i'm talking about the the department of education has three buildings are reading. yes, and you shook hands with every person in the building. i watched through every floor of every building and shook hands with everyone who's there now to be fair. these are very large buildings with lots and lots of work stations and many of them were populated and there were a pretty hefty number that weren't but i shook hands with every every single staff member that was there every single employee and introduce myself and then went to the auditorium and and did some brief remarks to the whole group and that was that was great. it was fun. although i did as i mentioned in the book. i did wear heels in that particular case and it was not a good idea. so so the the second day on the job you go to the school. is that right the second day on the job i went to the to a middle school in in the district and we were we were very intent on not making it a big deal. we did not inform anyone of the visit. i just wanted to go quietly and meet the students and the teachers and some of the pare

can't even write yet, of course, these kids don't know how to spell blue according to the department of education of our district's fifth graders don't know math their scores are well below average we're talking to yes you can't shoot inside, but students photographed. what do the halls of this educational institution look like. hello school, speaks to representatives of all genders, even if there are children with gender undecided next clue, it doesn't have to be boys or girls. you can come up with your own gender school, which is not in the progressive new york or los angeles. she is not in the metropolis at all in the town. hampton, population less than 8,000. this is a remote american province on the border with canada; here the fox is ten, if not hundreds of kilometers away. outraged father complains local journalists do not tell anything about what they teach at school on the screens of other stories. we tell our a story so that people know that there is such a family, and we are proud of who we are, more precisely, 14, looking at this boy, you won’t think that he was born a girl and grew u

department of labor, department of housing and urban development, and down the line. so if their weapons of war, what do these departments need with weapons of war? is the department of education going to use them against the moms and dads who protest against woke local school board policies? is it the -- is the department of housing and urban development going to use them against the occupants in their housing developments? you cannot have it both ways. if it's a weapon of war, then ban these federal agencies too. the truth is they are simply a semi-automatic rifle that democrats want to demonize so they can ban more guns and take away more of our citizens' inalienable constitutional rights. democrat ignorance and malice do not justify banning nearly 25 million firearms that americans, including myself, proudly own and responsibly use. now i know the author of this legislation would prefer that i spare him both the prefertory clause and the supremacy clause of the second amendment. but it is quite clear, a well-regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. shall not be infringed, period

programs could be affected. 2017 a board of education rejection of the opposable does my proposal in a 3-2 decision. sometime very soon the california department of education is expected to hold a public hearing to consider an appeal of that decision. if it were overturned, the proposed split would go before voters. however, staff with the department of education is recommending the department reject the appeal. in a recent facebook post northgate caps is the group of parents that want the slit to happen, they acknowledge the reality. right we are no longer hold the california state board of education will allow the voters in the northgate area to decide for themselves if they want to create a new, smaller school district. this has become too political and too much about the powerful union, a reference to the teachers union, which opposes the split. >>> new video just in shows the mess left behind from a truck crash in san francisco. this is near san bruno avenue at maxell street. you can see the truck spilled over leaving behind a bunch of lumber. right now that road is shut down. it is unclear how long it will take to clean up the mess or wh

we don't need a federal department of education. have a department of education in every single state in this nation. the department of federal extrication has been so disruptive and corrupt, and it it pursues an agenda that is so anti-american. what we read on what we have heard about over the last couple of years i think has been incredibly shocking to find out that you do have the union and you do have the department of education pursuing radical gender ideology and pursuing things that again are so anti-american. i agree with several of the folks appear on the panel. school choice is absolutely paramount. it is paramount and i just read the other day that betsy devos put together a plan to actually address the problems within the department of education. when i'm in congress, i want to sit down with her and talk to her what that plan was because i do believe school choice and homeschooling and other options are paramount and so important. >> thank you. you have an opportunity to rebut. ms. belinsky: not all of our families are m

secretary of education to speak about what it was like and what was going on in the department of education. we had to the doctor come to speak and she was remarkable and doctor carson and his wife spoke one sunday. on top of that we had 20 or so strategy sessions where we were able to dig into some of the issues concerning them and they trained on how to run for schoor board and support campaigns and things of that nature. >> host: 20 democrats 202-748-8000, republicans, 202-748-8001. 202-748-8002 independence. you can text 8003. who funds the mosques for liberty? >> we are about to release and what you will find in the 990 is a good person has come from teacher to sales. nobody seems to believe that but that is the truth have thousands of small donors that have come in and the second year we haven't released yet but we have had bigger donors, and that is a recent thing. >> are they from conservative organizations because you had a turning point usa, heritage. do they contribute? >> theve only thing they've contributed so far as the sponsored event most read 2,000 or 5,000. >> there's a wr

department of labor, department of housing and urban development, and down the line. so if their weapons of war, what do these departments need with weapons of war? is the department of education going to use them against the moms and dads who protest against woke local school board policies? is it the -- is the department of housing and urban development going to use them against the occupants in their housing developments? you cannot have it both ways. if it's a weapon of war, then ban these federal agencies too. the truth is they are simply a semi-automatic rifle that democrats want to demonize so they can ban more guns and take away more of our citizens' inalienable constitutional rights. democrat ignorance and malice do not justify banning nearly 25 million firearms that americans, including myself, proudly own and responsibly use. now i know the author of this legislation would prefer that i spare him both the prefertory clause and the supremacy clause of the second amendment. but it is quite clear, a well-regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. shall not be infringed, period

so it a florida department of education will be putting some meat on the bones of that. >> would you be. -- >> okay, the last part of what he had to say, there want more to be coming down the pipe from your understanding of reporting on that? >> so, as he mentioned, the bill explicitly prohibits classroom instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity in grades k through three. so that part has taken effect as of yesterday. but it also prohibits a type of classroom instruction in a way that is not age-appropriate for older grades, as well. so the department of education is working on the framework asked you what it would define as age-appropriate for those older grades. and so we are expecting to see specific language come down from the state on that. >> and who makes this issue in the new makes the decision that somebody spouse being, a photo on their desk, with anything to do with curriculum within the classroom? >> all, right just things simply musing on this and we mahoney we appreciate your reporting on this. thank you. >> also from florida, miami pediatrician has been ki

so what we do with the department of education is we sent the books back.mpanies and no other choice, but to take the woke out, and send us back normal math books. d so, we are winning. >> of course, the question is whether the base not once yet run desantis is offering, or what donald trump is? civil rights cheryl eiffel summed up very well this sort of desire, i think you see it on display with matt gaetz and others, that what donald trump offered was the freedom to be your worst self, and it turns out, many americans have been waiting for that opportunity. i've been thinking about that, although many in the party are not copying him, trump is the founder of that particular style of conservative politics, at least in this era. but lately, the ex president seems to be so caught up in his own grievances. he's lost a bit of his ability to successfully pander to his supporters grievances. we saw how this resulted at the turning point usa conference. the trump applause lineup, right after this. your projects done right . with angi, you can connect with and see

the head of the department met with the leadership of the department of education of the city of melitopolversation took place in the gymnasium number seven, which will become one of the pilot ones in terms of introducing russian educational standards, and in energodar, sergey kravtsov handed certificates to graduates and handed over textbooks and books to schools. those standards that allow us to be among the top five countries in the world in terms of the quality of science education, which is extremely important for engineering education today. olympics revealed their talents and today energodar we agreed with the teachers on such a joint work. a unique gala concert called tchaikovsky's nights was held in klin , the event was held on the territory of the demyanov estate, it was attended by the state symphony orchestra. new russia under the direction of yuri bashmet, famous musicians and artists in the program of works by tchaikovsky is both a symphony and operas and ballets for a concert. hundreds of residents and guests of the city came and the evening became a special project. 8th int

detained a saboteur who was the executor of the assassination attempt the director of the department of education of melitopol and elena shapurova were informed about this by a representative of the military-civilian administration. vladimir rogov according to him, the law enforcement agencies of the law enforcement area continue to investigate the terrorist crimes of the kiev regime on the territory of the liberated luhansk people's republic, they also find evidence of such crimes. nikolai dolgachev saw these documents and talked to witnesses. ukrainian militants, fleeing from our fighters, destroy traces of crimes, premises were found, in where civilians were kept without trial and investigation and documents confirming that not all of them burned down on the territory of the tv tower, the basements of which were located by the ukrainian units of the formation. at the same time they tried these premises with the woman everything put forward. and those frogs were blown up in more detail than any papers, people of the ukrainian special services tell. as it turns out, it was under their control be

the children go to school or not, will it depend on the decisions that will be made by the department of education of the regional stage of the ministry of education of the schools in the city of sim now they are well, of course, neither kindergartens nor schools are open during the holidays, mr. dmytro. what is the general attitude of the occupiers towards the local population ? you said that there were cases where people did not reach the maternity hospitals. is this a purposeful attitude or just such cases? they treat the ukrainians well, at first, it caused such uh-uh, let's say, agressive aggression in them about the ukrainian population, now they began to uh-uh intimidate and try to force them to love the russian world with torture. yes, even dmytro what do you mean by the word torture, what do they do to physically abuse? in other words, electric current is also used during the torturer's activities there and physically beaten. there are even people who receive gunshot wounds. torture chambers in them. where do they bring ukrainians? usually it is a basement or a room where they keep pro-uk

so i offered an amendment that said let's make sure we don't give weapons of war to the department of education to the usda, what possible use could they have for those in their mission and the democrats argued that the department of education needs what they're calling weapons of war. of course they're not weapons of war, but that's the way they want to, you know, vilify common gun owners. >> laura: well, they think if they own the language, they'll own the argument, right? so a nine millimeter, you're saying a nine mill matter a clock 33 or 19 or 17, that ultimately is what they want to ban, right? that's ultimately where this is going. >> well, your honor, biden called it the lung blower. the 223 round is the one that they're really vilifying now in the house of representatives. but i pointed out they're not banning a 30 odd six which is more than twice as powerful as the 223. it's not about the ballistic or the lethality of the gun it's about how it looks. they want to ban a mini 14 in one form but not ban it in another form. i had to show them in a picture. they were banning and unbanning

confirmed that one of the people who has excepted a job is will quits, who resigned from the department of educationis was after he had discovered yet repeated inaccurate lines with a situation with chris. he resigned because of that. after mr. johnson's decision, he has accepted a job in the department for education. he also had some interesting detail from the editor of the telegraph was written about some of the events inside of the last 24 hours. he sayst the most loyal advisors and officials were in number 10 with him in the morning, and they snagged a hearty tray of bacon and black coffee. many of them only a few hours sleep. in person familiar with the scene said mr. johnson's mood was sanguine. good-natured and good humor. there is a sadness and mild frustration that is come from this. he is very self-aware. >> he is posted pictures from the cabinet, which is being significantly rearranged, and it shows the prime minister chairing a meeting in the cabinet room. we see them surrounded by some familiar faces as well as newly appointed cabinet ministers as well. the premise is office has releas

this needs to comply and does not comply, secretary cardona and the department of education and the councilto do business behind closed doors. ultimately, as i said, this is a joke. you side of the "washington examiner" article, but it does so clear what they are trying to do. with the biden administration itself weaponizing the federal government to go after parents. they colluded with the national school board association merrick garland sent out his memo after the fbi and u.s. attorney general's to investigate parents going to school board meetings, exercising first amendment rights. later, they actually did that appear they interviewed several parents, the fbi did come up or simply going to school board meetings. no one is fooled by what the biden administration is trying to do here. >> harris: i know groups like yours will keep an eye on it, but we need to have people in the room to represent parents, and not all one point of view what you are telling yesterday. that might be a little more difficult than it was three weeks ago. critics calling out the top teachers union for progressive

you can also call the department of education in the city, at the capital, at washington, d.c. in washington, d.c. -- i know this because i worked in the bill clinton administration and that was one of my responsibilities -- there are staff working in the office of special education program that have responsibility for working with certain states. so, if you see a problem and your family is not able to get what they need, call the office of special education program, find out who the person is that has responsibility for your state, and get more information. guest: also, every state has at least one. maybe california and new york have two. ? university -- what? guest: university affiliated centers on disability. guest: every state has one. the federal government gives them money, a lot of them give money out to different entities. in your state, you can find it. you can find where the university center on disability is, get a hold of them. they can tell you where to go, they can guide you in the right way to get a hold of the parent training -- guest: the pti's, go online. but i

on facts, i mean, just the other day, we saw the previous secretary of education come out and say that she thinks that the departmentd. so you're seeing these attacks on the educational system. >> we feel as if these are attacks on multilevels. raquel willis, we thank you for joining us on this. appreciate it. >>> that wraps up the hour for me, everybody. but i'm going to be back after a quick break with more news, including a warning from dr. anthony fauci over monkey pox. we'll be right back. y fauci ove. with the speed of astepro, almost nothing can slow you down. because astepro starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours. we'll be right back. and only 24-hour steroid free allergy spray. now without a prescription. astepro and go. riders! let your queries be known. yeah, hi. instead of letting passengers wrap their arms around us, could we put little handles on our jackets? -denied. -can you imagine? i want a new nickname. can you guys start calling me snake? no, bryan. -denied. -how about we all get quotes to see if we can save with america's number one motorcycle insurer? approved. cool

center for evaluation of the quality of education among them, almost one percent of children are from the bila tserkva community, as noted by the head of the departmentand science of the city council, yuriy petryk, this year, as always , there will be testing points in bila tserkva and the community. but what is the number of their names and addresses due to the military status they do not disclose the most important criteria for the selection of institutions, the availability of computer equipment and shelter, graduates of this decision have the right to choose the region and the settlement where they want to take this multi-subject test personally with each child through the electronic office, the center communicates and in principle at the very last moment we will receive information at which point, how many children and who can be directly involved in this particular room, each child will have his own personal computer the computer and there really will not be supervisors, only employees who will ensure the operation of this equipment, they will not be specialists in this subject, therefore there can be no no hints or help to students who will ta

of education, today. there were several reasons for denying this proposal, including strong disapproval by california's department of education, in that the proposed new district would be 50% caucasian. >> it would eventually be less diverse. and at lower population. lower population of diverse learners. it became obvious that a core element of this new district would be exclusion. >> reporter: a teacher at north j high spoke about the proposal here. noted, it would cut out from the area's most diverse school. the community can finally move on and work to make the current district better for all students. >> but we also know a variety of perspectives and identities help us all the more aware and empathetic. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> up next, delays and road closures in san francisco this morning. we'll show you how eight truck crashed, what happened, and how it created a major mess. >>> and waiting hours today for a monkeypox vaccine. why some could skip the line and the problems that created. >>> i am chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. this tracking. some hotter mother moving in in about eight minutes.

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ambitions, took away their childhood due to the war, only from kharkiv, according to the department of educationlchildren were evacuated. and those who remained are forced to constantly hide in shelters, because the russian army destroys the city with aerial bombs iskanders with calibers but there are children who were not afraid to look war in the eye and become one in three with adults, help those who are weaker , a report about them by tetyana dytsiak, he should ride a bicycle all summer, go to the movies with friends and sleep as long as he wants and since then putin's army woke up kharkiv with cannons. 15-year-old artem says that he grew up in an instant. street culture champions during world war ii popularized break-dancing basketball. bmx became volunteers during the war. he remembers, artem didn't break even when he came under fire, he was on somersaults. i don't know why i'm not afraid at all. since then, he says, together with his father, he delivered hundreds of packages to old volunteers in the breaks between studies, somehow, somehow, ninth grade. and this is felix and four of his w

we made a huge gym, combined all the areas that were indicated on the instructions of the department of educationinto a single space, but it turned out to be a very large beautiful free space. there you can hold any competition, the olympics, there is a robotics festival, for example, well, elections, there is a meeting of the inhabitants of the district, anything. such an amazing artifact, there are not so many of them in the world, only three in russia, this is a concert grand piano kawai shager. and here, small children and already such stars of classical music advise us on it. the cultural center 40 km from the moscow ring road has been in long-term construction for more than 30 years. now this is a place of attraction for the entire kiev settlement children's studios big concert hall ballet festivals, and this dress, in which maya plisetskaya herself appeared on the stage, we have such a star artistic director, honored art worker of the russian federation gedomina taranda. and so we came up with a bunch of interesting and such bright things here, and we had such ours. big premiere. we showed

only from kharkiv, according to the department of education, about 80% of schoolchildren were evacuatedand those who remained are forced to constantly hide in shelters, because the russian army destroys the city with aerial bombs of iskandar calibers. and there are children who were not afraid to look the war in the eye and become one line with adults, help those who are weaker , a report about them by tetiana dotsiak, he should ride a bicycle all summer, go to the movies with friends and sleep as much as he wants, and since when is putin's army woke up kharkiv with cannons, 15-year-old artem says, he grew up in an instant, what is a volunteer headquarters street, archer, champions of street culture during the peace, popularized break-dancing, basketball, bmx, during the war, they became volunteers, they transport a humanitarian woman here, my father helped, so i asked with him, artem remembers, he didn’t even break down when i came under fire, i was on somersaults. i don't know why i'm not afraid at all. since then, he tells about delivering packages to old women volunteers in the brea

terrorist was detained in the zaporozhye region, who tried to kill the director of the melitopol department of educations it. it's only in less than a week i'll remind you that, for example, e. bandera at the time of the thirty-ninth year was in prison for murder. uh, participating in the organization of the assassination of the minister of education, they were primarily involved in the following categories of assassinations. this is, uh, chairmen of collective farms. these are chairmen of district rural administrations. this teachers in schools per person killed. eh, the soviet security officer accounted for like 10 civilian specialists who died, well, in those cases when the nazis achieve their rejoicing. they do not hide, for example, they violently celebrated the death of yevgeny yunakov, the head of the village of big burg in the kharkov region, who chose the path of cooperation with the russian military and, apparently, therefore ceased to be a man in the eyes of modern bandera. we have already spoken many times about such manipulation as the spiral of silence. that is, when a trying to prove pres

academic year, having received certificates and even medals, they told about it in the local department of education, but the issue of safety is of primary importance, the multinational test will take place only in premises equipped with shelter, every year at least 90% of kharkiv graduates become students of e-e universities, it cannot be otherwise, because kharkiv - this is the student capital of our country eh hmm now i want to say that out of seven thousand graduates of the 11th grades, 3,000 graduates decided to take the eh test in the city of kharkiv, in the kyiv region, a farm with blueberry cultivation was under russian occupation, but the owners decided to quickly restore the business and continue work. to what extent this plan was implemented, see the story of valery pashko, the village of khmilna , 30 km from the capital, there are entire plantations of blueberry berries, which are not very common in ukraine, the area of ​​fields is more than 42 hectares, the business is flourishing 120 workers pick blueberries, water the bushes with specially purified water, then sell them in large super

finishing with starters, generators, the box remained unusable destroyed, promised in the department of education walls will be restored in the first grade, he is preparing to accept several dozen students from katyusha daria tsesaruk oleksandr petrovsky channel ukraine and ukraine 24 marathon united news we will overcome we will overcome we will win and shield news together we are strong we are defeated cities of ukraine this is a cozy and comfortable kharkiv city of students of science and industry a city that since ancient times was repeatedly attacked by tatars became into the hands of the bolshevik invaders, she would have given the german fascists, but kharkiv led and kept ukraine in her heart then and now kharkiv is unconquered because of the war in ukraine, all the silence of the stadiums is what was broken by the russian shelling explosions of russian rockets and russian phosphorus bombs what was broken by the screams of ukrainian women and the tears of ukrainian children most of the russian athletes fell silent this silence continues to kill ukrainians ukrainian stadiums fell silent how

t., the veterans administration, department of defense. department of education. be rushed or all federal agencies along with a mayor, a governor, the national association of tribal preservation officers, in the conference of state history preservation officers. >> what are some of the controversial cases that have come before the advisory council prior to today, well the dakota access pipeline is one that i think came up recently, and as you might recall, the -- involved a pipeline that would go across a waterway that was of significance native american tribes. and that core permit with a lot of mitigation, it prides itself on the numeric and tribes. that has gone several ways, the courts have approved it, they have then reexamined their permitting of that. there are a number of cases that demonstrate the productive work of the advisory council. i would love to focus on those two. and, they are very diverse. you have a park in the san diego area. you have the space shuttles that have been determined eligible, you have one of the last remaining black officers club

well, you can, and through complaints, uh, relevant to the department of education, well, i understandinterests. e, all the same, it may, e, affect the child, but there is no other way, and i have come across, for example, such cases when, for the fact that parents could give a bouquet to the teacher, get him to receive a reprimand, respectively, tough, yes conditions, if someone has the opportunity desire someone wants to do a good deed for an educational institution. let's say thank you and let it go, but force someone to force it. sorry, but maybe someone such a chat should be modeled by the participants of the chat by polls. only a third of parents and conflict situations there, as a rule, there are not so many, but moderators uh it's hard to imagine someone alone. i think that if, nevertheless, one resource is created over time, in which some fees for some needs can be determined, then in this case, there will already be a moderator. but you know, i don't think we should organize everything. still, creativity comes to life, creativity of parents, their communication. nobody can ca

our federal agencies and they include dot veterans administration department of the interior department of defense department of education and and along the line. so all the rest are all federal along with a mayor. a governor the national association of tribal historic preservation officers and the national conference of state historic preservation officers, so what are some of the controversial cases that have come before the advisory council? sure shire to today? well, the dakota access pipeline is one. i think that came up recently and as you might recall involved a pipeline that would go across a waterway that was of significance to native american tribes and that it was a core permit. there was a lot of litigation one of the things that the advisory council on historic preservation prides itself is on encouraging consultation with native american tribes. that's a big issue these days that so that was that that has gone several ways. they the courts have approved it the courts have then reexamined the permitting so that was one of the controversial areas. there are a number. cases, however that demonstrate the produc

asked for the investigation to be carried out by the california bureau of private and post secondary education and the u. s department of education, brush fire in the ultimate passport and 120 acres this evening before firefighters got a handle on it. video from a ktvu viewer shows the view drivers had from interstate 5 80 during the evening commute. by seven pm cal fire announced that forward progress had been stopped. firefighters say the fire grew quickly in windy conditions. it's now 40% contained. the chp says it responded to a car fire on interstate 5 80 near the fire's origin. progress on the washburn fire burning in yosemite national park firefighters report it is now 58% contained that fire has been burning since july 7th and has restricted access to the park from the south. but night, rangers announced they plan to reopen wawona road from the south entrance to yosemite valley. this saturday. the mariposa grove and community of wawona will remain closed. coming up the house votes to guarantee same sex and interracial marriage into federal law. the effort to protect rights from supreme court reversal also had

physical presence of children at school, she informed about everything the director of the department of education olena fedanian informs the press service of the kmda the most important task - a quote for the new academic year - is the safety of students and teachers, this is exactly the topic has been updated in the preparation of schools, first of all , the territories adjacent to educational institutions will be checked by specialists of the state emergency service for the presence of explosive objects. in parallel, the process of checking school shelters is underway, and backup courses must be prepared, medicines, e-e, e-e , water supplies, the rest of what is necessary for those schools where the shelter is not prepared and the storage will be checked within walking distance. that is, somewhere at a long distance at the beginning of the school year, all schools will receive the necessary training with teachers and children regarding the actions during the air raid, she noted with dedication in the parliament today we already heard about it in the news, a new human rights commissioner was app

she is the california department of education approved technical assistant provides guidance on this project. we are requesting action from the woord to approve the coordinated early intervening services plan otherwise knowns for 2022. the california department of education special education division notified sfusd in february 2020 it was identified disprosecute portionate in the number of african-american students eligible for special education under emotional disturbance. other healing impairment and discipline. under the federal individuals with disabilityings act idea requirements, if an lea is identified or a district significantly disproporingate must reserve 15% of grant funds to provide coordinated early intervening service to identified general education students in the district. they conducted a root cause and engaged partner in developing the 2020 plan and 2021 plans 2020 plan was presented left year and this 21 plan builds on the work out lined in the earlier plan. following board approval, sfusd will submit the 21 plan to the california department of education and initiat

the zaporozhye region they detained a terrorist who tried to kill director of the melitopol department of educationtial week. remember that, for example, uh, bandera at the time of the thirty-ninth year was in prison for murder. uh, participating in the organization of the assassination of the minister of education, they were primarily involved in the murders of the next category. this is, uh, chairmen of collective farms. these are chairmen of district rural administrations. these are teachers in schools per one dead. uh, the soviet security officer accounted for as many as 10 dead civilian specialists, well, in those cases when the fascists achieve their jubilation. they do not hide, for example, they violently celebrated the death of yevgeny yunakov, the head of the village of big burg , kharkov region, who chose the path of cooperation with the russian military and, apparently, therefore, ceased to be a man in the eyes of modern bandera. we have already spoken many times about such manipulation as the spiral spiral of silence. that is, when a tries to put pressure on opinion leaders. you kill t