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i would awaken you lord union of the kingdom of your world.erd about mediation marketing loopholes shock, import prices hard principled discussion of the situation in the consumer market took place in the palace of independence will tell you the details. tomorrow the president of belarus will make a working visit to st. petersburg, where i will take part outside the formal summit of the heads of state of the cis members and the belarusian paralympic athletes not only win, but also set world records. the latest news from the summer games in sochi will complete the picture of the day with my colleagues. today, the decision of our president prohibited the rise in prices in the country profile group headed by the chairman of the council of the republic until october 20 determines measures to regulate prices. we will show all the details of the big discussion, because this topic concerns everyone. provocation of the west and the readiness of belarus to repel threats frank conversations of the power bloc with journalists and society, what is happeni

lord frost. i have always said leaving the customs union and single market has a cost, not every brexiteer has been't think it is as big as many people say. lord frost and many brexiteers would say brexit is about much more than the economy — about sovereignty and taking back control. but the economy was part of it. this is michael gove in 2016. the truth is that if we vote to leave, we will be in an economically stronger position. that also hasn't happened yet. no doubt resetting your trading relationship with the world takes time. there are already 71 new agreements with other countries, although most are direct copies of deals done when the uk was part of the eu. there are completely new deals with japan, new zealand and australia. the australia deal, for example, is estimated to increase the uk gdp by 0.08% by 2035. then there is india and the government said this week progress was being made, but there is no sign of a deal with the us. and if that is trade, next is business investment. it peaked in 2016, the year of the brexit referendum, but has never returned to that level. or the value of t

wanted to get an entrance ticket to the number of colonialists in nato to the european union, not knowing that the white lords would never accept them, as equal political donbass answered no to plans. kiev, the political donbass, we said, are different, and now, 100 years later, first the donetsk militias, and then the whole of russia, again appeared in the same context. like a force that defied globalism of the white masters in this huge similarity between the events of 1917 and 2022, the scale of lenin's imperial attacks, even if not always successful, is striking in itself. he not only set the goal of returning the territory of ukraine, including western ukraine and belarus, including western belarus, to moscow’s rule, but also gave it away. orders of his capture of warsaw on a campaign against constantinople, realizing the centuries-old dream of russia, other iran, in which, let me remind you, another russian poetic genius, velemir khlebnikov, who sang the march of the red army east to persia, participated we swear by all the hair of guriel ain, we swear by the golden lips of the zarathuster persia will b

bomb about the thirst for war about hatred for the soviet union damn when i look at these cartoons today, which are 60 years old. i'm horrified, lord. what they were wrong about. it's like that. everything is so, but the vacillation of minds, nothing is solid. it overpowered us , it was easier to believe that it was not true, the truth is somewhere where the chewing gum jeans and rock and roll be sure to be ashamed of unsightly deeds, in general the cynicism of war against standards. it is too. not born today. look at us today they are scaring the world, supposedly. we are going to use nuclear weapons. whoever speaks about this speaks about it, americans, who are americans and who are americans are the same americans who are the first and only in the world. they used the atomic bomb in hiroshima nagasaki where hundreds of thousands of people died, and then freaks were born and died from radiation sickness. it was somewhere out there, but here in the country that invented this bomb and dropped it. this caused rapture pride recently, an american plane dropped one bomb on hiroshima and destroyed the enemy's resources. this bomb has a

russia was finally liberating poland from the oppression of the polish lords who are exhausting the country, you know, in the soviet union, then there was a song that was later hidden, but then it was very popular, it was heard everywhere on the radio stations of the soviet-owned poland, there is no more old witch, there is no longer a propaganda machine, the propaganda machine worked at full capacity and did not stop for a moment during the entire military campaign. for the army, the whole situation was supported by big lies and deception. the information that the poles were welcoming this army were false characters who seemed to be waving flowers. smiled joyfully soviet propaganda consists in the fact that it always lies, as we say, looking straight in the eyes, despite the fact that in reality the cruelty of the red army soldiers was unprecedented. the secular authorities did everything through unprecedented aggression and violence. for example, the story of one border department that initially resisted but eventually surrendered and voluntarily surrendered as prisoners, so these 280 soldiers who surrendered peacefull

wanted to get an entrance ticket to the number of colonialists in nato to the european union, not knowing that white lords pravda on ntv this program is true, we continue to talk with our guests, and the situation around injections in ukraine, vladimir nikolayevich, we listen to you, the danger is that we will start with a dirty one and end up clean. this is very bad, because this is this chain reaction. it is not only in the nuclear, so to speak, topic, but you won’t understand it at all. therefore, in this case, of course, it must be stopped, and it seems to me that the conversation , on behalf of vladimir putin, is not with diplomats, but with the military just that it stood, that they far from the subtlety of diplomatic clearly, they say, we have there is data. we have proof, right? well , of course, the americans demand the same evidence as presented by colin powell. remember, he came with a test tube and showed nonsense in iraq that there was something there, there was nothing there, but there is evidence. unless the name of the company is the name of the people involved in this all the same and win

bomb about the thirst for war about hatred of the soviet union no, when i look at these cartoons today, which are 60 years old. i come to horror, lord were wrong. it's like that. everything is so, but the vacillation of minds, nothing is solid. it overpowered us, it was easier to believe that this was not true, the truth is somewhere where the gum is jeans and rock and roll, and what we touched on is that, in general, it is not necessary to be ashamed of unsightly deeds, general cynicism of war to standards. this too. not born today. look at us today they are scaring the world, supposedly. we are going to use nuclear weapons. who talks about it, and then the americans say who is american who americans are the same americans who are the first and only in the world. they used the atomic bomb in hiroshima nagasaki where hundreds of thousands of people died, and then freaks were born and died from radiation sickness. it was somewhere out there, and here in the country, who invented this bomb and dropped it. this caused the rapture of pride to drop one bomb on hiroshima and destroy the enemy's resources. this bomb has a yield of more tha

organization of the belarusian and the union of zhianshin unraveled the sculptural compositions in the mother of god at the ambition of the kunk of mutirism and salmon feudal lords from the oldest to the monuments. the family, today, is the most basic. the most sacred thing, probably, that every belarusian has, what allows it in general as a solid foundation on which everything else is built, no matter. what a person is professionally engaged in, the most precious thing is always and will be what surrounds us at home. and these are our children, our relatives. it's actually the most valuable thing you have. of a person, probably after health, so we carefully keep this family diamond , we keep it, we increase it, it is gratifying that in our country. there is tremendous attention to the family without the family, there can be neither society nor the state as a whole, and of course, now it is fundamentally important that we preserve the traditional understanding of the family, what is happening in our country now in terms of strengthening the family, this inspires hope, and this -really happy. the mother of the heroine and the mother of anastasia kupriyanova with

that cuban time. the only journalist in the soviet union who saw the explosion of a nuclear bomb at the semipalatinsk test site. i even think that the lorded me of my sight, i see very poorly. because i dared to see it all. in all my life, i think i've seen one that people shouldn't look at. it is the mountains that call the black city, which passes there in desert under these palatines, when i arrived there all these mountains were blown up. in each mountain , he made, perhaps, deep into the center of the mountain there in this direction, a nuclear one, then it was clogged from this or that pipelines led pipes, all kinds of cables, through which this explosion was broadcast by countless devices and sensors, and then the moment came. this explosion took me a distance, probably five, or maybe seven kilometers in general, a small trailer. there was a loudspeaker, and then the reverse went report, i say, there are nine eight seven three two. one and how will he suffocate? how scary is it? the mountain is a huge mountain, it seemed to bounce the mountain, and then it sank lower, it fell down, the stones turned into dust, and everything is mu

perfectly understand that control over valuable deputies by the federation of trade unions , in principle, is under way. well, lordwe have a lot of caring people who tell the regulatory authorities. how did our value increase by one or another, but many perceived it as. but look, now the prices will not rise. your aim. it was like this, or you really just tried to understand, and what is the logic of price growth, you know, we are not just trying on a systematic basis and formed an expert, but the centers of the federation of trade unions and, therefore, an extended period of time. we submitted proposals to the national councils and the government, and through the system of national partnerships, we were an active participant in this process, in so far as it concerns, and this thesis is absolutely true. that is, probably, the time has come when the president said. that's enough, you need to stop and together with all interested trade producers. and the most important thing for society is to understand the reasons, er, in our opinion, the logic of the federation of trade unions, simple consistently should be fair p

union between scotland and england is a reserved matterfor west minister. so yesterday we heard most of the argument from the scottish government, that was given by the lord advocate people living in scotland. she said that would have no immediate impact in law or on the union. she was arguing that a legal referendum would be possible next year. she also talked about a draught referendum bill that she said she didn't feel competent to sign that off for it to start its process through scottish parliament. she wanted to come here doing to the supreme court to seek legal clarity on that. so james ed, kc took up the case for the uk government. he said this government to make no ruling on that draught referendum legislation because it was incomplete at this stage. he said the lord advocate was right not to sign off on the referendum bill. he said the proposed legislation would impact on the union so could not legally go through the scottish parliament. he said it was perfectly obvious that the scottish government wanted to end the union so he said legally there should be no independence referendum next year. many opposing views heard in the supreme court behind me here

and because it was a serious position, respectively, and it was an honor for this lord after the collapse of the unionple, because it was easy to manipulate them. and this is the aristocracy today, and behind the scenes they are maneuvering juggling with these, which means prime ministers, who are unimportant, what kind of specialist he is, what is his background and so on, so you note that the macron that appeared in the spirit. not from where. yes , very debritish brought out and said, france is your president this man. well, at least they held a formal election there, and he wins there, but here there are no elections at all, no elections at all. and you know , there, uh, even today they announced the name of the new head of the conservative party. to think of him it was voted by conservatives. no, and you know his name. this is also a lady over him zahavi. uh iraqi kurt with a very similar biography that interesting things are happening with the conservative party i don't think the conservatives represent. in general, white is conservative. uh, such uh, religious england is a red herring. could st

the cathedrals of the accommodating rural lord's show technique and to piracy the entire temples of the technical school. wars in the history of the soviet unionthe period the reign of nikita sergeevich khrushchev, the period that church historians call the khrushchev persecution of the church, when about fifty percent of the temples were closed throughout the soviet union, as well as most of the monasteries, most of the theological schools, and in particular. in 1947, the minsk theological seminary was opened in zhirovichi and resumed. its first revival a was in the sixty-third year at the height of khrushchev 's persecution. it was already closed and, uh, the authorities had plans for the monastery, so they wanted to close it in the cathedral. uh, since in zhirovichi already then the agrarian-technical college operated today, then it was called technical school. they planned to place agricultural training equipment in the cathedral in the cathedral, that is, it is used as such a workshop, well, a large room. yes, yes, other monastic buildings were also captured and somehow used, but again , by the grace of god, this did not happen. yes, and

these were serious guys, a good experience of the war against the soviet union - this is lord robinsonen more interesting statement. today, the minister of economics, finance , industrial and digital sovereignty made, if they have such a minister in france, brunet liner, that's what he is said, listen or until we have to let the ukrainian conflict result in us economic dominance and europe's weakening, a situation where washington sells its liquefied natural gas at four times the price of its own industrialist is unacceptably convinced that the economic glory of europe is not in anyone's interests. we must reach a more balanced economic relationship in the energy issue between our american partners and the european continent of 9,000 industrial. e enterprises went bankrupt in france for the third quarter. germany situation. even worse. eh, there really is already massively moving industry to the united states, here in eastern germany they are passing. uh, mass demonstrations. east of germany indeed. now the flights and demonstrations are seething under the slogans of the front of frien

bomb about the thirst for war about hatred for the soviet union damn when i look at these cartoons today, which are 60 years old. i'm horrified, lordit's like that. everything is so, but the vacillation of minds, nothing is solid. it overpowered us, it was easier to believe that this was not true, the truth is somewhere where the chewing gum is jeans and rock and roll, and what we touched on is that, in general, it is not necessary to be ashamed of unsightly acts in general .

of mississippi when the union army approaches during the expedition, if you got that when my hat is off to you i have been writing about and chris murkowski wait on this book lord have mercy i will show you what's holding up a cup in just a few seconds, they literally sailed this into the interior of the state when the union navy approached they sink it and guess what that vessel that was supposed to resupply fort sumter the one that van dorn captured outside of galveston texas is sitting at the bottom in greenwood mississippi. there is some trivia. while he is down there going back to texas the good folks of san aonio durable and after generous toast he responded like this, the only reason i'm telling you this is because i like to hear my voice echo office microphone, it will give you all honesty a good taste of what he was like and it's all cavalier if you will. sir, walter scott, i hope you did not do this off-the-cuff, if he did i am jealous. this assemblage of beauty ends to the thirsty is ambition. one smile from the beauty contended in the rough arena of life where more than sufficient to compensate me for all my humble labors on the field. the smile of

and when the union army approaches, during the yazoo pass expedition -- if you got that, one my hats off to you, the yazoo pass expedition -- i've been writing about it. -- lord have mercy. i'm going to show you what's holding that book up in just a few minutes. anyway, they literally sailed this thing into the interior of the state when the union navy approached, they sank it, they turned it at right angles and sank it. and guess what? that vessel that was supposed to resupply fort sumter, the one that van doren captured outside galveston, texas, is now still sitting at the bottom in greenwood, mississippi. there is some trivia for you. now, while he's down there, going back to texas, the good folks of san antonio threw a ball in van doren's honor and after a generous toast, van doren responded in parts like this, now, the only reason i'm telling you this is because i like to hear my voice okpo off this microphone. no, just getting. but it will give you, in all honesty, it will give you a good taste of what he was like. -- and it is all cavalier, if you will. sir walter scott. i hope he didn't do this off the cuff, but if he did, boy, i'm jealous. this assem

bomb about the thirst for war about hatred for the soviet union damn when i look at these cartoons today, which are 60 years old. i'm horrified lord is so, but the vacillation of minds, nothing is solid. it overpowered us, it was easier to believe that it was not true, the truth is somewhere where the chewing gum is jeans and rock and roll, and what we touched on is that, in general, it is not necessary to be ashamed of unsightly deeds, the general lies of the cynicism of war to the standards. it is too. not born today. look at us today they are scaring the world, supposedly. we are going to use nuclear weapons. who talks about it talks about it americans who is american who americans are the very americans who are the first and only in the world. they used the atomic bomb in hiroshima nagasaki where hundreds of thousands of people died, and then freaks were born and died from radiation sickness. it was somewhere out there, and here in the country that invented this bomb dropped it. rapture pride dropped one bomb on hiroshima and destroyed the enemy's resources. this bomb has a yield of more than 20,000 tons. with tnt, we spent ov

bomb about the thirst for war about hatred of the soviet union damn, when i look at these cartoons today, which are 60 years old. i'm horrified, lordit's like that. everything is so, but the vacillation of minds, nothing is solid. it overpowered us, it was easier to believe that it was not true, the truth is somewhere where the chewing gum is jeans and rock and roll, and what we touched on is that, in general, it is not necessary to be ashamed of unsightly deeds, generally lie cynicism double standards. it is too. not born today. look at us today they are scaring the world, supposedly. we we are going to use nuclear weapons. whoever speaks about this speaks to the americans, who is american and who to the american are the same americans who are the first and only in the world. they used the atomic bomb in hiroshima nagasaki where hundreds of thousands of people died, and then freaks were born and died from radiation sickness. it was somewhere out there, and here in the country that invented this bomb and dropped it. this caused rapture pride recently, an american plane dropped one bomb on hiroshima and destroyed the enemy's resourc

compromise recognised across the part of the european union another part of the united kingdom and had to get back to the antagonistic approach that we saw when lordgotiations. when lord frost was in charge of the negotiations-— negotiations. former irish ambassador _ negotiations. former irish ambassador to _ negotiations. former irish ambassador to the - negotiations. former irish ambassador to the eu, i negotiations. former irish | ambassador to the eu, the negotiations. former irish - ambassador to the eu, the uk and italy. the data view. donald trump's former strategist steve bannon has been sentenced to four months in jail for contempt of congress. the 68—year—old refused to provide either testimony or documents to a committee investigating the 2021 riot at the us capitol. he denies any criminal wrongdoing and has been allowed to remain free while he appeals against the sentence. meanwhile, the former us president donald trump has been ordered to give evidence to the congressional committee investigating last year's capitol hill riots on january the sixth. if he does not comply with the legal summons, he could face criminal carges. our washi

lord mr. patel senior. my statistical headed truman, shorted comfortable, must throw in such conceal utah, w dot, give them a cheer models. roosevelt was convinced that lasting peace was impossible without the soviet union. roosevelt was the last us leader who pursued peace, not wall. last able, the roosevelt wrote the churchill right before he died. he said the issues between us and the soviets come up every day and they all worked out and they get resolved . we should continue to work together road that was convinced that he, that the americans, the soviets would remain friends and allies in the postwar period. mm. in potsdam truman got a message. it's a little boy about the atomic bomb. when you tell it's done in about it, the soviet ledia showed little interest. uncle joe didn't understand truman thought it started already knew everything. the issues raised in yalta. i lay down in potsdam and above all here ups, post wall architecture. germany was to pay reparations be deprived to pont of its territories. koenigsberg and its surrounding areas. would it be seated to the ussr? mm. say you is neat gift to my memphis sure should years. and as i've usually assess course, i also have plenty of poor my she

now he also said that the lord advocate was right not to sign off that referendum bill and it was perfectly obvious that the scottish government was seeking to end the unionguatemala and bird courtship rituals — some of the winning images of this year's wildlife photographer of the year competition. but it was this picture of male cactus bees surrounding a single female that was crowned overall winner. our environment correspondent matt mcgrath has the story. every year in hot deserts of the southern us, the normally solitary cactus bees gather in large numbers. when a female emerges from a barrow in the ground, the desperate males descend and a fierce scrum in stews as they grapple for the to meet. this dramatic picture of the buzzing bundle was captured on a texas ranch by photographer carine eigen. only the fifth woman to win the grand title in their competitions 58 year history, thejudges praised the pictures movement and intensity. what i hoped this picture does is bring to light this other world of beauty and all these lives are going on that we don't even know about and what i want this to do is to bring awareness and get people to pay attention. ,

lords. the fact of modern is the moment that bill becomes law of the european union has made it clear that they politics and economics and it will be eight very early test of whether or not rishi sunak is strong enough to take on different of his party in parliament. if you are the ones to negotiate a settlement with the eu. �* , ones to negotiate a settlement with the eu. �*, , ., the eu. let's focus in on the economy — the eu. let's focus in on the economy itself _ the eu. let's focus in on the economy itself because - the eu. let's focus in on the | economy itself because rishi the eu. let's focus in on the - economy itself because rishi sunak has made it clear that dealing with economic crisis is his number one credit playback priority. is his number one priority. and the scale of the economic challenge facing his new government has been highlighted by new data, showing eye—watering rises in the cost of staple foods. the office for national statistics found that the price of vegetable oil soared by 65% in the 12 months to september. pasta rose by almost 60% and tea by 46%. but mr sunak�*s a

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the union is a reserved matter and the scottish government cannot pass laws which relate to reserved matters. but the lord. , ., track. the weather watchers have sent in beautiful— track. the weather watchers have sent in beautiful images - track. the weather watchers have sent in beautiful images and i track. the weather watchers have sent in beautiful images and we i track. the weather watchers have i sent in beautiful images and we had some great pictures capturing the early frost and with the sunshine we are picking up some of the change in our leaves. it was so quiet over night with light winds and clear skies and we saw frost developing and it's picking up a bit with the wind in the west of the uk are more cloud coming in and we will see rain ushered into parts of scotland and northern ireland through the afternoon with the odd shower possible across northern england and north wales but to the south, still looking fine with sunshine and an afternoon high of 16 degrees. through the evening and overnight, thick cloud works across scotland, some heavy rain perhaps to the west and south, into northern i

the union of armed struggle was created, later the organization was renamed the army of the region from the moment the svz ak was created in london management circles. lord. the doctrine of two enemies, which prescribed a fight on two fronts, both with the germans and the soviets, the latter did clandestinely slaughtering and burning those who were objectionable then it didn’t matter whether the poles or belarusians went under the knife, everyone who refused to cooperate with the polish resistance, i will show the recently declassified archive data of the kgb on the same day, in the village of separation of the vasilishkovsky district, the wife of a former member of the technical group was shot two words, and a small child aged one year was shot by one of the bandits was taken by the legs and hitting the stove with his head was killed after which the house was burned. and here is documentary confirmation of the genocide of jews by bands of the regional army in the same 1944 , they destroyed and burned the entire family from during the german occupation, during the german occupation , jews in the swamps were shot by the nosovichi of the pametsky village c

of the union b was mainly based on the products of german industry by blocking the nord stream the united states destroyed the industry of germany, according to the well-known words of the lord the first secretary general. nato's anglo-saxon goal is to keep russians out of europe, americans in europe, and germans under european control. if the eu was previously dominated by german industry using cheap russian gas, it will now be dominated. poland, using norwegian gas, is entering a turning point as a leader. becomes warsaw and behold, pay it is precisely at this moment that warsaw officially presents a note to germany regarding reparations, demanding over one trillion dollars. yes, for what germany had already paid in the fifties. today, polish prime minister mateusz marowiecki said that the european union should provide financial assistance to ukraine no less than the united states. and who should pay within the european union, of course, germany a. eh, ivan alekseevich here. we are indeed seeing such a tectonic shift. it's tectonic changing the balance of power within the european union destroying german leadership and replacing it with polish leadership with the leadershi

yes lord, even though i don't know, the chess union is ready to contribute to this.y confirms that, of course, the grain deal. it is at the heart of a much wider circle, uh, so to speak, here, well, the problems that are being solved, including with action pressure, and so on and so forth. similar. well, and one more question about which, as i have already said a lot, but they ask, and gas today is about nord stream and, in fact, there the question, in my opinion, was not even so much about nord stream. and about the fact that putin, being, well, as if germanophiles, we are a specialist in this country, as he generally assesses, but she still has this germany, the germans still remain or are they already some kind of reflashed. eh, so the creatures are listening. the choice of those people who legitimately came to power in a particular country. in this case, in germany e. they must determine for themselves that it is more important for them to fulfill some kind of allied obligations, as they see it, uh, or uh, ensuring the interests of their own people, their nationa

lord frost. i have always said leaving the customs union and single market has a cost. e truth is that if we vote to leave we will be in an economically stronger position. that also hasn't happened yet. no doubt resetting your trading relationship with the world takes time. there are already 71 new agreements with other countries, although most are direct copies of deals done when the uk was part of the eu. there are completely new deals with japan, new zealand and australia. the australia deal, for example, is estimated to increase the uk's gdp by 0.08% by 2035. then there is india. the government said this week progress was being made but there is no sign of a deal with the us. and if that is trade, next is business investment. it peaked in 2016, the year of the brexit referendum but has never returned to that level. or the value of the pound strengthened. the dollar has lowered the value currencies around the world but the pound has fallen considerably against the dollar since 2016 and a weaker pound makes imported goods more expensive which in turn has contributed to

sir james also said the lord advocate was right not to sign the referendum bill and he said that the proposed legislation was was related to the unionnzie at the supreme court, thank you very much. the team say that these so—called mini brains has the ability to sense and respond to its environment and claim it's the first—ever sentience lab grown lane and our science correspondent has more. these little white blobs are clumps of brain cells being grown in the lab. it learn to play a 19705 video game called pong in the rectangle on the screen. the many brain moves the white line to try to stop the dot getting past. white line to try to stop the dot getting past-— white line to try to stop the dot getting past. white line to try to stop the dot urettin ast. ., ., ., getting past. right now we have a chance for drug _ getting past. right now we have a chance for drug discovery - getting past. right now we have a chance for drug discovery and - chance for drug discovery and disease modelling and understanding intelligence in the next stage could open up cyber security management or more autonomous devices and you could have fully auton

the union is a reserved matter and at the scottish government can't pass a law is on anything relating to a reserved matter. the lordtwo—day hearing was just the tip of the iceberg and the judgment is likely to take many months. alexander mackenzie reporting from the supreme court. let's check out the supreme court. let's check out the latest weather prospects from susan. hello. last night, thanks to clear skies, there were some great views of the moon to be had. but the clear skies did mean we got off to a frosty start today. tonight, more cloud around, definitely to the north and west of the uk as these fronts start to push in. still looking at clear skies through the evening across much of england and wales, but some cloud getting into the north and west here as we move into the small hours of wednesday. where it stays clear overnight, though, i think we could still see a few areas developing a frost in east anglia and the south—east of england. where it's windier, cloudier and wetter, temperatures in double figures, so anywhere really from the south—west of england into wales and across much of scotland and nort

lord from john rose, it was some ninetieth year. and when he explained to him what would happen in connection with the collapse of the soviet union, howtions would develop there and everything else, he told me, while all his employees and guests, she came to our office left because we had to cover good table. so we were left alone, and suddenly sergei said in russian e, maybe what you say is true? yes, maybe it is, but only if it is, it is there will be a nuclear war in europe, he pointed his finger at him. i already had a paw-top and in the ninetieth year in my tray, which means, in principle, it seemed to me then. well , maybe he and john then tried to speak for the soviet union. yes, he was granted the rights to a wonderful newspaper. izyumov. publicity to other newspapers was prohibited. uh, the official american statement that the soviet union is needed. yes, and so on, there was a lot of history. john was already in a different world, so you can talk about all this, similar conversation. i had with floria, yes repeatedly. and also talked about about the same well-known journalist. and why am i saying all this? it seemed to me al

union, we usually talk about human sacrifice, this is correct. but if we remember, it was some kind of, perhaps fierce robbery. they dragged everything here, these lords anything that was stolen was dragged, and someone struck the factories with works of art that dispersed throughout europe and which are still in private collections and, you know, very reluctantly and periodically. sometimes they start to remember something about it. and what compensated for the soviet union was. god forbid, 5% of what was looted by this united europe of adolf hitler, no one says anything about this. and that's when madam service comes forward and says that she's a robbery. i think we should put on a nazi uniform. well, it will be logical. and when we talk again about the restoration of ukraine, on which there is money for this. and why in general and what kind of ukraine she is going to restore, you know, here , again, during the years of the great patriotic war, the so-called camp of herbalists existed. it was such an ss training base where i train the overseers of concentration camps, as well as people who carried out punitive operations, you know who made up the b

lord from john rose, it was some ninetieth year. and when i explain to him what will happen in connection with the collapse of the soviet union, how itdevelop, there are russian-german relations, and everything else, he told me, while all his employees and guests from the coven who came to our office left, because we had a good table set. here we are left together, and suddenly sergei said in russian, maybe what you say is true? yes, maybe this is true, but only if it is, it will be a nuclear war in europe, he pointed. he already had laptops in the ninetieth year in his own way. so, in principle, it seemed to me then. well , maybe, yes, john later tried to play for the soviet union. yes, he was given a wonderful newspaper, izyumova. glasnost to other newspapers was prohibited. uh, the official american statement that the soviet union is needed. yes, i and so on, there was a lot of history. john is already in a different world, so you can talk about all this, a similar conversation. i had a wagon, rio, and more than once, and it was also said about the same thing to a well-known journalist. and why am i saying all this? it seemed to m

union state and so on. agreed on all the development nikita sergeevich and how do you understand, and what does this mean? because many know, even to me personally they asked with huge eyes, lord eyes? well, just what is it? well, look at the threats, of course, and we see that the build-up of troops in poland in in the baltics, this is all, of course, a threat to the national security of belarus and the russian federation, but in this case i will express my assumption. in my opinion, new special military operations there will, among other things, most likely include active use, for example, the territory of the republic of belarus as a kind of bridgehead. will it be a repetition of the situation in february at the end of february? uh-huh, or it will be other tools involved, of course it is very difficult to say, but in my opinion it is absolutely obvious that in in the current conditions, belarus, as before, substitutes our not just an allied yes, fraternal shoulder in conditions where we have other countries, but members of the collective security treaty organization. they behave quite contradictory both at the level of rhetoric and at the level of actions. now i don’t want