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where they promise healing after a 40-day therapy with camel urine and milk our correspondent yuri esinrganizer of these trips. can you show me i have another, my good friend. uh, very, ill, not yet an exact diagnosis, but suggests. here, he now gives all kinds of tests. there is cancer. i don’t advise you to undergo these examinations at all, because nothing, they won’t say to disturb the tumor, you can’t do a biopsy and don’t do it in their name. what is the essence of this therapy, it turns out the milk diet regime here doctors are not everything that is connected during the treatment of deterioration, then this is everything we control there is no conventional treatment, who will tell you back. this will deceive you. the cost of such treatment is 1,600 dollars. excluding flights, this includes accommodation, a daily trip from the hotel to the desert , and the therapy itself. it's not the amount that goes into my pocket, i earn mine. yes, but i don’t row there with shovels . i'll. well, i help people. mayak ilshat aliberov from astrakhan recently underwent this non-traditional treatm

our correspondent yuri esin called several numbers, and the sellers spoke fairly honestly.es rolled. here is a beautiful frame with keys and with the remains of meat, minced meat is made from it. they take a dining room from him to a bakery, they take it there to check who will respond to such an offer. we ourselves placed an advertisement for the sale of minced meat for 79 rubles. for a kilo, unexpectedly for us, calls came from several women who were looking for a product for their children, the inscription home was attracted, and the price did not surprise us to sell to anyone nothing, of course, did not, but decided to check how safe the product is and how it is sold in this way and ordered a laboratory examination. results very soon. what else raises doubts about semi-finished products, for example, how they are made by small producers. to get a job as a butcher's assistant in a shop in istra, near moscow, our correspondent needed only one call and no medical book; the requirement was one to go to work. right tomorrow the conditions are in place. heat toilet in a neigh

aman esin of fatness kept armas for us health kazakhstan main, kazakhstan beykhaz hartalmen, kazakhstanian viewers, maybe you explain it sounded nice. i would like to note, not to put it snobbishly, a direct statement of fact, and kazakhstanis in belarus live warmly, comfortably and safely. well, and you yourself, how do you feel on belarusian soil? and what exactly is the diaspora at the moment? uh , about 1,500 ethnic kazakhs live in belarus. uh, our diaspora consists of active representatives who are happy to represent culture, and at such large events as the days of culture of kazakhstan, very massive large-scale events, at which we had the opportunity to show not only songs, rituals , traditions, but national games, as well as an endless stream, aroused interest, a yurt, and a lot of belarusians, and it is drawn by the way of life and values ​​of kazakh families, as in the modern atmosphere, but the traditions and customs of kazakhstan are preserved. so we talked about what has been done in these 30 years. let's literally there with broad strokes in two words. and what's next? here

and they're more likely to change jobs if they are unhappy esin the current when they are . i think what you're talking about has a profound set of psychological consequences that really is worth taking a look at. >> by the way that is why people in western countries generally are happier. because freedom allows you to have some responsibility forou yourself. that is why individual rights are so important. what western society should do is basically safe you' are hered legally that we don't care what sexuality you are but we don't care what gender you are up we don't care what color you are or where you came from. were going to even the playing field the of equal rights. and again come to different places at different traditions. some families going to focus more in education some are going to focus more on sports. as i said earlier some are going to come from wealthy families, osesome from four. we can't solve all of those things that's just part of how life operates how humans operate. but what you can do is if you create this conditions for freedom and then say to people

our well-known participant in these events at that time, and then colonel-general viktor ivanovich esint pus flowed out and became. it's easier for everyone. now we have been seeing for 10 years, the accumulation of accumulation of accumulation and we do not see this resolving facilitating gap is going on. all the time, the accumulation of negativity. that's what the americans are doing now with the deployment of tactical weapons. i strongly suspect that they are preparing the next conflict in the baltic from finland to remind you of a complex of contradictions. by the way, the finns have been talking about tactical nuclear weapons since 1997. they did not forgive us that we made a liver for and following the results of the second world war. and as they say, they decided because of us to go to the arctic ocean. well , following the results of the winter war on the karelian isthmus. they constantly have conversations, that is, there has always been revanchism in finland. they rather pretended from the fifty-fifth to the ninety-first that he was forgotten by the swedes. well, there was ru