understand correctly, he is always straight and right in matters of faith. to the orthodox, there is kiriave the orthodox world, we have patriarchs, respectively, they are all equal among equals. by the way, that is, there is a concept of the ecumenical patriarch, and it seems to everyone that he is above all. no, he is equal among equals . if i i'm not mistaken and kirill, the patriarch of the russian federation and the russian church, in fact already well, i don't know in a good way, should be subjected to some kind of anathema by his colleagues. well, i'm sorry, as a very civil person , my boyish mind interprets this. but, is there any mechanism in religious all of these in the canons of pieces to remove such people, because the orthodox church does not deserve to have such poisonous elements infused into it, definitely where the pope of rome is concerned. indeed, this dogma about the infallibility of the question of faith was accepted by the vatican council in the first vatican council in the 19th century century, which caused certain tensions there, even a part of the catholic church

doubtful, but the representative, rather , the head of the ukrainian military intelligence , general kiriudanov, said that there are 120,000 russian chumkas somewhere else just hanging around they are the expanses of the russian federation, but the level of their security , the level of their lack of training, and the level of coordination is quite weak. this is definitely not the army of putin's army that started the so-called special military operation. flutes take part in hostilities, the effectiveness of the almost doubled number is not too high, even the additional forces of the reserves are unlikely to radically change the situation on the field, both or it is obvious that the current war is the first war artillery and good people say that now, for example, in some areas of the eastern phase of the russian-ukrainian front, in particular in the area around the city of the bakhmut fortress , the work of the ukrainian artillery has somehow revived . well, the fact that our guns are the best on the territory of the former soviet union our the school is the best - this is a well-known pr

and what about one, do you have anyone with a weapon for heights, we can only give a sword for hara-kiriund, volodya studied the contents of her pockets with confident and practiced movements, pretending that ukraine would be accepted from day to day in the spring and practiced movements led zelensky by the nose, the leaders of the seven flocked to zelensky like flies on cow cake. volodya tried to interpret the japanese example that samurai swords are, of course, an excellent thing, but he is interested in something more agnostic and long-range. the canadian did not abandon his attempts to make macron jealous and despite the complete lack of sanitation and the smell, he embraced the ukrainian guest performer of the meeting with the british. volodya was so happy that it was incomprehensible. whether he's holding his hand or something much more intimate, judging by the intensity passions, they began to argue about what is better to increase the morale of yoga classes or sauna-outs. volodya sees you with pleasure. and from you 20 million. but for what kind of pleasure it all ended in the pa

that is my 14-year-old girl, kiri, who has just hitched a ride on an ilu which is being -- >> stephenwho is holding some sort of machine. together they form an ilu which is a creature in "avatar 2" that becomes my friend. >> stephen: okay. quick question. are you actually underwater? >> sigourney: yes, that's me. >> stephen: and why did he do this to you? because they have the computers that can do all of the stuff and you don't actually have to do this. >> sigourney: i am not sure he knows that. >> stephen: you are not wearing a tank or anything. >> sigourney: no, no. he actually had a great guy, kirk krack who -- >> stephen: kirk krack? that poor man. talk about a rough teenage years. >> sigourney: kirk krack is a canadian who teaches -- >> stephen: that doesn't help. that doesn't help at all. >> sigourney: he teaches the navy seals. i don't know what the navy seals did when we were doing this, because it took 18 months to train us. >> stephen: what did he train you to do? >> sigourney: free dive. >> stephen: so wait a second. james cameron has you underwater and isn't giving you ai

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and he said to kiri te kanawa, "have you seen a fish called wanda?"am. i think he values creativity very much. and i think it is his engagement with the wider world of comedy and beyond that, all the world of the creative arts, which gives me great hope for his reign ahead. well, i'm joined now by two very well—known actors who also happen to know the king, sanjeev bhaskar and david harewood. thank you for joining us. sanjeev, he was there that night, you were there when he nailed that line, tough line. and a nailed that line, tough line. and a touth nailed that line, tough line. and a tough crowd. _ nailed that line, tough line. and a tough crowd, so _ nailed that line, tough line. and a tough crowd, so to _ nailed that line, tough line. and a tough crowd, so to hold _ nailed that line, tough line. and a tough crowd, so to hold your - nailed that line, tough line. and a tough crowd, so to hold your own| nailed that line, tough line. fific a. tough crowd, so to hold your own and keep your comedy timing is no mean feat. it was a real surprise to us on t