what to say consumer society shurik why are you sticking to a person? this is our consumer society.o what you consume. you even have bookstores around the clock, but i'm not talking about supermarkets and different restaurants there. and we, by the way, have all six of holland, but at most 8 pm it closes so that the staff also give a rest about 8 o'clock closes just what it does. what are you resting. we work from morning to evening to feed ourselves elementarily. and my neighbors generally stayed at 6:00 in the morning in order to have time to open the shop in time, business customers. this is your limit of western culture. you understand the artist on television programs. do not slurp the director, and i just live, i do not need to express myself. i have all the harmonies. is it bad, you bastard. you're a bastard she lives shurik understand, shurik understand? you to me i liked it then, and you didn’t even notice me, only mine. in addition, there is also a complex of an unrecognized genius. i live normally. dasha where are you? dasha my girl, little mouse, my little one. well what

vladimir kotovich visited one of the shops regional consumer society. violation verdict not revealed vegetables dairy products have not risen in price margin on sausages, products, within 20%. all within the framework of the legislation regulation, which will regulate the prices of consumer goods. uh. well, i think the population will resurrect it normally, there is a positive goal. everything will depend on the situation, how trade organizations will be involved in the implementation of this resolution. i think that well, probably for now. a couple of weeks can be a month and everything should stabilize. area with over 180 shopping objects while serious infringements of pricing here are not fixed. vilnius declared a state of emergency in the field of heat production and heat supply, the reason for the increase in the cost of natural gas is its price. now four times higher than the level of the last five years, in order to save money, it was decided this season to partially replace gas with cheaper fuel oil, and the french are learning to live without fr

vladimir kotovich visited one of the stores of the regional consumer society.erdict of violations was not revealed. vegetables and dairy products did not rise in price. the markup on sausages, products, within 20%. all within the framework of the legislation regulation, which will regulate the prices of consumer goods. uh. well, i think the population will take it off. uh, normal and a positive goal. everything will depend on the situation, how trade organizations will be involved in the implementation of this resolution. i think that, well, maybe for a couple of weeks, maybe a month and everything should stabilize. there are more than 180 retail facilities in the area, so far no serious violations of pricing have been recorded here. the eurasian five is working to remove barriers in order to increase the speed of movement of goods and services, the deputy prime minister said. igor petrishenko. after the completion of the meeting of the intergovernmental council in yerevan , 11 obstacles have now been fixed in the five and the outlined ways to overcome them, bu

with consumers society seemed lacking paradise. when you found prosperity along with policies encouraging, having children drove a baby, a social spending increased, so do the need for more infrastructure. how could this economic boom be financed? since taxpayers were already at their limit with income tax, government turned to a tried and true solution. a consumption tax. with in france in 1954, a tax inspector. maurice law had the clever idea of inventing a single indirect tax on goods purchased by consumers. this was the beginning of the famous value added tax. all that to don mpo nobela. i've been more fucked soon . it led to that is a tax that's collected fractional late. this is due. it's levied at different stages of the production process. none. so not part from the final consumer. those who pay the bad can get it refunded i q. diesel, says esha. if you figure out as a result, companies are refunded a lot of the vat they pay. the lativia can bake, which makes it not such a burden for them. oh, this is what makes it so ingen

with consumers society seemed like in paradise. the new found prosperity along with policies encouraging. having children drove a baby, been a social spending increased, so did the need for more infrastructure. how could this economic boom be financed? since taxpayers were already at their limit with income tax, governments turned to a tried and true solution. the consumption tax with in france in 1954, a tax inspector. maurice law had the clever idea of inventing a single indirect tax on goods purchased by consumers. this was the beginning of the famous value added tax. all that to don american, bella bimmer, fuck soon it led to that is a tax that's collected fractionally. this is due. it's levied at different stages of the production process. none so not part from the final consumer. those who pay the bad can get it, refunded i q digital, sasha, figure her as a result. 3 companies are refunded a lot of the vat they pay off to let the vehicle bake, which makes it not such a burden for them. oh, this is what makes it so ingenious u

success, that's how everything grows, how high-speed trains go, how people have turned into a consumer society't, but it's all an exchange of money for rights, they still travel a lot and ours also pay attention to this, the chinese are always everywhere in european countries somewhere in exotic countries what sometimes ukrainians cannot afford so often so much i would not say so i think that ukrainians can afford to allow much more than the chinese, the situation is quite simple, there are a lot of chinese people who travel , even one or two percent of the population, even this you have to look at the statistics. imagine how many chinese there are in general abroad, but the vast majority of the chinese population does not leave anywhere because there is no opportunity for it, it is possible and the desire there are traveling people again how much will 1% of the 1.5 billion new guys be european not because they all left but because there are simply enough of them to make even a small number of japanese travel much more japanese much less but they travel the nation so really they travel and the

economic success, how everything grows, how high-speed trains go, how people have turned into a consumer societyall. exchanging money for rights, they still travel a lot, ours also pay attention to this, the chinese are always everywhere in european countries, somewhere in exotic countries. the thing that sometimes ukrainians cannot afford so often yes a lot i wouldn't say so i think that ukrainians can afford much more than the chinese the situation is quite simple for the chinese there are many if even one or two percent of the population travels even this you have to look at the statistics imagine how many chinese are abroad in general but the vast majority of the population of china does not go anywhere because there are no opportunities for it, it is possible and there is a desire to travel people again how much will 1% of 1.5 billion new europeans europeans not because they are all left, and because there are enough of them so that even in small numbers, the japanese travel much more, the japanese travel much less. domestic tourism, from the point of view of the number of people, japanese

the consumer society seemed lacking paradise. the new found prosperity along with policies encouraging. having children drove a baby, been a social spending increased, so did the need for more infrastructure. how could this economic boom be financed? since taxpayers were already at their limit with income tax, government turned to a tried and true solution. a consumption tax. with in france in 1954, a tax inspector. maurice law had the clever idea of inventing a single indirect tax on goods purchased by consumers. this was the beginning of the famous value added tax. all that to don american, bella bimmer, fuck soon it led to that is a tax that's collected fractional late. this is due. it's levied at different stages of the production process. none, so not part from the final consumer. those who pay the bad can get it refund on i q . diesel says esha figure her as a result, companies are refunded a lot of the vat they pay off to let the vehicle bake, which makes it not such a burden for them. oh, this is what makes it so ingeniou

with consumers society seemed like in paradise. the new found prosperity along with policies encouraging. having children drove a baby been a social spending increased. so did the need for more infrastructure. how could this economic boom be financed? since taxpayers were already at their limit with income tax, governments turned to a tried and true solution. a consumption tax. with in france in 1954, a tax inspector, maurice law had the clever idea of inventing a single indirect tax on goods purchased by consumers. this was the beginning of the famous value added tax. all that to don american, bella bimmer, fuck soon it led to that is a tax that's collected fractionally. this is due. it's levied at different stages of the production process. none. so not part from the final consumer. those who pay the bad can get a refund on a kid. diesel says esha, if you figure out as a result, 3 companies are refunded a lot of the vat they pay to let the vehicle bake, which makes it not such a burden for them or this is what makes it so ingenio

countered with because on the popular opinion, we also have to understand that it's regarding the consumer driven society in which consumers are like in this winter consumer are really asking their governments that why do they even get involved in a conflict? why do they want it went to break up economic relations with russia and other countries? china. so i would say that russia is doing whatever they can under the circumstances, but the needs to engage more academics maybe to more institution at the moment. i'm very actually surprised and happy to see representation of 14 countries more than 100 participants at their to presenting their institution different. think tanks, universities, some of them practitioner academics, former ambassador. it mean that there it is not really a factor. when's a county as the edge of the western countries are saying that the rachelle isolated, i do not think yes, there is an understanding how you look at the situation from the other point of view. and we think in and personally, i would say in my opinion, this thing also will change maybe in few months time, when the pi

but this is not always right with us and we are struggling with hmm such a narrative as the consumer society about the fact that you need to be not a person who give me give me, and sometimes you need to ask yourself the question, but the state has given something, therefore, in this direction. we have a lot to work on, from family to school education. and these are the things that are accepted today regarding the licensing of preschool education. i think it's absolutely the right direction. absolutely the right direction, and the direction that needs to be supported, because remember, not so long ago, some people were shouting there. ay-ay-ay, a hymn singing a hymn, and at school for example, yes, some ceremonial events, but people are silent, but hmm that, for example, uh. there are countries in europe. the same greece greece where from kindergarten they sing the anthem of their country. this is fine? it's just that they are already distorting and sticking out the wrong strategy here, but we understand perfectly well that the principle of operation of extremist telegram channels. yes, when

the body, but this is not always right with us and we are fighting hmm such a narrative as the consumer societyot a person who give me give me, and sometimes you need to ask yourself questions, and something long state, so that's in this direction. we have a lot to work on, from family to school education. and these are the things that are accepted today regarding the licensing of preschool education. i think it's absolutely right direction absolutely correct and the direction that needs to be supported because remember not so long ago some people were shouting there. ah-ah-ah, but the anthem is the anthem, but at school , for example, yes, some ceremonial events, but people are silent, but because , for example, uh, there are countries in europe , for example, south korea greece where from childhood gardens sing the anthem of their country. this is fine. it’s just that they are already distorting and sticking out the wrong strategy here, but we understand perfectly well that the principle of operation of extremist telegram channels. yes, when they are paid money, there, for example, the polish

we live again in the consumer society, when all these spiritual things fade into the background and todayparents are young, maybe a little older than i am; today they don’t understand how this knowledge about her there, the great-grandfather or her grandfather, the participants in the war , will affect the well-being of the son. she knows that money can affect, that the profession can affect. that there are some other such material ones. uh, so, uh, the nuances of our lives can make a person happy about it. she doesn't know why, because she was most likely brought up in school in the nineties. well, here i am in the early 2000s. they probably flew such older children, and in the nineties. we were not up to spirituality. we thought in country. how to feed people so ensure a salary. and of course, these questions are missed. and today they are already parents and they do not consider it necessary that we did not teach them to tell our children at school. we have now begun to do this, but then again, if there is no this emperor, the school parents, the student, including education issues. we

democracy, but they are somewhere in principle, they converge somewhere in the region of the consumer societyt it was basis of all security treaties. and today it russia has refused advice. i am democracy in communism, it returns to such a thousand-year trend of classics and now our divergence is really existential with them. actually, this is the danger of a reserve war. she lies in it at this point. well, i would just illustrate, because i have a deep understanding of this illustration, which i will now show. she really shook me deeply. that's because it is, but i understand that they have something there before this happened in the united states, but now vera is the age of the internet and the accessibility and mass character of all this, of course, when this is somehow you can talk about content on social networks. this is something that must be taken seriously as a rite of renunciation of christianity. an offshoot of christianity is baptism, but no matter from christianity in favor of satan it is being held in the united states hail satan. long live satan. you renounce baptism, yes, clai

what kind of society do we live in, again, a consumer society, when all these spiritual things fade intowell, my parents are young, maybe a little older than i am; today they don’t understand how knowledge is. and her great-grandfathers or her grandfathers, participants in the war, will affect son's welfare. she knows that money can affect, that the profession can affect. that there are some other such material ones. uh, so, uh, the nuances of our lives can make a person happy about it. she doesn't know why, because she was most likely brought up in school in the nineties. well, i'm there in the early 2000s. they are probably the parents of such older children, and in the nineties. we were not up to spirituality. we thought in the country. how to feed people so ensure a salary. and, of course, these questions missed. and today they are already parents and they do not consider it necessary that we did not teach them to tell our children at school. we have now begun to do this, but then again, if there is no this three emperors, the school of parents, the student, including the issues of e

the so -called de grows, that is, negative growth, in fact, this is the very rejection of the consumer societysumption, there are disinfectant conditions and so on. at the same time, we recall comrade steinmar's recent statement to sulk. yes, it all lies in this area , all this leads to what all these deficits standardized consumption. on the demand side, and it aims, uh, to contain the rise in the cost of energy bills for the population, and the rise in the cost of shields always leads to what? well, for starters, how non-payments lead to a deterioration in payment discipline. it leads. uh, tougher government policy by the tax authorities and so on, but this causes further social riots, and social riots starting there. try or yellow vests are not far away, respectively, before the next change of the next leaders. yes, this is from the side of the population, but from the business side. you also talked about it. it has now become a commonplace this is the ruin of a manufacturing company and especially energy-intensive is the immigration of production and capital. yes, this is a compression of

what is important and this has profound implications for our customers, consumers, businesses, societyg the inflation down is important and i like to say that this is a disease that requires antibiotics. it would not be cured by vitamin c. have the conflicting fiscal policies and that is happening in many countries. making sure that they are not going against the other is important. from washington and as a leader of a bank, this crisis is different from what we had in 2008. have a strong global financial sector. -- we have a strong global financial sector. we have more capital, look at the last five years, we have taken outdoor capital from 8% to 12% and increased profitability of 9% to 14%. -- our profitability from 9% to 14%. it will be tough times. >> are you taking reserves? >> now that you mention that, latin america and emerging markets, countries like brazil and mexico are in a much better situation than they were in the previous crisises. these countries have less debt and have followed monetary policies and actually the only currencies that have strengthened against the dolla

that there was maximum corruption and a minimum rating of companies, and at the same time , a consumer societyel with billionaires and laughter by consumption. ksenia nekrasova tried to understand if china now understands that the entire american system will play against it with all its levers built for to preserve its power, whether the sin will be ready to take the risk, because it is clearly being pushed to an irrational decision. green paramilitary jacket almost immediately after his re-election sidimping meets with the military leadership of the army to put into practice the tasks of the twentieth congress, protecting the national interests of the country, the head of the prc reminds the military youths already in 2027 to the centenary, the people of the liberation army. the armed forces must reach the world level. china already has the world's largest navy in terms of numbers. it has surpassed the us formidable combat power possessed by strategic nuclear forces. beijing is ready to stand up for itself and will not allow red lines to cross with the west. it is no coincidence that experts.

today we see directly that the head of state says that the consumer society is not our way, we are building with our society. thank you for your opinion. we will monitor the situation. maxim, do you know how to earn a pension of 115,000 pounds per year for the rest of your life in 44 days, to be honest, i don’t know, but it’s very interesting how tell me about the uk experiment or rhinestone knows for sure just so many days. she held on at the helm of the kingdom, managed to fail the economic tax reform. well , earn a comfortable old age. well, in that case, we are waiting for her tour and courses. how to make a million does nothing, but in the meantime , old britain is sitting on the collapses of the pound. it costs below dollars for the first time in history and is waiting for the new prime minister from the dominican republic. inspired wrestler johnson arrived in economy class before 2 pm. on monday, candidates for the main post should enlist support, as at least one hundred deputies from the ruling conservative party. johnson is short. but he does believe. many politicians from the eu d

this has profound implications for customers, consumers, businesses and society.ting the inflation down is important. i like to say this is a disease that requires antibiotics. it will not be cured by vitamin c. you have conflicting policies in many countries. making sure they are not going one against the other is important. francine: that was ana botin. coming up, biden downplays recession risks but our probability model says a downturn under his watch is a near certainty. we also talk about the midterm elections and all going on in china. tom: the u.s. is looking at for the releases of its strategic reserves of petroleum as it leads up to the elections. inflation is central. this is bloomberg. ♪ millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year with the fastest mobile service. and now, introducing, the best price for two lines of unlimited. just $30 per line. there are millions of happy campers out there. and this is the perfect time to join them... add a line to

yes, we can say a lot that the consumer society is ending. no, it doesn't end. are well aware that in peacetime they earned more and their quality of life index was calculated differently today, when we talk about what there is a party of war. she makes money big money earns. we are well aware that the united states of america, even in the conditions of a truce. they will not stop their war machine. they will make money. they will place military orders. all lobbyists will receive their kickbacks as the system works. well, you know what's the matter, sometimes the system crashes. today, we are watching how this system of the american establishment fails. if you want a washington swamp, trump no, he did not dry this washington swamp. she feels great alive. they, but they finally felt a monstrous isolation from civil society. remember, the founding fathers always said that civil society should not be divorced from the establishment that i have in charge. now it is detachment. it feels like some kind of madness passed that the establishment that is in america they d

was the population, and the social contract was such atomization, as if every man for himself consumer societyrminated and it’s not a khan to the khan, but a new contract must be concluded. why is it necessary to say that slander, as it were, pours water on something, softens the enemy, even in in this case, she says correctly, only the whole question is that the conclusion she draws from this is diametrically opposed to what we should do. next, we are on the same complex reality. she's not in the military. i think that well, as it were, in general, well, now, when the war is on, blood is shed, but there is also something to throw these stones in the direction of the army. well, it's somehow very bad, even when there are certain grounds for this. we uh, as if we saw what was happening in kharkiv no matter. and yes, it was all there. safely, but all the same, the army in this sense must be supported in every possible way and understood that this is what i am. here she is or expose, yes? or all these critics will be skinned alive. therefore, it is vital that she exposes and she is as she is, but

they accustomed people to a consumer society, in which i can do nothing special, but i will have a betterf the west in relation to the same new economies, such as china and others. well, they are used to the fact that, as a last resort, it is necessary to run into american government debt obligations there and in dollars or there are pounds and other guys. it's just not reliable at all. in the case of the euro pound - it's just that we see it's unreliable because taxes are going down and government spending is going up in germany. there in the uk they're shutting down these very energy moves by printing money. and as for the american dollar, but still, too see it as manipulation. and that all this is also based on maintaining the trust of the world society? and besides, the american economy will throw everything away, at least how much you discussed some amount of external debt and there are no rational assumptions. what about its economy or technology or military operations? have you ever, in principle, this debt will be thrown out and repaid, but this opinion gradually reaches all peopl

uh, in principle, in society we consume a lot of carbohydrates and very little protein, but uh , you consume it, but with caution, because a large amount of consumption, protein is still a burden on the kidneys with its excess. uh, consumption causes rotting in the intestines. this protein is not utilized, and the putrefactive microflora in it will wake up greek yogurt in europe. gained fame in connection with the illness of the stomach of king louis 11, he was helped by a doctor from constantinople who brought balkan yogurt infusion. greek yogurt is made from sheep's milk, but it's just as healthy from cow's milk. and by the way, in the ussr, yogurt has been produced since 1920 and sold in pharmacies, as medicine and was called yogurt on the shelves of belarusian stores in a wide variety of greek yogurts you will not find greek yogurt, then it is a little bit such a specific product, not very few enterprises do it, but i can’t say that it is more difficult, these are other technological operations for processing it, but which must be strictly observed in order to obtain the desired

so i think that be really specific about who we mean the top in every society, massively over consuming energy in europe. but what are your thoughts on that? because as we just heard this lee in spain, for example, ordering a maximum temperature of 19 degrees celsius for central heating, it doesn't sound very high. do you think that make enough of a difference to warrant? it demands certainly will help. and then the other question is how countries can help make sure they're most vulnerable are getting assistance. this is something that makes to me more sense than just regulating the entire market and lowering prices that even very well be people can benefit from. instead, you leave the crisis high to encourage people who might have a choice about how much they spend on energy to spend less. and then you provide direct aid to the people in less fortunate circumstances who just need help getting by. rebecca, this is what germany is doing is that has created this 200000000000 dollar aid package which will help people with the soaring energy bills. but it's coming on the massive far from ot

talking about carbon dioxide hard to imagine a better leverage point of carbon dioxide it consume control society it's essential to breathing. if you demonize it you gain control of everything. so it is a fundamental attractiveness to bureaucratic mentality. so 2009, you can't imagine to imagine a better leverage point than after human breath. we inhale oxygen exhale carbon dioxide. well, they it next next covid is the flu they talk climate scared no one covid scared everyone initially crossed party lines across ideologies across ages, a takeover of democrat political process by overnight the gre new deal was essentially imposed upon us and the ai travel, automobile travel down to a trickle free health care for all status quo ability of people to stay at home without working receive a paycheck. this was the greatest you didn't need notice the green new deal was introduced, but they never even scheduled for a hearing or a vote. green new deal never passed congress. even though they could have it never wanted to. they didn't need to. next compliant speaker othe house of commons. this is a chilling

not only benefits consumers, but it actually benefits all of society, including employers.ometimes employers are just doing things the same way because it's just the way it's been done. but they don't understand that they are not tapping all of the talent in their neighborhoods and their communities. and one of the benefits of this very tight labor market is that they're drawing in unusual workers and i have full faith in and confidence that they will see that these workers are very talented and very productive so that i'm not, i'm not convinced we're going to see exactly the same patterns that we've seen coming out of other, coming out of the other recessions or if there is a cooling that it's going to be, have the kind of impact on communities of color first. so i believe that we all benefit when everybody's on board. and i think, i think the private sector will see that as well. >> let me get you on on climate and a little bit of time that we have extra weather events are becoming increasingly frequent and costly with communities of color and low income communities often

consumer act. you live in a free society, people have the choice not to watch or buy things. >> window one affect being labeled genocide with that, it was difficult for advertisers and brands to run as many as because everyone knew there was a genocide. >> speaking of that, you remind me of something, genocide olympics sponsored by companies implicated in these practices. not that difficult, some have been in congress, they wouldn't even acknowledge there's something bad happening in that part of the world. more important, it's un-american because we a have a history. this country has a history of slavery, history of notng listening to people facing genocide so if it does not wake up, i don't know what will. i want to remind something thats an action in the genocide convention making this treaty almost irrelevant as a 2019 i believe over 150 parties in the convention, state parties to call out, stop and punish so eight hundred and problem including our own and what they are supposed to do as a baby step, number one. i'm very pleased with the progress in this particular for people who make in the united

society. those particularly related to consumer culture, to, to, to modernization which, which speaks to everybody. but most importantly, i think is that that sense of, of change happening within a life and the effects of the past in the present. i'm talking about life events as i say, or it's story the written an extra re way to to people the world over the death of parents and mothers dementia. i'm her abortion. wonderful. last phone. not always successful. love affairs. well, yeah, they're not always successful. are they you, i'll remember that line the sense of change happening within a life. you know, you want to address the significance of a prize going to a female author this year. yes, absolutely. i mean, but so jill is always joy, isn't it? when a woman wins a prestigious prize and it doesn't happen often enough. so as your report mentioned, you know, i was one of very few women to, to win. but she's the 1st french women to win this price as well. and it's particularly wonderful that it's a french women whose address so many experiences that women can relate to in her writing. and she's a

germany and thereby increase profits to pay the same again the end consumer will have to, if he does not. keep an eye out, as the german societymargarine, for example, not 500, but only 400 g of the product, the price, while remaining the same in reality, this price increase immediately by 25%, while x- rays of various packages do show that during a trip to the supermarket, consumers in germany primarily buy large air packs, but they hardly have anything talk to putin i want to pay four euros for a donor. ha ha more and more questions for their president of the americans, including for the first time claims against biden were openly expressed by prominent members of his own party. a group of thirty liberal democratic congressmen called on the american president to dramatically change his strategy regarding the war in ukraine and begin direct negotiations with russia . that is, guided by the real situation, and not fantasies of zelensky and his nazi gang, the authors of the letter are particularly concerned that the us is not engaging in regular dialogue with russia as part of its efforts to end the war. moreover, the catastrop

consumers. the wealthy corporations not really caring what's happening in our society . a breakdown in american society a little relief. the news, um, administration will start sending out the first state gas stimulus checks of 200 to $1050 on friday. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. coming up tonight at 6 30 power remains knocked out for hundreds of thousands of people in florida, and authorities worry it could take weeks to bring the lights back on tonight . you see, hastings has a new name because of a new law. some alumni say that was the wrong decision. aaron judge makes history yet again joe fonzi breaks it all down coming up in sports. 100 homicide of the year, investigators say 60 year old arturo coronado was shot and killed this morning after confronting thieves who had stolen a catalytic converter from his suv. no arrests have been made the investigation into a number of killings in stockton now includes a homicide here in the bay area. at least six deadly shootings have been linked to a serial killer. five of them happened in stockton this year. and now, investig

consumers. the wealthy corporations not really caring what's happening in our society. this is a breakdown in american society. a little relief. the news amend ministrations will start sending up the first state gas stimulus checks of 200 to $1050 on friday. now that mystery of surcharge that we're talking about most of the time is only about 30% but that's 30% that nobody can seem to explain, and the only other way to explain it logically is too, saying that's just extra money they're taking because they can and they don't want to hear about anybody trying to take that away from them. reporting live. tom vacar ktvu fox two news. thank you. descendants of the founder of uc hastings law school are suing to stop the university of california from changing the name to you see college of the law. that lawsuit was filed in san francisco today. the school was found by serena's hastings, the first chief justice of the state supreme court. his descendants say the state agreed to the name nearly 150 years ago and changing it would be a breach of that contract. they also say there

wave in germany and thereby increase profits, the final consumer will again have to pay, if he does not. the ear is a thief, as the german societyrgarine, for example, not 500, but only 400 g of the product, the price, while remaining the same in reality, this price increase immediately by 25%, while x- rays of various packages do show that during a trip to the supermarket, consumers in germany buy primarily in the air in the packages are large, but there is hardly anything in them, you are talking to putin. i want to pay four euros for a donor. he called scholz a political dwarf, ex-minister of finance of greece janis varfaki, he noted that there is no single european union and the failure of this structure is guaranteed . stop the cold war between the us and china by becoming an intermediary between washington, beijing and berlin but merkel, unlike scholz, was a skillful anti-crisis manager, varu believes there are many torches, who still continue to receive their portion of humiliation and jess biden. however , the president of the united states himself is doing everything possible for this. today biden named the new british

pastures are talking all the time about how people are consumed with business affairs, forgetting about their love for god. they are worried society is becoming dominated by greed, business, and the kinds of immorality they see coming along with it. another reason for the sense of religious crisis is the rise of what we call enlightenment thought. a related trend, the rise of rational theology, quote unquote. the enlightenment, a term i'm sure you've come across before and other classes, is a controversial term among historians. historians, these days, are not necessarily so keen on talking about the enlightenment as if it's one thing, capital e, that works the same way everywhere. we know for sure there are different kinds of enlightenment depending on whether you're in, say, france or in scotland. or your in america. some parts of the indictment are a lot more anti christian. say in america, the enlightenment tends to be fairly friendly to christianity. it's we will have maybe a little bit of an updated version of christianity, a more modern version. most of the advocates of the indictment will say of course we are christian. ch

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purpose of division american society, from my point of view, this is much more dangerous than the primitive lies that are spread in russia for the undemanding russian consumerthe meeting somehow hits on the energy system . should we edit the budget and act differently? he said so today, but i haven't read the deputy's opinion yet, i just forgot his last name it's not that it's good that they hit in the fall. in this way, a needs to strengthen the protection of our energy system, because if this happened when it was cold in ukraine, hmm, whole regions would freeze, please, we are not in the best situation now because we need to restore energy if we don't have enough anti-aircraft defense, no one has guaranteed that we will get repeated strikes. therefore, obviously the budget needs to be reviewed and a significant part of the funds should be sent to the restoration of the energy sector, because despite what we say to you now there is light, but this light disappears from time to time, we have lost 30% of the power of our energy - this is a threat not only to us, but also to european countries to which we exported energy, and moldova, for example, has now sto

people are consume ised with business affairs -- consumed with business affairs and are forgetting about their love for god. they're worried that society is becoming dominated by greed, business and the kinds of immorality that they see coming along with that. another reason for the sense of religious crisis is the rise of what we call enlightenment thought and a related trend which is the rise of rational theology, quote-unquote. now, the enlightenment -- a term i'm sure you've come across before in other classes -- is a controversial term among historians. historians these days are not necessarily so keen on talking about the enlightenment as if it's just this one thing capital e that works the same way everywhere. we know for sure that there are different kinds of enlightenment depending on whether you're in, say, france or you're in cotland or you're in america. some art parts of the enlightenment are a lot more anti-christian, and then say in america the enlightenment tends to be fairly friendly to christianity. we'll have maybe a little bit of an updated version of christianity, a little more modern version of christianity, but m