and specifically as a subject of war for world domination. if we look at the lived 20th century and the beginning of the 21st century, sit down and ask yourself a question. and that the situation was resolved? what is the question no? about the fact that well, such domination is established or the world is organized, i understood and created a situation that, in principle, is impossible, neither one nor the other. americans counted at the beginning the nineties, that the question was removed and world domination was established, they wrote us off, but the chinese did not consider them to be players. for a long time actually don the beginning of the tenth years. and in the ten years, for ten years now, the question of a world war, as an objective method of establishing world domination, was again raised to its full height. he didn’t go anywhere, in principle, he didn’t go anywhere, but now he has been delivered to his technical implementation. and our opponents proceed from this and nothing more. and this means that regardless of their own. wh

this interpretation this dominant narrative. defies logic defies logic because journalists don't have subpoena power. they're not compelling testimony as federal investigators as the fbi. as house and senate investigative panels can do compel testimony. issue subpoenas so logically, does this dominant narrative hold together? i would argue. that it does not. in closing folks. i want to mention that there are. spin-off myths from the dominant narrative of watergate the heroic journalist myth is not the only media driven myth related to this topic. there are what i call subsidiary myths. and one of the most tenacious subsidiary myths is that the film all the president's men? which glamorized journalists which was media centric and focused on the exploits of two young reporters played by two actors at peak of their career. projected such a glamor such a golden glow around journalism that journalism education programs colleges and universities surged in the aftermath of watergate in the aftermath of all the president's men. everybod

so, why has this become the dominant narrative? why is it that so many people misunderstand america's greatest political scandal? let's take a look at those and related questions during this presentation. nixon, and august 1974, became the first u.s. president ever to resign the office. some 20 men associated with his presidency and his 1972 reelection campaign went to jail because of crimes committed related to watergate. it's a vast and sprawling scandal. as i've said, the dominant narrative watergate is that woodward and bernstein of the post brought down nixon's presidency through their dogged reporting. why is this a media myth? first of all, what is a medium f anyways? a medium f is a well-known story prominent story about, and or by the news media, that is widely believed, and often re-told, but which under scrutiny, under close examination, becomes apocryphal or wildly exaggerated. a media myth. and what are some examples of media myths? in my book, getting it wrong, i lay out ten or 12 different media myths including this

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dominic casciani, bbc news.le, workers at felixstowe — the uk's biggest container port — are on strike for a second day. almost 1,900 members of the unite union began an eight—day walk—out yesterday, in a dispute over pay. the union described a 7% pay offer from the port operator as "significantly below" the rate of inflation. and rubbish is continuing to pile up on the streets of edinburgh as a strike by the city's bin collectors enters its second week. the industrial action — which is set to last 12 days and coincides with the edinburgh fringe festival — comes after unions rejected a pay offer equivalent to a 3.5% rise. let's go to our scotland correspondentjames shaw, who is in edinburgh. the rubbish piling highjust at a time when it's full of visitors. that's exactly right. it's only really been going on for a few days but already the evidence of the impact is very visible on the streets. there is a proposalfrom the council employers for an improved pay offer of 5%. we may hear later today what the union's a

we heard from dominic konstam, anna wong joins us now.ore than anyone i know anna wong is moving the other way. anna, we can waxed philosophical about the theory of the phillips curve, the beverage curve, the shift in the beverage curve. he said this is a chairman powell who is not very curvy, and he will just raise rates to bring inflation down? can he ignore theory? anna: that is the thing. theory is very clean. the theory will tell you that, you know, if you want to bring the vacancy rate down the need to increase unemployment, but it ultimately settles the matter of how much the unemployment rate has to rise as you bring down the vacancy rate. right now the debate is exactly on how curvy is that curve? i tend to sign on the side with summers' camp in thinking that based on what we have seen since the 1950's i think the hope for little increase in unemployment as we bring down the vacancy rate, that is wishful thinking. tom: i look at the wishful thinking now, and what it says to me, anna wong, is that this is simply a fed inflation-ce

but dominic noticed he was really scared. >> i noticed that he's crying. and he's on the outside of the box. and he just doesn't look like he really wants to be there right now. >> reporter: so without consulting his coach or anyone else, dominic made a decision. >> i stopped the play and give him a hug. i just tell him that i would call the pitches outside so that he wouldn't have a chance of getting hurt again. >> reporter: dominic's mom elise didn't even know what had happened until he told her in the car on the way home. >> it didn't surprise me that dominic would do something like that, but it was definitely unexpected. yeah, definitely made me proud. >> that was pretty impressive for him to do that. and it was all on him, right. >> reporter: for the record, the diablos won the baseball game. but in the game of life, let's call it a win for kindness over competition. >> i love helping people. it makes me feel good. and it probably makes them feel good. >> reporter: garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> aww. >> i love that. >> it's a wonderful. i wish i

and not just dominance, but dominance is associated with suppression. e of all forms.dents since the resistance, therefore, here is an american there for the saksun dream. uh, the city on the hill is essentially fascist, apart from a dream that excludes, uh, another bloom and another color. well, paint and well, music is either coming from other peoples. for other social groups or other individuals, you know the meaning of, uh, and our russian dream, as i define it, is the temple on the hill. this is the idea of ​​a sublime creative improvement and improvement of the universe, where those who are not behind , not so developed by an advanced form are not destroyed, as in the first case, but on the contrary, they are improved and rise equal to those who have pulled ahead. this is the idea of ​​the verb of the state of the good kingdom, where there is no inequality, where there is no e injustice, where e reigns, grace, where there is no death itself, these two metaphysical categories, which may sound too much in the bushes, they are sublime, they are projected into politi

— by many conservative members and dominic raab is warning that liz truss's— dominic raab is warningruss's plans would be electoral suicide and condemned the conservatives to oblivion and opposition and says that it would not be _ opposition and says that it would not be tackling the cost—of—living crisis _ not be tackling the cost—of—living crisis as — not be tackling the cost—of—living crisis as needed and outlines rishi sunaks— crisis as needed and outlines rishi sunak's plants and he would extend the schemes a report in place and we are all— the schemes a report in place and we are all getting off for energy bills in october and more for those who need _ in october and more for those who need it— in october and more for those who need it more were vulnerable and rishi _ need it more were vulnerable and rishi sunak's point is that that's already— rishi sunak's point is that that's already put in place and was put in place _ already put in place and was put in place and the price cap was lower in us going _ place and the price cap was lower in us going to — place and the price cap

>> what's eva said would nearly ripped dominic and his brother apart. how could they keep such a monstrous thing secret? >> we wouldn't tell our parents. we wouldn't tell my sister diana. we wouldn't tell anybody. >> coming up -- >> she just kept insisting, promise me you'll get a full autopsy. >> when dateline continues. hen dateline continues bundled home and auto with progressive, so you have round-the-clock protection on all your stuff. like that cardboard tv. i told props to switch that out. okay, everyone, that's a wrap. [ bell rings ] wait, you faked this whole thing? i knew it was the quickest way to see you. i'm sorry, jon, but i'm already in love with insurance. you know that's weird, right? well, any weirder than faking a burst pipe? got a little carried away. yeah. ugh-stipated... got a little carried away. feeling weighed down by a backedup gut" miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. ...free your gut. and your mood will follow. carvana's had a lot of firsts. 100 percent online car buying, c

yes, that's true, and that's true for a lot dominant athletes.he end, and the new york crowd, the us open crowd will embrace serena williams and leave nothing on the table, and we saw at wimbledon, said the court when she lost to harmony tan and there was more love out there for her then, and people tend to appreciate these dominant, amazing athletes at the end of their career even more when they are champions, because they often look to the underdog and the quantity the underdog, but i don't think there will be any mixed emotions, it is all in for serena williams, but can you imagine if she plays venus in the us open first round! there could be some crazy stories coming out of the last major of the year. ijust i just have ijust have time to i just have time to tell you the latest on the wail that has been caught in the rather still waters of the seine in france. rescuers have tried to get hold of the wail and feed it. it has been a struggle but it has been now ticked up, these pictures are from earlier will stop it is now going to be transported

well, yes, that's true, and that's true for a lot dominant athletes.ruly beloved until the end, and the new york crowd, the us open crowd will embrace serena williams and leave nothing on the table, and we saw at wimbledon, said the court when she lost to harmony tan, and there was more love out there for her then, and people tend to appreciate these dominant, amazing athletes at the end of their career even more than when they are champions, because they often look to the underdog and they want to cheer for the underdog, but i don't think there will be any mixed emotions, it is all in for serena williams, but can you imagine if she plays venus in the us open first round! there could be some crazy stories coming out of the last major of the year. the humane society of the united states has rescued 4,000 beagle dogs and puppies from being sold to laboratories for drug experimentation. an investigation into evigo rms, the company running the facility, found several breaches of animal welfare laws, including overcrowding and starvation. 0livia 0tigbah rep

and let's go live now to dominic. he joins us from cologne. so 1st of all, how bad is it? look there? the thing that really strikes anyone coming to cologne and indeed pretty much all major german cities that are along the rhine. dusseldorf, you heard and my report there, sammy, is the rhine is really much dryer. it has really receded away from the banks, the side of the river that i'm on right now. and there's no question that the ships that are trying to pass along the length of the river really have difficulty. we know that they're having to transport far fewer tonnage than they would want to. we know that that is impacting upon the suppliers, coal steel, iron, those sorts of things. and we know that there have been problems of other kinds. so some ships of devout developed mechanical faults causing traffic jams as it were to build up on the rhine and as yet still no really appreciable levels of rainfall to replenish the runners i was referring to in that report. so it may well be the case that the shipping companies are saying, okay, well we're in mid, mid to late augu

but it's dominated by the world market _ russia.orld market price on gas. and if britain wasn't _ world market price on gas. and if britain wasn't supporting - world market price on gas. and if britain wasn't supporting the - world market price on gas. and if britain wasn't supporting the war| world market price on gas. fifuc t britain wasn't supporting the war in ukraine, the war would still be happening. ukraine, the war would still be happening-— ukraine, the war would still be hauenin, , ., happening. just on the point about the ublic happening. just on the point about the public patients _ happening. just on the point about the public patients for _ happening. just on the point about the public patients for this, - happening. just on the point about the public patients for this, which l the public patients for this, which in a sense you could argue in the telegraph and what borisjohnson is saying about his legacy, but also presumably that fear that is latent amongst a number of other things, how long will the public tolerate the

dominic casciani.nd concerned" at the government's decision to award junior doctors a smaller pay rise than all other nhs staff. an increase of 4.5% has been announced for most other nhs employees butjunior doctors are tied into a four—year pay deal which means they will receive just 2%, despite soaring inflation. the british medical association, which represents many doctors, says strike action is inevitable if the government does not improve the pay offer. our health editor hugh pym has more. i'm currently running in same day emergency care by myself. there'sjust not quite enough doctors here, and the gaps of doctors are being filled by locum doctors. so i'm an hour late leaving work. i didn't get a break today, barely had time to have a wee. junior doctors described the intense pressures they've experienced on recent shifts. now some union members are protesting here outside the department of health with a pay award of 2% in england, lower than other nhs staff, fuelling their frustration. i hope the

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thanks so much dominic. while stella had here on out of era, the prime minister remotely promises to turn india into a developed country in the next 25 years. as it celebrates 75 years of independence and waiting for a reunion that may never come. how many, such for the missing russia invaded ukraine? ah, the journey has begun. the v for world copy is on its way to the castle book. your travel package today. got a minute 15 to bring you up to speed with your weather pitcher? hi, everyone will start in indo china. we're some pretty big, lively downpours can be found here, stretching from home in city, especially around the bangkok area as well on tuesday. now if we go further towards the north, let's pick this story up in china long, the yangtze river valley, you know, in central portions of china, it has been about 9 weeks of unrelenting heat. and there are still no signs that those temperatures are using. there. we've had some lively downpours across the korean peninsula that energy is now shifting into jap

however, when african americans began to dominate and excel in sports, the meaning of sports changes.rather than those two things supporting each other, you begin to see people argue that they were related. one of the things that propels the success of african americans in sports is the idea that if you are athletic superior, you must be intellectual inferior. so, it's articulated in such a way that african americans, despite their success, become described as less than white americans and others. >> that's where the stereotypes and the racism morph, and a lot written about, especially the black male body. the idea they can't possibly be this level achievement, it's something almost brutal about them, right? we do have a really interesting perspective here. frank cohen, a holocaust survivor volunteers at our museum in d.c. shared his personal recollection, when he was 11 years, old he was listening to the olympic games on the radio, before tv, and he, wrote and i quote, we cheered the black athletes, particularly jesse owens. by then, we are aligned with our parents, an opposition of

_ across the country, there is a dominance of them in central london, and fewer— dominance of them in and fewer in _ dominance of them in central london, and fewer in poorer areas which were more _ and fewer in poorer areas which were more likely— and fewer in poorer areas which were more likely to require help. i think it is a _ more likely to require help. i think it is a positive move from those people — it is a positive move from those people involved with museums and libraries _ people involved with museums and libraries. ~ , , ~' , libraries. absolutely, we will keep a close eye _ libraries. absolutely, we will keep a close eye on _ libraries. absolutely, we will keep a close eye on it. _ that's it for the papers for tonight. my thanks again to lucy and joe. but from all of us, it's goodnight. hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. i'm jane hill. and taking us through all the summer's releases is anna smith, who is back with me. good to see you, anna, and what have you been watching? all sorts. this week we've got the feast, which is a stylish welsh langu

deliberately and hypocritically destroying the european security system in order to maintain its dominance. the united states and their henchmen are inciting conflicts on all continents, this time europe chose ukraine as a bargaining chip, and the ukrainian people were prepared for the fate of cannon fodder eugene will decide the details for me. uniforms epaulettes stripes aiguillettes and horde titled officers with combat experience heads of defense departments advisers heads of state are traditionally brought together by the moscow security conference. today. these are approximately 700 participants, as always, 35 partner states of russia in the countries of asia, africa, south america, the very fact of participation testifies to the sovereignty of their foreign policy that they do not obey the dictates of the russian authorities. world order, this objective process is counteracted by western globalist elites, provoking chaos, inflaming old and new conflicts, thereby they are trying with all their might to preserve the power that slips out of their hands of hygiene. they are trying to ke

there has been more diving dominance forjack laugher bust up last night, he made it three successive wins in the one metre platform and today he made it a hat—trick of golds in the three metres synchronised event with his new partner anthony harding. but right now, the focus is all on the lawn bowls and that is because today the commonwealth games will crown a new oldest gold medallist. spare a thought for rosemary lenton, the pensioner from thought for rosemary lenton, the pensionerfrom dumfries, she is only held the honour for two days and today she will be overtaken by a 75—year—old. we don't know yet. it will be scotland's george miller or gordon llewelyn from wales. they are battling out in the mixed para— pairs. who will be successful in the septuagenarian stakes today? fantastic, thank you so much. laura scott at the commonwealth games in birmingham. now fora scott at the commonwealth games in birmingham. now for a look at the weather and hello to chris. we were hearing about the hosepipe bans and no rain in the forecast for a long, long time in parts of the south of the uk. o

dominic, thank you _ was a safe place to go. dominic, thank you very — was a safe place to go.faithful in relationships, but he denied ever physically assaulting a woman. he denies charges of controlling behaviour, and assaulting his former partner kate greville and her younger sister emma in november 2020. laura scott reports. in his glittering football career, ryan giggs had countless important days, many of them in manchester. today, arriving at court for day seven of his trial, it was a different kind of important. this, the former manchester united star's first chance to put his case to the jury. the court heard that, hours after being arrested on suspicion of assaulting his then—girlfriend kate greville and her sister in november 2020, he had told police he felt emotional about the incident. in a statement, he said a tussle with miss greville involved him being caught in the face leaving him bleeding. "i may have caught her and her sister during the scuffle but at no time was there ever any intent to harm either," he said. "i would agree that both sisters were hurt. i reg

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high pressure really dominating things out there.or central scotland. many places, though, seeing a bit of late sunshine into the evening hours, 6:00, temperatures still above 20 degrees for much of england and wales, a little bit cooler for scotland, particularly towards the north and the east. 12 degrees there for the shetland isles. now, through this evening and tonight, then, we're set to see an area of rain developing for parts of north west england, across the isle of man, northern ireland, perhaps into dumfries and galloway too. but either side of that, a lot of dry and fairly cloudy, mild weather overnight. so temperatures holding between about 11 to 15 degrees first thing tomorrow. now, through monday, a bank holiday for many of us, we're likely to see a little bit of patchy rain here for central parts of the uk, easing away quite quickly. a few showers for parts of scotland too, but a lot of dry weather. best of the sunshine towards the south and south—west. and temperatures on monday between around 15 to 23 degrees. goodby

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and this is the dominant _ and do it well. and this is the dominant issue _ and do it well.e in most - and do it well. and this is the i dominant issue in most peoples lives. in this conservative leadership election and calls to do something, i don't think they will be answered immediately and i do think we'll have to wait until we do have a new prime minister to put a new plan in place. the interview with rishi sunak that we heard just a little of there, you can see in full, tonight on bbc one. 0ur a little of there, you can see in full, tonight on bbc one. our next prime minister in the interview, nick robinson talking to rishi sunak. it's going to be on the news channel tonight. we will be playing it at 830 and you can see that this evening. all children in london aged 1—9 are to be offered a polio vaccine or booster after more traces of the polio virus were found in waste water. there have been no actual cases of polio detected yet, but positive sewage samples have been found in seven boroughs in the capital and health officials want to act quickly. dr mary ramsay, direc

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this is done for the sole purpose of maintaining its dominance.the model that allows you to parasitize all over the world, as the duet has been for centuries, and such a model can only be kept by force. drawing sweden and finland into the nato orbit will change the security architecture, at least in the baltic and the arctic . new maritime doctrine russia will respond to any challenges nato is moving east and building up its military infrastructure. this includes deploying anti- missile defense systems and increasing the strike capabilities of offensive forces. in words, this is hypocritically declared to be the need to strengthen security in europe. however, in reality, just the opposite is happening, with the proposal put forward by russia in december last year on measures of mutual and security. they were simply ignored once again to maintain their hegemony, they conflicts are needed that is why they prepared the fate of cannon fodder for the people of ukraine. they implemented the project of anti-russia, turned a blind eye to the spread of neo

and that seems _ dominated by that. absolutely. and that seems to _ dominated by that. absolutely.at seems to highlight the massive difference between what we are seeing for the average person or the person who is on a below average salary. we did have the survey does highlight many of us accumulated some savings during the pandemic, but those are also unequally distributed, so the bank of england have published a survey that said 47% of the pandemic accumulated savings are households with incomes greater than 75,000. so for those who are on lower incomes, it will be a really tough time. rishi sunak, when he was chancellor, announced £400 of bills this coming october, but even since he has announced that, the price we are expected to pay come october has gone up a £500, so it is not even compensating whiley for that increase. i expect that tory members are not really mirroring what you are seeing in the wider public so that is why the debate is not really talking about that at the moment with sue neck and trusts —— with rishi sunak and liz truss and vying for leadership. this repor

we went have a place for dominic raab, she would not have a place _ dominic raab, she would not haveuld not have a place for steve barclay, the current health _ place for steve barclay, the current health secretary or rishi sunak, or micheel— health secretary or rishi sunak, or michael gove. we know a thing he is stepping _ michael gove. we know a thing he is stepping back from front line politics _ stepping back from front line politics. currently, grant shapps the transports secretary. about 15 ministers, — the transports secretary. about 15 ministers, half of the cabinet would not be _ ministers, half of the cabinet would not be featuring in a liz truss to cabinet — not be featuring in a liz truss to cabinet and _ not be featuring in a liz truss to cabinet and they would be sacked to make _ cabinet and they would be sacked to make way— cabinet and they would be sacked to make way for new talent, or supporters of hers, in other words, rising _ 5upporter5 of hers, in other words, rising stars— supporters of hers, in other words, rising stars including kemi bagnall, who i_ rising sta

governance are skewed towards western economic dominance across the world. if europe and union that they can ship quite independently. and if you isn't allowed the european union to look after it's a good security, they won't have been much of a problem. it's only when natal is now taking center stage to take care of the entire european and security. europe of western europe, security, particularly and european union has not actually little have they realize that they've actually become enslaved to were american lead or you or the european lead, you know, american lead economic system. and then once you get sucked into with, than you are part of the overall military industrial complex as. ready the mommy called null and void. that's other declared runner up of kenya's presidential election, former prime minister raleigh or dingo, has described the vote saying he'll launch a legal battle against the narrow victory for the current deputy president william rudo. the political turmoil has sparked riots throughout the east african nation. here are some of the aft

she was a dominant fencer. she had already won a gold medal in the 1928 games had competed in los angeles in 1932 and then stayed in la rather than returning to germany in part. i think concern for her own safety once the nazis took power in in 1933. helena has one jewish parent and she wins a silver medal at the 1936 games in fencing. she's remembered. most for her moment on the podium here. she is on the right of this photo helena meyer had features that the nazis would have described as quote aryan features a blonde-haired woman and she's giving the nazi salute on the podium a jewish woman, which was expected of all german athletes and there's a lot of speculation about why helena meyer did this some people say that she did it to protect her family members who were still in germany. she was worried especially for her brothers who were still living in germany, so that that's possible others say that she did it to try to rehabilitate her own image in in germany. well, we'll never know but it's it's a troubling

it has dominated cuite a lot debate tonight? it has dominated quite a lot of— debate tonight?s dominated quite a lot of it so far. _ debate tonight? it has dominated quite a lot of it so far. it - debate tonight? it has dominated quite a lot of it so far. it is - quite a lot of it so far. it is still ongoing, the candidates are facing a variety of questions from the party members and many put up their hands to say they still haven't voted. there does seem to be a lot to play for tonight. the two main things i've taken away so far is that both candidates, liz truss and rishi sunak are very much opposed to a second scottish independence referendum. both have said no to that. both have said they want more scrutiny of the scottish government, they want the scottish government, they want the scottish government to be challenged more and to be more accountable. rishi sunak spoke first, he said inflation was the main challenge when it comes to rebuilding the economy. he put quite a lot of emphasis on the economy. he said that that should be the priority and not a second independence

so, quitea so, quite a mix of stories, but as i was saying, one dominates.ust focus on the times any financial times, shall we? we will start with the times. get inflation down before cutting tax, voters urge, and obviously cost—of—living plans the focus in the ft. caroline, some strong messages to those two conservative leader candidates. yes. conservative leader candidates. yes, so they laid — conservative leader candidates. yes, so they laid out _ conservative leader candidates. yes, so they laid out their _ conservative leader candidates. ya: so they laid out their stalls ahead of the election as to who will then enter downing street, and liz truss has gone for very much a sort of optimistic viewpoint, the idea that by cutting taxes, somehow growth will miraculously be achieved, people will have lots more spending money and want to invest in the economy in all sorts of ways that will put us back on our feet, but the naysayers, of which the times reporting is a fair portion of voters, or saying this is not sensible in the light of these horrendous very, v

they want to acquire, crush or block so they can grow their market power and dominance.hey spent over 102 million dollars to kill this bill because they know would bring competition. that's bad for our economy because competition is the single greatest driver of innovation. if we are going to remain a global economic power, we need competition in the space. emily: you keep using the word they and i assume you mean meta, apple, alphabet, amazon. here we are coming out of the pandemic. is there one of those companies that concerns you more than the others based on how their power has evolved since you started talking about it? rep. cicilline: all of these companies engage in a beer which is anticompetitive, which uses their market dominance to bully or crush competitors. they all engage in it and it's harmful to our economy and to competition. in particular, facebook and meta , their behavior has not changed. there's a direct line between facebook and the misinformation spread of toxic and violent material that ultimately resulted in an attack on our democracy on january 6

china is dominating all over the south china sea.d dominance is wide taiwan is so important. because they can dominate japan, the philippines, south korea are all in that region. they're going to continue to move into asia and south america and africa and other regions where they're going to be dominating the gross domestic product which is good to put us at a disadvantage. i think it's time to change the strategy and the biden administration has been very weak and very unclear. clarity is what can i change the situation. adult support forever wars had coag exteriors we don't need to go. it's about where the united states strategic interests are in the world and our economic interest as well. >> as we look live at the airstrip. you mentioned joe biden's administration and you mentioned the lack of clarity. congresswoman as you noted nancy pelosi of joe biden are in the same party. they were diversely a post on this issue. many are speculating that's because joe biden is compromised when it comes to china, do you agree? >> absolutely.

the historical dominance over the north and would dominant the presidency and the senate much like its ongoing. we continue to play. and terms of real abolitionism, major abolitionists movement, there was a very slow and low -- and occurred after the american revolution. it was slow to rise, other major issues like the -- the southerners resented but paying the tariff to import goods from england. they imported so much. it was protecting northern manufacturers. the banking system, the credit system, these were issues between the north and south. . the real issue, the real poison for jefferson was, firstly, most of the education system and all of it was dominated by the political opponent. . it was dominated by presbyterian's. universities and colleges themself. a lot of them were created and set up by federalist pescatarians. certainly, all of them were religious colleges except for transylvania and the university of north carolina. it experimented with education, they did not continue him. it is very interesting to me, he first mentions -- [inaudible] i don't think anyone has made thi

how is this dominance going on? burga in women's beach soccer is so far obvious both for the coach of the men's national team, mikhail likhachev, and for the mentor of the women's team, ilya leonov, who also could not miss the main match of the championship at the moment, the most fun team is still reinforced by the brazilian legionnaires, as one and the other team. uh, almost the entire backbone of the national team has been assembled. let's say there are seven to eight people in each team, a girl who was involved or is now being attracted by the national team. yes, this is the most worthy team, despite the ambiguous behavior of foreigners in different sports and mass exodus. last time. two teams in the final have two brazilians at once . the star milena and from the crystal loren and adrian have our girls, our russian football players. they look stronger on the field, and whether the brazilians, not have managed to adapt, or maybe now, uh, they are not in their best shape, but russian girls look much more confiden

the daily mail has the headline, dominic rob, justice is being held to ransom. up with the rise in inflation. are people changing their preconceptions about how much barristers are paid?— barristers are paid? traditionally, la ers barristers are paid? traditionally, lawyers and _ barristers are paid? traditionally, lawyers and barristers _ barristers are paid? traditionally, lawyers and barristers are - barristers are paid? traditionally, lawyers and barristers are not - barristers are paid? traditionally, j lawyers and barristers are not the most sympathetic of professions. somewhere around the level of journalists when it comes to sympathy in the eyes of the public. but there is a big issue here legally which is what the dispute centres on. it's really important work and it's not particularly well paid, certainly not relatively when you are talking about the amount of work that goes in. it's interesting to see dominic raab, a lawyer himself, taking such a hard line approach. the uk government has offered a 15% uplift for barristers carrying out legal aid work,

in fact, traditional jobs that were dominated by had to. in fact, traditional black workers would be your manual labor type of jobs. jobs that were dominated by black workers would be your streets sweepers in the cities, manual labor type of jobs. streets weber's in the cities, dorman at hotels. those surely got taken over by white laborers, so, unemployment rates were higher among african americans, this was reflected in the negro leagues. they had even more pressure to integrate or innovate then major league baseball, they would adopt night baseball five years before major league baseball would. in 1930, they would sleep on their buses to save lodging costs. they focused even more on entertaining fans even earlier than major league baseball did. one of the fun ones as a game called shadow ball, this i would not classify as a ballyhoo, i think the negro leagues perfected it, shadow ball was an activity that many players would engage in prior to the game where they would essentially pantomime playing a baseball game. there would be no ball

the dominance of the most important weapon several decades of the dominance of the us dollar there isry good book. and by watson it's called confessions of an economic hit man. this is an american who worked, the american government. using only one thing. a large loan is offered. in a small country low interest of course, they take it. and then they begin to dictate certain actions to him and nothing can be done. this is a very serious book. i even thought of a movie about it when you did it, but it's such a complicated topic, it's a difficult question. so this was a real opportunity. now it ends. all this ends. this is a painful process and the resistance will be with a roar and a screech . this is a complex process. change the entire economic world model, this is evident, because what happens with the brix when suddenly there are huge culture, this is not the country of this culture china india south africa brazil now argentina now there is an incredible process, where people are, where there are huge cultures of civilization. here, oops, wait. we have common interests. let's commun

s. wanting to dominate the world waters? well, trust me regards to maple axis of sweden and finland, the reason big difference for russia because for the time being both a partnership for peace. and now, after the real full members may put that research, mutual defense clause, which makes the difference, there is an integration of both countries, income nato command structure. and then you made the doctrine of russia compas also received free rent by these 2 additional maple countries. by account of rep in the arctic, and be prepared to your question for the united states, the freedom of shipping, the freedom of global shipping lines is by for strategic interest, survival, strategic interests. in order to ensure this, the u. s. navy needs for em and paying the present all over the rogue lease with regard to the low achieving rules in russia. new doctrine is a clear mismatch and mismatch of what ici got, check the center of a little means. the russia maybe has about $210.00 westerns out of these $210.00, west and about $55.00

this is done in washington to maintain its dominance of gaining access to resources and what uh callule based ordering. at the same time, the white house, constantly declaring its support for humanitarian assistance under any pretext, limits the supply of syria even with food and medicine, as a result, more than 16 million syrians live below the poverty line , about 12 million, do not receive a daily full-fledged diet at the same time the united states, european countries under far-fetched for some reason prevents the return of syrian refugees home, although the conditions for this to moscow have been created in the north of the west of the syrian-arab republic in the idlib zone discalation the west is trying to mothball the poll with the spring of the opposition, while in the enclave the tourist group ravshan and other non-radical extremist organizations numbering more than 18,000 people in the russian federation continue their activities. still seeking the implementation of the previously reached agreement died and the termination of external support for the activities of terrorist