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the authorities treated the masons with suspicion, since. the activities of the societies were secret. its members had connections abroad. the decree of alexander ii became the first official ban on secret societies. at the beginning of the 20th century , masonic lodges reappeared, were banned during the soviet period, but have been revived in modern russia. it is believed that today they have less than a thousand members. on august 13 , 1940, the battle of britain began. this was the most powerful air battle in ... during world war ii, which lasted almost 4 months, only aviation and air defense forces participated in it. nazi germany tried to gain air supremacy over the south of england in order to then land on the british isles. convoys, naval bases, airfields were bombed, avisavody, railway junctions. most often , the italian aviation also took part in the raids at night. but here is what the german pilot ass adolf galland later recalled. the exceptional advantage of the british. their radar network and the system of control of locators a

estates, masonic palaces, and he drew bulgakov's palace from two angles, that is ... if you believe the legends, under the scenes of the palace there was an incredible network of underground tunnels, but in connection with the small re-planned buildings, it is known that their entrance is now practically impossible, modern investigators of the incident call bulgakov's palace one of the most cryptic. pabudova in belarus. the softened budynka was abraded by such chyns, as if they were angry with the natural landscapes, the palace became a hidden hell to the outside world. the palace's palaces were closed with stakes, furnishing the magnificent courtyard, and the surroundings of the football field. part of the complex was a bathhouse with a spectacular kalanadai. the bulgakov palace in its own parameters abganya navat radzivil's residence at nyasvizha. adrazu pasla skachennya budaўnіtstva ignat. bulgak died, and married his young son edgar. edgar bulgak died in 1914 to his nephew emanuel. aposhni here are the beginnings of the troubles, following the revaluation of the e

august 13, 1822 in russia masonic lodges were officially banned.or alexander ii issued a rescript stating: all secret societies, no matter what name they may have , such as masonic lodges or others, are to be closed and their establishment is not to be allowed in the future. the autocrat saw them as a source of liberal and even revolutionary ideas, which he considered dangerous to the state. when freemasonry appeared in russia in the first half of the 18th century , foreigners were members of the lodges, but at the beginning of the 19th century , russian cultural figures were already among the masons, officials and officers. among the famous masons, the writer and diplomat alexander griboyedov, count. since the activities of the societies were secret, its members had connections abroad. the decree of alexander i became the first official ban on secret societies. at the beginning of the 20th century , masonic lodges reappeared, were banned during the soviet period, but have been revived in modern russia, it is believed that today they have less than

secret society to find out whether you were ethics masons or not, we will hardly ever be able to. under the stages of the palace spread out incredible network of underground tunnels, but in connection with the large redevelopment. building, to find out their exit now is practically impossible. modern investigators of the incident call the bulgakov palace one of the most secret buildings of belarus. the softened building was selected for such people, who are angry with natural landscapes, the palace appears to be a hidden hell to the outside world. the palace's palaces were closed with stakes, furnishing the velizarny courtyard with the football field. part of the complex had a bathhouse with... dzyonnikam adzin only. everything is going well at zanyapad, magchyma, at the worst hour, so that i will become the same as i was before my gaspadars bulgak. a native minsk resident, to... find out why it is better than the city, you are a real modern belarusian guslar, yes, you have five children, yes, you were very drawn to nature, i just understood, that nature is my priority in life, so

and my good friend george mason had died. george had died. died in a chinook while resupply and he resupplied firebase ripcord and firebase. so riley was shot down and o'reilly and so i came back to san francisco. i learned how to be a body escort. while they prepared, george put him on a commercial flight in the baggage area. and i was up top. we went to oklahoma. sally's mom and dad had rode in the hearse to the funeral home. three or four days are blank, but we had a funeral service at his high school that graduated from two and a half years prior. and i went to the cemetery and i presented this mason with a flag. i had rehearsed the little speech about his service and what the flag meant and everything, but it was hard to get out. i choked. i cried. she cried and we buried george. and we went by their farm. they called it the ranch and the major from fort sill told me the masons have requested you for two weeks to take care of some personal business. all i wanted to do is get back to my unit. i don't want to do is get back to the guys. i

a push to get mason in the end zone.hey led 7 have another appeared second quarter, titans go on fourth and one. one of the stars of training camp, malik mustapha shows why he is called the nigerian missile, big stop. second half, joshua dobbs, pressure, scribbles on second and goal, sees the opportunity, somersault in and he gets the niners within four. two point conversion, no good. san francisco needed a touchdown to leave music city with a victory. one second on the clock, last chance, hail mary to the end zone, could not re-create that magic from his days as a tennessee volunteer. intercepted to end the game. titans win 17-13. here is kyle shanahan on how his quarterbacks looked tonight. >> i thought they did a good job. i thought it was his first drive and having the whole offense there, just came in and gave us a chance to win and meet good throws at the end. we just came up a little bit short but both of them made someplace. >> it was nice to get hit again. i thought we did a lot of good things. there's stuff to

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this guy sounds like a crank. >> he went to this mason guy ? >> he went to this mason guy?t to this mason guy? >> no, the guy who's talking about. about me? >> yeah. because, well, first of all, the snp is a party against england. no it is, yes, it is they don't want to be national. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> no, no, i don't understand your irony and can you keep the humour down. is it. this guy's trouble. is that, is that. sorry. is that, is that, is that that's what the snp is . so this that's what the snp is. so this guy is saying something that goes against what the scottish snp party believes in. remember, the last leader was humza yousaf. whatever the guy's name, let's move on. >> right. move on to the, telegraph and you should never give in to terrorists. i mean peace activists. adam yes. >> so this is from the sunday telegraph, barclays warned it risks damaging its reputation by capitulating to demands of pro—palestine activists . so pro—palestine activists. so basically, barclays has been warned that it risks damaging its reputation by capitulating to demand from activis

because mason draft emphasized life, liberty, and the p pursuit of property. and that is an interesting change that is a great interest of course, the jefferson and his colleagues changed pursuit of property, to pursuit of happiness jefferson and his confederation with the goings were on holt but not all of them, and the slaveowners, gun owners, rich people and so when the change from property to happiness, my speculation is the most but they may is that the emphasis that it wanted the emphasis to transcend the limitations of class and social status and wealth and so on, they wanted it to be a document that he did not express self-serving but still given assumed but not explicitly so self-serving, ownership of property of which they were the leading citizens of course of the country. and now, jefferson's declaration of course, therers is a strong emphasis on the separation from the british empire being forced on the colonies and other choice of the colonies, voluntarily let alone, initially with any enthusiasm made. and of course, the words are as we committee

. >> those views were also shared by bree mason, a bay area based financial adviser. >> don't panic. stay calm. investing is long term, mason says. >> it's important to remember that stock market fluctuations are cyclical and that overall, the market is still up since the start of the year. and for anyone concerned about their own financial well-being, mason cautions against making any dramatic moves people need to know that there are ups and downs and understanding their risk tolerance, understanding that their portfolio is diversified and that their investments have goals attached to them that are time based as well as you know, growth based. >> it's really important. >> and looking ahead to tomorrow, wall street futures on the three major us stock indexes show a slight bounce back. that would mirror what we're seeing tonight in japan. the dow, the nasdaq and the s&p 500 are all set to open up around 1 to 2%. i'm live in the studio. tim johns, abc seven news. >> all right, tim, thank you for that. we are feeling the warmth to the start of this month of august. temperatures are goin

ban on secret societies. century masonic lodges appeared again, were banned during the soviet period, but have been revived in modern russia. it is believed that today they have less than a thousand members. on august 13, 1940 , the battle of britain began. this is the most powerful air battle of the second world war, which lasted almost 4 months , only aviation and air defense forces participated in it. nazi germany tried to gain air supremacy over the south of england, in order to then land on the british isles. they bombed convoys, naval bases, airfields, air visa plants, railway junctions. most often , the italian aviation also participated in the raids at night. but here is what the german pilot ace, adolf galland, later recalled. the exceptional advantage of the british, their radar network and the system of control of radars and fighters, turned out to be very a bitter surprise. we had nothing like that. by december 1940, it was clear that the germans had lost the air battle for england, and without air cover they would not be able to land troops. this was the first defeat of

angela mason: no credit cards, no phones. she was, in fact, dead and not, in fact, missing. keith morrison: and her last conversation with a family member was-- nesli suhi-moore: she wanted out of the circumstances she was in, but she wasn't going to leave her baby behind. keith morrison: and then there was this, one of those sermons posted on youtube just a month before marie vanished and now in the evidence file. now whenever someone is backstabbing me, lying about me, gossiping about me, trying to tear me down, or whatever, you know what i want to do? my feelings say choke the life out of them. [chuckling] keith morrison: is that what the pastor did to marie? the detectives spelled out their case-- circumstantial, difficult, but the prosecutors bought it. and james flanders was charged with second degree murder. persistence paid off. we were 4 and 1/2 years in. most people would have given up by now. keith morrison: but as the pastor waited in jail for his trial, his attorney and former church member glenn swiatek was opti

. >> those views were also shared by bree mason, a bay area based financial adviser. >> don't panic.investing is long term, mason says. >> it's important to remember that stock market fluctuations are cyclical and that overall, the market is still up since the start of the year. and for anyone concerned about their own financial well-being, mason cautions against making any dramatic moves people need to know that there are ups and downs and understanding their risk tolerance, understanding that their portfolio is diversified and that their investments have goals attached to them that are time based as well as you know, growth based. >> it's really important. >> and looking ahead to tomorrow, wall street futures on the three major us stock indexes show a slight bounce back. that would mirror what we're seeing tonight in japan. the dow, the nasdaq and the s&p 500 are all set to open up around 1 to 2%. i'm live in the studio. tim johns, abc seven news. >> all right, tim, thank you for that. we are feeling the warmth to the start of this month of august. temperatures are going to be clim

so george mason is really one who's on target. jefferson is just throwing in a really feel good word here. happiness, as tennyson says in that lovely poem, property, property, real estate, real estate, real estate, property ownership are made citizenship. property is property ownership is is sacred. so mission in the declaration, i think was an interest and was the interest of tact. again is preamble rising above class issues, status issues issues, elite power and so on and and that's further emphasized by. vi jefferson and his colleagues. it is consensus of consensus docu stating that one of the charges against the king is that he is attempting to take away our charge laws abolishing most valuable laws altering fundamental really the forms of our government. and i think that it's an attempt jefferson implies to deprive of the present and future ownership of property property, property and it's issue of serious concern because where does all where does jefferson and his father, jefferson and all these folks in virginia and massach

mason lillard: may 22, normal sunday. we went fishing for a little bit and we were getting ready to take my cousin lage home. i was 10 and lage was 14, and my grandpa was like, hey, i need some wiring for my garage at home depot. i would say probably around 5:00, 5:15-ish, the sky's starting to get a little kind of weird looking. my grandpa went inside of home depot and my cousin, my grandma, and myself were all sitting in the truck. we heard the sirens go off, but we just ignored them like normal. and then all of a sudden it went from kind of dark to, like, midnight black, almost. we were trying to open up the doors of the truck and the winds were just going too fast. and then my cousin, he was like, whoa, the truck's tearing up. and then at that moment, the truck flipped on its side and got sucked into the vortex. we could kind of hear everything, like the hail hitting the truck and stuff. it felt terrifying to be in that tornado. you see, like, the wizard of oz, and it's almost like that. but in real life, it's loud an

well, mason, your take, i mean, with the type of aggression that we have seen on the west bank since uh, well of course prior to october 7th, but especially the last 10 months, i mean, why wouldn't the israel? regime anticipate something like this um because of the absolute terror um that they are the way they're dealing with the palestinians and the west bank every day government is acting like uh the people who go and play poker and are addicted to losing and so they keep putting more and more chips on the table hoping against all odds that they will win something, so they keep investing more and more in their relentless effort to do more and more horrible things. just as i speak to you in berhane area, for example here, there are two new settlements that are being built, one on the western area of bethlehem, one on the eastern area of bethlehem, and of course there has been programs by the settlers supported. by the israeli military in the west bank, so they seem to be just plugging along against the wishes even of their own intelligence and military service was telling them that

occupied land and iranial lawmakers give vote of confidence to all the ministers proposed by president mason after 5 days of debates. hello everyone, it's a midnight in the besege gauza strip and you're watching press tv world news. oh breaking news coming in. at least eight people have been killed and several injured in the uh in bait lahia in northern gaza by the israeli regime as soon as we find out exactly how many palestinians at this home were killed and injured uh the exact story developed we get out to you accordingly uh meanwhile unrelinting israeli air and artillery strikes continue hitting civilian areas throughout gaza claiming more palestinian lives at least 13 people were killed and dozens injured in fresh round of israeli attacks on the southern city khan unis to the north another school sheltering displaced palestinians was also targeted in gaza city resulting in multiple casualties there. meanwile israeli forces have issued new evacuation orders for displaced palestinians in the central city of deer ababala head of a fresh military incursion there. medical sources say at lea

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mason miller. feels deals for his 16th home run. 16th save. i'm sorry.king talking mason, miller all-star closer to the saved, not a home run. aids win 3 to 2. they've been playing great ball say they were good early in the season than they really debt. but now they've kind of picked it back up its into for their payroll and the limited resources in. >> for lack of a better word, even talent. yeah. they've got a young team. they battle. we've got 20 seconds left. but quick note on the niners brandon aiyuk, there is still. >> they're still nothing really report. doesn't say what do you think's going to happen? like i know he wants it traded in. the 90's are trying to trade him. but i don't think it's going to happen. i think he's going to have to come back and play on this final year. guess we'll tomorrow night. >>now from kron 4, the area's local news station. >>thanks for joining us. you're watching kron-on live on air and online. i'm stephanie rothman.

soo' george mason is the one who is on target. jefferson is just throwing a really good way in. property, property. real estate, realte estate. property ownership makes citizenship. property and ownership is sacred. it's a mission in the declaration i think was in the interest of tact and again the preamble rising above. that's further emphasized by jefferson and his colleagues and the consensus document stating that one of the charges against the king is that he is attempting to takeou away the charters abolishing almost valuable laws altering fundamental the forms of the government and i think that is an attempt jefferson applies to deprive americans of their ownership of property, property. it's an issue of serious concern because word is jefferson and alll these folks in virginia and massachusetts and so on get the legal right to ownership of thir property and in most cases it comes from royal chargers. there is variations on that, purchases of this, that and the other but it comes from the royal chargers and saying we are renouncing as a sort of expressive and aggressive we

by the way, i want to know who the hell mason's haberdasher is. i like his dreads, man.ng good, nathan. >> thank you. president biden major league : record with five wins in a single postseason. garcia, another major league record. most rbis in a single season. [applause] my job, i'm always looking for run as bad as it is, you know, your manager bruce earned four world series as a coach. [applause] i told him. i told him he's gonna need another finger or else he got put the fifth ring ring on his thumb. i mean, i don't know how you do that, man. anyway, as you know, over 50 years since this franchise left washington, you're back in the nation's capital as world champions, and you deserve it. [applause] and i find it hard to make the postseason of finally winning the first ever title. i think there's a word, a word. you and body. resilience. you are one hell of a resilient club. and as you know, your gm chris pulled out a pad of paper in san diego and asked the rangers staff if they believe you could win. it's clear if they didn't answer right, they were going to get fire

mason will benefit.an five yards a carry a year ago with three scores as a third stringer. >> j.p. runs at a very high level. if christian is not in there, not going, we always expect no matter who we've had in the past, number two, three, fourth guy comes in and we expect them to run like a starting back if they're called. >> if you don't play fantasy football, no worries. we put together the best moments from the world of sports in the top five. roll the tape. number five, from the coliseum yesterday and the fans are on a roll in oakland, sweet grab by a spectator in the upper deck, put his body on the line. that's very carry. it was all before the first out of the game. number four, tom brady has been retired over a year now, but he's still got it, dunking a basketball age 47. let's see what he's got in the broadcast booth in a couple weeks. number three, speaking of quarterbacks, peyton manning, much more talented on the football field than the golf course, tops his drive in this week's pro-am, reall

career mi6 officer and he runs various assets in the media, so for example the the journalist paul mason is one of his age. there's a center for for information uh resilience and that's an mi6 contractor and then we also saw the most the more recent one uh the most and the funniest one is is this guy christopher steel for xmi6 or apparently6 he went off to set set up this agency after he left mi6 called orbis and he was involved in writing the russia dossier which was used to suggest that putin had got trump elected as president. now this is a fantasy, total fantasy and it's totally discredited, but here he's popping up again, the guardian giving him space to see, oh yes, it's the russians, the russians will be doing this, no, it's not the russians, and of course what's going on here is the mi6 is collaborating with the zions to try and point the finger elsewhere away from where it's the real origins of these rights, which of course as we know is the zionist, and that's that's the role mi6 is playing, and it shouldn't be playing that role, it should be defending british national security

the journalist paul mason, revealed recently as an mi6 agent, has promoted this bizarre talking point. then, christopher steel, the alleged x-mi6 officer, who authored the entirely discredited russia dossier, then popped up to point the finger at putin 2, but the main response came from the zionists and their assets and useful idiots. a threat from a troll account on x named bob from brocklyy attempted to rebut the... in reality, this account is run by zionist academic ben gidley, works at the burbick institute for the study of antisemitism, a research unit set up and funded by the zionist pears family charitable foundation. in the merdock own times newspaper, a lengthy expos of the finances of tommy robinson was laid out. the only illusion to the zionists backing him was a mention of donations from conservative uk think tank. these are, of course, almost all pro israel groups. pegraan is a south african former member of the rsy netter zionist youth group. he attended one of their. colonial year long visits to occupied palestine in 2012-2013. the purpose of these trips is to radicaliz

because mason absent draft emphasized life, liberty, and the pursuit of property. and that is an interesting change. of great interest of course, that jefferson and his colleagues changed pursuit of property to pursuit of happiness. jefferson and his confederation congress colleagues were, on the whole, not all of them, wealthy landowners and slaveowners, gun owners. rich people on the whole and why the change from property to happiness? my speculation, not a must better may, is the emphasis to transcend the limitations of class and social status and wealth and so on, they wanted it to be a document that didn't express self-serving but still given, assumed but not explicitly so ownership of property of which they were the leading citizens of the country. now, jefferson's declaration, of course, there is a strong emphasis on the separation from the british empire being forced on the colonies, not a choice that the colonies voluntarily, let alone initially with any enthusiasm made. of course the words are as the committee and the congress went through it sentence by

guest: the mercatus center is a research center housed at george mason university.sion, we are a nonprofit, nonpartisan center. our mission is to bridge the gap between people in academia for think tanks and research centers around the world looking into how economics can better inform policymakers. we do some of the research ourselves. sometimes we translate between academics and policymakers to make their work more accessible. in general, it's making economics more accessible to policymakers. our funding is completely -- all private donors. there's a big gap between researchers and funders by design so i can tell you specifics on who it is. i can tell you it is all private donors. host: how would you describe political leanings? guest: there is not a position on anything. this tell us -- the scholars run the spectrum of leanings. you can find people who look to markets more often than government intervention across the board but it is not uniform. host: earlier this month he released a research on the economic impact of regulations. what sort of economic indicator

we see that today the enemy has almost approached our city, trusting our mason. it is just a little more than 10 kilometers from the vicinity of the city. so please don't be afraid to evacuate, especially with families with children, especially seniors. the situation is only getting worse. it won't get better if people, if i'm not sure if the band can have occurred. these concerns in a report saying that ukraine lightspeed arms needed to launch currently offensive operations. the green armed forces continued to suffer heavy attrition rates and lacks sufficient capabilities and munitions, particularly artillery air defense and long ridge strikes of abilities to overcome rushes, air, and ground. advantages you created probably remains capable of continued defensive operations, but not conducting a large scale toner, offensive support at least the next 6 months. according to the defense intelligence agency. while we spoke with the defendant, uh doctor john this, sonya from the end the on the phone with us, it was up of cisco bennett. both of the few, the recent even

career mi6 officer and he runs various assets in the media, so for example the the... journalist paul mason is one of his agents uh this a center for for information uh resilience and that's uh an m6 contractor and then we also saw the most the more recent one uh the most and the funniest one is the is this guy christopher steel for xmi6 or apparently xmi6 he went off to set set up this agency after he left mi6 called orbis and he was involved in writing the russia dossier which was used to suggest that putin had got trump elected. as president, now this is a fantasy, total fantasy, and it's totally discredited, but here he's popping up again, the guardian giving him space to see, oh yes, it's the russians, the russians will be doing this, no, it's not the russians, and of course what's going on here is the mi6 is collaborating with the zionist to try and point the finger elsewhere away from where it's the real origins of these rights, which of course, as we know is the zionist, and that's that's the role mi6 is playing, and it shouldn't be playing that role, it should be defending british

well anyway, i spoke to jennifer victo, who is a professor of political science at george mason mason university. and she says that while harris is picking tim waltz for taking some people by surprise, it will likely broad in the appeal of candidacy. that is honestly a really interesting choice. i imagine many americans are going to wake up this morning and asked 1st who to wells is many americans hadn't heard of him. those of us that are very tuned into politics. started hearing his name more over the last couple of weeks. as speculations about vice presidential picks started going on a 2 miles up. it appears to have put on a very successful sort of low key campaign for himself on social media and elsewhere. and, and news appearances to uh, to show folks who he is and he has a very uh, sort of personable, related, bold personality, a very kind of midwestern vibe. so to say. and it seems that perhaps harris has chosen him for these positive attributes that she thinks may make the ticket more appealing to, to swing voters. i saw him talking about republicans in a way that i hadn't hear

mason miller made it interesting on a humid day on the 425th pitch of the afternoon. all by miller, but for 25 total. there's the ball game right there. most pitches by tea season. a's win seven six, here we are. the daily brandon aiyuk watch continuing no, no word on a new contract or a trade or anything, but aiyuk was again at 40 niners practice today wearing their gear, hanging out on a field where we the media are not supposed to shoot video. i don't think that was an accident. george kittle, he knows where the cameras are all the time. aiyuk may be the headliner, waiting for a new deal, but offensive lineman trent williams, he hasn't even reported to camp. we're not even really talking much about him. he's 36. still one of the best in the league, has no more guaranteed money on his contract. so that is a big issue. along with total salary, fullback kyle juszczyk just misses the big guy people love. >> just people seem to gravitate to him. so when he's around, it just it builds a camaraderie, it definitely pushes other offensive linemen, just, you know, to meet th

. >> so say it with me we aren't going back going back all right our panel is here to discuss jeff mason, white house correspondent for reuters, mo elleithee, the former communications director for the dnc, and jonah goldberg, cnn political commentator, co-founder of the dispatch. >> good morning to all of you so i have to say the big mo was with the democrats last night in a way that i did not see on the trail with hillary clinton, quite frankly, joe biden similarly struggled to get a crowd going like this. what was your sense of how walz and the presumptive nominee herself harris, rose to this moment or not? >> yeah. i mean, holy smokes. this was i almost didn't recognize my own party right. last night. this was you know, i remember when we were in milwaukee for the republican convention talking yes. and talking about the energy that an excitement that you felt there. and i remember thinking to myself got like, how do we come back from this? how do we combat it was no way to do it with biden. >> this is how we do it, right? last night, we so not just two, but three national political f

called how washington really works where it is in alls capitals and we bring students from george mason and penn. taking and that view and talking about case studies of when washington works and what has changed in the interim period of time. but as i said the goal is to make thisto a more vibrant place where we can convene conferences like this and other activities so we are open for business is indo and to collaborate with you. we've been planning this event for a number of months. there've been five co-conspirators. it was initially steve perlstein's idea. to me, i love the idea. it fits in with the course and three others in going to ask to introduce themselves. with byron dorgan to introduce himself to talk about why he is interested in that and then we will go to charlie and jim cooper. >> well, thank you very much. i appreciate being here and appreciate this discussion with the former colleagues. it's great to see those i've served and those that serve their country. this is self-government. the united states of america is self-government. peoples vote and choose their on leaders

mason calls him his hair. the west coast wave. oh well done. >> all right. >> represent mason.you. >> real quick, california >> robin: good morning america. the obamas take the stage at the democratic national convention.

technique and diving in upside of and in the afternoon it's strength training some of the stuff of mason's. yeah, of course. i mean because we just a few months away from the olympic games. i'm preparing and there are several options. conferences here. i'm looking for the phone service. i'm trying to see what the most imposing competition is. the last selection in mexico, which will decide the places for the athletes who are going to be able to pick a and i c. m. i was wondering because the, it's a difficult process where they are from christmas. unfortunately, unless i didn't care. that is another big concern looming olympics dream. in 2023 mexico's national commission, the physical culture and support caught its financial support for the mexican swimming federation. it faces accusations of embezzling more than a 150000000 paces following a conflict with world aquatic. the highest authority for what a sports at an international level, the loss of vital funding men, mexico's according to athletes, were forced to find alternative ways to fund the sporting creeds. kevin boleyn, for example,

uh in the congress about few weeks ago, he he was talking about the 1774 and the creating of the masonic uh and then the zianist after aftermath and then we can they were talking about the uh uh what the what they called abraham allies now all happening, what's happening now in gaza, we are destroying the dream of abraham alliance, which is the satanic, luciferian domination for the three holy religions, okay, i'm talking about the jewish, the christianity and the islam, we're going to go into comparison more on 2006 war and what is happening, the current confrontation, the genocidal war on ghazza, but allow me to ask uh professor. musawe on the issue on the words of syd nasulah, he said that we were able to a certain a certain deterrence balance that what we had in 2000 was liberation, 2006 was protection, was how can you break that down for us? well simply when we talk about 2000, yes it was liberation because lebanon was under occupation and many of the lebanese territories have been liberated thanks to the resistance, not because of any un resolution, not because of any international

today is builder's day, a professional holiday for thousands specialists, architects, engineers, masonsndustry is now developing dynamically, despite external pressure, and the results are visible throughout the country, world-class facilities are being built, for example, the m12 east highway, thanks to which travel time between russian cities has been greatly reduced, and also schools, hospitals, everything is equipped with the latest technology, and special attention to our new regions, some settlements... are actually being rebuilt anew after ukrainian shelling, in cities that the ukrainian authorities did not know about remembered for decades, new buildings are appearing for the first time since the soviet union. a new school building is being prepared for opening in the village of yubileinaya in the saratov region, the final stage of construction was familiarized with by the chairman of the state duma vyacheslav volodin, he is on a working visit to his electoral district. the previous educational institutions are overcrowded, classes are held in two shifts. parents of students inf