confirmed, at least, numerous quotes from the press, there was famine in romania, there was famine inrn poland, just like that on the border, with ukraine at that time, that is, in galicia, there and other places, and there was famine even in the united states of america, there were problems in germany, there were problems, well, almost throughout europe, uh, this was associated with various climatic disasters , many people describe that in the early thirties a very difficult climatic situation developed, it was not the main cause of famine in the ussr in any case, it was one of the reasons, it so happened that this famine arose... on the territory of the soviet union , for reasons economic, for climatic reasons, but it was not an act of genocide, no one planned this famine , no one carried it out on purpose, this story, of course , was hushed up for many years, throughout almost the entire existence of soviet power, and, as usual, there was no recognition of any -some historical facts lead to something, to the appearance of falsification in huge quantities, other explanations, right?

so could famin kill? famin, why?eople usually do in a fitness club? i was working out, what are you a trainer , let me guess, don’t tell me, famin himself doesn’t exist... famin doesn’t work here anymore, i talked to his ex-girlfriend, she said that he found himself among the new clients the rich mouth quit. you've already conducted an investigation here, but what if you refused to believe me that famin could be involved? i was wrong, seriously? yes, no , of course i’m perfect, but i also sometimes make mistakes, but i have a wonderful trait, i admit them, i’m very interested, what made you change your mind? transcript of annie's phone calls. they communicated, on the day of the murder twice, wait, hello, again , what did you like so much, they brought a friend, girl, we need information about your client, who liked the classes in names so much that she transferred them to individual, this confidential information, i understand everything. here is maryana lisgorskaya, her phone number, thank you very much, wait, you

i hit the road this morning, famin albi has an iron one.al, what are you looming, portray it as a stormy activity or something, or it would be better if you didn’t catch your eye at all, run, let’s, well, lyova, some coffee, i’ve had enough sleep, what is he evil, some kind of, yes, unkind, what have we leaked, what ideas will there be? i have just one idea now, come home and fall asleep, i’m tormented with this countdown, it seems that someone demanded revenge at the shooting range, right now, and what about leva, you ’re out of shape again, no, i’m in shape, but why such a rush , don't be nervous, oh comrade senior lieutenant, hello, good afternoon, i brought the marquise, they called from the clinic and asked to pick it up, they don’t have a shelter, you understand, alexander you. well, what if you kept the beautiful pigeon, they themselves said, the pigeon is a rare breed , it will be much better with you, i can’t, it somehow turns out ugly, it seems like i took advantage of the circumstances, it’s better to return it home, well , okay,

the famine of 1943 became the climax in the british policy of genocide against the indian population. according to historians, from 12 to 29000000 people overall died from starvation alone during the reign of the british in india, the executive. and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do, do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different. little opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please or do the have the state department, the c i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't marshall state main street because i'm probably going to make you comfortable. my show is called stretching time. but again, it's not. we don't want to watch it because it might just change the way in 6 to say god is convicted and sentenced to 55 years. the ours was the 2nd largest robbery of us at the time. and the people from the 1st largest robbery and the 3rd largest, probably got 15 years. i was sense to 65 it's common practice to use your spouse as leverage in order to try to get

he also curated two exhibitions dealing with the famine. the 1922 show here entitled deliverance america and the famine in soviet. russia 1921 to 23, and at the hoover institution that just closed this year, bread plus medicine american famine relief and soviet russia,. 1921 to 23. the informative exhibit catalog for the later exhibition is available through the hoover institution press. and i would encourage all of you to go online and get a copy. you'll never think of cod liver oil the same way he's a lecturer in history and international relations at stanford university, a research fellow at the hoover institution. and your moderator, please welcome her partner. so you tom, for a very generous thanks for putting together this panel, which as you're about to see. it's very interesting and thanks to you for inviting me to participate. so and to all of you for coming out today. we have three very interesting speakers, three historians who have a knack for bringing a fresh point of view to, familiar topics, three, one might say revisions ist

the in 1943 at the height of world war 2, bengal was hit by famine. a year before jeff and his troops drove the rate is out of neighboring bermount and came close to the indian possessions of the british empire. london's response to the threat was completely inadequate. the british actively used the scorched earth policy. while retreating, they turned everything around them into an uncouth deserts, having no mercy on other people's territory. food in large amounts was exported to great britain from the starving provinces. boats used for facing and transporting food along the river system more confiscated from the local population, the barbaric actions of the colonial administration. let the monstrous consequences can a year up to 3800000 people die from starvation and disease caused by mail nutrition . though great britain itself had enough resources to overcome the disaster. at the same time, 170000 tons of australian wheat made its way fast, starving in the debris. it is aisles. i hate indians. they are a beasley. people live up display religion. th

the famine of 1943 became the climax in the british policy of genocide against the indian population. according to historians, from 12 to 29000000 people overall died from starvation alone during the reign of the british in india of the israel's assault on the people of god. so it continues unabated and why wouldn't it is released when given a blank check by the west to unilaterally and not be bound by any constraints to proceed as of which is a 2nd. the bug is being carried out again against the palestinians. the peoples, the level side auto body tingled, laptop my ditching of 95. go to the terminal on uh, a dealership on east, samuel maddox. you still in any see a time or you somebody been you out the mail and the rest of the that i did not somebody stuck in the deductible. and then will i be able to, i gotta keep the, my $30.00 money body open in the box. so for example, at the other that you said the, the, i'm about to do it. i meant the way i took on that on the amount of people didn't wait a commercial de la up with a little dogged. if i she start going to be a bit of a piece to

, to investigate, to really assess the scale of this famine is very difficult in view of the tightnesslosure of... north korea, there were indeed negotiations on the supply of weapons, and most likely north korea will continue to supply the russian federation with certain types of weapons, why will it continue, because in principle, north korea has been doing this for these almost two years of war. we know that the soldiers of the armed forces of ukraine found ammunition of north korean production, there was ammunition for barrel artillery, for mlrs, this, this, this weapon, which. the dprk received from the soviet union back in the 60s and 80s. here the question is both the quantity and the quality of the weapons that kraindr will be able to supply to the russian federation. it should be noted that most likely these deliveries will not significantly change the situation at the front. especially since kimchin is asleep and sees these damn things the imperialists are preparing an external intervention in kindr and they are indeed preparing for war. therefore , the question is about the

why is the kiev regime blackmailing the world with a grain famine?olish media have revealed the plans of western companies that genetically modified feed is grown on ukrainian black soils. macarthy's concession to the democrats cost him his seat; for the first time in us history, the speaker of the house of representatives was dismissed. the space that will unite the headquarters of the rocket and space industry enterprise, design bureaus and experimental production, the readiness of the unique facility of the national space center... named after khrunichev has already exceeded 60%. and today the winners of the nobel prize in chemistry were announced in stockholm. one of the winners russian scientist alexey ekimov. the russian military thwarted seven attacks by assault troops of ukrainian armed forces in the lnpr. during the clash, over 50 enemy soldiers were killed. more or less. military personnel, including senior officers who were responsible for the counter-offensive in the artyomovsk direction , were destroyed near konstantinovka. the command p

, a mass famine, this is what we can read from open sources, because of course, what to investigate, to truly appreciate the scale of this famine. very difficult given the hermeticity and closedness of north korea, and there were indeed negotiations on the supply of weapons, and most likely north korea will continue to supply certain types of weapons to the russian federation, why will it continue, because in principle, north korea did this during these almost two years of war. we know that soldiers from the ssu found ammunition of north korean production, there was ammunition for barrel artillery , for the rzvv, this, this, this weaponry that the dprk received from the soviet union back in the 60s and 80s years here the question is both the quantity and the quality of the weapons that the dprk will be able to supply to the russian federation, it should be noted that most likely these supplies will not significantly change the situation on front, especially since kim jong-un is asleep and sees how these damn imperialists are preparing an external intervention in the dprk and they are

, it is needed everywhere, both food and mineral fertilizers, especially now, in order to prevent faminel buy these fertilizers, and this is nearby, so there is no need to give up any markets, but now let’s build the logic again... a chain of who is worse off from sanctions on belarusian potassium, fertilizer shortages in the world markets, of course, leads to higher prices, which means a reduction in use; a decrease in yield equals an increase in food prices, and this is a very dangerous situation on the verge of large-scale famine, which the least developed countries will experience first. belarus does not hang itself medals, but our country has always contributed to global food security, we certainly won’t take bread from others and are ready to share the table with those who come to us in peace. on the main broadcast we talked about belarusian exports without taking anything out of context. and this is how these 7 days were, we, maxim uglenitsa and polina shuba say goodbye to you. see you on the main broadcast. happily. everything you wanted to know about the greatness of belarusian

yesterday's resolutions in general, he was really powerful, not only thanks to the fact that the famineas recognized for ukraine, it is very important and long-awaited, but also because the assembly actually called on all the countries of the world, and in particular the countries of the council of europe, to provide. military support, along with political, diplomatic, economic support, until victory itself, because the resolution clearly stated that a stable long-term peace in europe is impossible without peace in ukraine, and achieving peace in ukraine means ukrainian victory, this is clearly what the deputies of perrier emphasized, and this is extremely important for us, for ukraine and for our future victory, but can i make a small clarification, tatiana, i'm just trying to google it now. but it gives everything precisely about yesterday's resolution pare, i want to understand everything, bosnia and herzegovina, which itself experienced serious acts of genocide, myroslav vujicic, he is from bosnia and herzegovina, who does he represent, the serbian occupiers or the victimized bosnia

the famine of 1943 became the climax in the british policy of genocide against the indian population. according to historians, from 12 to 29000000 people overall died from starvation alone during the reign of the british in india the the little colossal bag of light. i got here like 3 times. and my back the day taking it out of the day about my son or whatever, leave that alone is satisfied loan. don't know where i just know i hit the ground. try get up and get up. i hit brief, looked at us that it was came outside of grandma without lucy hoffman like no, no gas and she like the soon as i get up, i'll get the film a shot pays unless i'm not that i have to pick up this book. am last came to grab me. all right. okay. let me uh see on the home. are you sure? um yeah, i got hold of me. i gotta wait. 2 more minutes. what does it be up uh for the 4th issue that rose saved and i was just gonna let, how does this sound like that immediate point? the thing of john john saying he wants to talk to the guy, carolyn q, but he wasn't to target use of them were so the way to do it as well, sir, i do

or the great famine the great famine which resulted in huge numbers of irish people emigrating to thees. book world 200. in 1983, his documentary book face to face about the search for cultural property displaced from russia during the second world war. this is very similar to semenov. this is yulian semyonov, right. well, like housewives making pies for 400, a chocolate pie common in the southern united states of america bears the half-joking name “dirt.” which river? mississippi, that's right, it's similar in color to the red-brown soils along the banks of the mississippi. alexander, let's try the vowel only a for 300, this prince is revered in hinduism as the seventh avatara of vishnu. arjnuna. no, sarevich, let it be. frame, frame, right, pies for 500, in russian triangular pies, pourers, the peculiarity of the filling was exactly this its location, perhaps vertically, no, in pourers the filling must be in only one corner of the triangular pie, pies 300. auction 100 in total alexander 500 you have 700 victor victor babank we play lipsticks in the pskov province they called pies wi

at the expense of culture, putin is with us now he is fighting because he claims that there are no famines, and because he continues the genocide that began then, and this is an extremely important thing for our international partners to explain what this war is about, and when we take away funds from the holodomor museum, in fact, by destroying what was built, we actually commit a crime against history . taken into account by the committee, it is princely to put such a decision for confirmation, i put 1165 amendment for confirmation, i ask to vote, 266, for the decision adopted. dear colleagues, we have one or two amendments left, two amendments, please take your seats, after we are voting on this state budget, please, no, no, here there is 1262 goncharenko , thank you, dear mr. chairman, there are two amendments left, i will name them to you, 1094, we have already passed it, no, we did not vote, and 1:19 , two edits to the vote and that's it, 1.094, i'm one minute. that's it, 1:00 a.m., i'll now explain both amendments, and you, friends, please vote, and then look at yourself in the mirr

, people had nothing to sow after the famine, they opened their houses, looked for particles of seedsed them, and you know how many roofs were there for 10, 20, 15 years, and the grain germinated, maybe it was god's way, or maybe it was and the truth is, ukrainians have always loved the roof because it was cool in the summer and warm in the winter. the only disadvantages of such a roof are considered short-lived and high fire hazard. because of this, there are very few huts with thatched or thatched roofs left in ukraine, and those are mostly in museums or restaurants. unfortunately, we are covering the roof ourselves, we do not yet have the opportunity to hire a team, but we are happy that we are doing it ourselves. and during work we attract volunteers, people who want to learn, see, and all tourists, who come to us in august, they work with flails, thresh rye, we offer, but no one refuses, i tell you honestly, everyone wants to try, because it is a unique opportunity to do it, now are more difficult times and our manor in wartime has also become such a shelter, i can't remember it

, people had nothing to sow after the famine, they opened their houses, looked for particles of seedsfor 10, 20, 15 years, and the grain sprouted, maybe it was god's way, or maybe it was and it's true, ukrainians have always loved the roof because it was cool under it in the summer and warm in the winter, the only disadvantages of such a roof are considered short-lived and high fire hazard, because of this, there are very few houses with thatched or thatched roofs in ukraine, and mostly in museums or restaurants, unfortunately, we cover the roof ourselves, we do not have the opportunity to hire a crew, but we are happy that we do it ourselves, and during the work we attract people who want to learn, see , and all the tourists we have they come to us in august, they work with a hoe, milking rye, we offer, but no one refuses, i tell you honestly, everyone wants to try, because it is a unique opportunity to do it, now are more difficult times.

the leading theme of the ukrainian stand at the book fair was the theme of the famine. books about the events of 1932-1933 in ukrainian and english were presented here. today, sweden is. one of the countries that have not yet recognized the holodomor perpetrated by the stalinist regime as a genocide of the ukrainian people. it is very important for sweden to recognize at the legislative level that like a number of countries, the holodomor, the genocide created by the occupiers in the 1930s. it is very important to speak at all levels, for the ukrainians who live here, both at the household level and at all levels. possible, i.e. in schools, in universities, at cultural events, at major festivals, if sweden does not recognize the holodomor genocidum, then it will be forgotten and no one will know about the existence of this, this act of aggression and terror against our people, for example , i am now telling the swedish people about the famine, they cannot imagine what it is like in such a way, it was possible to make the people so that they hid grain. sewing under his c

the article notes that, hiding behind empty speeches about the threat to russia and famine, western countriesaximum profit from the exploitation of ukraine's resources, which will doom it to... desertification, the publication provides an exact parallel: during the second world war, nazi germany, similar to today's west , tried to extract all natural resources from the ukrainian ussr. stab attack the leader of the alternative for germany party, during a rally in bavaria, tina hrupali, was hit with a syringe. the politician lost consciousness and was taken to the hospital. now doctors are establishing the contents in kulotovo, and the german police are trying to contain the volume of the case, which. party instead of another co-chair, alice weidel, who is under guard due to threats against her. next sunday in bavaria there are elections to the state parliament. experts believe that an alternative for germany could achieve record high results. belarusian lands haunt official warsaw. the revival of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth within the framework of the intermarium project has literally b

he himself died in myrhorod in 1933, during the famine. and although the soviet era has long passed, in the days of independent ukraine, schools continue to be destroyed, sold and dismantled, destroyed. under the soviet authorities, this was done deliberately, but today it is simply due to ignorance, misunderstanding of the value and lack of proper protection in my father's homeland in the village of shmygli, the school has not been preserved literally for the last, maybe 10 years, there is also a person there, who is to blame, who bought it and who dismantled it, and for this people know everything and treat so -and-so , with such pain it is all discussed. in recent years, activists who are trying to stop the destruction of buildings have united in the organization of the school of lohvytskyi zemstvo. they write petitions, appeal to the authorities, patrons and the community. there are no identical projects, each village has its own highlight. each school was certified, and now entered in the state register, they are protected. if it happ

and prioritizing the stock paiding of food for britain overfeeding indian subjects during the bengal famin of 1943. it seems that the lesson had not been learned of the actions of queen victoria and overseeing the great irish famin of the 1840s. during the great hunger, roughly 1 million people died and over 1 million left the country. but whether we view churchill as a great savior from fascism or the devil of dresson? are we able to put these races. tropes in the context and explore his more affable attributes. can we really cancel him on, give one of the greatest political oratories of the 20th century with his, we shall fight them on the beaches homely? history is complex and is shaped by a rich tapestry of very narratives. this music of stories allows us to evaluate and reevaluate the past, but first we must have an open and honest discussion, awards in all approach. a binary approach. to churchill's legacy within british society only reinforces these historical troops, making them acceptable to some in contemporary teams. while the irish or their indian counterparts need no convincin

person abstained, voted against, i would like to quote the assembly decides to recognize the great faminethe holodomor, as an act of genocide aimed at the destruction of the ukrainian nation, language and culture and such in this way, the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe calls on other states, members of the council of europe, and other states of the world that have not yet made such a decision to recognize the holodomor of 1932-33 as an act of genocide of the ukrainian people, but in addition, the resolution contains many interesting and important political issues for ukraine, first of all, i would like to draw attention to the amendment introduced by the people's deputy of ukraine, oleksiy honcharenko, and which was supported. by the majority of perrier's deputies, in this amendment, perrier calls to refrain from official contacts with the governments of russia and this can be said of belarus, even at the diplomatic level. a great diplomatic victory of ukraine, also an important political moment, is that the parliamentary assembly declares that without a comprehensive, ju

so, for example, i am now telling the swedish people about the famine, they cannot imagine how it was possible to do this to the people, so that they hide grains under their clothes, sewing them up to hide them from the authorities. ukrainians in sweden plan to continue the cycle of events dedicated to the day of remembrance of the victims of the holodomor and to hold more events already during this november. julia kyzyk from sweden for espresso tv channel. the frankfurt book fair will soon be held on october 18, and i think that ukraine will be strongly represented there as well. well, now yuri fizer will present the news about what happened in the world world about ukraine. yury, good evening, please. good evening to you, vasyl, good evening to everyone who joined us today. so, today we are talking about whether we will receive help from the event, that is, whether this help will continue. viktor orban seriously accused the leaders of the european union, and trump, who wants to suspend military and financial aid to ukraine, about this and other things in a moment in the column world

, genocide, to draw parallels between the soviet regime, when stalin organized an artificial famine,ide and what modern russia is doing, talking about strategy, de-imperialization and removing these fears of the defeat of russia, which everyone fears, and we see this gradual, so to speak, as in sanctions and in the provision of weapons approach. for us, it is very, let’s say, well, not murderous, but with huge losses , considering the fact that we were still waiting for the spring counteroffensive, to receive much more weapons, and now we see certain hesitations and that there were certain delays with long-range systems pilot training, so there must be a strategy and what even the republicans are asking in the us administration, and what is the goal of america in ukraine, how are you going to get there and in the us congress in april the bipartisan victory resolution regarding ukraine was registered and the key points are clearly written there, which means a victory strategy and why an american, well, this is actually the position of congressmen, both republicans and democrats. mrs.

he would conference with generals and he famine trench warfare and other horrors from this first total war. now, the way hoover is usually portrayed over this period, i think is a lot of truth. that, of course, is a lot of importance. but it's, of course, as great humanitarian who saved the world from starvation. but that that depiction obscures this deeper process of geopolitical thinking that i'm trying to pay attention, trying to draw attention to that is justly celebrated humanitarian reputation. but hoover's great food mission for the allies which is seen in this official hunger map was keenness in the wars collapsing empires, exactly where most of hirisky emerging market ventures were located, including in russia itself. heossome of his most precious holdings there, and they' appropriate in the way at shaun put so colorfully but accurately in the map. these are the darker regions, the right which after the war became, new nation state out of the rubble of the austria-hungary and hungarian, ssn and ottom eires which are colored here in blue, yellow and purple. now, i'm not arguing

petersburg, from famine, destruction, cowardice, flood, fire, sword, from invasions of tribesmen, fromything that can weaken , tear strength of our people, we still have a lot... we need to do not only on a national scale, but i’m not afraid to say on a world scale, while remaining a holding force, a holding force is one that does not give the opportunity for total world evil to take over the entire human race, and may god help us, this is how we carry out the great historical, spiritual mission of our church, so that... our fatherland prospers, our people become spiritually stronger, peace and tranquility are restored in the world and justice, i heartily congratulate all of you, my dears, on this day, god bless you. hello, there is a news release on channel one, in the studio maxim sharafuddinov and briefly about the main thing. explosions in the gas sector - the most powerful fire since the beginning palestinian-israeli conflict. tsahal announced the expansion of the operation. the un genasams are calling for an immediate truce; there is a new wave of anti-israeli protests in differe

was concerned with famine? >> yes. where is joelie?pitt's reputation. i don't care who the u.n. is celebrating. the u.n. is dumb and bad and feckless. a waste of money. we put too much money into it. when there is the u.n. general assembly in new york, traffic is horrible and i am peeved. >> greg: and you don't have a penis. >> what? >> [laughing]. >> greg: you missed the hand gesture. charlie, imagine you were a lesbian. would you want your lesbian lovers to come with something you didn't expect? >> no, that's the point ever being a lesbian, right? >> [laughing]. >> i always felt like i had more in common with lesbians than other people. similar interests. i don't get the math on any of this. if you stop and think about it, this is why democracy is having a hard time in the world today. the world looks at this. this is why people are jumping into bed with china. >> greg: is that a lesbian? >> it is cold war was won with levies and this is the crap we are exporting. >> greg: jim, i come to you as a person who will defend this. internat

new round, it is just a postponed war, which will be preceded by suffering, concentration camps, faminec., i am very grateful to you for being in the next you emphasize on this, you need to keep it in your head in order to do this with your own strength, there was a historian, an officer of the armed forces of ukraine, olsandrov, with us. chevorons, approaching victory, in offensive and defensive, day and night, from mockery and confidence, they pave the way to our victory with armor, tank troops... pride armed forces glory to the tankers of the armed forces of ukraine. do not scold the child for sitting with a smartphone. better take care of her safety. the child is watching his favorite cartoon on your gadget. a notification appears on the screen. congratulations, you won a million. the child clicks on the link, the screen starts to rattle and fades out. the child is afraid and hides. this, your personal data gets to scammers to prevent this on the gadgets used by the child, install security programs, tell the child not to go to suspicious links, more effective tips for help dot info.

after spending time there, i think that really staved off famine. reality is they are on the brink of famine. they have faced season after season of drought. when you combine that with al-shabaab, you cut -- they come into these areas and kill livestock and cattle, burn fields, drive people out of their homes and their lands. they kidnap. it is just such a dire situation for these people. and it is not getting a lot of attention on the world stage because we are so focused on other horrible humanitarian crises around the world. niger and somalia, i was proud we were able to bring the story back to the u.s., a story that i do not think is told very often. >> what did you see with u.s. forces in their somali counterparts? were you able to see them training together? did you see what the isr provided? what did they allow you to view while you were there? what about that access? >> the u.s. gave us a lot of access. we were supposed to interview the somali president, and he bailed on us last minute. i was not super surprised. it would have been nice to h

geta earthen turma without animals, pastayanaya volgatsa i cold, aprametnaya tsemra, famine. lived, hell for another month. i'm going to stay for 14 months. what's wrong with digging out the hole? are you healthy? and maybe this wouldn’t have happened without the charming blessings. sumna it was the sirs of the polack prince in the kiev region. it is known that there are high banks of stormy branches, small forests, called safiya. and there is no problem here. the time fell to fall, the kiev principality was attacked by the enemy, the polautsy. yaraslavich's troops were defeated. aborana parases, the people of kiev remembered usyaslav’s great-grandmother. maўlyaў yon have vaiskaya right dasvedchany, not that some. yaraslavichy natural admovilsya i called, it’s not for this that we are friends with pasadzil, but the virtuous kijaulians fell to the paustans, kicked out yaraslavichy, usyaslav was released and in the usual times of the ancient democracy was absolved by the great prince of kiev. how the chronicle of yaraslavich was prepared for their treachery is punished by god.

in 1932 to 1933, when stalin was in power, there was the great red salmon -- famine and which 4 million ukrainians were killed, starve to death, and that is what that word means. starve. and, 4 million, and it is horrific when you think about those numbers on the type of death people had to go through in that very short period of time, a year and a half, so a lot of these issues are on the minds of ukrainians, i am sure, as we celebrate the commemoration of the red famine and go forward in his battle to have a free, fair, and democratic society. that is what this fight is about. so we thank you for your courage in standing up and being there and for educating us today on the youth of ukraine, which i was very impressed with and still am, because i have been in communication with some of them on their courage and their resources and their commitments. kyrylo: thank you. rep. bonior: and you are a good example of it, so thank you. [applause] rep. bonior: thank you for coming. we appreciate it. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national c

the camp knew nothing and nothing, the zen standard was lost without bread, those who suffered from famine it appeared, like snow on a galava on an aboz the name is david with your efforts, remove the akhova and take away all your treasures. further it was all like the kazas. for their merits, the garadzen kashtalians not only gained the kep family reputation, but also gained fame, but also gave to the kingdoms and princes, and they also took from the woman a wheelbarrow. the new prince gedymin changes the throne of vitsen. pershi pan pasla vyalikaga gedymin. written by david's father, maciej stryjkowski. asabliva close to the gaspadar, a busy clerk with the red-haired master. david went to the alimp of his glory. i was giving up life has turned out, you are the favorite of the monarch and the beloved public, the paspyakhovs, the possible, the happy in the assabist lives, what more does this eternal man need? and david's elements are saddle, sword, battle. nadvara 1322, the world came, the edymen vyadze peramovs from kryzhakami, and the city came from the pskov republic: we were attacked.

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father left before the ottoman empire fell, he took his mother and his two sisters, there was a great famin in syria during world war one. my father was probably here in 1915, 1916, my brother, sister and i were all born here, my father, he had a little grocery store as a lot of arab immigrants did, he was seven years old when his father died, and he was in the streets of damascus trying to support his mother and his two sisters, so he never got an education, but he opened a little grocery store. and the young men that used to hang out around the store loved him and he would send them to the library and he'd tell them that he wanted books on certain topics and they would get them and he wanted number of world maps, especially the middle east and europe, and the way in which the maps uh change the borders of countries breakdown from empires, the breakdown of the arab world. he was really just taken with the whole idea of the our world, but particularly. i remember at the age of eight, and that would be 1941. he took me aside one day and he said to me, my daughter, said this to me in arabic,

there will be famines in disease and in war and the jewish people are going to go back to their homeland at that point, jesus christ will come back to the year when the king. com. we will all go to heaven while the earth is burned with fire. anybody jewish or not yours? that doesn't accept christ in my opinion, one of going to hell at some point, i believe that god is going to open the jewish people's eyes to really who jesus christ was. you have 2 options to know and to serve jesus christ or to know and to serve the end of christ. but you're going to serve one of those to cool. have you chosen, even though the jews are going to burn in order to get in because they're not going become christians? these rarely is still what the support. interest is weird. marriage of cynicism, inconvenience between the evangelical right. and the, the lobbying helped us for the state of israel. christians everywhere, must be brought to understand that you guys are not merely supporters of is around . you guys are stakeholders by making your voices heard. you guys are going to insure the overwhelming passag

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