examining in the open session, the members of the parliament agreed to refer the report of the civil commission regarding objections and violations of the law of executive agents in the incident of the collapse of the metropol building to the judiciary. the currency market these days is involved in price changes. the presence the members of the parliament were examined, according to the economic components and variables of the country, the situation we have in the informal currency market is not empty with the real variables of iran's economy, and this issue can be managed. tomorrow, a new meeting will be held with the presence of government representatives in the islamic council. at the beginning of the public session of the parliament, the report of the article 90 commission on iran's membership in the paris climate agreement was read , and there should be a contradiction in the report of the article 90 commission regarding the ineffectiveness of the paris agreement in the field of reducing air pollution . commitments to obstruct the path the progress of the country and the impact of the pari

how did you get to the civil commission ? i congratulate you on your service i thank you for your good program that addressed the issue of housing, which is one of the demands of the people who expect the housing situation to be removed. in the future , i did not see a waiter in our class. thank you. i was the mayor of jahram. well, my construction friends asked me that since you have a construction background , come to the construction commission of the islamic council, which i teach in the 9th assembly, to the 11th assembly, which is at the service of my dear friends in the country's civil engineering field. the situation is very good so far how do you see how far we have come, of course, i mean it is not necessarily the number of houses built, sometimes it is like the foundation of a building, when it is torn down, for a while you see a sign of the building going up, maybe the same thing happened here, but in general, the progress of the national housing movement or how do you see the implementation of the housing producti

in the public meeting, the civil commission's report regarding the violation of the law of executivents in the abadan metropol incident was referred to the judiciary , but in the evening, the representatives specified the mechanism for presenting the electoral list of the islamic council in one of the approved cases, if the fronts announcing the existence and presenting a list. the parties and organizations providing information on that front will not have the right to present a separate list. the currency market these days is involved in price changes. and the economic variables of the country, the situation that we have in the informal currency market are not empty with the real variables of iran's economy, and this issue can be managed. tomorrow, a re-education school is scheduled to be held with the presence of government representatives in the islamic council, at the beginning of the public session of the parliament, the report of the original commission. 90 about iran's membership in the paris climate agreement was read in the context of reducing air pollution, the clarity of t

in this report, it was confirmed that the civil commission's report on the cases of objections and violations of the law in the era of executive agents in the incident of the collapse of the abadan metropol building was read in the parliament, that cases such as the use of land in free trade zones , incomplete implementation of the engineering and control system law building also, the lack of control of the building by the consulting company was formed except for objections and the law , which was made up of executive agents such as the municipality and the road and urban development department of this city, and this report will be sent to the judiciary for judicial follow-up even now that i am talking to you. amendment of the law the proposal to amend the articles of the islamic council elections law is under review and it was taken now and it was set in a public meeting this afternoon and it was held today. these efforts discussed security and stability in the region in this meeting, the president of syria met with the government and people of oman for solidarity and support for syria in th

security and inspections and qualifications , but the period was very, very short, the head of the civil commission . the parliament said that the possibility of clearing ready residential units with existing residential units in worn-out context will be provided. mr. rezaei kochi, in the trip plan , we followed up on the electricity violations of the banks in the field of paying housing facilities, and the violating banks will be fined by the country's tax, and it was announced to the citizens about this matter. we have a lot of mutation laws housing production has obliged the government to build 4 million residential units in the country for 4 years. one million and 200 thousand units have started in the country and now more than 4 thousand 500 hectares of government lands are at the disposal of the ministry of roads and urban development and about 22 1000 hectares of lands that have been converted into cities or changed their use , the land is ready for at least 2 million residential units in iran, and the land problem now is the rate of progress and 25. allocated to the housing sector, but 30 t

in this context, it is necessary from the civil commissions and principle 90 measures taken to managesis throughout the country.

mohammad reza rezaei kochi, the honorable chairman of the civil commission of the islamic parliament,faced a natural disaster like an earthquake, these days there is still a debate in the current year, 1401, in tehran, at least the city is one step bigger, leaps and bounds created in the construction and renovation of worn out structures, which, of course, because it was too slow, even this an increase, for example, is a percentage. it is not a big number. with 100%, the farzi brothers say, what should the parliament do? it is the pocket of the renovation of worn-out structures , and the government should also be on the job. it should be an incentive for the beneficiaries as well as the property owners and they are the owners of dilapidated houses, and let me tell you what my so-called builders have done or what their plans are. by the way , we had a resolution in the parliament today that every person who buys a unit in a dilapidated context should spend 1 billion. it is worth 11 million tomans. it can be compared with another unit in a defunct context, such as in one of the cities a

directors to solve the problems of the earthquake victims of khoi city from the special assembly civil commission the process of providing aid should be seriously monitored. this summit was condemned as sacrilegious in european countries. the assemblies of islamic countries also rejected it in the european parliament in the internal issues of muslim countries, including iran . experts believe that this directive means stopping the supply of cars in the commodity exchange and will cause problems for the transfer and privatization of iran khodro and saipa. it was march 1400 that in order to implement article 44 of the constitution, the president issued the order for the transfer of two major car manufacturers, iran khodro . in terms of the way of management, i think that since it was handed over to the private sector earlier, it was faced with this handover. one is that the shares of iran khodro and saipa are collateral with the bank. these two car makers took loans over the past years , and the shares of these two companies are collateral. put and actually, now the remaining shares of the governme

in the current session, the parliamentarians also referred the report of the civil commission regarding the objection and violation of the law of executive agents in the incident of the collapse of the metropol building, the judiciary agreed. they did and by reading the reporter of the majlis is now in the studio with me, mrs. nouri, please, okay, you said hello, today's meeting of the islamic council has started , and in this closed meeting, the issue of the government's foreign exchange policies was discussed by the representatives, and the result of this closed meeting was that a decision was made. it was decided that the parliament will have a meeting tomorrow with the presence of government officials to discuss currency policies in the islamic council, whether this meeting will be open or closed, a decision will be made tomorrow. work order the ministry of labor started the construction commission of the parliament in connection with the collapse of the metropol building today. this report was referred to the judiciary for further examination of the judicial proceedings based on th

commission of the islamic council . heavenly greetings, dr. my doctor has two degrees in medicine, a doctorate in management, a doctorate in medicine, and an electromotor. how did you get from medicine to the civil engineering commission, sir malek's song in the name of god? with greetings and respect to my dear viewers, i congratulate you on shabaniyah holidays. poems by the singer kalat mand. i saw your service. i thank you. i came to the aish council as a member of the health committee, but until now i had a work experience . i was the mayor of jahram for 5 years. well, my construction friends asked me that since you have a construction background, you come to the construction commission of the islamic council. which is in the 9th, 10th and 11th parliaments, which is at the service of my dear friends in the field of the country's construction . well, mr. doctor, let's start with the national housing movement, which is very good . how do you see the situation so far? how far have we come? sometimes they are not like the foundation of a building that when it is torn down, you will see a sign of the building going up for a while, maybe the same thing happened here, but in general , how do you se

hesburgh: the united states commission on civil rights is an agency of the united states government. its duties are to study and collect information... squires: we got what we wanted, which was the freedom and ability to go places and buy homes. but we lost what we had. amanda smith: they didn't want us coming over there, but we went anyway. joseph wells: we didn't have nowhere to expand, so you were locked in, ferguson on one side and berkeley on three sides. will: my kids, i bathe them in blackness, because once you walk out that door, you're dealing with white supremacy. in the home, you have to bathe them... wright: which neighborhoods are going to be black, which neighborhoods are going to remain white. whitt: they're still in denial because they don't encounter the same type of police that we do. selter: we never talked about the hard stuff, and it's the hard stuff that's coming out now. carter: this brown thing, that stuff's been boiling for years and years and years and years. gunther: i honestly only surmise whether it was here naturally or if it was intentionally... o'guin:

civilization. ali: nigeria's election commission had touted new measures this year to reduce election fraud and corruption said polls would stay open late to make up for the delays. amidst the chaotic scenes, some optimism remained, especially among young voters. odinko: so many people came out. they want to take back their country that is why they all , turned out to vote. so me, i was excited, like i woke up this morning and i was so excited and i was like history is going to be made today. ali: nigeria hasn't had an election this competitive since it became a democracy in 1999. bola tinubu represents the current ruling party, and atiku abubakar is the candidate for the primary opposition party. both men are in their seventies and seen as old guard politicians. then there's peter obi, a former state governor who has mobilized young people, and is the first third-party candidate who stands a chance at victory. mr. obi: it's an existential election. the country is going through a very difficult time. ali: those difficulties include cash and fuel shortages, sky-high unemployment and instability fueled by t

and in general, you never know what, but the commission is still a civil body let it be headed by a veryg security official in the person of the prosecutor general to apply to the civil body. it's somehow easier for our people, so maybe on the future is a risk to extend the work of this commission, not only to the fugitives, but also to those who are inside the country, who are also repentant and ready to return, would not repeat today what they did in the twentieth, but they do not want to receive fines for witnesses only in the form. suggestions and reflections, but the belarusian state press in this media war should not only state the facts, for example, last week a meeting on the work of the banking sector was held in the palace of independence, where alexander lukashenko shared an interesting forecast for belarus well, almost the only country in the world that guarantees the population a full return of deposits , regardless of size and currency in the event of economic insolvency of the bank, but life does not stand still , technology develops new challenges. a new settlement system

with the council in disgrace , the the council in disgrace, the government commissioned civil servant louise casey to investigate the 2015 casey report. discover it. a council in denial , report. discover it. a council in denial, refusing to believe that 1400 girls in the town had been abused. the report blames political correctness for the council's failures. statistics on ethnicity were removed . on ethnicity were removed. pakistani taxi drivers were described as men of a certain ethnicity engaged in a particular occupation . despite particular occupation. despite reports going back to the 1990s, only one gang had been convicted in 2010 with the help of risky business. it was called operation central . what happened operation central. what happened then is they called a meeting to discuss the concerns that had raised a police officer that was there and it was only a young police officer. he decided put all this intelligence together , all this intelligence together, put it all on to the police and take it to a sergeant . i met take it to a sergeant. i met with his sergeant rupert dj

departments but all city departments, plus the city attorney, cmd, controller's office, civil service commission, dhr, hrc, oca, we got a small army of people that deal with city contracting and i'm-and sometimes that achieves more of our goals and sometimes it doesn't and so that's why am suggest a broader review and periodic assessment of those restrictions. to some earlier speakers i wonder if this item proposal has been to small business commission and maybe a report from the office of economic analysis would be useful. thanks for listening. >> thank you. that was our last public commenter for this matter. >> thank you mr. young and with that public comment on item 6 is now closed. i want to-before i hand off to supervisor safai because there are a few more people wept to hear from, i did want to say, i have worked most of my career in city government and have had a lot of frustrations over the years with how cumbersome and expensive the contractor and procurement processes can be and i have been convinced that if san franciscans had any idea how much money we are-of their dollars we are was

about 10% of the total federal employees away from the president put it in the hands of a civil service commission where you would take a test and and however you place that test is what job you would be eligible to serve in. but the unseen ramification of this was that now presidents had so many fewer jobs to personally give away now they had to give away groups of jobs. to lobbyists to different industries, right and so in our time you'll get a candidate going out to wright patterson air force base in ohio saying i believe in a strong defense and everybody goes yay, and it's all the guys from raytheon and lockheed, you know, and they'll go out to colorado to the environmental protection fun though. i believe in protecting the environment. oh, yeah, because they all know it means money coming into their coffers. so what pendleton really did was it moved giving away of government jobs on a very small level into a very gigantic level and that government growth i talked about all of a sudden it started to increase exponentially. meanwhile, there's another swamp raising its ugly head and that was a t

as a presidential appointee to the commission on civil rights. he is a former judicial fellow at the supreme court of the united states, where he received the justice tom c clarke award. professor george is the author of numerous books and essays and articles on a range of subjects including the natural law, marriage, anthropology, and morality. his books are many. the class of orthodoxies, and what is marriage, man and woman, a defense, which he co-authored with ryan anderson. he has received numerous awards and honors from in a way of institutions -- from an array of institutions. looking at all of them, they signify that and devoting his life to teaching on writing, professor george has had an immeasurable impact on students and on many other academics and writers. he is foremost in his defense of the integrity of the human person, the essential reality of marriage, the dignity of conscience, and i know he's going to give us much to think about today on the natural law and freedom. he will be joined by our president, kevin roberts, on stage, f

peter kersinau is with us on the commission on civil rights and he joins me. peter?xactly did rhode island schools racially discriminate? >> well they did in two ways. first you have the providence, rhode island school district, which provided, these are nice things but they did in a discriminatory manner. what they did is they provide a form of scholarship or loan forgiveness of up to $25,000, actually $50,000 in some circumstances, but only for non-white teachers. now, title 6 of the civil rights act specifically prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, sex, age, all of the usual protected classes. the state of rhode island also has a discriminatory program. again, a very nice program but it's only available to non-white s. that is, it provides this mentor ship program, so if an experienced "teacher of color " mentors a less experienced teacher of color, they are entitled for up to $ 2,500 of a stipend and the ment ee gets $500. again solely limited non-white teachers, and that's blatantly discriminatory. in the case of providence, a complaint has already bee

chief while on leave, has talked to stakeholders, including members of the oakland police commission and civil rights attorneys jim channon and john burress. so far, no word yet if or when the chief will be back on the job. henry lee ktvu fox studios. latest estimates say at least 4000 people have been killed following an earthquake in turkey and syria. search crews are looking through the rubble to look for people trapped underneath. box news. alex hogan has more now on the relief efforts. there hasn't been an earthquake like this in turkey since 1939. thousands of people are dead and many others are still missing following a pair of massive earthquakes in turkey syria border. the first was the most powerful measuring 7.8 magnitude. several hours later, a second earthquake hitting about 100 miles away, sending residents running from their homes, homes diet. at five past four in the morning, my child woke me up as the whole house was shaking. as we ran into the street. i was shown a message saying my aunt's building collapsed. buildings are still collapsing as the rescue and recovery efforts r

chief while on leave, has talked to stakeholders, including members of the oakland police commission and civil rights attorneys jim channon and john burress. so far, no word yet if or when the chief will be back on the job. henry lee ktvu fox studios, women of color who served in public office or calling attention to the threats of violence, they continue to face a number of bay area and state lawmakers took part in a rally outside oakland city hall today to denounce the increase in violence. threats and harassment directed at women of color. who served as elected officials in recent months. several leaders, including state senator aisha wahabi, in oakland city council member carol five say they received threats by email by text and by voicemail. the increase in the types of harassment and the level of harassment in our incessant obsession with firearms in this state. is challenging and it's scary assembly, according to a new study from the anti defamation league. 42% of all threats received by public officials are directed at women and specifically women of color. because more like this in vi

chief while on leave as met with stakeholders, including members of the oakland police commission, and this afternoon, civil rights attorneys, jim chatted and john birth so far, no word yet on if or when the chief will be back on the job. live in the newsroom. henry lee ktvu fox studio is definitely keeping up the pressure. alright henry. thank you. and now we go to turkey and syria were at least 3400. people have now died following today's devastating earthquake. magnitude 7.8 quake struck in the early morning. it was followed hours later by a very powerful aftershock. three aftershocks today measured six point oh or greater and there have been at least 75 measuring at least four point. oh rescuers are digging through the flattened buildings looking for survivors and more buildings are still collapsing as the rescue and recovery efforts ramp up. what about diet? four in the morning? my child woke me up. the whole house was shaking. as we ran into the street. i was shown a message saying my aunt's building collapsed. so far, the united states is one of more than 20 countries that have announced they're send

the records of sajjadiyeh voter in the civil registration organization of the country will be registered. the head of the commission for the consolidation of the annual budget of the whole country, both on the sidelines of the public meeting and in the press conference, wright listed the general policy of the seventh plan and attention to vulnerable countries as one of the main priorities of this commission in reviewing and approving the 1402 budget in the consolidation commission. in the bill to increase the resources related to life and the aid committee, its growth has increased from 20% to 40% , attention was paid to the rights of retirees and to the rights of soldiers . and the gold of all executive bodies mandated to support the policies of the central bank in the field of foreign exchange and gold market management, mr. raisi in the meeting of the government board also emphasized the necessity of accurate and timely response of the executive bodies to the officials and criticisms of the media . criticisms and uncertainties about the government's performance published in the media and cyberspace for the publi

civil war. understand? what careers did people make when yesterday's non-commissioned officer?uickly took out a dekomdilo, yes, yes, and then these people were sent to the great patriotic non-commissioned officers. first world war yes, they became marshals of victory and now it should be the same, that is, it is very important to give these people your e, pass on your experience, but this war, but hmm, so to speak, the russian professional army. there should be no nazma here. here, on the contrary. this is how it should be cooperation. and here, i think, this also needs to surprise attention. thank you very much for a very interesting story. when the guns speak, we will be silent. this is a well-known phrase that during the war there is no place for art, there is no place for beauty, especially when guns are talking. this is not a metaphor, but the daily shelling of donetsk and other cities of donbass and novorossiya to gather spectators at the performance in such a situation. it means risking their lives and health, but the artists work at the donetsk opera house, rehearsals a

the commission asked about this day said if the syrian government or officials don't ask for the civilrotection mechanism to be triggered they cannot trigger it on their own but they can use he military and assistance programs. the ones that are already on the ground or send new ones. they can send those over without the permission of the government. one option does remain. russia has offered his assistance as well. russia does have relations with the syrian government and president assad so that may be a possibility pressure would be able to send assistance. of course russia is quite preoccupied at the moment. >> to put it lightly. thanks as always. in addition to the e.u., the u.s. and u.k. are helping out. more on the international reaction to the disaster from camille. >> as the death toll creeps up, the threat of aftershocks looms, countries around the world are rushing to pledge help to turkey and syria. >> several offers of international aid have been made to our country. we have received assistance offers from 45 countries including nato and the european union. >>s rescue opera

commission . allah had a strong presence on 22 bahman this year nomadic people with seven thousand years of civilization have decorated their tents with the tricolor flag of iran during the victory days of the black revolution. nomadic people of iran had celebrated their weddings in the past decade. sharing our joys has invited all iranians to celebrate the birth of the revolution. we promise to attend the march on 22 bahman tomorrow . we will also participate in the march on 22 bahman. security and revolution will participate in the march on 22 bahman. everything is ready to celebrate the promised day until the day iran-afghanistan border crossing point has arrived on the 22nd of bahman, iran's brave nomads have come to the field while they have killed more than 10,000 martyrs in the calendar fields of defending the islamic revolution. it was held in the presence of the people and martyrs and families of the martyrs, as well as sardar soleimani, the head of the country's basij organization for the needy and the head of the country's construction organization , and 66 martyrs of sejan baz and azad were

economic commission called on the eu countries to apply the principle of openness in the field of labor migration in document, it is recommended to facilitate the conclusion of an employment or civil law contract with employees in electronic form. this will make it possible to transfer remote forms of labor relations into the legislative field and ensure the implementation of the rights and social guarantees of workers in full, the export of belarusian food, according to the results of the past year, exceeded 8 billion 300 million dollars. this is a record figure for more than a hundred states, the main market of russia , it accounts for 2/3 of all supplies, in parallel , there is an active development of other large attention is being paid to china as well as the entire african continent this year , trial batches of new types of products are planned there. the task is to increase exports on the basis of high marginality, as i noted. uh, the head of state needs to supply products there in order to earn the maximum possible profit, so we give preference to premium markets. and for those countries that are ready to pay a higher price for products, it is important to find the right s

roles: attorney, civil rights leader, organizer of the peace corp, diplomat, united nations representative, and foundation president. later in life, he chaired the first court-based commissionthnic fairness in the courts, a commission that later became the franklin h. williams judicial commission. franklin h. williams jr.: in war, you don't remember the name of all the brigadier generals. you remember the four-star generals and the three-star generals and the five-star generals, but you don't remember the one-star generals. well, it's that kind of thin you know, maybe he was a one-st general who managed to n a few ttles ov here and a w battleover the. well, it's that kind of thin enid gt: clear, frankl i ink that he woedking. wi a much aller patte. it'smportanto understand th the civ rights vement wasn't a marchesand it sn't allpeeches eloquent people, and it wasn' all mass movements. i think people played different roles and different parts in that struggle, from the first slave that ever ran away to ople who a bridge figures like fnklin whcould ealy move in ite sociy. narror: franin willis waborn oober 22,917 flushin queens. s ancests includ nativemericansblack frmen, run

civil war, but the russian scientific school of electrical engineering. considered one of the best in the world, scientists and engineers believed in themselves, the commission was headed by gleb krzhizhanovsky, they bypassed it boris grimov. henry graffiti and other specialists in less than a year they developed a detailed program for all industries, they divided the country into seven economic regions, taking into account access to energy resources and transport communications , and after 7 years more than 850 power plants were already operating in the country before the revolution, there were 75 created their own power engineering in the mid-thirties, the ussr became the third energy power in the world after the usa and germany on february 21, 1973, the civil war in laos ended in eventian, the capital of the country an agreement was signed between the royal government and the tedlum patriotic movement in the early 19th century. laos was a french colony during world war ii. the japanese came, then the french wanted to regain their power, but could not laos gained independence, but the confrontation intensified within the country between the monarchy and la

parliament of the european commission and other institutions to ensure a transparent procedure and this should be in the interests of the ukrainian government ukrainian civil society and it is also in our interests, but in general , i would not say that this corruption case completely destroyed trust, no, but we need to make sure that this was the last time during the war, everything would be fine. please tell me about my position on granting ukraine the status of a candidate for a member of the security council. i found your quote. last year in june , you said that this decision is a good decision. i quote, it is very cheap to grant the status of a candidate to a geopolitically tense situation. the latest development of the situation and if this is not what should be done then no no thank you for the question in my opinion it is important to have a number of measures to help if you carefully study the security and military situation in ukraine then in my opinion the first priority should be weapons so for me the question is not it depends on how correct these or other decisions are. i believe that we need weapons, money, humanitarian aid, justice, of cour

civil rights industries. we were fortunate enough to have secretary fudge open one of those round tables. we also commissioned a report by a consortium of fair housing and legal experts led by the national housing alliance to study appraiser standards and qualification toss ensure that neither the standards or qualifications systemized buys and both promote fairness, equity, objectivity and diversity in both appraisals and the training and credentialing of appraisers. that comprehensive study, which is available on our website, was issued just over a year ago and it resulted in some troubling conclusions and thoughtful recommendations as well. i encourage everyone to read it. the asc has also been a leader in the biden administration's property appraisal and valuation equity task force or pave, pave is led by secretary fudge, and includes 13 federal agencies and departments. >> it's all of government approach to address appraisal bias and ownership of people of color ensuring that everyone has equitable access to the value in their homes and the intergenerational wealth home equity builds. in response to the

commission all the officers of the united states. section 4. the president, vice president and all civil officers of the united states, shall be removed from office on impeachment for, and conviction of, treason, bribe or other high crimes and misdemeanors. article 3, section 1, the judicial power of the united states shall be vested in one supreme court, and in such inferior courts as the congress may from time to time ordain and establish. the judges, both of the supreme and inferior courts, shall hold their offices during good behavior, and shall, at stated times, receive for their services a compensation, which shall not be diminished during their continuance in office. the judicial power shall extend to all cases, in law and equity, arising under this constitution, the laws of the united states, and treaties made, or which shall be made, under their authority - to all cases affecting ambassadors, other public ministers and consuls, to all cases of admiralty and maritime jurisdiction, to controversies to which the united states shall be a party, to controversies between two or more s

government were also told by civil society members here that it's about 17 percent of the vote thus far. that's been uploaded to the website of the national electoral commission. and that they are going to be finding out more about those results later in the day. now, on the competing side of that, you have the electoral commission here, nigeria, they are actually holding a press press right now. we don't know at this point when they plan to announce any results if they're going to be announcing preliminary results as they get them or if they're going to wait until they tally all the results. but what we've heard thus far from the electoral commission up to this point is that they are happy with how things went yesterday. they have admitted that there were difficulties that there were some problems that there were some issues as far as people taking ballot boxes. some violent incidents as well yesterday, some are regularities, but they say they've extended the vote in those areas today. they think that the vote went largely better than they had expected it to. and because of that, those are encouraging signs. all that being said, i should add that everybody w

commission competitive grants. we one, those are often over sort of a longer period to 3 years. and those have been partnering with a set of civil society groups that we will typically reach out to 3456, in some cases, more than 10 different countries, civil society groups and say, okay, let's try and let's try and do this in a way that works for, you know, if multiply able across the set of countries and we've got a project we're working on at the moment, which is to actually train lawyers to better defend journalist activists. back to the mac, researchers again slap case. so those are in a sense of excess, just let it give litigation. it's not really designed when it's just designed to muzzle people from reporting, for example, on their research, and that's across live in countries. so those are the kinds of things we sometimes get private foundations where we apply and you know, we asked we, we found us to do this particular project for the next year. the great news is that i have not found that any of the funders who we've dealt with today have been in any way interfering. they've all been very hands off and we wouldn't work

civilized iran is to go through traditional and religious symbols and symbols, gradually dispersed and became special. from timurtash, he became the war minister, who is a pahlavi hat inspired by european hats, he had commissionedhat makers, and next to the half-european family, it was a symbol of modernity and modernism of the new government . it was preserved by the order of the king, and then the property was confiscated, and finally, by the deadly ahmadi doctor, the puppet of this land once he was killed in the prison cell of qasr, an incident that frightened many people in the taddjd circle, including ali akbar khan davar, who as the minister of finance played an important role in the country's economic development and was considered the founder of modern justice with a european image. he had worn the sentence of the tehran prosecutor's office in his chest along with other modernists, this supporter of reza considered the need for progress to break the traditions of the past and agreed with many of the pahlavi government's pressures to change the country's conditions at once, but he , like other members of this circle , was angered and suspected by the shah and found that soon, like the old emirate of the

rating, but the commission allegedly excluded him allegedly due to a lack of five-year managerial experience, in short, an interesting situation is unfolding around this. and we, as a civilshould not let it slow down and monitor this situation if we want to actually fight corruption, well, let's talk now a little about the affairs in crimea, the president's representative in the autonomous republic of crimea and milatasheva are always in touch with us ms. tamilo , good morning. you are already talking, hmm, about what will happen to crimea when it is de-occupied, and there are already some plans for that. that's all. it's about how to carry out a proper humanitarian e policy after the deoccupation, what is the first thing you are going to pay attention to, actually, i will say a few words before the language, because it is very important to really prepare not only for the deoccupation , to carry out this process, of course , first of all, our armed forces are on the front line here ukraine, our diplomats, negotiation policy at the diplomatic level, i do not mean the negotiation on crimea purely yes, but in general, and accordingly, it is very important for us to prepare

commissioned a major in the u.s. army. he is the highest ranking black officer, the civil war era. he his epaulets proudly as a symbol of his rank. but just because he is now an officer in the army does not mean will no longer face hurdles. at point, while traveling to philadelphia, he stops in baltimore and a crowd bloodied him up, punches him in the face, gives him a bloody nose, rips off his shoulder straps, giving him great insult. he gets the military authorities there and has those people arrested, though he will not stand for this. on another occasion, while traveling through washington, d.c., he tries to ride in a streetcar and the conductor. you can sit outside with the driver, the front, but you're not allowed to ride in the car itself. if you don't like that, you can walk through the muddy streets and augusta refuses to take these insults lying down. he takes his story to the press and these circulate throughout the entire nation. they get on the floor of the senate. charles sumner of massachusetts brings these and and brings them to the senate's attention. and a democra