uh, colin paul in this case iraq but then did not find any chemical weapons to say anything, well, somehowturned out awkward. well , nothing, in principle, let's go further, so mgt. i have high hopes, i do not decompose. i perfectly understand that this depends on the russian army. one would like to address the socio-economic issues of the zaporozhye region. still, go too. these are the processes now going on in the authorities. will there be an electronic turnover document system established with the main russian departments and in your opinion, according to your forecasts. how long can take the transition to the russian legal field and the establishment of economic ties? well, we 'll have a transition. uh, let's do it according to the order and decree of the president and, accordingly, the order of the departments. we are now prescribing a roadmap in which it will be clearly understood that the twenty-sixth year. we must move, and we will move along the road map depending on those objects that are not to be ratified. well, we are talking about, for example, the cadastral system, the tran

assassinate bush sr., which had approximately the same evidence base as the then- us secretary of state colin paul known to the whole world, allegations that iraq had chemical and bacteriological weapons as evidence, he showed a test tube with an alleged poisonous substance that saddam hussein was armed with. and a few years later confessed that then he went on an outright falsification based on lies, iraqi freedom began so eloquently. the pentagon called the baghdad bombing operation in march 2003 tens of thousands of soldiers invaded the country on a completely far-fetched pretext. from the impudence of the house of the brave, even the allies and other major countries of the un security council were taken aback, so the leaders of france, germany and russia opposed the war. and, of course, no one listened to the allied forces of the united states. great britain was noticeably bogged down in a positional struggle with the iraqi forces. top of the pentagon us secretary of defense donald ramswell and head of operations in iraq tommy franks publicly blamed each other for the failure of the lightning

allegation of that iraq had chemical and bacteriological weapons, the then us secretary of state colin paulwed a test tube with an allegedly poisonous substance that saddam hussein had in service. and a few years later, he admitted that he then went for outright falsification based on lies, iraqi freedom began so eloquently. the pentagon called the baghdad bombing operation in march 2003 tens of thousands of soldiers invaded the country on a completely far-fetched pretext. from the impudence of the house of the brave, they were even taken aback allies and other major countries of the un security council so the leaders of france, germany and russia opposed the war. and, of course, no one listened to the allied forces of the united states. great britain was noticeably bogged down in a positional struggle with the iraqi forces. the top of the pentagon could not even hide the scandal, us secretary of defense donald rumsfield and the head of the operation in iraq , tommy franks, publicly accused each other of the failure of the lightning attack. however, it was no longer important. washington wo

colin paul, this white cork showed that it was simple, that it was accessible to any country.this for two reasons not to sign convention protocol on prohibition. biological already and to be able to declare any country. we have already seen this as a country that is developing the non-conventional, using the example of iraq, what it came to, this led to very serious consequences, how the state died. uh, millions of people, that's all. this was done under the pretext of fighting non-conventional weapons. by the way, we are also on the list for destruction. one of the clearest examples of how the united states knows how to destroy the economy of an entire state can serve cuba in 1959 in cuba, supporters of fidel castro launched an uprising against the american puppet dictator batista. a few months later, the island became free from us influence and declared the socialist path of development from that moment the cubans became a target for the pentagon in my hands a bunch of cuban. tobacco. it is from it that the famous cuban cigars are made, which the leader of the cuban evolutio

colin paul and the united states of america and the united states of america deceived.em they deceived on the high platform of the un that they had nothing for it if we do not have an organization that cannot deceive people. uh warmonger draw warmonger. why is such an organization in this form needed as a system, for international security, as a system for the exchange of opinions, as a system? the fact that diplomats come there, they say something, yes, nothing else. and this is him and the security system. it must be divided, as for russia itself, a lot of times i, uh, russian diplomats they said that we should not leave the council of europe i say why? well, it's nothing for you, you come there, speak you can't hear. we left the council of europe, something has changed, somehow the security system in europe has changed, no. if russia leaves the un, she will say nothing will change. in the security system, nothing will change for the un yes, it will remain the united states of america will remain, china is possible, russia is there, for now it is necessary to remain b

how on the security council, colin paul this tag showed that it was simple, that it was available toany country. they needed this for two reasons, in order not to sign the protocol of the convention on prohibition. in the biological already and to be able to declare any country. we have already seen this very well by a country developing non-conventional things, for example, iraq, what it came to, this led to very serious consequences, how the state died. uh, millions of people, that's all. it was done under pretext. fight against non-conventional weapons we, by the way, too we are on the kill list. one of the clearest examples of how the united states knows how to destroy the economy of an entire state can be both in 1959 in cuba, supporters of fidel castro raised an uprising against the american puppet of the dictator batista. a few months later, the island became free from us influence and declared the socialist path of development from that moment the cubans became a target for the pentagon in my hands a bunch of cuban. tobacco. it is from it that the famous cuban cigars are made

the fact is that colin paul is known not only for the test tube, yes, which he shook, in the general the united states than world leaders who have been trained in the united states, let's add to this both a journalist and scientists yes and uh, let's say managers of various levels who have been trained in the united states because it is that valuable yes, that's the capital that they have formed and which is represented. unfortunately, in the core about which sergeevich spoke and in the periphery that a covers this core. and here's how to deal with this, what needs to be done on the eve of the centenary, e, the outstanding philosopher, san sanych zinoviev, saying, here, but as an unexpected twist for you, what we must do, remember, remember his famous essay, how to kill an elephant with a needle. he talked about how you can change the course of e specific process and history, finding a completely unexpected move. he once came to this conclusion as a boy, when he went out against the gang with a compass and said that if someone approaches me with a teenage bow, i speak with a compass.

the fact is that colin paul is known not only for the test tube, to which he shook in the un generalrase, look, there is no united states more valuable resource than a world leaders who have been trained in the united states, let's add journalists and scientists to this yes and uh, so let's say managers of various levels who have been trained in the united states because this is the valuable yes, this is the capital that they have formed and which is represented. unfortunately, in the core that sergeevich spoke about and in the periphery that covers this game. and here's how to deal with this, what needs to be done on the eve of the centenary e, an outstanding philosopher, san-sanovich zinoviev, saying, here, but how unexpectedly he turn signal, what we must do remember, remember his famous essay, how to kill an elephant with a needle. he talked about the fact that it is possible to change the course of a particular process and history by finding a completely unexpected move. he once came to this conclusion as a boy, when he went out against the gang with a compass and said that if s

children year 2003 during his speech in the security council chamber united nations secretary of state colin pauls served a reason for the invasion of iraq and the execution of an objectionable ruler is always in touch with a sadam, as we have already said, dressed in a black raincoat with his legs tied. hands lead from the execution room to the gallows, he is told that he can take the hood, but he refuses and goes to the gallows in the form of a noose in front of him, then they give him a scarf to tie it around his neck. and already on top of it, throw your last minutes into the noose. he met with some courage. he shouted that allah is great, that the nation will live on, and that arab palestine are saddam's last words of disobedience a year later. it turned out that the test tube was fake, but it was too late for the troops. the united states was already in iraq saddam hussein was hanged , the country plunged and endured chaos. terrorist operations to influence public opinion are commonplace for the cia. the list of cia-inspired assassinations is long, and the number of civilian casualties is m

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so you're pointing the finger at colin, on behalf of laura -- >> it affects the family dynamics during the trial. >> we have mother and son, and then paulaid that it was colin, i never said that it was anybody, i just said that no one connected evidence to the scene to my guy. >> and we had to? >> after a month of testimony the case went to the jury, chelsea remained his biggest supporter to the very end. do you think that the way you described him as being this protector of the family, do you think that is optimally what might have gotten him in trouble? >> he's a smart guy, i don't think he would ever put himself in a situation, he had a life ahead of him. he had no need. >> after five days of deliberations, the jury reached a verdict. >> we set a prayer. >> hearts racing, game face on. >> tensions were high for everyone as the crowd filed back into the courtroom, the verdicts were read, one by one. >> alexander rideout >> beginning with the suns. first younger son alex. >> you've been found not guilty of second degree murder. >> alex was acquitted of the murder charge but guilty of tampering with evidence. >> colin right out. >> then

general colin powell, who became secretary of state. he put forward the doctrine of paul well, the doctrine, which was named after him. one of the main provisions of this doctrine is the thesis that when you start some risky policy of diplomatic military action, it is very important to know in advance. how to get out of this action with dignity if something goes wrong. i think that this lesson is not always superfluous and not superfluous even now. can an escalation along the caribbean model defuse the world atmosphere? now, alas, the confrontation between moscow and washington 60 years ago was a battle for supremacy in a relatively well-ordered international system. the cuban draw fixed such a system in the second half of the cold the war was unpleasant, but far less dangerous, both sides took precautions. that's all now, otherwise the world has entered into a reorganization of such a scale that its outcome cannot even be guessed from the previous construction, there will be almost nothing left ; keep from the irreparable. you and i have only one way out. i see no other

tonight -- colin jost star of "aftersun," actor paul mescal, music from 5 seconds of summer featuring 8g band with tom benko. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news president biden, today, declared a major disaster in florida and then florida in turn declared biden a major disaster [ laughter ] the white house released a 44 page plan yesterday to fight hunger it's just the cheesecake factory menu [ laughter ] before the government runs out of money tomorrow, congress is reportedly set to pass stopgap legislation to keep the government funded through two and a half more months is it just me, or is the government always waiting until the last minute to fund itself the federal government is like a kid running for the school bus with one pant leg on holding a waffle [ laughter ] queen elizabeth's death certificate was released today and said that she died of old age, a condition she battled for nearly 30 years. at a recent pane