media is working over time for the pentagon to smear his name, never stop saying his name, hashtag aron. wow, so they got it, they got it good and they got it early that smering campaign is uh being basically pushed by the uh regime in the us and zinus israel as well, and this further exposed us media in its bias and in its silence. so we have another post on x by danny hifong at spirit of ho who address this matter saying mainstream media want us to contemplate the mental health of aron bushnell while ignoring the fact that governments of israel in the us are committing a genocide in a concentration camp in the year 2024. that's the real sickness here. i second what danny is saying and it is horrific the way that they are trying to portray him as mentally ill. yeah or just unstable because they they can't even make it the case that he's mentally ill. grew up in a religious household, has anarchist backgrounds and what not just trying to... the world that he's not saying, exactly, so we have also, as fuad mentioned earlier, uh, cnn handled the news of this extreme active protest surpris

the extra mile in fake news, inaccurate. and even disrespect, airing the suicide hotline imply that aron was crazy and that this was done because of a mental health issue instead of an extreme form of protest against the genocide, an ongoing genocide. this is so disrespectful, let us see the video, let's take a look. yesterday 25 year old aaron bushnell of san antonio texas, the active duty airman in the us air force who set himself on fire outside the israeli embassy an apparent protest against the israel hamas war has died. identification made by metropolitan police here. wischnell filmed his own self-imilation on his cell phone, yelling free palestine before collapsing to the ground outside the embassy. he was rushed to the hospital for treatment, but later succumbed to his injuries. and if you are someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the suicide aid. wow, yeah, so uh, this is one example of western mainstream media, basically assuming the role of. defense attorneys for israel through its narratives which have unfortunately successfully portrayed an occupying power

meanwhile, the social media campaign to honor aron bushnell's sacrifice on behalf of palestine is still sweeping social media platforms all over the world. like this facebook post by sean king who's a new york times bestselling author of make change, he's also co-founder of grassroots law, uh, and he happens to have follower base of 2.5 million, so he posted a photo of bushno." and wrote aaron bushnell, the us air force veteran who gave his life to help stop the genocide of palestinians, has passed away. i want to honor a young man that was so disturbed by the genocide of palestinians that he set himself on fire yesterday at the israeli embassy in washington dc. instead of harming someone else, he made a choice that of course seems strange and disturbing to all of us, but i empathize with him. daily i grapple with just how ineffective we all are at stopping this, and sometimes i feel like my heart and soul and brain have been broken by all of this evil, it's hard to know what to do in this moment, please pray for his family and be encouraged by the sacrifice he made. well, definitely th

publicist raymond aron recalled: these sheets, fed on hatred, expressed a certain psychology. and they industry is private, the same as renault, and the military industry, it is concentrated on foreign orders, on civilian orders, and if it is given orders to build 300, 400, 700 tanks a year there in order to begin rearmament, and new models, then it’s just not ready for this, because it needs to be rearmed production, expansion of this production, purchase of new machines, when they say that it is necessary to re-equip its factories and start producing. on the eve of world war ii, france still had the largest army in europe. however, the average age of the french commanders and army commanders exceeded 60 years, and the high command was 70. the generals who went through the first world war were staunch supporters of traditional defensive tactics. a proposal from a little-known colonel at the time. calling for the creation of maneuverable tanks no one took the bands seriously. the most popular tank of the french army was the outdated renault ft by that time. this machine and its modifi

publicist raymond aron recalled: “these are well-fed.”e leaflets expressed the psychology of a certain part of the bourgeoisie, including that which was symbolized by the famous phrase: hitler is better than blum. like ... an airplane, as a result, by the thirty-ninth year the french army was not ready for war in its material condition, in its moral condition in the development of military art. neither the french army, nor french society, nor, in general, the french government was morally prepared for a military conflict. on the eve of world war ii, france still had the largest army in europe. however, the average age of the french commanders and army commanders exceeded 60 years, and the high command was 70. the generals who went through the first world war were staunch supporters of the traditional defensive tactics. no one took seriously the proposal of the then little-known colonel daigol, who called for the creation of maneuverable tank groups. the most popular tank. the french army had an obsolete renault ft by that time. this machi

the philosopher raymond aron wrote: it was almost impossible not to somehow share in the feeling of abjectlag, a symbol and, in general, the main figure of french conservatism, he developed the image of the savior of france, an honest old man, covered in orders, it is clear that he is rooting for the country in his soul, this is a symbol of stability, and the french are making a completely logical choice, so we had the most revelry parliamentary democracy, how it ended, the roads of france are filled with refugees, german tanks are heading towards paris, no one offers anything. divided into two parts: the north of the country, its entire atlantic coast was occupied by the wehrmacht. the southern regions of the country were declared a free zone under the control of the petén government. the marshal and his ministers moved to the small resort town of vichy. thus a new name for the french state appeared: the viche regime. according to the terms of the armistice, the french army and navy were subject to. despite this, the french state was recognized by the leading powers of the world. the germ

the philosopher raymond aron wrote: it was almost impossible not to somehow share in the feeling of abjecto me an exponent of the feelings that prevailed among the majority of the french. german officer erenst junger, who served in. having concluded a truce in 1940, pétain did what his people wished with all his heart, consider it the only right thing. i myself saw columns of prisoners of war blocking the dusty roads under the scorching july sun, they shouted his name as the name of a savior. peten was a flag, a symbol and, in general, the main figure. french conservatism, he has an image of the savior of france, an honest old man, covered in orders, it’s clear that he’s rooting for the country soul, this is a symbol of stability, and the french make a completely logical choice: we had the most rampant parliamentary democracy, how did it end, the roads of france are filled with refugees, german tanks are heading towards paris, no one offers anything, pétain offers what he offers, guys, i’m a marshal of france , i know what war is, we lost, if we lost, let’s not wait until they throw us int

outside the israeli embassy in washington dc, yesterday there were demonstrations to the memory of aron bushnel in boston and many other cities in the united states, certainly in the netherlands, there has been considerable criticism not of the jews, not of the israeli people, criticism of the criminal acts. the israeli government, the vast difference between being anti-netanyahu and being an anti-semite. the jewish voice for for peace, the council of rabbies issued a statement on holocaust day, that was the 27th of january, calling the... onslot on gaza, calling it genocide. these are rabbies, so there is a gradual recognition that what is going on uh is a crime of prodigious proportions, and that is why we have several cases before the international criminal court and before the international court. of justice, south africa has requested on three three occasions, inter measures of protection, and they were granted in january already, but israel is ignoring them totally, and this of course is a problem for the authority and credibility of the system of international justice. and actual

therefore the exhibition presents relics of the jewish people, at the entrance, sacred to any jew, the arontorah scrolls were once kept, and next to... mark walked i not only came up with costumes and scenery for it, but also these huge colorful panels. there is also an inclusive space here, such a tactile model that allows everyone to touch art. hebrew phrase avant-garde are almost synonymous words, because the very idea of ​​a non-standard view of the world through the prism of centuries of experience, not the easiest, not the simplest, when it... was superimposed on the prism of a turning point in the country, the creation of some new schemes, almost all areas of life in the russian empire, in the soviet union, then in the work of jewish artists this was largely reflected in what is called the jewish avant-garde, it seems avant-garde is the main trend of the season, in the near future in the jewish the museum will open. a project dedicated to the work of marc chagall and the avant-garde period of the photographer khalip, and in the fall, visitors will be able to see an exhibition dedicat

land for palestinians with the reaffirmed israel has failed to achieve any of its goals in gaza. and aron's foreign minister also says israeli regimes failed to achieve any of its proclaimed goals during its monslot on gaza. han says signs of historic defeat for the regime have already become clear. iran's top diplomat made the remarks and message to the heads of hezbullah, hamas and islamic jihad resistance movements on the occasion of the advent of the holy month of ramadan. am abdullah han said israel regime. continues genocide and inhumane crimes, especially against the women and children of gaza throughout the month of ramadan. he said the international organizations, including the un security council, have failed to adopt any effective and deterrant measure against this genocide. am also slammed in action of so-called advocates of human rights in the face of such extensive crimes by israel. nigerian muslims, like millions of others worldwide are fasting during out. the holy month of ramadan, however rising cause of living in the country has caused significant challenges for those musl

state its opposition, which would send utterly wrong signal and the lead to severe consequences. and aron's foreign minister says the tragedy in gaza has demonstrated to the world that the issue of human rights, including those of women and children, is a mere political plating for the west. in a phone call with the leader of the palestinian islamic jihad movement, hussein amir abdullah. said the inhumane nature of the israeli regime and the us support for genocide is also now clear everyone. the top iranian diplomat also called for immediate action by relevant international organizations to stop the genocide in gaza and provide unrestricted aid to its residents. for his part, ziad al-nakala healed iran's support for palestinian people and resistance. he described unity among. palestinian resistance groups as the key to their success against israel and several. israelis have been wounded in a palestinian retaliatory operation in a settlement near the occupied west bank city of ramalah. the palestinin man who carried out the operation was killed by the regime troops our correspondent in ramo

land for palestinians. hothy reaffirmed israel is failed to achieve any of its goals in gaza. and aron's foreign minister says the israely regimes failed to achieve any of his proclaim goals during its monsout on gaza. hussein amry abdullah han says: lines of a historic defeat for the regime have already become clear. iran's top diplomat made the remarks in a message to heads of hezbulah hamas and islamic jihad resistance movements on the occasion of the advent of the holy month of ramadan. am abdullahan sa israeli regime continues its campaign of genocide and inhumane crimes against palestinians, especially women and children during the holy month of ramadan. he said international organizations, including the un security council have failed. to adopt any effective and deterrant measure against the genocide. amir abdullahyan also slammed in action of so-called advocates of human rights in the face of israel's extensive crimes. people across russia are heading to poles to choose new president for the next six years a vote is taking place throughout the country's 11 time zones. more than 1

the hospital was gaza's biggest medical facility before the israeli onsat on the strip. and aron's foreign ministry spokesman has condemned israel's horrific inhumane crimes at al-shifah hospital in ghaza city. nasir khan ni said those atrocities have added to israel's shameful acts and its dark list of crimes. he expressed sadness over the killing of scores of people over the past days in israel's raid on the hospital and its restriction. on basic medication supply, and he also referred to reports indicating that palestinian women were raped and tortured during the israeli raid on al-shifah. kan ani urged an international probe to expose the volume of israel's war crimes at the medical facility. he recalled the responsibilities of the international community and islamic states with regard to palestinian lives. in warrad in gaza. al-schefa hospital is not only health facility under israeli siege. according to palestinian red cresent, israeli forces have laid siege ton two more hospitals in the southern city of hunyuness. un chief antonio gutares has a renewed calls for sease fire in gaza s

being with us on another news review and thanks so much for staying with us right here at press tv and arons well minister says 75% of well fuel equipment used in development projects is fully home-gown this love of expertise has redefined the nationalization of the oil industry 73 years after the country took matters into its own hands, standing proudly its own feet as an independent industry. 73 years after it was nationalized, iran's oil industry has developed to the point where it can triumphantly partner with domestic corporations, not just for day-to-day direction and control. but for its oil and gas exploration and exploitation activities with most of the equipment needed, quote unquote made in iran. 75% of the equipment that we need in our upstream and downstream oil and gas development projects are manufactured in our own country. iranian engineers and researchers working in knowledge based companies have been able to produce over 200 heavy machinery and oil field equipment. this has significantly reduced our imports. iran has come a long way from the early days of the 1950s, when a

, therefore the exhibition presents relics of the jewish people, at the entrance sacred to any jew aronce kept, and next to it there is a memorial... yorzaide tables and amulets with the name of god, which were supposed to protect from all misfortunes. they carried a rethinking of their cultural code, national art through the then modern avant-garde language, a new pictorial system. how did i walk, first of all, a jewish artist, and would i be such an artist if i weren't a jew? the basis of the exhibition is the originals, but there is one room in which, with the help of digital installations, the curators created the image of the state jewish chamber theater. mark shagal not only came up with costumes and scenery for it, but also these huge colorful panels. there is also an inclusive space here, such a tactile model that allows everyone to touch art. the phrase jewish avant-garde is almost synonymous, because the very idea of ​​a non-standard view of the world through the prism of centuries of experience, not the easiest, not the simplest, when it comes. sofia, yuri gonchar, news! open

international organizations, including unicef and aron have said immediate cease fire is needed in gaza to save the lives of people and to provide necessary humanitarian aid. the organizations also warned about the spread of diseases. they said that gaza's health system is collapsing. on saturday, the world health organ. said thousands of palestinians have to be urgently evacuated out of gaza for lifesaving health services. "the deputy secretary general of palestinian islamic jihad movement tells press tv that the palestinian resistance has showed great resilience in the face of israel's genocidal war in gaza. in the beginning of the battle, israel expected that the palestinians would lose. they carried out shelling and air strikes against the residential areas in gaza and thought that the war was over, but then they were forced to fight in the northern gaza, and then they sayid the..." had defeated the resistance in hanyuns in the south, but later they found the presence of the palestinian fighters there who fired rockers towards the israeli enemy. israel did not expect that the spirit

another key director of pearson is yoram aron, who emerged from elbit systems and also has his own lobbying group. the raphael site in newcastle has been subject to constant protest and disruption with palestine action shutting it down on nekba day. it is certain that having a member of the house of lords direct to the company provides some protection. in chambers of power, surely labor lord john hotton's conflict of interest as an agent of the israeli government should disqualify him from the house of lords. joining me in the studio as usual is our residence expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center of islam and global affairs at istanbul zaham university. he's also a co-director of the lobbiing watch dog spinwatch and is a leading british scholarly critical. our guest contributor today is ian hodson who joins us via skype. ian is lifelong trade unionist and the long-standing president of the bakers union. when the labour party threatened him with expulsion because of his connections to

aron, glory. well, first of all, we want to be with roman. to thank all energy companies for how quickly and efficiently they work in such a way that the whole world admires them and says that it is impossible, simply impossible to restore, even more admired by the people of kharkiv, odessa and the days from the dnieper, they also said very quickly, yes what is this thank you, and actually further we want to ask, in particular, about how it all works out, so for the second week there is a massive attack on our power system, about the consequences of the latest attack, please tell us what you can say? of course, in order not to do any favors to our enemies, first of all, thank you for evaluating the work of energy workers, i believe that they are really heroes, they do the impossible even at the cost of their health, their lives, and as for energy in general, indeed, the two weeks that have passed have led, as a result of the russian attacks, to very significant, significant. ruin was experienced b

we have touched aron nymous. we are also writing about sober living homes.e are going to talk about law enforcement settings. that's jails and prisons. as well as drug courts and the role of those systems in denying to these medications. we will write about the health care system itself, which even though doctors buy a march support the use of these medications, access at hospitals and pharmacies is not always good. we are also going to talk about the discriminationonal discrimination, that people who take these medications so often face. much more to come on the war on recovery at statnews.com. host: that is where our guest >> washington journal. our live form involving you to discuss the latest issues and government politics, and public policy from washington and across the country. wednesdayng, the state of negotiations to find the government ahead of the weekend got deadline and the latest on foreign aid for israel and with christa case bryant. and then peter welch. the executive director of the honest elections progress -- project talks about a report o

but the founder of the games, australian businessman aron d'souza, has hit back and reckons the dispute it took off, when it took off, the pg said if you go over to the other side we would buy new and now liv golf owns the pg. and so is sebastian cole promoted anti—competitive behaviour by potentially banning actual athletes who want to prayer participate in the enhanced game to come back in the enhanced game to come back in the olympics is in. it's inappropriate of him to make those statements and he did not clearly consult with his lawyers before making that follow most rent at the press conference. time now for some of the day's other sport stories and ireland s men have won their first ever test match. they beat afghanistan in abu dhabi. lorcan tucker hit the winning runs — as they chased down 111 to win with six wickets in hand. the team had lost their previous seven matches since being granted test status in 2018. rory mcelroy under way in his second round at the classic in florida for some he birdied the second and his five under par under three holes, five under par under three

it's miraculous. [ laughter ] q-aron took to twitter today to post this non-denial denial.e wrote, "as i'm on the record saying in the past, what happened in sandy hook was an absolute tragedy. i am not and have never been of the opinion that the events did not take place." notice he never says he didn't say it to somebody. i hate to do this because i'm not a conspiracy type but i've had my own issues with aaron and i've spent the last couple of months looking into some of this. i think it's time to share something with the world. this is going to shock you. buckle in. [ laughter ] the truth is what the deep state, which is based in green bay, wisconsin, by the way. deep state headquarters is a factory in hobart that makes all the cheese for the pedophile pizza places. [ laughter ] that's another story for another night. what the deep state won't tell you is that aaron rodgers never played football. he's not a football player. he faked his entire career. in fact, first time he ever played in an nfl game was last year, the week before his first game with the jets. aaron's bo

aron korsch began developing the idea of ​​force majeure. when hollywood was recovering from the previouso make the characters investment bankers on wall street, but then decided to film about corporate lawyers, the experienced harvey specter, who skillfully closes deals, and newcomer mike ross, whom he takes on as his assistant. he is smart, insightful, talented, has a photographic memory , but has not received a law degree, which means he is working as a lawyer for a federal... performance, whether he will be revealed or not, and the main intrigue of the series rests. the role of mike's lover went to meghan markle. a then unknown actress for whom this series became the first major project. while filming the sixth season was underway, she began dating prince harry. it’s interesting that he himself didn’t watch the series before they met, but william and kate were his fans. after 2 years, megan left the project for her wedding with the prince and called her colleagues from force majeure, who joyfully. told reporters that during the filming everyone became one big family, however, now they

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