tell me how karl marx differs from aunt clara karl marx is just an economist aunt clara is a senior economist country now, uh, really. uh, many universities have introduced the direction of preparing the economy, but it is clear that less than a dozen domestic tastes are preparing worthy specialists. you train applied economists or more scientists, and there let them figure out what he should become students self-determine we don’t we set ourselves the task of preparing many scientists, simply because, firstly , the country e does not need too many scientists, more people who will be engaged in business, work in government and most students. and when they come to the first course. they don't know with whom they want to become scientists or bankers. they decide this in the course of training, and in my opinion, well, 5-10 percent of students. then he really continues his economic career. they are doing something else. i know you don't like the word contest and but nevertheless. that's how people of the old formation, after all. let's uh, let's try to figure out this number. what kind of compet

tell us how karl marx differs from aunt clara karl marx is just an economist all the body of a seniord the direction of preparing the economy, but it is clear that less than a dozen domestic tastes are preparing worthy specialists. are you training applied economists or more scientists? and there let them sort it out themselves, where they are, by the way, students self-determine we

most popular museum of the capital, for this we move literally 2 km from the railway station to karl marx street among the huge variety of museums of various exhibitions, it is very easy for guests of the capital to get confused, especially if she visits them very little time. therefore, i propose to get acquainted with the most creative and most iconic ones by visiting the national historical museum. the main historical museum can learn almost everything about the development of the country and the ups and downs of its history in its collection of about 500 thousand items of historical value, including ancient weapons, musical instruments, early printed books, porcelain and much more. more than 130 exhibitions are held here every year. what exhibits? you are the most proud. well , probably not without reason our country is called the country of castles and treasures. yes, here are some of our most unique exhibits. these are just the same treasures, and the first class is a treasure that was found in the river, quite unusual from the whole, as it were , from two parts, this is a cash trea

the land of the karl marx collective farm near the village of malaya trostenets was chosen for the forced detention of people, convenient from a logistical point of view , favorable access roads here brought jews deported from western europe. he says such beautiful girls and such women rode, he he was he was 16 years old. he remembered this, that they were dressed with such beautiful black hair, very chic. some of them are wearing some beautiful trousers , 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, hello, they sent echelons from germany to minsk, and at the meetings and slovakia , poland, each had about a thousand people, well, in nazi documents they were counted in pieces. then they were sorted out, specialists and strong healthy people were selected, about 80,100 people, the rest were to be destroyed. minsk was taken out by a whole school of children with teachers, the road from germany to russia took several days, during which the children sent postcards to their parents with views of ancient

and one of the key propositions karl marx was a romantic before he was a marxist. and emerson, thoreau and melville were harsh critiques of capitalism in ways an overly with marx's vision. you know, marx's with engels and the communist manifesto is one where in fact labor would be a means for people to realize their capacities. it would not be a source of oppression in their daily lives. you know, marx's utopia is you work a few hours a day at a craft. it's meaningful to you. you go fishing or you work or leisure for another part of the day. you're with your family. that is as a book form. labor and leisure could be integrated into a life that is holistic. likewise for thoreau walden pond, there's another way to look at that and that is emerson. was in important ways. what we might say the dialectical thinker as you look at his world that he inherited changing sharply he could see that your older claims of his story the constraints community from the 18th century that lived on were being released though defenders of them wanted to hang on at the same time the market

here , for example, is what karl marx suggests to the powers opposed to russia in the crimean campaign the eastern war. without a doubt, the turkish european fleet can destroy sevastopol and destroy the russian black sea fleet, the allies are able to capture and hold the crimea and occupy clothes to block the sea of ​​azov and untie the hands of the caucasian highlanders, it is necessary to achieve an union with sweden at any cost. if it is necessary to scare denmark, the troops dried up in finland. they would threaten petersburg while the fleet would be bombarded, kronstadt but his own marx, not only directives and proposals, but such heartfelt dreams , i quote, it is necessary to achieve that russia clears, crimea is all for the caucasus and the caucasus, daterik and kuban, so that odessa is burned the harbor in nikolaev was destroyed and the danube was cleared to gollas the last words to clear the danube to gollas, a romanian city bordering moldavia , meant nothing more, nothing less. how to tear ukraine and moldavia away from russia besides , in marx's dreams, russia should again b

diversity by visiting the most popular museum of the capital . 2 km from the railway station to karl marxtreet among a huge variety of museums , various exhibitions, guests of the capital are very easy get confused, especially if she visits them very little time, so i suggest getting to know the most creative and most iconic by visiting the national historical museum. in the main historical museum, you can learn almost everything about the development of the country and the ups and downs of its history in its collection of about 500,000 items of historical value, including ancient weapons, musical instruments, old printed books, porcelain and much more. more than 130 exhibitions are held here every year. what exhibits? you are the most proud. well probably not without reason our country is called the country of castles and treasures. yes, here are some of our most unique exhibits. these are just treasures, and the first class is a treasure that was found in the river not at all ordinary from everyone, as if from two parts it is a cash treasure, but coins of the eastern type and a sword of

he had a very serious book that came out in zhzl series karl marx, by the way, is translated, and hey analyzed the processes from the formation of the capitalist system and came to the conclusion that marx, in general, is such a globalist, not only a fighter against capital because of the productive power in the hands of workers, but also such a first globalist. and by the way, he had a book and the right world project was. and the fact that why he passed, uh, because to say that they made a mistake during gorbachev's time, but this is not transcendent stupidity, because everything was revealed to gorbachev. he gave everything , he agreed to everything, and even that democracy, which they established thanks to mikhail sergeevich and it was possible to applaud her from western curators for good reason, he got famous. ah, the title. as i understand it, or how to put it, the rank is better german of the year. remember when the question was about the berlin wall. what about? yes? yes, he just does not know what burbock said today, she thanked the eastern neighbors for uniting. well, not

economists, where do they work , there is a famous anecdote and when a child asks his mother who karl marxshe says something he asks economists, is he an economist like our uncle, no, our uncle is a senior economist well, that is, the word economist can be used in many different ways, so who will a graduate of the economics faculty work for, will he be listed somewhere in the company and will it be written in his employment record that is he on the economist or will he be an economist in the store? who is an economist? no , we are not ashamed to praise our competitors this year . problems with the quality of education when i saw that in other universities economists are published in the top five a-a international scientific journals , then i will start to praise them as for where you will work, the labor market is huge , modern economists are primarily people who work with data and they don't just mindlessly look at the numbers and tell you these numbers describe them and these are people who understand them very well, can interpret and build a model for predicting what will happen , accor

in general, where do they work there is a well-known anecdote, when a child asks his mother who karl marx economist, he is asking an economist like our uncle, no, our uncle is a senior economist. well, that is, the word economist can have a lot of meanings, so who is a graduate of the faculty of economics will work or will he be listed somewhere in the company and it will be written in his employment record that he will be an economist on the spot or in a store, er, who is an economist, er, no, we are not ashamed to praise our competitors, this year we created an entire alliance of universities which includes six universities of ours and friends and competitors at the same time, so there are no problems with this, but there are problems with the quality of education, even when i saw that in other universities economists are published in the top 5 a-a international scientific journals magazines, then i will start to praise it as for where you will work, the labor market is huge, modern economists are, first of all, people who work with data and they do not just mindlessly look at the numbe

was completely refusing to comment on the camera at the scene of the incident, it was moving along karl marxction, of course, there is not a single road sign that would remind the driver of the speed limit, but on the right is the building of the ufa university of science and technology, to the left of it is all the children's health center on the territory of the dynamo society, so drivers, as it were, intuitively slow down on this section of the road. one minute before the collision, the driver's intuition this car, apparently, summed up after the accident. for a long time, he did not leave the wheel at all , obviously being in a state of shock. the details of the traffic accident and the nature of the driving of the participants in the accident are being clarified by traffic police inspectors. however, they are in no hurry to comment. it is possible that both drivers were driving, apparently, at the green traffic light , they will seek mutual compensation for damage from insurance companies igor kruchenov mikhail shirin denis novozhilov it could well have been a big tragedy. the boom of a

gentlemen, i am asking on our behalf, on your behalf, to give a book by adam smith and at least karl marxier - to the minister, if the legs grow from there, let them read at least the first chapter at night. thank you, you know. it seems to me that the main one should be emphasized there. well, he will get lost somewhere and we won't find him for another three months. thank you for your work. for inclusion, we hope that very soon we will see each other again on the air , because you always know a little bit about the convectors of this fair. interesting moments, which are about state funds, about purchases for the needs of the ukrainian army. and i would like to remind you that we cover all the needs of the ukrainian army on our own, except for some there are packages with the help of weapons directly from our partners, but how to feed , what to wear, what to equip, equip and so on, all this is a question that we accumulate exclusively within our country, these questions do not overlap with our partners and donors financially, so we have to understand that the economy inside the country m

for this, we move literally 2 km from the railway station to karl marx street. among the huge variety of museums of various exhibitions, it is very easy for guests of the capital to get confused, especially if she visits them. museum. in the main historical museum, you can learn almost everything about the development of the country and the ups and downs of its history in its collection of about 500,000 items of historical value, including ancient weapons, musical instruments, old printed books, porcelain and much more. more than 130 exhibitions are held here every year. what exhibits? you are the most proud. well , probably not without reason our country is called the country of castles and treasures. yes, here are some of our most unique exhibits. these are treasures, and first class is a treasure that found in the river quite unusual from all over, as it were, from two parts. this is a monetary clothing treasure, and the coins are in the eastern type, and the sword is of the western type. yes, it is interesting that the sword is evil. there is such a version,

there is no reason, but i'm just saying that the poles are going , the germans went to britain when karl marxnd engels were there, we will live a victorious path. it's similar how do jews keep themselves conscious ? today and we must expect that it will continue to try to destroy one from the other side, then an agreement is needed in the end. israel, they sat down and decided how they would interact in the future, then the world jewish congress joined it, and this is happening now because it is specialized, but the world jewish congress does not depend on when the states of israel work independently, they work independently, that is, they educate their own youth, they, they, they maintain themselves as a community without the support of the state of israel, and we must do the same, we cannot hope, because it will not fail, that we hope that the government or the state of ukraine will keep it doesn't mean that they can help, they can find ways to take action, but we have to how to hear ukrainianism independently , to create our community with another platform of ukrainianism, yes. well, this

they thought they just didn't read karl marx somewhere. they thought uh what?y easily manipulate the people, fool them direct it, and with the help of such pr technologies, they will be able to continue to manage, but it turned out that no, that at some stage people begin to see clearly and say oh, we form surplus value. yes, there is 100%, you assign ninety-nine e to yourself and we have nothing. you are one percent. unfortunately, you can very easily all these people for 2 years. under the pretext of a species. lock them up in their apartments and not let hope out on the streets, he smiles slyly. i don’t know that, i just wanted to say myself that yesterday i had the opportunity to offer alexander grigoryevich idea, as he was one of the first, or rather the first. e the man who essentially kicked soros out. they didn’t even kick me out, they let 40 into the country, and after that only this experience was implemented in russia , hungary, turkey, and now, in fact, a quarrel with frith, the country. yes, this is what it is, belarus , in a beautiful, beautifully

yes, karl marx is often attributed to e, and as for the story with e, miles, and here are planes anding for a long time that the task of the united states, in my understanding, is precisely to create, as they think, a controlled long-term conflict on the territory ukraine , the intensity, which can then be increased. eh, then reduce it in this regard. uh, and, if i understand correctly, uh, a million. he says that instead of expensive aircraft, ukraine needs to install cheaper defense systems, that is, mines, with which ukraine, as a matter of fact, we built, and ukraine could not feed in a similar way, and i won’t feed everything in this regard. uh, the task remains for the united states to maintain parity in this conflict. that is, uh, and i immediately say when. if you remember when the story with the ukrainian offensive began, that the united states is just not at all interested in ukraine entering the territory of crimea there, and so on, the united states is interested in the fact that now i repeat the conflict would last. as long as possible so that they can manage it. uh, as

we need something like that. >> and the second time we've mentioned karl marx in a show, probably thetime ever on gb sharp intake of gb news, a sharp intake of breath david said, we have breath when david said, we have cultural marxism in banks, we should that. should take on that. >> i don't agree with >> well, i don't agree with that. this is that. i just think this is liberalism. is liberalism liberalism. this is liberalism as always been. let's as it's always been. and let's let's marx a third let's let's mention marx a third time. said he said that time. he said he said that capitalism, what it is it capitalism, what it does is it turns all that is holy, profane, all is solid melts into all that is solid melts into air, is to say that it air, which is to say that it really all the really disintegrates all the social people take social mores that people take for granted. and it's the reason why never understood why why i've never understood why social conservatives don't actually thinking a actually take his thinking a little seriously. little bit more seriously. i would is libera

this is the last thing we did. and the artist of our theater, the niece, karl marx , valeria engels, youngest artist of our theater, who was recently admitted to our corpse, alexei galkin presidents by inheritance , she can introduce you, who will represent. can valeria anyone konstantin is the body and muscles of our theater. real teams acting earnings allow you to walk on restaurants in the theater buffet theatrical buffet attention to the issue. what kind of drink do you rarely see on the restaurant menu? konstantin milk milk check. the third answer is milk koumiss , but this is not the main answer, not the first one, not the one on the first line. semyon if you guess the answer above, then semyon passes to you your answer kombucha. this is a rare drink one cannot but agree. so kombucha, fifth line seven people answered. we continue with the viktyukai theater. i'm probably going to the domer two of your team olesya the next version of the broadcast. kefir is impossible you see the menu of the restaurant, it means that young people are rare, but possible. well, okay, we had kefir i

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

still remember the pre-revolutionary names of this irkutsk street, the street was grammatinsky, and karl marxnow the gods of greek mythology have majestically ascended. aphrodite is the goddess of the beauty of love and family well-being. hermes god of trade and fortunately the case besides the god of medicine, er, childbirth, ancillary positions here she is therefore with him. rod of hermes by the patrons of medicine in the 19th century, it looked this is how the townspeople noticed in this place , they stopped looking only at their feet and finally raised their heads up, very many stop. e, shoots shots thank you, the city, irkutsk decorates and restores what was lost in soviet times. this is my job. there are many more projects ahead, from partial restoration to the production of lost historical treasures from scratch aleksey kilevra, elena malyshkina eduar strangers viktor stroztsitskiy vesti, irkutsk region.

republican voters to stick with trump in 2024 by pretending that joe biden is, like the second coming of karl marx. there is that. >> >> you have nbc news reporting that says, quote, most of the 2024 candidate field has spent the last two and a half years validating, or turning a blind eye, eye to trump's false claims that he won the 2020 election. priming the republican base to believe that trump is a proven winner against president biden. now that we have only a few months, you know, in front of us to undo that purse reception, it appears reluctant to press the case. where does this go? where does this leave us at this point? jonathan i were to saying about it, you know, this base. holding the hands of the air. is not wanted to hear the truth. the candidates are the ones that i think could make a difference. they don't seem to want to. >> two really important points. one, is as jonathan pointed out, everybody is making the wrong argument. they're making a transactional argument. it's not that donald trump is so. bad it's that he could lose. boy, we have joe biden. remind everybody, of course, th

succumb ourselves in the christian church to anything about the doctrines of philosophy, fears of karl marxd religion is the opiate of the masses, so what socialist and leftists want to do is promise a utopia on earth instead of people having faith in something higher than man himself which i will tell you, you should write officials to your elders and tell them you are going against the basic construct of christianity. when we get to heaven you are not going to know i am a black guy, i am just another soul celebrating our lord and savior jesus christ, worshiping him. remember what martin luther king jr. said. a time in this country when his children would not be judged by the color of their skin but the content of their character. only one group continues to talk about color of skin and we cannot fall into that trap. [applause] >> i am a rising freshman in chapel hill. supreme court case. my question for you is not sure with jim jordan, weaponization committee, why -- a thesis power on the weaponization of the department of justice and extremely problematic issue today. i want to know your

the christian church to listening to anything about the doctrines and philosophies and theories of karl marx? he said religion was the opiate of the masses. what socialists and leftists want is to promise some short -- type of utopia on earth instead of people having faith in something higher than man himself. so yes, you should write epistles to your elders and tell them, you are going against the basic constructs of christianity. when we get to heaven, you will not know that i am a black guy. i'm just another soul celebrating the lord and savior jesus christ and worshiping him. remember what martin luther king jr. said, he wanted a time when this country where his children would be judged by the color of their skin, and the content of their character. there's only one group that continued to talk about the color of their skin. we can't fall into that trap. ok? [applause] >> good evening, lieutenant. i am in a at unc chapel hill -- supreme court case school, yeah. mr. west: i know. >> i assure you are familiar with jim jordan's weaponization committee. last year i wrote a thesis paper on th

some of it would make karl marx also marx blush.inal damage. now, while the black lives movement no black lives matter movement no doubt would not claim responsibility those solely, responsibility for those solely, the that those did the fact is that those did happen. and if people criticise those things or didn't want to take the knee overtly , this has take the knee overtly, this has led people to wonder whether or not will fall foul of banks not they will fall foul of banks discrimination , own rules, and discrimination, own rules, and whether or not that means that if you've tweeted something on these lines, could you have your bank account closed? because you've fallen foul of their diversity criteria ? so should diversity criteria? so should corporations be allowed to ban you if you don't agree with their social policies? let's just now get the views of writer and actor femen ireland . femi, and actor femen ireland. femi, thank you very, very much. great to have you on the show. do you not find it quite chilling that if you di

it's not part of the language that which at their disposal held a lot written karl marx and thus capital. the. no, that's ridiculous. it is ridiculous. again, to expect that somehow they would have come together in collective way and would have been expressed their interest in an insurgency against confederate authority. that's beyond pale. it's like having that same expectation for enslaved people. we all, thankfully, have reached the point. we understand that enslaved people were more than disgruntled being by white folks. but we also understand now that they could die for a variety of complex reasons. just rise up. so we want to try to understand constraints. and i think mr. does just that. the. i feel very much like home sometimes when i get about enough to eat i'm in the face a little passages line i could just keep reading that helped telling is that right. there's his physical world. that's what he's waking up to every morning. he is hungry. he weak. he might have a lot of. and he will has a lot of resentment against a confederate cause. but then you have the physical strength to

threw candles again so that you can take this domestic shit again, i told you, listen, they dug up karl marxthere. let's go through the yards so it will be faster, okay? hands well, got up to the maximum? let's in the departments of both. i noticed, that's why i'm posting. how can i ask more questions boys, then swear. i also have to pick up masha from the hospital. you're already fine. take both or both and agreed to go home. i'm going food food. you cook right, like a tramp in season. i want you to leave well with the right mood, a long time. much is possible be on time. i will do everything. like a drug addict or so pour it before, when there were no holidays, everyone hoped for a date. now you see they began to let go and everyone wants it or not. i will not be lost. i remember kindness. i will do everything. misha take me home. lately, like a cat with a dog, maybe it happened that everything is fine? nothing happened, everything is fine. why not? don't you see that i am so? serious, but get married or what? you're usually good there. and now i think, maybe there is some reason for your

cambridge he is only 17 philby. his friends are the same young english aristocrats are read by capital, karl marxompletely captured by the ideas of communism, participates in workers' strikes , organizes secret circles. it contributed to this, because the workers spoke out and gave rise to the boris movement. first half of the thirties . therefore, youth. here are some of these most elite universities. it reached out to a new thought, to a new e, phenomena, to some new theories. i found myself gradually drifting further and further into communist thinking, but this is not a sudden transition. this lasted 2 years. in 1931 kim cambridge socialist cell treasurer keeps record of donations in addition to philby , there are four other people at the heart of the cell. all of them would later work for the ussr. in the seventies they would be called the cambridge five. they will become the most famous spy group in the world, about which hundreds of book articles will be written and dozens of films will be made. they believed that they did not attach, the interests of great britain or the united states and

they thought they just didn't read karl marx somewhere. they thought uh what?m to direct them, and with the help of such pr technologies, they will be able to continue to manage, but it turned out that no, that at some stage the people begin to see clearly and say oh, we form surplus value. yes, there is 100%, you assign ninety-nine e to yourself and we have nothing. you are one opponent. unfortunately, you can very easily all these people for 2 years. under the pretext of a species. lock them up in their apartments and not let them out on the street nadezhda smiles slyly. i know this, i just wanted to say myself that yesterday i had the opportunity to offer alexander grigorievich an idea, as he was one of the first, or rather the first. e, the person who essentially kicked out soros , didn’t even kick him out, they let everything into the country, and after that only this experience was implemented in russia, hungary, turkey, and now, in fact, a quarrel with frit, the country. yes, this is it belarus is beautiful in beautiful, perhaps minsk will be. uh, you kn

momentum members said to me with his corbyn t—shirt on anderson, have you ever read the works of karl marxich i said, no, i have not. and he said, well, why don't you off then? and the off then? and join the conservative party? tory boy. so i stood up in a room full of people and i looked at him and i said, know what? that's not people and i looked at him and i sibad know what? that's not people and i looked at him and i sibad idea.1ow what? that's not people and i looked at him and i sibad idea. so what? that's not people and i looked at him and i sibad idea. so ivhat? that's not people and i looked at him and i sibad idea. so i left? that's not people and i looked at him and i sibad idea. so i left the at's not people and i looked at him and i sibad idea. so i left the room.>t a bad idea. so i left the room. i joined the tory party that week, and then 18 months later i was his conservative mp. that'll teach welcome to the real teach him welcome to the real world with lee anderson, mp and tonight i've got two fantastic guests. i've got the mp for wickford and rayleigh, the legendary right

momentum members said to me with his corbyn t—shirt on anderson, have you ever read the works of karl marxich i said, no, i have not. and he said, well, why don't you off then? and the off then? and join the conservative party? tory boy. so i stood up in a room full of people and i looked at him i people and i looked at him and i said, you know what? that's not a so i left the room. a bad idea. so i left the room. i the tory party that i joined the tory party that week, and then 18 months later i was his conservative that'll was his conservative mp. that'll teach welcome to the real teach him welcome to the real world with lee anderson, mp and tonight i've got two fantastic guests. i've got the mp for wickford and rayleigh, the legendary right honourable mark francois and a political legend are left in the corner is sir vince cable , ex—leader of the vince cable, ex—leader of the liberal democrat is really delighted to have you here tonight, vince. i'm going to get straight into it. mark right now, over the past week we've had the illegal migration bill in parliament and one of the things

in the josel series, karl marx, by the way, is translated and he very seriously analyzed the processesformation of the capitalist system and came to the conclusion that marx, in general, is such a globalist and not only a fighter against capital because of the productive force. uh, in the hands of the workers, but also such a first globalist. and by the way, he also had a book about world government. and then why did he give up? uh, because to say that they made a mistake during gorbachev's time, but this utter nonsense, because gorbachev revealed everything. i gave everything. he agreed to everything, and even that democracy, which was not established thanks to mikhail sergeevich a , could be applauded by western curators for nothing, and he received the well-known, uh, title. as i understand it, or how to put it, the rank is better german. remember when the question was about the berlin wall. what about? yes? yes, he just does not know what burbock said today, she thanked eastern neighbors for unification. well, not russia, when i read this, i think, well, it’s like a negative disson

chess is gymnastics for the mind, by the way, events will be held at 10 karl marx street, be sure toome . tell this tragic story about chess in your tragic story. no, just chess. uh, did everything to stop believe in santa claus at 5 years old. this is how chess is, yes, because when i ran in the christmas tree, and i unpacked gifts, and everyone had normal pink bears from my sister. and i have chess. i realized no, santa claus cannot bring chess to a child for 5 years. this is complete mockery on his part. let's say hello to your sister. and you see, you still are. remember her pink bear, she still hasn't learned how to play chess. well, here, i also have a situation similar to chess, only one thing is connected, when i call you a chess knight, when you hunched over. that's it, thank you very much. thank you very much. yes and on such an e, on such a note , the chessmen straightened their backs. you know, we'll know better right now. who changed belarusian culture and history when he collected sayings and legends, and because we have such a wonderful rubric people who changed the wo