vladislav, as you answered, i answered the option with herbert wells, this is knowledge, this is, wellford 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, anna, what do you think? i don't remember the name exactly principle, but i chose option b. galilea. well , what kind of principle could this be? well, under the same conditions, all mechanical phenomena occur in the same way, in all universal accounting systems. yeah, well, relatively speaking, your favorite one will be... it was told about the builders of the first power plant in belarus: a lights of the big city, b: taming fire, c: golden lights. time! vladislav, how did you answer? i chose option a, here are the city lights? yes, alas, alas, alas. vasily, you may have star

i answered the option with herbert wells, this is knowledge, this is well... serves me right, smart girl, yes, here maybe telepathy 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. the seventh question, in all of them. in inertial systems, all mechanical phenomena 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. anna, what do you think? i'm definitely not. i remember the name of the principle, but i chose option b. galilea. well, what kind of principle could this be? well, under the same conditions, all mechanical phenomena occur in the same way, in all inertial counting systems, yeah, well, relatively speaking, your favorite alarm clock, which will send you to school every morning at the same temperature, at the same pressure in the room, at the same audibility , wil

journalists and writers were attracted to work for wellingtonhouse, such as arthur canandoyle, herbert wells. 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 positions, an

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

such literature, experiments on humans, eugenics, and it was not bulgakov who invented it, it was herbert wellsll these stories were started, there is the island of dr. moreau and so on, such a russian soviet classic alexander bilyaev, a person. amphibian, the ukrainian writer yuriy smolych also wrote in 28 economy of dr. galvanescu, also about similar experiments, that is, it was a trend, such a peculiar literary one, this is the first thing, and secondly, professor preobrazhenskyi and sharykov are not ukrainian and russian, but red guards and white guards. well, for us ukrainians, whether red or white never brought anything good, that's why this sharply satirical work, which really did a lot in its time, also pushed the soviet union to schedule and gave a lot of reasons for memes, for quoting in pieces, quote in pieces of this, it's a dog's heart in ukraine, but... this is, in my opinion, a vivid example of white guardism, the same as the film by beg alov and naumov, also, by the way, screened in the soviet union, and this is also a paradox, bulgakov was only partially banned, only these two

. >> commissioner herbert. >> well going back old idea i have just to have, you know, varies merchants associations representatives as progress and they're in their integrity to highlight business that is making a difference or - i don't know i'm just speaking off the cuff but really great to see us have links with without over extending the office - kind of link in the more direct way to the merchants associations i know that one merchants in the cap show like ar their grievances that would be great to provide a place to come at a more productive angel strategic development, you know, just some ideas but, yeah would be cool to link directly to us somehow oewd. >> commissioner cornet. >> so one question i have an idea um, how can we utilize the omni channels officially offering and on line but to talk to businesses with social media or graphics and now we know how to take a them facebook or ticktock or instagram like the platforms. and then another i don't do that would be great how we can look at corridors that or declining and activate them and something like the first friday or seco

herbert wells. time! lisa, how did you answer?s author at the end of eighth grade. i don’t remember the name of the work, something related to the person, well, i remember that he was a foreign author who lived, lived around the same years, that’s why i chose him, you see, science fiction. 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 under the same conditions occur in the same way, whose name is this principle named? a newton, b - galileo, c - pythagoras. time. i don’t remember exactly the name of the principle, but i chose option b. galilea, what kind of principle could this be? well, under the same conditions, all mechanical phenomena occur in the same way, in all inertial systems, calculations. yeah, well, relatively speaking, your favorite alarm clock, which will ring you every day for school in the morning at the same temperature, at the same pressure in the room, at the same audibili

the owners of the federal reserve, met with herbert govover, the then president, and was told there that these big businessmen, industrialists, financiers, wellt, 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 if it weren’t for the globalists, the league of nations was actually invented by the americans themselves. we

well. when i realized george herbert walker bush was heading for the republican nomination, i made it a pointt to know him and bush increasingly well. one of the interesting things about this is one reason the conservatives are so influential in attack politics as public commentators and the rush limbaughs of the world and so on is because they are entertaining. lee atwater was a fascinating guy. he could be very charming. he liked the idea of being this young rogue who had a sort of mistake and still does to this day among many republican strategists. i do not want to minimize that. that is one reason why i think so many conservative commentators today are more popular and influential than the democrats, because they entertain better and people want to watch the more -- them more. they have a talent for that. host: we are going to get to our callers in a bit. i imagine we are going to hear from folks that you are putting a lot of the venom and vitriol in the camp of republicans. is that fair? guest: in recent times, it is something i think they have to be held to account for. but the democra

well. when i realized george herbert walker bush was heading for the republican nomination, i made it a pointt to know him and bush increasingly well. one of the interesting things about this is one reason the conservatives are so influential in attack politics as public commentators and the rush limbaughs of the world and so on is because they are entertaining. lee atwater was a fascinating guy. he could be very charming. he liked the idea of being this young rogue who had a sort of mistake and still does to this day among many republican strategists. i do not want to minimize that. that is one reason why i think so many conservative commentators today are more popular and influential than the democrats, because they entertain better and people want to watch the more -- them more. they have a talent for that. host: we are going to get to our callers in a bit. i imagine we are going to hear from folks that you are putting a lot of the venom and vitriol in the camp of republicans. is that fair? guest: in recent times, it is something i think they have to be held to account for. but the democra

herbert marcuse actually said the in the united states is explicitly. they're with us and rather than maybe reconsider his politics he said oh well we need a revolution ofhe intellect, a revolution elites at the top level, and then a revolution the lumpenproletariat in marxist terminology, the people at the margins of society can be motivated towards physical and physical pressure. what do we see today? what's critical race theory? it's an academic discipline that has captured elite institutions with public funding, even though in many cases public never voted for these ideas to installed. it's not just in california and new york. it's actually, you know, almost everywhere. it's in florida. it's in texas. well we're taking care of that a little bit. but. but but the point being is that these ideas proliferate it and propagate it through the institutions. the real question is how? that's the question i sought to answer in the book. that's driving question that i think is important when you see, your opponent, your enemy in a certain language, successful in the same game that you're playing. the worst answer is to say, well, there, they're there, they're

well, this is hankey’s report with swanton’s submission, yes, yes, be careful, because now is the red carpet and hankey submitted a report to the prime minister, i can mention the name, of course, herbert was interested in the report, the report talked about the possible application. sheathed armor plates on tractors, using them as tools for breaking through enemy layered defenses, and winston churchel created why fighters, what trenches, and what was the name of the committee, unfortunately i won’t say what? the name of the tank appeared later, but the development was all over, i’m behind, you don’t know, now i ’m reading out the correct answer and you decide, because of course it’s a question. extremely complex, i’m being picky, but this is the red carpet, there is a competition here, you understand, you can see right away, one person wins, the correct answer is: in the report it was about, i quote, an armored all-terrain machine gun fighter on a tractor chassis, and the committee was called for land ships, we didn’t get that, the related committee didn’t name what these vehicles were created against, excuse me, i’ll interrupt and want to help you, yes it maybe go to the bank to reco