they considered it a relic of the golan from their social views. he joined the communist party of western ukraine, so they more-changed this to the ukrainians. now the writer would be called a russian ukrainian and a staunch socialist in lviv in the thirties forties of the last century a dangerous mixture, he was not disappointed in the power of the soviets, even after the execution of his wife, the nkvd accused of espionage is published in the soviet press. while still a polish citizen during the great patriotic war, galan, a war correspondent for the parent newspaper ukraine, began documentary and figurativeness as the hallmarks of his writing talent. he was ahead of his time in uh journalistic style. i can’t say it, for some reason i don’t need pamphlets, but these are not pamphlets. this is a spread of the newspaper and what he wrote. today see how they write, and the reports are spiegel deutsche welle. this is dutch. that is, this is a real gollan in hand-to-hand combat would be easier. once a gollan confessed in a letter to his friend, the en

they considered a golan relic from their social views.e joined the communist party of western ukraine, so they more-called this ukrainian. now the writer would be called a russian ukrainian and a staunch socialist in lvov in the thirties and forties of the last century, a dangerous mixture, he was not disappointed in the power of the soviets, even after the execution of his wife, the nkvd accused of espionage is published in the soviet press. he began while still a polish citizen, a subject during the great patriotic war, a gollan, a war correspondent for the newspaper of his parent ukraine, documentary and imagery are the distinguishing features of his writing talent. he was ahead of his time in his journalistic style. i can't tell him. for some reason i need pamphlets, but these are not panfleets. this is a spread of the newspaper and what he wrote. today, look at how they write, and the reports of spiegel deutsche welle. this is dutch. that is, this is a real gollan in hand-to-hand combat would be easier. once a gollan confessed in a l

they considered a golan relic from their social views.aving joined the communist party of western ukraine, they more-renamed this ukrainian. now the writer would be called a russian ukrainian and a staunch socialist in lvov in the thirties and forties of the last century, a dangerous mixture, he was not disappointed. in the power of the soviets, even after the execution of his wife, the nkvd accused of espionage are published in the soviet press. began while still a polish subject during the great patriotic war, galan, a war correspondent for the newspaper of his parent ukraine, documentary and imagery are the distinctive features of his writing talent. he was ahead of his time in journalistic style. i can’t tell him, for some reason you don’t need pamphlets, but these are not pamphlets. this is a spread of the newspaper and what he wrote. today, look at how they write, and the reports are spiegel deutschevelli. this is dutch. that is, this is a real gollan in hand-to-hand combat would be easier. once a gollan confessed in a letter to his

i would like to give mike and golan -- give my condolences. you guys had it on so i turned back to call in. i believe the people in the palace are like that because they are in the limelight. regardless of their race. too much power, i think it is ridiculous. everybody has people that died. i am not going to love her more greater. i'm not going to call her queen. i am not going to cherish her. nobody is better. it is too much media. the only reason i turned to you guys this morning is because you were talking about it. when i get off this phone, i will come back to you at 7:00 in the morning because people die every day. i don't believe in cherishing people like that, putting people on a pedestal. host: do you think the whole royalty concept is outdated and time for it to go away? caller: absolutely, absolutely, absolutely. i don't care if you are an entertainer, you don't put people on a pedestal. i am not even going to give her the name queen. that is too much power, too much authority. host: maria, and atlanta. marjorie is in stockton, cali

we move the embassy to jerusalem and then, we recognized the golan heights. our arab allies were concerned about the muslim brotherhood and islamic extremist. and we defeated isis and then took out now baghdad -- then took out al baghdadi, and we put pressure on iran. we put money in the bank and when mike and i and jared were negotiating, we had to ask the israelis not to annex part of the west bank and had to ask the arabs to walk away from the palestinians and not allow the palestinians to spoil the deal. we had the political credit. we had developed of their confidence, not just in terms of personal relationships, but by doing what we said we would do. we were able to make those tough asks and they said yes and we were able to finalize the accords. the key issues with the personal relationships and everyone had a role to play, secretary pompeo did, jared ed, the president and, and that is out we got it done. we did something politicians don't like to do, we spent the capital to get a great result and it was a historic undertaking. i came back from israel

and then we recognize the golan heights and when it came to our era lies there were definitely concerns of whether it was extremist and we defeated isis, we defeated the caliphate and took that out. and then we put maximum pressure on iran so by doing all these things we put some money in the bank, some credit in the bank and when it came time that mike and i and jerry were negotiating we adapted not to annex the west bank. we have asked the arabs to do other things, to walk away from the palestinians and not allow the palestinians to have a veto of the accords. we were able to ask them to do those things because we have a political credit in the back . we have their back. we develop the confidence, the personal relationships but by doing what we said we do and therefore we were able ndto make those assets and they said yes and we were able to finalize the accords . the key personal relationships and everyone had a role to play. secretary pompeo, i did but that was how we got it done. we developed relationships and we built political capital and we did something politicians don't like t

informational and analytical marathon, interesting information . a soldier who was mobilized in russia by the golan-udely on september 18, and already on the 22nd-23rd, the person was captured. let me remind you that the distance between kharkiv and elena is almost six thousand kilometers. how did he manage to arrive in 4 days, just to get there? i don't even know about it. the military correspondent andriy tsaplienko reported, our colleague, a fresh captured mobik, just surrendered in the east of the kharkiv region, a beet from the ulan-ude wrote andriy, they mobilized the military unit 34-214 to pack the first motorized rifle battalion with people like him. well, it's interesting that he was called up by the troops only on september 18, and already on september 22 his battalion was in ukraine, he was captured today, he is here the day before the fighters of the 92nd brigade, 4 days between mobilization and the front wrote andrii without any preparation, he is not alone, the whole mass of mobs for putin this exactly cannon fodder was written by the client, but the only thing you wanted to point out is

provide all hin, rebecca wanted to be as thin as her instagram idols and harbor z off yoga mission up. golan. i lost a lot of weight and barn, and at one point my here fell out. how's the final might? oh, my family said to me, you're regressing. what's happening to you directly during mega still look, you look like a child has bosses. medea pacino's m does is elsewhere the and can i could also get back into my old camp clothing roughly regarding a past, and at some point it click on come, then there, click, and i thought to myself and i, i want to become a woman over and i want to be big and strong growth and i'm just destroying myself physically and mentally about college and sergio's cup, what she didn't menstruate for a year and even the smallest physical activities became too much. she knew she couldn't go on like that to day when she looks at models and instagram. she knows that the photos are neither real nor realistic. instead she's learned to like herself, as she is not flawless, but nonetheless beautiful bus. if from if natural, if my her, what do you do now is always look in the mi

you will discover that israel is an incredible cultural mosaic from the white snowy mountains of the golan to the white desert sand of the negative from tel aviv the high tech capital and none still party on the mediterranean sea to jerusalem. our eternal capital, the holy city, for 3 religions in whose beautiful streets the past meets the future every single day. there are, however, 2 major threats hanging over the head of our wonderful country. they also hang over your heads, even though you might trot, may try to deny them. the 1st is the nuclear threat. the fear, the terry states and terrorist organizations will get their hands on nuclear weapons. the 2nd threat, ease the demise of truth. our democracies are slowly being poisoned by lies and fake news. reckless politicians to tell italian states and radical organizations are undermining our perception of reality. we should know. there is no country in the world that faces this phenomenon more than israel. there is no country that has come under a greater attack of flies with such a vast amount of money and effort being invested is fret

the coast of parallel is very similar, though, is the, is the golan heights, which israel c o $2973.00, and in contravention of international law and expelled the, the arab population. and of course wouldn't dream of holding a referendum today to determine that that regions future condition. so it's, you know, the america picks and chooses to which elections, which referenda it like that it does. and i know we've certainly heard from a number of people there on the ground in those regions who have talked about how this is a day that they have waited for for 8 years. we've talked about how much they have struggled and gone through in the face of the ongoing clashes with ukraine. now are we get a situation where the so called global international security architecture has been completely destroyed? i mean, is there any chance that all sides can hear each other's point of view here? well, it's, it's not been completely destroyed, but it certainly has been greatly weakened. i mean, the u. s. essentially has blundered to war. i mean, it's a gram nato's aggressive eastward expansion triggere

that was the, is the golan heights, which israel seized $973.00 and in contravention of international law and expelled the, the arab population. and of course, wouldn't dream of holding a referendum today to determine that that regions future condition. so it's, you know, the america picks and chooses to which elections and which referenda likes the west is accused russia, conducting the referendums, quotes as good points, while ignoring ukraine's threats. to punish locals for taking part in the votes. in the relentless shelling by key of ortiz egos don't have sensors. this report from if you look guns as the counting the votes is now over. it was a very emotional day for all the full regions that were taking part in the referendum, as all of them overwhelmingly chose to say yes to russia and well, no to you, craig, but see you have to understand that the parisian course on are relatively new to this family of well regions that were seeking to join their big brother instead of the da nets can look on people's republics. they have walked a very thorny and difficult road towards this da

i would like to give mike and golan -- give my condolences. you guys had it on so i turned back to call in. i believe the people in the palace are like that because they are in the limelight. regardless of their race. too much power, i think it is ridiculous. everybody has people that died. i am not going to love her more greater. i'm not going to call her queen. i am not going to cherish her. nobody is better. it is too much media. the only reason i turned to you guys this morning is because you were talking about it. when i get off this phone, i will come back to you at 7:00 in the morning because people die every day. i don't believe in cherishing people like that, putting people on a pedestal. host: do you think the whole royalty concept is outdated and time for it to go away? caller: absolutely, absolutely, absolutely. i don't care if you are an entertainer, you don't put people on a pedestal. i am not even going to give her the name queen. that is too much power, too much authority. host: maria, and atlanta. marjorie is in stockton, cali

this issue is practically golan very important for israeli security, therefore, while the siege is in in syria this is some kind of maple syrup blinkens. it somehow floated. something is somehow not good. and those who they like to say the movement of borders today vladimir medinsky reminded us of a number of such movements, because they tell it all the fifty- fifth year of the referendum the fifty-fifth year the french garden became part of the frg supported by the west the ninetieth year slovenia leaves yugoslavia supported by the west 90 your croatia is excellent. ninety-first referendum on the preservation of the ussr 148 million votes 76% for ignored ninety- first year estonia lithuania latvia ukraine georgia turkmenistan armenia azerbaijan turkmenistan they are in dependence referendum contrary to all the laws of the ussr supported by the west 2006 referendum. they are dependent, montenegro will be supported by the west from serbia for the eleventh year. they are dependent on south sudan supported by the west for the fourteenth year of scotland's withdrawal from great britain wi

this issue is practically golan is very important for israeli security. power in syria wait a minute, damn it, wait a minute. it 's some maple syrup blinkins. it somehow floated something somehow not good, and for those who like to say, uh, the movement of borders today, vladimir medinsky reminded us of a number of such movements, because they tell everything like this. supported by the west the ninetieth year of slovenia leaving yugoslavia supported by the west 91st croatia similarly 91st referendum on the preservation of the ussr 148 million votes 76% for ignore the 91st year estonia lithuania latvia ukraine georgia turkmenistan armenia azerbaijan turkmenistan they are dependent referendum contrary to all laws of the ussr supported by the west 2006 referendum they are dependent montenegro from serbia bench press by the west for the eleventh year they are dependent on south sudan supported by the west for the fourteenth year about the withdrawal of scotland from the uk without consequences 14 reunification crimea with russia is denied by the west sevente