. >> commissioner herbert present. >> councilmember curtis commissioner herbert here. >> vice mayor montanaro and president on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> before item 2 i want to recognize and welcome our newest commissioner we have a full house today welcome commissioner cornet. >> we'll have a moment later on later on. >> awesome welcome item 2. >> 2. approval of legacy business registry applications and resolutions (discussion and action item) the commission will potential take action to approve the applications and today is bay area bird & exotics hospital the presenter. >> welcome good afternoon president huie and vice president zouzounis and members of the public i'm a skes i'd like to acknowledge michelle my colleague in the office of sm

members of the zionist movement including herbert sam. british politicians were involved in the sanremo conference and the balfour declaration became part of the structure of british colonialism. britain had a dual obligation to both govern and implement policies on behalf of jews and arabs in palestine. but in fact, the sanremo conference changed the balance significantly in favor of one side. this event was a very important turning point for the zionist movement. when the sanremo conference was held in 1920, this meeting was held. based on the promise of the balfour declaration in the form of a great victory, the zionists tried hard to include the contents of the balfour declaration into the text of the guardianship itself . this event was extremely important for them. arabs are comparable. about 100 years ago, and to be more precise, in 1920, the british trusteeship officially became the first british high commissioner. the department of palestinian affairs attributed it. his name was herbert samuel. he was a zionist and jew and one of

his name was herbert samuel. he was a zionist and jew and one of the supporters of zionist actions. his appointment eased the work of the zionist movement to establish its foundations and control the palestinian land and the economic interests of palestine. beshe herbert samuel was one of the representatives of the zionist movement at the sanremo conference. he was then appointed british high commissioner to palestine in july 1920. but he visited the region before taking charge. minutes of some of his meetings were recorded and published in the press. the surviving documents show the strained relationship that existed between samuel and the palestinian leaders. he tried'. construct your land and teach you the economics in a good, jews in your country who can help you harmless way. our country has enough qualified and willing people to properly invest in our land and elevate our state affairs without the intervention of the jews. if the jews came to your country. they build the unplanted lands, which are accessible to you people's needs. there are no unplanted lands in our country, e

herbert hoover, and yes, donald "herbert hoover" trump. only two.are moving again as a country, beginning to gain momentum. but we have a lot more to do. we are moving again because of you guys and women. i am not being solicitous, that's why we are moving. we are building again and we are just getting started. let me close with this. as i travel the country, i see the amazing things you do, red states and blue states. this past june, i was in philadelphia -- and i married a philly girl, you don't screw around with philly people commit if i didn't root for every philly team out there, i would be sleeping alone. y'all think i am kidding. you remember that tanker truck that crashed and closed a stretch of i-95 in philly. it was expected it would take months and months for anything to happen. 150,000 vehicles travel that overpass every day. what did we do? we contacted all of you, you organized. you rebuilt that in less than two weeks, record time, because you are the building trades. steel workers, union workers. you showed up around the clock. you go

herbert hoover and, yes, donald "herbert hoover" trump. [applause] look. it's the same failed trickle down policies. nothing has changed. a few months ago at a closed door event at mar-a-lago he told his millionaire and billionaire followers the following, quote, you're rich as hell, and we're going to give you a tax cut, end of quote. they all laughed. not because they thought it wouldn't happen, because they knew it would. how does that make me feel, how does it make you feel? trump wants another round of corporate giveaways. i come from the corporate state of the world. delaware. i represented it for 36 years. you're entitled to make a fair profit. that makes sense. there's more corporations incorporated in delaware than every other state in the nation combined. but this is ridiculous what's going on now. there are about 1,000 billionaire, billionaires in america. do you know what the average federal tax rate for a billionaire is today in america? for real. 8.3%. that's how much federal -- i'm serious. not a joke. for a less than the vast majority of am

hoover, and, yes, donald herbert hoover trump. you know, i have always delivered results in a fiscally responsible way, but i know not everyone is scaling it. just the other day, a guy came up and asked if i could help. he was drowning in debt. i said, i'm sorry, donald, but i can't help you. [laughter] [applause] nothing i can do. you know, if trump's stock in his true social, his company, drops any lower, he might do better. folks, he is coming for your money, your health care, and your social security, and we are not going to let it happen. we are not going to -- cannot let it happen. donald trump looks at the world differently than you and me. he wakes up at mar-a-lago thinking about himself. how he can help his billionaire friends gain power and control. listen to what he says. he says "i will be dictator on day one. folks, on your retribution." he promises, "a bloodbath" if he loses. this guy denies january 6. listen. listen to what he says because you know he means it. i wake every morning thinking about how to make life be

herbert hoover and, yes, chuck -- donald herbert hoover trump. i have already been looking at things in a fiscally responsible way, but i know not everyone is feeling it. just the other day a guy came up to me and asked if i could help. he was drowning in debt and i said, i'm sorry, donald, but i can't help you. [applause] nothing i could do. i have to say, if trump's stock in truth social drops any lower, he might do better under my tax plan than his. folks, he's coming for your money, your health care and your social security. and we are not going to let it happen. we can't let it happen. donald trump looks at the world differently than you and me. he wakes up in the morning at mar-a-lago thinking about himself, how he can help his billionaire friends gain power and control and force their extreme agenda on the rest of us. listen to what he says, he says, i will be did a are on day one. saying i'm your retribution. a bloodbath if he loses. this guide denied january 6, listen, listen to what he says because you know he means it. i wake every mor

herbert hoover and, yes, donald "herbert hoover" trump. [applause] look. it's the same failed trickle down policies. nothing has changed. a few months ago at a closed door event at mar-a-lago he told his millionaire and billionaire followers the following, quote, you're rich as hell, and we're going to give you a tax cut, end of quote. they all laughed. not because they thought it wouldn't happen, because they knew it would. how does that make me feel, how does it make you feel? trump wants another round of corporate giveaways. i come from the corporate state of the world. delaware. i represented it for 36 years. you're entitled to make a fair profit. that makes sense. there's more corporations incorporated in delaware than every other state in the nation combined. but this is ridiculous what's going on now. there are about 1,000 billionaire, billionaires in america. do you know what the average federal tax rate for a billionaire is today in america? for real. 8.3%. that's how much federal -- i'm serious. not a joke. for a less than the vast majority of am

people came to recognize the voice of herbert hoover college trained engineer and physical strength strike and the world should know that if we are to have peace and the voice around smith from the sidewalk of new york and i don't manically and i snaked from this platform. now it's 1933 in this time despair. radio transmitted a new encouraging voice. assert my firm belief that the only thing we have to fear is fear itself itself. throughout the trying days of the depression, radio brought the heartening voice of the president to the people. fear vanishing and confidence is growing on every side. out of radio in the national fireside chat. radio gathered one of the largest audiences in history when edward abdicated. but i can't help. i'm so proud of the women i know. radio brought people of positive to great. and sometimes events. radio reporter herb morrison was describing the graceful arrival of the zeppelin hindenburg at lakehurst new, when suddenly none of the black and white gathered together, not even by that impression. that's right. terrible. all right, get out of the way. made it f

c) herbert wells. time! lisa, how did you answer? as an author at the end of the eighth grade, i don’t remember what the work was called, that one... connected with a person, well, i remember that he was a foreign author who lived around the same years, that’s why science fiction chose him, you see, so perhaps the authors for it, well, as one, and chose the more famous asimov himself. vladislav, as you answered, i answered the option with herbert wells, this is knowledge, this is, well, most likely yes, if my memory serves me right, smart girl, yes. maybe it was telepathy that worked, it’s not isaac asimov, it’s also not clifford simok. the correct answer to our question is option c, herbert wells. for reference, aizi kazimov was born only in 1920, he physically could not write, but he would have written it that way. seventh question: in all inertial systems, all mechanical phenomena are under the same conditions. occur in the same way, whose name this principle is named: a newton, b, galileo, c pythagoras, time, let's figure it out,

see you later, helmut, ladies, you have decided to stay with herbert, thank you.urse, you change your mind. comrade head of the facility, kovalchik ran away as she ran away, the criminal authorities called, it’s clear what we will do, what we will do, and what we we can do it, let her threat go away, but oh no. like everywhere else now, and that there are some proposals, the wily promised to take revenge on the big man if she finds out in which grandfather’s house her daughter is, yes, what is it, but nothing, what happened, well, come on, tell me, who offended you, that’s it. why are you so sad, baby, your drum is such a good one, there are no shelves, you take it with your hands, it’s like a bunny, come on, try it like a bunny, hello, hello, comrade, what’s going on with your personnel? what do you mean, come on look, he’s being a hooligan, oh, oh, how sorry i am for misha, let’s give this bear to our owner, she’ll quickly cure it and return it to us, herself, well, run, play, baby, run, that’s great, but where did so much come from? well , this is from other or

herbert marcuse, paolo ferreira, angela davis and derrick bell. for those of you who are not familiar them herbert marcuse. i was a critical theorist. one of the founders of the discipline of critical. he was also the godfather, the new left in the late 1960s in the united, as well as in european capitals for, a brief blaze of glory were student radicals, were carrying banners that said, you know, marx, mao, marxism. those were the, you know, the it'd be the the philosopher for that the pen the sword and the prophet. that's how he was conceptualized for a period. and if you read his work, you study his life, you realize that the conceptual framework that he established in a relatively brief period mid 1960s to the mid 1970s, about ten years, is still the dominant intellectual framework that the left operates on today. whether they know it or not, many people don't. paolo freire was a brazilian. marx ist pedagogy just happens to also be the third most cited author in all of the social sciences in the united states. actually quite influential, if yo

which is only herbert walker bush could do, he said you know they are iron, iron. and i went back to president bush, you said this. he said i said it. i will say this, i'm sure george h w bush is watching liz cheney right now with pride and i really am. [applause] rep. cheney: i do have to tell you, after the book came out, my mother's birthday was after the book came out and we had t-shirts made that have my mother's picture and on the back it says team iron --. i did not know you were allowed to say that word either. john: i think you can raise money off of this. i really do. talk about this, your father was president ford's chief of staff. he was george herbert walker bush's secretary of defense, vice president of the united states. this is not his party. it is not george h w bush's party, it is not george w. bush's party. put on your historian hat. what happened to the republican party? rep. cheney: that is a big topic. i think several things. i think first of all, there was a really real sense in many parts of our country that there are people who feel their v

russell club, which unites american big business and the owners of the federal reserve, met with herbertthen president, and was told there that these big businessmen, industrialists, financiers, well, mr. president, the world is moving, we are heading towards a crisis, well, this is the future... the great depression, how to get out of it, and for this we need to help soviet russia, free ourselves from the consequences civil war, the twenty -ninth year, and germany from the results of the first world war and the treaty of versailles, well, hoover says, for this we actually need billions, why do we even need this, we need it, because he says, we are further pitting germany and germany against each other ussr, they are somewhere. someone will destroy someone, and then we are left alone with the rest and divide the whole world, that is, this is the second globalist project, which means, unfortunately, i am not proud, but where does this data come from, well, this is me in the book from yuri ivanovich, well, because we have respect for yuri ivanovich, but perhaps i also love the theory that

in a controversial decision, london named herbert samuel, who was a zionist, as the first british highmissioner for palestine. samuel was determined to make palestine a jewish land by emigrating jews. he passed at least 100 clauses to ensure that arab lands would fall into jewish hands. but his vital achievement was allowing the zionists to have an independent army. england provided the conditions for the immigration of jews from different parts of the world, especially europe, to palestine to facilitate at this time, the palestinian people saw england and its soldiers as the same as the jews. palestinian farmers driven from their lands formed revolutionary groups. in 1921 , the palestinians organized a massive demonstration against the daily immigration of jews. at that time, the leadership of the palestinians was in the hands of the grand mufti of jerusalem, haj amin al-husseini. amin al-husseini sent several delegations to london to investigate the palestinian issue. the palestinian national movement tried to have friendly relations with england and hostile relations with the zionis

british affairs herbert morrison. mr. argues that the north atlantic pact is a defensive pact, that it does not pursue the goals of aggression, that on the contrary it is directed against aggression. if this is true, then why did the initiators of this pact not invite the soviet union to take part in this pact? why did they isolate themselves from the soviet union. stalin dies in 1953. khrushchev on behalf of. the ussr repeats its offer to join nato. the answer will be the same. in any case , there is nothing left to do but balance the bloc by creating its own defensive alliance of friendly eastern european states of the socialist camp. on may 14, 1955 , the warsaw pact was signed, if in full, then an agreement on friendship, cooperation and mutual assistance. 7 years after creation. nato is included in it alphabetically: albania, bulgaria, hungary, east germany, poland, romania, ussr and czechoslovakia. the warsaw pact, as a military-political alliance, lasted until february of the ninety-first year. in july of ninety-on

. >> madam president herbert sender from louisiana. >> madam president i have a motion might motion take precedent having heard center schumer's serious allegations which in my judgment about the constitutionality of these impeachment proceedings we find ourselves in the awkward position because we are in impeachment proceedings of being able -- unable to discuss in public the merits of senator schumer's claim. and at the same time my rademocratic friends have refusd to go into closed session so we can discuss it. for that reason madam president i move we adjourn this court of impeachment immediately until n 12:00 o'clock noon on tuesday april 30 in the ask for that yeas and days. is there sufficient second? >> there is a sufficient second the clerk will call the s roll. >> ms. baldwin, mr. barrasso, mr. bennet, mrs. blackburn, mr. blumenthal, mr. booker, mr. boozman, mr. braun, mrs. britt, mr. brown, mr. budd, miss beutler, miss cantwell, mrs. capito, mr. cardin, mr. carper, mr. casey, mr. cassidy, ms. collins, mr. coons, mr. cornyn, ms. cortez masco, mr. cotton mr. cramer, mr. crapo, m

commissioner herbert is absent. president healy is absent. commissioner ortiz cartagena, here and vice president ozuna's present. vice president. you have a quorum. thank you. okay, now i will read our land acknowledgment. the san francisco small business commission and the office of small business staff acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone, who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land , and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibility as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. thank you. item two. item two approval of legacy business regi

best journalists and writers were attracted to work for wellingtonhouse, such as arthur canandoyle, herbertnd red. voice of popular authors, the bureau began to invest in the british head has the right thoughts. the press was full of stories about german atrocities, but this did not prevent the christmas truce from happening in december 1914. it was a series of unofficial and widespread ceasefires. the soldiers came out of the trenches, exchanged food and souvenirs, and played football. the worst thing was that they exchanged newspapers. it is not surprising that such a practice. they flew under the threat of the death penalty, but only the death of luzzitania could finally exclude the possibility of fraternization. in 1915, a german submarine sank the liner, which, along with passengers transported military cargo. the propaganda, however, did not mention liner’s membership in armed merchant cruisers, but focused on the deaths of civilians. a week of unrest began in england. there is not a single intact piece of glass left in german stores. they were forced to resign from leadership positio

herbert wells and rudyard kipling , through the voice of popular authors, the bureau began to put theads of the british. the press was full of stories about german atrocities, but this did not prevent the christmas truce from happening in december 1914. it was a series of unofficial and widespread ceasefires . the soldiers came out of the trenches, exchanged food and souvenirs, football. the worst thing was that they exchanged newspapers. it is not surprising that this practice was banned under threat of death, but only the death of luzzitania could finally eliminate the possibility of fraternization. in 1915 , a german submarine sank a liner that was carrying military cargo along with its passengers. the propaganda, however, did not mention liner’s membership in armed merchant cruisers, but focused on the deaths of civilians. a week of unrest began in england, in germany... there was not a single intact glass left in stores or goods on the shelves, even neighbors from other countries flew in; similar inscriptions could be found on many stores. as a result, about 60 thousand germans w

host: according to history, herbert hoover was a quaker. do you have a favorite president? guest: abraham lincoln is pretty hard to beat so i would have to go with abraham lincoln. i look back and a lot of presidents who served two terms like dwight eisenhower was a republican who i admire when i look back and understand the history of