igor so moscow russia officially stopped paying karl marx ivan wrote about this liberated muscovy from yoke not with one bold blow, but as a result of almost twenty years of hard work. he did not crush her, but got rid of him from under tishka, so the overthrow of this yoke seemed more a matter of nature than hands. when the tatar monster finally breathed his last, ivan appeared to his mortal hell, rather, as a doctor who predicted death and used it to his advantage, and here are his interests in 1485 . followed by the accession of tver and rows to moscow in the same year, the construction of the moscow kremlin and the faceted chamber began construction will be completed in 1508 in 1500, 5 years before his death, ivan iii began a war with lithuania ; it was extremely successful and ended with the blagoveshchensk truce of march 25, 1503 for a period of 6 years. the muscovite kingdom received a territory covering the upper reaches of the akija dnieper from 19 to border cities, including chernigov gomel novgorod seversky and bryansk and ivan iii knew what he was doing, he was collecting r

well, in odessa you can compare, for example, instead of karl marx street, the name ekaterininsky was returned. that is, this is not even a renaming. but because we, for example, know that deribasovskaya street was also in the first years of soviet power, but the whole world famous deribanskaya. yes, it was also renamed by the bolsheviks there in the twentieth year, in my opinion, in fat. well, after the war. eh, did the soviet government understand? what, well, that's the name of deribasov. yes, it's kind of organic for this place, and it's back. that is, this practice was already in soviet times. we know for sure in leningrad the same things, that is , the old names simply returned, it was returned in the nineties in odessa, this is exactly what happened yes, the same monument. uh, in fact, empress catherine yes , which now takes the beginning of catherine street from this square. together there was a soviet monument to the potemkinites, they didn’t begin to break it, dump it with a crane shoot down. no, they carefully dismantled it , moved it, uh, towards the entrance of the odessa

well, in odessa it can be compared, for example, instead of karl marx street, the name ekaterininskyas returned . that is, this is not even a renaming. but because we, for example, know that deribasovskaya street was also in the early years of soviet power, but the whole world famous derban. yes, it's been renamed too. the bolsheviks are there in the twentieth year, in my opinion, in fat. well, after the war. eh, did the soviet government understand? what, well, that's the name of deribasov. yes, it's kind of organic for this place, and it's back. that is, this practice was already in soviet times. we know for sure in leningrad the same things, that is , the old names simply returned. that's exactly what happened in odessa in the nineties . yes, the same monument. uh, actually empress catherine yes, which now originates catherine street from this square, and in its place was they did not begin to break the soviet monument to the potemkinites, to break it with a crane, to dump it and shoot it down. no, they carefully dismantled it, moved it to the side of the odessa port checkpoint, y

people like reagan and activists attribute false quotes to him like this, a quote from communist karl marxl legacy on gun safety shows how common sense can help lead us to common ground. and that's your reality check. >> and yet why does it all feel like a dream? right? >> it is not a fevered dream. it is in fact what happened. you can look it up. >> all right. i don't have to. i have you, john avlon, with your react check. thank you for that. >>> next, we're going to be joined by the new queen bee, the new scripps national spelling bee champ who will be with us here on "new day" after an incredibly impressive and historic spell-off. this is koli. my foster fail (laughs). when i first started fostering koli i had been giving him kibble. it never looked or f felt like real food. but with the farmer's dodog you can see the piececes of turkey. it smells like actual food. i saw a difference almost overnight.. healthy poops, healthy dog, right? as he's aged, he's still quite energetic and youthful. i really attribute that to diet. you know, he's my buddy. my job is to keep my buddy safe and hap

even karl marx also calls for investing in the rostov region.'s also look at the booth of bashkiria, but not because i'm not from there at all. don't even think about it, but because investors are lured here not with bread and salt and met, but with honey and soda, by the way, there are still imported substitutes for our powder. and we finish our short excursion to the thematic site roscongress and rosselkhozbank which is called grapes, let's try our luck. well, of course, they said that only for participants, and here on this wine note, colleagues i have everything well, denis thank you for this vivid review, thank you, but he continues. western sanctions do not affect the course of the waste reform in the country, the head of the russian environmental operator said in an interview with ntv. according to denis gutsaev, things are going on in this series. even better than planned. every third kilogram of waste in the country is sorted for recycling. all the same, in principle, not bad, but still there are certain difficulties associated with the

well, in odessa you can compare, for example, yes, instead of karl marx street, the name ekaterininsky a rename. but because we, for example, know that derebasovskaya streets were also in the first years of soviet power, but the whole world famous devatskaya. yes, it was also renamed by the bolsheviks there in the twentieth year, in my opinion, in fat. well, after the war. eh, did the soviet government understand? what, well, that's the name of deribasov. yes, it's kind of organic for this place, and it's back. that is, this practice was already in soviet times. we know for sure in leningrad the same things, that is , the old names of the nineties were simply returning to odessa happened exactly this yes, the same monument. oh yes , the empress. and katerina yes, which now takes the beginning of the street, ekaterininskaya from this square. well, in its place was a soviet monument to the potemkinites, they did not break it with a crane. once broken no, they carefully dismantled it , moved it, uh, towards the checkpoint of the odessa port, yes, where, in fact, there were certain events

however, we do know that karl marx and there's this romance with socialism that permeates part of the democrat party, permeates a lot of our academic institutions, karl marx felt that we had to destroy the american family. as i've said many times before, black lives black lives matter on their website said they wanted to get rid of the western-prescribed nuclear family and it is an insult and mothers and fathers are common everywhere. but it is parent that the plaque lives matter wanted to get rid of the nuclear family and karl mmp ar exmp said he wanted to get rid of it and very few children not having mom and dads and 0% of the children born in america born without mom and dad at home. it didn't happen. it happened because this institution because i think is the worst president, lyndon johnson began a war on poverty. he began to put the government in a position which they would take care of the children. so in other words, they substituted the government for the father in the home and quickly we refed the moipt which ramped from the middle 60's to the 90's and now is on the upward c

karl marx would love me in the way i go on here in the shifts in the productive base, then the war is over or you just look at the figures and they say what the conclusion is. it is not inevitable. it was not inevitable that there's two young postdocs would discover in time that transformative cavity magnetron a miniaturized radar. it was not inevitable that one came to figure out how to do a very very long-range fighter like the p-51. so technologic technology figures a lot in my narratives here technology transformed to put it in the context of the fighting of the war at sea some of you in the audience who have read a number of books on the controversy of what caused the american victory, especially in the atlantic in the second world war will be familiar with certain works, which say once the liberty ships the standard standard commercial vessel was produced in very very large numbers by 1943 44 the war is over in the bible. it doesn't matter about the story or doesn't matter about the earlier losses for example in this seems to me is a naval historian truly not right. alternatives

, karl marx felt in order for socialism to exist you had to get rid of the family. we all know that in the last election, black lives matter was a powerful group and the black lives matter, the founders anyway, were opposed to the traditional american nuclear family. or as they describe it, the western prescribed nuclear family, which is a lie, by the way. we have nuclear families in countries that are not western countries. there are nuclear families all over latin america and subsaharan africa and asia. it's apparent that powerful groups in this country want to destroy the nuclear family and probably no policy did more to aim the destruction of the american -- to aid in the destruction of the american family than lyndon johnson's war on the family. i think he called it the war on poverty. but it was a war on the family is what it amounted to. i hope after almost 60 years, 60 years? 60 years after, we're approaching 60 years after the war on the family and the huge expansion of the welfare state, that this congress would begin to address the discrimination against

walked past the construction site karl marx i don't know how he appeared behind me hit me on the headr his face, maybe what he looked like, it was very dark there. i didn't see anything. i remember that he was just so big, a healthy man. look , it's not him. don't know. i didn't really see it. what happened next? he hit me again, didn't rape me. and then he took out a knife. some company was walking there, i heard voices behind the fence and screamed. he got scared and ran away didn't limp by accident. i don't remember, but you understand what state i was in, right? it's just so important. i really don't remember. it's a pity, nelya, you were wearing something red, no, although the purse was a red purse. and you do not remember any was a day not saturday. and why is it so important, because on saturdays my father sleeps at home. no, it wasn't saturday. what a cacophone, and i give her modern labor, i don’t use mine tangerines, but automobile votkas, this is what stravinsky said. caution forgive forgive you it hurts you were discharged yes, they did not want to be discharged, but i ins

no one less than karl marx made the observation that the emancipation proclamation reads like a summonssent by one county court house lawyer to another. and indeed it does read that way! it is very technical, it is very legal and it's atmosphere and then, people look at this, and they scratch their heads and say, why? here's a man capable of writing the gettysburg address, the second inaugural. why, suddenly, when he comes to do perhaps the greatest deed of his administration, maybe the single greatest feat of any american president, does he suddenly drop back into professional, legal language? that has led a number of people to draw the conclusion that he didn't really mean it. his heart wasn't really enough in it. if his heart really had been in emancipation, he could've produced something equally eloquence as the gettysburg address or the second inaugural. and this is what led richard half stature in 1948 to make the memorable comment, probably the comment most memorably attached to the emancipation proclamation, that the proclamation had all the moral grandeur of a bill of lading. i

leaders of the emancipation of labor group, plekhanov and axelrod in france with the son-in-law of karl marxersburg began preparations for the revolution. here is what he then wrote, we believe that the means should be exactly those indicated by the emancipation of labor groups agitation of the revolutionary organization, the transition at a convenient moment to a decisive attack not refusing and actors. from the protocol of the interrogation of admiral kolchak in 1900, i have been promoted to lieutenant since that time. i started doing scientific work quite unexpectedly for myself. i received an offer from baron tolle to take part in organized by the academy of sciences under his command of the northern polar expedition as a hydrologist. for the russian state, this was one of the priority areas of scientific development, in many respects, because the task was to lay and develop the northern sea route, but at the same time, the expedition was of great importance; a number of new geographical objects were discovered, including islands and, not by chance, one of the open expeditions islands of

karl marx was one of the babies who died. we refuse them or understand one simple one.re, don't we shouldn't take. why we refuse one of the oldest ideas, we must take other old ones said, we must look ahead to the 21st century. that's the most we can do right now. this is, by the way, the biggest problem of our country, when we finally realized that the west is not a decree there, you know what the biggest problem is. we now fight because of the problems of the past from time to time. that is, you deny the theatrical novel then is, why new books by writers? the new testament is also a good idea, yes, but denial is denial, yes, we will all agree on the koran. i 'll say this, i would not touch this topic at all. yes, there, because, seriously speaking, the deepest study of religious texts has never harmed anyone. but excessive dogmatism often translated misreadings into tragic consequences, but i don’t know a single great philosopher who would pass by studying, moreover, a thoroughly religious text. here such it is not known yet, well, we started hmm about the use of nucl

popular work that is distributed both in the united states of america and in western europe this is karl marxse more than fukuoma. today, that's for sure. ukraine's relations have spoken here. negotiations and all diplomatic negotiations, they have two goals or to determine the balance of power at the moment and try not only to legitimize it, but to establish it for some future. and sometimes there seem to be all sorts of sentences, another goal is to achieve during the understanding something that could not be achieved by anyone. and now these hints with the organization are directed towards this. yes, yes, they realized that already the goal they set to defeat russia was crazy man on the ukrainian territory is not possible. cause great damage to russia, but they still dream. now they have a different purpose. how to end this war cheaper, so that ukraine pays the price as little as possible, because it is not ukraine that will pay this price, it is they who pay it all. because the whole of ukraine was supposed to be their outpost against russia, if russia takes away part of the territory, th

restriction on the purchase of russian gold, i immediately recall that in the 19th century the notorious karl marxe deduced the free market formulas. the first formula is that whatever uh, the bourgeois is looking for first turn profit and any enterprise looking for profit second freedom of the functioning of the world economy. remember marx's favorite example because of the us civil war, the supply of cotton is limited. well , it never occurred to marx that the us government could tell you we are imposing an embargo on cotton supplies and not change the supply, probably for him. it would be a total nightmare. which no economist simply can take into account. now this is becoming the norm, that is, and the free market can forget about the idea of ​​liberalism in the economy companies are prohibited from earning in certain countries, despite their losses. well, they will think that you have losses. we decided that it was necessary. this means that it is necessary to continue to ban the purchase of gold, which will lead to a wild increase in the price of gold on the market, in which the western count

let's say the german language on the territory of ukraine, because the capital of karl marx is written, why did you need to adopt the law in the language yes so hastily yes so rudely. yes, i understand that this will cause a confrontation, as if you don’t justify it, it’s on your own, it may be some kind of internal unconscious desire to split up, disperse , fall apart, finally the bosses no, let’s remember the statement of one american leader the new order is being built on, uh, the ruins of russia against russia at the expense of russia, the germans are not in this case the enemies of the general humanity that today steers the political processes about russia, they have appointed us enemies. and therefore, part of , the task of ukraine is, first of all, to fight against russia, to be anti-russia, but also to become some kind of mill for grinding part of the russian people and turning it into some other political nation, which today we are actively and partially observing. let's say success. uh, ukrainian propaganda i did it, in my opinion, i translated it already approximately, but i

work that is being distributed both in the united states of america and in western europe this is karl marxpower at the moment and try not only to legitimize it, but also to establish it for some future. and sometimes democratic sentences can be another goal to achieve during the stay something that could not be achieved on the field of god, and now these hints with the organization are directed to this. they realized that already the goal that they set to defeat russia as a crazy person was not successful on ukrainian territory. cause great damage to russia, but they still dream. now they have a different purpose. how to make it cheaper for ukraine to pay as little as possible the price, because this price? because the whole of ukraine was supposed to be their outpost against russia if russia part of the territory will be taken away, which means that this outpost will be less viable and less effective, so they talk about negotiations in order to save this maidan regime through negotiations to save this power. and leave her some territory that they can then use. in my own interests, because

we need to make sure they are educated about the rise of communism starting with karl marx and how lennoniences of oppression under the gulags system and the resistance those in central and eastern europe fought against communism and succeeded in defeating soviet communism in europe. rachel: what a great trip for a teacher to take their kids. 1.5 million people, living under the brutality of communism and heading up an important project. >> look forward to hosting you sometime. rachel: can't wait. my podcast with my husband, we interviewed daniel martino about his projects going to schools from other dissidents to talk in person about the dangers of socialism. hope you will listen to this and bring the speakers into your school. still had our nation's capital is so desperate for law and order dc's mayor announced a $20,000 hiring bonus. lawrence jones on this decision to back the blue next. ♪♪ it's dr. scholl's time. our insoles are designed with unique massaging gel waves, for all-day comfort and energy. find your relief in store or online. dad, when is the future? um, oh wow. um, the fu

let's say the german language on the territory of ukraine, because the capital of karl marx is writtenn, as if not to justify, it's on its own, maybe some kind of internal unconscious desire to split up, disperse, fall apart, finally the bosses no, well, let's remember the statement of one american leader, the new order is built on, er, the ruins of russia against russia at the expense of russia, the germans are not in this case the enemies of that, universal humanity, which today rules political trials about russia is they have appointed us enemies. and therefore, part of, uh, the task of ukraine is, first of all, to fight with russia , to be anti-russia, but also to become some kind of mill to grind part of the russian people and turn it into some other political nation, which today we are actively observing and partially. let's say success. uh, ukrainian propaganda made the russian language, in my opinion, they already translated an example, but it hurts, so i’ll say it again, i had a deceased now, my aunt lived. here her name was rosa. well, it's a completely classic odessa aunt. a