doctor spaulding knowing what know about karl marx and joseph stalin would karl marx have approved of josef stalin's actions? that's an excellent question about if marx got on in his time machine, what would he have thought if he showed up? i think part of it is when would he have shown up? would he would he would he have been in the gulag himself or would he have been in a party meeting where he talk about the very important ways in which we are spreading communism? that to me would be a big question to this. would he know everything? would he know what lenin, who idolized him had done? would he would he say, okay, yes, i want communism so much. and i did say i did say i wrote it. i wrote it that there would be violence necessary is this what i meant? now that part, i don't know. but there is so much in marxism as an which really helps lenin do what he does and stalin do what he did and mao do what he did and all the others that we can talk about. so, you know, he might be proud some ways for what he would have, you know, contributed to. have you ever seen communism adopted by a majo

sausage and the parade of idiocy did not end there, and in odessa the authorities took the bust of karl marxnd simply renamed it the bust. christ botev , the bulgarian poet was even banned from cartoons a la from prostokvashino. and how do you go to jail for a whole year because of a t-shirt with the inscription of the ussr, a resident of krivoy rog was sentenced to a year. imprisonment, but after they took pity and changed the sentence to probation also for 1 year. now the entire subsequent period he needs to report on changing the work of the place of residence, as well as coordinating any trips abroad. and here is what the superplan offers for belarusians, the introduction of criminal liability for publicly insulting the belarusian language , re-learning belarusian status as the only state language, and they offer this in a country where there is a language issue. in contrast to the same ukraine in general , the typical buildup of society has never been a problem. you see that at the forefront, in addition to measures of economic integration, political military and see that at the forefro

sausage and the parade of idiocy did not end there, and in odessa, the authorities took the bust of karl marxy renamed the bust. christ botev, a bulgarian poet, was even banned from cartoons a la from prostokvashino. how do you go to jail for a whole year because of a t- shirt with the inscription of the ussr of a resident of krivoy rog sentenced to a year in prison, but then took pity and changed the sentence to probation also for 1 year. now , for the entire subsequent period, he needs to report on the change in the work of the place of residence, as well as coordinate any trips abroad. and here is what the superplan offers for belarusians, the introduction of criminal liability for publicly insulting the belarusian language, the translation into belarusian of the entire life of the belarusian army of schools of cultural events and, most importantly , the return of belarusian status the only state language. and this they offer in a country where there are language issues. in contrast to the same ukraine, in general , it has never been a problem, a typical buildup of society. you see that at

problem, that is, politicians have their own ideas that now it will be like a gentleman before, that karl marxbut we can still think in terms of the middle of the 19th century and be surprised. why do our conclusions all the time turn out to be wrong, but we, as marxists, treat marz creatively, and therefore we understand that it is necessary to look here what i said, it just contradicts marx, if you mean this is equipment, because there were no classics, no the very concept of social relations productive forces - this is already a classic device, that is, the very use of this device, no matter how you take it. you can certainly get out of the apparatus in our country thrown out. overboard of pushkin’s modernity, you understand that this is a conceptual apparatus for the analysis of political economy, and now , unfortunately, this conceptual apparatus also requires a certain friendship, defined for a person welcome to the banana republic about their affairs i quote a phrase that i really liked america waged wars against totalitarian regimes. hitler from stalin and so on, that we are like them.

karl marx once said religion was the opium of the masses. what was meant by that?ix days or seven days a week, workers in many countries are absolutely ground to dust working very hard every day. the way it seek refuge -- to seek refuge is churches, et cetera. when you have city you have churches on almost every corner. and that is what is readily available. what is not to most americans is a clinic, a hospital, what have you, that is readily available and affordable. i wanted to ask the congress person whether or not he believes we should move rapidly to a nationalized healthcare system that we could provide everyone in this country with readily accessible mental, behavioral, physical healthcare. host: we will go to ralph in missouri, republican line. caller: the last guest was ingenuous, he lost credibility about not answering about his past. it is known about his affair with his mistress and urging her to get an abortion. what is lacking is truth and doctrine. where do we learn these things. this country is founded on the bible most expressly king james bible. i

checkpoints because the number of millionaires are communists working free volodya, just don't remember karl marxd what do you remember how he endured the brain of his daughter's future husband , figuring out if he has enough money to support the girl? you're a marxist, wait, i'm not saying anything about the lack of money. let 's not, so you, if you want to be a marxist, study the theory comrade, it's a pity. here with him. do you remember, yes, how are you? well, big time passes, you know? in this studio with him. do you remember how fights are? yes, but then we found a common language and it's still true, argued hmm as for. that's something about something ended if you were filmed. such would be happiness for you being the first question. first question. this is a weapon. this is an ideological weapon. you are also a talented journalist like you are on television, you understand? well, yes, uh, you can’t refuse this. uh, and of course, he i think for a long time without a job replaceable there are unforgettable and this too. yes? well, you see how you liked it, i state that the person is rated

the street where shooting, but with these karl marx but now among the locals it is already called theheburashkin film. about adventure. cheburashki has become the absolute leader in the history of russian box office, it has been watched more. 22 million people, and the amount of fees is approaching 7 billion rubles. ilya on economics all thanks for this economic review. the solemn ceremony took place in rostov-on-don , and the soldiers of the formations who distinguished themselves during the special operation, which celebrate this year 30 years from the date of its creation, also received awards. zolotov thanked the military for exemplary and fulfillment of tasks to contain the terrorist threat and restore peaceful life in the liberated territories. today we are opening a new page, the glorious military annals of the southern district of the national guard troops from now on, your illustrious association is named from the nineties and the presentation of high statehood awards. this is an objective recognition of the high military merits of all generations of law enforcement soldiers.

there from far of the past, the same kyakhta product, about which karl marx wrote scrupulously in his articles, calculating that by the middle of the 19th century, tea was sold annually in kyakhta for a total of 15 million us dollars 420 million. at current prices, history is turning back again, these are not empty words. this is actually the way it is in the summer , logisticians came to us. they were interested not just in the museum, they looked at the map, that is , there is the path to the logistics along which all trade routes went from everywhere. well, including natural with china, that is, china transbaikalia is a yacht and so on, and we can say it is right at the gate. this is all new forgotten, maybe the old tea way here, which they saw. it cannot be repeated in the form in which it was, but it is just an indicator that all this is possible. here's tea putin repeat but only tens, if not hundreds of points of our trade exchange, and then scientific education for us. we must prepare for the fact that the process of interaction will be so global that many things will seem very

here we have karl marx, too, central but it is normal. now we will deliver to the makar area, we are taxi drivers. we are on order. yes, we do not want to go to see. it's horrible. it works out. the same street you were talking about. here is the same story. and when it rains, that is, like this, pits are everywhere, that is, you can get dirty. still a man you drive up to the house, that you may not go to the locals, we’ll come up there, we’ll just talk. hello tell us, please, about your road, when the sewer was installed, there is no road. and how long has this problem been in general, in general, we had an embankment road , which was poured out was good later, when the sewer was installed, we have all the communications here, except for the sewer, the sewer was done, and there is no road, but they promise that they will make asphalt . and when it will be with me , the children said, mom, we can’t come to you, because it's so expensive to spend. here are the children to hold. well, how will you spend the children? here i have two grandch

this was justified, of course, clearly the development of people by karl marx, they were in the unifiedgerman field, therefore they were divided, who walked. that is why they arose. i'll tell you even more money that the secret of soviet development, in particular the economic one, was based on german. at the beginning of the 20th century, as you well know, about whom we later monetized on the works of mendeleev , first of all, dmitry ivanovich mendeleev , before the non-branch balance worked, was not only a master of cortonage, but we love him not for this for 40% vodka solution 96%. someone loves for furry. balance. someone sees beyond 40%. you can love to beat, you can love dmitry too, uh, mendeleev wanted to say medvedev yes, well, dmitry is also carrying him, then somewhere there will be anatolyevich, of course. eventually. yes, this mendeleev was different. here is his favorite not only for this one. old martyrs like the old marxist like that. here, tell me even now these speeches of this crazy professor of french, really, who are they from where do they get about various. cultura

here we have karl marx, too, central, but she normal.kar area, we are taxi drivers. we are on order. yes, we do not want to go the road. this turns out to be the same street that you talked about further. here is the same story. and when it rains, that is, like this, there are pits everywhere, that is, you can get dirty to a person, you will drive up to the house, that you may not go to the locals, let's go there , just chat. hello tell us, please, about your road, when the sewer was installed.

platforms will temporarily block this section of the highway at the intersection of sechenov and karl marxhird track at the section of khabarovsk one and khabarovsk two will significantly optimize inter-station work the path will not be busy with hauls of locomotives or maneuvers section, they say, railway workers will significantly unload so experts expect to implement in a short time one of the stages of the development of the eastern test site , the creation of the site, the carrying capacity of the far eastern ports should increase by almost 10% to 173 million tons of cargo per year kirill rogachev sergei shulga vesti , khabarovsk and only the release of the vesti program duty on the air immediately after the sbermarket advertisement has everything you love up to 20 percent discount on chilled chicken from the sbermarket meter. book profitably more more luxurious views and bold styles more energy and metropolitan pace more business opportunities and for yourself more knowledge and smart technologies more square meters and parks kilometers donstroy for those who expect more from moscow.

the lands of the karl marx collective farm near the village of malaya trostenets were chosen for the forced detention of people, convenient from a logistical point of view , advantageous access roads brought jews deported from western europe here. after all, such beautiful girls i drove such women, he he was he was 16 years old. he remembered this, that they were dressed with such beautiful black hair, very chic. some trousers are fine some even suitcases. so he saw and says, they were taken there, uh, and these people did not suspect. even they even waved so much that, uh. send greetings to minsk, trains arrived from germany, and meetings from slovakia and poland each had about a thousand people, but in nazi documents they were numbered in pieces. then they were sorted out , specialists and strong healthy people were selected, about 80,100 people, the rest were to be destroyed. a whole school of children with teachers was taken out of cologne minsk, the road from germany to belarus took several days. during which the children sent postcards to their parents with views of ancient cit

karl marx wrote almost 2 centuries ago at this point about how that's how it works, right? the particular class interests tend to purchase and dominate most of the sort of institutions of the culture as well as most of the institutions of the quality intend to make the job of those who are trying to fight for some kind of change. all of them were difficult, but be that as many weak we persist and we every now and then have significant victories. i think we're probably headed for a sort of a older shifter us a significant change of this sort of new deal magnitude. we're not there yet, but i think we're getting there. and certainly the sorts of calamities that are being brought on by the right wingers are making our job a lot easier. frankly, it's a lot easier to a point to what's happening around them to make your case, which is what we do. well, tucker carlson on fox news, news, trapping, peace negotiations rather than war. i don't know when you mentioned the media, how many television sets you get through. i don't know whether you destroy them, then the debt ceiling is the

similar to what karl marx said in the calmness manifesto. want to the state and be educated in state run the school. they talk their talk of collectivism but they don't walk the walk of it. obama went to a private school in hawaii and went to a private school the first two years and finished up in a private school at columbia and goes to harvard. the girls, sasha and malia were educated at the same private school that the clintons sent to chelsea to and where biden went to private school as it is children. they talk that talk and they do not walk that walk and finally the democrats have embraced black lives matter and until they were criticized, black lives matter on the website wanted to disrupt the nuclear family. the very foundation of our society. the foundation of our children. it's outrageous. >> i know you. i know your wife. admit your kids. you are great parents. you don't need some teachers circumventing the values you would like to instilling your kids. >> that's what the left wants. exactly right. from genesis, proverbs, ephesians

i'm a marxist, i draw my methodology logical inspiration primarily from the works of karl marx. guilty guilty, which means that i'm also writing this history as a history of class conflict. right. and that's what it means primarily for me, writing this history is as a history of class conflict in terms of a more specific theoretical lineage. i ended up sort of, i think. finding one in the practice of this book because so many of the people, the thinkers that i'm relying on theoretically are also characters in, the story. and so by the end of it, by the time i was done with writing this, i had always been just myself as a straight up communist for a long time. and by the time i got to the end of it, i came to understand that really i'm a california communist, that this is a theoretical tradition and that i really identify with where the iww is playing this whole big role, its inner it's poly lingual, it's gender integral aided in ways that the left isn't in other places in the united states racially integrated in the ways that the left not other in the united states very like ad

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what, 32 karl marx street, please, please quickly. yes yes.ch do you really love me? are you soon? dinner then i'll try to hurry. listen sometime. damn what for this old man is back the whole plan thwarted nothing. seems like i'll get it. i'm sure he managed to pick up the medal. so what haven't you found yet? i found out that the car in which he gave you a ride, he stole, and then repainted. now i'm trying to find where we can professionally repaint a stolen car. it's clear. i i hope you're not going anywhere today? will we be silent or what? i walked here. true, i hope i love you. do you love? what is the truth? listen, we said yesterday that i need money and you promised to get it. well, nadia , but i can't do it so fast. why can't you tell me the truth that you went to see this old man yesterday? how do you know that i was in the protected did you take the medals or not? what do you want me? learn mine. why do you know how, now you can still exercise? what the hell is going on here premiere tomorrow at 20:00 on ntv dog listen and you're a

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scene with a rain of oranges was filmed; the street where the shooting took place is actually called karl marx locals it is already called the cheburashkin film. about adventure. cheburashki has become the absolute leader in the history of russian box office, it has been watched more. 22 million people in russia and the amount of fees is approaching 7 billion rubles. about economy all thanks to denis denis economic review of the day, the following news may be of interest to those who use internet for today the birthday of its russian part of runet is april 7, 1994. domain.ru was delegated to russia on the basis of a document that was signed by nine russian providers to the word this is a historical paper that was considered lost communication exchange of information in business and education our correspondent alexei kvashenkin will tell you how russia connected to the global network. the personal computer in the first half of the nineties is the brave new world of computer graphics electronic music. it's just the ability to print and immediately edit texts. it was just a fantasy, but in order

they a come to this university, they read karl marx can and they think that they know everything, andople in these areas. and i also say obama is a huge problem here as well. he's supposed to be the king of equity and anti-racism, and here he is actively displacing black families on chicago's south side is. and this is so typical of democrats in general and especially in chicago because you have the unito oncartels forcing -- the union cartels forcing the black students to stay in the worst cities -- the worst schools in the city. curl covid lori lightfoot and j. j.b. pritzker destroyed black businesses. my favorite restaurant on the south side shut down and never reopened because of those democrat policies. so typical of liberal students at these universities, so typical of barack obama and the democratic party to continually victim his poor minorities. lisa: so well said. yet these residents voted for brandon johnson, so the it's just, you know, it's sad. but e south korea a the duffy, thanks so much for joining us, great job to. and we reached out to the university of chicago for a

channel russia 1, but we continue our discussion, i thought during the commercial break, of course, karl marxuman world as a political economy system, namely a political economy, that's about the economy . we talked before advertising, what is happening with the dollar and how scary it is that it strains americans, this is the economic part, but with the political part systems. it's all very important too. that's interesting in our opinion, an honored lawyer. here's one that worked in past administrations. here's how he assesses the american political situation. american lawyers. the overall picture here is that, as far as i understand, we have crossed the rubicon now that tyranny the law is dead here. they don't use the law when you have the president of the united states in joe biden saying again that donald trump and his supporters are a threat to democracy. he sends a signal to his crowd. he sends a signal to the democrats in congress, he sends a signal to all the prosecutors, and they heard him, they compared trump to hitler and other horrific figures of the historical past, and therefor

and i know i sound like, you know, the biggest karl marx, stan the planet when i say that. but technology capitalism they have a way of taking things that maybe were for one purpose and making them serve others and that moment of realizing that the thing that i was using day and the tools that activists adopted could be turned against them and very quickly used to erode our civil seemed to me deeply deeply flawed and so i really wanted to write about that process historically before we then build a theory of how to change it. sure for me my field my job in all of this is to sort of listen and repeat. since 2017, i've pretty much most of my media intake with alternative media, a variety of sorts in particular what we're talking about here, far right media, which means listening over time, opposed to sort of waiting for the new york times or media matters or one of these other orgs that sort of surfaces the very worst. and i felt that was my job to sort of listen to them at work as well as when they were at play and sort hearing, sort of the specifics of their grievances, but

they're very similar to the things that karl marx said in the communist manifesto. he wanted to divorce children from the state and he wanted children to be to be educated in state run schools. now, look at the clintons, the obamas, the bidens. they talk that talk of collectivism, but they don't walk the walk of it. obama went to a private school in hawaii, went to a private school for his first two years in college, finished up at college at a private school at columbia, then goes to harvard. the girls, sasha and malia, were educated at sidwell friends, the same private school that the clintons sent chelsea to . and biden went to private school as did his children. so they talk that talk. they don't walk that walk. and finally, the democrats have embraced black lives matter. and until they were criticized, black lives matter on their website wanted to disrupt the nuclear intact family. again, the very foundation of our society, the foundation of our children. >> it's outrageous. you know, pete, i know you . i know your wife. i know your kids. i've met your kids. yo

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here we have karl marx too central but it is normal.s. we don't want to go there. it's horrible. this turns out to be the same street that you talked about further. here is the same story. and when it rains, that is, like this, like this, like this, there will be holes everywhere, that is, you can get dirty. here you will drive up to a person under the house that you may not leave. let's, you and me, maybe we'll fit the locals there. here we are just talking. hello tell us, please, about your way, when drained, there is no road. and how long ago did we have this problem in general? the causeway, which was poured out was good later, when the sewerage was shed, here we have all communications, except for the sewerage, the sewerage was done, and there is no road, but they promise that they will make asphalt . and when it will be with me, the children said, mom, we can’t come to you, because it’s such a road to spend children. here are the children to hold. well, how will you spend the children? here i have two grandchildren of the same fou

karl marx, friedrich hegel and so in classical philosophy which by the way is every kid should read to that. if you don't read you can't know. in classical philosophy they are interested in what things are. what is it to be human. the fundamental question and philosophy with which it was born is what is it to be good. sorry. >> should we take it? [laughter] that was my wife and i think she's got the information that i'm with an attractive woman. [laughter] >> i will meet her afterwards. it's fine. very familiar with each other and hillsdale college sometimes i pass them and i said to a girl one time a complaint somebody had done that to her that it was not right and she is a non-now by the way, this girl. i said i've done that and she said everyone knows you are safe. [laughter] not sure that was a complement. >> i think what we have seen a lot particularly through covid, i think everyone in this room we all understand that we are in a fight for freedom right now in america. what role does education play in keeping america free? >> to be free is to come and nobody is perfectly free. yo

gotha, program there karl marx 2004 1975 public consumption funds.nues. that is , this is the whole topic, which is a little secret. bismarck led pensions strongly after criticizing the state program. what are we talking about? that is, yes , but it was clearly not in development, of course, clearly the development of activities were in the unified scientific german field, so they just walked . that is why they arose. i'll tell you, even more ideas that the secret of the soviet development, in particular economic development, was based on the german works of the early 20th century, as you well know, about which we then mendeleev in the first place. dmitry ivanovich, the branch balance was not only a great cardboard master, but we love him, not for this, but for 40%. 96%, someone loves for the electric mudflow, you can love the balance, you can love dmitry e, mendeleev wanted to say medved video yes somewhere there will be anatolyevich, of course. eventually. yes, it was his mendeleev who was different. honestly, his favorite is not only for this adve

car marks one set -- karl marx once said religion was the opium of the masses. or seven days a week, workers in many countries are ground to dust working very hard every day. they seek refuge in churches, religion. it makes sense. when you give in a city, you have churches in every corner. that is readily available. what is not readily available to most americans is a clinic, a hospital that is affordable. i wanted to ask the congressperson whether or not he believes we should move to a nationalized health care system that we can provide everybody in this country with, readily accessible mental, behavioral and physical health care. host: let's go to ralph's in missouri, republican line. caller: the last guest lost credibility by not answering the question about his past. it is clearly known about his affair and urging her to get an abortion. what is lacking is truth in doctrine. where does this news come from? i wanted to ask your guest about salvation. christ is salvation. truth in doctrine was lost a long time ago. politicians now are mostly entertainers. they

always lag behind the development of productive forces, this is the law, but it should be noted that karl marxmiddle of the 19th century and wonder. why do our conclusions all the time turn out to be wrong, but we , as marxists, have a creative attitude to march, therefore we understand that we need to look here. uh , i said, they just contradict marx. if not, what you mean is the definition here is turnover, because the classics didn't have it. what the classics did not have what he just said. with what joy was not the very concept of social relations always lagging behind the development of the productive forces. no the very concept of social relations productive forces is already a classic apparatus, that is, the very use of this apparatus, no matter how you take it. you can , of course, throw a fence on the air in our country. e modern pushkin because it is a conceptual apparatus for the analysis of political economy. and now, unfortunately, this is also a conceptual apparatus. requires a certain amount of steering, a certain amount of steering, but basically, it works like this, going bac

i hope they are talking about the cpr because the number of millionaires communists working karl marxand what you recall how he endured the brain of his daughter's future husband, figuring out if he has enough money to support the girl? you're a marxist, wait, i'm not saying anything about the lack of money. let's not, so you if you want to be a marxist, study the theory, comrade. it's a pity. today is the birthday of vladimir vladimirovich zhirinovsky oh, he would walk you. and we are with him. do you remember, yes, how are you? well, big time passes, you know? i'm here now, we were sitting big remembering, yes, yes, here in this studio with him. do you remember how about a fight? yes, but then they found a common language and it's still true. arguing hmm as for. here's something finished. do you represent this journalist? now, if you were filmed, what happiness would be for such a type . yes? no, well, why are you surprised? that's what you wonder the first question the first question. well, weapons work in america. this is an ideological weapon you and also a talented journalist su

i mean, karl marx was an- progressive left wing agenda. mean, karl marx was an awful person.ber of medical students who enrollkthere more so why number of medical students who enrollkthere more british ivhy aren't there more british oooioree— aren't there more british doctors? and _ aren't there more british doctors? and does it actually mower— doctors? and does it actually more oe— doctors? and does it actually matter as well?— doctors? and does it actually matter as well? yes , it's matter as well? and yes, it's inor— matter as well? and yes, it's not exciting— matter as well? and yes, it's that exciting time of year, but wnion— that exciting time of year, but wnion eggs— that exciting time of year, but which eggs should you be putting in your— which eggs should you be putting in your basket?— which eggs should you be putting in your basket? i'm— which eggs should you be putting in your basket? i'm going to be ieiiing— in your basket? i'm going to be reiiing you— in your basket? i'm going to be telling you which— in your basket? i'm going to be telling you which ones think

meeting in, in 2018 and one of the one of the labour members asked me if i'd ever read the works of karl marxjust stop oil, these protesters and the way the ottuotton— these protesters and the way the ottuotton to— these protesters and the way the situation is currently being managed?— situation is currently being managed? well i think we're far too oont— managed? well i think we're far too oott on— managed? well i think we're far too oott on on— managed? well i think we're far too soft on on nana . managed? well i think we're far too soft on on nana. '“c e gc too soft on on nana. and it got a too soft on on nana. and it got o ttttto— too soft on on nana. and it got a little bit heated, i think, on it was on wednesday morning in the select the home affairs select committee the committee with me and the commissioner. it commissioner. i didn't want it to heated, what to get heated, but what went before of the answers before that some of the answers or answers he gave actually or non answers he gave actually wound a lot. he was he wound me up a lot. he was he wasn't holding his hands up. he wasn