the leaders of the jehovah's witnesses rounded up in brooklyn and convicted and sent to federal prison in atlanta. this it's really shocking. i and it was very easy. let me stop there retrace my steps what he recommends and let you know about something called every state think except one every state had what was called a committee of defense. a council of defense. there was a national council of defense. and all these state councils of defense and there were local councils of defense. and you if you were a member of a council defense, you were expected to. watch and listen and report on subversive activity. one case i know of that i've read read the accounts of in south carolina a man who the red cross to his front door to ask for a donation and and he is just a grumpy old man and he he refused to contribute the red cross. he was reported to the council of defense the state council and the man investigated for pro-german subversive activities. so could a pastor like this be investigated? absolutely absolute. and that would have to be part of the larger story as what kind of pressure an

he joined the battalion which bears the colors of chechen independence, and the name of its hero. jehovah guy, won't us. so this has been going on for generations yesterday with my father fought against russia and the 1st and 2nd chechen wars in the 1990 s. and i must continue this fight. not for the right. it was the last night the battalion was among the 1st to enter the tone of you as the chechen volunteers fight for ukraine. many consider it part of their great battle against russia. way like in the morning, we want to go home. we want to liberate our country. after ukraine. we will go home them the group is away from the from mall, waiting for new instructions, preparing to litter, churches and ukraine. eros fighting a common core. ah. in recent weeks, thousands of russians have gone abroad to escape the draft and the war in ukraine. some fled to berlin via finland. maria is not here, real name. she also doesn't want us to show her face. she worked as a doctor in moscow hospital. she and her husband, i was eligible for military service. they cannot imagine taking part in the war agai

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well, what about jehovah and the panorama of the picturesque surroundings and in winter the water inool warms up to 40-6 ° and sightseeing from a bird's eye view during the harsh ural frosts. but this is a special pleasure. this complex of swimming pools, unique, it is the only one in europe located at such a height, is waiting for the guinness book of records. appreciated by lovers of urbanism. the second more popular attraction of the tower is the museum of vladimir vysotsky, a landmark place and visitors because there are always a lot of vysotsky museum was opened on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of vladimir semyonovich. in 2013, he called this number 75 and immediately thought, well, how impossible it is to offer it to this person, probably, fate does not accidentally give bright chances, like a comet in exact people will grow old and take them from us long before their old age and examples that 's a lot of me princes 37 the moment flies, hops here and now, how cold it blew under this figure. pushkin guessed the duel and mayakovsky lay down and cheated on the viscon. held

religious sects like the church of jesus christ of latter-day's, seventh-day adventist, shakers, jehovah's witnesses and christian science to name a few of the more successful and long-lived. it also led to many social experiments in a search for a new way of living where property was to be held in common. the most famous of these was new harmony, indiana. it was founded in 1825 by a wealthy british industrialist by robert owen, one of the founders of the movement that came to be called utopian socialism. it got that name because the founders of the movement believed socialism could be achieved without class struggle but rather by example. that society could work in a different and better way and as with ralph waldo emerson's better mousetrap the world would be the path to your dorm. marks and angles dismissed this is utopian and the term stuck. marks and angles for once were right. owen put his money where his mouth was, he bought an entire town, 20,000 acres in the southwest corner of indiana plus the buildings and infrastructure through a german religious sect to the decided to relocate

is seeking to recruit big numbers, $50000.00 additional troops, the fight against the persistent jehovah insurgency. thousands of people have been killed by such extremist groups. there, over the past 7 years, the country's previous president was overthrown by the military 2 months ago on allegations that he had failed to properly deal with a rising islamist wave, 30000 troops. i've already been recruited in the latest drive to eliminate the militant forces. we heard from local residents who expressed their willingness to fight for their country, including one whose 80 years old le 1000 years and nobody took a square centimeter of our territory. i was 16 and i decided to join the army. if one day my country is attacked, even if i am 80 years old, if i can raise my little finger than i will join the army. by volunteering m bruning my stone to the construction of foreign nation, a nation under threat under tara, it is true that 40 percent of the territories and terrorist control. but i hope that with this recruitment together will be able to restore the whole national territory. i think th

he disappeared, jehovah, it's hard for me to hit the road with you. now. i forgot chapel banjo. i went to the law. lemme already on my way. i can swing by your place soon. well, and we can have a luke in your area. oh, wow. the know are the i thought i'd need to talk it over with my wife 1st. all that wants to learn. okay. take care. oh no. yeah. oh well you didn't look at this poster right here. again, that was what's with those shoes. but hey, hillary, getting a new building so just another missing child about or draw. ah yes, i saw this one a month ago. oh, to time what? that's his name. how you thought? yes. lisa tuan. oh says right here. how do you come? shoot. but you took the wrong role on one moment. well yeah. when you thought that out, you should have turned off 3 kilometers earlier long. you don't listen to me. and where's your hat on? what do you live now more than the other left at home? i will, and those clogs vogue, resident georgia. that good for baking. then you chill girl. the one off your putting up posters again and doing the same thing that you did before th

now you have to conquer the four elements of water into the earth, jehovah and the team that rises tohe main crystal on the tower will become the winner of this level and continue to fight. place in the final it's time to load the first test of the element of water for the arena until calm but soon a real storm will begin a second second in the arena, a real tornado, i'll ask for a minute, nothing will hold them back today, however, give you a word first run at the start from the irresistible destroyer you look really ready to destroy. please leave a whole cool obstacles and a hurricane is preparing from the tornado team. come on, come on. ai what a good fellow. the destroyer from my team fell on the pipes, but for now i hope he can handle this section. listen to the support team. as if you show yourself, it’s for you for sure, it seems to me, now the participants of both teams are tuned in to some special wave ; each of you is engaged in fire rescue sports. i think you will pass the tests with ease, but uh, high hopes are placed, of course, on the destroyer, and he passed. very fashi

such as the church of jesus christ that today, seven day advantageous, jehovah's witness the shakers-- to name just a few of the more successful and long lived. many social experiments in a search for new ways of living where property was to be held in common. the most famous of these projects was new harmony, indiana. it was founded in 1825 by a wealthy british industrialist named robert owen. he was one of the founders of the movement that came to be known utopian socialism. it got that name, by the way, because the founders of the movement believe that socialism could be achieved without class struggle but by example. demonstrate that society could work in a different and better way and, as with ralph waldo emerson's better mouse trap, the world would go to your door. marx and engel's dismissed this as utopian and the term stuck. marx and engels, for once, were right. owen put his money where his mouth was. in 1825 he bought an entire town, 20,000 acres plus the building and infrastructure from the german religious sect that decided to relocate. he paid $150, 000, a very substanti

her son has more from edward butler, jehovah leave, yet many were killed and others injured. most of them, the children and women as the regimes forces targeted this idp camp and carefully shallows. it lives western country, side of this whole water. according to the serene opposition, these camps were targeted by missiles carrying the internationally band, cluster bombs. this explains the high number of casualties among the internally displaced. citizens has threatened sprayed of ro, vast area, followed the farther than he, i shot the civil defense. his rescue teams recovered the dead bodies and the injured were taken to the nearest specialists, hospitals, and lube. they also removed the wreckage of the cluster bombs from within the camp . in addition, many of the tents caught fire as a result of the attack war. holler, min, that'll cove fear and panic caused many of the families in those camps to run to the nearby woods. they feel more strikes to come, especially this is not the 1st time the regimes forces of targeted on the p camps. according to civil defense, alyssa, pac

still somewhere jehovah, when you thought budget her fortune july, july to june, july the what issue? judging from when you to differ what a normal life did you guys beaujolais with julie? a conveyance of each moment. mm hm. yeah, it's a shame in ah is asi international. a person, reportedly a russian prisoner of war showing being held captive by ukrainian soldiers is bound in a casket, allegedly set to be buried alive. that's portly. what a chilling video shows posted by a ukranian military officer to his twitter account, a warning you will find this disturbing. what do you mind? what joy look away? in a separate case, the un has called on kia to investigate video. that's also a most online, reportedly showing at least 11 russian prisoners of war who were killed by ukrainian forces. a key west. a news outlet says it's verified the authenticity of the footage in a sharp contrast to a tendency of a well denying potential ukrainian war crimes. the video appeared to show russian soldiers who were alive lined up on the ground. in the following scenes, they were then laying lifeless in the

to what was expected and from the law and israel to obey and honor the lord god jehovah. >> i say this in my book, they refused to bow down to culture basically. that is what they were doing. and they were willing to go into a fiery furnace rather than compromise their convictions just like you did. there is no fiery furnace. god was able to deliver us. but ifiv he doesn't we're still there. were going to the courts and if we win, great. if not they are still going to do ourll best to obey him. >> you also talk about on a personal level you talk about how the cake shop over the years brought you and your father closer together. i thinkr you said that when you were young you weren't really that close with him. the cake shop really brought you closer. tell us how that happened. >> was like i never saw my daddy never came to baseball games but didn't play baseball anyway. he would take me fishing, he had a job to do and i had friends but we just did not have the opportunity to be really close. i love my dad a great deal and he loved me. but that will be opened the shop, i was nervous to a

enemies if you want to know what to do tie about frustrations, your anger, your anger take it to jehovahcreator. >> when i get ready to give up say i would rather go home to you this place is a mess of our own home i want to go home to you, he said kathy do you think this comes as a surprise to movering that is happening i knew how this election would go who would win, lose, i am sovereign god in all things you know when hebrew no word for coincidence jews believe god is sovereign god or not god at all. what are we going to do trust him or trust in -- the machinations of governments the men human beings made a huge mess of this garden he first put us in. >> thank you for sharing matthew, i love the fact that one way you express your faith to fans is that daily bible verse through twitter, you shared the quote every kingdom divided against itself will be ruined i think so apropos for what we're seeing he said matthew 12:25 but let me get your take on those versus, how people can find what resonates with them for those may not be as comfortable with bible reading as you. >> have sure. ther

do, what they knew was expected of them from the law in israel and to obey and honor the lord god jehovah. >> yeah. they basically, and i say this in my week, they re-- in my book, they refused to bow down to culture, basically, and they were willing to go into a fiery furnace rather than compromise their convictions just like you did. there was no fiery furnace, but -- >> no. they also said, you know, our god is able to deliver us. but if he doesn't, still we'll obey him. and we're going through the courts, and we win, great. if not, we're still going to do our best to obey him. >> and you talk about also you just, in a personal, on a personal level, you talk about how the cake shop over the years brought you and your father closer together because i think you said that when you were young, you weren't really that close with him, and there was kind of a distance. but cake shop really brought you closer. tell us how that happened. >> well, it wasn't like i never saw my dad, you know, he never came to baseball. i didn't play baseball anyway, but we would play catch on the field, he would t

we have the beginning of many of the jehovah's witness cases and objections to policy. and so it's one of the courts of what we now call the culture wars. it's a very with the court tries to do would be to punch. i think that's the lazy way to put it they try to restrict their ruling to the facts that are presented that is why we have a larger ruling later with the school prayer cases and other things that happened during the war in court. many of those issues had been decided as and narrowly as possible during the truman times. that was due in no small part to justice who was the only jewish member of the court. who had great open prejudice, had a large voice on the court in that respect. i think the feelings of those issues but became larger later. >> somebody else asked what got you interested or to rank him against president and the last hundred years? >> president truman and researching my first book the legal struggle what we now call a civil rights movement outlined its weight in the courts and has had such an outside effect on it. particularly with the blinding

we had the beginning of many of the jehovah's witness cases, their objections to policy. one of the initial forays into what we have. it is called the culture wars. back then, the court was very reticent. for the court trying to do, a good way to put it would be dependent. that is always a way to put it. i would say that they try to restrict their ruling to the fact that we are presented. that we got larger ruling later. there were the cases that happened that were more important. many of those issues have been decided. that was during the truman times. i was to do not small part of the work of justice felix frankfurt. particularyly as the only one jewish member of the court. this was during a time of open prejudice. there was a large voice on the court. there is the beginning of those issues. they became larger later. >> somebody else asks, what got you interested in truman to begin with? where would you rank him among president in the last 100 years? >> i became interested in president truman while researching my first book, on militant branch. i saw how the struggle, t

camilla jehovah's is a congressional reporter for the washington post. -- governor affairs consultantman is a former deputy assistant to president biden and formally the domestic policy adviser to vice president kamala harris. welcome, welcome to you all. i want to start in pennsylvania. pennsylvania, you've got former president obama, current president joe biden, any minute they are gonna come out. hopefully they don't come out in a -- we can get to chatting. they are rallying there. now, before fairly, president obama was in pittsburgh earlier. i want to play a little bit of what he had to say. take a listen. >> the good news is, you have the power in your hands to steer this country any better direction. but it only happens if you vote. it only happens if you participate. >> it's a turnout message, okay? so camilla, you know both president biden and president obama won more than 50% of the vote in pennsylvania. what do you think these appearances today are going to do for turnout three days before election day? >> well, obama is known for really galvanizing and moving voters to go

part, that they have nothing left inside ; and by the way, in ukraine, the truth and the fields of jehovahs such an opinion. here a rumor resonated a little about what cyril said, he said such a phrase that and we win energy. i would say europe has lost the distance to itself. we are not not did not enter into any confrontation, who blew up, yes, which ceiling vladimir sergeevich europe shot not only its own leg, but in general everything that was possible, because europe was actually guided, but in this energy madness, the lenin principle, it is necessary to get involved in a fight. and then we'll see, you see, let's bring it all down, and again with this ceiling. after all, the problem could theoretically be dealt with, but it turns out that from this ceiling. excuse me, the plaster is crumbling, because constantly someone slams the door loudly, so to speak, hungary bakh everything is there, yes, and then, uh, the roof is still leaking, and there are these oil stains, and each has its own ceiling, each side has its own ceiling. that's why this self-frame mechanism - we didn't destroy any

further in the program, that vladimir jehovah was most surprised in america and we were warned that youed, but not the one with which they frightened me and with what leonid yakubovich struck vladimir and the evangelist, it was a conversation. it was absolutely unique warm deep. and i just remember some things by heart. well, first of all, i can't refuse him this time. secondly, i came here to you for the same reason. you guys know how to talk to people sincerely and honestly and it attracts. watch in a few minutes. the long-awaited premiere, but this is very interesting. she puts forward new versions of death. what's serious? everything is always serious with us, because she opens a new season. i have suspected new secrets of the investigation, of course, at 21:20 on the russia channel in these frames, 47-year-old with many children, mother olga goncharova, she lived with her family in the village of eremovka, under raisins in this area. were fought, the most fierce battles. bars 13 fighters saved our lives with their lives. i kissed his hands. guys in the criminal city, to communicate

we are waiting for the finals, and we are sure that jehovah's results., all the more so, there is not much time left to wait, we meet at the tvs today at 5:30 pm on our channel. well, then a minute a day the steel press is a simple but very effective exercise for strengthening the abdominal muscles will learn to do shortly after the lead. in the morning, russia turned out to be two settlements in the donetsk people's republic, this was reported in the representative office of the dpr center for control and coordination of issues related to war crimes of ukraine, a total of four shells of 152 mm caliber were fired information about the victims and destruction. combat missions in the course of a special military operation are performed by crews in multi-purpose fighters su-30 and su-35; they patrol a given area and cover in action attack aircraft, as well as helicopters, it is pleasant to strike at military facilities and equipment of militants. during one of the sorties, a timely detected one was destroyed in an enemy aircraft. at the training grounds of