, if there will be any history of mankind at all, maybe not at all, as the firing of the starting gun an end to the hopes of millions of people to live. on earth , some more time, which was set aside for this civilization, is also, of course, not eternal on this planet, but we, at least, belong to those generations that were going to live here for a long time, and it may turn out that these hopes of ours are in vain , and that we are, in principle , approaching the most interesting and, i would said, a fascinating catastrophe in the history of mankind, which really no one will read about in history books anymore due to their possible absence, and so when we think about it, we understand what... western politicians are afraid of and how this nuclear putin's blackmail is working, but i just showed you the mechanism of this blackmail, which, by the way, was used again this week, when they continued to talk about their nuclear doctrine there, how they will apply it, will not apply it, although on the other hand we see as in fact the same piskov says that no, the drone strikes there are no

and the death of tens of millions of people in the midst of the greatest drama in the history of mankindith you we understand very well, dear friends, that no one will mention the russian-ukrainian war and the fate of ukraine against this sad background, and february 24... 2022 will go down in the history of mankind, if there will be any history of mankind at all, maybe it will not be at all , like shots from a starting gun, which put an end to the hopes of millions of people to live on earth for some more time, which was allocated for this civilization, which is certainly not eternal on this planet, but at least we belong to those generations who were going to live here for a long time time, and it may turn out that these hopes of ours are in vain, and that we are, in principle, approaching the most interesting and i would say. a fascinating catastrophe in the history of mankind, which really no one will read about in history textbooks due to their possible absence, and so when we think about it, we understand what western politicians are afraid of and how this nuclear blackmail of puti

fate of ukraine against this sad background, and february 24, 2022 will go down in the history of mankindwill be any history of humanity at all, it may not be at all, like the firing of the starting gun, which put an end to the hopes of millions of people to live on earth for some more time, which was set aside for this civilization, which is certainly not eternal on this planet, but we at least belong to those generations that were still gathering. to live for a long time, and it may turn out that these hopes of ours are in vain, and that we are, in principle , approaching the most interesting and, i would say exciting catastrophe in the history of mankind, which really no one will read about in history textbooks in due to their possible absence. and yes, when we think about it, we understand what western politicians are afraid of and how this nuclear blackmail of putin works, but i just showed you the mechanism of this blackmail, which by the way this week. was involved when they continued to talk about their nuclear doctrine there, how they will apply it, not apply it, well, although o

world ask not what america can do for you but what we can do working together protects freedom of mankind and that is exactly what joe biden did working together with nato countries and beyond countries throughout the world working together and the timing related among those people and nato was strengthened, increased welcoming sweden and finland and was a bit of. as it you have very kennedy leadership role to play bringing the people together in the freedom of mankind itself i think he deserves great benefit that so there's hesitation, technology and timing on that he deserves a great deal of credit. and it was very beholding to donald trump (and people like him i know live like him, i know him. nonetheless there say is that the in the united states? lower than 2%. ... >> and it wasn't a pretty sight in the departure, but the departure had already been negotiated in the previous administration. now, we could've stayed longer. two days ago i did a presentation with the czech government on women in afghanistan. what a tragedy it is. for all the years we were there to see the advances of wo

was the sheriff's future for mankind, casual hooking? we sort of home cheese and strive for common security for me on for, you know, should come forward together to form a stabilizing course. unfortunately, engine, which is strengthening global security and governance. unexplored solutions to address both symptoms on routes of hotspot issues. but hateful to change your attention to many policies that are possible only responded to my global security initiative. you got under the initiative, we have made prominent progress, awful and maintaining original stability and in many other areas from china and brazil fargo jointly issue the 6 point consensus. portfolio was launched. change on the group of friends for peace under your train crisis. together with other global sales countries, where we are, we don't usually sure to promote our lead the escalation. sure. same thing to paved away for political settlement. virginia and she lost her life balance and can go probably be listing infections type a g reconciled with each other invasion. a mi

that is, there is a mistake, the mistake costs the outbreak of a nuclear war, and the existence of mankinde is, meet lieutenant colonel dmitry matays, the very commander of the duty forces, took up combat duty, exactly. for 24 hours he and the lord god will literally be responsible for the fate of all mankind, and the opinion of lieutenant colonel matays may be decisive in the retaliatory strike by our strategic forces. dmitry has a sniper's character, calm as a rock. he leaves his emotions at home, here, when planet earth is at stake, exceptional cold-bloodedness is required. well , what can i say, that the created orbital group of spacecraft. therefore, on the big screen, a live broadcast from the cosmodrome, a report to the commander about the peaceful launch: the forces of the 15th armies of the special purpose air and space forces to to ensure the launch of a space rocket as part of the angara 1.2 launch vehicle with military experimental spacecraft are ready, this is the video we are receiving in real time now. from the plesetsk cosmodrome, it is ready for launch in literally seconds

prospects of mankind. rand monthly. just before eleanor's death in 1962. once again, she attracted some of the most important political and cultural figures of the era, including ralph bunche henry kissinger, luis munoz, marin edward murrow, julius nyerere, bertrand russell, adlai stevenson, paul tillich and john f kennedy both as senator and president. although she really despised jfk's father and had to be convinced to book the younger of the kennedys, some of her anti kennedy remarks were unfortunately incorporated into television for republican richard, for whom she also had little respect. eleanor roosevelt spoke authority, yet she had a kind, grandmotherly appearance and mode of delivery as she aged television commentators. guests often behaved deferentially to her personage, resisting the trivialization or sexualization that plagued most women at the time, although she had consistent offscreen detractors, very few either directly on tv. so the medium regularly provided an effective platform for her liberal voice. during the republican eisenhower yea

prospects of mankind. rand monthly. just before eleanor's death in 1962. once again, she attracted some of the most important political and cultural figures of the era, including ralph bunche henry kissinger, luis munoz, marin edward murrow, julius nyerere, bertrand russell, adlai stevenson, paul tillich and john f kennedy both as senator and president. although she really despised jfk's father and had to be convinced to book the younger of the kennedys, some of her anti kennedy remarks were unfortunately incorporated into television for republican richard, for whom she also had little respect. eleanor roosevelt spoke authority, yet she had a kind, grandmotherly appearance and mode of delivery as she aged television commentators. guests often behaved deferentially to her personage, resisting the trivialization or sexualization that plagued most women at the time, although she had consistent offscreen detractors, very few either directly on tv. so the medium regularly provided an effective platform for her liberal voice. during the republican eisenhower yea

the worst type of crime that mankind has ever seen and items and the tools that we use for relief works and for welfare works, these come to be turned into a tool of terror, and they make people blind , they kill people, they take away the right to continue life and the right to continue life from people, because these crimes in turn, he did not have and does not have a similar one, so we are from the red cross. we are from both the committee and the federation that condemned the body's statement to stop these crimes and find entry . it is our duty to go and be present in the region. we condemned and we asked all the international community, in addition to that , we will definitely send the documents of violation of humanitarian rights to the international prosecutor together with many countries that support and accept these issues as a declaration. crime to pursue. yes, another discussion is that we should reach out to the poor, to those who need help. one of our duties is to reduce the symptoms. one of our duties is to save lives. well, see when this happened. 3,000 people were injure

[applause] america's birth open a new chapter in mankind's history.rals and philosophical precedence that all people are created equal and endowed with inalienable rights with life liberty and the pursuit of happiness in the power of government derived from the consent of the government. [applause] this national commitment was a singular act of wisdom and courage and it brought the best and the bravest to our shores. it was a revolutionary development to capture the imagination of mankind. it created a basis for unique role for americans. that the pioneer in shaping more decent and just relations among people and among society. today 200 years later we must address ourselves to that role both in what we dowh at home and how we act abroad and among people everywhere who have become politically alert, socially and increasingly impatient with global inequities and who are organized as you know into some 106 different nations. this calls for nothing less than the same architectural international framework of peace. in which ourur own ideals becoma global

we hold the rest of mankind, enemies in war, in peace, friends oh, no. the brother we, therefore, the representatives of the united states of america are the o in federal assembled, appealing to the supreme judge of the world for rectitude of our intentions. do in the name, and by the authority of the good people of these colonies. no. o solemnly publish and. declare that these united colonies are and of right are to be free. and independent states. o. na other. o o o. o o. that they are full of all allegiance to the british crown, and that all political connection between and the state of great britain is and ought to be totally dissolved. o o holder and as free and independent states they have the full power to levy war, conclude peace, contract alliances, establish commerce, and to do all other acts and things which independence may of right do. but o court na and for the support of this declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of divine providence, we mutually pledge to other our allies, our fortunes and our sacred honor. o. o. o o. partne

america's birth opened a new chapter in mankind's history. ours was the first nation to dedicate itself clearly to basic moral and philosophical principles that all people are created equal and endowed with an equitable right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. the power of government is derived from the consent of the governed. this this national commitment was a singular act of wisdom and courage. and it brought the best and the bravest from other nations to our shores. it was a revolutionary development that captured the imagination of mankind. it created a basis for our unique role for america, that of a partner in shaping more decent and just relations among people and among societies. today, 200 years later, we must address ourselves to that role both in what we do at home and how we act abroad among people everywhere who have become politically more alert, socially, more congested, and increasingly impatient with global inequities and and who are now organized, as you know, into some 150 different nations. this calls for not

the world is watching. mankind is watching what the united states will do. the, the us state of florida is bracing for a 2nd hurricane in just 2 weeks. ok. milton is moving to woods, florida. gulf coast is expected to make landfill legs on wednesday, with intense wens and a life threatening storm surge. and these are all the just f, as in fox explains how hurricane milton strengthened to a category 5 storm. as well as we've been hearing. milton has re strengthened to enter a category. 5 storm is a massive system. it's, you can see the storm, they're pulling away from the tom peninsula and it's got to drive its way further. north east would say heavy rain full. that will be widespread flooding. of course, as we've been hearing and that's threatening storm says that life threatening sol, so we will be excessive, maybe 3 to 5 meters, we are looking at significant rightful well over $300.00 millimeters of rain is certainly possible. as milton makes his way up towards that western side of florida, a part of florida 6 significant rifle in the coming hours. it make

tokyo guarded the 28 nation stand united until victory is won of all mankind. grant us victory over the tyrants or enslave all freemen and nations, grant us a common fate. that man shall bread and peace. that he shall no justice and righteousness, freedom and security and, equal opportunity and an equal chance to do his best not only in our own, but throughout the world. and in that fate. let us mark toward the clean world. our hands can make. amen. now.

it was a revolutionary development that captured the imagination of mankind.d a basis for a unique role for america. that of a pioneer in shaping more decent and just relations among people and among societies. today, 200 years later, we must address ourselves to that role, both in what we do at home and how we act abroad. among people everywhere, who had have become more alert, and socially and increasingly impatient with global efforts as we have organized into some 150 different nations. this calls for nothing less than at the same architectural effort for an international framework of peace within our own ideals gradually can become a global reality. our nation should always derive its character directly from the people and let this be the strength and the image to be presented to the world, the character of the american people. [cheers and applause] >> to our friends and allies, i say that what is through our common dedication to democracy, is much more important than that which occasionally divides us on economics or politics. to the nations that seek to

gosh, mankind to really has eyesight as spray. and they can see what the duty and come to their own conclusions. it is time for the united states to really rise up to the page and stop the atrocities completely by israel against the palestinian people. the world is watching. mankind is watching and whatnot of states will do with no indication that the us is going to do that any time soon. how do you see china's role? it has been vocal and it support for palestine for the ceasefire for a 2 state solution. but is, but is china willing to use the considerable, never ridge that it has with israel? i think from the very beginning of this conflict, to turn us be on the right side of the history, china as being calling on both israel and the palestinians to stop the hostilities and to let you cease fire through peace and diplomacy and negotiations and achieve the goals all fully respecting the legitimate rights as opposed to the people at to be the 2 state solution. restoring the ball it back to 1967 and using east 00 as the capital city

the younger generation is our future, and investing in childhood now is a guarantee of peace in all mankind. not all countries celebrate children's day on june 1, for example, in palestine, it is april 5, the day of protection of the palestinian child. we celebrate it in the same way, organizing sports entertainment. by the way, this is the north of palestine, you can also see views of the dome of the church complex, the alkutz mosque and also works made of mother-of-pearl from sdf, we also invite you to visit our table, where you can try traditional pilaf, malyube, pastries, sweets. there are organizations that we support and boarding houses, and children's homes, homes for the disabled, in close cooperation with them we organized this holiday, attracted them to participate, because among them there are many talented children, and spoon players, and dancers singers who also want, despite their peculiarities, to go out, to appear, to show what they are capable of, we will see their performance on stage today. also the embassy of the syrian arab republic is glad to participate in this event,

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the world is watching mankind is watching what the united states will do. the, the us state of florida is placing for the 2nd hurricane in just 2 weeks. ok. milton is moving to was short as gulf coast is expected to make landfill nasal on wednesday, with intense wins and a life threatening storm surge, a cost bond. and how does your castro is in florida with more and how people are prepared? thanks the debris from the last hurricane helene that struck less than 2 weeks ago, still litters this template neighborhood workers are raising to remove it to 4. hurricane milton arrives in turns these shards of damage homes into projectiles. milton is predicted to be the biggest storm to hit tampa in a 100 years with winds likely topping 200 kilometers an hour when it makes land fall. late wednesday. heather rolston, liz minutes from the day she and her family watched as the leaves flood waters rose to her kitchen counter. we got water up to about here. so our house is somewhat destroyed, but that's okay. when we build, she says at least she hadn't started renovation

. >> of all mankind. grant us victory over the tyrants who have enslaving all free men and nations.tals a common face that man shall know bread and peace, that he shall know justice and righteousness, freedom and security and equal opportunity and an equal chance to do his best, not only in our own lands, but throughout the world. and in that face, let us march toward the clean world our hands can make. amen. >> ♪ ♪ >> as the 2024 presidential campaign continues, american history tv currents -- presents its series, presidential elections. learn about the pivotal issues of different eras, uncover what made these elections historic and explore their lasting impact on the nation. this saturday, the election of 1948. >> we must entrust our destiny to those who would safeguard our rights, our freedom, and our national honor. >> we will enter on a new era. there will begin in washington the biggest unraveling, on snarling, untangling application in our nations history. >> democratic president harry truman defeated republican new york governor thomas dewey, keeping the white house for fo

and all 50 had signed this offer to mankind. genuine hope for freedom from the scourge of war. it really seemed that a new era of peace and goodwill among men of all nations was about to begin. as always, in america after a war there arose public clamor to bring the home. soon after, v-j day, transport vessels loaded with returning troops were arriving stateside for all mobilization records were broken. the army then included our air forces. but down to 20% of its war time strength. the armed forces were a boxer. wind and then with training. aircraft and air of the army, air forces were speedily demobilized in great numbers. thousands of aircraft for possible future use, while thousands of others were either sold or broken up for their medal from. a powerful wartime force up to a million men. our personnel dropped to about one seventh of that strength. our recuperative powers remained, but our great strength in air was suddenly hardly more than a memory. it had been the most war in history in large segments of the world. cities were in ruins. business and industry were at a sta

it's actually mankind's recipe for success. folks that people have been able to adapt to new situations and mom and advocate that little guy signing and filing them. i can do this hard work until i'm 50 years old. oh god willing and fed up with me then with the savings i'd like to open a small store gonzales so that i could continue to earn enough money from my family . but i didn't get to that to you then. so yeah. the that would make me happy under what time to go for the future. i'd like to be able to live happily with my wife. but because i asked the and for my children to have enough to eat. and i said that i'd like for them to go to school and perhaps even to university something that would be enough for me. but what i knew it is what i do believe i, the of the team, good shape. deliver the body center for detoxification and metabolism. it's the hardest working for you, we have and if it's not functioning properly, and then how can you protect your liver and reduce the workload in good shape. next, on the dw into conflicts with sarah kelly's occurring says that a recent incursion

from 1959 to shortly before her death in 1962, she hosted prospects of mankind on national educational television. net, which was the precursor of pbs with a monthly television show with some of the most important political and cultural figures of the time. eleanor recognized the power of film and television, especially as educational tools to reach young people and in 1950's she played a significant media role with guest spots, and candidates, progressive issues talking with ed sullivan, frank sinatra, edward r. murrow and many more. and made the appearance on the game show, what's my line. if you haven't seen that, you can find it on youtube. she's there to promote united nations week. but eleanor's life had so many dimensions, her savvy use of the brand new investigation was previously overlooked. the early days of television were profoundly influential in the culture, and uses the cause for world peace, the rights of women marginally and ground breaking. and in the film industry as early as 1932, writing for magazines, photo play and modern screensment son james enlisted her to app

promoting stevenson prep in 1959 until shortly before her deathde in 1962 she hosted prospects of mankind on national educational television which was the precursor of pbs. with a monthly public affairs televisionth show with some of e most important political and cultural figures of her time. eleanor recognize the power of film and television especially an educational tool to reach young p people and in the 1950 e played a significant meter roll during the cold war and often appeared in guest spots with united nations, favorite candidates and progressive issues talking with ed sullivan bob coke frank sinatra mike wallace jack parr edward r. murrow and many more. she even made an appearance on a game show with my line? and if you haven't seen that you can find it on youtube. she's there to promote united nations week. the telander's life had so many dimensions that are savvy use of the medium of television was previously overlooked. her early days and television were profoundly in winchell and pop culture. and the use of tv to advance the causes of worldof peace and the rights of women an

the world is watching mankind is watching what the united states will do. the, the us state of florida is pricing for the 2nd hurricane in just 2 weeks. okay, notion is moving to woods, florida. gulf coast is expected to make land full days on wednesday with intense winds and a life threatening storm surge on these urologist f, as in fox, explains how milton strengths into a category 5 storm. what else we've been hearing. milton has re strengthened to enter a category 5 storm. it's a massive system. as you can see, the are the storm. they're pulling away from the tom peninsula and it's got a driver's wife by the ne, would say, hey, be right in full, that will be widespread flooding. of course is we've been hearing and that's threatening storm surge, that life threatening stalls so that we will be excessive. maybe 3 to 5 meters, we are looking at significant rightful well over $300.00 millimeters of rain is certainly possible. as milton makes his way up towards that western side of florida, a part of florida 6 significant rifle in the coming hours. it makes

this offered to mankind genuine hope for freedom from the scourge of w war. bring the boys home. loaded with w returning for stateside. the globalization records. down to 20% of its wartime strength. armed forces wins includes training. aircraft and air personnel of the army air force speedily demobilized in great numbers. thousands of aircraft or possible future use. while thousands of others were either sold or broken up powerful wartime air personnel dropped about one seventh of that strength. powers remain but are great strengthth in the air was hardly more than a memory. the most destructive war in the industry. ain large segments of the world cities were in ruin business and industry were at a standstill. countless people were homeless. before long the people were at work on that long, long job of cleaning up the wreckage and rebuilding. aswi always, the farmers had a t to do with getting the world back on track. our victories in the world had beenl complete. some of our leaders knew we'd better look to the future. one of them of the army air forces. >>

i have been talking about forces of potential destruction that mankind has developed and how we might control them. equally important we remember beneficial forces that evolved over the ages and how to hold fast to them. one of those constructive forces is the enhancement of individual human freedoms to strengthening of democracy and the fight against deprivation, torture, terrorism and the persecution of people throughout the world. the struggle for human rights overrides all differences of color, nation, or language. those who hunger for freedom thirst for human dignity and a sacred justice, the patriots of this because. i believe with all my heart that america must always stand for human rights at home and abroad. this is our history and our destiny. america did not invent human rights. in a real sense, the other way around, human rights invented america. hours was the first nation in the history of the world to be found exquisitely on such an idea. social and political progress is based on one principle, the value and importance of the individual. the fundamental force that unites

since then, he moved back to work in ukraine and tries to maintain hope for mankind. 0leksii is livingorking in kyiv. he's getting ready to retire from the army. he still has a bullet in his back. doctors told him it might be too dangerous to remove it. he now watches fima, who was in the house as he starved, being interviewed on russian tv. fima is now back to the front line. and what about number 17 sadovaya street? there's almost nothing left of marina's house. it can only be recognised by a blue spot where a swimming pool once used to be. like most of the houses in vuhledar... ..obliterated in the fighting. hello. it's been an unsettled start to the weekend, with low pressure pushing several bands of rain southwards across the uk on saturday, but we did manage some spells of sunshine between these successive areas of rain. it was a mild day, particularly across southern areas of england and wales. top temperatures reached 17 degrees, but in cardiff we've got a drop of four degrees celsius on the way as we head into sunday. low pressure then clears off out of the way. a ridge of hig

the trickle down the trickle down influence respect, dignity and a search for truth and a love of mankind is what all of those acolytes, as you said got from from dr. martin luther king. and i just pray that they keep on keeping on. yeah. you know, and that your children, you and my and my daughters, you know, will be able to reflect it. also. and i think i'm going to take the privilege. the last question and i was just thinking about the amount of detail you in your book, some of it flattering, some of it not flattering. and i wonder, do you think that makes him a it makes something makes him someone that we can all relate to. he's just a myth. he's a person like you and and perhaps gives us hope that. we all have the opportunity to do the kinds of things that he's done. i think that's essential. and it's you know, central to what i was trying to do with this book. i have a paragraph early on the book where i say, you know, he chewed his fingernails. he had a dog named topsy. he couldn't save his skin, was too sensitive. so at the same time, as we discussed, he was a progressive in every

play is one of the universal languages that brings a smile to the face of mankind. everywhere. in its largest sense, it underlies the imaginative questing spirit that leads man on the new invention. another project to enliven hains point was a towering jet of water donated in honor of president and mrs. johnson. on a crisp fall day, mrs. johnson and the committee boarded busses for the trip to a bulb planting festival on columbia island, located in the potomac between washington and virginia. this uninspiring patch of earth is crossed by more than 150,000 commuters and visitors every day to brighten the way of these travelers. the committee decided to transform this approach to the nation's capital. the national park service was assisted by members of area garden clubs in planting the first of 800,000 daffodil bulbs provided by an anonymous donor. the improvement of school grounds was also high on the committee's list of priorities. this especially when it would involve the children themselves. in a ceremony at terrell junior high school, mrs. johnson dedicated the landscaping

i hope to see you then the one of mankind's oldest ambitions could be within reach. what is it really is possible to reverse the researches and scientists all over the world for you know, race against time. they are peers and rivals with one daring goals to help smart nature. the boy likes watching it on youtube dw documentary. now let's go back home to the media, your country. it is facing it, devastating drought at the moment. are you surprised how devastating it has been in the region? yes. thrown in the rest stated because this time we usually have about because lack of greens, knuckle food, but this time is strongly indicating how patched, how that i this so it has to come. but even before i left home, i have to is blocked the office of the prime minister to the office of the deputy prime minister and administer responsible for width and transferred, as well as the minister responsible for i could imagine what that to make sure that that's to continue to do the work because where we are building this, what that is. so the pipes we have tried to connecting from t

i hope to see you then the one of mankind's oldest ambitions to be within re what is it really is possible to reverse the researchers and scientists all over the world for in a race against time. they are peers and rivalry with one daring goals to help smart nature.