troops taking them out of africa what would enable the boers to win? but nicholas did not do this, because the leaders of the boers hesitated and did not turn to russia for military assistance. and without an official appeal, the russian emperor considered himself not entitled to enter the war on the side of the boers, as a result, great britain crushed the boer republics with a drill a real genocide, because it was in the anglo-boer war that the british for the first time in history set up concentration camps in which, without food and help killed thousands of peaceful women children. old people so great britain completely destroyed the whole country and its population received african gold. and diamonds. and a few years later she was able to finance japan in the russian japanese war of 1905 , which became the prologue for the russian empire in 1917. krasinskiy witness works he is the most act major. warehouse number four, so that not a single fly flies out, we don’t happen in them, comrade major. we only have grenade launchers fly out. okay, guys, le

the boers.reign shared a common attitude to this struggle david with goliath, as they said in letters to relatives, he did not hide of his feelings and wrote to the grand duchess xenia alexandrovna how pleased he was . russian restaurants, piliburg songs. on the streets, activists raised funds in support of the city in the army, officers made plans. how to act to defeat the british, but history does not have a subjunctive mood, russian the expeditionary corps to help africa sent the sky a total of 225 russian dobrovo. at their own expense , they were able to get to the transvaal and take part in the hostilities, but even such a small number of russian soldiers could have a serious impact. for the course of the war, let's take just one person as an example. colonel of the russian army yevgeny maksimov in february 1900. he joined the european legion, which fought on the side of the city , and in just a few months he earned such authority among his comrades-in-arms that after the death of the comma

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that of shamanov, of course, if they do not refresh the memory of the same russians, then putin's boers soon or they will fulfill their mission too late, and for example , the youth will never know the truth about the events in chechnya, they will nod approvingly while listening to the fables of the same shaman. he is cruel in his relations with civilians. terrible behavior is still going on. terrible with each passing moment, the desert aviation began to bomb the city. why did the russian army, under the leadership of a shaman, wipe russian cities and settlements of shamans to zero? the shells are not saved, and now when this body proudly proclaims that the paratrooper will not go to fight with his people, he will reach for the archives from the often simple memory refresher. this is the best counter-propaganda and come here. let's start sleeping peacefully, our donbas, everything , everything, the eyes were broken. the storming of grozny took place on new year's eve. in fact, it was russia that started bombing its own city when unsuspecting people were preparing for the holiday, the t

designer of the bardanna, the accuracy of shooting of bushmen armed with optical devices during the anglo-boer war gave birth to the classic british saying from one match three do not light in in the first world war, the advantage was already on the side of british snipers from the colonies thanks to the ability to camouflage, in particular, the canadian indian francis pega magabo destroyed 378 teutons in the battle for oknava, a third of the japanese losses were attributed to the american sniper in 1953, the usa began to arm maxmen with electronic optical sights, they were in every infantry division of the american of the army when it is inconvenient we try to find the most convenient place that is a good object there from the couch from some shooting or there from some uh well from some table that is sometimes it can be there a tripod sometimes it can even be a sister’s shoulder well there are different situations and unpleasantly cold nights to spend somewhere in the forest or in a landing or in the field there may be such a situation that at the moment it looks like the target is visible,

thaddeus de boer has gone into the private sector and mrs. has not selected a new pastry chef yet, so she called her old friend roland messina, who was more than happy to return to the white house during the christmas season. and where the chefs create this gingerbread house is they start working on it. that's advance. roland would sometimes start working in august on the marzipan figures, but they actually put it together in the china room of the white house. there's a little elevator off that hall. and so they at once it was finally put together. they put on a little cart, wheel it up the elevator. and that year, roland was really excited to make another gingerbread house. and it was to big to fit on the elevator. so in the wee hours of the morning, he had to go outside, put the gingerbread house on a van, drive it around to the front entrance of the white house and carry it in. and it was absolutely breathtaking. it included over 800 hand pipe snowfles. it weighed over £300. and again, it's ju gingerbread and dark chocolate and marzipan. a

was made by the british just uh in africa uh in the south in the transel, when there was anglo- the boer concentration camp family as criminals, they took the boer families from the army hostage. general de lare who fought against the british colonialists and their families were held in concentration camps as hostages and at any moment they could simply be shot accordingly, in fact, what the germans and other axis powers later practiced in the occupied territories. uh, when the fight against the partisans of yugoslavia in belarus, many other regions, respectively, is really a concentration camp invention of the anglo-saxons gas chambers of the invention. uh, the united states appeared in the first twenties, that is, everything and the tools of the mass destruction of people and the masses. the humiliation of people as whole nationalities is just the invention of the anglo-saxons. and through the mouth of biden, he probably said, well, some sessional rhodes, who also like a poor relative came to africa, he pumped out all the wealth and, accordingly, hmm left uh, the local tribes practical

perfect franchise is bringing awareness to very important cause with her new film olivia de boer. totally takes a look at this morning's entertainment report. take a look. >> we are seeing anna kendrick, like we've never seen her before. a woman stuck in an emotionally abusive relationship. >> i am so sorry. i'm lee. >> so for my birthday, we're going up north for a week. >> and come so at starling is psychological drama. it's about a woman in an emotionally abusive relationship. that's helsing terms of how they continue to go right. i came up, i guess we're going to do >> and she goes kind of weekend trip to a cabin with 2 of her closest happy birthday. happy birthday to they end slowly but surely, sir, being able to draw her out and kind of let her see the light of what it is that she's actually experiencing. >> okay. so i think have to leave early. when did you become more important to the u.s.? is a race find out more >> the story is such an important one for i think women but also men as my hero. >> well, you know, you're coming well, i'm sure, honestly expected overnight. it

tonight.carr at the boer will, thank you. >>> the newly elected new york congressman who admitted to fabricating his education and work history is facing new scrutiny and calls to resign. sources telling abc news that federal and local prosecutors are reviewing the public filings of republican george santos amid questions over the source of his wealth. here's abc's aaron katersky. >> reporter: already caught lying about his background, tonight, congressman-elect george santos is facing new scrutiny over his seeming leap from rags to riches. sources telling abc news federal prosecutors are now looking into his financial disclosures. it's not a formal investigation, but in 2020, santos was earning $55,000. and two years later, he claimed assets worth up to $11 million. >> i come from abject poverty. i made some mistakes. and i own up to them. and now i want this past me so i can deliver for the american people. >> reporter: santos has admitted he made up much of his resume, lying about college and his career. though last night on fox, he seemed to backtrack. >> we can debate my resume

military-political leadership of the russian federation does not keep its word, that is, putin himself, his boershe center of the kharkiv region, now it will be an obvious fact that russia is here forever russia will never leave and tomorrow they run ahead. how was it wrong in kharkiv oblast? well , in kherson, at the same time, kherson is like a lemon in donetsk oblast, from the territory of russia . the territory that they consider to be theirs, the minister of defense ordered the army general from the ravine to start moving troops from eh, that is, in the part of the kherson region that is located on the right bank of the reasons, we leave kherson to the fate of kherson, and our defense will be built on the left bank, proceed to it military force and take all measures to ensure the safe transfer of personnel from the military equipment across the river, there is no such thing and the whole world will see it and strengthen assistance to ukraine the victory of a country that is 28 and a half times smaller than russia is no longer visible in the west fastiv and the fact that they believed in us,

he was here when there were boer prisoners of war here and he actually five when queen victoria ascendedoise ever. he's a seychelles giant tortoise and is enjoying a comfortable retirement in the official residence of the governor of the island. his birthday�*s being marked with parties and the issue of a special stamp. he might be slowing down a little — though, how can you tell? — and a lot of the food he eats seems somehow to miss his mouth. i think his favourite is probably banana and gouyave — that's guava, but we call them gouyave here — so, but he tends to makes a big mess when he eats those, but he really likes them. chuckles. and, like most 190—year—olds, he has a girlfriend. her name is emma, and she's and she's young enough to be his great—great—great—great— granddaughter. island authorities have already made plans for his eventual demise — his shell will be preserved for posterity. gail maclellan, bbc news. hgppy happy birthday jonathan, he turns 190 happy birthdayjonathan, he turns 190 years old. you're watching bbc news. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @monikaplaha. thank

he was here when there were boer prisoners of war here and he actually five when queen victoria ascended a seychelles giant tortoise and is enjoying a comfortable retirement in the official residence of the governor of the island. his birthday�*s being marked with parties and the issue of a special stamp. he might be slowing down a little — though, how can you tell? — and a lot of the food he eats seems somehow to miss his mouth. i think his favourite is probably banana and gouyave — that's guava, but we call them gouyave here — so, but he tends to makes a big mess when he eats those, but he really likes them. chuckles. and, like most 190—year—olds, he has a girlfriend. her name is emma, and she's and she's young enough to be his great—great—great—great— granddaughter. island authorities have already made plans for his eventual demise — his shell will be preserved for posterity. gail maclellan, bbc news. a very happy birthday. now with just three weeks to go until christmas, please don't get stressed out by that fact, the city of crack of in poland has been holding its annual competition

much inspired by the stories of the boer officer scout and saboteur. was released in 1830 according to fenimore cooper james fenimore cooper book captain 400 this junior sailor had to take command of the pilgrim sailing ship after the entire crew died during a whale hunt. ishmael no not the work of yevgeny alexander fifteen-year-old captain is true, this son of a small landowner from the notting shire, having decided to link his fate with the sea, became a ship's doctor, and later a captain. lermontov's grandmother was so afraid of her fall that she stopped driving around palace square. and where is this street 500? - 400 sergey 500 from evgeny 1700 from you to whom sergey thank you sergey theme anniversary 2022 rate 500 attention to the screen this year the moscow mayakovsky theater celebrates this anniversary let it be 100 years old, it was founded as the theater of the revolution where is this house? at the end of the 19th century, the trading house of the germans kunst and alberts transported chinese goods to russia, and exported trepangs and seaweed, the main office was located in

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the boers was opposed to lower class values . the communal traditions associated with christmas, like we're sailing bang on people's doors demanding alcohol wearing masks. this replaced by this inward looking family as opposed to community your table as opposed to the streets your foss site, as opposed to the whole city. this new om inward looking. i'm celebration. oh yes. then why should you mind me? said she, the poor people were really being kept at a distance due to them all people didn't want to see them off yet they wanted them to be more submissive, more amenable and tear terrace oliver. it and the bourgeois family became a very important part of society as having grown rich at the expense of the working class that mark was described. martha addiction for the bush were family christmas became one of the great annual gatherings. one during which people honored their own members, if it showcased this social success and boosted their children's ambitions to charlotte. oh, it will not be, shall praise offer. mm. and away this

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there was an estimated $500 llion in revenues along the boer. this year, the number has grown to $13 million. >> i've been to the border and going to the border for many years. witnessing rsthand how chaotic the situation is for the brave men and women on the board, a break ever single day. the biden ministration needs t stop turning a ve eye to -- harris and president biden are not leaving down, ey're getting the problem that we have got. i have tked to -- that cash is king for the criminal organizations. however, with the advent of cryptocurrencies, there is some concern wi the ease of cross border payments is out fueled the rise in revenue. mr 11, can you describe the scale of cash being used illegal activities compared to cryptocurrency, and additionally, can you give us a recommendation of how wean better implement the technology to track the illicit money flows? >> thank u for the question. it is a very important issue. the future of cryptocurrenci is that it does work seamlessly across borders, anywhere in the world, instantaneously, the

my is if you put a group of people concentrated into a camp as you did in south africa in the boer warow i'm not making any and making it not is concentration it's a causing nafion concentration it's a causing nation it's a concentration of people . so he actually comparing people. so he actually comparing placement of illegal channel migrants in pontins holiday parks to sending them to concentration camps. i mean, i didn't about you but for people allegedly fleeing war and persecution and hellhole countries i reckon the great british holiday park probably isn't a bad place to end . but isn't a bad place to end. but what despicable language actually, james, adam dawn neesom do stand by because . neesom do stand by because. coming up, as i mentioned, should call off their historic strike in mere hours. should call off their historic strike in mere hours . and should strike in mere hours. and should they be banned from ever striking again? as jeremy hunt appeared to suggest by students? our panel returned to debate that in part two of the media files, but is brexit the movie about to come

my is if you put a group of people concentrated into a camp as you did in south africa in the boer warow i'm not making any and making it not is concentration it's a causing nafion concentration it's a causing nation it's a concentration of people . so he actually comparing people. so he actually comparing placement of illegal channel migrants in pontins holiday parks to sending them to concentration camps. i mean, i didn't about you but for people allegedly fleeing war and persecution and hellhole countries i reckon the great british holiday park probably isn't a bad place to end . but isn't a bad place to end. but what despicable language actually, james, adam dawn neesom do stand by because . neesom do stand by because. coming up, as i mentioned, should call off their historic strike in mere hours. should call off their historic strike in mere hours . and should strike in mere hours. and should they be banned from ever striking again? as jeremy hunt appeared to suggest by students? our panel returned to debate that in part two of the media files, but is brexit the movie about to come

some unique boer encounters with custom and border protection officls just in the month of november. 35 percent of those encounrs in november where migrants from cuba, nicaragua, counies bear it is very hard to send people back to. only 2 ototal encounters were processed und title 42. it is thatanmic policy that makes it easier to immediately send somebody back, if they are crossing illegally. it is that title 42 policy that the biden administration has asked to end. it was a policy put in place during the trump administration. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. open borders has not walked -- worked and neither has building a wall. after five use of completing that process, they would be eligible for citizenship. to appeal to the conservatives, concerned about finances, there would be no social programs for people coming into the country. you are expected to support yourself. i would hope that the moderates could find a common ground that will help us offer these people will an opportunity without turning us into a welfare state. but that would be an opportunity. hos

these are the polar bears of the boers in, uh, no less intelligent creatures, in general, it is a combinationt say, ivanskaya, on the other hand, it can be assumed that other species that are already actively visiting tundra over time, maybe it will populate hybrids are going to form. the same birds with birds. yes, it happens in general, hybridization. uh, well, since i'm not an ornithologist, i ca n't say for sure right now without preparation. which is what concerns wolverine and there is no one to hybridize with. it's just that, like the bear, it's an exceptionally intelligent animal , exceptionally ecologically plastic and omnivorous, so er, where there will be a brown bear. uh, v- it is very likely that rasomaha will be nearby somewhere here, and as for foxes, foxes really populate the tundra, they rise up, let’s say, and uh, they often have mountains with arctic foxes, but no, not cupids, but red foxes, they are larger than the sand fox from the polar fox, fox. i would say, even a small one. and so the foxes decided to attack the sand and kill them. even like this, that is, this is suc