why aren't we inoculating the continental army now? and those voices only became louder once reports started coming in from canada washington's own surgeon general, dr. john morgan torched washington in a pamphlet published in april 1776. so almost a year before shgton gives therder, his surgeon general is, astounded by washington's decision not to inoculated the soldiers. wainon had had the opportunity to do so, morgan thought while soldiers were encamped outside boston, they thght he could have inoculated new recruits at any time. they joined the army, but he hadn't. morgan thought that he had squandered time. general gage, the british general, had inoculations to take place of his soldiers and of the civilians in boston. but washington didn't do the same, despite knowing that that's what the british were doing. at the same time, morgan wrote a couple of good quotes here. morgan wrote next to lug jury ambition and the pride of kings. this appears to be the severe a scourge that ever afflicted the unhappy race of man. and he wroteo sp

it was a beat for continental.urrently up for percent in the german market coming up, for the world's money managers, turkiye election outcome could determine whether the country becomes a by -- buy again. we look at what is at stake the nation. that is next. this is a bloomberg. ♪ yousef: against the backdrop of a troubled economy, turks would either extend president recep tayyip erdogan's rule into a third decade or offer his main challenger the chance to steer turkiye towards a reset. the country has been in the midst of a cost-of-living crisis, and many blame the president's unorthodox economic policies as inflation peaked above 85% last year. the turkish central bank still cut interest rates under the orders. the turkish lira has cratered by 75% against the dollar since the last election. many foreign investors have left. six opposition parties are banding behind kemal kilicdaroglu, the left center rear -- career civil servant who promises to bring a fresh start the economy. most of his career, kilicdaroglu's

so it was a continental army? yes, sir. each of the confirms new states had regiments within this army and they had responsibilities under the way the country was governed to provide pay and, uniforms and supplies. how far afield did washington's quartermaster actually have to go to get stuff? did they stuff from georgia, the carolinas, and bring it up? how good could the there's i recall reading a long time ago perhaps the best supplied troops were those from connecticut. the worst supplied from north carolina. the states were responsible. and one of the things that you see in washington's letters is he would at times take a senior officer from some state line. so the lieutenant colonel of the seventh maryland, whose name is escaping now, please forgive me. so he washington writes to the governor writes this lieutenant colonel, i need you to go down to maryland, talk to your governor, and get supplies. you need to help me clothe your maryland. but washington also has authority from pennsylvania, to improve blankets, shoes,

it was a sturdy or hotel we felt than the older continental. so on the 26th of april, we checked in to the caravel hotel. i was in the car of was a handful of other journalists who had decided to stay behind to see what happened when the communists took over the city. me on the 29th of april for the communists closed in on the side or the americans ordered their 2nd regional evacuation. in 2 weeks, most of the dramatic footage and photographs of the withdrawal were taken from the caravel hotel. for many of the reporters were here in saigon from april 29, april 30th of 975. this was sort of the front row seat, if you will, on the top of the caravel to the final stages of the war. me from the roof of the caravel hotel, we could see very clearly the evacuation at the american embassy had been just 2 or 3 blocks away. so all of the network cameraman set up. so a lot of people were fighting to get into the embassy over the war, whatever. ah, nearly a 100 journalist chose to stay inside on the camera valve was a frenzy of activity in the last hours b

he long for came over as a young man, served as an engineer in the continental army. he was part of the group that founded the society the cincinnati. he actually designed badge of the society and the certificates. he, of course most famous for designing the the street layout for washington, d.c., but long form fell into hard times. he did not receive as many of these veterans of the revolution and officers. they didn't necessarily receive great pensions. they often were owed back pay that they never received. loan fund didn't receive most of the money that he was owed for this design work that he did. so he was quite impoverished in his late years and he basically became what was called a permanent houseguest. anybody have any of those in their families, they're of this man, thomas atwood diggs of basically lived the river from mount vernon in maryland and so in the 18 teens, 1820s, and he's living with the diggs family. when thomas diggs passes away, 1821, he goes to a nephew, william dudley diggs. and this is an engraving of green hill. this is where law enforcemen

you see passing and review to be reunited with the continental army.a mother man was present there was an englishman named george he was there with the army. again wrote in his diary that posite the camp and on distance eminence stood the tents of some of the general officers over which towered predominant that of general washington. feel more confident you're he went on to say seeing all the camps meanha militamps n.from england. many of whiwings engravings have been taken. this was truly a subject worthy first artists. he hadad no idea artists is that will produce this watercolor image. is the tradition of doing these large views of military camps. this is during the 1740s in scotland for augustus. placing about 1782 is just recently a large encampment st. james park and london. his brother than this watercolor many are in grave. also presumably who is producing this great big watercolor. i didn't spend the time looking at it that's helping the other people did. see this incredible detail. even in the center there in the center some raise the structu

he's given his commission in philadelphia continental congressamazingly document will survive in the national arches was presented to him and he carries it in his pocket as he has north to take command of this new england artie has been circling washington. there were concerns of course because these were keen students, something we wish all our countrymen were as keen duties of history as their reading of history hold down these kinds of colonial rebellions, these armed interactions often lead to the creation of dictatorships . generals would refuse to disband, generals would take power for themselves so as washington is marching north east approaching new york and the new york provincial council sentence him a congratulatory letter but also one that asks the question and says basically we place this great power and authority in your hands as commander-in-chief but when we make up these differences with the british parliament and this is not a fight for independence yet, it's a fight to restore english liberties they say you will rggo back to virginia,won't you ? washington writes a

he came over as the man serve as an engineer in the continental army. he was part of the group that founded the society the cincinnati. he actually designed badge of the society and certificates. he of course most famous for designing the street layout for washington, d.c. but l'enfant felt into hard times. he did nototes receive as many f these veterans of the revolution and officers, they did necessarily receive great pensions. they often were owed backpay that they never received. l'enfant didn't receive most of the money he was owed for the design work he did. he waser quite impoverished in s light years and he basically became what was called a permanent houseguest. anybody have any of those in their families? this man, thomas atwood digs come basically lived across the river from mount vernon in maryland. and so in the 18 teens, 1826 living with the digg samet when thomas diggs passes away, 1821 turkey goes to a nephew william dudley digs in this, this engraving of greenhill where l'enfantma ultimately dies and s buried on the estate. a lot of his

founded in may 1783 by continental army officers camped along the hudson river near newburgh, new york. as the revolutionary war was coming to a the army was starting disband and uncertainty for. the future of the soldiers lives as well as the new nation ever present. the society's purposes were laid out in its founding document. we call the institution, which you see of here, written by henry knox and i was actually just having a conversation with a gentleman who sometimes referred to as the singular founder of the society. although we prefer to think of all of the original members as our founders, but he he pen this document and laying out its purposes to perpetuate the memory of the war for independence, to maintain the fraternal bonds between the soldiers, promote the ideals of the revolution, support members and their families in need, and advocate for the compensation to the officers by congress congress. the society was named for the ancient roman citizen soldier lucius concha cincinnatus, who you here in an 18th century depiction. in the fifth century bce, the roman senate call

we only hope that in the meantime these days baku has hosted the continental tournament.stina kamysh compared the championship scores last week, the head could tomas bach extinguished in bulgaria after meeting with the president of this country , rumin. for your sake, the journalists were once again asked the world's main sports functionary about the participation of belarusians and russia in the qualifying competitions for the olympics in paris, we are glad that the rhetoric of recent months has not changed, recommendation. could athletes. all countries must be allowed to participate in the qualifying competitions that are already underway. i hope that many federations will accept our recommendations, i am happy that in this respect i received support from the president of bulgaria ruman, he also radio, like we want the athletes of all 206 national member committees. mog was able to compete in the olympics. we offer every effort to unite athletes from all over the world so that they can take part in international competitions without restrictions. recommendations that gi

commencing accordingly, approved the resolutions of the american continental congress and consider thent in the body with the wisdom. this convention are due the honor and worthy delegates who represent the colonies. >> mr. president. >> mr. thomas jefferson. >> i move that the minutes as read be approved and adopted. >> i second this, mr. president. >> motion has been moved and seconded. all those in favor of adopting the resolution of the minutes signify by saying aye. >> aye. >> opposed? minutes are adopted. and any new business. >> mr. president. >> sir, i think we need to offer the following resolution. >> resolved, there's a well-regulated militia. >> the gentlemen is the only security in the national defense of a free government. >> hear hear. >> and of the militia in this colony would forever preclude the mother country from keeping among us a standing army of forces and would obviate the pretext of taxing us. >> mr. henry. >> and the militia is at this time peculiarly necessary for the country and of the government in calling us together in a legislative capacity rendered true

they just tested a 3-stage ballistic missile capable of reaching probably any point within the continentald states. so, the tension is not driven by south korea or the u.s.-rok alliance, the tension is being driven by the north korean provocations. nastasya: let me ask you the question greg is alluding to, have u.s. risk calculations potentially changed now that we are seeing increased north korean capabilities to hit cities in the continental united states? guest: i think any good unitary strategist would say that things have definitely changed over the last two years. the military first policy of north korea has seen a number of successes in the past couple of years, including cruise missile technology, tests of submarine, lunch-based missiles. recently, a solid fuel rocket launch. so they are moving ahead and evolving. and the united states will have to evolve with it, and so will south korea. i would like to piggyback on what was just said, however, and say that although south korea may not get indigenous nuclear capability and may not have the will for it, the united states right now

it would be amazing to bring to force the full but the so of the african continental freight, 3 feet right area. and now exactly because growth is anemic. now is the time to do it. it seems there was some think x in uh, in your onset and in the report. the reality of, you know, many of these borders which we travel too often for our work is, is of course informal traits eclipses. mm hm. the phone will sector is very normal for people who want to take goods across the board as well through apple. so, so we see faults to pay bribes. have this is not going to governments who, that's something that's recognized in the report. and then governments who, of course, depending on income and revenue from from terrace. and then also depending for political power on pyramids of, of patronage, you know, within which lights the officials who are, who are collecting this money. and that was being assigned to the african union in obvious above and the intentions expressed to remove these terrace. a non tariff barriers seem a far cry from the reality on the ground. and the political, valid realities

for seventy years the belief that the presence of nuclear weapons keeps e countries from great continental wars. and this , perhaps, is one of the consequences that still needs to be considered, because we have entered an era of great continental wars, in which countries with nuclear weapons are directly or indirectly involved. it didn't stop. in general, in general, it's really another matter that i would still think i would have a discussion on the topic of is this a big continental war from the point of view of any, so to speak, let's say typology of the cold war. this is a conflict of medium intensity one of the parties involved. well, it’s just important here that the intensity of the use of the armed forces is significantly higher in terms of firepower than what it was, like water, it’s another matter that the means are completely different . moreover, i believe that how much is burned per unit of time. wow. by the way, this is also what showed a high intrigue, that the idea that the idea of ​​​​the possibility of mass army actions in such conflicts is also, so to speak, undergoing c

now that they have the african continental free trade barrier, that is creating the largest free trade companies can now say, ok, i can invest here, in one place in africa, to be able to supply goods to the entire african continent from that one place. or, i can invest in a particular sector and paul other countries in the region around that one factory. just as an example, ford has invested significantly in increasing its production of automobiles in south africa for the purpose of being able to supply to the growing middle—class economy of africa. this year we've seen the traditional visit to africa from china's foreign minister, but also flori, a growing number of western leaders. just briefly, i'm wondering what the business leaders that you speak to make of all this attention? i am glad that people are noticing that there are incredible opportunities on the continent. you know, people talk about sometimes us versus china, but truthfully, the us and china are not the only countries that are in africa. and why? because most people recognise you've got fast growing economies. you've

it says the african continental free trade area could reduce extreme poverty. we caught up with the i'm asked managing director while she was in nairobi to endorse the a you initiative crystelina yoga tools to how to zebra, the, the managing director of the international monetary fund. crystelina yoga, thank you for talking to out to 0. thank you for having me. so you here visiting can use capital nairobi to launch a paper, a the trade between african countries, which says the if in traffic control it can be boosted then up to 50000000 people in this confident could be lifted out of probity. but this comes at a time when the world is suffering from economic shocks, coated 19 rushes, invasion of ukraine, and those who a holiday stuff here in africa, economies, and people. what is it that you're going to be saying to policy makers and others on this trip? to try and make those gains from trade become a realistic outcome. exactly, because the global economic environment is challenging and that affects africa. significantly. policy makers need to own these to poten

the thing came from continental russia and took the position of chairman of the melitopol court or theaporizhia court , which they actually appointed there, but that's the same it was purely a staging and nothing really happened and this was already in the practice of the enemy when they make stagings and the reason for these stagings is the following, and they can't even explain their own probagandi, why is it that the liquidation of collaborators is constantly taking place in the temporarily occupied territory, and it is in melitopol, that is why they decided that they will do incineration in which no one will suffer, and immediately in a few hours they will catch partisans, so this kind of theater is absolutely being played out in our it should also be noted that at least 15 cities of the zaporozhye region are currently occupied. they are trying to evacuate , but they are not succeeding. to their homes for the most part, and even those whom they took to berdyansk were taken to the temporarily occupied kyrylivka. they are returning to their homes because everyone understood that the

and let’s count the sovereign territory of states not from shore and from the edge of the continental huge difference because almost all of the arctic ocean these are continental shelves and that's exactly where the name slovomonosov ridge that sounded in the introduction of yevgeny, we will periodically you to interrupt because well, for the sake of bad news, we are listeners, and for the sake of good ones, no, no, the advantages of the repulse went under cherkasy kirovohrad odesa, you can breathe air alarm repulsion of the rest of the regions unfortunately , vinnytsia kyiv region chernihiv region eh and kyiv region is also now updated information on the online map which you can now see on your screens kyiv region the sound of the air alarm in kyiv it is still sounding, we are watching this monkey and from time to time we will show it to you, mr. yevgeny, we apologize for the they stopped you because this is important information, it is about the safety of our fellow citizens, please continue to the ocean , but the russians insist that this ridge is a direct extension of their siberi

the 1st 2nd generation of, of the tutors community, especially in continental you. but as i mentioned there they are from the left side into a key. they have a conservative mindset and they realize what happens during the eh, rain off during the 22 years. all the government, the of the party in june. so uh, other areas like in education has, is sector and you find sector automotive sector. and whole these rather than areas to keep is progressing ends in the able to get the goal. this people come to become one of the 10 biggest columbia in the world, and i, we are, i'm sure that to be real. reach is target within the next 5 to 10 years. okay, moving the program on the russian military, this week, secure full control over the city of archibald, also known as black moods in the done yet for the public ortiz senior correspondent murdock goes the mileage to gain access to the wagner private military company who are at the forefront of baffled for the war to an area. he filed this report on the reference in the body of box lots lot of toma has gone down as one of the dead

that's why it's called into our continental. and it can be deployed up to 10 or has a 5 conrad skillets on speech. that's why it is very dangerous and it can. busy a work in the space where all the types of defense systems now can be deployed, but it will easily break this uh, type of defense complexes. uh so i should say that we could see uh, almost all the all important and the strategically all integrated in the system. all russian defense types of departments today. and that's an incredible insight and we can see the vehicles a lined up here. um, why is it important to see these uh, uh, these, this home, are you on display? what does it mean to the people of, of russia? i think 1st of all, it's a symbol. it's a symbol that we have to protect our national interest is so glory of what victory a victory of our uh, fare rooms of an hour. uh no, but this advance and this uh, rates. uh no more and uh we can protect the world from the next, the sweet gym, about a 70 or more more than 7 to 17 years ago. so that's why it was half don

to german, pursuant to order the convention, resumed consideration of the citizens last year's continental congress and passed the following resolution resolved unanimously that this convention accordingly approves the resolutions of the american continental and considers this whole as under the highest obligation to have a respectable body for the wisdom of their council resolved unanimously that member states of this convention are due to the honorable and wealthy delegates who represented this colony in general. counsel for the faithful of the very important trust reposed in them. you then draw attention today at 10:00. mr. president. mr.. thomas jefferson jones from albemarle county. i move that the minutes is read. we approved and adopted. i second mr. president, your motion has been moved seconded those in favor of adopting the resolutions to the minutes well signify by saying i all those opposed the matter. dr.. now, we may begin the day with any new mr. president. mr. cobb. mr.. mr. cathcart, the gentleman from out of town, sir, i beg leave to offer the following resolutions. you m

the russian holding s8 capital acquired the russian assets of the german tire manufacturer continental this plant in kaluga denis talalaev is now joining us with an economic review. denis shin will continue to produce this, at least they promise, though under a new brand. s8 capital of businessman armen sargsyan announced today that it has completed a deal to buy the russian assets of the german tire manufacturer continental, as the deal includes a distributor company and a plant in kaluga area, which continental stopped from march to august last year, s8 promises that all employees of the acquired companies will keep their jobs and expect to be able to restart production based on russian it technologies. earlier , one of the most famous assets in s8 capital was distributor of state lotteries stoloto well, with the departure of foreign companies from russia , investment portfolios of os-8 grew markedly last summer , she bought the russian business of the american elevator manufacturer. otis, including a plant in st. petersburg, and in the spring of this year it became the owner of thre

price did go down 4% yesterday after federal reserve raised interest rates a tenthtime chairman continentalr of new book game-changer our 50 year mission to secure america's energy independence. >> have great to see you. thank you so much for joining me this morning. >> maria, always good to be with you, thanks for having me on today. maria: absolutely, i will thrilled about your new book continual continental resources a top 10 independent oil producer in the country, you know all about this climate change agenda and how this administration, is trying to stomp out fossil fuels what has it meant to your business? >> well, you know has been harmful, that is for sure, you know we've done some great things, renaissance nothing short of a miracle, this -- this book is a chance to look back, on the past 55 plus years, all and gas industry brings focus on the political intervention long the way fuel use act for instance in 1977. legislation crafted partiallyly by joe biden, as cater administration -- to think about that history, and what it did was mandates one hundred percent use of coal, believ

continental hockey league this evening the main characters of the last championship. received various awards. best coach best scorer most our correspondent alexander abramov visited the ceremony in many other nominations. our correspondent alexander abramov the game season in the kontinental hockey league ended almost 3 weeks ago. cska won the gagarin cup for the second time in a row. track chic costumes and guests people who are hockey, i would very much like to see this atmosphere here , people who you see only on tv only on hockey and i would like to meet on all this is a domestic atmosphere, so it's very nice that it turned out. here , the closing ceremony of the khl season is, according to tradition , the presentation of individual awards, the protagonist of the last championship, the leaders in statistical and game indicators, a dozen and a half nominations. and the main trophy is a cup that each player receives, so it is pleasant to receive individual awards, but the most valuable thing for any athlete. this is the victory in the final by the best sniper and th

convention just as he had served as president for the first continental congress the summer before, among the men in attendance at this convention were george patrick henry thomas jefferson, richard henry lee. these were the elites of virginia they were the elected virginia. fi about elected officials from their counties in the a house. here in virginia we are and always have been proud of the fact that it was the first elected legislative body in the western world having been in place since 1619 and still meets today here in richmond at the house of delegates. but back then membership was restricted to white men only who owned a great deal of land and so we must admit and acknowledge many of these men and enslaved people to work the land or benefited from the practice. so you may ask yourself how did they reconcile that conflict of fighting for their own liberty against the king and parliament while at the same time denying liberty to other people. when he refers to england threatening the colonies and in fact in 1773, patrick henry himself wrote who would believe that i am the master of

eh, subjugated, well, first of all, the whole of continental europe, despite the timid attempts of, er, individual politicians. mm time away time to recall the task of strategic autonomy of the european union, but after continental europe and the rest of the so -called collective west, including countries that are located in the southeastern part of the asian continent. and for us for all , a new reality has come. uh, as i said, this is reflected at the end of foreign policy, and if we take trends, but global ones, then what is happening around ukraine now, of course, accelerates, washington used the transition to a multipolar system of international relations ukrainian crisis to consolidate their camp. we see this, eh, but this is still consolidation, eh, rather reminiscent of total subordination of one’s will to everyone else, but eh, despite this, consolidation has occurred. but at the same time, it also emerged as a fault line between the collective west and the global majority countries of the global south. and the east i was told, by the way, that in the course of recent discussi

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maintaining the crisis in europe will fall on the shoulders of the europeans themselves, continental. the government seems quite ready to inflate and keep their own house on fire. another mass shooting in the usa in a small town in the state of new mexico eighteen the guy walked down the street and shot at passers-by three people were killed six were injured only half an hour later the criminal was met by a police squad and the guy was liquidated i note this year the number of mass executions in america has increased by a third incidents occur more often than once a day. if life is expensive, then how to eradicate the problem of mass poverty in canada is being discussed. is it worth it to provide maximum simplified euthanasia for the poor in the main medical journal, leading experts at the university of toronto urge the authorities allocate funds for a program that will encourage impoverished canadians to forfeit a life under medical supervision and similar recommendations. they don't even cause public outrage in canada, moreover, the country is already carrying out about 10,000 eutha

i think that was the case discussion of ukraine joining nato because continental europe will be againstinterested because we became and strengthened nato because our army actually demonstrated its capabilities and britain was interested in it joining nato but the accession of ukraine to the eastern flank of nato in fact, this is a strengthening of precisely these american pro-american and pro- british positions in continental europe . and we know that they have their own issues there between the british and the americans and the europeans, this was especially vividly demonstrated by the visit of macron, his statement after this visit to china , do you remember the strategic autonomy of europe ? of the continent, i think about this conversation, it is interesting for ukraine to ensure its security after the war, because simply expelling russia to the borders of 1991 does not mean defeating it, it only means that start to give impetus to the spirit of revenge and go here again to work on the mistakes and return to ukraine to try again to raise it under us to suppress that is why we need r

but from the point of view of political efficiency, it crushes continental law.ell, here they like to speculate that anglo-saxon law is more convenient than continental law, these are all such scientific things. i don't want to talk about all this now. moreover, i no longer consider myself an expert on these issues. i do a little different, but in itself it is, of course, a sad story, because the result is such ugly forms of justice, like a tribunal for yugoslavia which brought nothing but trouble, and indeed. i said in my speech, mr. petrovich just confirmed that it became the starting point for us all to think about international justice in general. is it possible to take him seriously after such tribunals? here, this is the most international criminal day, which they also said he is a worthy heir to ntv in the worst sense of the word. yes, we do not recognize the rome statute. and most of the largest countries that add fuel to the fire also do not recognize, but use this tool. in fact, the mousse acted as a political tool for warmongers. we understand you very