i don't know how like julius caesar lenin there trotsky or someone i'm already there poincaré they justt even think about it and it's pretty difficult process, because the shortening of memory leads to self-deception. if we talk about the united states but not about the american people, but the prostitution, why did they decide that they can teach the whole world to teach us to teach other countries? the dominance of the most important weapon several decades of the dominance of the us dollar there is a very good book. and by watson it's called confessions of an economic hit man. this is an american who worked, the american government. using only one thing. a large loan is offered. in a small country low interest of course, they take it. and then they begin to dictate certain actions to him and nothing can be done. this is a very serious book. i even thought of a movie about it when you did it, but it's such a complicated topic, it's a difficult question. so this was a real opportunity. now it ends. all this ends. this is a painful process and the resistance will be with a roar and a scr

tell right now hello august 26, fifty-fifth bc, the roman invasion of britain by the troops of julius caesar, the famous commander and strategist, began. crossed the english channel on 80 ships and landed on the dance peninsula. it is in the east of the current county. kent today. there is a memorial here. caesar wanted to teach the tribes of the britons a lesson. whether they helped the gals or not, where he fought on the mainland, but he had only two legions of ships with cavalry, swept away by a storm, but both cavalry and war chariots. were shaved. they attacked several times, the roman camp and it became clear to caesar that he could not be defeated, therefore, he returned to rome and prepared a second expedition no longer on 80, but on 800 ships advanced inland and defeated the enemy. shaved admitted their defeat and agreed to pay. tribute it is interesting that during the military campaign, caesar also began the nature of the geography of britain's local customs and traditions and described all this in his work note on the gallic war on august 26, 1728. vitus bering discovered the str

home generation. for which even the figures of the early xx century. like i don't know how like julius caesar lenin there trotsky or someone i'm already there plan square. they just don't even think about it, and this is a rather complicated process, because the shortening of memory goes to itself. if we talk about the united states but not about the american people but about the establishment, why did they decide that they can teach the whole world to teach us to teach other countries? several decades of dominance of the most important weapon several decades of dominance of the us dollar there are very good book. it's called confessions of an economic hit man. this is an american who worked, the american government. using only one thing. a large loan is offered. a small country at a low interest rate of course, they take it. and then he begins to dictate certain actions and nothing can be done. this is a very serious book. i even thought of a movie about it, when are you doing it, but it's such a complicated topic, it's a difficult question. so this was a real opportunity. now it ends. this

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only everyone's like this is ban experiment it had been 1800 years for the last democracy and julius caesar screwed that up. [laughter] it was another 60 years until there is another democracy on the planet, switzerland. only 14 other countries that have ever been and democracy. that isit all we have ever know. democracy is fragile it always has been fragile and always will be fragile. it is our system of government we have shown the world that has allowed so many people to move up the economic ladder. i am proud of that, i'm excited about that is as real today as it ever has been. >> questions from the floor, from our audience real quickly so what happens her and her six. >> was an insurrection. and it waspa propagated by peope that were feeding lies. simple. b[applause] >> questions from the audience? anybody have any questions you want to make customer we got a microphone will bring it over to you soon get that captured for everyone here. >> already. >> in addition to the two things you said politicians a product is the third elements of the republican propaganda. defunding the police, t

that was rome in julius caesar's screwed that up. it was another 60 years until there was another democracy on the planet, switzerland. there are only 14 other countries that have been a democracy more than a hundred years. we assume democracy is a fatal complex. that's all we've ever known. democracy is fragile. it always has been fragile and always will be fragile, but it's our system of government that we have shown the world that has allowed so many people to move the economic ladder and ultimately uplifted humanity. and so so i'm proud of that i'm excited about that and that is as real today as it ever has been i get to questions from the floor from our audience, but real quickly, so then what happened on january 6th, it was an insurrection. like and and it was it was it was propagated by people that were feeding lives. simple but questions from the audience anybody have any questions you want to make and we have a we've got a microphone. let's bring it over to you so we can get that captured for everyone here. already in additi

a long history goes back to the roman empire if you study it something julius caesar talked about too. when you read that affidavit, what's so offensive and outrageous and shocking to summarize it in a sentence it's an i didn't unfulfilled partisan bureaucrats at the national archives sick the fbi on trump. with a major assist, of course from white house counsel's office which of course reports to president biden. the idea that the national archives has the authority to tell a president what records he can keep or not keep is next level insane. this would be like the national weather service raiding mar-a-lago because they think the president is using the sprinkler was too much this is one of those moments where we have to wake up and say my god we are living in a banana republic now. some loser bureaucrats at the archives sent men with guns to president trump's home because they wanted to. how is this real, jesse? >> jesse: funny you mention the weather service. apparently he had that map of the southeastern united states whereby he drew that projected path of the hurricane. they sei

like julius caesar, augustus, these guys are great men and a g-uppercase-letter m-uppercase-letter trademark mode. but also did horrific things and were able to be personally cruel to even close family members in addition to committing acts of genocide as they were running around being g-uppercase-letter n-uppercase-letter different about napoleon, and so one of the things that drew me too lafayette and why i wanted to write about him more as he seemed more like a good man than a great man. other people asked me this before is he a great man did you write a great man biography? he never quite got to that supreme level that even washington got two or napoleon got to or his contemporaries' got to because he did not have that really ruthless streak in him to be sociopathic or blind to the damage she was causing by his actions that he could go out and do the things that are required to make your mark in history. so he made his mark in history and is heavily involved in so many really, really important advance. he is a transformative figure but along the way he's mostly a good person who tried to

now hello on august 26, the fifty-fifth year bc, the roman invasion of britain by the troops of julius caesareninsula. it is in the east of the current county. kent today. there is a memorial here. caesar wanted to teach the tribes of the britons a lesson. they helped the gals and venets with whom he fought on the mainland, but he had only two legions of ships with a cavalier scattered with a torma, but both cavalry and war chariots. were shaved. they attacked several times, the roman camp and it became clear to caesar that he could not be defeated, therefore, he returned to rome and prepared a second expedition no longer on 80, but on eight hundred ships advanced inland and defeated the enemy. shaved admitted their defeat and agreed to pay. tribute it is interesting that during the military campaign caesar also studied. ancestral geography of britain local customs and traditions and described all this in his work note on the gallic war on august 26, 1728. vitus bering discovered the strait between asia and america, a dane by origin. he served in the russian fleet to equip the expedition, he

even described in our books, because no, leave everything that we had everything that was under julius caesar russia the decembrists. yes, and he wrote down the monster of the decembrists. in their program, the destruction of the royal family of all, including children. it should be noted that this was generally accepted in europe by the bolsheviks, they did not set the goal of destroying the murder of the royal family. it was, and all the decembrists put it in their political program. but yes, it’s just that the decembrists and the decembrists after that are all, well, the european line, because, well, not just the code. they are right in the kingdom. this is not a terrorism state wait a minute. let's go in two great french revolution, and there that are not terrorists. that's just the first classic political product and the mass destruction of families, of course. yes. hello soviet. children still, as the family gave away, they will sell the duchess to ask napoleon the world's greatest scientist cut off his head. all the time of the revolution then chopped off the head of one another. well,

e julius caesar where as you know. shakespeare has the only female role without words.es of women from these three-quarters of the women, and one more. uh, it means that afra is somehow british, yes, and that's only because she is also, uh, so to speak, legal lgbt. here and now in their today's one. well, shakespeare's vision of shakespeare why do you make such a face, kills a brute, as you know in the third act, uh, black uh, lgbt activist and nothing like an expression of humanity. this has become the norm. it has become the norm. this no longer raises any questions now, so to speak, it is not enough to give it incrementally, because it does not work, so to speak. it has already become the norm. what next questions are excellent. let's legalize pedophilia. and this, by the way, touches, well, many almost everyone, but i’m talking about uh, norway is not ready to talk like that, but i ’ll tell you about the same britain there completely. eh, they definitely belong to such things, that is, for them it is cognitive dissonance. that is, well, please, you are engaged there

described even in our books, because no, leave everything that we had everything that was under julius caesarstruction of the royal family of everyone , including children, well, it should be noted. this was generally accepted in europe by the bolsheviks, they did not set the goal of remotely killing the royal family. this was in the course of circumstances, and all the decembrists put this in their political program. but yes, only just the decembrists and the decembrists after that is all, well, the european line, because, well, not just the code. it's straight they're straight it's not terrorism. let's take the french revolution. and there, that nothing was just the first classic gift and the mass destruction of families destroy royal children no, accidentally, yes, well, they destroyed everyone who owns the greatest ingrian ask napoleon, the greatest scientist of the world cut off his head. all the time of the revolution, then they chopped off the head of one another. well , never mind. i say it's all terror violence killing innocent people for political purposes is part of european civili