and munro, he actually had an idea, at the end of his life, to be a planter. planter turned out to be untenable, but it was his dream. and this is the ideology that was the basis of the monroe doctrine, and in fact, the monroe doctrine is, on the one hand , a continuation of the ideology of the founding fathers, that is, a state, a clear predestination, the united states is a state that had a clear predestination, by the way, this term appeared 20 years after it was formulated in one of his articles by the journalist osalevan, he actually became famous for this, because this doctrine of manifest predestination, it came later, it came later was formulated as the ideological basis of the general foreign and domestic policy of the united states. and the munro doctrine, it is actually part of this general foreign policy strategy. strategies for uniqueness, strategies for the impunity of the united states, strategies for the fact that everything that the united states wants to have, they will have, the essence is that they are leaders, they themselves set the rules

on december 2, 1823, the munroe doctrine, america for americans, was proclaimed.s celebrated solemnly. for americans, this is a major public holiday, but other nations suffered seriously, and many were even exterminated as part of the implementation of the monroe doctrine. the munroe doctrine can be perceived as one fragment of the foreign policy strategy of the united states, or it can be viewed in a broader sense, and for this purpose, probably, you just need to find those roots, that base on which the american state was generally built, i will not reveal the secret if i say that the american state is a synthetic artificially created country and state, therefore it was built on some specific laws and postulates, one of these postulates is its uniqueness, this is a state that is paradise on a hill, this state has a natural right, and by the way the founding fathers spoke about this, a natural right to tell other states how to behave on this earth. what are the problems associated with doctrine? we very often perceive that it came from somewhere out of nowhere, th

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of marilyn munro still needs to be thought ahead, then the living classic of french cinema gerard dey being dealt, the method has been tested. de pardeia accuses the maestro of making outrageous statements regarding women during his trip to the dprk. even a video with a peppery joke. one way or another, now all 200 films with the participation of de pardieu, the state withdraws it from distribution in france, and future projects are frozen. it is clear that this is revenge for russian citizenship, which de pardieu received exactly 10 years ago. finally they reached depardi. on saturday, the great de pardieu sent an honorary order to the french ministry of culture. edmund dantes, count of monte cristo in the film adaptation of the rom of the same name. the general, as we know, vowed to do everything possible to ensure that the former emperor napoleon never returned to france again. this is the whole point of the letter from the island of elba. and everyone remembers the brilliant bergerac from the film production of the play by edmond rastan. come here channel. here’s another one of y

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munroe in a broad interpretation, of course, must be fought, and the international community is understandsssociations such as brix, the shanghai organization, strengthening its independent ties within the framework of the commonwealth of independent states, and so on. in a word , the monroe doctrine, a historical date that makes you not only think, but also act against the american dictator. in world affairs - grigory borievich , in light of what you said about the attempts of the united states, this doctrine, yes, even if not publicly, should be extended to the whole world, and the united states now has the resources for this, so i want to do it here such a bridge transfer to ukraine, look, a secret briefing on ukraine was held in congress, it ended in a quarrel, our colleagues report, since the briefing was secret, accordingly, unfortunately, we cannot see the footage of this, but we can read what happened there according to the testimony of those. .. who participated, the senators quarreled as a result of this event, it was dedicated to assistance to ukraine and israel, it is reported t

hit, all i need for christmas is you, meraya kerry, dropped into the white house with her daughter munroe for company from the inner chambers of the defendant, a heavyweight, all sorts of miracles happen, under the new one. president and vice president, that is, two out of three americans do not approve of them; what also amazes americans who approve of their actions are the indicators of disapproval of the president within his own party. remember, when donald trump was president, his approval rating among republicans was always above 90%. and here the approval rating is among less than a month, so colorado justice comes into play. america is faced with something outrageous. to the president, the deal with the republicans regarding assistance to ukraine did not work out, zelensky will not receive 60 billion. we do not have a magical source of funding that we could use, if congress does not pass this 2024 law in the amount of 886 billion dollars, which biden signed the day before, only 300 million are pledged to ukraine, as for pentagon supplies, then the money to help kiev is official wi

sandy munro, the ceo of munro and associates. openai moving forward with its tender offer. ed: shares of dell are down more than 5%, on track for the biggest drop since may. a weak outlook for the fourth quarter. pc is not coming in where expected and a muted tailwind from ai is the story from dell and the stock is down. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ a few years ago, i came to saona, they told me there's no electricity on the island. we always thought that whatever we did here would be an emblem of what small communities can achieve. trying to give a better life to people that don't have the means to do it. si mi papá estuviera vivo, sé que él tuviera orgulloso también de vivir de esta viviendo una vida como la que estamos viviendo ahora. es electricidad aquí es salud. caroline: openai's tender offer is on. openai is sticking with its plan to let employees sell shares and giving them extra time. a month, in fact, to decide if they want to take part in it. this was the ongoing question. after all of the turmoil would there be demand? clearly, there was enough demand. >> du

beginning conflict and venezuela-guyana, where the united states is already integrating, does the munroen in ukraine, what zelensky is like, no, it’s like some sort of, well, advertising campaign, here’s the second part of the american one, here’s for zelensky, that’s it, tomorrow they will talk with biden, there, with johnson, the speaker , and so on, for zelensky, in fact, this part of the visit is, well, i would say, you know, such a hope for a christmas miracle, for him today is biden, well, so it’s like santa claus with a bag from which he... will make a miracle and get 61 billion dollars minutes from the senate and congress, that is, it’s like he’ll do a miracle, and for the sake of this miracle zelensky is ready for anything, anything, well, kuleba is ready there dance gapka and so on, he has already declared, so to speak, but zelensky more, we’ll sign everything, we’ll sell everything , if american pedophiles need to buy children, please, we’ll sign everything, that is, all the laws, all these, so to speak, just do a miracle, but there won’t be a miracle, there won’t be a miracle

colin munro's unbeaten 99 helped heat, who narrowly missed out on the big bash title last season, setat the gabba, as their wickets fell rapidly. mitchell swepson's dismissal of olly stone saw the stars bowled out for 111. world cup winner mike tindall says what owen farrell went through at the last tournament was "completely unjustified" with the england captain deciding since to step away from intenrational rugby and prioritise his mental wellbeing. farrell was criticised both before and during the world cup. tindall, ho won the trophy with england in 2003, told bbc breakfast that crossed a line. he is an ultimate competitor who pushes _ he is an ultimate competitor who pushes the boundaries and sometimes stahds _ pushes the boundaries and sometimes stands the _ pushes the boundaries and sometimes stands the wrong side of it. that doesn't — stands the wrong side of it. that doesn't make him a bad human being, you could _ doesn't make him a bad human being, you could argue the point you should always _ you could argue the point you should always get— you could argue the point you sho

archive: carmen munroe is one of britain's most experienced actresses.in the business for over 25 years, working in both theatre and television, and will be well—remembered for her performances in general hospital and the fosters. most recently, she's starred in channel 4's popular comedy series desmond's. i saw myself on the stage at the earliest when i could think. how many plays are there that's written that's got a black person in it? somebody's got to be brave enough to say, "well, i'm going to cast her," you know? and that, that speaks for itself. it's not...it's not in your literature. it's not in...in the canon. you're not there. and if you are there, you'd be what we saw at home. you'd be standing there with a tuft of hair, a bone through your nose, and a loincloth, and tarzan would be the master. so that...that was black. your agent... whispers: ..if you got a black agent... - ..would, um, suggest you and, "no, no, no. we're not seeing... "she wouldn't be right," or whatever. without a...a look—in, not a... but, you know, you struggle. you keep

i am mrs munroe. lacita alexander reid. 20th may 1931, in- manchester, jamaica. yeah.in plays. emotive strings play. chirpy piano tune plays. history is — thankfully and finally — beginning to accord a rightful place to those men and women of the windrush generation. you look beautiful. how are you? it is, i believe, crucially important that we should truly see and hear these pioneers who stepped off the empire windrush at tilbury injune 1948, only a few months before i was born. and those who followed over the decades to recognise and celebrate the immeasurable difference that they, their children and their grandchildren have made to this country. many served with distinction in the british armed forces during the second world war, just as their fathers and grandfathers had in the first world war. once in britain, they worked hard, offering their skills to rebuild a country during peacetime and seeking opportunities to forge a better future for themselves and their families. when they arrived on our shores with little more than what they were able to carry with them,

>> according to prosecutors, victor munro was 75 years old was working for the cuban government accordingo the justice department. working for the cuban government since 1981. in november of 2022, the fbi received a tip that he was working for a foreign government and they introduced him to the undercover agent. someone call them and reach out to him on what's app, the encrypted messaging service. they set up three covert meetings in miami. the first one happening in public. and they began having these conversations. these conversations were recorded. they have admissions from him during this period and according to them, he talked about his outreach to his co- patriots in cuba, i appreciate and i am very thankful for this alert. talking to an undercover agent. he says the cuban intelligence service asked me to lead a normal life. i have created the legend of a right-wing person. he goes to talk about how the number one concern or priority was the action on the part of washington that would endanger the life and leadership of the revolution itself. again, according to prosecutors, this is

the munroe doctrine is alive, the then secretary of state said in 2018, naming it.s proclaimed the doctrine, they sought to create their own sphere of influence in the western hemisphere, but at that moment they did not have the strength to put this into practice, they rather imitated british policy, at most that they had enough was the caribbean, and when the forces appeared to implement the monroe doctrine, the united states turned into a global power, so that now they apply its principles in the general world. scale, so you need to be in eurasia. as far as the us presence in the caribbean and central america is concerned, the monroe doctrine is in effect, but there are rising regional powers, such as brazil, whose role is growing. venezuela is another example, and these countries do not accept interference in their internal affairs, but now interference not at all the same as 200 years ago. previously , the americans simply sent warships. now we are talking about hybrid wars, everyone in latin america agrees that it is inadmissible to violate anyone’s sovereignty

but, they make the decision to row over the bay, to union help in munro and present themselves to the union military there ande simply say, we have escapes from slavery, we are here for freedom. of course at this point, there is no u.s. emancipation policy. that is going to come much later. we have talked a little bit about how at the beginning of the war the official union war goal was to preserve the union, emancipating enslaved people didn't come into it as an official war goal. and yet, on may 23rd -- so, just a month after fort sumter, also, by the way, the same day that the virginia electorate ratified ththe decision to sece, that the secession convention had made back in april. so, literally, at the beginning of virginia's formal membership in the confederacy and the rebellion, these three guys are already saying, okay, we recognize that there is at least a possibility for freedom here. nothing is official, yet. but, in practical terms, we know that going to union territory, presenting ourselves to the union military is going to give ourselves at least a greater chance at freed

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sandy munro will join us at noon eastern time.stocks and good for bonds and it was good for cathie wood. her etf getting a record 31% in november after trailing the nasdaq 100 for a long time this year. we will get more details. what is leaving that flow? you get bitcoin and gamestop options moving higher. who is buying? >> i don't know who's buying but there's definitely a lot of risk on trades going on and one of the big reason she was underperforming is because it was being led by the huge large-cap tech names. kathy tends to focus on similar names but way smaller and more risky. these are things that are of the future as she says. she is almost like developed her own sort of market data. it's gone from just being, picking an active manager to people vetting on nonprofitable tech stocks. there is a stuff going around as far as kathy is concerned but the beta environment around nonprofitable tech. kriti: i love that you said beta because that's what this feels like. the stock market at a massive rally but if you look at the play

colin munro�*s unbeaten 99 helped heat set their opponents 215 to win.first time in 2025. they�*ll face argentina at aviva stadium in dublin ahead of their summer tour to australia. now, to a scottish rugby coach, who is at the centre of a debate in the nfl. richie grey has been employed by the philadelphia eagles to adapt a play called the brotherly shove. his technique has proved so successful, some in american football want it banned. his identity had been a closely guarded secret in the us until all was revealed by eagles centre jason kelce, on his podcast with brother travis. here�*s our sports news correspondent, chris mclaughlin. brotherly shove, it�*s been the talk of the league for sure. it�*s brotherly shove, it's been the talk of the league for sure.— of the league for sure. it's not the same for everybody, _ of the league for sure. it's not the same for everybody, it _ of the league for sure. it's not the same for everybody, it just - of the league for sure. it's not the same for everybody, itjust isn't. i same for everybody, itjust isn't. if

. >>> munro carol jr. hospital at vanderbilt. pediatrics, plastic surgery and radiology. the vice chair of the department of neurosurgery. he has served on the editorial board, journal of pediatrics. chair of the host committee of the cns section on pediatric neurosurgery in 2018. serves on the executive committee of the american society of pediatric nurse surgeons. in addition to scientific writing he has been a contributor to the new york times sunday review. garden and gone magazine. his scientific writing focuses on pediatric neurosurgery. also the broader field of medicine and profound lessons learned of children and parents he cared for over the last 30 years. he will tell us all about it. we're looking forward to that. first, let's dive in. for those who have not read it, tell us about it. >> we meet a lot of children that i have cared for. sophia. little girl who came in the midst of the pandemic with a rupture in her brain. we met delilah, a six-year-old child with a brain tumor. we took out acutely and her vision came back and we had to navigate the fact that it

whole world, we bring this good, this is, in general, so to speak, some kind of return even to the munroegarding the whole world itself, but if we talk about specific steps, then... what we see today is that, in general, america in this region continues, so to speak, the most active actions directed both against us and against china. well, look, now, for example, indonesia has become practically our second main political, main economic partner, yes, our relations are very various contracts are developing, they bought a huge amount of our food this year, almost a million tons, that’s what’s happening, plus indonesia is getting ready. before the elections, there is a very powerful coalition led by general probova, this is the son-in-law of suchart, the former dictator of indonesia, who, in general , is increasingly towards america. for indonesia, after all , it is one of the largest countries with a population of 250 million, a huge territory for its independent course. and what do we see? we see americans are starting to cook again practically a situation that will be extremely unpleasant

and the second. >> carol, can i just remind you chasing up those munros . chasing him up those munrosounger. david davis. >> and we'veiger. david davis. >> and we've been talking about this really want this all morning. i really want us it. this the us to discuss it. this is the superman data. loyalty superman market data. loyalty scheme. sam. customers know scheme. sam. do customers know what signing what they're signing up to? do you think with massive you think with these massive bargains care? bargains they don't care? >> think you should >> but i think you should always. in life, always. you know, in life, there's such thing free there's no such thing as a free lunch, and the fact lunch, is there? and the fact that you are signing up for these loyalty you surely these loyalty cards, you surely when must know when you sign that you must know that is that you are there is a condition attached that. condition attached to that. and i've resist signing up i've tried to resist signing up to some these, but actually to some of these, but actually they it absolutely impossible. >> that's

munro, which is turning 200 years old, has long been crying out for intervention.ted essakiba is a huge oil-bearing part of another state of guyana. i don't know if they miscalculated, given what happened in crimea and other places, but this there will be a serious blunder on their part. we have never been interested in placing military bases here, but we must defend. guyana constantly calls the white house, brazil promises support, but venezuela, the americans needed its oil, is also negotiating the recognition of the government. maduro just called on states to lift sanctions on the country. the results of the referendum may postpone cooperation with caracas again, but most likely maduro will receive even more attention than he expected a couple of months ago in order to extinguish conflicts biden is already running out of hope. what are you going to ask rebyshna? about the blessing to the argentine people. the elected president of argentina, javier miley, is converting to judaism and is trying to establish cooperation with the states even before his inauguration.

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, and particularly timely, given saturday marking the 200th anniversary of the announcement of the munro doctrine, these policies exacerbate existing international problems. they create increasing regional and global instability. so long as the young people and prime working age populations of countries believe they can illegally enter and be released into the united states to work, with or without formal authorization, they will continue to attempt to do so. consequently, they will not be in their home countries to create businesses, create economic and political stability , and improve conditions in their home countries. instead, their home countries can and will increasingly rely on predatory lending and investment from china for economic development, which further bolsters authoritarian governments and destabilizes local populations. this perpetuates an endless cycle of economic and political failure that nefarious state and nonstate actors can't and will exploit. if we desire increased stability and influence over the western hemisphere, we should start by enforcing our immigration

perhaps a return to the munro doctrine -- monroe doctrine would be appropriate. guest: thank you.respectful of the call. that is a great thing about c-span. we can talk directly about these issues. i do not think there is any fact that supports the idea that the money we are sending for military support, much of it goes for our contractors to be able to provide that support, that fax our sibling out there. that this is an international money laundering operation, although people will say something like that. the defense department, state department, american people have inspected -- inspector generals and accountants watching us closely because they know that people out there are saying that somehow is a money laundering operation and they are doing what they can to be careful about that kind of thing. ukrainians understood they had an old soviet russian history and background and they knew the correction had to be fought. they are at least moving things in the right direction. but the fact is that there is no evidence that somehow american money is being stolen by corrupt people.

perhaps a return to the munro doctrine -- monroe doctrine would be appropriate. guest: thank you.respectful of the call. that is a great thing about c-span. we can talk directly about these issues. i do not think there is any fact that supports the idea that the money we are sending for military support, much of it goes for our contractors to be able to provide that support, that fax our sibling out there. that this is an international money laundering operation, although people will say something like that. the defense department, state department, american people have inspected -- inspector generals and accountants watching us closely because they know that people out there are saying that somehow is a money laundering operation and they are doing what they can to be careful about that kind of thing. ukrainians understood they had an old soviet russian history and background and they knew the correction had to be fought. they are at least moving things in the right direction. but the fact is that there is no evidence that somehow american money is being stolen by corrupt people.

he was by munro leaf and drawings by robert lawson. was allowed in, uh, russia . oh, allowed in, uh, russia. oh, yeah. so they sort of turned around and gave special permission . it was the first permission. it was the first non—communist book. could permission. it was the first non—because ist book. could permission. it was the first non—because ferdinand could permission. it was the first non—because ferdinand red:ould permission. it was the first non—because ferdinand red ragd have because ferdinand red rag to bull, red to to a bull, you had red flag to a bull, guess. but it worked on bull, i guess. but it worked on that basis. but in nazi germany, they burnt the books, was they burnt the books, which was not but that's what happened. >> andrew, can i just say thank you? you really have elevated things here all ready and we will be hearing from you. we'll be coming back, i can tell be coming back, but i can tell you neck and neck at the moment. >> so the scores will you >> so the scores will tell you a little bit neck. little bit. b