she leaves hannibal -- he leaves hannibal in about 1851 and travels to the east coast cities, then comes back to hannibal, then is a steamboat pilot, then goes west. the last time he was in hannibal was 1902, he caught up with his old friends that basically had the models for the people in "huckleberry finn." so there is a return to hannibal and a return to the river, a return to the roots, but he never goes back to live there. in his writing, the south becomes another land in a way, a land with so much potential but burdened by history and a feudal sensibility to advance into the of 20th-century and though whole -- his whole world, the trip as described in roughing it is absolutely hysterical. he and his brother get on a stage coach and his brother is going to be the secretary of nevada that had just been opened and there was nothing there. and that is where twain found a lifetime of creativity, where he sort of launched himself into the world of writing professionally. again with chapter two, we talk about the west. in chapter three, we talk about his creativity and his developing a pr

the shelling was the results of the controversial hannibal directive. these really army older activated after the abduction of one of the soldiers in 2014, during these really on the protective ad defense of the games. thomas milton's in gaza. the idea of how that building disappeared, the army on least a massive show of tank. fire artillery and a power in attempt to proceed for, for traders and saved the soldiers. locals, coal that day. black friday. the this is criminal and brutal. it's the strongest country in the middle east. they have many ways of getting the soldiers back in a legitimate way, in the middle to way we certain tactics. why are civilians at fault? reports say 200 structures were destroyed, hasn't result of almost 1500 major strikes. the idea for the me says it's killed dozens of nashville songs and civilians to the fire continued for 3 days. even after soldier golding was determined dead and his t over feet extend this ready on the mission to return, the body was never achieved. that our fall crossing in southern garza had to bolted w

the actions were conducted under the controversial so called hannibal directive officially resisted in 2016, but later replaced with a new law. the content of which remains classified. artes middle east corresponded maria for notion of reports. a serene is the mother of 6, but you will only find 5 children living in her home after her 55 day old son. size is her on the ceiling is really shelling of the town of the phone and got some 9 years ago. the people who were with me that day and they told me just on how much food out of your hands, she was hit and he's whole 3 and it came out of the back of she's had the said when he got the toner pod and you got injured and became like this. exactly 9 years ago today. series memory is not. he had facts and walking still hurts. she spends months in a coma and says she doesn't feel that she's actually 100 percent fuel. the shelling was the results of the controversial hanny both directive, these really army older activated after the abduction of one of the soldiers in 2014, during these really on the protective ad defense of the games. thomas mil

the shelling was the results of the controversial hannibal directive. these really army older activated after the abduction of one of the soldiers in 2014, during these really on the protective ad defense of the games, thomas milton's and gaza. the idea of how that building disappeared, the army on least in massive show of tank, fire artillery in a power, in an attempt to pursue perpetrators and save the soldiers. locals coal, that date black friday is the strongest country in the middle east. they have many ways of getting their soldiers back legally and mailed through tactics. how was the civilians at fault? i called this hopelessness unless we can take on the fighters instead of going kill civilians. this is a wrong thing. international law doesn't allow the killing of civilians at all. reports say 200 structures were destroyed, hasn't result of almost 1500 major strikes. the idea for the me to it's killed dozens of nashville, toners and civilians to the fire continued for 3 days. even after soldier golding was determined that and as to overfeed exte

like hannibal lecter or you be it. they look like hannibal lecter or you see,a it. they look like hannibalries me is this phrase new law says this phrase is the new law says that can brought with that can be brought in with reasonable force. if i was reasonable force. now, if i was a i didn't want to a criminal and i didn't want to come i'd do come into the dock, i'd do a little bit of shoving of the prison officer and i'd do a bit of and blinding, of shouting, and blinding, and then i wouldn't be brought into court. that's too court. so i think that's too easy. think there should be easy. i think there should be brought screaming brought kicking and screaming manacles have manacles to the dock. they have to have face to be and they have to face the people lives they've people whose lives they've wrecked. the families of the of the people they have killed or raped whatever need to raped or whatever they need to face . and they to listen face it. and they need to listen to those families have to to what those families have to say, because currently we have a justice system that to justice s

we will start with carl in hannibal, new york. democrat. caller: i don't know where to begin. number one, should've, could've, would've. trillions of dollars wasted in afghanistan and you know what? you are monday morning quarterbacking. you know what should have been done. president biden did the wrong thing. president biden made the hard choice and he left afghanistan. maybe he did not do it the way you wanted it done but it had to be done and he pulled the trigger. that is number one. my second point is this. you started off this program without president biden is trying to reduce drug prices to help everyday americans. and then you have to counterbalance it with this tripe? you ought to be ashamed of yourselves. you really need to do better. host: let's have a response. monday morning quarterbacking. mr. dunleavy: this is not monday morning quarterbacking. everything that happened here president biden was warned in real time by people on the ground and his military commanders. the house foreign affairs committee had testimony from command sergeant major jake smith last mon

the sosh river; it was designed by the great-uncle of alexander pushkin, general and engineer ivan hannibal1785 launched 25 platylia ships from 13 yachts and 12 mushroom ships for catherine's travels . over time, shipbuilding in krichev fell into decay . which several centuries ago plowed the expanses of the sea. as i already said, krichev is the only shipbuilding center in the 18th century, and it all started with a galley, on which catherine ii herself traveled a ship of about 120 people, only rowed in the complete absence of wind. and so it was two sails. naturally, the artillery armament of the guns stood. well, and accordingly, there was a wardroom for state individuals, it was a rather large ship about 30 m in length, perhaps one of the largest built on the greek ship version, it was equipped entirely with greek ropes, greek canvas, krichev, that is, completely settled here. and how did it happen that shipbuilding when it happened. this was already after the death of potemkin and after the death of catherine ii, in principle, that's completely come, the decline is dead. ushakov died,

he was brought to zakharov and less grandmother maria alekseevna hannibal ne my village, my zakharovariver with a bridge and a grove, shady with a mirror. here is reflected. let's just remember oh matryon luka with peter yes, the funeral, then svetlana yuryevich is a completely unique personality. for many years, she worked here for zakharov and each time, with her excursions , she surprised not only visitors, but also worldly-wise colleagues, they even say that she is a hereditary sorceress and clairvoyant, in any case, about these places. she obviously knows some secret. hello world. hello. thank you for this unique performance for your costume for your appearance. i am very pleased when they meet like that. it's great. thank you. this is, of course, young people. how do you celebrate the beauty of the russian costume. very nice. thank you, you know, and it seems to me that pushkin loves everyone in his own way. what is your favorite pushkin, my favorite pushkin , of course, is fabulous. yes, because it's just a combination of folk culture and this metaphorical language of pushkin,

writer alexander pushkin's great-grandfather was an african ibragim petrovich hannibal, he was takenrom kemero runa, taken to constantinople further russia became a noble man, a nobleman. well nice hello, therefore, of course, well done, well done, and the process of transforming the world order cannot be stopped by the brix themselves, of course, evidence of more than two tenths of the states for an official application to join the union of truly independent countries that want to develop, not obeying the will of washington or anyone else in the world the that is trying to save. the west is united only by hatred, the search for common enemies and fear of american masters, in general, look at the so-called big seven, right? but this is actually america. and occupied. well, let's just say the anglos and the countries occupied by them. well, they broke france, they drove it there, and all the rest. in addition, what else unites all these countries that had colonies. these are the slave-owning countries, these are the colonial countries. and when we talk about brix, brix is ​​the countr

wealthy families instead of the the buyers and had been in the past because rome was almost a fetus by hannibal. and then son around $200.00 the seats. uh and uh, they asked the rich people to uh, you know, fight to preserve their freedom by giving their jewelry and everything. and the rich people are they the jewelry and the gold. and then the why was over one of the variables that we said, you know, really i guess it's the you, the bands and the oh the roman center. well, we've got a hold of my waiting on the award to say home, we don't have that. i only have to do land that we just conquered from the cartridge and replace the city subordinate. that will give you all the land, our point b, e r. great. that a british historian. so that was the table. uh awesome, tracing. the property that really set the stage for the old 2nd century in rome, there was an hour and i like our gave the great army to essentially assassinate one leader after another, the price to redistribute for land. right. the x, the rich tried to cancel the debt then, but of course that ended up with the assassination of julius

why not use hannibal lecter trolley use the hannibal lecter trolley straitjacket and mask?s privileges and respect the moment are convicted. moment they are convicted. >> i still think could >> and i still think they could have her, you're not have said to her, you're not going into court, my dear. right. then you're never going to. you're having no visiting rights year. i'm very rights for a year. well i'm very happy with punishments, happy with stricter punishments, which live out the which they have to live out the term those punishments. term of those punishments. >> crazy when >> it drives me crazy when victor, criminals victor, and when criminals are put prison for ten years put into prison for ten years and serve six or something like that. i'm not okay with. right. so moving on now, the windsor framework, we're not talking about while. we're about this for a while. we're meant answer all problems meant to answer all the problems around trade. around around post—brexit trade. but on they're still very but months on they're still very little clarity. is all to little

because the room was almost the theater by hannibal. and so around $200.00 the seats. uh and uh, they asked the rich people to uh, you know, fight to preserve their freedom by giving their jewelry and everything. and the rich people i gave the jewelry and the gold of them on the why was over one of the variables that we said, you know, work was really, i guess it's a lot of the bands and the oh the roman center. well, we've got a hold of my fighting on the war to say, come, we don't have that. i only have to do land that we just confident from the cartridge and replace the studies and supported it will give you all the land, our point b, e r. great that a british historian. so that was the table concentration of property that really set the stage where the old 2nd century in rome. what i'm over and i like our basic great army to essentially as estimate one leader after another the price to redistribute for land. right. the x, the rich right to cancel the that and of course that ended up with the assassination of the. ready season that ended up professor michael hudson.

i can't help thinking about the, the, the sending hannibal doctrine that these really army had in place for many years. basically, meaning of the dead soldiers is better than an imprisoned one. m. is that what we're seeing here, essentially, i'm afraid it could be true. it could be true because uh, 8 of these 2 channels and then they're going to end up into serious trouble because 1st of all, they're not going to live up to the reputation or also the balloon that has been created, offering all day and being, you know, great fighters, especially to be at the break and they are going to be exposed. so perhaps the, i do agree with you a final point then to both the laurie you 1st, what do you think will be the future of the as of regiment? they're going to be destroyed. it'd be that something russians and watches. it's not gonna allow them to continue to live carlo. yeah, i'm afraid that they are in the grand up in disaster and this disaster is looming and, and they will be the same as well. we truly appreciate your time as always jensen's, thank you for coming on the program and sharing y

what a lovely dream that is, let's hope that we do it in the class that it's hannibal does. i love your optimism new new. while the south african presidency around the site is up past taking the flow of the sun, it's cool for reform of global institutions to make them more agile responsive to the challenges facing developing economies. the books, main goal is motel actual developments. we retire a fundamentally full of the global financial institutions so that they can be more edge, child, and responsive to the challenges facing developing economies. in this respect, the new development van established by bricks, countries in 2015 is leading away. i said this is formation. it has demonstrated its ability to mobilize resources for infrastructure and sustainable development in emerging economies. without conditionality, we therefore call on the business community to join hands with us to identify solutions to these and many of the challenges affecting our respective economies. let's get more details. now. from all, as you corresponded in colorado, let's outlook or run a boat.

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you are talking hollywood style hannibal. into isn't it?ere is nothing that can happen to them, you can add another five years to the sentence because they have already got the full sentence. i think what you tend to find is that the type of prisoner who is going to receive a shorter sentence wouldn�*t risk doing that because they know there is some sort of consequence at the end of it. it tends to be the long term life sentence prisoners who know they are going away for a long time and they have got nothing to lose. just finally, what was it like when you had that opportunity to give your impact statement to the court, because we heard from sabina nessa�*s sister earlier on in the programme who had been calling for a change in the law since april of last year, and her sister was murdered the year before that, and she was saying that this was such an important moment for our families this was such an important moment for ourfamilies and it this was such an important moment for our families and it was so distressing to hear that testimony ye

valley my country is called motobol, my royal family is a direct descendant of the great general hannibal the conqueror of the romans, as for our shores, i am sure that we will find a common language, for example, russian, please. let's just live like this on tv. and we are here to do our own business and he will come, between by the way, the minister of culture promised to make me this general. remember. yeah, he's a drug addict, huh? understandable hello white fever, lake petrovna, i would say. imagine what a thing life has turned to us from an unexpected beautiful country. if you had given us a little better, zinochka, you still would not have asked us questions, but would have collected the necessary amount of food for us to meet our dear guest. i can't, let's go vasily let's go egor does not understand the young lady of his happiness. pay attention what i will explain in front of you zinochka is a new word in freight transportation. i don’t understand, but food is brought to you every week in a truck like this, and what, and we can every day a little bit how much you need to bring an

host: matthew, hannibal, new york, democratic line. i don't know what polls you are, but biden is doing a bang up job. he is bringing jobs back to the united states. hooray for joe biden. my comment is this. the amount of people that are elected to the house is derived on defenses. the same cannot be said for the senate. every state gets two senators. the same theory and logic would apply to the senate as it does to the house. you have these states were a couple million people live in them that have the same representation as florida or new york. i would like to see that change. it is to archaic. what do you think about that? host: there were lots of criticisms, particularly from conservative states that are less populous are having an outsized influence, particularly in the senate. is there any chance that could change? guest 2: it does seem to me that it is a real obstacle for the democrats going forward. if you look at the presidential pattern in each of the 50 states, long-term those tend to align with what happeneds\ in the senate

that body is, i'd hannibal lecter them .i mean, i've got no , no problem. no, no problem. >> but don't forget, it was just the week we were talking the other week we were talking about remember about was it i can't remember his name. makinson the his first name. makinson the terrible of justice. terrible miscarriage of justice. you the occasional wrong you do have the occasional wrong convictions. do have convictions. so we do have to treat people. yeah. convictions. so we do have to treeyeah. people. yeah. convictions. so we do have to treeyeah. there3le. yeah. convictions. so we do have to treeyeah. there ise. yeah. convictions. so we do have to treeyeah. there is ayeah. convictions. so we do have to treeyeah. there is a human rights >> yeah. there is a human rights element to every are 999. >> right. and one wrong life's a well and that's your headlines today is that's it. >> so wrong i do think i do think there's another example of newspapers using the word cowardly a lot because yeah it's not you know cowardice is it's

host: matthew, hannibal, new york, democratic line. i don't know what polls you are, but biden is doing a bang up job. he is bringing jobs back to the united states. hooray for joe biden. my comment is this. the amount of people that are elected to the house is derived on defenses. the same cannot be said for the senate. every state gets two senators. the same theory and logic would apply to the senate as it does to the house. you have these states were a couple million people live in them that have the same representation as florida or new york. i would like to see that change. it is to archaic. what do you think about that? host: there were lots of criticisms, particularly from conservative states that are less populous are having an outsized influence, particularly in the senate. is there any chance that could change? guest 2: it does seem to me that it is a real obstacle for the democrats going forward. if you look at the presidential pattern in each of the 50 states, long-term those tend to align with what happeneds\ in the senate

we will start with carl in hannibal, new york. democrat. caller: i don't know where to begin. should've, could've, would've. trillions of dollars wasted in afghanistan and you know what? you are monday morning quarterbacking. you know what should have been done. president biden did the wrong thing. president biden made the hard choice and he left afghanistan. maybe he did not do it the way you wanted it done but it had to be done and he pulled the trigger. that is number one. my second point is this. you started off this program without president biden is trying to reduce drug prices to help everyday americans. and then you have to counterbalance it with this tripe? you ought to be ashamed of yourselves. you really need to do better. host: let's have a response. monday morning quarterbacking. mr. dunleavy: this is not monday morning quarterbacking. everything that happened here president biden was warned in real time by people on the ground and his military commanders. the house foreign affairs committee had testimony from command sergeant major jake smith last month. he was t

the great-grandfather of the writer alexander pushkin was an african , ibragim petrovich hannibal, heroon was taken to constantinople further russia where he became a noble man , a nobleman. well, nice hello, so, of course, well done, well done, and the information processor of the world order cannot be stopped by the brix themselves, of course, evidence of more than two tenths of the states for the official application to join the union of truly independent countries that want to develop, not obeying the will of washington or anyone another world that is trying to save. the west is united only by hatred, the search for common enemies and fear of american masters, in general, look at the so-called big seven, right? but this is actually america and the occupied. well, let's just say the anglos and the countries occupied by them. well, they broke france, they drove it there, and all the rest. in addition, what else unites all these countries that had colonies. these are the slave-owning countries, these are the colonial countries. and when we talk about brix brix - this is who forever s

for me, i would change her and gag her like hannibal lecter if necessary.usly mean that so she can hear the witness statements from the families whose lives have been devastated by her and devastated by her actions and hear the sentencing . hear the sentencing. >> well, clearly it's wrong . and >> well, clearly it's wrong. and i don't think there's anyone in the who thinks it's the country who thinks it's right has right to right that she has the right to choose as britain's most appalling child killer of all time . i'm appalling child killer of all time. i'm afraid appalling child killer of all time . i'm afraid she forfeits time. i'm afraid she forfeits the rights to choose whether she can face the victims. it's actually the victims families who it takes an awful lot for them to face her, quite frankly. and the fact that they are brave enough to do it and to make these statements after a ten month trial, the longest murder trial in english history, it's shocking. and i think this is the sort of occasion where it's not political across any any party, polit