for the liberal democrats.as they should, well, we are ready to work and to fix those things. you have also been telling us that so many people across our country are switching to the liberal democrats. people who voted conservative all their lives, so fed up conservative all their lives, so fed up with the conservative government, they are choosing liberal democrats to stand up for them. people who usually vote labour are feeling let down and taken for granted by labour locally and backing liberal democrats to be their local champions. that�*s why we have secured four record—breaking, historic by—election victories in this parliament. it�*s why we secured such fantastic local election results in the last two years. it�*s why i know, when it comes to the local election this may, people will vote for some fantastic local liberal democrat councillors, strong champions who will stand up for their communities, who will work hard all year round and never take people for granted. above all, it�*s time to get the cons

because liberal us apart. care. because liberal democrats we understand if you want to fix the nhs, you have fix care, social care, family care. for the grandma who is stuck in overcrowded hospital ward right now. just imagine if she could go home today and see her grandson, watch him play. imagine if she could be cared for at home by her children who are desperate to look after her. imagine if they had the support, the equipment and professional care they need. imagine how much better that would be for everyone. and for our nhs. that is what our plans would make possible, that is what we are talking about when we talk about care. and that is why we have put such an emphasis on supporting carers, young and old, paid and unpaid, the unsung heroes who do such a remarkablejob unpaid, the unsung heroes who do such a remarkable job looking after a loved ones. some people have criticised me for going on and on about carers. even saying it is only because i have been a care at most of my life for my mum, for my nana, for m

residents of the liberated territories needed truthful information.erman propaganda worked professionally. together with the belarus 24 tv channel, we will lay out a route through the most cultural places of our countries. the twenties have bastards on the other side. the kamunist softened, and here came the arrival of our young yashche susim writers, bringing their first creations, their tops, their apocalypses. let's find out some lesser-known facts. all the time we were standing in front of the old pajarnaga depot, on the other side of the station hall. at that time, babruisku did not have a special theater memory. you are not a believer, lidzia has a famous cinema. once they started organizing, so to speak, a museum, then everything was in a fog and exhibits it started to get bigger and bigger , you live right next to the bathhouse, yes , you are doubly lucky, you live next to your bathhouse, which is very cool, as far as i know, you use about 240 cubic meters of fractions per year, at least, the presenter is in each episode is undergoing a test t

liberal it is impossible to say that...ridor is of strategic importance; this narrow 65-kilometer corridor of polish territory is the only land connection between lithuania, latvia and estonia with the eu and nato. the american website politics wrote that this is the most dangerous place on earth and a potential hot spot in europe. subalki is located in one of the most beautiful regions of the country, surrounded by greenery and glacial lakes. people live ordinary lives here, they have something to be proud of. which separates kaliningrad from belarus, if poland or lithuania lose this narrow strip, russia will receive direct communication with its largest seaport on the baltic sea after st. petersburg, which also does not freeze. i can guarantee you that the russians already have a plan to attack this area. for a long time , the suvark corridor remained unnoticed, but 5 years ago , students of the academy of military arts drew attention to it and held the first defensive exercises here since 1930. last year, the presidents

the whole country helped restore the national economy of the liberated areas.ordovia to... 30 wagons with electrical equipment, machine tools, tools, and construction materials arrived. workers of the urals, bashkiria, siberia, chuvashia and north ossetia. helped restore the carriage repair plant, construction organizations of kirov participated in the restoration of housing and communal services. since the second half of 1944, restoration work has begun. unfolded throughout belarus. all settlements needed speedy revival and assistance. particular attention is paid to the capital. it is almost completely destroyed. the germans destroyed everything cultural institutions, with the possible exception of the theater, and the former institute of physical education. these buildings, of all the other large ones, remained untouched , the government house was partially destroyed, and so everything was ruins, ruins, ruins, all enterprises were destroyed, all cultural institutions were destroyed, most of the schools lay in ruins, and of course the question arose, first qu

order, the borders within which it existed, it is generally not clear how this liberal order withinitutions must function, and russia gives this meaning and gives these goals, now in the west there are, of course, different political voices, and this is all very painful, but at least the elite. unanimously repeats that in general we have an obvious the mission is that there is an aggressor at the gates, democracy must be defended, peace must be restored, those who are against, of course, but the illegitimate part, this is the order that we are building, we defend. nato's strategic concept is a formal document that defines the long-term goals, nature and core security objectives of the alliance. the current concept was approved at the madrid 2022 summit. there were eight of them in total, and the first four were secret documents from the cold war, they began to be prepared in october 49. in the first concept it was said that nato's main function is. containment. the key is interchangeability among member countries and standardization of equipment. each state will participate in defen

border order , v in which it existed, it is generally unclear how this liberal... alliance sought toof defense as far as possible to the east, largely because the issue of troop numbers was key, the ussr had superiority in conventional weapons, so already then in the fifty- second year they began consider the possibility of increasing the effectiveness of defense without additional costs, in other words, to focus on the use of nuclear weapons, which have not yet been included in nato strategy. thus, in the fifty-fourth year. a third appeared concept - a strategy for a massive nuclear strike. in response to aggression, the alliance could be the first to use nuclear weapons to deter the advancing soviet forces. they had to rely on the nuclear potential of the united states; in europe there were doubts that the president would sacrifice an american city for the sake of a european one. the second berlin crisis in 1961 showed that the nuclear deterrent did not deter the ussr from action. as soviet nuclear capabilities grew, nato lost its competitive advantage in nuclear deterrence. to use

applause and liberal democrats, that is what sets us apart from the other parties.tem, we ask how we can change the system to benefit everyone. we don't see politics as a game of accumulating power for ourselves, politics as a game of accumulating powerfor ourselves, we politics as a game of accumulating power for ourselves, we see politics as a game of accumulating powerfor ourselves, we see it politics as a game of accumulating power for ourselves, we see it as a chance to put real power in everyone's hands, to give people a fair deal. because the mess our country is in demands not a plan to tweak things, but a plan to transform everything. when i travel across our great united kingdom, when i hearfrom families across our great united kingdom, when i hear from families struggling to make ends meet, small businesses crushed under the weight of conservative red tape and crippling energy costs, patients waiting months or even years for the treatment they desperately need. when i see how so much in our countryjust isn't when i see how so much in our country just isn't

after the liberation, out of 50,000 , about 33 remained alive.es in the report by elena bormatova. newsreel footage taken on march 19, 1944 by war correspondents, liberated prisoners of the azarić death camp. the first results of the nazi policy of extermination were on a par with the soldiers of the 65th army under command. “the average life expectancy was established by the commission as three days in the elevated part of the swamp, where there were hummocks, where people stood ankle-deep in water, in the low-lying part knee-deep. the memories of medical surgeons testify to the fact that the consequences were terrible for the prisoners, they write and write "we 've amputated a lot of limbs here in a very short period of time." that people were here from 2 weeks to 3 months. when we talk about the azarichi death camp, we mean three camps at once: ozarichy, dert and podosinnik. everyone was accommodated in swamps several kilometers apart. and if there were no questions about the location of the azarichi and dert objects, they knew exactly where t

they presented a model of the warrior-liberator, a symbol of the soviet army.he copy is made from recycled plastic using 3d technology. the sculpture itself will reach two. meters in height and it will be installed on the territory gymnasiums for victory day. the initiative was supported by social partners. what is special about the project? the liberator warrior is printed on a 3d printer from plastic collected by schoolchildren. warrior-liberator is a project that we want to scale throughout the republic of belarus. we are all making history together today. we are as successors to the great history of the soviet union and as representatives of the military-construction complex. there are 46 in total in the capital, and i think it will be noble, especially since everyone will participate in the creation of this symbol of memory warrior-liberator, remember while you live, people, remember for your happiness, your youth, and life, initiator and leader. project symbol of memory republican association youth movement on its account there are many initiatives relate

as -- of liberalism.t changed as the internet not the economic foundations from under the business as people could afford to do less reporting in the real world. as they spent more time reporting on the internet as local journals disappeared. as people retreated to their cocoons. like somebody else as liberalism failed to live up to its unstated principles in journalism as it failed elsewhere in the world. when i got to the new york times opinion section, there were 11 columnists. one of them was a person of color. two out of 11 were women. two out of 11 were conservatives. i'm now trying to make the case for a diversity of views that for me included the more conservative to the new york times. people could look at me and say you are a hypocrite because for years what were you guys doing? you care about it now? what about when we were not being heard? that is a fair complaint. there were other fair -- i'm trying to give some sense -- these views did not come from nowhere. we have to reckon with our own re

but these three liberal justices say they went too far. now what's interesting is just justice barrett she also had a concurring opinion where she didn't want to adopt the same language that the liberal justices had, but she also acknowledged which is the moment, right? we're all in. she talks about how it is not the time to amplify disagreement with stridency. the court has settled a politically charged issue in the volatile season of a presidential election, particularly in this circumstance, writings on the court should turn the national temperature down, not up and that's interesting because it speaks to the real challenge, the legal questions, are complicated enough, but this case arrived at the supreme court at a moment that they are increasingly under scrutiny only for questions about ethics, but also about partisanship, which is why this really is a victory for the chief justice that even if everybody didn't agree with every word and you do have concurrences. you were able to get a 90 opinion on such a consequential issue, you know

going to do what it takes and the truth is, and mean, liberalism in a broad sense, liberal democracy, freedom of speech, constitution these are precious inheritances that we have the way you're going to defend it, the way you're going to move it forward is by not cheating, not cutting corners, not having double standards. because if we have them, then what trump says as well. >> you've got corners. i cut corners. you have double standards. you've got to be real. i mean, look at what happened with nodding. you agree with all that? yeah. look, i think he makes great points. it was a fantastic piece i mean, both sides have to be able to invite other persons from the other side into there into their fora to speak whether it's the media or whether it's college campuses, right. just because you don't want to hear what a conservative has to say doesn't mean that he or she should be excluded from speaking at berkeley or whatever the case may be literally once this invited to speak at berkeley and then re-invite it, those college presidents >> fell into the same double-standard. you know, peop

as those who permanently reside outside of belarus and directly took part in the hostilities to liberate our country from the nazi invaders. also, the new award will be presented to military personnel of the armed forces, other troops and military formations of belarus and to those who contributed significant contribution to the patriotic education of citizens, perpetuating the memory of the dead, organizing events dedicated to the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of belarus. the final games of the first republican hockey tournament of the ministry of internal affairs at the baranovichi ice palace are timed to coincide with police day. opponent, but today it almost didn’t work out, sometimes hockey is a team game, in the ministry of internal affairs you can’t live without a team, we necessarily have corporate spirit, support from friends friend without fail, i also want to repeat the words from the song: a coward does not play hockey, so in the internal affairs bodies, there is no place for a coward, it is an employee of the internal affairs bodies, he must be brave and make decis

i have a final question for you about the explanation you have of that school of liberalism that had the slogan and claim of freedom. it seems that when the american system or the western systems really come to a real competition and in that competition they cannot control it. they can easily retreat from those claims. the most visible words that we are witnessing in today's world are words like freedom of opinion, freedom of information, well , economic freedom. and even. well, and this thing that his eminence said the leaders always say that the power in science is based on your scientific studies. in the future, if you don't spend money on knowledge and science, then we will definitely be under great pressure and even the destruction of nations . so don't doubt it. technology and science are no longer comfort and peace. . these missiles cannot be used without the participation of the german military, and berlin does not intend to send its military to ukraine. taros is a guided missile and air-to-ground radar with a range of 600 km. a few days ago, an audio file was published on th

this is exactly between liberalism, which i defend old-school liberalism, what you just said, martinm, which y0 moise making this point is something different that is not what the woke people believe, which i think is they say we should see color first and foremost, always. i probably the position of me and liberal because >> liberalism is about seeing human beings as individuals all right, not as members, yeah, that's >> when you, when you look at the issues >> affecting president biden's reelection right now, we can talk immigration and the border or the economy. i think it is this too, that you just can't, you can't put your handle, your hands-on, and that is pronouns, right? you get corrected if you use the wrong pronoun you know, if you you can't say they're homeless people anymore, they're unhoused. >> president biden had are there are people experiencing homelessness? president biden had it right? had to walk back biden had to walk back his comments from the from the state of the union speech when he said illegals right? he had to go on to say this undocumented person, this is

is running, everything is fine, everything will work out, consumer the ability increased after liberation, so people began to receive more pensions and somehow spend it more fun, well, there... their 4 months, according to numerous testimonies, the ukrainian army turned the city not just into one continuous fortification. naturally, it is simply impossible to restore everything quickly after such destruction. and yet, severodonetsk lives. it was just a hit here, a hit there, a hit there. and that’s why everything gave so much away. to us, here and there too, what kind of people are they? calm down, sasha, calm down, oh, look at the balconies, they sealed everything up, nothing worked for them, for us too, for us too , everything is fine, everything is fine, it’s only one glass, we have two whole ones, everything is fine with us, blogger from ser... gave in general, but probably 70, 75% suffered at home, that is, it fell down when you went out onto the balcony, but you could see just glass, strewn glass, it was scary, but on the second arrival, everything else that was not filled up fell d

have the right to disqualify a candidate in federal elections, but regarding another decision, the liberal judges and judge barot spoke separately, this was not a dissenting opinion, they officially supported the decision that congress has the right to disqualify. which should pass a special law for this, but the liberal judges noted that the issue was not that way, it was enough to say that the state cannot remove from the elections, and not specify who exactly should to do this, the consequences for the states are clear, you can forget about the removal of any candidate from the elections due to participation in the uprising. there is no law on the procedure for applying the fourteenth amendment, but the unanimous decision showed that judges do not always vote on... about american politics, which, whether we like it or not, still affects the whole world, let's talk with its true connoisseur, victoria zhuravleva from imo. vika, hello. these are, to put it mildly, very specific candidates this year in the united states, anything can happen. were are there any precedents when a candidate wa

group of young people, rather, who were under the influence of islamist ideology, than national- liberatedere involved. even before several episodes of clashes with law enforcement officers in the spring of last year, a year ago, then there were several clashes, well, such local battles of law enforcement officers with unknown persons, some of which were arrested or killed, there were also victims from the side law enforcement officers, but even then it was claimed that not all of them were detained, i.e.... we are talking about a certain, certain ethnic group that has existed for at least a year, at the same time, in the spring of last year , it was even announced about the creation of the liberation army of ingushetia, that is, in this case it is possible to assert with confidence that it was not about some random group, or i don’t know, even a criminal group, but it was about a group that articulates itself in political political... terms and has existed for at least a year, almost not the first clash with by law enforcement, but it may have been the last, at least for this group, that'

but the liberal judges noted that this was not the issue.was enough to say that the state cannot remove from elections, and not specify who exactly should do it. the consequences for the states are clear: the removal of any candidate. c forget: there is no law on the application of the fourteenth amendment, but unanimous the decision showed that judges cannot always vote along party lines in elections due to participation in the uprising. moreover, after the announcement of the verdict, the judges called on the country to lower the degree of national confrontation. let's talk about american politics, which, whether we like it or not, still influences the whole world, with those who truly appreciate it. in general, when candidates were still elected by big party bosses for cigars and whiskey, anything could have happened there, candidates were changed and agreements were reached, but such a clear situation that they came to national elections with some other candidate, not the one we agreed on, no, after all , if something happens, well, heal

or extreme liberals , for some reason this infuriates them, with them, it’s like an icon, maybe it affectsor like holy water, but it seems to work, by the way, about francis fukuyama, yes , indeed, if they started listing idiots, i was once with him at one of the conferences in iraq, so small, flabby, puny, but his speech was almost, the arabs did not boo and did not do it only for reasons of oriental politeness, oriental hospitality , because francis fokuyama, for example, he wrote openly that the enemies for him and others like him have a place in the liberal society of the future, and they say that such states must be fought and fought, but they are trying to fight traditional societies under the influence partly of these liberals, because it’s not working, now very interesting hearings took place in the us congress, where two generals, two retired heads of the american armed forces, mark mil spoke. critical situation and the taliban did not seize the start of the evacuation for several months, in fact, until we found ourselves in first year were a direct result of delaying the country,

elections seem so old-fashioned when you can rely on liberal traffic judges, liberal prosecutors nda to circumvent the will of the people and law fare is what democrats do instead of debating and campaigning. imagine you have the world series and instead of the team playing, the owners investigate the star players of each team, trying to get them out before the game is played. you can take this as a victory, but this is part of a bigger strategy. they are doing it already. they get love from the media. the reason these judges are doing this is because it is incentivized. you can go from security in colorado or illinois and you get a warm bath until the stunt falls apart. the big play, the goal is to label trump as a felon. they will try to pretend this is a moral mission but it is not. it is directed by polling. they saw a poll that voters would be less likely to vote for trump if he were a felon and they start there and work backwards. they don't care if he is guilty or is he needs to pay. they want to circumvent the voter by using law fair based on polling. >> don't miss our covera

trump's personal enemy, this is a liberal prosecutor who is trying to get trump to pay the fine awardedcase, we are talking about a gigantic astronomical sum of 454 million dollars, this building is 40 wall street, the same letitia james, mentioned that he might be expropriated or somehow arrested if trump... fails to pay off this fine. the court found that trump had been using tricks for years to illegally inflate the volumes their assets and unfairly enrich themselves and their family. and his company, the $464 million fine (plus interest) against donald trump and other defendants remains in effect. trump does not agree with the court's decision in the fraud case, he wants there to be an appeal, but in order for the appeal process to move forward, his company must pay this amount, $454 million as collateral, that kind of money. donald trump didn't have it; his lawyers contacted 30 insurance companies for security, they were refused everywhere, the deadline, the deadline was just monday, that is, monday became decisive for trump in two trials at once in the case of storm daniels and in

the point is that the western liberal project is losing to the traditional project of russia, and the world sees this , the whole world sees that the nonsense is not about the fact that liberalism, the rejection of transcendental truths and everything else, can provide you with not only iphones, but also global dominance, is now collapsing, because a country with tradition offers more effective weapons, offers methods of fighting against nato that actually produce results, moreover... it offers a model of social consolidation and a political model that will be more effective than western liberal democracy, this makes them naturally hysterical, we must give credit to zhizhik, he is not there spins around the bush, he clearly called a spade a spade, he said that this is the victory of christianity over satanism, i completely agree with this, because these people, like zhizhik like him, they offer us a very specific project, he said to him... options, we are right after a little advertising, options remain, that’s interesting, about two, a credit sbercard is beneficial in any situation,

tradition, the liberal thought of russia, hmm, well , there are two points of view that exist, theytime about this, about that the decembrists continue or begin liberal line or vice versa, they are initiating a radical line, yes, but it seems to me that if we look objectively historically, then this is certainly not a liberal line, it is a radical line, because the liberal line is... not a revolution, but this the story of what goncharov will later write about in the million torment, when he disassembles chatsky, says that instead of going out into the square, presenting these demands, and then it’s not clear how it ended, it would be better if you became cabinet officials, it would be better if you reformed , you would be much better, you want to serve russia, you want to make sure that the fatherland develops, and they really sincerely wanted this, here you are, there are places, there are offices, after all, you are nobles, then you don't even have to break through. to these places , occupy, reform and prepare, in this sense, of course, perhaps, the decembrists are not the founde

, really, well, like the main liberal in the world, we live in an amazing time, when a lot of words,n general and become somehow , well, i don’t know, as if an antithesis and define, well, in particular , for example, liberalism, there was such a word, for a long time it was believed that if you are a liberal, not even in the everyday sense, but now in the everyday sense... then brussels gives up even more washington, second point, because it's all continuous. some kind of coalition government in which people can appear out of nowhere, yeah, the person who is now, well, david cameron, where did he come from, well, yes, and go, well, well, listen, well, this is funny, how shameful , as putin said, and the main thing is to think about it, yes, they took this destroyer, gave him the title of lord, yes, yes, yes, how is this possible, how yes, yes, yes, well, in fact, this... took part in that's all, because we are all participants in this historical process, we were historically doomed to this disaster, but judge. and the west was sure that everything was about the role of the individua

will serve our father and live together. to him as a non-totalitarian russian state, a family, a liberalights against it, spreading his ideas, which weakens the state, for it rests on the inviolability of the foundation: family, tsar, father, people, children, and this immutable law of the family determines them relations, when this law, the law of the family, is violated, the state begins to weaken and collapse, there comes... great disorder, examples, darkness, not immediately, but the strictly centralized state of grozny was destroyed, or it was the case of the liberal tsar boris godunov, but let’s do the math, how many victims the russian people suffered as a result of the events of the time of troubles, how many from the executions of the terrible are incomparably less, also how many victims there are as a result. in china, for example, this transmission is guaranteed by conditional marxism with a chinese face, with in this case, china is a typical empire, comrade xi has finally formalized it, or as, for example, this has been happening in the united states for hundreds of years, an

that's the thing liberalism fears. thing that liberalism fears.g any most any group having any advantage any other. we're advantage over any other. we're all equal anyway . i all one big equal blob anyway. i think we've probably covered that i've given my that enough. i've given my little take on it. next is the sunday lewis good news. sunday times. lewis good news. johnson flew for secret talks with autocrat. this is boris johnson. who is? i thought he's out of government, but he's not out of government, but he's not out of government, but he's not out of government. and this is the autocrat. it sounds really nice. is this maduro guy who's the venezuelan dictator? horrible, , horrible horrible, horrible, horrible person. and, and they didn't it says it was an unofficial trip, but it just so happens that bofis but it just so happens that boris johnson flies in there and meets with this guy. it was totally official. what they want totally official. what they want to do is they want what what they're promising the venezuelans, we don't know. right bu

running around, everything is fine, everything will work out, purchasing power has increased since liberationso people began to receive more pensions and somehow spend it more fun, well , it’s russian, i speak, and we speak russian, well, well, like who occupied us, we are going home. the battles for severo-donetsk continued for 4 long months; according to numerous testimonies, the ukrainian army turned the city into more than just one continuous fortification. naturally, it is simply impossible to restore everything quickly after such destruction, and yet severodonetsk lives. it was just a hit there, a hit there, there hit, that’s why everything was so given to us, that ’s where the hike too, what kind of people are they, calm down, sasha, calm down, just everyone, oh! this window that was replaced for us has now been replaced, but i think it’s clear from the wreckage that is still lying around that there was a problem here, there was a problem for everyone, that is, during the first arrival we were not hurt at all, but probably 70, 75% of the house was damaged, that is , it crumbled when yo

, the classical liberal party, they didn't mount a counter narrative.he state premiers which is equivalent to your governors, all the lockdowns and mandates are the way to go. the federal liberal party decided, they capitulate, they to the lot in and you have your rinos, we have our -- and if yo it, of all sides of politics are saying that one party is way to cook up it's pretty hard for the disengaged center to i guess separate themselves and think no, this is wrong. you've got to activist or quit a lot approaches. they got ruthlessly shut down with storm trooper like behavior. but at the end of the day when all the parties was in this is way to go, that how we liked her so stubborn that there was get away with this crushing of civil rights. in my opinion. so that was two years ago. arteaga statistic to show you how crazy this was. if you think about under 50s, the pande■.mi at the end of july, five people in australia under 50s who died of code. one of them had comorbidities that m them, the make them susceptible to the disease. six people dd of theas

fiction, it is something that cannot be called even close to what we understand in the context of liberal, and even more so, democracy. this is the service of the regime, well, at least it is clear to me, even these people who are abroad, who want to destroy, you know, when i listened to someone who wants to destroy, well, for example, viktor shenderovych, with his fantastic formula that we are with the ukrainians only until the first turn, well, why, because they are nazis, then i understood that, excuse me, if this is the flagship of the russian liberal opposition, well, then we he is really not on the road, and that's why you know, i think that when we say there that there are protests and so on, listen, big moscow is 21 million inhabitants in my opinion, to say goodbye to the leader of the opposition came for the maximum... estimates of 12,00 people, well in general, i think that if you take into account every day, then 50, well, well, 50, well, 50, well, what can 50,000 people do in parts, if there are auto guards, there is a rosguard, there is an fsb and so on and so forth, well not

coming from the current administration in the white house, which many call the most radical and left-liberaln the entire history of our country, there is no doubt about it, i have changed a lot in 20 years, just in the sense that we have all changed, what can we say, but how have you changed, what are your ideas now that differ from those that were 5 years ago , you know, the point is... the politically motivated decisions that were made in the midst of what they called the greatest epidemic of our time, i think, demonstrated quite clearly to a lot of people that it was really all about power, and also how few of them worried things like freedom, civil rights and people empowering themselves. by the way, i think this is why mitt romney called me a liar and a traitor, because i said, hey, in ukraine there are biological laboratories funded by the us department of defense, we need to make sure that there is no danger, because there is a war going on there and the last thing we need or to the world so that what is being researched there will leak out. one way or another, and be able to help pre

it will record the hateful stance of liberation magazine. amina sadat zabihpour, radio and television news agency. the secretary general of yemen's rastullah movement announced that the yemeni army is expanding the scope of targeting ships related to the zionist regime. seyyed abdul malik said: yemen is not allowed to pass ships related to israel, even through the ocean india or adjacent to south africa towards the mainland. unless the siege of starving and the sad situation of children dying of hunger in gaza is stopped. the secretary general of yemen's sanratullah added that the zionist regime is committing the crime of the century with the cooperation of the united states and the western and arab countries. seyyed abdul malik badreddin said, however, the crime of destruction , rape, starvation, and siege could not be stopped. the gesture of the palestinian people to stay in the gaza strip will cause disruption. gathering of doctors and nurses in front of the united nations headquarters in beirut. in this rally, immediate international act

liberal judges, very liberal juries all the way u the line.nstead of applying the law they apply politics and your name is all that matters. if your name is donald trump your guild at the evening was is ken paxton your guilty. i will not need anyone else because i don't want anyone else indicted. that's the way it works. 't stand behind our own people they areth going to take everybody down the stands up for the people. paxton in texas.his abo he is a target because he is bent theau tip of the spear leading effort to hold big tech accountable picky than the tip of the spear on immigration. unit party pays ken paxton that trying to take them out. i would joke i will be trump's the attorney general which is not possible because there's that pesky thing called senate confirmation. ken paxton would be aon fantastc attorney general and nick trump 47 administration. but here's a future attorney general and north carolina, dan bishop. what would you do about this? how should we respond as a movement? >> we have to fight back. that's what ken paxton e

the liberal media were looking forward to this day, they hoped that trump would not...d in his enormous wealth, they believed that he would not be bribed, because he already had a lot of money, donald trump lied. the idea that trump was a billionaire was big a lie, but it helped him become president, it turns out that he is not as rich as he claimed. james has already outlined some of the points from which she will begin, in general, to strip trump, or something, yes, financially. the first such object that could have been taken away from him is the seven springs country estate, located in a picturesque location in wechester county, the second is trump's golf club, also located in new york state, which is where letitia james would begin to analyze the trump empire , real estate into its component parts. but eh liberals, of course, were also interested in other objects, especially such famous ones, in new york there is a lot that is connected with the name trump, let’s even look at this photograph, here is still young trump with his father, they are on top of the buildin

unit of the main intelligence department, also helped in the liberation. mykolaiv oblast, is currently fighting in one of the air reconnaissance units of the armed forces of ukraine in donbas. i am, as they say, a nerd, everything happened by itself with drones. i fought alongside the kraken special forces, near balaklia, and saw how they worked with them, and i thought to myself, this is the way of the future. one of wolfgang's brothers and close friends, jericho magalon fought in the ranks of the armed forces as an infantryman and operator of a portable anti-aircraft gun. of the stinger complex with from march to december 2022. in march of that year, he explained his motivation to defend ukraine live on fox news in los angeles. peaceful people die here. i have to be here. in august 23, jericho returned to donbas as a military instructor. and in the first days of september, he died near bakhmut. he went with the boys to help them in their first combat operation and everything went well at first, they took a russian position, but he didn't get out. wolfgan

and as russian volunteers liberate their native land, they will never see 980 occupiers again. and in general, since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, almost 427 thousand russians will forever remain russian slaves, because they were destroyed by our soldiers. the metal park was also replenished. five tanks, 22 bmps, 32 artillery systems, more than 60 tankers, rocket salvo fire system and two air defense systems. the general staff reminds that the data are indicative. and to operational information from the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine. 91 combat clashes took place at the front during the day. the occupiers continue to storm ukrainian positions in donetsk region. fierce fighting continues near krasnohorivka, novomykhaivka. and georgiyvka. there, the enemy tried to break through our defenses 26 times. the same number of attacks were repelled by our defenders in the avdiiv direction. the tense situation in the area of ​​chasovoy yar and pervomaiskyi. there are seven armed forces of ukraine the attack of terrorists was stopped several times. also, 12 times

and during the liberation of sofia, in general, the soviet soldier did a lot for this. concentration. soviet union, and the heads of these countries could not close the soviet soldier returned sovereignty to the countries of eastern europe, including. and today it was it would be nice to remember this, but today it does not fit into the political agenda that is being announced today . but we should at least remember this. remember to tell your children about this, because indeed our country made a very big contribution to the victory. in the victory of world war ii, the restoration of countries after world war ii. trushin. alexander konstantinovich, he is the commander of a battalion and a tank. i ask you to make a proposal for the rank of major. so far? a kilometer from here, let them finish it, finish it and leave. i was a tanker, now i'm an infantryman. there is no day when we stand still, enter, gain a foothold, and move on. and so on, let's go, let's go. now there is emptiness here, several cruise missiles have shown the whole world what freedom of speech is in nato style. there

, because it depends on the greens and the liberals, that means it depends on whether scholze can be removed, or scholz can be opposed to vote with the majority vote of these two coalition parties in the coalition. social democrats and the large opposition party christian democrats. the last two tauros votes showed that the greens and liberals, despite all their militant rhetoric on talk shows and on television, are not ready to vote on the bills, which chancellor scholz does not like. scholz took this as carte blanche for total authoritarian leadership, and his latest statements where he said, for example, that germany to do... in this way, as i say, because i am kanz, this is absolutely the authoritarian logic of such a small emperor, as he obviously sees himself, mr. sergius, well , let's imagine a bad picture for ourselves on some, some part of the front there is a breakthrough, a further breakthrough, then shoit tries to suddenly summon minsk-3, that 's all, yeah. then minsk-3, then let's persuade putin, yes, yes, that is, scholz is playing the peacemaker again, that is, he is s

it's liberating a place for new young shoots. the tree then grows anew, new shoots are formed , the growth of the preserved shoots also continues , and this does not upset the balance between the root system and between the crown and the tree, and does not contribute to its further drying out , the cut branches are disposed of, that is, they are loaded, or as in this case entirely onto a machine, or there is also special equipment that processes the chips and transports them later for further processing to specialized enterprises. this year planning to transform. 2000 trees in the capital, in some places they retain a natural style, and in others they embody design solutions, forming a spherical cubic or conical shape. it is important to complete this pruning before active movement begins. the world of books without borders and partnership for the sake of the future, an international symposium of writers will be held as part of the international book exhibition fair. it will take place in minsk in minsk for the thirty-first time.

part of the kherson region is still on the other side of the front line, but the liberated areas vote probably even geopolitical event, so i congratulate everyone and urge all residents of the republic , this is the first time we are taking part in such a thing , and all residents of our country to take part in the vote and cast their vote for the candidate they see fit. voting continues in all new regions of russia, and also in the kharkov region, where two polling stations have been opened for russian citizens in the liberated areas. nikolai dlagachev, nikolai pyrkh, ruslan bikbulatov, anton stepanenko, vitali starushchenko, news: donbass, kherson region, zaporozhye. in crimea, the current vote coincides with decades of referendum on reunification with russia. today is again the day and hour when the fate of russia is determined, when the question of life is determined. crimea has all its history, all the blood that has been shed, and this event is truly providential in nature. russia ensures the right of russians abroad to participate in presidential elections. mostly , voting abro

this is a liberal, a point, the right. yeah, this is a liberal member of justice. but, you know, here's the sad part, is that too many liberals have become very liberal, especially during co, but a lot of liberals seem to back the idea of censorship during co with, you know, they didn't want to hear people talk critically about vaccines and masking, and that sort of thing and uh, you know, that was very disturbing to me. you know, during a time we needed very robust debate over these things and over locked downs. we didn't get up. and there was a lot of suppression of speech. and again, it, ironically, it was the liberals pushing it, you know, now you have the, a, c, o u which frankly, isn't that even interested in free speech anymore. so who's going to watch the watchman? this is a very disturbing thing if you mentioned, yeah, that's why it does, wouldn't you say that? you know, when we think about these things, i think misty we were taught. i don't know if you have the same background as i do . but as a journalist, no means no, it's an absolute protection that we

establishment, the liberal media there, from the very first day there was a desire to push away, wellis president as a body of the people. here is a very big question for the second presidency: is he ready or is it the same thing again? because i have a feeling that now, if then... for him it was just fun to play the elections, oh, he must have won, but now it’s very important for him to win, well, to prove that the twentieth year was an accident, to show , that no, after all, they chose me then, you see, now they are voting for me, but again, what’s beyond the abyss, here he is for this, it seems to me that he is just as unprepared as in the twentieth year, in general, everything that we know about trump, not only the president, but also his 40 years of public... active appearances shows that he has never changed, he is like a sleeper, in this regard it is unlikely that he will change. to the question of this tension, now they are openly saying that no matter how the elections end, acts of, so to speak, civil and other confrontation are possible, up to and including street riots, or

was teamster uh union leader who continued to repeat that liberalism is hegemony, it's the liberals, it's biden who's in office, it's the liberals who are censoring twitter, kicking people off twitter, it's the liberals who scare us every day about the pending fascism with trump is they carry out, you want to talk about blood best, let's talk about genocides, let's talk about what the us is... doing to gaza, let's talk about the pending fourth us invasion uh in occupation of haiti, the us has caused blood bass around the world, whether it was a democrat or republican, trump, biden, tweedle d or tweedle uh dumb. let's talk about the massive censoring and the effort now by the house of representatives to get rid of tiktok immediately, and so these scare tactics by biden and the democrats i think fall on deaf ears. specifically in the midwest when they know that it's been the democrats uh who are carrying out a regime of censorship and many measures that are extremely fascistic. if tiktok is taken out it's going to affect the income of an entire generation of tik tokkers. i don't think

the liberal prosecutors there are represented by the main backwater.nched a criminal trial, a very serious charge , they could face up to 20 years in prison, but fanny willis herself turned out to be a person not of crystal honesty, yes, we are not talking about some crimes or corruption schemes, we are talking about simple adultery right in during this trial, she began to have an affair with special prosecutor nathan wade and her colleague, who also represented the prosecution, they basically became a couple. this is a case against trump. imagine being on trial for a former president. you know that this will be a battle to the death. therefore, of course, you will be as careful as possible and try to avoid a conflict of interest. that's right, friends, only if you are not the prosecutor, fanny willis, who managed to turn the trial into a soap opera. nathan wade had to withdraw from the trials. the criminal trial in this case is scheduled to begin in august, but knowing. trump's strong lawyers, and one should not be surprised that they will make every