me, we ourselves already know that there are calendars on the walls, you know which one daniel defoe robinson crusoeused to draw crosses there and the days when there was a week until friday counted, then we are already counting when the rockets will end, when with our victory and the onset this is clear to the world, but if we talk about the demilitarization of the russian federation, well, let's say in the territory of the temporarily occupied territory of ukraine, we can say that, for example, two warehouses with ammunition in oleshki and in nova kakhovka were destroyed this is what has already been confirmed, well, you know that we have a new such location called chaplinka, with my data there the score has already become 3:0 , we will wait for official confirmation. well, as for rockets, there is a shortage of course, we see that these pauses are extended between the mass strikes and the missile strike on ukraine in general, they are primarily caused by this well, let's not forget about the well-known russian corruption, including in the so-called armed forces of the russian federation storage c

reason why ashton's story struck such a chord was that it came in the wake of daniel defoe's wildly popular robinson crusoe, which appeared and 1719. ashton was a real life robinson crusoe. now, one thing that didn't happen during this period was this. walking the plank. no pirates during the golden age are known to have done this to any of their victims. why would they? there are plenty easier ways to kill somebody. you could shoot them, run them through with the cutlass, or just pitch them over the side of the ship. there are a few instances of pirates forcing people to walk the plank. those took place in the early 1800s, in the caribbean, when there was another outbreak of piracy, mainly off the islands of cuba and puerto rico. the second and very bloody period of piracy came to an end in the mid 1720s when the number of pirates plummeted to an insignificant level. of the many factors contributing to this decline, one was colonial resolve to fight piracy at sea and in the courts, which resulted in numerous pirates being killed in battle or hanged on land. and well publicised trials in boston, williamsbu

proportion of english writers, of course, he was an intelligence officer, like daniel defoe who wrote the well-known robinson crusoe almost the creator of british intelligence, almost its leaders, this is not a fact, but it does not matter. i also had an english intelligence officer with me. he was, among other things, in the soviet union, communicated with kerrinsky just during the revolution and then again. i reported to myself upstairs in london that everything was gone, because i don’t remember these people literally sluggish, in my opinion, literally there are sluggish not passionate a lot, they say little do, and everyone has a way of saying it. well, actually, that's exactly what happened. so, i'm what he has a lot of stories and novels. uh, about the colonies of the british colonies, he has such a wonderful story, the painted veil, which i'm reading now, just re-reading it since childhood, i haven't read it. we used to go through it in my english special school. i think i am simply once again struck by the hypocrisy of this people and this country of this state. i'm not talking about the nation. yes, we are

proportion of english writers, of course, was an intelligence agent, like daniel defoe who wrote the well-known robinson crusoelish intelligence, almost its leaders, this is not a fact, but no matter with me , he was also an english intelligence officer. he was, among other things, in the soviet union, communicated with kerrinsky, just during the revolution, and so on. uh, i reported to myself upstairs in london that everything was gone, because i don’t remember these people verbatim sluggish, in my opinion, literally there are sluggish not passionate a lot, they say they do little, and everything about them has how to say it. well, actually , that's exactly what happened. so, i'm what he has a lot of stories and novels. uh, about the colonies of the british colonies, he has such a wonderful story, the painted veil, which i am now reading, after re-reading it since childhood i have not read it. we once took it to my english school. as i read, i am simply once again struck by the hypocrisy of this people and this country of this state. i'm not talking about the nation. yes we are not nazis, unlike them, this st