yana were marshals of the gentry of the minsk province, the lord of the ganarra, a lot of hell these, their ladies in mensk and all such other summer weddings, the yans were squandered, widely squandered for the myastsovskaya gentry, as soon as the whole stasanka, as soon as it fell traditional life has been based on belief, and prylutskiy palats yon musіў would be a business card. the eclecticism in this case did not conform to the canons of fancy architecture, in ours the attack is gatychnaya, but only the wonkish appearance ceased to exist. the architecture turned out to be so different from the pastulate, kali budynak pavinen praўdzіva rasskavats ab pratsy ўlasnyh kanstruktsy. technologies have become different, iron-concrete is increasingly being used more and more often, and the main thing has become that metal reinforcement has been installed in the skin form of the pavement. coming from structural magchymastsya iron-concrete, he farmed five principles of modern architecture. pershy is the house of slupah, pad hatay is the garden. others - sumeshchany dah, tretsi - free layout

gentry we had no aristocracy comparable to what in england or in france, but we did have a gentry, people who claimed to be superior to other people and they these middle class begin contesting not only politically but intellectually and using the arguments of equality, in particular the of independence, says all men are created equal. it doesn't say are equal created. they were all very much lockean. that is to say they, believe that we were all born with a blank slate and whatever differences that emerge come from the environment, even many people argue not jefferson, but many people that blacks were. we're we're we're born equal to to whites and reason that and they argue this that they had lived in africa the they had been scorched by the african sun in a more temperate climate they would become white and intelligent people like david ramsey who was a south carolinian physician and historian argues he saw, he said in a letter to, jefferson, he says, i think they've become whiter, just my own lifetime. i see blacks becoming more white. that may have been because miscegenation, but what

magical meats 13 kastrychnika 1888 naradzіўya being paradox on other planets, they were born from poor gentry a one was called sharachkova, because the population was yana nyfraki, and the sherae damatkanae adzenne. the homeowners didn’t have their own land, and as a practical farmer, they decided to take someone else’s land and rent it. for the punka scene, the brightest dzikay galubi. so, in the elegant case of sivabaroda, the thinker is right and wise, the indian gods. this is how he would be from a kingdom where there is more love for tinkering, for which one goes to work at the plows, and in the fall, looking at the vigilance, they realized that everything was settled in the sky. father will pack his family a gentle recession, start capital to settle life. yazep grew up patratsіtsya yago to the master’s adukatsya. matsi. she chuckled, but didn’t stop . signs of the mentor of life ivan trutneev could have easily in a couple of bad days passed the story of the tale of the nugget and the rightful master. drazdovich becomes a student at his school and studies in old vilna. these are the temp

so college education was a ticket to gentry. once everyone goes to college, then of course there's no everyone's gentleman. so with that falling away, we don't have that. and they also valued a liberal arts education as a way of of tempering one's acute acquisitive instincts. so you can't really be a gentleman. you think about money all the time and making of money. and of course, this is a theme used in, you know, in silas lapham that the novel is about kind of problem. how do you how can you write up and not think, you know, as a businessman and not think about money and then how do you become a gentleman in such a society that's a theme that runs english literature and also through american literature. that's that's sort of the college education is as a liberal what we think as a liberal arts education as a temple thing of that kind of acquisitive notions and and so the colleges changed everything in our own eyes. we think of it as a means to as a vocation and that's exactly what's happening in our present. but they had a ver

folk people appear, not to be opportunists, to be chroniclers and to be honest chroniclers, were the gentrye was paganism, we have the turov legend. love for folk art, for the origins, for one’s roots, now it is blooming very intensely in the soul... of course, time dictates its conditions, there are modern dances, i would say leisure, i probably don’t see myself in modern dances there , since childhood i dreamed of getting into this wonderful team, so prestigious that when we were green even at the university, we were told by the goodies - this is a tower, and we believed that this is the best, and it really is and... therefore, when we came to this hall with shaking knees, it seemed to us that this was simply unattainable a dream, it turns out, you just need to try it, and we tried it, it’s already pretty under the skin, so it’s difficult to give it up, somewhere there were some names that we are living museums, but at the same time we still have a very responsible and a serious function, that is, people should know about their history and should see it all, and we we can give something l

groups, they were proud there too, we have a gentry democracy, they tore each other’s forelocks , therelows, house wars, tore this country apart, then they divided us, how is it possible, who is to blame for this, well, look, there is a historical analogy, and there is a modern analogy, now it’s coming to poland, yes, due to this political internal conflict, and enormous corruption, yes , which permeates the leadership of polish society, yes, that they are being brought closer to the ukrainians, yes, absolutely true, the basis of everything is that, financial assistance from outside, somewhere european, in poland, american, that’s when they come there this huge money. and money, aid was also stolen , european officials will probably be involved in this, as always , brussels officials, as was the case with covid vaccines, a well-known story now, american officials, because zelensky was still howling today that 70% of the money that was intended for ukraine, they stayed in the usa, for some reason this is very surprising for american pensioners, i don’t know why, but the most understandab

the other guests who regularly sailed aboard that were almost exclusively the gentry. that astor was most comfortable with and collectively became as the normal gang. one member of that gang, though, was very different. dr. w leslie hightower, a physician of modest means from mobile, alabama, had trained in new york city in 1929 as a cancer surgeon at the institution that became today's memorial sloan-kettering cancer center. and then in 1930 at cornell university's prestigious new york hospital, heider was introduced to vincent astor, the chief of staff of that hospital. another member of the normal hall gang, a young heiress, helen hooper brown, had been treated by heider, the hospital and became enamored. his competence and demeanor likely the young doctors to the chief of staff, helen hooper, was the wife of lathrop brown, fdr schoolmate at groton and his apartment maid at harvard. fdr had served, at best as best man at the hooper brown wedding, and lathrop had done likewise for franklin and eleanor in 1905. dr. hightower's unknown archive first revealed in fdr in

years, a significant part of the territory of present-day ukraine was under the yoke of the polish gentryled the people's liberation war against polish-lithuanian rule, many years of violence and oppression. the subsequent assistance of the russian state allowed these lands to free themselves from external interventionists and enslavers. zelensky regime, possessed rewriting history, no lessons. and didn’t do the events of the past, with his light hand, well, he would have done it, maybe if zelensky knew all this, but they chose such a person, i’m not talking about the elections in ukraine, but about those same western elites who did it in he is a bet that has no idea what the history of ukraine, the ukrainian people, is, and to tell the truth, with the bloody hand of zelensky, the country is losing the remnants of state independence and sovereignty, it has turned into a colony of the west. fully dependent on its external control , millions of ukrainians, as during the time of polish rule, again found themselves on the brink of survival, but the ruling elite of kiev do not care about this,

i come from poor gentry, such a yashche was called sharachkova, because the people are not frocks, butdovitch didn’t have any land of his own. І cab prakarmіtsa, let's get someone else's arats, take the rent. for the stage. punki, the brightest galubian cannon, becomes family to everyone . life was there, it was not rich, but it was well-fed. however, when yuzik was just two, my mother took the gasket from her hands. the little hut was choking on the pack. the lease term has expired. there was no success in the assession, two or three bad weather and a sweltering journey. thus did yazep’s vandravans suffer. already in the turn of the century trazdovich was revealed. in three ways: a master of elegant cassume, sivabarods are the thinkers of the right and wise people of the world, and the indian gods. this is how he would be from a kingdom where there is more love to tinker, to work at the plows, and to look at the eyes of the fall, knowing how everything is settled in the sky. father will pack his family a gentle recession, start capital to settle life. yazep grew up patratsіtsya yago t

the other g guests who regularly sailed a aboard that yacht were almost exclusively the gentry that astor most comfortable socializing with. one member of that gang though was very different. dr. w. leslie haider, a physician of moderate means from moacialg alabama, had trained in new york city in 1929 as a cancer surgeon at the institution that became today's memorial sloan debtorring cancer center -- sloan-kettering, and thenen in 1930 at corps mel's prestigious new york hospital. haider was introduced by the the chief of staff of that hospital, anotherth member of the gang. a young heiress, helen hooper brown, had been treated at the hospital and became enamored with his confidence and demeanor, likely recommending the young doctor to the chief of staff. helen hooper brown was the wife of lathrop brown, fdr's schoolmate at brown and his apartment mate at harvard. fdr had served as best man at the hooper brown wedding and lathrop hadad done likewise for franklin and eleanor in 1905. dr. higher's previously unknown archive provides rock solid evidence that he began treating fdr while he

the other guests who regularly sailed aboard that yacht were almost exclusively the gentry that astor most comfortable socializing with and collectively been known as the normal gang. and one of the gang, a physician of modest means from mobile, alabama, trained in new york city in 1929 as a cancer surgeon at the institution that is known as memorial kettering center. and at cornell, new york's prestigious hospital. and another member of the gang, a young heiress, helen trooper brown had been treated at the hospital and became enamoured of his confidence and demeanor. helen hooper brown was the wife of lathrup brown, fdr's apartment mate at harvard. and fdr served as best man at the wedding and he had done likewise at their marriage. and fdr unmasked provided rock solid evident that he began treating fdr while he was governor of new york. shortly before that fateful cruise, which is involved surgical procedure, vincent wrote, for obvious reasons on this particular trip it will be essential to have a member of your particular profession on board. and i don't know of anybody who would f

and although certain tories would like and certain members of landed gentry no of the landed gentry and, no, actually i don't. >> i was raised in camberwell in south london. i the, the you ever did the, the, the foxes by the way by the look of round my way as well are actually running the joint now i wouldn't. >> jill says jill says cats or dogs should never treated dogs should never be treated like this. they are family members, albeit with legs, members, albeit with four legs, and be afforded the same and should be afforded the same respect, and affection . not respect, care and affection. not as this narcissistic woman has treated the poor animal disgraceful . it is not a trend disgraceful. it is not a trend or fashion accessory. strong stuff from jill . whereas mike stuff from jill. whereas mike says the cat should be okay. claudius should be used to doing the paul says the the cat walk and paul says the cat cat will have had the cat walk. cat will have had the time its life in that time of its life in that backpack. so there you go . backpack. so there you go. bright the cat chip.

be done online, the same century is in the yard, the descendants of the kings, the voivodes of the gentryuse their pride with second-hand cookies, gingerbread, local delicacies, coffee, in short, poland has not yet disappeared, if the shelf life has not completely expired, of course, as the independent stall politichny writes, on the internet there are more and more requests for food, most often... they are asking for food for children, polish publications cite shocking figures: about 1.8 million polish residents live in extreme poverty. in the twenty-third year, the army of the poor was replenished by 200,000 people, among them more and more children. if in the twenty-second there were 333,000 minor poles living in the city, then by the end of the twenty-third there were up to 400,000. it talks about how poverty directly affects the lives of children. president of the board of the association noble gift joanna salzik. imagine that in the morning you ate a slice of bread with margarine and washed it down tea you spend 7 hours at school, you stay away from other students because bringing t

it will look at our alliance with the landed gentry of south america and say, "this is not just." the western arrogance of feeling that it has everything to teach others and nothing to learn from them is not just. a true revolution of values will lay a hand on the world order and say of war, "this way of settling differences is not just." this business of burning human beings with napalm, of filling our nation's homes with orphans and widows, of injecting poisonous drugs of hate into the veins of peoples normally humane, of sending men home from dark and bloody battlefields physically handicapped and psychologically deranged cannot be reconciled with wisdom, justice, and love. a nation that continues year after year to spend more money on military defense than on programs of social uplift is approaching spiritual death. [applause] america, the richest and most powerful nation in the world, can well lead the way in this revolution of values. there is nothing, except a tragic death wish, to prevent us from reordering our priorities, so that the pursuit of peace will take precedence

when you hear the democrats especially biden talking about of protecting our democracy on gentry six and all that it's because they have nothing else to talk about. they want to divert from their failing record. if you go out and talk to people in my district or throughout the country, what they. concerned about is the inflation stealing wages, concerned with the millions of illegal immigrants and the fentanyl pumped into the country to kill every american multiple times over. that is what concerns every day citizens of the democrats can't talk about that. that's a direct reflection of their policy failures. they are using this effort to divert away from the policy failures. but it's also dangerous because as you pointed out joe biden is taking democracy and throwing it in the trashcan, weaponizing the legal system against his political opponents which is what i saw when i was serving overseas in third world countries, not the united states of america. we are in a very dangerous era as funny as it is sometimes. but it is dangerous. >> when the president is saying his opponent is a ty

m a garou, you've never heard of it i didn’t do it, all the byars there are all the getaga of the gentrylost, dacha, i didn’t addam tsyabe to marry a getaga scaler , not addam, make a life with a rich man, but yana kazha, so yon are stupid, i’m gavar, no good, bad... my riddles of the library alena mikhaylaina gypsy, yana havoryts with the asnoviny par-russka, and i pa-belaruska, and how to go to the library, kali yana here, yana good day, ala uladzimirauna, and then hello, elena mikhaylaina, when i serve them, yana try with me tsa gavaritsy, at least to trasyantsy, but to belarusian , and with alena mikhaylaina, more pa-rusku, eight. you already said that in order to break up any and all ours, yes, literature, demand, if the asabists would publish , anyway. you said at the beginning of the program that you don’t want to go to school, but i know that you loved studying so much, but here you are not very fond of studying, well, most of yours, maybe if you need something it’s not just the pernik you may you have a bizun, a whip, well, you can say so, this parishenne right dzitsyatsi, first

it's time that we stopped this kind of exclusionary gentry identified activity he worked in the past way regarding safety and crime and shares the closure is coming as a surprise. >> we were friends. we thought we were neighbors. but this does not show, it does not exhibit it at all. >> reporter: betty hopes safe way will listen to the neighbor's request. >> you should stay there and think about the community, too. because, i mean, i don't know why you close. i can imagine the rules that you being robbed blind. but everybody is going to see you. >> reporter: reverend brown is asking for the community to come together again. he is hosting a town hall on sunday to talk about the closure. >>> supervisor dean preston whose district includes the safe way said we are extremely concerned with the potential loss of this grocery store. we welcome housing development on this large surface level parking lot but it shouldn't be an either or situation. the safe way had trouble with theft. we reported how it shut down the self checkout kiosk and added new gates to deter shoplifters. they have a lo

person she is an indentured servants whose freedom is stolen she's forced into slavery by catholic gentry. but she holds onto the one thing has which is her story. she tells anyone who will listen she should have been free and hurt liberty was stolen she tells her children that, her grandchildren that that story is passed on. people in her family and descendents resist. two of them kill an overseer and are executed. they go to court and sue the jesuits. some when their freedom that way some don't. harriet mahoney saves the church is a wealth in the war of 1812. garners a a pledge neither he nr his family will ever be sold and that is a pledge that's broken in 1838. so it times the priests required a black people to go to mass, to participate in the sacraments. there were penalties for not doing that. there is an instance where it to families the priest decided to families who had infidelity were punished she sold their children. after the civil war what do families do? would you stay catholic after the priest had split up your family? interestingly a number of people state the number peop

but i only get married in kahanna, you ’ve never done it before, all the world there are all the gentryy a getag scaler, don’t addam, make a life with a rich man, and i’m each stupid, nothing bad husbands should do, and you know, class, he froze, well, here’s a little one. however, you said at the beginning of the program that you don’t want to go to school, but i know that you just... loved studying, well, and you don’t really love studying, well , most of yours, maybe, if you don’t and required it’s not just the pernik that you will get out of, you may also have a bizun, a whip, well, one could say so, this parishenne right dzitsyatsi, first of all, high you get out of their fathers, kali yany treat this with a patrabny whip, and on the other hand, that is padprymusa idze, yano not іdze hell shchyrastі, well , say there dіtsyatsі vuchy, kalі yano don’t want, i’m not primusіsh no kind of bizun. we exclude the voices under your sickle from the school curriculum, what are we doing? it was my initiative, i reported about it at the council on historical policy, this is a curious, interesti

signed the declaration itself in the field, often preoccupied with sea port leaders and virginia's gentry classes, many have failed to see the centrality of indigenous peoples and the relationships, revolutionary leaders and a kind of broader form. so this is one example. or if we take a kind of familiar paradigm or moment of american historical development and look at it through the lens of indigenous history, we see perhaps a new perspective on kind of more familiar forms of u.s. history. and that's really the broader kind of effort or ambition of this project to try to rework redress this type of what we might call erasure, because it's more than a to not know these things. it represents really a continued kind of inability to imagine our country in a more pluralistic and inclusive way, to really see some of the kind of humanistic enlightenment principles that the declaration itself is establishing in a more complicated and perhaps capacious way. i mentioned, for example, that franklin abhorred these militias, feared their wanton use of violence and his 1764 pamphlet, which is entitled

gentry, when you come to a woman, take a whip with you, no, i somehow managed with women without a whipt, or so, judging by the speed of the case, kudryavtsev’s people swept under the rug, he himself went to a sanatorium to come to his senses, well, yes, right to the sanatorium, he feels good, he’s a gentle person, he can’t be in a pre-trial detention center, i can find out what kind of sanatorium it is, he’ll soon understand , that... that the kudrevtsy scammed him , don’t, don’t, don’t, he’s on edge now , he won’t even talk to us, then we’ll explain somehow, tax, the problem will remain at the regional level, there’s a claim against a subsidiary company , we’ll still suffer, but it’s no longer scary, in the worst case, two months of idle time object, great, well done, will we go together in the same car or what? i do n’t care, please read it and write it down to the number. family life does to a person , it’s delivery, yes, yeah, i’m sure yours is even better, dad, it’s time for me to taste it, you came to discuss something, well, just breakfast with your daughter, i ’m like a pension

signed the declaration itself in the field, often preoccupied with sea port leaders and virginia's gentry classes, many have failed to see the centrality of indigenous peoples and the relationships, revolutionary leaders and a kind of broader form. so this is one example. or if we take a kind of familiar paradigm or moment of american historical development and look at it through the lens of indigenous history, we see perhaps a new perspective on kind of more familiar forms of u.s. history. and that's really the broader kind of effort or ambition of this project to try to rework redress this type of what we might call erasure, because it's more than a to not know these things. it represents really a continued kind of inability to imagine our country in a more pluralistic and inclusive way, to really see some of the kind of humanistic enlightenment principles that the declaration itself is establishing in a more complicated and perhaps capacious way. i mentioned, for example, that franklin abhorred these militias, feared their wanton use of violence and his 1764 pamphlet, which is entitled

maria: and that is former cia analyst john gentry speaking with fox news digital on the potential for intelligence community. as former president trump appeals rulings in colorado and maine to remove his name from those sates' ballots, georgetown law professor jonathan the turley sounds the alarm writing in "the new york post," it's not just trump democrats are moving to bar are republicans from ballots -- ballots nationwide. joining me now is the man who first warned of potential election interference this november on this program, former director of national intelligence john ratcliffe. john, it's great to sew you, thanks so much for being here. >> you bet. maria: want to get your take on the intelligence community interfering in the election and these prosecutors. first off, take on jack smith. the last time we spoke about the special counsel, you said he had a mueller moment. >> i did. so, maria, you know, we expect foreign adversaries like china to interfere in our elections, but what we don't expect and what we should never tolerate is for our own government, for our own agencie

angle, one of the many employee resource groups here at the agencgned by >> back cia analyst jon gentryn s me now. so, john, describe now how the agency uses d i for subterfuge. >> well, it's using it's using the cia policies, particularly that the implemented by president obama in 2011 and again, again accelerated pres in the and in the biden years to hire people who, you as you say, are are more likel l to be to be interested in the kinds of policies that you were talking about. what they've done also policie e a make a conscious effort to change the organizational culture of of the cia. john brennan was mentionedthe in the in the video you just th just showed he he he said explicitly in his book that he h intended to change the organizational culturee int >> so what you've got is aso wh fundamental change from what i experienced, which was which exl an apolitica organizational culture to one in which partisan political talk is common within the organization and activism is is is, is either expected or is not, not, not discouraged the way it used to be. >> so we saw the recent: interf

she's forced into slavery by catholic gentry. but she holds on to the one thing that she has, which is her story. and she tells who will listen that she should have been free and that her her liberty was stolen. and she tells her children that her grandchildren that that story has passed on. people in her family, her descendants resist. some of them are, one or two of them killed and overseer and executed. they go to court. they sue the jesuits, some of them, when their freedom that way, some of them don't harry mahoney saves the church his wealth in the war of 1812 and garners a pledge from the jesuits that his he neither he nor his family will ever be sold. and that's a pledge that's broken in 1838. so. at times the priests were quiet and black people to go to mass to participate in the sacraments. there were penalties for not doing that. there is an instance where of two families, a priest decided that two families who had engaged in fidelity be punished. he sold their children. and so after the civil war, what did families do

. cultural objects where a time from america, germany, belgian kind of there in spain, it to some gentry, a story. the parts of paris history have returned home sculptures, textile ceramics, and other works of indigenous art. some of them more than 2000 years old. they tell the story of a time before the spanish conquests. the limits of neat decor looks like elements such as the club hates and sculpture is a typical in the ink, a culture. there are also various instruments and take style fragments belonging to the shanghai culture and a piece of media with she knew cultural affiliation. there was also a group of ceramic paces from the much a nascar land bike it in the end of the cultural stock number you again got into some of the items were smuggled out of the country illegally. others have been held in using ends or by private collectors, most were headed back to power voluntarily, but not all the law and i said, why didn't buy the move in 40 pieces was seized by the united states department of homeland security and the gym and police which unfortunately proves the importance of food,

former senior adviser to the senate judiciary committee, gary gentry, joins us now. >> hey, gary, doou thinkhink t that tim scott is a realistic pick for vicims e president? j >> okay. well, thanks for having me. i think it's just if you takeus a step back or the whole reasone that we're talking about who the vice president is going to be this early is becausar eo be this early is becausar primary is over with. you just. donald trump just torched ron desantiss ov by 30 points in a historic victory. he's going to beat nikki haley histe digits and she has noley path that in south carolina is winning by 39 points against nikki haley there. and tim scott is very talentedtr ,as is a number of others contenders that you mentioned. therthate. he has broad appeal, but he, under president trump, is going to be the one who makes thisrumm decision here. he's going to lock down this nomination. de.ination. n thist, that's a third candidate, along with the vaguer and doug burgum who have endorsed and were previously in the races . not to mention donald trump has both florida senators around desan

are landed gentry billionaires as well. >> he went to winchester college or like this. or somethingthere. but, on a scholarship there. but but, you have the you know, he didn't have the most not he what i'm saying most i'm not he what i'm saying is the but he is salt of the earth, but he wasn't not vote decider. no, >> it's not a vote decider. no, i think i don't think i don't think so. i don't think so. there you go. let us so. sunak there you go. let us know about that know what you think about that interview. research by think coming up, new research by think tank onward has shown that the pubuc tank onward has shown that the public wildly undressed , state public wildly undressed, state the numbers of migrants coming to this country. curious we'll be joined by the man behind the poll after this . sunday mornings from 930 on gb news . news. >> good afternoon britain. it's 1:28 and some breaking news now. radical islamist group hizb ut—tahrir is to be proscribed as a terrorist organisation and banned by the british government with ministers laying an order in parliament this very