mitsuaki toyoda: people in mongolia have been practicing herding for centuries since the era of genghis khan. even today, about one-quarter of the population live a nomadic life. [lamb bleating] toyoda: a dzud is a climatic term used in mongolia, which is characterized by summer drought followed by severe winter weather. the dzud used to happen every 10 years or so, but it's becoming more frequent. [lamb bleating] [child chattering] toyoda: there is about 750,000 people living in the care districts where infrastructure is very limited. toyoda: the young people in mongolia is no different from any other young people living in other countries. they are very curious about what the urban life can offer to them. toyoda: we need better long-term strategies to make sure that the livestock sector will become more sustainable. so it's probably better that we focus our assistance toward marginal herders, especially to try to protect their livestock so that they can maintain their traditional nomadic way of life. announcer: "earth focus" is made possible in part by.... ÑtÑf?o■ñ■#■#■#■■■x■xoñéÑéÑéÑéÑéq

shrouded in secrets and legends more of all they talk about it in the moon, they call it a bowl of genghis khana poisoned arrow and was cured with rain water collected from a stone. according to another version, genghis khan was born not far from the bowl, some historians believe that genghis khan was born right here from this place. and on the south bank, and the rivers are anon, but the khan was definitely in these lands about this, they say, the name of the hills. steppes, rivers and lakes. although there are exceptions, for example, this lake just listen to the name of its neighbors sergeyn. tasey shaksha rokhlei and lake ivan stands out among them . the legend that once there lived a buryat named munkoudoev, evil spirits, took away his children in order to deceive the spirits in munko. i decided to call my newborn son an unusual name for the buryats, ivan, it worked, the boy grew up. he had nine children. the children grew up, started families and lived around the lake, which they called ivan well wow one of the revered places of buddhists, although everything, transbaikalia is like a big

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bogdan genghis khan there and so on he has a discovery that is not a day, but the most important thing is that professorbek published his research in the golos ukrainy newspaper , which was the main parliamentary newspaper from the country. that is, in the words of the professor, the great sacred meaning was immediately indulged. i understand that in the fourteenth year they became obligatory, because all the textbooks, uh, everything, do not fit into this scheme. uh, the fact is that any spruce appeared long before the fourteenth year, a textbook that was written to black and white children. that the ukrainian nation is 140,000 years old, despite the fact that a modern man appeared about 40-50,000 years ago, it means that ukrainians were somewhere comparable in age to neanderthals, and not only did they write it and at school it still fell on the conscience of the teacher, and he could teach in this way, but he could teach differently and really it became obligatory only after the fourteenth year, when denunciations began to be written against teachers and a hut began to come to them

well , the queen but the majestic yes, there napoleon genghis khan some figures are even hitler the quintessencethe fiend of hell, charisma, which made the stadiums sob, so to speak , this one, and here this one. here is a rather ridiculous character. who is mr. biden? he swear to god, it's a shame to die because of this. it's just somehow strange , somehow not at all cool , there is some kind of absurdity in this in everything. that's how it is, maybe they will tell me now, well, you started the war , stop talking about this nonsense. this is a banal regional conflict between two fragments of the empire, which took place over these dozens of times nothing. where are you from? it's bad this is it, but it's the biden that turns it into a hell of a way to armageddon. well, this hearth is absolutely obvious here, of course, such a question arises. well, wait like this. where is it? this is still history, it is subjective, but does it really all depend on this character, or is marx and vladimir ilyich lenin right when they say, if you do not understand the class essence of history, you will never ex

bogdan genghis khan there and so on he has something not opening day. uh, the most important thing is that professorbek hmm, it means that his research was published in the newspaper golos ukrainy this , which was the main parliamentary newspaper of the country, that is, in the words of professor beymik, the great sacred meaning was immediately indulged. i understand that in the fourteenth year they became mandatory, because practically all textbooks, er, everything, do not fit into this scheme. e, are being crossed out. the fact is that e everything was manifested long before the fourteenth year, textbooks in which it was written to black and white children that ukrainian nation 140,000 years old. this is despite the fact that a modern man appeared about 40-50,000 years ago, which means that ukrainians were somewhere comparable in age to neanderthals, and not only did they write it and at school it was still a bastard on the conscience of the teacher, and he could teach in this way, but the mighty otherwise and really became obligatory only after the f

. >> anthony: you probably thank genghis khan for this.he took all the manuscripts, killed a million people, but brought the dumplings. >> anthony: but he left you dumplings. >> serj: he left us, yeah. >> anthony: mmm, that's awesome. yeah, this is what my soul needed. >> serj: good. >> anthony: what was it like coming back the first time? how old were you and what was it like? >> serj: i had a mystical connection, because i had never been to armenia, and we had only read about it in books, per se, you know. armenia-modern armenia is different, you know, than what i had thought of, you know. because it's thriving, it's young, um, you know, it's got a lot of interesting dynamics. and i remember, the first time i flew back to la, the feeling that i got getting out of the plane is, “why am i back here?” like it was a weird thing where it's this inescapable feeling of kind of the land having some kind of pull on your blood or something like that. genealogy, i don't know what it is. >> anthony: do you think that armenia looks to the west for an

that makes genghis khan look like madeline kahn.uld come up with was a weaselly "we may never know." let me guess, you have to look at the data? >> you have to look at the data. i don't see any data for a lab leak. that doesn't mean it could not have happened." >> greg: i get it, it's hard to find anything when you're not looking. hell, that's how i avoid seeing jesse in the hallways. [laughter] but what data does he need to see exactly? it's just a coincidence that a novel virus originated in the town with a lab that makes novel viruses? that's like visiting pepperidge farm and wondering how you ended up with cookies. [laughter] lauren, what's going on here? is he scared? >> yes, you could use the word "lying, compromise." you could extend that to joe biden, as well. we have this policy of appeasing china. and maybe that's for good reason. look at the war in ukraine. you don't want to ruffle feathers, you don't want anything dramatic to happen. but we have come to this point where the american people agree that china is an enemy. i

but yes guy definitely yes but this guy is definitely like genghis khan is funding.nder what he's driven by he doesn't look when by because he doesn't look when i've these pictures he's i've seen these pictures he's he's not particularly he's is not particularly handsome. doesn't handsome. he doesn't look like particularly man. particularly like a ladies man. you mean, he you know what? i mean, he doesn't like some kind doesn't look like some kind of lounge lizard. he the lounge lizard. i think he the process yeah but does he but process so yeah but does he but he doesn't he's not having sex with him. i don't know. i don't know. don't think he's. no know. i don't think he's. no he's definitely doing it. he's definitely he's doing it. there you must there is something you must obviously become some kind i obviously become some kind of i mean word doesn't to on mean word doesn't seem to be on reasonably presumably reasonably it's not presumably is profitable is not incredibly profitable don't you're seeing don't know how you're seeing someone kids so yeah someone with

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majestic yes, there napoleon genghis khan , some figures are even hitler , the quintessence of evil,sob, so to speak , this one, and here this one. here is a rather ridiculous character. what is mr. canoes? maybe by god, it's a shame to die because of this, it's just somehow kind of glad somehow it's not at all cool. what kind of absurdity is there in everything. that's how it is, maybe, but they will tell me now, well, you started the war, so to speak. yes, stop talking about this nonsense. this is a trite regional conflict between two fragments of the empire, which happened over the course of these dozens of always nothing. it's bad this is it but it's the biden that turns it into a way to hell at armageddon but it's absolutely obvious here, of course, there is such a question. well, wait like this. where is it? it's still a subjective story. well, does it really all depend on this character, or is marx and vladimir ilyich lenin right when they say, if you don’t understand the class essence of history, you will never explain it well, you have to think about this question, but we kn

khan receives the rank of mir panji. ironside, along with the british government, searched for the golden piece of the eye chess. this officer, the body of genghisad returned to qazvin near qazvin with mirza kochuk khan, and it is even said that the meeting between ironside and reza khan mirpanj took place in the grand hotel of qazvin. turned it in favor of reza khan and led to the signing of an unwritten agreement on the 28th day of bahman 1299, which changed the history of iran, even the stars of fate and the writers of fate were with him. the worst situation regarding mrs. yazdan panah said that this person had one face and one face. it was impossible to call at all he trusted, unfaithful, unscrupulous, a promise-breaker of 90 million, you are building a strong, powerful giant in suppressing all this military life . it is issued for the declaration of loyalty of the publication of milad. with that look , read it with the negotiations of the fourth parliament. it is done and we are gone. now there is no power. in this era, when i say freedom , it means that it should be the same color as ironside. later it appeared in his memoirs. the fear and