we know, of course, that slavery, anything but benevolent. but is how slaveholders justified system. this is also how they justified having luxuries. having material goods and not having the middle lower classes have them as well. that some people were more elite than others and that they were showing enough benevolence in other ways they could justify their indulgence. but it's important to note that these pretenses toward benevolent behavior were rooted in the acknowledgment that elite knew that their power was never guaranteed. they knew that that power could challenged at any time like a slave, like the bread riots, like any other form of civil unrest they could imagine. and so they are conscious, only negotiating silently symbolically, intentionally, with the members of the lower classes for power, for their deference. now that form of benevolence from elite women, lower class women and men during the war often takes the shape of charity work. right. it's not as often that we see the highest echelon of leading ladies go the hospitals and

and benevolence and helping our fellow man, especially we iranians who are in this the issue of success means that until one problem arises, everyone works hand in hand, so now put these two issues together, the endowment is actually formed from these two feelings in all of us, one is benevolence for others, the other is the permanence of knowing by endowment of one's own name. it makes it eternal. you see , a hospital that is registered in the name of a person will be forever . this hospital is named after him. what we also have is that the dear ones who want to establish a school or name a place the benefactor of the school should give it to the student and give it to the student , why do you see that the main reason is that the endowment actually remains and no change will be made in its use. of course, there may be a question in the mind of azali and the viewers that if this endowment is destroyed, it is worn out. in fact , there are shariah and jurisprudential issues of the endowment, which has the ability to be transformed into a good one, and it can be restored from its resources

so adam wrote about how it is not from the benevolence, it's not by appealing to the benevolence of the butcher, the baker, or the brewer that we get them to provide our dinner. but we appeal to their own interests. and this is not an apologetic sort of untrammeled selfishness, the way that, again, we try to teach our children, our kids to behave. rather, it's a recognition of the fact that the butcher the baker and the brewer do not exist. for us, they have own families. they have their own issues. they have their own problems. and it is the height of presumption then for me to walk into the butcher shop and sort of stamp my feet and say, i'm hungry, i expect you to me. well, again, the has got his own family. he's got his own children. he's got his own problems to solve. and if i want him to take care of me and to take care of my family and to advance the kinds of causes that i think are important, i have to do something for him. and when we do that, we do that. we've created a world that is very wealthy once again, where instead of being solitary poor, nasty, brutish and short, it's

ryan wants to make a con benevolent effects of the ve the benevolent effects of the fuel crisis.m home to cut heating bills. >> 1 in 5 workers in a survey said that free heating had encouraged them to commute to the office often. now that the office more often. now that doesn't mean that they'd that was the sole reason for them to do it. i mean, children do it. i mean, yes, my children are the boardroom at are asleep in the boardroom at the . but yeah, obviously the moment. but yeah, obviously it's expensive. it's going to be they're saying now that the heating bills are going to get more expensive again and they're going make more profit. going to make more profit. >> not been an expensive >> it's not been an expensive yet, think we've sort yet, has it? i think we've sort of had mean, thermostat or of had i mean, thermostat or whatever. but, you know, i haven't felt the house. i haven't felt the house. i haven't thing where you haven't had that thing where you walk in and like the house is warm you get angry. know walk in and like the house is warnfeeling. u get angry. know that

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more than that, hamas terrorists, the nazi organization weaponized israel's benevolence because in the past year israel allowed gazan workers to bring back livelihood in support of the economy there. we learned that some of the horrific nazi terrorists were those workers who came in and committed espionage to map out towns and villages in the south. we mentioned the take away iran. anybody that marches down the street and unable and encouraging decapitization of babies, we have to take adva advantage -- >> kayleigh: i will underscore what you justed, israel gave 20,000 work permits to go to israel, allowed economic aid and response from hamas to your benevolence of the israeli government was to torture people last saturday morning? >> i tear every time i think about this, uch up to the point i get nauseous. today israel buried a family, the family, father, mother, two teen boys and a teen girl used to go every saturday and fly kites on the fend for the border with gaza. they were found tortured, mutilated and dead in their bed with the father huddled over all of them and that is how th

benevolence had set up a a a school for civil war. and when she ran out of civil war orphans, she started stealing sue and chippewa children and bringing them to philadelphia to put them into to. i just sat through a session this morning which someone was making the claim that we need to re period. i actually had someone of former students cleo anthony johnson of wesleyan university sharing some his work and imploring us to read period i's american indian educational history so that the boarding schools aren't seen as the beginnings of this essentially child removal program and that even throughout the colonial and not just antebellum, but pre-dating the revolution a missionary schools or mission schools were established throughout new england that this form of benevolence, that ultimately extend to pre existing anglophone and european continental programs, of educating minor children away from they're either poor or ethnically diverse. irish kind of families so that they could become incorporated into a more anglophone, protestant an

is the result of the cooperation of tehran university of medical sciences and the efforts of the benevolent family of the late motahrieh. hakim children's hospital was built with an area of ​​295 square meters and with 26 6 beds in an area of ​​50,000 square meters from the land of tehran university of medical sciences. a project that was in line with the goals of the health system and the government spared no efforts to complete it. health and treatment projects have been given serious priority during the visits of the honorable president and the government delegation which is a direct problem of the people. in almost all of his visits , he paid special attention to hospital and healthcare projects. the 13th government's special view on medical projects can be seen in the quick completion of half-completed projects in the health sector . a country hospital was added. here is also the grand hospital with a thousand beds and smart hazrat mahdi ajllullah ta'ala farjahe sharif, which was left unfinished for 15 years and was opened in march of the previous year in the 13th government. cloud a h

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all want relationships between believers of traditional religions to be mutually respectful and benevolentve the necessary, solid foundations in the form of moral consensus, a common understanding of what is good and what is evil, this is a fundamental point, we in some sense have a common system of moral values, of course, colored in some sometimes cultural, tones, confessional, but essentially the distinction between good and evil in our religions is the same thing, speaking about the middle east, about what is happening in other countries, for example, the clash between muslims and jews. in european cities, spiritual leaders noted that it was russia must make its contribution to preserving peace. we consider it our duty to bring the parties to the conflict to an immediate cessation of hostilities, the release of hostages and the prevention of the escalation of the conflict, the death and suffering of the civilian population. at the same time, we call on our compatriots to remain calm and united, not to succumb to provocations and not to allow interethnic agitation. i myself have no doub

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fatemeh arianpour, birjand young journalists club , afghan immigrants benevolent institute, on the occasion of unity week, distributed 100 educational packages to the families of he explained the poor people of alborzez province. these packages include bags, shoes, stationery and gift cards. this institution started working in 2017 by helping 20 families and now 20 it covers a low-income afghan family. in alborz province, in every city of alborz province , we have a representative who identifies the family. a donation for goods or now that it's school season for fellow students who live in cities , we prepared a stationery, shoes , and distributed them to the family. thank you for your company. goodbye. students of shahid beheshti university hosted the government spokesperson. where do we stand in a meeting with this title? they wanted to use our athletes against us in the last two years. today, we see our athletes winning championships in the asian games. they get and they kiss the flag of our country, they wanted the industry today, what do you like to hear, the rights of students, the se

the last 2 years we have observed an attempt by regional countries on the one hand , adhere to benevolent united states, with the west, not to fall under sanctions there, secondary sanctions and some others. means costs, now it seems to me that for absolutely everyone it became clear who is who and what, well, that’s how, well, biden, he arrived when , he said, i agreed on humanitarian aid corridors, the united states insists on a two-state settlement of the palestinian-israeli conflict, in principle, this is the glory of putin, he i repeated them about the settlement, yes, but not russian military aircraft. are with weapons for israel, not russian aircraft carriers are approaching the coast of arab countries in the eastern mediterranean, it’s called double standards , well, that’s what we were fighting against, let’s start a big war there and then what they were fighting against was that they ran into a ground operation , too, it’s all interconnected in israel, what did the israelis think biden would come now , and by the way, the escalation is already 300, more than 3,700, and the dead

environs, i saw from the looks of those people we met that everything was absolutely sincere in their benevolentduring these 3 days in pyongyang everything so that we... probably want to return there, and this is probably the most important thing, because if you want to return to the country where you were, yes, it’s probably a good country, after all, well prices in north korea, which calls itself the country of national happiness, russian tourists will also be pleased, it’s cheaper there than in many asian countries, the main thing is to still be able to get a special permit visa, that’s it, the border is open, boris ivanin, about a vacation in north korea. sports should become the norm of life for the majority of russians, this task was set by vladimir putin during his speech in perm at the international forum of russia sports power, and this task is expressed in real numbers. the authorities will strive to involve 70% of the country's citizens in a sports lifestyle. also today the president gathered the council for the development of physical education and sports, where they also discussed t

flourish, but this blood, and on the other hand, it will poison any negotiations, even the most benevolentfor a very, very long time time, but i'll tell you that we still we saw a piece of this very new world, we just need to evaluate it very carefully, because of course, all this happens in a very small space, but everything was focused there, there are always a lot of things focused in this small space, well, look, what is gas? but gaza is a very long-lived example of a very populated space without a state, well, hamas is not a state, there is no state there, there is not even a proto-state, which was... not that it was recognized as an equal, but that no less, they gave money to public organizations, and if to space. and if there are more people, now i don’t say the word libya, i don’t say the word kosovo, i don’t say the word balkans at all, nevertheless , we saw that in the new world there may be a space without a state at all, it will exist with it, they will still bargain, he will be cajoled. the second question , look, but this whole idea of ​​late globalization collapsed, that eve

there's things the government will do they will dress up in benevolent ways that's kind of like a wolfsheep's clothing. it's a wolf showing up as a wolf. they are coming after your freedoms when the state of florida. we are not going to let them get a foothold and take away the financial privacy. we talk about having an equal opportunity society where people are not divvied up in the different racial groups but we are the first state to actually eliminate from the public universities. we are not going to shoehorn people into different groups. we are going to base that on merit and they say that it's diversity equity and inclusion the way that it's practiced is discrimination exclusion and indoctrination and has no place in our public universities. so, on issue after issue, we don't virtue signal, we act and we deliver. we want to know why florida has gone from a state where a guy like me would have the greatest republican governor victory. my election miami-dade county is the most populist county. 2.8 million people and in 2015 hillary clinton won the county by 30 percentage point. the

compared to last year, there has been an increase of about 30%, a growth due to the efforts of the benevolent compatriots, which has led to an increase in educational justice in the less privileged areas of the country. it should be thought that once the knowledge of each school, a student charity is included in the joint agenda of the aid and education committee, we want to reduce the government's interference in it . it will work in three provinces , we got permission from imam khomeini's committee to open our centers in ardabil, zanjan and khorasan, razavite, with the welcome of the students and their parents. children do this to identify their friends they realize that they are doing people's aid. i collected my savings and put it in this envelope to help one of my friends. became. the donations collected in the schools of each province are explained among the less privileged students of the same province. yazidi installs radio and television news. hello, this publication has been with you for years , at any point of time and at any moment you want to receive 60% of the resources of this

steve: the feature which was designed with benevolent intent, it was designed so that if someone is makinger see them again. so, it was designed, essentially, with victims in mind, but the fact that perpetrators are now getting a little bit wise to this and realizing that it's their way of escaping any kind of accountability, that's just unacceptable. avani: steve dean is a consultant to the dating app industry. steve: i think that's actually one of the most frustrating components of the current tinder and dating app experience, and i don't think that that should ever be a possibility, that someone can simply escape their bad behavior by blocking the person they just abused. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ avani: clinical forensic doctor janine rowse works closely with police in assessing victims of sexual violence, and two years ago she detected an increase in sexual assaults resulting from dating apps. janine rowse: i started noticing that some of the sexual assault forensic examinations i was doing, the victims were telling me that they had met their offender through a dating app. avani: so, she began document

if the endowment of your life was a real benevolent look at the well-being of the people. let's focus on producing these. we can see how much horizontal spending is created and how much it will help the endowment to work in people's lives in terms of cheapening people's needs. cheapening i will give an example of a disease where this patient is affected by a medical equipment. he doesn't ask the price at all, but when we go and look , we can see that we can buy it in the country for a fifth of the price to produce and provide it with good quality, we are reaching out to the technological company to come and support this hemp production , we tried in this current time, in this period of real new responsibility, to justify the new intentions of mr. take into consideration the development of science and technologies based on a new perspective . now, we have the intention of developing science. recently, a dear real person came and gave us a good amount of money as an endowment . his first intention is the development of science in iran. well, first we promote the intentions o

to facilitate the marriage of low-income couples, with the help of benevolent compatriots from all over the country and supporting institutions, the help of my dear brothers in the alhamdulillah relief committee of the islamic revolutionary guard corps was provided, gas refrigerator , washing machine and essential items needed by the less fortunate families of the city by respected benefactors. god has provided, i am happy that god has given me this happiness so that i can take some steps. i am grateful to all the jihadi groups that carried out this movement in the province. dowry donation from new-minded people, which in some provinces were accompanied by the wedding celebrations of couples. now, one of the assistants who is also a special nuclear patient and his daughter has got married and needs the award that we requested . we will be very happy to be able to help them. let's all join hands and help. you can be sure that no bride has anything . it is a people's campaign that the supreme leader pays special attention to. he didn't have a lot of money, but he was able to with efforts

getting whatever bread crumbs of economic development sees rallies like to grant them in their great benevolence. and didn't seem to, of, you know, psyched out these rallies, and in effect, you know, up totally up into you in terms of their military struggle. and many people view a mouse as a legitimate resistance group. and i think that there's some cretins to that. but i think just under, that's a cool levels of targeting of civilians and music festival, at least the moral level. it's got a legal level of is, you know, incredibly problematic say the least. um so, so it's, it's not clear what, what, how much is motives are to me. um, you know, i, i don't doubt that many people, it from us are genuinely driven by a, it's incredible frustration and anger at the of what is rel, is doing to them. it was bombings and siege and deprivation over all these years. and what the us is, the selected and backed and financed from is role. and the fact that the a global, you know, the international community has done nothing to stop it. and indeed that israel, it has been on a rampage in terms of normalizing

the most important export countries for germany or the us norway benevolence, u. k. poland. i'm especially love to. okay, now i want to find out how wine and dr many is actually drunk and what the regional differences are as a vendor and the most of region, my ts my i can tell us all about that. so i can show you, it's easiest way just to put that's the traditional as far as class, full shopping or shorter. controlling means you do like mix border with wine, but there's a lot more wine. so is say one hand wide wine. so you go like that and then you do one hand wide, but the other direction is that will be one way. refreshing. how sweet dreams of pods, wind festival. then when you go a little bit bought from the wine making areas, you have the way of doing an apple cider. and that way, it's a sparkling situs, so you need could be still could be sparkling. some people mix it, they, they put like kogan is number 3, would be just a regular line. so you're taking a wine class, pulling a sip of water. and then that will be the most sophisticated we're making. i would say, all righ

in its surroundings, i saw from the looks of the people we met how absolutely sincere in their benevolenturing these 3 days in pyongyang so that we would probably want to return there , and this is probably the most important thing, because uh, if you want to return to the country where you were, yes, it’s probably a good country, after all, but what about prices in north korea, which calls itself a country of people's happiness, russian tourists will also be pleased, it’s cheaper there than in many asian countries, the main thing is still to be able to get a special permit visa, that’s it, the border is open. dear friends, i invite you to the next episode of our author’s program, besagon tv , it will be called, if there is no god, everything is permitted, i hope you will understand why we named the program that way, i’m looking forward to seeing you. the israel defense forces received light at the entrance to gaza. the foreign operation is about to begin as soon as the military is ready, about it said a member of the country's security cabinet, minister of economy nir barkad. at the same

i'm curious to see if n, y will speak for himself the in the name of allah, the benevolent the merciful and my statement. i will not only defend my sense, i will also tell the truth. sadly though it's not annoy speaking, it's his interpreter and where it says that ality was flooded with protesters due to messrs. 3 times he pointed out that the prison didn't have enough space to take in so many inmates, but disappear to freak eunice told him to shut the n word, says he tried to keep the number of detainees to a minimum and to stop torture when it was necessary, after he released a group of detainees to seek units to motor to him from his post. his duties were transferred to 7 officers. they would torture prisoners day and night, and work or to hear their screens. in early 2012, the army attacked and where's hometown of how they killed the many civilians, including and where to send relative 200 new prisoners for them brought to her teeth and where it was tasked with interrogating them? he determined that most were innocent, recommended their release enough to torture them and were then r

have the means to shut you off, there are things government will do that they will dress up in benevolents like a wolf in sheep's clothing, central bank digital currency is not that, it is a wall showing up as a wolf, they are coming after your freedom. in a state of florida, we saw what the fed is thinking about doing so we passed legislation banning the use of central bank digital currency in the state of florida, we are not loan going to let them get a foothold and not going to let them take away your financial privacy. we talked about having an equal opportunity society where people aren't divvied up into different racial groups but we are the first state to actually eliminate so-called deer i from public universities, we are not going to treat people, shoehorn them into different ethnic groups, we are going to treat people as individuals, based on merit and this whole deer i, they say, diversity, equity, and inclusion, the weight is crafted, it is discrimination, exclusion and indoctrination and has no place in our public universities. so on issue after issue, we don't sure, we don't

certainly not benevolent by in means. we know in the past hamas captured an israeli military officer, held him for years, and in the end he was released for over 1,000 palestinian prisoners. that's something people were talking about when they realized the depth, how many hostages they captured, and whether or not they'd be willing to release any at all. that is the being question going forward, whether or not it's going to mean the release of others. hamas made a lot of claims about this. we can't really trust many of them, so i want to make sure we are waiting to see what it is that israeli officials are saying. we're waiting to hear from the white house on this actually. they're waiting, we're told from sources, until the two hostage are safely out. as we continue to is a what the white house is going to say and for the state department briefing, i want to go to nic robertson who's in real and h monitoring a lot of activity there. what have you been seeing in the last few hours? >> i think it's noticeable as right as t

not idolizing jesse james the man, we're talking about jesse james the myth and jessie was not a benevolent soul who robbed from the rich and gave to the poor. he was a psychopath. - [dermot] he made his mother proud by going to war for the confederacy, but continued his fight long past what was prudent. - the violence jesse james lived through branded him a rebel and sent him on a path of revenge, leaving behind a legacy of destruction. he may be a popular subject for hollywood, but sifting through the legends and lies leaves us with one of the real west's most violent outlaws larry: hello folks welcome to kudlow i'm larry kudlow, two major stories breaking, just hours ago. first, congressman mike johnson is the new house speaker-elect with 220 votes, mike johnson gets the come back player of the year award. israeli prime minister netanyahu announcing a ground incursion is coming. u.s. objections notwithstanding, our own grady trimble and lucas tomlinson. thank you, let's go to fox business grady trimble live from capitol hill, we have a new speaker and a g.o.p. come back. reporter: yes. i

second telephone, as if they won’t take you into account there at all, so find some kind of expert, benevolents this for, but how will it free up the girl’s time from the gadget, because this is also the problem that the girl spends almost all her waking time on the phone or tablet, if we make this communication and spending time manageable, if we are committed to this let's add a practical benefit, when the child will not just waste time, but learn something that will help... i 'll tell you right away, if you play there for more than two or three hours, you will lose your vision there, you will lose there others have some kind of communication and other skills, that is, we need authority, but if i understood you correctly, then the strategy is something like this, in order to free the child from the captivity of this mindless gadget while spending time, and from this black hole , need to... that is, we are looking for something to cling to, where is our resource? the resource we have is that she doesn’t just watch, she’s still smart and well done, she produces her own content, yes, and this i