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, it was also said for a long time, but carthage was destroyed in the end, yes, please, yes, well, in , the last week was quite rich in various military-political events, this caught my eye seemingly short, but at the same time such a rather aggressive statement by biden , who said that we must rebuild the world, i perfectly understand that these are not his words, but in general, as a rule, the deep state that rules america, in general, in fact, it writes those texts that are most often voiced by the american leadership , primarily biden. let's look at the situation, a colleague has already touched upon the far east, the threat of conflict, respectively, between china, the united states of america, because of taiwan. let’s go further, accordingly, they sparked a conflict between azerbaijan and armenia, and now, simply because attention has been drawn to ukraine and, accordingly, to the middle east, little attention is paid to this region, although the situation there is extremely difficult, plus the situation in israel and in ukraine, that is, now, today we heard erdogan’s words that

demonstrations in support of palestine continue in england, australia, spain, and in tunisia, a carthage film festival, which has been held since 196, has been canceled in support of the palestinian people. thank you very much, ms. moazzami, a news reporter for sed and radio , for being with us. i swear, i swear, i swear to good. that i will open the closed way, i swear, i swear, i swear, i swear to tears, that i will refresh your story, the end of all my stories is your story, the last hope, and finally , the deathly silence of the earth, your voice escapes, the savior, the slave from failure and slavery, you boss dear dear ha hana riyaah, we are our goals , we are in the middle of the day al-mada tafur, nahzam al-adi, baazmna, and nahar, azmna al-quaym, simla al-dur, in our darkness, our eyes, al-tawq , we are aware, and in the morning, al-quroob, or sobhan, is near . through the dusts of silence in the frozen world, notice me, come with me, stay with me, in the last barricade where my brother was matter, stay with me, i know everything. all you sing where pain and suffering, but one d

, it was also said for a long time, but carthage was destroyed in the end, yes i ask.nderstand perfectly well that these are not his words, but in general, as a rule, the deep state that rules america, in general, in fact, writes those texts that are most often voiced by the american leadership, in first it’s biden’s turn, and let’s look at the situation, a colleague has already touched upon, let’s take the far east, the threat of conflict... respectively between china and the united states of america over taiwan. let's move on accordingly. accordingly , the conflict between azerbaijan and armenia was sparked. and now, simply because attention has been drawn to ukraine and, accordingly, to the middle east, little attention is being paid to this region, although the situation there is extremely difficult. plus the situation in israel and ukraine. that is, now, today we heard erdogan's words about what he will recommend. the swedish parliament to accept, the turkish parliament to accept, they stopped burning the koran, yes, yes , unfortunately, everything is forgotten ve

he is now crossing the atlantic , who let this roman senator come here, who every time says that carthaget say that kamalo will come to order in the vedas, that is, andrey, your passionate desire lobbying for kamala just scares me, a passionate desire to see how it all works but it won’t work out beautifully, your idea was that at the same time the listraz is in britain, and the team is in america and then it will all collapse, but such a great woman was removed, replaced, why , in general, so you and i are actually a generation of strategic stability, so by and large, this is where we come from, our views, they were connected with the fact that we, in principle, have been living in relative peace for 60 years, well, these are our younger years i had a fight there with the american imperialism and, by the way, with zionism too, so this common victory, which, so to speak, was waiting for us, is actually it. and then we all have here you demanded freedom for luis, demanded, of course , we had to go from pillar to post, there were numbers written there and on these uh, i don’t know who louis

elite that they can and should play such a role, especially in relation to russia, our ideas that carthaged be destroyed, they absolutely do not like them, on the contrary, they believe that this is wrong, and actually we see from the point of view of the conditions on which we are given help, that there is a certain limitation and fear of this escalation, that is, we cannot hit the russian one with american missiles. territories, this is such a strange war , and it will not go anywhere in the near future, or we need to do not only propaganda work in this direction, but also intellectual work to convince that russia cannot be worse than now, this is the best of the worst options that are available in russia and are possible to try to change her for the better, when she and she are defeated in ukraine, this is the only chance for good russians, if there are any, that they can take into their hands... their power into their hands, because there is no other way, they do not follow the path the bolsheviks, who had an ideology, had propagandists and were ready to drown the country in blood, the

of all israeli political and military leaders — it's like cato, the old roman empire, you know, carthagehamas must be destroyed. absolutely, as you say, and that is different to previous military incursions by the israeli defense forces inside northern gaza. this time, they say, "this is it, we want to destroy hamas." questions around that, then, is it possible to destroy hamas? and then voices also saying, "and if so, what happens afterwards? " yeah, well, it's certainly possible to destroy hamas in a physical sense, and i'm sure the israelis will, which is why i believe that the invasion — this is my own interpretation — i think the invasion will be at multiple points, by land and by sea. they won't want to give hamas people anywhere to run to. they won't want to give them any safe areas. and so i think they'll try to move in on all areas as best they can, as quickly as as they can, regardless of what happens to a humanitarian aid corridor around the rafah crossing. so i think that that's what they will do. and certainly, they will. .. i mean, any hamas fighters who stay and fight dogg

, remember, one guy went, carthage should be destroyed, yes carthage should be destroyed, yes should grit our teeth, calmly, methodically arm ourselves in every sense, economically, directly military-technically, and so on, that. so that there wouldn’t be such a clear advantage, you understand what’s going on, so that there wouldn’t be such a force at dawn that would say , well, okay, yes, here we are and what will you do to us, and we are like this, and we will still understand, now we, this we are russia, that is, we must now calmly observe the terrible war, arm ourselves in every sense of the word, because i think, i think our position should be exactly like this, no , well, first of all, i think that we must not only arm ourselves, we must in any case actively participate in this conflict, how, where? not on whose side, look, it’s the same as asking, are you for richard lewin, your heart or for salahaddin, excuse me, the campaign of prince igor of the napolovians is now much more relevant, by the way, everything happened at the same time only 100 years ago, here we are, not for s

we need carthage like rush or i'm sorry, my other causes or those that the site every time to eat. so i think it's is are, you can be on the conditions or has anybody joined have been part of it. it can be live or not this day, honey i, let's not just go one more question before i let you go and it's so good to have you on the program full this analysis and commentary right now. on, on sunday, 2 is ready. tourists were killed in a gutting down and age of the apparently the, the shooter. it wasn't a gyptian national. some people say he was dressed up like a police officer. do you think the shooting on a sunday of is really tourist in egypt? is somehow linked to what's happening between the hamas and the idea right now. uh yeah. is this, uh, i've seen the doors individual uh, actually from there. so who was offended? a motion to the by is that it was accidents and balanced in your nose or support inside associated media on the we are, as it should says, auto site is heavy for rooms. is that the conditions as this? what happens to the, is there any validity about it? the i can see is

state as long as hamas exists, except all other problems, that is , as the old one said, in time carthaged, as in mariupol, a living count, not allowing people to leave, 700,000 left, 3000 they forbid them to go, but i just want to say one thing, we are leaving gas and let the arab states and the palestinians solve the gas problem autonomy, how they solve it, does not interest us, one thing is that there will never be a terrorist organization there again, good, more precisely not good, but good, very much from... the level of what is happening in the world, in what context is this operation now being deployed, and the context matters, so from the point of view of the context, and hamas , having no prospects of achieving anything military , not in a political way, nothing positive, thanks to this truly reprehensible terrorist attack, he contributed not to the creation of a military threat to the state of israel, but he contributed to much more, he contributed to the formation of an independent islamic pole, as completely sovereign... what they could achieve were the leaders of the arab wor

one of them a missouri congressman was the commander of the confederate forces at carthage and expelledim after that. we expelled one in 1980 for anticipating bribes and i was at the white house during this one. one was indicted on ten counts of bribery, tax fraud, racketeering and other things and ended up serving seven years in prison. those five members of the house were expelled. pulling the alarm is worthy of censure but expulsion is over the top. >> i don't know why it's gotten so much attention. i was in a rush to go vote, man. aoc said give me a break. they are filing a motion to kick out a member in a moment of panic was trying to escape a vestibule. peter gave a good try at the white house yesterday. >> would president biden ever try to get out of a meeting by pulling a fire alarm? >> are you talking about something specific, pete? >> democratic member of congress pulled a fire alarm around serious votes. no fire. is that appropriate? >> what i can tell you is i'm not talking to or spoken to the president about this and so just not going to comment. >> bill: in all your days,

normal values, to a normal line of life, they are determined to self-destruct, that is, as they say, carthage civilization, the devil strives to destroy the world, to destruction, he has been called a murderer since the beginning, they kill people, they serve the devil, and this, well, tell me, if in the sixties for... these sodomy cases were put in the electric chair, in the nineties they begin to give punishment for this awards and spread it everywhere, launch it, well, they say, this is a natural process, a natural process it would be if 200-300 years passed, then it could be some kind of natural process, but if it happens in 40, in 50 years, from the electric chair to the praise award, that is, some subject who moves this, who does this, we read all their philosophers, we read this bernard... they have a task, what did he say, nietzsche declared that god is dead, i proclaim that man is dead, and we will bring him to death, those who agree to this voluntarily, we will do it fabulously, beautifully, through euthanasia, through lgbt people, which means that you yourself will all die out so b

the mantra of all israeli political and military leaders, it is like a toad the old roman empire, carthageust be destroyed. —— cato. michael clarke talking about israel's defence strategy and we were discussing concerns in the wider region that the increasing tension inside gaza could spread to palestinian cities in the west bank, to the north of israel, with lebanon as well. these are very tense times here and we are bringing you up—to—date. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. part two of the weekend is looking a lot quieter than what we've had over the past few days. we have no weather warnings in force, but numerous flood warnings still remain in force, as river levels are yet to peak through today and perhaps even into tomorrow. today, then, plenty of dry weather around, lighter winds too, because we've got fewer isobars on the charts. there's yesterday's wet weather pushing north of scotland. so a lot of dry weather around through the morning, plenty of sunshine into the afternoon. it stays fine, unsettled for most of us. just the chance of a few showers continuing across part

flown across the atlantic there, who let this roman senator come here, who every time says that carthagefor me, i just have a passionate desire to see how it all ends, but it won’t work out beautifully, your idea was that such a great woman was removed and replaced by god knows than in general, so you and i are actually a generation of strategic stability, so by and large this is where we come from. our views, they were connected with the fact that we, in principle , have been living in relative peace for 60 years, well, my younger years were spent in the struggle there, when i was a pioneer, i fought against american imperialism and, by the way, against zionism too, so here this common victory, which, so to speak, was waiting for us, it, in fact, determined further later, and then everything with us, with us here you demanded freedom lyisu, demanded, of course, we were there from pillar to post, we had to go out, there were numbers written there and on these ones, i don’t know, i don’t know who louise is and where chile is, but until he’s allowed into the carnival, i won’t go out. yes,

portion of coton, who was still there in the times of ancient rome, he said, yet i want to say that carthagehe ended every speech with these very words, here is barel, he is exactly the person who ends every speech, russia must be destroyed , he came to odessa, let’s not forget, in odessa we see that he is filmed against the backdrop of the transfiguration cathedral, supposedly destroyed, naturally, by russian troops, festivities, this is all clear , this is clear to barel, it is clear in ukraine, it is clear in europe, but look what he first of all examines directly in odessa, the berths where the foundation is being built directly for a nato military base, exactly there. strikes, namely missile strikes, there are drones, the russian armed forces, in order to reduce this potential of the ukranazis, he is worried about what will happen, when nato forces come there, and everything is destroyed there, let’s not forget, he he is not only responsible for foreign policy, he is for security, safety, nato security, that is, he was also sent as an observer who must directly see how much the infrastr

when the romans under scipio emiliano was finally defeated, carthage the city was razed to the groundent any civilisation ever re—emerge . rishi scipio sunak re—emerge. rishi scipio sunak critics accuse him of adopting a similar approach to hs2 since the birmingham to manchester leg was scrapped at the conservative party conference earlier this month. according the times, month. according to the times, the government now proposes to sell the land that it had sell off the land that it had purchased for the line at a loss to the taxpayer £100 million. to the taxpayer of £100 million. the sunday times insight team today reports that managers at hs2 deliberately hid costs from ministers and sacked whistleblowers to debate whether or not the selling off of the land is wise. i'm joined by the director general of the institute of economic affairs, mark littlewood, and polar research policy researcher at the tank britain remade . the think tank britain remade. ben hopkinson , welcome to you ben hopkinson, welcome to you both. mark i think you're of the view that the land can be sold off. woul

that's what they really want to do cit iy antheyf they t to leave a message do with a roman city carthage, you burn this cita y, the ground, and then you pour salt all over it. and that's how they should win this fightpour sal and that's hy should prosecute the fight. you know, i'll ask you this, dan hoffman. you know, if sara carter wasow, askingsara people at this new york protest tonight at times square, you knowuare, what is the solution? whenonly solution i sewhe here, when you're dealing with such radicalism and people that, you know, are so, you know, so radicalized that they think they're doing god's will, killing innocent men, women and children or flat out denying reality and evidence that proves such. the only solution in that case is to defeat and destroy the terrorists. orists. i've got to imagine that inin in light of the advancement of military technology, that that has got to be the key component. hat thatyou know, a massive grod incursion, you know, just reeksi of the potential of a long, protracted conflict and waalr. and i would imagine military technology is advanced t