[000:00:00;00] i'm terribly interested in this babylonian confusion of languages, which can be ordered in the notorious hexagons of the babylonian library, somehow organized or disorganized, remember, he has an absolutely wonderful moment in one of the short stories, he remembers when the boys, when the books were closed for the night , he thought that the letters in them were scattered and mixed, he was very surprised that yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, let 's tell the viewer a little who borgis is, but in general terms, he is a writer who lived in argentina, wrote in spanish , although i knew many other languages, yes, he worked somewhere from the thirties to the eighties of the 20th century, he lived a very long, fruitful, cool life for a writer, and despite the fact that he became blind during his life, in general, it would seem, this should have complicated his work, but no, he continued to work and... created such wonderful worlds and images of a labyrinth or a world as a library, well , it’s interesting that he worked from a small form, this is a man who did not write a single novel,

confusion of languages, which can be ordered in the pre-word hexagons of the babylonian library, somehow moment in one of the short stories, he remembers when the boys, when the books were closed for the night, he thought that the letters in them were scattered and mixed, he was very surprised that yes, yes, well, let's tell let the viewer know a little who borhis is, but in general terms, he is a writer who lived in argentina and wrote in spanish. although he knew many other languages, yes, he worked somewhere from the thirties to the eighties of the 10th century, lived a very long, fruitful, great life for a writer, and despite the fact that he became blind during his life, in general, it would seem , this should have complicated his work, but no, he continued to work and created such wonderful worlds and images of a labyrinth or a world like a library, well , it’s interesting, he worked from a small form, this a person who has not written a single novel, although he was nominated many times for the nobel prize, i understand, and i understand him, because they also regularly ask me, na

during the persian invasion, the babylonian king nabanite fought desperately, even destroying it.uld stop the persians, but dissatisfied with his policies, they themselves opened the gates to the troops persian king cyrus ii and entered the city, babylon became part of the achimenid empire. it gradually fell into decay, and today babylon is a small town near baghdad, the capital of iraq, where ancient ruins still remain. on october 12, 1787, the russian army under the command of alexander suvorov won the battle of kikin. this was russia's first major victory in the next war with the turks. the regiments wounded kartecha in the side, but the turkish troops were forced out of the spit, and by evening they were evacuated to ships. the ottoman empire wanted to return the lands transferred to russia during the previous russian-turkish war and annexed by the manifesto of catherine ii. crimea. but i couldn't. russia won a victory on land and at sea. and in 1791 the war ended with a clear peace treaty. crimea icha. were assigned to russia, the border with the ottoman empire was pushed bac

it is important that babylonian and persian architects used it in the construction of shahroon gate. thank you for your attention until the next sections. in my opinion, a couch and a carpet in front of it would be very good, so a washcloth and so on i have dinner for four people, so it's all about 100 million, well, our budget is this much, otherwise, my refrigerator is very old , don't worry about it, we can buy it for half a billion , and it's special and without a filter. i have increased my billion, the big iranian mansions in the cities of qom and isfahan and soon in tehran. the great merchant and traveler marco polo has returned to his city after many years. what did you bring us marco? a wonderful enclosure of iran called parjak. to nature it seems you have never used it this is my gift to you, sir. i'm sorry, do you know where the city of home appliances is? yes, you go straight to kilometer five of a special road. this gentleman wants to mislead you . if you want to buy a carpet of shozen , go right. on tehran, on a signboard in the city of household appliances, i mean , i'

, operate with signs, yeah, so of course, i’m all in signs, essentially babylon, he has... this babylonianat just as bees have an extremely complex hierarchy of creatures, that is, in the world of borhis’s library there should also be a completely phantasmogorical hierarchy, and i think that he is first and foremost a reader, an enthusiastic reader who rushes about these honeycombs, here from the hexagon to the hexagon, finds something for himself, something interesting and it seems to me that in order to become a librarian of the library of babylon, you need to go a very long way, you need to go through initiation, you need to go, yes, you need to enter some kind of the luminal phase, yes, go through initiation, that is, find this notorious tetragramaton or at least its semblance, that is, jump to another stage of development, then in front of you these hexagons will be ordered, will open up and become permeable, borhis in, well, i don’t even know , probably this is an essay, or maybe a story, four cycles, and he is just trying to systematize, perhaps, all his knowledge, endless, he gives

that is the handwriting on the wall that was a babylonian biblical thing, prophet daniel was capturednd handwriting was on the wall that the wi the king was going to get killed, and he got killed that night and daniel won. >> we're getting lost here. larry: i am told high was removed. the -- he was removed, the other one i came, a saw, a conquered. >> me said that in context of again with republicans are a threat to democracy, i had -- i sat down today through 7 things that are a threet threat to democracy, that joe biden person terp -- perpetrated and looking up his opponent. >> this is stupidest case i have seen. >> democrats love to say that g.o.p. is a threat to democracy, who are people destroying secret ballots and mailing ballots out, and election day is now election quarter, and locking up chief of opposition for 712 years that say real attack to democracy. larry: i'll confuse bi biblical times with roman times. the handwriting on the wall. >> bond yields are rising stock prices are falling, bonds to 4.80 on the way to 5%, stock mark the do market down 450, we ask michael faul

this is in belarus, perhaps only here it grows in the flower park, it’s called willow, babylonian creepmatsudana willow, which has stubby shoots, and hakura nishiki has pink growths, well, usually willows in the city - that’s understandable thing, what’s so cool about it is, as you noticed, this variety probably has leaves, the leaves themselves, they are twisted into a spiral. this park appeared just six months ago, largely thanks to social networks and kirill's active media presence. in an interview, he said that he dreams of finding a place where he can realize his dreams of a grower's garden. by chance , the rector of brest state technical university, where kiril studies, saw this interview and gave the young guy the opportunity to create the park of his dreams right on the territory of the university. in the spring, when bots in the water park was at its peak, i had a very simple daily schedule. before work, my dad took me to the flower park with plants, i was under a birch tree - i set up a tent so that i could rest, from dawn until there, even until one in the morning, with a fla

the babylonian, biblical thing. daniel captured by the babylonian king the handwriting was on the wall the king would get killed, he got killed that night and daniel won. >> they're really getting lost here. >> went to sunday school. larry: the king was removed, i'm told the king was removed. i think the handwriting on the wall, the other one, vici, i came i saw i conquered which is applicable to joe biden ending to maga republicans? >> he actually said that also in the context saying again the republicans are a threat to democracy. i have to say i sat down today, i went through seven things are clearly a threat to democracy that joe biden has perpetrated including by the way locking up his number of one his political opponent. i can't imagine a worse threat to democracy. this is ridiculous. larry: sending in judges that don't know anything about real estate valuations. >> absolutely. larry: this is the stupidest, silliest case i have ever seen. >> democrats always love to say gop is threat to democracy. who are the

bolshevism was argued by rabbi gutman, from the point of view of the holy torah, a kind of babylonianwise, bolshevism, which is trying to undermine the very foundations on which the religious part of jewry stands, cannot count on the sympathy of this part. i slander on behalf of all... shrines, that in the believing part of jewry there is no place for bolshezm. the representative of the working jewish population, kreis, assured the head otaman that jewish artisans, quote, and jewish nationalists understand that bolshevism is disastrous for their economy. end of quote. he also promised to organize detachments of jewish cossacks to help petliura. it’s a miracle that on behalf of the yuurei workers, the representative of paalleitsion, drakhler assured petliura that he was in his ranks. with hundreds of armies, the jewish cossack, quote, hand in hand with the ukrainian will fight for the liberation of ukraine, well , of course, from the bolsheviks. the bundists openly called on jews to act with... in their hands in the ranks of the petler army against the bolsheviks. naturally, lenin's re

many, many have tried to destroy us, the babylonians, the greeks, the romans, and the nazis to name just a few, but none have succeeded and the iranian reich will be no different. israel will prevail, god willing, we will bring our hostages home and the citizens of the jewish state will live in peace and freedom. thank you, mr. president. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies, including midco. ♪♪ midco supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> the u.s. senate gavelling in for more votes on president biden's executive and judicial nominations, including jack lu to be the next u.s. ambassador to israel. live to the senate floor here on c-span2. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order.

impossibility of a central regime, which, since russia is a special empire, other empires, say, babylonianrtly also roman, especially the eastern roman empire, they are the british empire, they carried civilization, carried some culture, carried the idea, and production, improvement, but... was limited, in fact, to the grabbing of resources and the lowering of the general cultural level of civilization of those peoples who mastered, this is such a parasite state, now the role of russia is not much lower than it was even in the 17th year, then the russian empire, with its 160, 130-160 million population there, made up 10% of the world population, and in the interest of the entente, which supported the white movement. the preservation of the state was much greater then, they even managed to win and unite this state, but not them , not their allies, but the bolsheviks, and now the role of russia, what is the 130 million population, which may not exist, because there is no 100 million, these are already falsified censuses, it would be a little less than bangladesh, its role in the world of eco

and in 550 bc, it was persia that founded the babylonian state, it was from this example that furtherat some point, cyrus, the famous persian figure, very well described in the literature about that period, and cyrus changes his movement towards egypt and goes towards the so- called scythia, which actually was not called that then. he goes to the northern borders and an event really happens on the araks river. why did he go there? there are versions for example, herodotus says that he expected to take a much larger amount of silver from those lands than he took from egypt, then the currency was silver. and the battle on the araks river was indeed sad for the persians; their then leader died. but the persian army did not stop, it went further and continued quite successful battles with the seizure of lands, so that’s why ukrainians believe that it was their ancient ancestors on the araks river who defeated the persians, well, it ’s stupid to talk like that, why, because that era, it did not give birth to the polovtsians immediately, far from immediately, from that era at first several

of israel, there have been great nations that have come to this, the romans, greeks, persians, babyloniansry so there's the theory that if you repeat the same thing and expect a different result, that's the definition of insanity. nations are going to try to come out to israel and we should learn from the past, every nation that has come for us, that has attacked us in debt up in the history book and is no longer there. when i say nation i don't mean the palestinian people. hamas does not revisit the palestinian people in the majority of the palestinian people are innocent people and cousins of israel and we are looking for a way to move forward but the first thing to do is take up hamas, save the israelis. stuart: is morale in the army strong? >> you can never move the morale from the jewish people, you can take lives but never take our morale away. stuart: thank you very much for being with us today. we wish you well. americans are being held hostage, cities are under terror threat and the republican party can't decide on a house speaker. mike dunn leavy on the division of the republican

this is in belarus, perhaps only here it grows in the flower park, it’s called willow, babylonian cripsmay have seen willow matsudana, this one is curly hakuraneshiki has shoots, pink growths, well, ordinary willows in the city - this is understandable, but what’s so cool about it? you probably noticed that this variety has leaves, the leaves themselves are twisted into a spiral, this park appeared only six months ago, largely thanks to social networks and kirill’s active media presence. in an interview, he said that he dreams of finding a place where he can realize his dreams of a grower's garden. by chance this interview was seen by the rector of brest state technical university, where kiril studies. and gave the young guy the opportunity to create the park of his dreams right on the territory of the university. in the spring, when work at the water park was at its peak, i had a very simple daily schedule. before work, my dad took me to kvetko park with plants, i set up a tent under a birch tree so that i could rest, from dawn until there, at least until one in the morning with a flas

many, many have tried to destroy us, the babylonians, the greeks, the romans, and the nazis to name just a few, but none have succeeded and the iranian reich will be no different. israel will prevail, god willing, we will bring our hostages home and the citizens of the jewish state will live in peace and freedom. thank you, mr. president. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies, including midco. ♪♪ midco supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> the u.s. senate gavelling in for more votes on president biden's executive and judicial nominations, including jack lu to be the next u.s. ambassador to israel. live to the senate floor here on c-span2. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. mighty god, thank you for the gifts of compassion, tolerance, and understanding that can help us navigate during these difficult times. may our lawmakers enable these gif

experts have discovered a long-lost babylonian tablet, it is dated 1800 plus or minus a year bc, ande scenes, was able to prove it and thereby took credit for the discovery, what a cunning one, well, statistics prove irrefutably that there is a shortage of teachers in the country; among the reasons cited are the high workload of teachers and low wages; oksana serova looked into the problem. this school year began quite nervously for parents from yekaterinburg, and about two dozen teachers left the schools where their children study, of course, this could not but affect the educational process, some classes simply did not exist, all teachers left initially at the beginning of the year , and now they have recruited a team, in september there was no subjects, and now the lessons have been restored, but the quality of these lessons raises questions among parents. i recently found out that the teacher who was hired to teach is an art history teacher, and until she began teaching russian, she worked in the library , everything would be fine if the case were isolated, but the school in yeka

it was the, you know, the babylonian creation story, which absolutely 100 years after genesis was written. but what they have to say about, god is important. it says the universe was deliberately, by god, which is to say it's real it's not just an illusion. the universe, as logical as day follows, which is to that there's only one god who is not part the universe, but already there before the universe was made super natural. the supernatural doesn't mean ghosts and things. if there are ghosts, there's still part our nature super supernatural means outside of space, outside of time, and only such a god can give meaning to the universe can give value to the universe, and that god set things up. following rules, which is to say there is no god of thunder and there was no god of lightning. you know, i explain lightning bolts because there was zoo throwing the lightning bolts. then i better come up with another explanation. maxwell's equations. but if the universe is made deliberately by a god who, says this is good, and i've had a hebrew scholar tell me that another translation for the words

an evacuation train to the right bank, to western ukraine without stops, and there of course , babylonianted, waited, waited, and then, then you left, just before everything, that’s how, you said, you were in western ukraine for some time , yes, where exactly, it turns out, khmelnitsky region, they received us very well, that is, please , free food, they could apply for an allowance, 3,000 hryvnia for a child, 2,000 hryvnia for an adult, we were accommodated there in dormitories, we were accommodated there in schools, well that is, they were somehow well received, so why didn’t they stay there, because i felt how they treated them there? russia, how they relate, and how it is there, not everyone, probably, but with those with whom we managed to have a negative conversation, well , to put it mildly, and the worst thing is that i wanted to scream, people say, well, they ’re deceiving you, you were placed in a certain information cap, and what would happen if you told people that, people, wake up, you are mistaken, well, another half hour, i would still walk around the city, they would insta

confusion of languages, which can be ordered in the pre-loved hexagons of the babylonian library, somehowanized? do you remember, he has an absolutely wonderful moment in one of the short stories, he remembers when as a boy, when the books were closed for the night, he thought that the letters in them were scattered and mixed, he was very surprised that yes, well, let’s tell the viewer a little who he is borhis, in general terms, is a writer who lived in argentina, wrote in spanish, although he knew many others languages, yes, he worked... somewhere from the thirties to the eighties of the xx century, he lived a very long, fruitful, great life for a writer, despite the fact that he became blind during his life, in general, it would seem