brain when some kind of concept was abandoned. and you already know what the result is. he will come in 10 years. that is, here is the brilliant knowledge that the british received. basically, random. this is a separate issue. somehow it turned out you are leading to the fact that the international anti-fascist congress. can even flesh out the international anti- anglo-saxon the fact is that in fact. this is what it is. this is our theory of exclusivity, when you consider yourself a subject, and the rest of the world an object, but sorry, it originated in britain somewhere else in the seventeenth century. that is

let me just a little in the rest of the anglo saxons and especially that americans have been raised in the spirit of calvinism or puritanism, which essentially had broken the christian tradition workshop. by the way, they divide people into the chosen ones and the rest were not chosen. and it's not just that they're not chosen to turn to use as rep probate 1st. which means forever allen, a godforsaken, those who have new hope and whose only purpose in life is to serve the elect, couldn't certainly, but that's not what we have here. what circling back to some, a business to a self sufficiency, american concept of exceptionalism also includes this idea of being unique. so how was russian some, a business different from american exceptionalism? yeah, do my eyes think russia and iran? you said something in common in those regards. at least partially expressions. this tree includes a successful attempt at creating and expanding spears and continue using via video city as opposed to the empire as built by the anglo saxons, the french and so on. she's on what, which meant colonizing overseas

and most definitely, it was an example of a solid area that is a little in the color of the anglo saxons. and especially that americans have been raised in the spirit of calvinism or puritanism, which essentially broke and lives across the introduction bookshelf. but while they divided people into the chosen ones and the rest were not chosen, and yet it's not just that they're not chosen to turn they use is rep probate 1st. which means forever alienated godforsaken. those who have new hope and whose only purpose in life is to serve the elect. good, certainly, but that's not what we have here. what circling back to some, a business to a self sufficiency. american concept of exceptionalism also includes this idea of being unique to how is russian some, a business different from american exceptionalism. yeah. doing what you guys think russia and iran, you said something in common in those regards. these, at least partially. expressions is tre, includes a successful attempt at creating and expanding spears, and continue using via video to city, as opposed to the empire as built by the anglo

let's just a little there as the anglo saxons and especially the americans. yes, within the raised, in the spirit of calvinism or puritanism, which essentially broke into the christian tradition. but while they divided people into the chosen ones and the rest were not chosen, and yet it's not just that they're not chosen. the term they use is rep probate 1st . which means forever allen, a godforsaken, those who have new hope and whose only purpose in life is to serve the elect. but certainly, but that's not what we have here. what circling back to some, a business to a self sufficiency, american concept of exceptionalism also includes this idea of being unique to how was russians from a business different from american exceptionalism. yeah, doing what you guys think russia and iran you said something in common in this regard. at least partially. expressions is tre, includes a successful attempt at creating an expanding spiritual, continue using via video to city, as opposed to the empire as built by the anglo saxons, the french, and so on. she's on what, whic

uh, the west doesn't care about the anglo-saxon. we will not go into this now.for them as we are all these stories, that they are somehow separate for them. they understand this difference. they are exactly the same russians for them, but they are just the same watch any hollywood film any hollywood film from any hollywood film it is quite obvious that a native of the soviet union is a russian georgian lithuanian who you are all russian and this is actually in hollywood it's not because they don't understand. they just perfectly understand that for them we are all russians and therefore they are one against the other. well, that's it, this is the last scandal, yes, which is connected not just with the church, but with the sale of spiritual values. yes, the foreign intelligence service of russia reports that the values ​​of the russian values ​​of kiev pechora lavra, yes, the centurion and he, the relics of the relics of ilia muromets and nestor the chronicler, with the assistance of unesco, will be taken out yes, from ukraine to western museums in italy to franc

and it's what the anglo—saxons. and it's what the anglo—saxons.t the anglo—saxons peasant was tending . you see that power dynamic beef for the powerful cow for the weak language is an expression of power. and it's been used by the left to control the way organisations actions think. it's an effort to wire their ideology into our institutions. now the magistrates association may not be bright enough to realise how political it is being , but it political it is being, but it has become an advocate for a hard left political ideology . hard left political ideology. its ideological nature is also exposed by the fact that it's ignorant, it's shows up as being political because they don't know the history of our language. so in the germanic languages , man means person languages, man means person first and also then means male . first and also then means male. interestingly, in anglo—saxon from which english is of course in part derived man and woman were male and female . the where were male and female. the where in man is commonly dropped out. the wif

well, let's say, so conditional anglo-saxons.only play the first violin, but what are they, uh, they determine everything in this crusade, and under the pretext of ukraine, the crusade under the pretext ukraine against russia, in general, some strange manifestations of an eruption of emotions , practically statements about the supply of weapons from berlin and an impulse that give the impression that both macron and wool. well , somehow, i can’t wait to demonstrate myself in this anti-russian plane too. yes, it’s true, well, i’ll start with one caveat, that it’s clear that if you don’t talk about the king, the head of great britain is, the prime minister of indian origin, but by and large , the current us president is difficult to consider anglo-saxon, because he is irish by origin. so here the question is not ethnic, not ethnically, not blood, but political political, but quite right. so, with regard to europe, including the leading countries. i have the impression that according to the ukrainian story, and these political figur

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and it's what the anglo—saxons. and it's what the anglo—saxons.the anglo—saxons peasant was tending . you see that power dynamic beef for the powerful cow for the weak language is an expression of power. and it's been used by the left to control the way organisations actions think. it's an effort to wire their ideology into our institutions. now the magistrates association may not be bright enough to realise how political it is being , but it political it is being, but it has become an advocate for a hard left political ideology . hard left political ideology. its ideological nature is also exposed by the fact that it's ignorant, it's shows up as being political because they don't know the history of our language. so in the germanic languages , man means person languages, man means person first and also then means male . first and also then means male. interestingly, in anglo—saxon from which english is of course in part derived man and woman were male and female . the where were male and female. the where in man is commonly dropped out. the wife

and 400 years ago, when the anglo-saxons started to build their colonies in america.two uh, kind of somebody were religious. different groups extremized by an extreme group of protestants that came about pirates who also slaughtered the indians. just for god's peace, but they were corporate. here, uh, everything was one and a half, and he built he had a literate one, he built colonies there, where they brought people who were slaves. under a contract for 5 years, tobacco was grown and transported back to england and then they were released to cut the indians and brought in the next until the next wave. well, what civilizational skills does america offer us? well, under a thin layer of christianity protestant christianity goes wild, but don't even call it capitalism. this is the exploitation of the complete exploitation of everything and whom and each other without any laws. a country that is built on the destruction of all the local population, except for its own, and then even within its own civilization, which is built on the exploitation of neighboring destruction

security, be it, and the economy is all they are, i mean, now the west, the collective west or the anglo-saxoname up with initiated a lot of this important useful necessary. they, apparently, were not going to initially execute , believing that these are all the recipes for all the other wild jungles they are the golden billion. and all the rest are those who have to serve a billion issues. i'll remind you we talked about the social representative of the russian marie zakharova will now interrupt for a few minutes, and after the farewell. the difficult direction was in that situation, honestly. dear friends viewers of russia 24 channel, i am pleased to invite you to watch our replays of pentalgin extragel in it credit cash deliveries 3.9% per annum for everyone . why choose between a car vacation furniture repair, when can i take a loan from the bank's post office and buy the post bank for money? eldorado russian on the site formula engine oil adapter tokayama takayama adaptive engine protection, as well as access to business lounges i did not expect to meet you again. it is expensive to facil

legu led to an impressive fact and the conclusions of his author of the anglo-saxons in the affairs of the russian-speaking countries. this is an investigative project about actions in uk glasax through the foreign office and intelligence agencies is directed to destructive activities. e is aimed at undermining sovereignties. it decided to exercise control over this country through, in fact, the flow under the first elite of this or that country, and subsequently not through the creation of various funds of various research. in fact, they began to prepare the ground for, in fact, to carry out coups within these countries. dozens of organizations are a real factory of russophobia. here is one of the head npo zing network established with whom through her

this mean these a streams will merge into rivers, and uh, at the same time put pressure on the anglo-saxonsitics of domination that was domination and in africa it has changed it has changed now a lot of the polar world. and no one will let you exploit other regions. i remember on the air the sasha program is authorized to speak about the role in africa in the new system of international relations and let me remind you that on the night of july 27, the niger military announced the removal of president mohammed bazum and the transfer of power to the national council for the salvation of the motherland, as well as the closure of borders while stopping the operation of the constitution and the prohibition of the activities of any political parties, the niger, which in the past was the french colony for a long time allowed paris to realize its national interests, france tried to strengthen its position in the region, despite the growth of anti-french sentiment in society. this dissatisfaction was fully manifested after the coup d'état, and in recent days a series of my instances took place in t

in principle, the world has changed has already changed, but the collective west, first of all, anglo-saxonaccept it, that is, they are still rolling along with inertia. uh, already, uh, life is different. yes, the whole whole picture in the glass is completely different, but for some reason they think that they still dominate. they still retain some, but a monopoly right to determine the world policy of the world economy, but this is not the case, and most likely, and we will see the strengthening in the near future. here are the positions on a peaceful resolution both from africa and from the asia-pacific region of the asia-pacific region and from latin america what does this say these a streams will merge into slats, and, at the same time, put pressure on the anglo-saxons saying that all your dominance policy, which was dominance, and in africa it has changed, it has changed now a lot of the polar world. and no one will let you exploit other regions. i remember on the air the program of sasa-authorities to declare the role in africa in the new system of international relations and i remi

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that it was the anglo-saxons at the beginning of the last century in the anglo-boer war for the sakenies that killed people in south africa, the russians should be very careful about what is moving in the direction of the anglo-saxons will use everything possible to conquer them and break them, they don’t like unity, but they i love being on top of the world. i think brix could be a great way to break this haemonia, and politicians in clara brix really. it is being said more and more often that perhaps it is at this summit that a decision will be made to expand jurisdiction in one form or another . there are three dozen countries in this, perhaps this topic was discussed today at a meeting with other colleagues on the brix by sergey lavrov joining the brix of such regional giants as argentina , saudi arabia or egypt can shake the leadership of the big seven, it is not by chance that the prix themselves in distant africa are so actively discussing in the world, the importance of brix is ​​growing and growing in terms of demographics. these five countries represent 40% of the world's p

e, was imprisoned under this, plus the anglo-saxons are not satisfied with the decision-making speedted kingdom states of australia with the future connection of new zealand canada japan and south korea absolutely right they want to do such a bite. yes, this is nato 2.0, which will be directed to china such as this corrodes andre evgenievich’s remark, isn’t it the time. now the brix, not embarrassed to grow, in order to stake out its place in this geopolitical, and we would just interests of belarusian diplomacy. it seems to me that this is what it is. we would like to see this and naturally promote our own within the framework of this growth. the belarusian agenda of its belarusian goods and its belarusian peacekeeping initiatives. after all, remember, when the same minsk agreements were in force , there were no active hostilities in ukraine at all. well, with the exception of pinpoint attacks on individual cities of donbass, that's why, of course, we are interested in expansion. uh block brix uh, but we observe uh, what strange anglo-saxon world is not going to implement peace init

uh, it was imprisoned for this, plus the anglo-saxons are not satisfied with the speed of decision-makingnited kingdom, the states of australia, with the future connection of new zealand, canada, japan and south korea absolutely right they want to make such an aus. yes this is nato 2.0, which will be sent to china such a remark by andrey evgenievich , isn't it the right time. now the brix, not embarrassed to grow, in order to stake out its place in this geopolitical one, we had just the interests of belarusian diplomacy. it seems to me that this is the conclusion. we would like to see this and, naturally, within the framework of this growth , promote our belarusian agenda, our belarusian goods and our russian peacekeeping initiatives. after all, remember when the same minsk agreements were in effect , there were no active hostilities at all none, well, except for pinpoint attacks on individual cities of donbass, that’s why , of course, we are interested in the expansion of the brix bloc, but we are also seeing, what is strange in the anglo-saxon world, they are not going to implement peac

>> in the last 10 years you are seeing an effort by people who have had power, largely white anglo-saxon people, see some of the power shift away as we have been a majority white country for most of our history, that is changing. people who are losing the power are not happy about it, i think that reflects why some of the people who support donald trump or other people like donald trump are supporting them. they see a power shifting away from economic chipping away, people like to have power and wealth on when they see it going away they are not happy. some of the angst in this country is between the people who have been rising up, minorities and women and those who are not rising up and there is attention, the inevitable tension. >> the american story, conversations with master historians, with who did you sit down? >> i thought back up program eight years ago to interview a great historian in front of only members of congress, and once a month. if people are making our laws, they should know our history, i tried to educate the members of congress by doing an interview and i host a dinn

e bloc briks er, but we are seeing and er, what is strange the anglo-saxon world is not going to implementmulating the development of various military blocs, warming up a possible confrontation. it's annoying, uh, two such different directions of brix present an attractive new world model for us on fair principles. at least as long as it's broadcast that way and everyone wants it. and this is the movement of the old world. here they rivet a very good car. and yes, well, the same military machine is nato, another movement, who has a better chance for the future, let’s say absolutely this, well, not a fresh formation in 2009 , these five countries united, but look, today, how quickly other countries want to join there. i agree with andrei evgenievich. you need to hurry slowly, but move forward. and today, even if brix doesn't expand that fast don't forget they have a wonderful structure inside brix it's the development bank brix yes the unit of account that was mentioned in one of the questions. now this is where the development bank is so opposed to the sun and the world bank. and we know,

uh , within the framework of the new military bloc, august, in which, by the way, the anglo-saxons areth korea into this bloc. so i draw attention to what the minister of foreign affairs said, they want to withdraw nuclear cooperation within the akus bloc, which includes the united states of great britain, australia is still not a nuclear country and where they are taking it japan south korea then there is, in fact, we are talking about the fact that there is a danger of creating a south korean and japanese australian. a. japan has nuclear weapons. it's just that no one talks about it, which are in israel and we should nevertheless. in these conditions, to be frank, this is being said by, er, serious military specialists who understand what is at stake. there is some. e, an acceptable understatement, while e, let's pay attention, not so much here at this moment, but the fact that e 50 nuclear weapons that were originally on the territory of europe outside the nuclear powers have grown yes, 200 of them began to move the borders of the russian federation and today serious our services sa

and that is why these are strange anglo-saxon things. because the first nato is traditional, but, as it were, it was directed primarily at russia to contain russia and the entire infrastructure. uh, it was imprisoned under this, plus the anglo-saxons are not satisfied with the speed of decision-making in this nato 1:0, so they are now based on the uk states of australia with by connecting the future of new zealand to canada , japan and south korea, they absolutely want to make such an aus. yes, this is nato 2.0, which will be sent to china, such a replica of andre evgenievich is approaching, isn’t it the time. now the brix does not hesitate to grow in order to stake out its place on this geopolitical map. we would just like the interests of belarusian diplomacy. it seems to me that this is the conclusion. we would like to see this and naturally promote our own within the framework of this growth. the belarusian agenda of its belarusian goods and its belarusian peacekeeping initiatives. after all, remember, when the same minsk agreements

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-- evil anglo-saxons or ukrainians did it. have to wiggle in between those two extremes, which are equally harmful for your official worldview and picture of how things happen in russia. you have to throw some kind of fog of war over this whole thing. phil: i get that. as far as you were concerned, this is a putin ordered hit? >> well, if the plane was hit from the ground, this could only be done by the minister of defense, because the orders lead from the minister of defense. if there was a bomb on the plane, that could be the work of the fsp. usually poison people, but they could blow them up in this way. is it possible for some other commercial rivals or old enemies or whomever of prigozhin to do such a thing? no, it is not. it is not a physical impossibility, but given the exact two month state of the date of the revolt, in june, and given that it happened between moscow and st. petersburg, on the territory of russia in central russia, not somewhere in africa, it is hard to imagine that such a thing could have been done by

for the last 400-5 years, when anglo-saxon e, imperialism has been developing.days such a country celebrates its independence day from great britain. that is, it was a global empire with global management tools and know-how. well, again, i will say that the last bright nohabs were developed back in the middle of the 19th century when britain figured out how to govern, and govern by way of cognitive programming there. uh, flashing the brain, when some concept is abandoned, and you already know what the result is. he will come in 10 years. that is , here is the brilliant knowledge that the british received. basically, random. this is a separate issue. somehow it turned out you are leading to the fact that the international anti-fascist congress. it can even specify the international anti- anglo-saxon. the fact is that in essence. this is what it is, this is our theory of exclusivity, when you consider yourself a subject, and the rest of the world an object, but sorry, it originated in britain somewhere else in seventeenth century. that is, when britain is taught t

it can even specify the international anti-anglo-saxon which is essentially.s our theory of exclusivity, when you consider yourself a subject, and the rest of the world an object, but sorry, it originated in britain somewhere else in the seventeenth century. that is, when britain positioned that it had its own world, when british conservatism arose , that it was its own world, where the rule operates, while the outside world is where you have the rules, maybe not to apply this object. that is, in this regard, i will remind one philosopher who spoke about german fascism. he says the germans, what have they done it is clear that the british always meant that the british in this regard, in fact, proceeded from this, the whole british empire that there are still first-class people, that is, well, first of all, these are aristocrats, yes, which means there are approximately 1.000 years of history that the conquerors showed up there in their time. and it's a white heap, hasn't gone anywhere. she controls the situation and eats everyone else. that is, fascism is alwa

for the last 400-500 years, when the anglo-saxon language develops.t's not forget that every 6 days there will be no such country celebrate their independence day from great britain that is, it was a global empire with global management tools and know-how. well, again, let's say that the last one is bright, but the hubs were developed back in the middle of the 19th century, when britain realized how to manage and manage by cognitive programming there, and flashing it when some kind of concept was abandoned. and you already know what the results are. he will come to bed in 10. that is, here is the brilliant knowledge that the british received. basically, random. this is a separate issue. somehow it turned out you are leading to the fact that the international anti-fascist congress can even specify. and the anglo-saxon thing is that fascism is essentially what is it? this is the same theory of exclusivity, when you consider yourself a subject, and the rest of the world is an object , but sorry, it originated in britain somewhere else in the 17th century

thanks to this, the anglo-saxons decided.s the selling price of gold determined by the currency of settlements, and how much to whom were they sold to their own companies? here and the question is whether africa is free. that's the answer to what they rebel, we have uranium, diamonds, gold, oil, and we live like slaves, we don't need the french to ensure our safety. however, niger uranium covers 40% of france's needs although nigeria itself has a total shortage of electricity, but full -fledged public services, it turns out a little more than 14% of the population thanks to niger uranium, france ranks third in the world in terms of the number of nuclear weapons , paris will have to look for an alternative to such a large supplier a lot of time and losses. by the way, more than 40% of the niger population is experiencing an acute shortage of drinking water. just because of the extraction of uranium by the french or environmentally friendly methods, but greta tuberka will not tell about this, because in paris, that is, the sour

morgan's vision is kind of anglo-saxon america, anglo-saxon visions of the british and the french i guess you would throw in but western european conceptions are the height of civilization. yes. brandon. >>. civilized into american society. >> he would have put them somewhere in that space between barbarism and civilized . they're not there yet . at least that's my understanding of morgan. i'll admit i have not read everything morgan wrote what he puts most native americans in savagery into barbarism. that's where he sees native americans but i don't know if you would say there imitating the civilized world. it's a good question, these are fantastic questions. so morgan is not the only person out there and his ideas are not the only ideas but they are representative of a set of ideas and this idea native americans are necessarily centralized or there on the edge of civilization. one of the things that could be done is to help progress them into the civilized era. civilizing mission which we talk a lot about as we go through the rest of this semester, this notion of what later individuals

uh, the west is not important anglo-saxon. we will not go into this now.ans for them as we are all these stories, that they are somehow separate for them. they understand this difference. they are exactly the same russians for them, but they are just the same look at any hollywood any hollywood film from any hollywood film it is quite obvious that a native of the soviet union is a russian georgian lithuanian, who are you all of them russians and this is actually in hollywood it's not because they don't understand. they just perfectly understand that for them we are all russians and therefore they are one against the other. well, that's it, this is the last scandal, yes , which is connected not just with the church, but with the sale of spiritual values. yes, the russian foreign intelligence service reports that the values ​​are russian values. kiev pechora lavra. yes, hundreds of icons of the power of the power of ilya muromets and nestor the chronicler will be taken out with the assistance of unesco yes, from ukraine to western museums in italy to france

using tools anglo—saxon shipbuilders would've used, the latest recruits are three apprentice joiners.ings to go on the sea. since its discovery in 1939 by the local archaeologist basil brown, the story of sutton who and its extraordinary treasures has enthralled the world. built around 600 ad, the ship is thought to have been the final resting place of king raedwald. backed by sponsors, donations, and more than 100 volunteers, the charity, the sutton hoo ship company, began reconstruction in 2019. it's an experiment. we're building the best guess we can of what that ship looked like. but it'll only be proved once we get it on the water. once the planks are in place, the inside will be fitted out with seating for 40 rowers. if all goes to plan, the launch and river trials will take place in the spring of 2025. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hey, i'm stephen with the catch up! we're starting with an update on a story we told you about yesterday — the homophobic attack on two men outside a popular gay bar in south london. police have now released this

there that the enemy decided to kill her, and perhaps, contrary to the general opinion, that the anglo-saxonntelligence service carried out this murder. no, it seems to me that this is not the handwriting of the secret service. but this is revenge for the cellars that was launched in her life at some point, the flywheel, when i went down this mechanism and since then she has practically had no time for her personal life. i devoted every free minute to perfection transfer of literature. that is, in principle, the entire basement is littered with literature. this is not just a rescue from some kind of aggression. this is the spirit of the power engineer on august 20, she came to the festival with her father and herself. this was our last meeting. i was on stage when they called me, it's already just a few minutes before she got into the car, i didn't answer, i saw. not accepted call on stage was a concert. uh, well, apachel crossbows django sang deerslayer sang. masha makarova sang absolutely incredible atmosphere that night, at this festival incredible. so i did a lot of the festival, but wha

sure that's where the enemy decided to kill her and maybe, contrary to popular belief, that the anglo-saxoncarried out this murder. no, it seems to me that this is not the handwriting of the secret service. but this is revenge for the cellars that was running in her life at some point there was practically no time for her personal life. for every free minute, devoted to improvement, the transfer of literature. that is, in principle, the entire basement is littered with literature. this is not just a rescue from some kind of aggression. they say that ukrainians are on the air, especially in europe and this is just such an ideological hub there, uh, even i think those people who, maybe, are there turned out to be not ultra, hardcore nationalists. they just became there. that is, it had its own graduate school or school, a lot of all sorts of matchmakers. some kind of lot. here are these inscriptions 1 4 8 8. why why why? do they do it? it is not clear, that is, apparently such intentional filling with a spatial slogan is necessary when there is not enough motivation. that is , this is some ki

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