not read too much. to understand all the immorality of being in the same organization as patriarch herodt can i say? it's not clear what they have to do to get sweaty, they invent that one of their metropolitans wants something in this uh, lord, bishop, sylvester wrote a long article, he didn't write a long article about what uh, what do you imagine, uh, it's just not right there you bishops

wives turned out to be so strong that they were not afraid of either the roman soldiers, or the king, herod were with the lord even before the cross, and at the cross stood in the face of the hooting crowds ready to tear the savior even on the cross. this is a wonderful fidelity, peace-bearing women to the savior. after all, it has been repeatedly repeated in history, including in the history of our fatherland. in these godless years, when husbands occupy this or that position and even being baptized and believers, they were afraid to go to the temple , they were afraid to say that i was a believer, but women went. and prayed and begged the lord for the liberation of russia, including from the yoke without god and today we remember those very peace-bearing wives, as well as the mysteries of the disciples of the savior joseph and nicodemus. and here are the secret disciples, who have always been including in godless times. i had to meet such students. many of them had shoulder straps with large stars. many bore the title of academicians, and famous scientists could not speak aloud about thei

patti smith and diana krall are both appearing this summer at the 0deon herodes atticus, at the footuripides are on at the ancient theatre of epidaurus, with full english subtitles. i think i�*ll need �*em! many visitors pass through the vast and ancient piraeus port on their way to the greek islands. while you�*re there, check out the old workshops and warehouses in surrounding streets. in recent times, the buildings have become a hub for contemporary art galleries. a brand—new metro line can whisk you there from central athens in around 50 minutes. and athens is known for its open—air cinemas. throughoutjune, july and august, you can catch classic films and new releases in some beautiful outdoor spots. the screenings take place under starry skies in the city�*s squares, museums and parks, and some are totally free of charge. right, stay with us, because still to come on the programme... ps—ps—ps. she�*s so cute! ..i meet the woman who helped hundreds of her four—legged friends survive the pandemic here in athens. and kate is off to malaga in spain to take on another culinary challe

world war at such a terrible cost we understand the challenge and we are determined to answer him, herodhank you very much for your inclusion and i will remind you. it was yulia yarmolenko who joined our broadcast from the white house. the ukrainian community in the state of colorado since the beginning of the war has been organizing charity events to raise funds for the needs of ukraine in the premises of the ukrainian church . - a class on drawing sunflowers, all funds from parents will go to support the armed forces of ukraine and for medicines, the master class was attended by svitlana prostinska and volodymyr petruniv, and we have a master class on painting sunflowers olga peris is from kherson and moved to the usa 9 years ago. we really love sunflowers, because how uh, in ukraine in the spring, you drive through the fields, you see all these big fields of sunflowers, you are so nostalgic, the church holds enough fundraisers, then in ukraine, the nuances of colorado held a fundraiser, they held together, and with the polish canyon, culture is very ugh, because if it is not culture,

among the russian troops in ukraine, there is a lack of experienced and reliable platoon commanders herod, we should expect a further decrease in morale and poor discipline, there is a report that those who were drafted into the army and who were sent to the front from the so-called lpr and the dpr are also rebelling against the situation at the front and today there was a report that there were even skirmishes between those who were mobilized from the self-proclaimed republics and those who were brought from of the russian federation. to what extent can these internal vicissitudes of the russian army affect the morale of the russian army? and, accordingly, on their ability to advance and fight with the ukrainian military. in general, the system of military management and, e.e., military personnel, private and non-commissioned officers, they simply go to waste in terms of the fact that there is no one to implement the orders that come from above by the way, that's why the officers are dying because discipline and morale are very low, they are forced in the front ranks to force the soldier

you can read there to understand all the immorality of being in the same organization with patriarch herod well, what can i say? no, it's a trap . listen, i wouldn't want to be faithful now the moscow patriarchate was absolutely incomprehensible . what should they do to make them sweat? they are inventing that one of their metropolitans wants something in this uh, lord, uh, bishop sylvester stoyachev wrote a long article, he didn't write a long article about what uh, what do you imagine it's just not right there. bishops are ordained in the orthodox church of ukraine, and there is a discussion about this in the orthodox world. read what the metropolitan of the albanian orthodox church of ternopil wrote to the patriarch. he has authority and they are looking like children, you know, they are looking as always, yes, this is the same yes, yes, to justify the immorality of their behavior, but they are not engineers, here we have a war, and here is a micron violation, and we will talk about war, and about a small micron violation, for this you understand they they are not engineers by professio

now you know that we just apply airing, red, red hot the energy import or the rental herod hot, and we are not able to import much going forward. so it takes time to move away from russia. for example, just really quickly and think about germany. germany has a lot of natural gas coming from russia. for example, if you think about the north one pipeline, we all know that north into pipeline is dead in the sea. does not going to happen. bankrupt, never going to happen. no one still delivering at full capacity all, all hold those, delivering all the long term contracts. however, if they decide to cut the supply from those $31.00 and they are going to build more than 2 terminals that will take one to 2 to 3 years, maybe to get up to have around a capacity, which is one 3rd of what nursing one is delivery now in 3 years, then you get the sort of the id and the, the seriousness of this, of this supply source. russia is just 2 big russia foreign ministers. second leverage has caused controversy by suggesting, not seen later. and of hitler had jewish roots, that's from to israel to some in rus

, which includes the incumbent precedent, rodrigo to day they did her day as well as his daughters herod. to 30, who's running for position of vice president, and it's expected that their supporters will deliver votes for marco's junior. thank you for that, florence louis there for sand, manila louise, and now sir, lila da silva is taking another shot at brazil's presidency the last time the 76 year old held office was 12 years ago. all this time round the left as late as trying to unseat the far right incumbent. i am bull's narrow monica yanna cave reports from sao paulo ah, spirits were high. this convention center in san bone. thousands gathered to hear brazil's former president and lizzie mass, hulu led us silva as he promised to defeat incumbent j bowles. fernando, in october's election, moolah announced that his candidacy has the support of trade unions. social organizations, and 7 center left parties, including his own workers party. he compared his to term presidency of latin, america's largest democracy to that of bull sonata and admirer. and follower of former u. s. president d

we have had great memories of herod, meetings, i used to come here at least twice a year.ly and - twice a year. he was living - with his family and afghanistan and resigned days before kabul fell to the taliban. it and resigned days before kabul fell to the taliban.— fell to the taliban. it was unbelievable. _ fell to the taliban. it was unbelievable. while - fell to the taliban. it was unbelievable. while i - fell to the taliban. it wasl unbelievable. while i left, provinces were still being taken, but my guess was that the capital would remain and fight for at least a couple of years. is tragic. it is 35— 40 million people taken hostage by a phonetic group that does not believe in basic rights of people, basic rights of minorities, basic rights of more than 50% of the population, that is the women. it is completely reversing more than 20 years of progress that we made. than 20 years of progress that we made-— than 20 years of progress that wemade. ., ,, we made. despite that progress, khalid payenda _ we made. despite that progress, khalid payenda says _ we made. despite

i am a man with the west, and had herod or -- inheritor of great traditions. i've said this many times, tolstoy, dickens, newton, maxwell, and einstein are mine. franklin -- -- [laughter] everyone can hear me? einstein, maxwell, franklin, adams are mine. that is my heritage. so, what are my responsibilities? i feel compelled to represent the interest of my people. this is not ambiguous. i am an intellectual at a moment of racial reckoning. right here, right now, i want the world to hear that no matter what the political turmoil envelops us that may be, my fundamental responsibility is to stay in touch with reality and to insist that others do as well. that is what i am about here today, so brace yourself. [laughter] i want to make a case for unabashed black patriotism and the rates of american nationalism by black people. the currently fashionable standoffishness concerning black relationships to the american project, for instance, the new york times 1619 project, serves the interests rightly understood that neither the country nor black americans themselves.

author of a new dred scott opinion hitler butcherof.com pontius pilate herod murderer mad men and the like i can outrun joseph swan the abolitionist judge and i suspect i cannot run chief justice. roger tony joshua prager in your book you describe the courts mechanicians. particularly justice blackmon laboring over the decision, you know, and that clip we played we heard sarah weddington talk about which constitutional amendment they were really focusing on how did harry blackman end up deciding the the core of the argument that others would sign on to so you see when you look at his papers the sort of evolution of the opinion and initially he sends out a draft of a memo to his fellow justices and they're not impressed. but he has extra time and it is a clerk of his george frampton who really ends up writing the majority of the sort of constitutional analysis. it's only a few paragraphs in the opinion while just as blackman goes to the mayo clinic where he had served as the lawyer there for years and which by the way had also sort of attuned him to the plight of women who had died bec

patti smith and diana krall are both appearing this summer at the 0deon herodes atticus at the foot oftors pass through the vast and ancient piraeus port on their way to the greek islands. while you're there, check out the old workshops and warehouses in surrounding streets. in recent times, the buildings have become a hub for contemporary art galleries. a brand—new metro line can whisk you there from central athens in around 50 minutes. and athens is known for its open—air cinemas. throughoutjune, july and august, you can catch classic films and new releases in some beautiful outdoor spots. the screenings take place under starry skies in the city's squares, museums and parks, and some are totally free of charge. right, stay with us, because still to come on the programme... ps—ps—ps, she's so cute. i meet the woman who helped hundreds of her four—legged friends survive the pandemic here in athens. and kate is off to malaga in spain, to take on another culinary challenge. and take another one. the olive form is going to be totally different. they look identical to me. yeah, but, you kn