in the war with the european settlers, the boers, the british won, but already in 1910 they had to grantf-government to these colonies, which united into the south african union. it received dominion status, and has now become a completely independent and independent state. politics were carried out in yur. apartheid division of the population by race in reality, all rights remained with the white minority, while africans were subjected to discrimination, segregation and all kinds of humiliation. they could not move freely around the country, vote in elections, or enter into mixed marriages. the african national congress, the anc, communists and other organizations fought for their rights, including with the help of the ussr. at the end of the eighties, the apportheid regime had to make concessions and release the head of the anc. canceled and today south africa is one of the most influential states in the global south, russia's brix partner. on may 31 , 2002, the seventeenth fifa world cup began. for the first time it was held in asia, and in two countries at once, which was also new: i

in the war with european settlers, the boers, the british. won, but already in 1910 they had to grantthese colonies, which united into the south african union. it received dominion status, and has now become a completely independent and independent state. in yura, the policy of apartheid was pursued, dividing the population along racial lines. in reality, all rights remained with the white minority, and africans were discriminated against, segregation and all kinds of humiliation. they could not move freely around the country. vote in elections, enter into mixed marriages. the african national congress, the anc, communists and other organizations fought for their rights, including with the help of the ussr. at the end of the eighties, the apartheid regime had to make concessions and release the head of the anc, nelson mandela. he spent almost 30 years in prison. and apartheid was cancelled. and today south africa is one of the most influential states in the global south, russia’s partner in the brix unification. may 31, 2nd year the seventeenth fifa world cup began, for the first time

for roses, drill de boer, it's fruit. the patriots were scattered. however, the british experienced the strength of the malay resistance to the full extent. the british army losses in the la, where the largest since the end of world war 2. in 1957, the british empire was forced to recognize malay and independence. the resilience of them a late people put an end to the history of british colonial eliza in south east asia. the known in via the american war, the vietnam war lost it for almost 2 decades and dragged in numerous countries. not any time right now and then you can just say, now what is all on the empty? hundreds of thousands of american troops was sent to the country to bank the south vietnamese on me. i thought about that. not what the american soldiers miller did resist as most solicitation to down entire villages and spread dangerous chemicals and lee by all right. did the americans ever fully acknowledge what they did on the vietnamese veterans ready to forgive? yeah, yeah, yeah. that's. that's a ways to go. yeah. the welcome back to pro

they were told that such camps were invented not by the germans, but by the british during the anglo-boer, which is absolutely true, it was emphasized that the isolation of weak patients only improves society. how effective such training in cruelty was is difficult to say, but the nazis were right raising the right children was approached according to science. it is generally accepted that nazism rejected psychoanalysis, which was so fashionable at the beginning of the 20th century, because the books of the jew sigmunt freud were burned along with the books of the jew karl marx. and freud himself was only miraculously managed to be evacuated from vienna after the anschluss. by the way, all of his sisters, who could not be brought out, died in a concentration camp. but in fact, psychoanalysis was very popular in berlin during the interwar period, it was just quickly brought under control. when the nazis came to power, the distinguished psychiatrist matyaas herring, a cousin of hermann herring, hitler's closest ally, founded the german institute for psychological research in psychotherapy i

so the part i'm going to read is at the scene of the crash where one woman, her name is huda de boer. she's a doctor and she works for the un refugee agency for palestinians. unwra, and she has been helping to rescue many children from. this burning bus. and there is another character who's mentioned here is a teacher named ola, who together with a man named salim, the two of them went inside this burning bus repeatedly pulled kids out. so i'll i'll begin here. nearly 20 minutes had passed since huda and her staff had come upon the burning bus. flames and smoke were pouring from the smashed windows. who driver abu faraj was directing traffic, keeping an open path for the evacuees, and telling drivers of cars to turn back. the crowd had grown so large that huda could no longer see the driver and the teacher she salim had pulled from the front the bus. she was focused, the children gently carrying them with one of the u.n. nurses to the cars that had stopped at the accident site. many of the drivers had volunteer to transport burn victims and stood ready to race to the nearest hospital,

the proletariat and the boers was the now it's whatever their victim groups aren't those expand every year and the are abstractions days to secure power under this marxist system one house to establish oneself as a victim. to have a revolution and replace the oppressor especially people are men and christians and so on and so forth. this is true that this does have features of that second wave that seem to be opposite. as i've just been stating it's inaccurate to see as the departure of what we call it the liberalism on college campuses as i've been suggesting with my brief summary of john stuart mill arises from the hearts. in fact the playbook for what we see on college campuses by the second wave in our midst was written by a gentleman whose name was herbert mark cusa. in 1965 herbert mark cusa published an essay called repressive tolerance and if you read it it's not long and if you read this essay you'll be stunned by how not just help prophetic it is that how it's after that of the playbook for how in particular a progressive left will take over the institutions and the argument

the proletariat and the boers was the now it's whatever their victim groups aren't those expand every year and the are abstractions days to secure power under this marxist system one house to establish oneself as a victim. to have a revolution and replace the oppressor especially people are men and christians and so on and so forth. this is true that this does have features of that second wave that seem to be opposite. as i've just been stating it's inaccurate to see as the departure of what we call it the liberalism on college campuses as i've been suggesting with my brief summary of john stuart mill arises from the hearts. in fact the playbook for what we see on college campuses by the second wave in our midst was written by a gentleman whose name was herbert mark cusa. in 1965 herbert mark cusa published an essay called repressive tolerance and if you read it it's not long and if you read this essay you'll be stunned by how not just help prophetic it is that how it's after that of the playbook for how in particular a progressive left will take over the institutions and the argument

next to an illustration ocean of queen victoria's mausoleum, and right below an article about the boer war in in in south africa is a aut the philippine-american war reporting on a skirmish in which five american soldiers were killed, four wounded and two missing in action. now this. now remember, in november of 1899, the conventional aspect of the war, the filipino american war had ended. and on that day, arthur macarthur in the field commanding the second division, sent a message back to headquarters. so this is november 23rd, 1899, and said the so-called philippine republic is destroyed, the congress is dissolved. the president of the so-called republic is a fugitive. the generals are separated without any means of conference or concerted action. the authority under which an army has was kept in the field no longer exists. the army itself, as an organization, has disappeared. but as we saw from article on the front page of the virginian pilot, this assessment of aguinaldo and the philippine fight independence, those proved more resilient than, was anticipated at the time. and from n

jazyku lyn boer al-sunna cole, bishop sayre. yvonne. jean. jew. brennan mejean lieu e aubrey. afuni battista santos, mavi. lee. jobeth. rata-wow-ski milena. jobeth. camp tom. mildmay thomas. thomas beau. thomas thomas. the name of our school. thomas. jefferson university. samuel. jellybean ana. peter. tamale people didn't know whether to make a tiktok or call 911. they go. i don't know what's happening, but honestly, good for her. she did the impossible. she made a graduation entertaining, i mean. so come on, i'll give her props for that, that's so good. we'll get this. visitors at a zoo in china discovered the pandas. there were just dogs painted black and white. this is. can we see a photo? this is real. oh visitors went to complain, but the manager was just a dog with glasses and a tie painted on him. like, i'll give you your money back. what do you want? if you're going to try to pass something off as a panda, maybe don't choose an animal that barks. i don't know. do you guys see this on a recent southwest airlines flight? one passenger took a nap in a pretty strange place

it's like we don't have that much detail in our head about the boer war. x, you can look at the gaps. the generation z's won't care as much. as much as we could sit here and go, it's terrible. it's going to happen. they're going to stop commemorating these things. but you're right. the message, the lessons from world war ii should be remembered, which is , given be remembered, which is, given the world, things we do have students waste is the best. >> yeah, exactly. >> yeah, exactly. >> and that's what the problem with d—day is. we were fighting against the germans, and the germans are now they're the leader . they were the leaders of leader. they were the leaders of team world. they are team world. they're the founders of team world. and we, according to our great leader rishi sunak and the other horrible people who are in charge of everything , we have to charge of everything, we have to be nice to the germans. we should be. >> it's interesting the germans did so well out of world war two because, you know, i guess the rest of the west didn't want to rec

so the part i'm going to read is at the scene of the crash where one woman, her name is huda de boer. she's a doctor and she works for the un refugee agency for palestinians. unwra, and she has been helping to rescue many children from. this burning bus. and there is another character who's mentioned here is a teacher named ola, who together with a man named salim, the two of them went inside this burning bus repeatedly pulled kids out. so i'll i'll begin here. nearly 20 minutes had passed since huda and her staff had come upon the burning bus. flames and smoke were pouring from the smashed windows. who driver abu faraj was directing traffic, keeping an open path for the evacuees, and telling drivers of cars to turn back. the crowd had grown so large that huda could no longer see the driver and the teacher she salim had pulled from the front the bus. she was focused, the children gently carrying them with one of the u.n. nurses to the cars that had stopped at the accident site. many of the drivers had volunteer to transport burn victims and stood ready to race to the nearest hospital,

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