that is why in 1899 it was decided to start a small victorious war against two seemingly weak e-e boer republics, however, the british, and the government underestimated the fierce resistance that the usual the peasants will have, uh, the most powerful army at that time, and therefore, in order to defeat the british from a military point of view, it was necessary not only to take in numbers, they are not huge. losses from the extremely effective guerrilla war that was unleashed against them, they needed to find at least some sore point that they could press in order to persuade the afrikaners to sign a peace treaty, which is probably the first time in the history of mankind that concentration camps appeared, to which the british they rounded up the women and children of those same partisans who had gone to fight against the british and thus, making them virtually hostages in an extremely difficult and uncompromising political struggle with the little ones. uh, by the boer republics, before the end of the war, due to hunger and unsanitary conditions in english concentration camps, 4,177

you know the brutality of the british during the anglo-boer war in africa at the turn of the 19th-20thurrent non -cooperative relations of great britain with the countries of the commonwealth of nations. on september 10, 1899, the minister of the british colony, joseph chamberlain, demanded that the president of the south african republic of the transvaal paul kruger grant voting rights to all europeans who had lived in the republic for at least 5 years, the boers took chamberlain's ultimatum as a declaration of war and on october 11 their troops crossed the borders of the english colonies of the cape and natal so began the anglo-boer war, which is considered one of the most inhumane and bloody in the history of great britain republics, in general, who are the boers in the middle of the 17th century, when a in europe, uh, the thirty years war raged, when a europe and european states achieved the peak of opportunities associated with uh extensive, and with the development of a huge number of european settlers, they fixed their eyes on the american continent. so in the future, american s

that is, they treated us like the boers during that very camp war, yes, alexander nikolayevich, if youhe british and not the germans, and above all, carried out a certain social policy. it was social policy against the backdrop of the history of the twentieth century, against the backdrop of the opposition of communism to bolshevism, played as it played. the same tehcher when she believed along with many. e in the change after gorbachev came to power behaved completely differently, so here i would not introduce ethnic e, criteria. but , all the more, i would not introduce racial criteria. as for confrontation, this is the basis of any right-wing national movements in europe, uh, opposition to left-wing ideas of communism, socialism, and so on, which russia supports in one way or another. and now we are seeing a reorientation in foreign policy, and precisely these tendencies are too left-wing for them. yes, we have always, except for the gorbachev period, with the exception of the gorbachev period and with the exception of a part, and the white russian migration has always been on the l

brown, but a green tint, that's why they are called boers.e is such an interesting view of marine flora let's figure it out then . why should we pay attention to algae, what is so special about them useful? why you should include them in your diet and the first thing you should pay attention to is that algae are rich in antioxidants. we talked about cratinoids. on the one hand, it is a dye, but on the other hand, it has been shown that the kartonoids of both algae and vegetables are the same, but have a powerful effect. they are capable of destruction. uh, free radicals. they help slow down the progression of oncological pathology vitamins and minerals. and not so very rich algae. it's her you zinc and manganese and magnesium and selenium molybdenum chromium, that is, even the super rare trace elements that we need and the same arsenic. we consider it poison, in fact , it is also very important for our body in small doses in small quantities, of course, e, it also has algae. that is, the entire periodic table from sea water. it is collected a

become the case next. prime minister, the contest was sparked by the resignation of prime minister, boers johnson. the economy is set to be the new prime minister's most pressing task with the u. k. facing cost of living crisis, and soaring energy charges in her acceptance speech trust promised to tackle those challenges head on. i will deliver a bold plan to cut taxes and grow our economy. i will deliver on the energy crisis dealing with people's energy bills, but also dealing with the long term issues we have on energy supply. w corresponded brigitte mass is in london, and gave us this assessment of the issues was trust. we'll have to address the most pressing issue for highest the cost of living crisis. britain's have seen real wages falling to historic low, and at the same time, inflation has been rising, its over 10 percent at the moment and there are some phone calls that are predicting that it could rise up to 20 percent and the coming months. so that's already for a lot of people are very dia, economic situation. but on top of that, britain like other europeans, they are facing in

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the boer company sold energy contracts for 7 gb but, as it turned out to be such a volume of electricity not have to urgently negotiate energy supplies from spain and italy and an unbalanced energy market. it's really. eh? events, because no one is immune from such things further. here , the loss of electroglass amounted to 60 million euros, which is comparable to their profit request a solution to the problem. it would seem that it lies on the surface, for example, hungary i found a way out of the crisis provisions budapest spitting on the so-called european unity went into direct negotiations with gazprom and now the country has the cheapest kilowatt-hours in europe position. it is instructive for other countries because it shows that it is perhaps its current leader who dictated it to a person who has political will and who has political thinking. and, of course, other countries, to some extent, they envy him, because he has the courage to prove it; now washington is afraid that, for example, other eu countries will follow the example of hungary protests to the europeans are getting l

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he was in the boer war fighting, and he was actually imprisoned and escaped. more than that, he also enlisted during the great war, what we call the 1st world war churchill. i was also a romantic trigger. he wanted to be a great war leader. large shoes or larges are famous for bear. the doctor marlborough bull craig roberts, is a former assistant treasury secretary for economic policy in his writing. he analyzes the factors that led to world war 2. i churchill had gone into the war seeking power, was avenue the to the prime minister ship? mm. yoseph is ariana bitch starlin original named joe gut, feeling the son of a shoemaker and a peasant woman. he had ruled the country since 1922. if you look objectively at the achievements of the soviet and german stollins period, you have to say that they were tremendous. social welfare benefits were provided to the soviet population of medical care education, living standards, lou, professor grove, a 3rd, ph. d, at volunteer state university in new jersey is well known for his work on soviet history and politics. he was

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forests are considered the main resource of the republic, they cover about 40% of its territory, local boersextremely rich and dense, will not let the germans lie, who during the great patriotic war. oh, how they suffered from the belarusian partisans, they say that the nazis flatly refused to go to the forests, belarus did not last long, only - this is a sacred phenomenon. yes it. well, here, as if you like, like the mountains in georgia yes, like the amazon in brazil and our forest is a cradle, because she e not only saved from hunger, but she saved from the cold, she saved the germans from the famine of occupation. uh from the poles uh in the uneasy periods of the polish raids of course, either in general and specifically, spruce trees play an important role in belarusian folklore in fairy tales, christmas trees are often associated with evil spirits, as well as with some female characters, usually very noisy and knocked together, but at the same time they symbolize the sacrifices of forgiveness. e not without reason. probably alexander lukashenko could not resist and named several specif

>> it was not me was the boers anka is committed to for going along and instead switching to bark and drought-resistant landscaping. other neighbors have added nets to their lawns to keep the pigs from chewing up the grass in concord. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> 9 people don't have a place to call home tonight after a driver who police say was under the influence, plowed into their homes and happened on crab apple way shortly after one 30 this morning, the car hit another vehicle, then crashed into a townhouse. nobody was hurt. 2 units of that building are red tank because of the damage. we talked to somebody who lives near the scene. he said the crash will come up in the middle of the night. >> and they came out. >> the whole evidence and then make it i don't. i mean, you know what? >> this all happened in san jose. it's not clear how many people were inside the car when it crashed. a driver is now in custody. one passenger with minor injuries was taken to a hospital. police are still investigating the incident. >> san jose police say they issued 21 citations to drivers yest

announcement follows 2 months of intense campaigning, sparked by the resignation of prime minister boers. johnson truss who is currently the u. k. foreign minister defeated her rivalry. she sooner shall follow margaret thatcher and to re them made to become britons 3rd female premier truss called on her party to rally around her to find the many crises plaguing the country. it's an honor to be elected as leader of the conservative a unionist party. during this leadership campaign i campaigned as a conservative and i will govern as a conservative employee, friends, we need to show that we will deliver over the next 2 years. so she's not even in the post and already seemingly running out of time. the most pressing issue facing her is the rising cost of living in the united kingdom. energy prices and shopping bills are getting more and more expensive. many families are expected to struggle to make ends meet this coming winter trust will also have to settle a series of industrial disputes and tackle foreign policy challenges that include the war in ukraine. and last but not least, implementi

it's not that she suddenly jumped to such a level, however, the boers were outraged by another replican when the us president walks around a car dealership. detroit talked about the video ended. as you can see , no one wears a mask and everything is in good shape , it is clear that the president of the united states really wants at least something. if not to be, then to be a winner, but this remarque turned out to be completely unrealistic, considering that in america several thousand people still die every week from the sight. i'm wondering what he meant. president biden speaking, it is that 3,000 people die from the virus in america every week. it's normal that 150,000 deaths in a year in the states is normal. i think america could fight the virus. better biden himself, it seems, nevertheless began to understand that not everything is going smoothly for him and the prospects for a second term are still more than vague. he first said that he would like to run for president again, but now he will wait for the results of the autumn congressional elections, if the democrats fail in them,

first time in key positions, representatives of national minorities, for which the former rector from boerrsity called the government a coconut cabinet. in addition, the american media called the track a political chameleon, and the french iron weather vane for its habit. changing position depending on the situation is another extremely valuable quality for a british politician, especially in times of economic storms and political upheavals. here, the main thing is to stay in place. otherwise, it will blow away like the three previous prime ministers from the conservative party. timur sraziev dmitry volkov natalya litovka alexander gusev channel one, london well, for the whole coming week britain will lead to mourning in the country , several generations have grown up who did not know another ruler, except for elizabeth ii, up to 2 million. people will gather every day in the center of london all the days before the funeral scheduled for september 19 variables inevitable even in a kingdom that prides itself on loyalty to tradition. long live the king. god save the king's famous lines, whil

other foot rests on uh, the lower middle class of england england who hated germany since the anglo-boere were a number of political mistakes by wilhelm which resulted in this layer. well, what is called the lower middle class. he treated germany very badly. chelsea is building its political career on this on the bottom and on jewish capital and is pursuing a tough anti-german policy with a focus on the us union and in fact. i don’t know what he really thought, but in fact he is leveling and destroying the british empire in favor of the usa and the hormone writes one of his largest work is called history of the english-speaking peoples. that is, he sees this one, the english- speaking unity, already led by the united states, had such trends in the 19th century, but nonetheless. this is the line, she won, and it was churchill who provoked those bombings that the british carried out on german cities and convinced them in their heads. here is that narrow circle of the aristocracy and those around. called uh from english won consent did not drink, but i can say the following, that uh in so m

before he threw north boers, johnson and his wife carrie said good bye to stop at 10 downing street. it was partly the party in here that led to so many of his own in peace. turning against him, his departing speech didn't reference any coven rule breaking. but rules did come up when he talked about the end of his premier ship. the baton will be handed over in waters, unexpectedly turned out to be a relay race. they changed the rules half way through, but never mind that now. johnson did promise to support this trust every step of the way, urging his party to unite after a damaging leadership contest. apart from telling supporters what his government had achieved, johnson did briefly mention the financial stress facing millions of households. the sunlit uplands of the british economy currently shrouded in fog. and the calls on the new prime minister to offer some glimpse of light are getting louder. you need to look at the world as it is rather than the world that you'd like it to be and then you need to respond. and the big message for me is trickle down. economics does not work. th

the british did not commit accept our ghibli against the judge during the boer war. british did give them the magna carta, habeas corpus, free speech. they ended the transatlantic slave trade as well as widows in india. the british empire spread protestant christianity to the entire world and publish some of the greatest literature ever written and produced of finest manufactured goods ever made anywhere at any time including now. it was an impressive place run by impressive people. we will see many empires going forward, but we will never see one so benign. that's true, and because it is true, the people who would like to run the world in a far harsher way would like to make certain that you don't know it. and so they destroy the evidence. the evidence that it ever existed. here they are tearing down a statue of a british philanthropist in the u.k. two years ago. [yelling] [chanting] destroy the statue, erase the memory. that's why they are doing it. slander the ruler, discredit the entire period she lived in. and that's exactly why they are attacking queen elizabet

he stayed there throughout her it did not boer mu and that kimmel was an early supporter of her and you t this last night. me the greatest sin in comedy is not being funny and i'm not sure that was that funny. >> it is ok if you want to do your bit then when it is somebody else's turn, i would say let them have their time. that is my personal opinion. >> i don't know if you sell it, but was it a distraction? it was this great moment. tto me it was a bit of a distraction. >> i think he has been up for 13 times and he has never won but to pull focus from someone else especially in their first win ever and a person of color and if you want to go all the way down that road, you can go down that rabbit hole with the that i'm sure that was not what he was doing. the optics of that. >> i'm sure he did not think about it as being a distraction or he would not have done it. >> i think a lot of people were calling out a certain kind of privilege with that with what he did. >> a swing and a miss. >> with him and arnett's writers, they could have come up with something better. >> i wonder if they a

everything for the victory of the singers is supervised by the boers in favor of the people's militia we are helping in every way we could, as far as politically possible, but now it is absolutely obvious to them that we are together and this, of course, is the most important thing. saxophonist igor butman recently returned from the crimea, where he performed in the hospital for the wounded fighters, whom they have, who came, and who need both moral help and physically and in general, in some way, you need to do it this way. right now, this is what the musician must prove himself in such a way that the person who is hurt, that he smiles, that he feels that this is not in vain and this is pain. not for nothing, this is life. eh, everything that happens is not in vain. it makes some sense and for this you need to play. very well the musician shared what he would like to revive in donetsk jazz festival in the era of the ussr, it was a landmark international event, he said and remembered how he visited it for the first time in the early eighties, a stunning festival, where we talked playe

/ h there, moreover, there are all sorts of things here , there are still moments associated with boered. if all this is used in combination, then it may not even be seen at all aircraft of this kind. although it would seem that they should be observed visually. i will add that according to the reviews of the garage ammunition , the engine is running quite loudly with such a characteristic buzz. and apparently, the vysushniki have already learned that this is a flying one for a reason. now, for predators independent, when they hear an ominous sound, they either run for cover or fly into the sky from all trunks for good luck , there is no adequate response to a new threat from the sky of ukraine . thank you evgeniy tishkovets, and the flowering of geranium is now a short advertisement. and here's what we'll talk about after her. loses the remnants of the rating, the head of the foreign ministry intimidates the world with bloody russian rhetoric of the left. do not distinguish from the agenda of the right-wing german politics against the backdrop of the ukrainian crisis, where will the n

she was hugely fond of him, and the man who'd fought for her great—great—grandmother during the boeren's successor — potentially, it put the queen in the uncomfortable position of having to choose between political rivals. and in 1963, some were surprised when macmillan resigned and her majesty sent for alec douglas—home, then still a member of the house of lords. archive: in the tory party, no choice would have been| unanimously approved, but perhaps when the tumult subsides, lord home will be a popular premiere. the britain that is going to be forged in the white heat of this revolution will be no place for restrictive practices... harold wilson was the queen's first labour prime minister and hugely valued his weekly meetings with her. the prime minister, your majesty. the fact that there is somebody different, separate, uncommitted, whose only concern is to see that parliament and government reflect the decision of her people, that is something that one just doesn't have in presidential states. i mean, he is master of his own situation... key to the monarch's role — being kept in

this can be compared with the south african alliance during the anglo-boer wars, when there were onlyy, there the british destroyed the hotentots with the hands of other negro tribes. everything is really, really. uh, ukraine as a state signs the act of unconditionally. subordination e to the anglo-saxon world where it is already in fact, if zelensky used to pretend that he was the president of regardless of the country, now it is actually signing. here is what with even dodo came to kiev a few weeks ago, all this, in fact, the case turns the remnants of present-day ukraine into a single military camp directed against. e russia against e, our state. e hands and e, mercenaries or pseudo-mercenaries there, supposedly, there are some aztecs, probably nazis, who, in my opinion, definitely have a contract with the us army and many others. really. uh, now if nato air defense forces with nato operators are deployed there. excuse me, but teach, uh, the same hmm systems missile defense will be so. and the rest is unrealistic somewhere in the uk in 3-4 weeks, so it’s already clear who will serv

if the same churchill he went through excuse the boer war, where he crawled out to his own for a weekbefore he even went to sea, then by whom was it rhinestone? well, we are wondering. we we say, yes, she was exactly the one who can call zelensky today and ask him for good advice, because her level of education and level of understanding of the situation. he is somewhere at the level of zelensky and, accordingly, from here arises the recipe that i said on the sidelines, as i said, my friend mikhail that something needs to be done with terrorists, we know the recipe for how to deal with terrorists. in toilets, respectively, if now europe actually sponsors the country of terrorists. first, we strive to in europe, instead of waterlots, there were toilets everywhere, and this process is already underway, and then in general, there are terrorists, this is the recipe that i propose to use, so once again a specially military operation will reach its logical end and our confrontation with the west. it will also lead to the logical end, in which we will win. and about the new churchill, you ma