eisenhower or john f, kennedy, you know, please assassinate patti lumumba and fidel castro. that in fact, the cia was operating within the realm of authority that was clearly signaled to them under the rules of the time, which were plausible deniability for the president. it shall never be put in writing, but we're unmistakably sending you the message that we want this to happen and nobody will ask any questions if it does. then finally, back to senator hart's point about how none of us we were all getting into issues. we never expected to see you. they didn't teach assassination law in law school. and so the, you know, what was the, what was the ultimate policy issue we had surfaced here? it wasn't clear, was this against the law? should it be against the law? maybe, maybe assassination is simply equivalent to a declaration of war or authorization of some other covert action that could save thousands or millions of lives. so what the committee came to on this issue, and there were similar grappling with 100 other issues, was that at the very least, this needs to be consider

so that's why they were talking about fidel castro. and they castro. and they students come in and. they were told, you're going to be hearing someone give a speech about fidel castro, either pro or con. some students were told the person picked the position. others were told that they had been randomly assigned the position. they were just told, you have to write a pro-castro or an anti castro speech. right. and what they expected was if if the if the subjects that the person had chosen their they would think, oh, yeah, the person who wrote the program speech is pro-castro. they expected the person who was randomly assigned the position would not. it meant anything about how that person felt. right. so if you're told you've to write a pro-castro speech, it wouldn't shouldn't mean anything how you really feel. right? so that was what they expected, what they actually found, no matter whether it chosen or assigned the students who listened to the speech, thought speaker was pro-castro or anti. if they had to give the anti castro speech, does that make sense? it's a little hard to. ok

fidel castro understood that he had no other way to defend the victory of the revolution, but he knewraternal solidarity and military assistance from moscow would be provided. i wanted castras. formalize a military-political treaty between cuba and the soviet union, but khrushchev refused. he was firmly convinced that if the americans found out in advance about plans to base missiles in cuba, they would do anything to prevent this. therefore, the only option was the hidden placement of missiles. there is something other than faith, only faith. the famous soothsayer, blind, but who saw the future, vanga, passed away in 1996, she has been gone for almost 30 years, but now, when the planet is so turbulent, the aggravation in the middle east seriously makes us think about the threat of a global conflict, more and more of her predictions appear, i say i see what wars are going on, what grief is happening, in search of some kind of explanation for support, people are trying to comprehend these prophecies and find the answer to the question: will it be possible to escape the third world war?

a girl when found out that the agency been involved in assassination, including fidel castro, almoston a demented pattern. it opened up a lot of new doors and. knows it. and the major one was that the cia used mafia figures to try to help in the plots against castro. why? well, because the cia, the mafia had owned and run both havana and, most of cuba for quite a number of decades. so when bill colby, then director of cia, opened up the so-called family jewels, that led to an awful lot of our investigations, here were three named mafia figures. so so the first thing we discovered was that a former director, alan dulles, a member of the warren commission had not revealed to chief justice earl warren and the members of the warren commission. those plots and use of mafia figures. well, you don't have to be genius to understand the implications of that. so we set out, with the help, some people at this table to try to bring these three mafia figures in. we. one in johnny roselli and ended up bringing him in twice we had subpoenaed or prepared to subpoena. sam g and collins. and here's wh

being a contemporary and ally of chagivar and fidel castro, when we asked him if he was tired, there, and before coming to us in russia, taishlasa visited france, vietnam, turkey and eventually came to moscow, to which he replied, the most important thing is that the spirit of struggle does not get tired, as for physical fatigue. it does not matter. dear colleagues, i want these words to be the basis for us in the work, in the work that should.... politicians of each country, if they want their state, their people to live happily, in a sovereign state, they themselves can plan their future , this spirit of struggle, we see how strong it is in every person, in cuba, because for more than 60 years now, the country faces a variety of sanctions, with enormous pressure, the island of freedom withstands them, defends its sovereignty, does everything to ensure that cuba lives, for us this is a good example of how we should work, how we should fight, how we should love our country, and i hope that they will add parliamentary opportunities to us so that we develop not only relations between o

from legendary cuban leader of fidel castro. to the founder of the people's republic of china. and i would say to him for countless authoritarian rulers to the verse, 8600 was the ultimate set of wheels. these people, they pointed always to have the biggest and the nicest of the newest of the money. there is no road and therefore there's a new car. mercedes, i want these guys, well, the rock side of hussein, likewise on the 600 and his love of the armored mercedes model almost spelled doomed for peter show how much i was there for service purposes. and it just happened because it was in the ninety's in february 9th, even live in the 1st gulf war broke out. but luckily enough, i was getting out in due time side of hussein's mercedes, 600 is now featured as a peterson automotive museum in los angeles. state limousine with a very particular set of extras is that all of this is running boards all around the car. so the his guards, i mean there's running boards on the sides and on the back where i guess his body guards would stand. i would not have bought the car if it was easy, i m

cuban leader fidel castro urged khrushchev to strike the united states first.ere going on, and there was still no direct communication between the leaders. as a result, at night the parties were able to reach a compromise. the ussr removed missile launchers from cuba, and the united states pledged not to invade the island freedom to remove their missiles from turkey. on october 27, 2005, the town of pushchina near moscow received the status of a science city, but even before that , for half a century, this settlement in the terpukhovsky district of the moscow region was the center of scientific thought. on the initiative of the president of the ussr academy of sciences, alexander nismiyanov, here in the middle of the 20th century, when molecular biology was rapidly developing in the world, it was decided to create a whole town for biologists with a lot of it. physics, plant physiology, chemistry of rare elements and others. as a result, 20,000 more residents have now been admitted, there are 9 institutes and one observatory, with several operating gigantic radi

aggravation, but back in the summer washington banned oil supplies, in response, the government of fidel castroies, now the united states began to buy sugar, the main product of the island's exports, then castra announced that he would deprive the americans of all property, right down to the nails on their shoes, this is a quote: all american factories had already been nationalized , lotifundia and banks, the united states counted on the collapse of the popular regime, but this did not happen, largely thanks to the support of the soviet union and modern russia. the economic blockade of cuba continues longer 60 years, although the un general assembly has repeatedly demanded that it be stopped. on october 19, 1988 , the multi-purpose helicopter 126 made its first flight. it is considered one of the most successful machines of the kamov design bureau. the previous model k-26 was thoroughly modified. instead of two piston engines, they installed one gas turbine. speed ​​and load capacity immediately increased. a new gearbox, planetary, two-stage, was developed especially for this model, and a speci

however, fidel castro's regime in cuba survived.cal stage was the collapse of the berlin wall , the collapse of the socialist camp and the collapse of the ussr in 1991. the new world order, a unipolar world under the leadership of the united states, was supposed to be the universal triumph of the free world, but it was short-lived. in the countries of asia and africa, which 40 years ago were called the third world, new very influential centers of power have formed, which are, in principle , alien to the concept of reproducing approaches. cold war. the concept of the west as a free world played an important role in the confrontation at one time. pyotr slyoskin has been researching this phenomenon for several years. when did the idea of ​​a free world even arise? the free world became a key concept of american foreign policy in 1950 . after the so-called loss of china. and before the start of the korean war. the main feature of the concept of the free world is its negative definition. american politicians identified the free world as

not want an aggravation, but back in the summer, washington banned oil supplies; in response, fidel castro’sow the united states has stopped buying sugar, the island's main export product. and then castra announced that he would deprive the americans of all their property, even the nails on their shoes. this quote. all american factories, lotifundia and banks had already been nationalized. the united states was counting on the collapse of the people's regime, but this did not happen, you. largely thanks to the support of the soviet union and modern russia. the economic blockade of cuba has lasted for more than 60 years, although the un general assembly has repeatedly demanded its end. on october 19 , 1988, the k-126 multi-purpose helicopter made its first flight. it is considered one of the most successful vehicles of the kamov design bureau. the previous model k20. six were thoroughly modified, instead of two piston engines, one gas turbine engine was installed, the speed and load-carrying capacity immediately increased. a new gearbox, planetary, two-stage, was developed especially for this

even make a reproach meant with fidel castro, believe it or not. and they didn't want him to do that either. and then one day, you mysterious. so you get shot with a guy who's never fired a rifle before. and one of the issues with the cuba is the thing was that if we go on this on the conspiracy side side, which doesn't mean it isn't real, that the, the mafia me wanted cuba to be returned back to his glory days now. and by his agreeing with reproach mont, with castro, that meant that wasn't going to and i'm off you ahead of them anyway because of everything that his little brother had done, which is the father which brings us back to this. the little brother was the father of the man who was now running for president, who seems to be hated only. maybe the only ones who hate him more than the democrats and the republicans in the political world is, is, is the corporate media. oh my god, they are just the it is vicious. what they're doing to this guy. well, i think that's because they are serving the interest of their benefactors. and now what we fin

from legendary cuban leader of fidel castro. to the founder of the people's republic of china. and i would say to him for countless authoritarian rulers to the verse, 8600 was the ultimate set of wheels. these people they pointed, always to have the biggest and the nicest of the newest product of the money. there is no road and therefore there's a new car. mercedes, i want these guys, well, the rock side of hussein, likewise on the 600 and his love of the armored mercedes model almost spelled doomed for peter show how much i was there for service purposes. and it just happened because it was in the ninety's in february 9th, even live in the 1st the go for broke out. but luckily enough, i was getting out in due time side of hussein's mercedes, 600 is now featured as a peterson automotive museum in los angeles, state limousine with a very particular set of extras. is that all of these running boards all around the car? so the, his guards, i mean there's running boards on the sides and on the back where i guess his body guards with stand, i would not have bought the car. if it was

fidel castro, right, there are 300 monuments and statues.hese shoes appeared. poantom. you're right? this is what he looks like. this was the last question of the third round. after the third round, sergey’s score is 7,900, alexey’s is 8,800, alexander’s is 9,700. everything will be decided in the final round. as we age, changes in vision can change the way things are done. tolfon created to nourish, restore and preserve youthful eyes, it is recommended to use daily for 3 months. tufon is now in new packaging, specifically for course use. the smell of death, they say your nose is stuffy, they suggested spraying it in your nose, you trusted in principle and sprayed it. a criminal has appeared in moscow, poisoning passers-by and robbing them to the skin. the oval of the face is similar, more or less, to how to find someone without knowing who. there are craftsmen who mix something there, they can sprinkle it, and it can end in a coma, or even death, how can a chance meeting turn life into a nightmare? most often, amnesia occurs when there is s

and fidel castro's dreams of hemispheric revolution soon turned to ash. reagan destroyed communistism until grenada and besieged the regime in nicarauga. nicarauga out of the -- ousted daniel ortega made possible by american pressure. the grenada operation was the first successful military rollback of communism during the cold war. we eliminated the deadly threat on our doorstep and liberated a grateful people who enjoy freedom and democracy to this day. reagan worked to stabilize the island and later traveled there in 1986. tens of thousands of people in grenada lined the streets and welcomed reagan as a liberator. grenada's prime minister described reagan as our own national hero and our rescuer after god. reagan passed banner after banner that read god bless america, and later wrote that i probably never felt better during my presidency than i did that day. what reagan felt that day was the joy of american success made possible by american strength and confidence. the success stands in stark contrast to other interventions like the one we saw in somali

they, fidel castro says socialism, communism is a world reality today. there is no halfway between communism and capitalism. their target is us, our institutions, our religions, our families, our children karl marx, who developed the basic theories. communism was a sick man. most his life sick in body spirit. he once said the capitalists will for my carbuncle. so we have karl marx believe that capitalism, as he saw it in the 19th century, was stagnating, beginning to decay, and that communism was predestined to replace it, starting with the highly industrialized nations like germany. that was just one of his many mistakes actually. it took the misery. the disillusionment and the slaughter of world war one to bring the first communist regime into power. not in germany, but where marx least expected russia. in 1917. europe is entering fourth year of war. karl has been dead for 34 years, but one of his most fanatic disciples, the bolshevik, vladimir lenin, is in exile in switzerland with 13 devoted followers on the eastern between germany and russia, within

fidel castro, yuri goggarin, alexander pakhmutova and precisely on this royal, alexander.ctor of the arctic, well, in the summer, well, in the autumn, well, but with the advent of the lenin ship, navigation periods expanded to year-round. the propeller power was a record for that time of 44,000 horsepower, but without entering a port, that is, essentially, without recharging, the nuclear-powered ship could sail for up to 3 years. lenin became the basis of the country’s nuclear icebreaker fleet; consider him to have made passage along the northern sea route possible all year round, and indeed forced look at ocean travel in a new way. just think about it, we can safely reach the north and south poles all year round in warmth and comfort. traveling along the northern coast of russia to asia is 4-5 times faster than along the southern seas and canals. now we have the largest and most powerful icebreaker fleet in the world, and it can already handle three-meter ice. surely this old giant is proud of his followers, they often pass by him along the bay, they say that any ship has

rule is awesome and you better bow your head, otherwise we'll you a socialist and pretend you're fidel castro and mao and and all these things that are going to trigger americans, especially older, that vote more. oh socialism bad. and i explain in the book i don't even call myself socialist. i call myself a democratic capitalist and i explain why it's very similar to democratic socialism that important couple of differences but as a someone does not call himself a socialist do i think socialism is evil. no that's absurd. it's patently absurd there is. i said in the book, they're eating delicious skittles in those socialist countries. now they're totally fine. you are furniture is made by a socialist country called sweden. okay. i think they make ikea and volvo etc. so there's nothing wrong with socialism it's just that somewhere in the spectrum and we have debates, we get to the right place, etc. they use it as a boogeyman. they never clarify it because it's because in favor of corporate rule. hello, my name is malina. it's i'm from london. but we have the same challenge is there and i love

such selfless fighters for justice and social equality as salvador allenda, ernesto chagivara, fidel castroare long-standing and putin deliberately emphasizes the fact that there are already two latin american countries in brics and no one is forcing them to conform to something like the washington consensus. putin is clearly addressing argentina, where there are elections at the end of the month and where one of the leaders of the race is already announced that if i win, i will not remain in the same alliance with the communists of china and brazil. to defeat inflation, i will give up the dog and introduce payments in dollars, but. this is also a very predictable combination, because according to the monroe doctrine, america considers the entire continent to be the territory of its interests. the cuban missile crisis has already shown what it is ready to do for the sake of control. and now it is not even brix that is hindering it, but china and its project of one path in which it will tie the latin american economies to itself. why might this work? you need to hear here professor mearsheim

what people don't know is a fidel castro was also raised by catholic nuns and priests. we have two very rich essentially white guys, catholics almost bringing the world. split men well i apologize we are going to leave it there but there's anything mary eberstadt wants to respond too. interrupt me but otherwise were going to move on to ed and long island, new york. ed good afternoon please go to e your question or comment. >> caller: yes, how you doing mary? i happen to enjoy your works very much. your books are very enlightening. i would just like to ask you how you feel about the current or the recent events on the border. and how you also feel mr. david berkowitz i think his name is. i'm not sure who he is referring to when it comes to the border. >> that is a political question i've not vertically written about. i have not worked in the united states government i know i took an oath to protect united states of america. i believe in putting national interest first week and have discussions about what exactly that means. this is a question about american national inte

latin america, but the whole world, such as simon bolevar, ernesto chagivara, salvator allenda, fidel castrots, revolutionaries, who fought for a just world, in this struggle we will, of course, win , next year we will have a world festival of student youth, 20,000 young boys and girls from all over the world will come to our country and thereby show solidarity, that is, russia is not working isolate as they want, but on the other hand there are publications, so i read this publication in the online publication of american politico, keir jales, yes, the author, he, by the way, is a well-known anti-russian propagandist, author of the book russia's war against everyone, that is, that it is actually already a topic , it would seem that everyone understands perfectly well that this trick with an elderly nazi should have been condemned in the canadian parliament, and this author begins to argue, they say, not everyone, who fought against the soviet union, they are criminals, let us read it, how to say, either sedition, or just doesn’t fit in your head, it’s not necessary, the author comes to the