the navasibirsk region, the jump on the touring kartse of the race region, the temple of mus on karl marxnt at the exhibition hall of the national museum, well, why don’t we go ahead for one of the coldest regions of the earth. the art dispatch of the honored and popular masters of the siberian federal district arrived at the very center of culture in the navasibirsk region. lively paintings of lyrical landscapes and portraits of the chalavek. art of the russian federation, school fortresses, here in the hall where paintings are presented, we see portraits of siberians, these could also be residents of the far north, this is a portrait of khakassia, this is a portrait of cheldon, we they wanted to show what open spaces there are in siberia, the whole point on the prison of the museum of supraconstitution, at the adkaza from the fund. kalektsyi national art museum and exhibition halls of navasibirsk.

emergency accident happened, which was reported by neighbors to the special line 101 in a house on karl marxeet. as rescuers said, a twenty-seven-year-old young man. they found him on the floor in a burning room. the victim was taken by ambulance to the hospital with a preliminary diagnosis of smoke inhalation. the ministry of emergency situations suggested that the fire was caused by careless smoking. carriers from kyrgyzstan tried to transport through belarus transit of used cars, estimating their value in documents at 200,000 rubles. below market. vitebsk customs officers at the grigorovshchina checkpoint drew attention to the inconsistency in the information. according to them, among the goods transported from lithuania were 10 cars of the brand. with toyota, honda, bmw and yamaha motorcycle. as the audit showed, their real total cost is 440,000 rubles. the department clarified that such a cunning move with customs payments will result in a fine of up to 132,000 rubles. administrative processes have been initiated regarding carriers who tried to remove 40 tons of cargo from belarus for i

karl marx, quite rightly, is the full title of karl marx's main work, capital, critique of political200 economists, please. this classic of economic thought was read by evgeny anegin. adam smith, missed gamera, theocritus, but read adam smith. there are 500 economists left. and this is an auction. vitaly. -500 for you, 1.300 for valery, 2400 for igor. what do you say, valery, will you repurchase? well, let's labank let's try. igor, labank, let's play. vasily leontyev was fond of sailing, and in his lectures he compared economics to a yacht at sea. you also need the wind, that is, personal interest and a rudder, that is exactly this. i'll assume it's government regulation. that's right, this was the last question of the first round, and i'm summing it up: minus 500 to vitaly's account, 1,300 to valery's, 4,800 to igor's. the second round is ahead. what if the bank only provides banking services, without vouchers, food delivery, or tickets. someone will say, how dare they, like this, bank ural sip, nothing extra, on ntv, the most unexpected premiere of this spring. viya superstar, team

i met karl marx in december 1880 in london, where he had already lived for 30 years after being expelledes, that's right, that's exactly why. but, however, however, you see, mr. morozov, in order to move to socialism, you first need to build capitalism, in your country the economy is agrarian, and, if you want, autocratic, if you try, through history. with the help of revolutionary violence, i'm afraid all this will turn out for russia, not in healing bloodletting, but in the most brutal bloodshed, good afternoon, mr. marx, "mr. morozov, he is from russia, glad acquaintance, oh, from russia with love, come on, run, run. so, mr. morozov, marx’s prophetic words about the revolution in russia then gave rise to the first shoots of doubts in me, which, long ripening during the years of my imprisonment, turned me from a revolutionary into an evolutionary, well, cherschel, how could i have imagined then , how far will this gentleman go. i just received a letter from stalin. and, apparently, the russians have finally traced this training ground in poland. great news, prime minister, if. if you p

socialist is changing... everyone who stood on the podium on october 7, 1989 or walked in columns along karl marxey were sure that in 10 years they would celebrate the half-century of the gdr , but this is the last parade of her people's army, the last demonstration of workers, a month and 2 days until the fall of the berlin wall, 10 days until the end of the honaker era. mr. krenz, how nice it is to see you again, welcome. i'm glad you're here. at the post the general secretary of the politburo of the central committee of the socialist unity party of germany, honiker, was replaced by egan krens. there are different points of view on what role gorbachev personally played in personnel decisions. but absolutely, this update met the expectations of the soviet leadership, and long-standing expectations at that. honecker and gorbachev had obvious internal contradictions after the eleventh congress of the german socialist party. when i became general secretary of the socialist party, we agreed to meet with helmut kohl, and suddenly kohl canceled meeting, because gorbachev’s representative appeared in b

many nominees, among them post-war architectural ensembles of eastern europe: moscow, kiev, warsaw, karl-marxey in berlin. but an authoritative commission assessed minsky prospect as unique, which deserves to be among the iconic objects of world culture. minsky avenue has a unique... the authoritative commission could not even imagine what passions were boiling around the belarusian capital and its main avenue in 1944, immediately after liberation from the nazis, and with what labor, what heroic it was built through the efforts of its inhabitants. in july 1944, in the high offices of the party central committee in moscow, the fate of the belarusian capital was decided. a group of authoritative architects was invited to the next meeting with the secretary of the cpsu central committee malinkov. their opinion is clear. the capital of the bssr must be built in a new location. this will cost less than restoring a practically destroyed city. borisov and arguments were proposed as one of the options. in belarus, rich in water resources, all large cities arose on the banks of high-water rivers. invi

i want to give here great credit to paul kengor who just writes terrific books about who karl marx really was. and it continues right on through to people like wilhelm reich and then of mikhail fuko. what you see is interesting. there is a a very common theme. all the utopians which of which marx is one, all the utopians are themselves hard core sexual perverts or right. none of them can stay married to one person or stay faithful to one person and then go from right. and it marx did he just cheated on right. that's all i was going to say. right. and it just, you know, it really became apparent to me that their ideologies are in fact, probably an outgrowth, their own sexuality. but it's really helpful to understand how central it is to them to destroy sexual to destroy the family. and that's why we partly why we are where we are have to destroy the family because. it's the pre-state pre political most basic institution of civil. we have here jay richards was a preeminent expert in all this and they seek it in the manifesto marx puts abolish family. they seek and they have all this is some

the roof was torn off a five-story building on karl marx street. hurt, only a car parked nearby was hit. wind gusts reach 21 m/s. according to weather forecasters, the weather will improve only tomorrow. in taiwan, deputies decided to discuss the reform of the local legislative body with their fists. during the debate on the scandalous project, a representative of the ruling party grabbed a folder with a document and tried to run out with her out of the building. he subsequently explained his action by saying that he categorically did not want the law to be adopted in its current form. as a result of a scuffle, one of the deputies. you don’t even have to explain in detail, the west , led by the united states, does not abandon its proclaimed, including at the doctrinal level, officially, goal of inflicting a strategic defeat on russia, and defeat including a military one, but not only, and the very existence of our countries are perceived by many as the most aggressive russophobes as a threat. activists of the so-called forum of free peoples of post

to yanka kupala street will be prohibited from kuibyshev to pervomaiskaya, to engels street from karl marxational. well, now i propose to remember how it began. date september 23, 1943. turning point the offensive operation was the crossing of the dnieper. strengthening the nazis in the fall at the cost of the lives of thousands of soviet soldiers. komarin is a border urban village in the very south of belarus. it is remote both from the regional center of gomel and from the capital. but his merits and even military glory are much stronger than his geographical location. it was from here that the liberation of belarus began. this happened on september 23, 1943. symbolically, the main symbol of the urban village is in memory of those heroic events. and literally across the road, a mass grave, on the slab of which carved under a thousand surnames, and there are more and more of them. exploratory work and scientific research continue. near. the victories were laid in honor of the seventy-fifth anniversary of the liberation of the urban village. komarin, like the rest of belarus, remembers. on

lenin, stalin, karl marx, erlis, here this is what i will remember for the rest of my life. for viktorinian authorities persecuted him for organizing a referendum on the autonomy of the lpr, in which he took part essentially by accident, he just wanted to vote, he went to the city square, i cross the road, there is this there, it means, and first, it means there is a shop and a man and a woman were standing, they say, listen, where? check, here, and we heard, like in the second i should, i say, i don’t know, i’m going to the city school council, so, well, i’m now saying, man, i i’ll go there now, well, if you have a car, take me, viktor alekseevich was looking for where to vote, calling neighboring areas , he realized that he needed to take everything into his own hands and bring ballots from lugansk, the number of people wanting to cast their vote in the square, meanwhile, was increasing , the voting eventually took place, and has begun since then. warned, he says, if you call, go, don’t resist more and more, well, they dragged us through this until the liberation of svatovo, before v

how madmen can be stopped, and here, probably, the most suitable quote is this recycled quote from karl marxon aurora, so he’s alive, no one is anything does not know. alexander mikhailov. in short, you have to go there, this is war, kulya, war. vitaly kishchenko. you understand that i have neither rations nor weapons for you, get ready for moscow, we will register you as missing. no, that won’t work, i came for him, i have to find him. nadezhda markina, he looks a lot like him, sergei gorobchenko, tell him that he doesn’t have a brother, they killed him, alexey shevchenkov, how they went there for reconnaissance, there were three of them, then i don’t know, anton shakin, that means there’s still hope there is, there is always hope, call sign passenger. the militia passenger becomes a full-fledged soldier of the aurora battalion. petrovna. good afternoon.

their inspirations, artistic, historic, and political. marilyn monroe and bob dylan, marlon, brando, karl marx, the beatles are saying they are involved reinterpreting. what came before. even reinterpreting previous iterations of themselves as pop artists to make are that will, will become grist for the cultural mill of the future. that's post modern. pope fiction is post modern cinema from tip to tell, instead of one grand story details multiple narratives from different perspectives even from different movies, genres, the gangster film, the musical romance, the horror movies. it copies directly from the center of the past. the glowing briefcase seen echoes and almost identical image from fifty's. the wire gives me depth the street crossing double take you folks a similar shot from alfred hitchcock's classic psych you can just and the dotted square site gag come straight from old cartoons as much when we see christopher walk and playing a vietnam that talking to bunch about is that dad sacrifice scratch, it's on your daddy's wrist. never shut down. and why? we think less about the vietnam war

their inspirations, artistic, historic, and political. marilyn monroe and bob dylan, marlon, brando, karl marx, the beatles are saying they are involved reinterpreting what came before. even reinterpreting, previous iterations of themselves as pop artists to make art that will itself become grist for the cultural middle of the future. that's post modern fiction is post modern cinema from tip to tell, instead of one grand story to tell multiple narratives from different perspectives, even from different movies on the gangster film, the musical romance before moving it copies directly from the center of the past. the going briefcase seen echoes and almost identical image from fifty's. the wire used to be definitely the street crossing double take you folks have similar shot from alfred hitchcock's classic psych fingers and the daunted square sight gag. come straight from old cartoons. let's watch what we see christopher walk in, playing a vietnam that talking to bush about is that that sacrifice to watch. it's on you daddy's wrist and it was shut down. anyway, we think last about the vietnam war

members and supporters of the party gathered near the monument to karl marx opposite the large theaterseveral people organized a spontaneous book sale, where they also sold badges and the soviet was sentenced to hanging. today we are going to this holiday, setting several specific tasks that cannot be solved without the unity and solidarity of state-patriotic people. our modern history, the fate of the russian world, russian, depends on today’s days, on how our work develops. sound ideas of the president, for the people for our great victory, we must support ordinary people, their living conditions, their working conditions, and the moscow federation of trade unions on the may 1 holiday sent a convoy with humanitarian aid to... and lugansk. trade union of donbass over 60 tons of necessary items and products were donated. the convoy carries there, for example, tools and building materials, camouflage nets and dugout candles, as well as medical equipment. in moscow, the cars were carried out by over 250 trade union members, workers in various sectors of the city's economy. and in donetsk

we saw in the 1800s, especially, but not exclusively through the writings of charles darwin and karl marx, natural philosophy transformed the metamorphosed into a secular set of notions of science that empowered human beings to put themselves, increasingly in the role of engineering machines, to do their bidding. the trajectory we've covered this term involves moving from just trying to describe the world around, us, the things of this world into a project of figuring out the optimum rules, for ordering the world and then remaking the world according rules in order to master the world around us. in other words, following the assumption which we've seen again and again and again, first in a religious caste, and now in a secular caste that a progressive view of history understood as human history means that human beings can perfect their own future. other words, it's no longer up to god alone to define perfection as an end state in the afterlife, in divine time or kairos. but that human beings can create heaven on earth can set the and define the trajectory for the path to that most rationa

members and supporters of the party gathered near the monument to karl marx opposite the large theater. several people organized a spontaneous book sale, where they also sold badges from the soviet era, they sentenced us today we are going to this holiday, setting ourselves several specific tasks that cannot be solved without unity and solidarity. moment of truth in our modern history, the fate of the russian world, russian civilization and our great russia depends on today, on how our work turns out, today, when society has united around the sound ideas of the president, for the people for... a great victory we must support ordinary people, their living conditions, their working conditions. the moscow federation of trade unions sent a holiday on may 1 to donetsk and lugansk, a convoy with humanitarian cargo. more than 60 tons of necessary food items were transferred to the trade unions of donbass. the convoy carries there, for example, tools and building materials, camouflage nets and dugout candles. medical equipment in moscow was carried by over 250 trade union members working in va

the west in some freiburg, this guy with marijuana and dreadlocks is sure to come with a volume of karl marxin this case there is such a paradox, what kind of paradox will we have when we return people and territories? they were re-examined, re-examined in putin's style, that's still something different than in germany, and what will we get? i am afraid that they will change to bohdan khmelnytskyi, to the pereyaslov council, but it is not for nothing that the occupiers in the occupied territories formed, for example, the battalion of bohdan khmelnytskyi, well, or there are still some similar formations, and most likely, that is easier . if we return these lands, it will be easier to cultivate some such, well, comfortable symbol for russia, a symbolic series of ukrainian identifiers, such as bohdan khmelnytskyi, that is, those persons who were comfortable for russia, i think that some kind of political project will be based on this, but there is no alternative. it will be impossible for germany to build an alternative for ukraine in this form after 10 years after the reintegration of all ukra

to yanka kupala street will be prohibited from kuibyshev to pervomaiskaya to engels street, from karl marx take this information into account, and also to refrain from driving private cars during this period. best for attending holiday events. use public transport. throughout the day, our correspondents will visit the most iconic places. and right now it's all the best interesting in the announcement of our correspondents. brest, vitebsk and mogilev are getting in touch. brest congratulates everyone on the holiday of the great victory. according to tradition, the main location today will, of course, be the brest hero fortress. the legendary citadel has been a symbol of the courage and perseverance of our soldiers for 80 years. but it all starts with a victory parade with the participation of military equipment and military personnel of the brest garrison and border service. a solemn ceremony will be held at the main entrance to the fortress with the raising of the victory banner. main guests of the holiday - veterans in cars, military personnel, townspeople will take part in the solemn pro

may day rally in moscow today: members and supporters of the party gathered near the monument to karl marx opposite the big theater. several people organized a spontaneous book sale, where they also sold soviet badges. three were forgiven for being replaced by hard labor, today we are going to this holiday, setting ourselves several specific tasks that cannot be solved without the unity and solidarity of state-patriotic forces, everyone who cares about our state, we learn from may 1, the day of solidarity, from the holiday of the great victory , which we will celebrate in the near future, with this we will definitely win... long live solidarity, long live our future victory, cheers, comrades, happy holiday, the traditional may day rally is being held today in moscow by the ldpr party, the rally was organized in front of the regional party office. participants of the action hold party flags and banners with the symbols of the liberal democratic party. party chairman leonid slutsky spoke to them. today russia. works for its future, works for victory, today society is more consolidated than e

an accident occurred, which was reported by neighbors to the special line 101 in a house on karl marx street. as rescuers said, they found a twenty-seven-year-old young man on the floor in a burning room. the victim was taken by ambulance to the hospital with a preliminary diagnosis of smoke inhalation. the ministry of emergency situations suggested that the fire was caused by careless smoking. carriers from kyrgyzstan tried conduct transit through belarus. used cars, estimating their value in documents at 200,000 rubles. below market. vitebsk customs officers at the grigorovshchina checkpoint drew attention to the inconsistency in the information. according to them, among the goods transported from lithuania were 10 lexus, toyota, honda, bmw cars and a yamaha motorcycle. as the audit showed, their real total cost is 440,000 rubles. the department clarified that such a cunning move with customs payments will result in a fine of up to 132,000 rubles. administrative. processes have been initiated regarding carriers who tried to remove 40 tons of cargo from belarus for illegal sale to ru

explained by john locke, edmund better explained byjohn locke, edmund burke and karl popper, rather than karl marxdical hard left. so they argue that the prosperity of states such as the uk, us, france and spain and even australia or canada must be built on exploitation and empire. that argument is my colleague kemi badenoch has shown, is inherently flawed. but these ideas are deeply congenial to those auto authoritarian states who are ranged together against us. from iran, china, and even russia, the decolonisation narrative is meat and drink. the idea that the success of liberal western nations is built on plunder and domination, and that our attachment to freedom is me hypocrisy, is central to their efforts to advance their goals. that is why forces within those powers seek to influence the debate in our country. they want to weaken our collective resolve in support of democratic values and fellow democracies. and they know that if they can undermine support for israel by encouraging a broader lack of self—confidence in the west's values, they will have secured a victory. it is no mere coincide

karl marx, as well as scenes of some important historical events.f the exhibition is interactive; in a few minutes , guests fly over key cities. provinces of china, video chronicles of the exposition, a number of visits of chairman xiding pi to foreign countries, including footage of a visit to belarus in 2015. in general, the visit of the parliamentary delegation to china took place in a tight schedule. the first meeting of the high-level committee is already a historical milestone in legislative cooperation. meeting with the head of the all-china women's federation, negotiations between the chairman of the council of the republic of the national assembly of belarus natalya kachanova and the deputy chairman of the people's republic of china han jenim, as well as with the chairman of the all-china people's congress jaolzi. legal framework, economic issues, international agenda, healthcare, education. a wide range of issues were discussed. the opening campaign for belarus is in full swing. graduates took their second test today centralized exam, russ

hitler voraciously read friedrich nietzsche and karl marx, and of course, the memoirs of otto von bismarckd not go well. the ability to read does not imply the ability to understand, read. hitler was released under public pressure just 9 months after the verdict was announced. an interesting record from that period has been preserved in the depths of the french intelligence services. they call hitler a journalist, qualify him as a german mussolini, and note that he is a puppet of those in power, but a clever demagogue. skip card. upon leaving prison, hitler found himself deprived of his main resource - the right to speak in public. for lack of anything better, he took it. for the reorganization of his party, it was then that ss units were created from his stormtroopers, a purge began within the party; hitler alienated all his potential competitors and brought his loyal ones closer. the salute to hal hitler becomes obligatory even in his absence. the youth organization of the party began to bear his name, the cult of personality and the sacralization of the image of hitler. were gaining mom

century, because the books of the jew sigmunt freud were burned along with the books of the jew karl marxd freud himself was only miraculously managed to be evacuated from vienna after the anschluss. by the way, all of his sisters, who could not be brought out, died in a concentration camp. but in fact, psychoanalysis was very popular in berlin during the interwar period, it was just quickly brought under control. when the nazis came to power, the distinguished psychiatrist matyaas herring, a cousin of hermann herring, hitler's closest ally, founded the german institute for psychological research in psychotherapy in berlin, where carl jung was the director from 1936 to 1940. on the eve of germany's attack on the ussr, jung publicly and impartially spoke about hitler and was immediately fired, and german psychiatry. closed in on herself, never producing any results. attempts to raise a new correct person, relying on the achievements of psychoanalysis, turned out to be futile. it is worth noting here that not only germans cared about the quality of the population. plato's ideas inspired me.

the worm in these heads of these kids sounds like a cross between karl marx and someone with even worse hair, joy reed. which explains the united front among communists, anarchists, blm and the... also climate change -- change hoax... so how will she get her screen time? the common denominator is clear, we want to destroy the west and what we are going to offer you instead is far worse. to them it's like replacing john hamm with a ham. here's a video of queers for palestine who has much in common with hamas as kat does with overeaters anonymous. they do have one thing in common with hamas, irrational hate. they tried to stop traffic at walt disney world in florida. >> you are causing people to actually hate you. >> greg: they can't think, they have a warm. thankfully florida turned these queers for palestine into inmates for palestine in minutes. turns out you can arrest people clock -- blocking the road quickly if you arrest people for blocking the road quickly. if they think that's bad imagine what would happen if they ever met hamas. hamas love to party with the lgbt q. community. fi

valuable cultural relics are on display, including original manuscripts of karl marx, and are also modeledsome important historical events. the modern part of the exhibition is interactive, within a few minutes minutes, guests fly over key cities and provinces of china. the video chronicle of the exhibition includes a number of visits by the chairman. the legal framework, economic issues, the international agenda, healthcare, education, and a wide range of issues were discussed. the opening campaign for belarus is in full swing. graduates today took the second centralized exam, a choice of russian or belarusian. more than 55,000 people registered for the tests, and almost 3,000 comfortable classrooms were prepared for them throughout the country. what regarding graduates of previous years, they wrote tests. let me remind you, this year. centralized exams and cts are held on the same dates. my colleague victoria sharkova monitors the progress of the company. exciting anticipation among applicants at the delivery points reigned today from the very morning. schoolchildren , accompanied by tea

left and they all believed the fundamental injustice was in the private ownership of property of karl marx but the nuclear family and that unless you destroyed the nuclear family, you couldn't achieve a marxist egalitarian society. so in their upper west side hideouts actually tried to do this. they would take children away from their mothers and have them raised by somebody else because they thought the most evil person was going to be the mother who would become a dictator and set the model for dictatorship politically later on in life. it's a hard book to read because the personal costs this doctrine imposed on the cold members that lived in this cult was pretty unhappy children and warped individuals that came out of this movement and if you say what happened to it, wasn't this the cutting edge of individual liberation. people are deeply unjust and unnatural simply is not true and i think that you get a kind of natural evolution back to a form of social relationship that makes sense both for individuals and often in terms of the darwinian underpinnings of selection and so forth and i t

. >> i think we have a serious discussion, what bidenomics is a socialist policy by karl marx, the bidenfailed policy and a lot of fronts with the supply chain and whether were dealing with energy but they have been subsidizing in the corporation to the government and trying to control financial markets and in essence control the memes of production and financial market, that's what socialist really is and let's talk about the subsidies that went to few connected to the government. that's why we have this problem in the little guy can barely survive and now they're trying to use the government power to pick losers and winners in the winners are going to be people that can pay contribution to biden's reelection campaign and the losers will be all of us, this is a serious discussion that we need to have. this level of spending and subsidy cannot continue destructive inflation will destroy the middle class and people of low-income. maria: people are feeling it, good to catch up thank you for being here victoria sparks joining us. a quick break, the state department is being slammed this mor

this was the time when be lying to a great book club where you may have read karl marx, among many other authors, is could make you suspect in the eyes of senator mccarthy in this very room, this historic senate caucus room. senator mccarthy held numerous sensationalist hearings, including the infamous army mccarthy hearings. he questioned witness this not only about their own possible affiliations with the communist party, but also grilled them about their friends and families, their coworkers and their neighbors. senator mccarthy's subpoenaed famous composers and writers such as aaron copeland and dashiell hammett, journalists such as james reston and numerous actors and actors aces. but many indeed most of the witnesses were low level government employees from the state department. voice of america. the u.s. overseas libraries, the government printing office, and the army. while senator mccarthy informed witnesses of their constitutional right to decline to answer a question, he interpreted any refusal to do so as an admission guilt. as he lectured one witness, a communist and an espi

karl marx's workers detroit or the, you k factories down in tennessee or any of industrial wor were uninsured stood in revolution. he said the in the united states is explicitly. they're with us and rather than maybe reconsider his politics he said oh well we need a revolution of the inrevolution elites at the top level, and then a lumpenproletariat in marxist of society can be motivated towards pressure. what do we see today? ical race theory? it's an academic discipline that has crewith public funding, even though in many to installed. it's not just in california and new york. it's actually, you know, almost everywhere.lorida. it's in texas. well we're taking care of that a littlebut.but but the point being is that these ideas proliferate it and propagate it through the institutions. the real question is how? that's theught to answer in the book. that's driving question that i ta see your opponent, your enemy language, successful in the sameou're playing. the worst answer is to say there, they' rehere they're bad, they're stupid. don't know what they' work. the better question is to ask, we

karl marx was. right. we are witnessing today a great revolutionary crisis, a crisis where the demands of the economic order are conflicting directly with those of the political order. but the crisis is happening not in the free non marxist west, but in the home of marx leninism, the soviet union. it is the soviet that runs against the tide of history by denying human freedom and human dignity to its citizens. it also is in deep economic difficulty. the of growth in the national has been steadily declining since the fifties and is less half of what it was then. the dimensions of this failure are astounding. a country which employs one fifth of its population in agriculture, is unable to feed its own people. were it not for the private sector, the tiny private sector tolerated in soviet agriculture, the country might be on the brink of famine. these private plots occupy a bare 3% of the arable land, but account for nearly one quarter of soviet farm and nearly one third of meat products and vegetables over c

parts of a whole and this is a hegel and of course this is karl marx who really wants us ultimately to no longer have individual egos. the aspiration is that that it his end of history we will in the sense create heaven on earth and cease to be thinking as individuals but we want our own property, we want our own families, jon lennon imagine that's the dream. it's not just a matter of overturning a false view of human nature. i think in a sense all of the modern waves all have a false view of mother nature that contains a partial truth. so my call to think anew about the let's put all these pieces back together again. in a way in which they are sufficiently cognizant of their own self limitation. we are not all just individuals but were not just all species to be used but we are social and political animals who do have inherent dignity and need to be accorded that inherent dignity. the politics of our day between the neo- marxist left liberals and the right is all premised on the false understanding of human nature. i subscribed to none of the above. i invite you to join me in that. th

his friends are also young english aristocrats are credited with the capital of karl marx.' strikes, and organize secret circles. and i found myself gradually drifting further and further into communist views, but this was not a sudden transition, it lasted 2 years. in 1931, kim became the treasurer of the socialist cell in cambridge, keeping records of donations. in addition to philby, there are four other people at the core of the cell. all of them would subsequently work for the ussr. in the seventies they would be called the "cambridge five". they will become the world's most famous spy group, about which hundreds of books will be written and dozens of films will be made. they believed that they were not ... giving the interests of great britain or the united states, but they were defending peace, which was also necessary for the population of the united states, and for great britain, for other countries, like the soviet union. these are the cream of society, they worked in different organizations, but wherever they worked, there was very valuable information that was o