the united states and great britain are very much partners. and this, i don't mean to suggest that great britain is sort of uh, sorted by a bashful state. they are not their, their decision makers just like we are. they carried out probably the greatest terrorist attack since $911.00. but if london and washington did blow up the north streams, what was their motive? and can it be proven? ah, after russia launched its military operation in ukraine, london pulled out all the stops to help cave. the u. k became one of the 1st countries in europe to send defensive weaponry to help the ukrainians. we will do what more we can in the days ahead. meanwhile, britain itself is suffering severe. economic problems is coming from. i'll show you i'll show you how i keep it warm is to reduce is here one of them i switch off. just save me on the electricity. the other one is warm, but i'm, i'm only keeping the chiller to bear minyaun put in a dial up because it's going to you so much more energy. so i'm going to show you the meters for electricity and gas. th

a secession from great britain in the 20th century. more than 3 and a half 1000 people died in this struggle with william orchard by she'll probably a more of a work machine. you are more privily cham sitting on the her stack of digits. so didn't know if to buy from god or bullet approaching more gardens around when we'll foster care. figler shania is lashania trust, my pitney ear, a packet of applause. granny fingers, british publicly airlines.

the late britain isn't just supporting ukraine. it's directly involved in planning and carrying out acts of sabotage against russian targets. london is said to have been involved in 3 operations, explosions at the north stream, $1.00 and $2.00 pipelines. the bombing on the crimean bridge and the drone attack on the black sea feet bass in service, stop with your subway to me. old she was told was good, walked him, a lot of british and gave me your somebody on the come girl chateau stood you soon . i'm gillies, q, instructor watches, so least im pretty. shirley seems to be at the house formerly, and i shut out the subordinate natania coker with polar and watch aka or co nicolo . i, when you get off sharon, your pride in my potter used the attack involved 7 tammy cars, a naval drones in the system. but only really could be done you. if its i'll probably go all in for a monster stupid whoop water to the girls of greenwich, but wouldn't that you would throw up unusual grain? the pity done any more just and thought little the chick fil a

the colonies, in fact, the various leaders in britain, keeping the various leaders in britain excuse me. apprized events in the colonies was one of the most important jobs that a colonial governor had. simultaneously, colonial deliberative body. so legislative bodies in particular learned to rely on their own agents in london for information about events, their colonial agents who were usually merchants or or just a well-connected individual who would lobby on behalf of colonial interests. and they would transmit accounts of britain back to the colonies. and so, in effect, governors were london's representatives in the colonies, just as agents were, the colonies representatives in london. ideally, governors and agents helped to bring the british world together by providing a reliable stream of information that would make one side of the atlantic intelligence more to those on the other side. and know the system sort of worked, at least for a while. colonial colonial governors. shared news about the colonies because it would take, you know, often four months or more for them to getting

of course he doesn't britain. of course he doesn't hate britain. we love britain.d of the all blacks of new— independence instead of the all blacks of new zealand? do you tntnt— blacks of new zealand? do you tntnt tnat— blacks of new zealand? do you think that was— blacks of new zealand? do you think that was a— blacks of new zealand? do you think that was a deliberate attempt— think that was a deliberate attempt to— think that was a deliberate attempt to stir— think that was a deliberate attempt to stir up resentment ? attempt to stir up resentment? vett— attempt to stir up resentment? vvett vtat— attempt to stir up resentment? vvett vtat .— attempt to stir up resentment? well, what i saw— attempt to stir up resentment? well, what i saw in— attempt to stir up resentment? well, what i saw in the- attempt to stir up resentment? well, what i saw in the clips i read was him trying to build peace to make sure that the security of the agreement from 25 years ago holds and that there isn't terror, that there isn't war, that there isn't gunfire . that's what i saw. joe gu

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mosley considered the communists and the jews to be the main enemies of britain.ing at rallies and in the press, he proposed to dissolve parliament , abolish all political parties and establish a fascist dictatorship in the country , mosley wrote in his propaganda leaflets. if you love our country then you are a nationalist if you love our people then you are a socialist the members of the british union are national socialists they love their country and determined to build in it a new civilization they love their people and are determined to liberate its international capitalan dictatorship. in fact , his fascist idea was that britain is the heir, on the contrary, he showed that he even renamed his organization fascists. this olympics set a record for the number of participants in nazi germany , 4,000 athletes came from 49 countries of the world among the guests of honor were members of royal families from the balkan countries mida robert van sittert and other famous people also gathered at the games the leaders of the nazis from all over the world, including the

with germany, so he could do, but become a german puppet in britain or the british colonies.would never go for it. the battle for england lasted a little more than ten months . hitler planned to land troops on the british isles, but later from this idea refused. on may 10, 1941, furet's deputy in the nazi party, rudolf ges , single-handedly crossed lunch at the controls of an airplane and parachuted over scotland. he invited the british to start peace negotiations, but instead he was arrested and imprisoned. hitler soon declared that hess's flight was just a personal initiative caused by a mental disorder. judging by what happened. uh, naive ges, he was a rather limited person in his horizons and on the one hand, and on the other hand, gest was a man with a twist, impressionable and a man who always needs a cop. well, this is psychologically according to the mental type, and he is here for this menstrual mission. he believed that's just one hundred percent and having heard enough talk that this is a crime, a war between two higher ones that this is a crime that opens the way

the political situation in britain as a whole, especially in england, may give him a chance to do so.'s his decision about allied relations between britain and germany could become very complicated if it were made public ahead of time. in fact, it was just a reflection , a reflection of the opinion of most of the british establishment of a significant part of society, and britain did not want a war , many of hitler's methods of putting his country in order panned him. and edward the eighth, of course, belonged to these people. definitely more than that , edward the eighth himself ruled for a short time of 10 months. but during this time i managed to send congratulatory telegram. e, contemplating forty-seven years. moreover, it will do just a few weeks after the grossest violation of the territorial articles of the versailles peace treaty, when hitler captured the rhine region, there were real means to the terms of the versailles treaty, germany does not have the right to send its troops into the riga region and in the thirty-sixth year hitler takes a step in violation of this agreemen

i'm even nurturing to i britain's fingerprints all over again. it taught tallies very, very heavily with the lease documents, the craziness reported on which detailed these wide ranging plans to cash equipped to train the crating carrier, sabotaged me weeks before north trinity was, was damaged. the royal navy was formally giving the ukrainians trading a deactivated mines using on the water trains. grace on motional dividend does a whole no more than what they should the site not according to where you live. so those, those nucleus me over melissa mugs blooming. 33, i think your bill so it was just april 2022. this is how them for the, the finance charities as chris suddenly 77. regarding them, a bureau in error tag, you're talking russian interests, carrying out sabotaged missions. another kind of in center activities, the center piece, the quarter started. this was a was a plot to blow up curt bridge. don't put a slope. her 3 with orders. we should let the crockett bar portal muster is point when you're with the less of you get all of these doc

mosley considered the communists and the jews to be the main enemies of britain.aking at rallies and in the press, he proposed to dissolve parliament, abolish all political parties and establish a fascist dictatorship in the country , mosley wrote in his propaganda leaflets. if you love our country, then you are a nationalist, if you love our people, then you are a socialist the members of the british union are national socialists. they love their country and are determined to build a new civilization in it, they love their people and are determined to liberate it from the dictatorship of the international capital italian, in fact, the fascists. that is, the third reich was filled with strength. so he began to focus on hitler and moreover, towards the end of the thirties he even renamed the british union, the fascist socialists, into his organization, and in the thirty-sixth year he must have participated in a secret meeting with rowanthrope also with vegetable french spanish fascists in august 1936. the eleventh summer olympic games have opened in berlin. this ol

the political situation in britain as a whole, especially in england, may give him a chance to do so. decision of his about allied relations between britain and germany can be greatly complicated if this will be published ahead of time. in fact, it was just a reflection , a reflection of the opinion of most of the british establishment, a significant part of society, and britain did not want a war, he was panned by many of hitler's methods to bring his country in order. and edward the eighth, of course, belonged to these people. definitely more than that , edward the eighth ruled for a short time of 10 months. but during this time he managed to send a congratulatory telegram congratulating his forty-seventh birthday, and he will do it and literally a few weeks after the rude violation of the territorial articles of the versailles peace treaty, when hitler captured the rhine region, there was a real realization of the risky region, and the terms of the versailles treaty germany did not have the right to send its troops to the riga region and in the thirty-sixth year hitler takes a step

wanted to were destroyed by great britain. the proof came about because the prime minister of great britain, at the time liz truss broke radio silence. and she said a text to the united states secretary of state anthony bye. and this was sent just a minute after the detonations went off under the sea. and it said, please said it's done. that was the cryptic words. it's done. russia sinks us response of a truss. it's done as them as the blinking after north stream blasts. and it's done good list. trust, confirm the nordstrom explosion and the text messaging to washington. it's done, it is trust tanks, antony blinking off the north stream attack. russia to you. k. explain. trust is it's done. takes after north stream blast. it's a tremendous opportunity to once and for all remove the dependence on russian energy and thus to take away from a collateral recruitment, the weapons ation of energy as a means of advancing his imperial designs. that's very significant. and that offers tremendous strategic opportunity for um, for the yea

uh, britain is hard enough.ver the past decades , the post-imperial experience has been going through, and within the framework of this post- imperial experience is rattling. eh, so to speak arms seeks to remind that there was a period when the sun did not set over the british empire, and hence precisely the post of imperial after imperial hmm convulsions of british society. they e lead to the fact that e britain completely, regardless of its e, real national interests, and participate in a variety of military conflicts. and there are no british interests in ukraine and cannot be. well, peter hinchens also speaks extremely impartially about britain's closest ally, the united states, saying that they are dragging us into military bondage and adventure is not the first time and not the last obviously. the white house the pentagon , the state department and the cia have long wanted war with russia indirectly, they passionately believe that russia can never be allowed to rise again. this fixed idea is known as the w

to another, britain is cited strange to say. it was a ukrainian journalist who reported eyes in november 2021. transfer the ukraine to britain was formalized in early 2021. when the g 7 ambassadors to ukraine were headed by british ambassador belinda simmons. shortly before russia launched its operation in ukraine, rumors of british plans to create a mini nato emerged in the west 3. i'm also proud together with to be try to be launching on you trilateral partnership with poland and ukraine. a co, my young sent me a return you or she will cry. a self critique about the initiative was announced on twitter by the u. k. his counsel on geo strategy. the post had a map on which the 3 countries were connected by arrows. russia and bella roost were marked as hostile states. so bearing the goodyear store latanya at the mosque, which i thought you were going to use multiple new router suddenly via neither. i'd say i d, v or see you ship line, but if you're the star, i see boy a for that will you know more going through boy, it's a sort of

most are sold in the eu and britain. as a shock to george lowden, the company's founder. one of the first things that i said was: maybe we're going to have to move the workshops over into the south of ireland, into the eu, maybe we're going to have to do that. so far that hasn't been necessary, and i hope not. ” northern ireland is still part of the eu common market, so sending goods into the eu poses no problems. but since brexit, some of his more expensive guitars now require special papers to be shipped to the rest of britain. in the end we find out there have been a small number of restrictions between ourselves and the uk, directly as a result of brexit. some northern irish protestants fear losing contact with the rest of britain because of brexit. in the catholic districts, on the other hand, many wish to unite with the irish republic. pat sheehan is a former member of the ira and spent more than 18 years in prison. he was freed after the good friday agreement and is now convinced that ireland can be united peacefu

well that in britain baths both and they might have expected. but certainly, race and color play a part. but as i say, one shouldn't forget the primary role of embassies over over seasons to represent the fundamental economic, political and military interests of the british states, not to rescue british civilians, so may be endangered. as we heard earlier, while speaking of the b, b. c, the u. k. home secretary said, the situation in sit down is very different to ukraine's do you think that's the sort of comment that people across the u. k. will be noting that heads an agreement to well, a much particularly unfortunate the she uses the same dog with language that we come to expect from quite a number of these government ministers. like you mentioned, rob agenda. it was mentioned earlier on this talk of asylum seekers coming via and cannibalizing britain as well. so resources, so this one in the country that they don't share our british values, whatever they may be, they contain some files and so on. well, as does every nationality in the world a

, had a comp united states and great britain are very much partners in this. i don't mean to shake their decision makers just like we are. they carried out probably streams . what was their motive? and can it be proven in with the u. k became one of the 1st countries in europe in the days ahead. meanwhile, i'll show you this to reduce is here one of them. i switch off to save me from there. mean you're not putting a dial up because it's going to use so much downstairs at that. so there right here, bill on to my neighbors, new really, you know, what do you want to you just for not sleeping? cuz yeah, yeah, by shower curtain, you mucous alice with her chin whizzing in my list, you know, stay at my so okay. the good with piece sounds and we're paying your energy bill for them. please get it done. you miss me. but it would be good to put in a little bit tanya, of nice. london has changed drastically over the past year. i'm here lawfulness, i'm most people can afford. so in them restaurants, aliens of people now skip meals due to the high cost of, with food insecur

here britain is actively preventing.econd part of this deal, that is, to facilitate the supply of grain from russia to poor countries. here, uh, it’s like they announced that there are no sanctions on russian grain, but still no insurance through the largest company, collois, no banks help, and here, uh, find the right supply route north so britain is saying a big negative role. e, and, apparently, uh, it will still play in the fact that uh is a grain deal, but it gets worse and worse in such conditions, perhaps we'll see what happens next. but for now , the prospects for an extension are so far. and here the black sea grain deal looks pretty, yes, given that, as usual, the west promised to do something, but did not. well , at least he promised. i mean, this is the second part. it's the so-called grain deal, but we've waited long enough to sort this out somehow , but we'll see, it will be soon, it's clear. although. we will definitely discuss this further. you know, here's another topic that's, uh, extremely interesting.

and so that i think the result came as an enormous shock to britain's much of britain's political class. the total number of votes cast in favor of remain was 16000000. 141000. 241. the total number of votes cost in favor of leave was 17000000, 410740 2. this means that the u. k has voted to leave the european union. cameron himself against exiting the you didn't expect the result and was sign a represent. some of the elites who benefit from remaining in the european system of finance is did terry as a may the next prime minister advocate the u. k. 's resurrection as an independent world leader, context of the time was to least, may have sought a deal with you that was effectively, you know, a continuation of e membership and what name it would of texas we have britain and financially for politically bureaucratically and, and, and militarily tied to the you may also belong to the elite group of international finance, is the soft break. said she'd been working on didn't suit brakes and supporters. and they decided to speed up the exit will up with got all of her little recording bogus bi

yes. mohammed's dream to study medicine in britain and become a doctor. the coastal patrols won't stop him from breathing the dangerous crossing thing. we did not have victoria 3 going through into your bill and you see what they're going to do for us morrow or from via the use of fill out that 3rd, the situation in a british, they're going to care about the sydney's right how dreary i'm going to try to do many people feel the same way as mohammed says francesca, more astute. she works for an aide organization that also provides legal support to my grants. she believes that britain's increased pressure on the french police, but only increased the suffering in calais kind of air ur long. also learned that now her poorer tool is our core havoc, little on last year's decision to deport illegal migrants from great britain to wander caused an enormous amount of distress for people. yet a glare. ah, by the jar vicar, in north my mom in autumn at least 2 refugees took their own knives on hearing the news or one dose receiver. it's her effect his bus. if you foll

most are sold in the eu and britain. as a shock to george lowden, the company's founder. one of the first things that i said was: maybe we're going to have to move the workshops over into the south of ireland, into the eu, maybe we're going to have to do that. so far that hasn't been necessary, and i hope not. ” northern ireland is still part of the eu common market, so sending goods into the eu poses no problems. but since brexit, some of his more expensive guitars now require special papers to be shipped to the rest of britain. in the end we find out there have been a small number of restrictions between ourselves and the uk, directly as a result of brexit. some northern irish protestants fear losing contact with the rest of britain because of brexit. in the catholic districts, on the other hand, many wish to unite with the irish republic. pat sheehan is a former member of the ira and spent more than 18 years in prison. he was freed after the good friday agreement and is now convinced that ireland can be united peacefu

yes. mohammed's dream to study medicine in britain and become a doctor. the coastal patrols won't stop him from braving the dangerous crossing. we did not have victoria 3 going through into gilbert and the youth you are then willing to do for us morrow or from via the use of fill out that 3rd the situation in a british, they're going to care about the sydney's if i have drill. i'm going to try to do many people feel the same way. as mohammed says francesca, more assert, she works for an aide organization that also provides legal support to migrant. she believes that britain's increased pressure on the french police would only increase the suffering in calais kind of air earl, and also on there near her poor jaw to lose i called havoc little on last year's decision to deport illegal migrants from great britain to wander caused an enormous amount of distress for people eat a glare. ah, by the java korea in north my mom in autumn at least 2 refugees took their own knives on hearing the news. or one just received the it's her effect, his bus. think if you saw

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they did not want to accept the fact that great britain is losing its positions and it remains only to maintain the appearance that they are a great empire. in fact, the empire is rotten to the point. well, probably already final, that is, it remains to poke a little bit in it and it will collapse. the british elites declared the young communist state of the soviet union to be the main culprit of the troubles that had fallen on the empire. in 1924, british intelligence published a letter allegedly signed by the head of the comintern , grigory zinoviev, it contained an appeal to the british communists to start subversive work in the army and navy. later zinoviev’s letter was recognized as a fake in great britain the anti-soviet hysteria was unstoppable in 1927. minister foreign affairs. sir. austin chamberlain sent a note to moscow demanding an immediate end to anti-british propaganda and support for the chinese revolution. in response , a propaganda campaign was launched in the soviet union under the slogan, hello. to anton, here is our answer to chamberlain. after that, the british go

the ussr of great britain and france come to a standstill, because at the same time there are secrettish in london. german negotiations in response to guarantees of the integrity of the british empire, the british offer the germans carte blanche in the east and although no agreement is reached, hitler is made clear that he is free in his campaign to the east and need not worry about the west if we talk about new lands in europe today, we turn our gaze. first of all, to russia this vast state is ripe for the death of adolf hitler minecraft hitler makes it clear in minecraft in 1925 that his real goal to take over ukraine is to go further east. this has always been his true goal , the europeans understood this. well, hitler has other plans and poland has no place there, it was decided to get ahead of the world on a planetary scale, and as a result , the destruction of the soviet union, this is the situation in which the ussr found itself journalist and historian jan engelhard, currently in charge of the museum of the history of poland in warsaw, we are in front of a photograph showing

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