we think about is the frontier. and what is the frontier? how does it function? and for that we're going to deal with frederick jackson turner in 1893 frederick jackson turner as a historian at the university of wisconsin delivered. well lecture about the frontier the census bureau in 1890 had said there was no longer a frontier and one of the things that turner wanted to talk about was what the frontier had meant in american history. the essentially argued that america doesn't exist without a frontier than america's existence is directly tied to this notion of a frontier. but what is a frontiers i think a fantastic question and in turner's construction of this. basically the frontier in american history has always function as basically a colony. the same way overseas colonies had functioned for european powers. this is how the frontier function for the united states. it was a place for raw materials to be produced. a dedicated market to export finish goods but more importantly it was a safety valve. and people disgruntled at home. we'll move to the colonies on t

tied to this notion of a frontier, but what is a frontier? is i think a fantastic question. and in turner's construction of this, basically the frontier in american history is always functioned as basically a colony. the same way overseas colonies had functioned for european powers, this is how a frontier functions for the united states. it was a place for raw materials to be produced, dedicated market to export finished goods, but more importantly, it was a safety valve. people disgruntled at home who moved to the congolese, the same way people who were disgruntled in the east coast would move to the frontier. and that process reproduced kind of what it meant to be america. so, you have this kind of continuous colonies, things kinds of right up close to it. what makes the american frontier different than some of these other colonies is that there is this constant integration of the frontier into what is called the metro poll, into the mother country itself. so that is an important distinction. but turner does not necessarily see the front he

there was a missionary function to all the expansion of the frontier at everylevel .and so yes. >> will just get one quick antidote. i didn't know you meant religious as opposed to pseudo-. the missionaries were only allowed in the klondike later but there was a catholic priest father judge who was up there beforehand and would minister to the white prospectors that had been up there and was like a very thin man who looked far older than he was looked, he was younger but looked much older and he ended up running the hospital or organize the hospital in dawson city but refused to provide any care or allow the nuns to come up to provide the care. it was simply a place for sick people to go so there was a terrible consumption outbreak and people would go to the hospital, die in the hospital and as soon as a bed would open up people would die and it was like a rotation. so father judge on his deathbed said that day was going to be the best day of his life. and then when the nuns finally did arrive later they discovered that the hospital and they tried to provide care. the

there was a missionary function to all the expansion of the frontier at every level. and so yes, yes, i'll just give one quick antidote because i didn't that you mean like actual, you know, religious as opposed to like pseudo. there was the missionaries only alive in the klondike later, but there was a catholic priest father judge who was up there beforehand and would minister to the prophet the white prospectors that had been up there and was like, you know, a very thin man who looked far older. he was or looked for. yeah, he was younger, but looked much older. and he ended up running the hospital or organize a hospital in dawson city, but refused to any care or allow nuns to come up to provide the care was simply a place for sick people to go. so there was a terrible consumption outbreak and people would go to the hospital, die in the hospital, and then as soon as a bed opened, somebody else would come in and then die. and it was just a it was like it was a rotation. father judge on his deathbed said that that day was going to be the best day of his life. and then w

so a mexican tejano in the northern frontier. the mexicans living in those places had had particular identities that were attached to be in mexican, but we're all so also very different. okay. so the regional identity is really matter here in california. we have the california's and in new mexico the nuevo mexicatos and then in texas, it's a tejan and the savile was a was a tejano physician and by the early 1830s. he's so concerned about american immigration into the northern mexican frontier that this is what he wrote a quote. he said in english men will become a mexican in mexico city and a mexican will an englishman in london. the same will not occur in the case of the colonies. he means the northern frontier. those places will necessarily. make up an entirely diverse nation and it would be absurd to expect them to renounce their religion their customs and there's most deeply held convictions. what are the results be? he asked they will not be subject. they will not be able to subject themselves to the military regime and the

the same will not occur in the case of the colonies, he means the northern frontier. those places will necessarily make up an entirely diverse nation, it would be absurd to expect them to renounce their religion, their customs, and deeply held convictions. what will the results be? he asked. they will not be able to subject themselves to the military regime and the ecclesiastical government that unfortunately have persisted in mexican territory despite the revolutions, despite the new constitution's. they'll invoke the institutions that should be governing the country, the want them to not be a lie, and illusion, but a reality. whatever military chief tries to intervene in civil transactions, they will resist, they will triumph. influenced by the united states alone my alter the character of mexican government for the better, de zavala thought. combined with the constant flow of american migrants into mexico, what he called, this is his words now, quote, what he called the american habits of liberty, thrift, work, the austere religion and customs, their individual ind

so to follow the expansion of the frontier at every level. >> sogi one quick anecdote.sionaries only arrived in the klondike later. but there was ae catholic priest, father jed she was up there before hand to administer the late prospectors that were up there. a man who looked far older than he was. he was younger but looked much younger one —- older but ended up organizing the hospital in dawson city but refused to give any care or allow the nuns to come up to provide care. simply a place for sick people to go. people would go and die and then as soon as abed opened somebody else would come in and die. it was a rotation. father judge said that dave would be the best of my life that later and discovered it was $40000 in debt in a boomtown full of gold. >> we have time for one more question but we never know what happened to his brother. also had an uncle who went for the california gold rush before them. so how do i do research without spending my life because the family will not talk about this we have some of their books but i guess that's why my family is so small s

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[laughter] it was a missionary function to all the expansion of the frontier at every level.and so yes. >> i will give one quick answer. there was -- the missionary was only a life in the klondike later. but there was a catholic priest, father judge was up there beforehand and would minister to the white prospectors that had been up there. a very thin man who looked far older than he was. he was younger but looked much older pretty end up running the hospital or organized a hospital in dawson city but refused to provide any care or allow the nuns to come up to provide the care. assembly lace for sick people go. there's a terrible consumption outbreak people would go to the hospital, die in the hospital a bed open somebody else would come in and then die. it with a rotation. so father judge on his deathbed said that day was going to be the best day of his life. and when the nuns finally did arrive later they discovered the hospital -- they discovered it was $40000 in debt it a boomtown fold of gold. it was only later chris actual religious work done. >> thank you. i think we h

as far as i understand, the framework within the framework of this frontier is so settled, and if the of civilization and the steppe, even nomads, even two, even two, civilized even two settled civilizations from the north, another settled one from the south and a nomadic one from the east, and look at the big civilization, well, if it was big, small, i can’t say. i’m not a historian , but the biggest one in these areas, yes, what is the progress of a civilization, a breakthrough, uh, what well, if we are talking about the phenomenon of cossacks, then this is not a breakthrough, this is a synthesis. synthesis , because each of them embodied in themselves the two best features of these two worst. positively, it is obvious that there is no balance exactly 50 to 50, something more is better in this case, better is more, but also returning to the question of soviet ideology, they emasculated not only the understanding of social status, but also some things that are unpleasant from a political point of view, for example, e- well, anarchism is so typical and typical like that, a sichov coss

[inaudible] cooks talk about how the influence of frontier is both like a true economic thing. but also as a philosophical thing. and how america saw itself. in the klondike gold rush happened 30 years after the civil war. and of course a lot of the islands in the american west in the westward movement post civil war had to do civil war veterans that were moving in -- is a veteran myself i guess you start to see some of the posttraumatic stress we did not have a name for it at the time. as a huge influence on it. mention that because a lot of people that went to alaska at the time saw it as the end of that frontier push. one of the characters in my book, sophie smith was a gangster or a card cheat et cetera inc. et cetera it's out of town move onto the the next when he was a bunko man.it he moved to alaska because he called it the last west. see it last a place without a telegraph line. it was the last place about a railroad appears going to be the culmination of a lot of the things these gentlemen are talking about. when the characters in the book, colonel samuel steele is the

you kind of understand why they call it "the last frontier". you can't really go further than baranof island. it is what you imagine alaska to be. kilometers, and kilometers, and kilometers of forest. there are very little paved roads here. you don't spend much time in your car, but you spend a lot of time on your boat. there's a very strong subsistence culture here. people fish, they hunt, they live off the ocean, of what the land gives them. there's a very, very strong connection between the people here and wildlife. it's certainly a heritage from the tlingit, the alaska natives. if we look around, it seems like time has stopped and nature took over. that's what life is all about here, on baranof island. (john straley) we are in the archipelago of southeastern alaska, on baranof island in sitka, alaska. i love the fact that we live on a contiguous temperate rainforest. and i believe that it's one of the last great treasures on earth. (sophie fouron) john straley. poet and author, the untamed nature in alaksa have inspired both his poetry and

so like a lot of a mix you ready to pick out on the frontier digital machine. so skill below which is better. the reason i call them that we will try to answer the question, what has happened to a country who's authorities order firing missiles and civilians for the sake of pitches in the foreign media. moreover, who turned ukraine into a state where dozens of crimes committed every day with no statute of limitations. ah, for more than 8 years maxine gregory of has been collecting evidence about war crimes committed during the civil war, which broke out in key streets during the riots back in 2014 ah, not absolutely showed kiosk no show museum with easiest. the story goes to results live bureau, and i put that on there with the tickets. total donovan, his old b one with the junior junior on the crop of the oil in 3, you can use the new dish pizza and you'll be wireless. but suddenly d remotely, when your son's opening smells up and then probably just to me, just like other corresponding basinski was healed. exquisite to prevent, of course you are more than the

vladimir zelandinov, however, an agreement to remove the frontier posts.nd dushanbe agreed on the conservation of four border outposts and posts within the framework of protocol number 42 in the disputed area in society. with each side is talking about frontier posts, there are duc and bedak posts of bulak-bashi. let us recall those when the tusy karakchikun, aksai and shar sharan, the tajik-kyrgyz border has a length of 970 km, of which a little more than half has been dismantled. 100 people. hundreds of thousands were evacuated, the sides used heavy weapons and drones rapper from bishkek lip meder kadyrov his work our brotherhood peoples. we already recalled in our program that he visited the territory of the dpr, where he delivered humanitarian aid with funds raised by the kyrgyz people, there are terrible consequences. many people died this war story is a story that i would not want to know, would not want to hear, but now i will have to know and remember them all my life, because these are stories about how people took the lives of other people in the

i'm here right now in the mountains of tajikistan were earlier the opening ceremony of frontier 2022 came to a close. we saw a military parade here with troops from 5 out of 6 member states from the russian lead collective security treaty organization, which is actually organizing this series of military exercises that are going to be going on for 5 days. those member states in attendance are, are mania, bella roost, tajikistan, kazakstan, and of course russia. now, the specific reason for these military exercises is to combat the rising threat of terrorism in the central asian region. that's why the 1000 troops and around 300 military vehicles that are going to be featured here are actually part of a subdivision of the c s t o called the central asian rapid deployment contingency. this contingency is going to be a carrying out anti terrorist drills throughout the week. it's gonna be featuring tanks, helicopters, and drones alongside the troops carrying out these operations. so make sure to stay tuned, because we're going to bring you the best shots from throughout the military exerc

yesterday, we just heard a blow not at the frontier, but at the settlement of starobelsk.s morning, also at 1:30, a blow was struck at the frontier with regards to rubizhny, now she went there from the central control commission, clarifies information about the destruction , damage and possible victims, but with regards to. e old belska. another war crime has been committed armed formations of ukraine fired at a temporary accommodation center for citizens. i emphasized that this is not a military facility, it is an facility where people flock to flee the war, and now the armed formations of ukraine inflicted a fire defeat on this deployment point as a result. uh, one civilian was wounded by such a blow . e from the kharkov region. he miraculously survived. he just decided to spend the night there in his car, but let's say he was very lucky. because they fired illegal ammunition. i just want to show you this. it's here just a hammer rocket with shrapnel stuffing. uh, because shrapnel, in general, uh, in the world community, is, as it were, prohibited. and these tungsten bal

so that when you're 40, i think with some what you're going to frontier, right? i'm a product with a lot better. you, but are you the most to add an orchestral modem? you still on the most surprising monkey, a journalist, georgia yankee is finally in moscow. today, he's conducting an exclusive interview with maria's, of, of the russian foreign ministries official spokeswoman little. i'm the get federal money. i left the meat of my former volunteer. i was stealing a few me up water. you'd be still get you out on maiden name, a jewel ne builder for you saddle ah mislead. you should have been happy. it a 4 letter from believe you saw the little grumpy. we drove me several unable tolling, but a sooner it will live and love it. i beg, i'm yelled over to sam parade course. sort of a photo that we're all by aren't good for that. a smooth said the upholstery that i look over the sooner do, sir. is c on must be both old, but with a improvement in fit of benita. a. the younger for then the launch, and i want to go on this journey. russia has tried to explain his position,

i'm here right now in the mountains of tajikistan were earlier the opening ceremony of frontier 2022 came to a close. we saw a military parade here with troops from 5 out of 6 member states from the russian lead collective security treaty organization, which is actually organizing this series of military exercises that are going to be going on for 5 days. those member states in attendance are, are mania, bella bruce to jca, stan kazakstan and of course russia. now, the specific reason for these military exercises is to combat the rising threat of terrorism in the central asian region. that's why the 1000 troops and around 300 military vehicles that are going to be featured here are actually part of a subdivision of the c s t o called the central asian rapid deployment contingency. this contingency is going to be a carrying out anti terrorist drills throughout the week. it's gonna be featuring tanks, helicopters, and drones alongside the troops carrying out these operations. so make sure to stay tuned because we're going to bring you the best shots from throughout the military exercis

we say we stand at the historical frontier id say not only, and we not changed our approach frame, but we haven't seen any diminution or any, any concern expressed by our allies and partners. and what's happening is ultimately for the benefit of russia and its future keeping him, it's connected with the strengthening of our sovereignty of that in all directions with him, the family also coming up, israel in lebanon, have been enemies for decades today. they finally agreed to set their borders in the mediterranean and moved to stave off war by keeping the peace at sea. not only will this one to the 6, your if only if you did own both even live with her to our region. to our viewers watching on p b. s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with the war in ukraine, according to vladimir putin today in moscow, in a rear partly unscripted public discussion. russian president putin attacked the west, accusing it of using the military and money to undermine russia's national security and its international standing. who did accused the u. s. and its eu

this made it possible to capture an advantageous frontier. enemy fled, went on the offensive, knocked the enemy out of him to that peasant , as it were, well, an ordinary battle. standard, as it were, an attack of ours . yes, he knows how to fight and fights, well, he retreats, they knocked out of positions, the tasks were completed , they returned. russians can now file a complaint against violation of partial mobilization in electronic form, a corresponding form has appeared on the public service portal and it can be used by those who have reasons for deferral, but they are still called up for this application, not only a reservist can submit. also, such appeals were received through the universal form of appeal to the ipg for this purpose on the portal, we find a banner to appeal the decision on mobilization or go to this section with the help of a digital assistant, indicate for whom the application is being submitted, because to apply. maybe either the mobilized person himself or a relative of a recognized family member. in the form that

frontier 2022 military drills led by moscow half kicked off into jackets done with participants from central asia. a notable absence, however, is courteous, done, which dropped out of the exercises the exercises following border clashes with the tragic army has crossed live now to our correspondence, donald called to his covering the drills on the ground. don't what more can you tell us about these drills the scale and why has one participant dropped out either peter? well, as you can see, i'm in the mountains of to j a stand right now, and this is actually where the opening ceremony of frontier 2022 just concluded. we saw a parade here of troops from of you 5 out of the 6 member states. like you said, we did not see any kirk east troops here. but we did see a troops from 5 of the 6 member states of the collective security treaty organization, which is the russian lead military alliance of the countries that were in participation were our mania, belarus, tajikistan, kazakstan, and of course, russia itself. this russian led military alliance is organizing these, this series of 5 days

so frontier indonesia, the alarm system found out that kamisky nandita on poverty, conducted by social and statistics agencies include certain indicators, gone into got one of them is the material that people use for their housing. ah, not the real em dual duncan on the use of anything other than kong, grant, as seen as an indication of poverty. latin buckroe button at the governor must such categories affect the way we see things done go more than mumbo nodded perception. myself. housing built with concrete, became an aspirational goal for many upwardly mobile families. even though it was not a construction material that was well suited to conditions here in the region. the carsa institute has now developed various building designs that use bamboo for private use and for public buildings like local schools and the policy on to health center. my one plans to move into lou bamboo house with his family soon and he's proud of what he has learned along the way. i say to the study this chair that i'm sitting on now as a result of this training process. before this, i found making your chair

inside rushes border near the frontiers of ukraine and bella roost. the explosive device was found on the suspect, arrested, and another attack planned by key of the f s. b ledges was prevented in the moscow region. a man has been detained in possession of 2 shoulder mounted anti or missiles in connection with that blast have been reported in the ukrainian city of nikolai, of this wednesday morning, or a strike. alarms of also been reported across the central and southern parts of the country, including the capital key of the port city of desa as a new wave of retaliatory strikes by russia against ukrainian infrastructure appears to be underway. also on verified for the cheer of overnights at russian strike, some targets in the city of nic. paul dot is spreading on social media. the bombardment against ukrainian infrastructure started on monday, following the truck bomb attack on the curt straits bridge in crimea. 2 days prior ortiz eager to sit down on the latest updates. first. it's the 3rd consecutive day of russia conducting and basically carrying

is, the end of october is the last frontier that there will be reprisals against the military again,t for this , new forces will be involved, and they have already found out that the new recruits who showed up today are really the ones ineffective, which cannot act in such complex directions, therefore, more powerful wagner groups were involved, not only professional and already zekiv cinema and formed kadyrivets, respectively, and part of the e-e guards and special forces, that is, the most elite unit that still remained in the russian federation to throw in this direction and here is already the prestige of putin himself, so to speak, already eco is talking about what i plan to seize, therefore, and already with mass victims, the mass of the board, the throwing of troops here, the equipment, the weapons, the shelling, the system, what on our colleagues continuously tell us that they are trying to do everything from morning to night, we understand that this is an important point - it is a symbol for putin, and therefore we understand that the defense is then directed at ensuring pre

i've been waiting to get on with frontier 2022, an 11 day collective minute exercise conducted by russian admission lines ended this week. introduce on our team course wouldn't don't cause it brings us more details of the event. this is the city of bach. tar. and the central asian republic up to take a stand around 70 kilometers away from here. deep within the topic, mountains is an encampment where the russian lead collective security treaty organization is holding a 5 day series of military exercises called frontier 2022. and we're about to make our way over there to give you an inside look into the military exercises, as well as the everyday life of soldiers in the encampment. 5 out of 6, c s t o member states are taking part in this year's exercises are mania. belarus, kazakstan tajikistan, and of course russia with around 1000 troops participating. a lot of work goes into making sure everyone is housed and fed. we were able to get an inside look into what life is actually like in these tense here in the c s t o encampment. the one we're in right now is part of the to g stand military

so frontier indonesia, a group of young men are now rebuilding flattened homes from scratch with bamboo. it's also hope the project will provide economic stimulus that's affiliated with the table. and then at a glance, this looks like a logo of structure used as a traditional meeting in place and it's been it, but the details shows similarities to original cloud houses, yet called gum period polar noah b. there are slight differences. most people to day are only familiar with lobos and assume these new bamboo houses are like them and yet little open house, even in fact, these houses are the same shape as older co valley houses. but the metal kind of, i mean my main motivation was the need for shelter. we were informed that besides getting a house, we would also learn skills. we let them be life. they were shown the design and then were taught the whole process to turn the idea into reality. from harvesting the bamboo to finishing the construction long ago, kalauia used to have a tradition of wood and bamboo architecture with modernization. people began to build their homes with brick an

we stand at a historical frontier. after all that he will resume will quite recently, machines have kirkwood, we thought that we were turning into a semi colon in human emotional dealing business. we could not do anything without our western partners, look at a short of the merchant. previously, we can't make financial calculations. now in the shrink of new books. we won't have the technology's new sushi compatibility and we won't have the markets. junior student took a while, have to do is click on that and everything falls apart and but no, nothing fell apart. you and the fundamental foundations of the existence of the russian federation. and i turned out to be much stronger than someone thought about it, or maybe we ourselves totally mitchum to the bottom. dhl, dash, almost witnessing on my 1st guess to night is bill browder. he's the c o of hermitage capital and also head of the global magnet ski justice campaign bill is considered in authority on all things. vladimir putin bill. it's good to see you again. i want

dobrush, popyarovskaya factory is a symbol of economical changes of the frontier, 10ottiu monumentalo the charter of the small belarusian butcher, became the first pattern of the urban architectural code.

they were not leaving their homestead in nebraska with lots of frontiers than moving to alaska l they don't know how too any of these things. they are essentially whipped up the pass. a horsee was ten or $15 at the bottom and ten cents at the top if you were to purchase one. this is the cost of doing business is the theme that your hearing. you hadd, a big boat built and u climbed on it. tell us how it compared. they can carry 1 ton per linear foot. it was 14 feet and fully loaded with 10 tons, but the job on the river was avoiding the very large 9,000-horsepower tugboats pushing sometimes as many as 45 barges at once. i can't even calculate but i think each can carry like 115 tons soo those pushing 40 yu had to get used to the idea he can't turn, he can't move. he can't occupy this space you have to reassure him with the way thatat it's painted or if he calls you on the radio that you're not going to invade his space, so that was a challenge especiallyti for someone whose only experience up to that point was i canoed across a lake once. [laughter] -- canoe across a lake once. [laught

which means that right now, pretty much anybody can come and go across this frontier as they please. so far this year the vast majority of new immigrants in germany have been ukrainian, taking advantage of the e u wide freedom of movement. their country's citizens, half people like natalia, are your mom own? oh, my mother has cancer right out as she came to germany. she went to several treatment sessions and got what she needed to get special reception centers for ukrainian. refugees have been set up in several german cities to cope with demand. but one complicating factor right now is a recent spike in arrivals of people from syria and afghanistan. whose asylum process is not as easy, and yet who must also be looked after? you were you running out of capacities, houses where people can sleep and mice. office is responsible at the moment for $27000.00 people in the more than 90 houses all over berlin were the incoming people you arrivals or we are of close to 0 when it comes to proper housing to hear officials speak like that. remind some germans of 2015 when more than a 1000000 syri

how frontier is shaking up the airline industry with its new unlimited pass. ♪ we are family ♪ >>> andre celebrating homecoming at florida a&m university with famu and the incomparable marching 100 band. t.j. is live in tallahassee as their school spirit sends us into the weekend. >>> good morning, america. this is a great jam. gets you going. george can bob his head a little bit on this friday morning. that's right. t.j. holmes is at florida a&m university in tallahassee getting ready for homecoming. good morning, t.j. looking good, man. >> reporter: good morning to you, stray, and the incomparable, famous marching 100 and they're playing "famu spirit," is the song. old gospel, old-time religion, is what they're giving you and yes, here, homecoming, it is a lot of spirit and it is pretty much a religion, and we're going to get into it this morning why homecoming is so special in this 135-year-old university. so looking forward to checking in with you throughout the morning at famu. >> we're going to be talking to you all morning long. we're having a lot of fun, because it is a big mor

this is frontier, of course, fighting. they 'll rush over here. taken through the foreign road to severodonetsk. they will take her path and immediately go to themselves, donetsk in this direction or now? we drove up to the flint, but at the checkpoint they turned us around and asked us to wait, because there is now an active phase of hostilities. that's just the way out was heard. in general, indeed the situation associated with flint. it is, to put it mildly, not simple, but still, judging by the information that we now have from the guys from the military who are in flint. in general, the hand does not fall, they are ready to fight back. they want yes , there really is information that the ukrainian side may be preparing, namely an attack on kriminalnaya, that they are now probing the line of defense. and in general, they are waiting for the moment when it will be possible to move on to the active phase. now we are still waiting, when they will give us, what is called the green light and will allow you to move on. no, well, it's unarmed no, unl

war, a vocal competition was held the world's culmination was the military-patriotic game gorodok frontier 2022 more info. my colleagues and i will prepare for the evening news release. see you at 19:00. this is an understandable policy. hello, we continue to talk about the crimes of the united states, the fourth program from the cycle, the previous releases, is next in line. watch tv news agency on youtube, current stop middle east and arab world. hypocrisy deception of american democracy, as if in a mirror reflected in the violent restructuring of the political map a large and resource-rich region, the american strategy turned into a disaster for the middle east, a huge number of victims, the growth of terrorism. the flows of refugees destroying the statehood of many countries are bloody traces. irreparable damage. we will divide into two programs with us only the facts and conclusions for you to draw. a rivalry that will never end us claims to iraq back in 1979, then the revolution won in the country, but washington loves coups only with a star-striped shade of new leadership. iraqi shi

and the government is capable of persuading progress to go frontier the streets. and the longer the protesters remain indices the more dangerous it is for the regime, because then there will be a chance, or if you want a risk of emergency of evolutionary chip revolutionary cells and perhaps un sources of funding for those of looseness. so i c major ceremonies, speech address as a final warning purposes. and as for you, for further suppression of the pros, do you know they have preferred to send in the regular police force, then the best militia of iran, and have tried to avoid direct involvement in suppression? b, the exception of promises of hardest on answers on about some promise. however, if the protesters persist and if the protest continue, the may end up seeing a more direct involvement on the previous cases. there originally got was much more directly involved because they had not managed to train the leash force to contain protests upon this time around a true you wanted to avoid direct confrontation with protesters because they do care about their public

our frontier detachment did not allow the violation of the border. neighbors quickly closed the gate loaded. the refugees back into transport and taken away to the unknown direction. the belarusian society is ready to take on the responsibility of making state decisions about this, and our tv channel was told by the head of the central election commission igor karpenko, commenting on the bills on the entire belarusian people's assembly and on changing the electoral code, documents on behalf of the president were submitted for public discussion. the rendered is already called the belarusian element. people's democracy. after all, the most important decision in the life of the country will be made jointly by the authorities and society, the principles of the peoples of power will citizens who would like to prove themselves somewhere and recommend themselves and m-m join the anc are fixed and put into practice. they have the opportunity to participate. e in elections through election as a deputy. uh, either the house of representatives or a member from