mussolini in his time there had such support among the population, but lukashenka does not have suchhis, well, these realities, if they will happen, they will not, well, let 's say, have the popular support of the people's love for lukashenka is not there, and therefore, without such support , it is natural to say that he will be able to attack ukraine with such forces. we are there with 70 thousand and so on. he will not be able to attack ukraine. will it be possible to use the russians? do you enter from belarus or not from belarus, in what form does it make any difference to them at all the following question arises: does the self-proclaimed president lukashenko control anything in belarus at all, well, it means how much it will depend on him, because his dependence on putin is obvious and demonstrative, just look how much it will depend on lukashenka, i can't say in that context what, um, whatever it is to give, you understand there is such a concept as giving the command to start so i emphasize once again 70,000 they don't want to go to ukraine to fight in ukraine, you understan

mussolini in his time there had such support among the population, but lukashenka does not have such, well, these realities, if they will happen. they will not, well, let 's say, have popular support, there is no popular love for lukashenka, and therefore, without such support, of course we can say that he will be able to do it with such forces, we are there 70,000 and so on will not be able to attack ukraine. will it be possible to use the russians if they can, they will be able to do it because, once again, i emphasize iron and the population in russia is large . are you coming from belarus or not from belarusians, in what form they do not make a difference at all, well, the question the following question arises here: does the self-proclaimed president lukashenko control anything in belarus, well, it means how much it will depend on him, because his dependence on putin is obvious and demonstrative, just look how much it is will depend on lukashenka, i can't say in that context what, um, no matter what the date is, you understand, there is such a concept as giving the command to st

sardinian kingdom, and then in 1929 to the vatiran conkardat between the vatican and the government of mussolini, taking into account the secular nature of italy's concordat was revised not by catholics to guarantee freedom of religion. and rome is no longer considered a holy city. abolished compulsory catholic education in public schools that day on june 3, the new agreement was ratified by parliament and the government and papal criminals exchanged ratification grenades, on june 3, 2020, the us became aware of the new one. turn around. george floyd this african american was detained in my policy for trying to pay off with a counterfeit bill by the police derek chauvin used a chokehold that led to the death of floyd, three other law enforcement officers did not interfere with this, at first they were charged with ingenuity. composition of death now, much more brutal in the murder of the second degree, that is, invented, but not pre- planned, the cause was racial protests throughout the country. they outgrew their riots, pogroms in dozens of cities, declared a curfew on floyd's blood, found drug

in 1946, italy abolished the royal rule due to the fact that it compromised itself in the era of mussolini the war years, president of belarus alexander lukashenko sent congratulations to the people of italy and noted that friendship between our two countries will not be destroyed, nor ambitions politicians, it was not a geopolitical confrontation that the state expressed its deep gratitude to the italians, who for many decades hosted

although it would seem mussolini's time has passed. full version of the interview of the evening withr solovyov immediately

italy abolished the royal rule due to the fact that it compromised itself in the era of governance mussolinind in the year of the war , president of belarus alexander lukashenko sent congratulations to the people of italy and noted that neither the ambitions of politicians nor geopolitical confrontation will destroy the friendship of our two countries. the head of state expressed her deep gratitude to the italians, who for many decades hosted belarusian children and supported our country in every possible way. to prevent unreasonable price hikes , monitoring by the state control committee continued in areas related to the provision of services or goods to consumers reserves the cost of domestic products must be sought constantly for the department's specialists. the issue of pricing is one of the main analysis of the price situation. for us, this is now the current work, in particular, prices for motor oils have been reduced by 1.7 times for no re-equipment from five to 22%. now we are checking medical centers. they have already reduced by 20% and certainly the work will continue. the only t

she is also the offer of strongman from mussolini to the present. i want to talk to you about this for a second. it is kind of important. the things people read on a daily basis, we always get these digest in the morning. i get a lot of them about economic news. and there are political news once. we need a threat to democracy thing. that is what you are doing. the threat to democracy is pervasive world wide. i am not entirely sure our fellow citizens in america recognize that they are pervasive right now, right here. there is a continued coup underway. people think of coups as binary. they either happen or didn't. they succeeded or failed. that is not what history indicates. >> now, the other thing is, what is going on in the u.s. connects to how the u.s. is learning from the global right. in fact, ali, it is no accident that mark meadows was recently in budapest, and cpac had its conference. victor or fonts electoral -- he perfected the system where you do not get rid of elections. you engineer them. you gain the system. it is easier to get the res

that hitler and mussolini american business was in bed with the nazis throughout most of the thirty's and into the early forty's. mm. the standard oil company sent crude oil to the germans on a monthly basis and collaborated with. i g far been the conglomerate that produced as i can be gas used against people sent in to the gas chambers with about half of their market vehicles. what produced by opal, which was owned by the american company, general motors before 940 ford supplied the german army with motor cars and crude rubber, with in july 1913 for his hold of nazi germany, the american manufacturer, henry ford, received the 3rd rights highest puzzle award for a foreign on the order of the german eagle. just as often as i advise you, fought in east bed draft. the henri fought, i'd say my name is spearhead showed on him. la. nonsense. fiona fancy showed fault is i know there via toys. these, these guys that i can call camper d n as the r p. what as a stark finance here at the office and it was on, on the, on from the bank of america door knob and leash for an amount. bush game would

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was the entry of the united states into the second world war that also made it possible to defeat mussolini and hitler, and now we understand that there are certain voices in the united states that call for isolationism, but on the other hand, we understand that the united states will now be forced to comply with its obligations to its allies, in particular, and to allies from the bloc on but not only ukraine, this is the case with lithuania in particular, and corridors with the so-called gdańsk or danish corridor, so hitler insisted on it and now we see that putin repeats the ectory, but here we are talking about the former königsberg and kaliningrad. so, is there a chance to see the acute presence of the united states on the continents, there is simply a striking similarity in because the way putin speaks and behaves with the way hitler did it even applies to the same corridor in dantsivka that you mentioned, the way in which putin conducts this war, the methods he uses, is very reminiscent of the way hitler did it, although emotionally they are different yesterday during a tv show on on

that it was the entry of the united states into world war ii that also made it possible to defeat mussolini and now we understand that in there are certain voices in the united states that call for isolationism, but on the other hand, we understand that the united states will now be forced to comply with its obligations to its allies, in particular, and to allies from the bloc on the so-called gdańsk or danish corridor, so hitler insisted on it and now we see that putin is repeating this victoria, but here we are talking about the former königsberg and kaliningrad. so, is there a chance to see a sharper presence the united states on the continents is simply strikingly similar in the way putin speaks and behaves with the way hitler did it, this applies even to the same corridor in denmark, a lot, what would you say the way in which putin conducts this war, what methods he uses is very reminiscent of how hitler did it, although emotionally, they are also different. yesterday, during a tv show on an israeli tv channel, i spoke with one of the participants, a deep leftist who said that the even

about the rise of totalitarian dictators in europe during the same time, hitler in germany, and mussolini in italy. there was a senator at that time, senator from missouri, who said, quote, if this country ever needed a mussolini, it needs one now. and there were some persons who did believe that such measures as radicalized fascism, or the other extreme, communism, that might be necessary, the majority of american people held out the hope that recovery could be made through traditional political channels. and the 1932 presidential election brought with it the potential for securing new leadership, a chance for me hoover in favor of someone who might be better equipped to deal with the ordeal of the depression. the republicans renominated hoover, but he had no chance to be reelected. whether or not they were justified in doing it, the american people basically blamed hoover for -- jokes, anecdotes to illustrate his unpopularity more than most. most common of those was the historic that hoover was walking down the street in washington one day with his secretary of the treasury, andrew mell

at the end of august, forty-first , hitler visited the brest fortress, together with mussolini goering ribbentrops heitel , the wehrmacht command, in order to somehow justify itself for the long delay in the brest fortress, the fuhrer's arrival prepared an exhibition of heavy weapons here, delivered from different places, the generals accompanying hitler, not at all embarrassed by an obvious forgery, reported him that these weapons were used by the defenders of the fortress. and july 28 , 1944. together with our troops, i again entered the brest fortress, the ruins were already overgrown weeds those walls that survived were like a honeycomb. from fragments and bullets among the ruins in the cellars , someone's dying words scratched on the wall were opened. i'm dying, but i don't give up. my anya and the whole family of the kizhevatovs, together with other families of the defenders of the brest fortress, were shot by the germans in the autumn of 42. i saved the replacement given to me with a kizhevat, as well as my memory and faith, and now i continue to believe they are alive. all that

david kurtzer is the author of that book called "the pope at war: the secret history of pius xii, mussolinihitler." a lot of folks know previous versions of htory around pius xii one of two ways. he was either called hitler's pope, and anti-semi, or an official who did everything he could to save jews during the war. what is your view? >> neither one is really accurate. they are both extremes. the fact is pius xii was afraid, certainly during the first years of the war, that the nazis were going to win, so he had to epare for a europe that was going to be under nazi control. so his main concern in those early years was to protect the church in a time when europe could be under nazi control. it was not that he loved the nazis, much less hitler's, but this was his thinking. >> what does that mean when you say protect the church? you mention the meeting we now know happened between the pope and a personal envoy of hitler's. >> probably the most shocking finding from these archives that just opened after 50 years of pressure and interest in being able to see what they contain is that within wee

and no one had time to ask mussolini how mussolini hung him down. they hung a corpse with his head., he accepted it with dignity. he didn't beg for anyone . well, there, as always, this is an italian there is a long and beautiful story. i have a whole movie on this topic well, let's leave the history of italy that it was neon? the point is that there will be no war, between the man it was necessary to judge for the fact that hitler’s voice went with us. that would be important of him a lot, which he could tell about the british in his relations. there were many things. it would be a very interesting process, so you can hang, so you know how to crafts. the italian partisans paid off with him. they had every right to do so valery i think that this principle may be in other countries too, where the nazis or right-wingers are in power. let their people settle accounts with them, and all international courts are a farce. minced meat, which does not matter nothing if, instead of nuremberg, they would accept the proposal of the british to hang them all. it would be different. that's all, w

the eighth year, uh, the leading western countries and great britain and france met hitler with mussoliniechoslovakia to be torn apart and uh, no matter how pleasant or unpleasant it was for someone, but in this poland took part and so on and in fact, in the late eighties, the soviet union condemned the secret part of the pact of the hammer time trail, but why why not today hmm on our colleagues do the same, do not condemn here this, uh, division of czechoslovakia, the soviet union was generally the last of the largest powers that u signed a pact with uh, germany, they attack, before that they all signed. and what is the basis for accusing the soviet union of preparing to unleash the second world war? sunday at exactly 3:00 am, our guns opened fire on russian territory for four hours and 10 minutes, after artillery preparation we crossed the border at that moment german tanks were thundering next to me, which were heading east, apparently we caught russians by surprise. 4 hours i remember how i now decided to go a little way above our tents, german heavy bombers and drop these we called t

celebrated -- from ever they hated him, they wanted to impeach him, hang him from a telephone pole like mussoliniove him because he's useful. well, i have a letter here, it's public, from former u.s. attorney in philadelphia, june 9, 2021. he says in part. on election day and afterwards our office received various allegations of voter fraud and election-year irregularities. as part of my response to billy's as u.s. attorney, i wanted to be transparent with the public and of course investigate fully any allegations. attorney general barr however instructed me not to make any public statements or put out any press releases regarding possible election irregularities. i was also given a directive to pass along serious allegations to the state attorney general for investigation, the same state attorney general who had already declared that you could not win. i disagreed with that decision, but those were my orders. wouldn't it be nice when he was -- that's what it was to challenge him, we have professors on the left who actually agreed with john eastman's position before it was john eastman's position

participation in the assault on the main russian stronghold on the black sea did not stay aside and mussolinibmarines of the italian navy to help the germans, but hitler did not want to share the crimea with his allies as compensation for participation in the war against the ussr he gave the romanians the odessa region. at the suggestion of rosenberg, it was decided to rename sevastopol the harbor-teadarich in theodorichshafen and simferopol in gong. in the crimea, it was supposed to build hundreds of german settlements of 30-40 households each and populate them with armed warbaum peasants. in 1960, their number was supposed to be increased to 5 million people. he tried very hard, when he received guests in the crimea, he was already preparing to rename both sevastopol in german and simferopol, and now he received guests, he describes the nature of crimea , recalls false-pein from others there. he simply did not notice people in his memories. he never remembers. he didn't see me. it was just that they were dust, which simply could be easily removed. so he perceived it as a living space for hi

i think this sounds a lot like what i read about mussolini's rise to power, except here donald trump is trying to keep power. there's an armed mob. mark meadows knows that. he doesn't do anything about it. he knows they've got guns and knives. we hear they have ar-15s, we hear they have body armor. he knows they are marching to the capitol. he was desperate to get into the war room meetings with rudy giuliani. and his aide, his 24-year-old aide told him he had to stay away from those meetings planning the insurrection. mark meadows knows this mob is marching. mark meadows knows the president wants him to be able to go to the rallies and not have to go through security, because he wants a bigger crowd and an armed crowd which can go to the capitol, bust into the capitol, go into the house chamber. if the vice president of the united states doesn't do what he's supposed to do, trump wants to be driven up there and go into the house chamber with the armed mob. this is as bad as it gets. there's just not another example of another president doing anything this. >> no. we're so mired and

mussolini style. even though he was told by practically everyone in the white house that it was a dangerous idea. hutchinson testified about the repeated warnings from white house counsel pat cipollone including on the morning of january 6th not to join the maga mob. >> mr. sip alony said something to the effect of, please make sure we don't go up to the capitol, cassidy. keep in touch with me. we're going to get charged with every crime imaginable if we make that movement happen. >> the potential legal jeopardy would not deter trump in what he thought was going to be his moment of glory. after he finished his speech and was brought back to his motorcade, he was informed he was head today the white house and not the capital. that's when trump literally tried to take the matter into his own hands. >> the president said something to the effect of, i'm the f'ing president, take me up to the capitol now. to which bobby responded, sir, we have to go back to the west wing. the president reached up towards t

well, by the way, was the capture of mussolini in general, the confidant was successful, completing thisry aka dori scherer, disappears from the center's field of vision. she is dorothea muller, a full-time employee of the gestapa, responsible for secret documents in the security service, an archive of undercover information and intelligence from the ussr, it is she who becomes a new object. this time he acts as a representative of a noble, but impoverished kind, the hungarian count, the preparation was also sufficient. he did n't leave for hungary. naturally. yes magyar and how a foreigner, he uh visited the residence of the cardinal of the catholic church of hungary, it is still there. it is because somehow he persuaded this cardinal, because he even had a photograph when he was there on his knees kissing the hand of this cardinal. yes, this is a mastery of the highest class. apparently, you know how he asked now. here, take it to my phone. yes, us cardinals visited several families. uh, the maniac stayed with such noblemen, that is, even some basics of apparently the hungarian languag

they called donald trump analogous to mussolini. they said that he was hitler like in his all of those were clear violations of the code of military justice. and there was no consequences at all. none whatsoever. and and so many of them had security clearances so we had many retired generals. sum i shouldn't say many but you know five or six seven who would go on television. and draw wink and nod about certain controversial issues that i either steal dossier collusion impeachment with the clear impression that they were drawing on classified information due to their retired status and the information they were giving was totally misleading them false and there was no repercussions. and then i went a little further and i said and i think this was more comfortable. i didn't mean it in an ad home on them, but to myself. if you reach a four-star status can and when you retire can you not at least have an hiatus of three or four years before you go on a corporate contractor board? why do you revolve right back into a military contractor

they wanted to hang him from a telephone pole like mussolini.ow they love him becauseteusso he's useful. well, i have a letter here . it's public from former us attorney in philadelphia, william mcswain, june nine .ad 2020 one he says in part ion election day and afterwards our office received various allegations of voter fraud on election irregularities. this is the u.s. attorney ecin philly as part of my responsibility as a u.s. attorney, i wanted to be transparent with the public and of course investigate fully any allegations. attorney general barr, however, instructed me not to make anyut public statements or put out any press releases regarding possible election irregularities. i was also given a directive to pass along serious allegations to the state attorney general for investigation. the same state attorney general who had already declared that you could not win. wii disagreed with that decisio, but those were my orders quote unquote. wouldn't it be nice when barr was testimony that somebody was there to challenge barr? somebody there

now, professor of history, at new york university, ruth ann, the author of the book "strong men, mussolini putin. professor, great to see you this morning. russian forces have been advancing in eastern ukraine now for a few weeks, and slow but sadly steady progress. we're hearing from kyiv every day, we need more weapons, we need more weapons, we need more weapons, we need more training on those weapons, what else can the u.s. and allies do right now to stem the tied of the russian advance? >> i think we're at a really crisis point, and it's very, very important to support ukraine and give all of the weapons that it desperately needs, that president zelenskyy is asking for, and the u.s. may need to give more to compensate for countries like germany which are delaying shipments of the kinds of heavy artillery and heavy weapons that are needed. and it is very frustrating for those of us who care about democracy, and seeing the example that was set at the beginning with sanctions and the global outpouring of economic weapons against putin, to see this delay when it is most needed. >> certainl

germany was its newly arrived buddy mussolini's italy are too powers against one churchill's britain. it's standing alone in western europe. that was could probably have led only to a stalemate because the german navy could not cross the north sea, but why in the middle of 1941 does this almost crazy dem? figure decide to swing around and attack the soviet union was 200 army divisions pouring all sorts of resources in that direction. no wonder churchill felt relieved and news about barbarossa and offered to give stalin as much help as possible. and then of course after the after the japanese had attacked in pearl harbor six days after that five days after that hitler declares, he's had enough of roosevelt's nigging and nigging at him and decides to declare war on the united states the german declaration of war in the us comes before the congress declares war on germany and therefore at the end of 1941. no wonder churchill was jubilant. no wonder he was walking around a white house hoff naked in a sort of flannel long flannel shirt of being he's just punches. he said germans had it. to

that one of the things that would herald the end times was a revitalized rome and so when they saw mussolini consolidating power taking power expanding his influence for them. this was a huge sign that they were living near the end times. they also looked at what hitler was doing and they were very conscious of hitler's anti-semitism a number of them had read mind conf in german before hitler came to power in 1933 and they believed that another sign of being times would be the return of -- to palestine. and so they saw hitler's facilitating that they didn't necessarily support it or endorse it or cheer it, but they believe that god was using hitler to move -- back to palestine to help set the stage for the battle of armageddon, which would literally happen in palestine. so all the stuff is going on in the background which then takes us to franklin roosevelt. they looked at him and they understood him then in the context of all these other things going on. there's no doubt that his campaign in 1932 got off to an ominous start. on the first set of ballots if the democratic national convention

although it would seem mussolini's time has passed. the full version of the conversation on the air of the evening with vladimir solovyov immediately after our release, but for now, big news and residents of moscow and the region will see you in a few seconds. the rise in the price of spare parts explained in the central bank, the initiative to change the cmtpl tariff range, the corridor within which the base rate will change, is proposed to be expanded by 26%. how will this affect insurance claims? and for whom the cost of the policy can increase significantly, marina understood the work of the artist requires a subtle approach, even if it is a paint shop of a car repair shop that first primes the new wing, only then they paint the car got into a small accident , but the part is under replacement from the owner of the osago auto policy and today this ordinary insurance case worked out company is more expensive for the insurer, according to our estimates. the cost of spare parts increased from 20 to 80%. russian union. autoinsurers, re

communist dialogues, yes, she was together absolutely with the fascist ideology, benito mussolini.xpired from marble, and from anything. yes, there are busts, benitomime pickles. the founder, to be honest, to say fascism is not the name of nazism, i have a question for everyone and one really. well, these are the monstrous losses that the world has suffered. is it really that the vaccine has fallen victim to modern tolerance of tolerance, including to fascism, let's start, please, the world is looking for a hero with green, and no matter how terrible it would be, no matter how sad it would be to recognize the third epoch as the peak of historical development and glory of the german peoples reich although, well, this is how the world cannot live without a hero, but this neoliberalism is post-modernism and other different isms of the last era of globalization. they actually killed the hero, and i do not agree with brodsky, who said in his nobel speech that it was a real tragedy. it never dies a hero, and when the choir dies, well, you know, without heroes, the khur dies, if there is

some grand, dramatic presentation either outside the capitol or either inside the house chamber mussolinithough he was told by practically everyone in the white house that it was a dangerous idea. hutchinson testified about the repeated warnings from white house counsel pat cipollone including on the morning of january 6th not to join the maga mob. >> mr. cipollone said something to the effect of please make sure we don't go up to the capitol, cassidy. keep in touch with me. we're going to get charged with every crime imaginable if we make that movement happen. >> the potential legal jeopardy would not deter trump in what he thought would be his moment of glory. after he finished his speech and brought back to his motorcade, he was informed he was, in fact, headed back to the white house and not the capitol. that's when trump literally tried to take the matter into his own hands. >> the president said something to the effect of i'm the fing president, take me up to the capitol now. to which bobby responded, sir, we have to go back to the west wing. the president reached up towards the fro

who, by the way, last used this term in terms of his foreign policy main doctrine, you know benito mussolinihe descendants who he considered himself to be. that is, johnson and today's europe continues this very tradition of benith saline. they already they say it openly, i would not simplify here. yes , remove it, it was definitely the fourth rail. we can, perhaps metaphors, but in my opinion. everything is deeper and deeper. when i read this yesterday, i'll be honest in jargon, i'm a little crazy. in general, this is because , of course, in what was described the place of such a structure of european civilization as a national state, there is no place for this at all , the national state is recognized as a dead end branch of the development of civilization, because mr. johnson, volodya check me from memory, there will be quote. he said that we need to create. that's what the macron said there, he did a good job, he said, but you need to have my idea. yes, shirsha and deeper, he says it is necessary that this is some new european community. this is exactly how the roman empire was. we remem

rake glad gulta gained popularity became the prime minister of italy since then, berlusconi after mussolinii, jolite was before him. and this is an absolutely unique personality and those two theses that he promotes they are in fact actually interconnected. first thesis. he says, by the way, a very important thing. he also said. he says, yes, russia is now isolated from the west, and the west is isolated from the whole world, because as it turned out, no one likes our model. we deceived ourselves. nobody likes her. she doesn't work. there is the first, the second. what he said is also very important. this is something that concerns the federal future of italy, uh, europe, and one must understand that for his party and for the bloc that he represents, this is just a revolution, because there is the so-called chandro-destra, that is, the right-wing centrists. they are traditionally known for being quite european skeptics. the union may not be as skeptical as with the lions, but nevertheless, traditionally, on the threshold of it, they always find reasons to knock out more favorable conditions

well then, let me remind you the evil mussolini, e., the castor-hoi appeared in his political opponentsv's atrocities. of course, he didn't come. but there is a chance. now have these outdo in america what's going on? yes, criminal prosecution of trump and his supporters. it is obvious. but this is a step towards the dictatorship, of course, the fact that schultz has the audacity to point out. to the leader of an independent country, this shows that that germany considers itself in the right to indicate something to someone. that is, is this the revival of the teutonic spirit? that is, we are currently present in a completely new configuration, and note that all these countries around are not relaxed, only we are relaxed. they are not relaxed, the germans, even what they arrange there, the turks in general, they never are, they have their own ideas. the british for them the only chance to politically attribute everything to the evil terrible russia and thus politically survive all of their always everything is they will attribute their economic problems solely to putin and russia person

going to the house of representatives, with this mob, and donald trump strutting in like benito mussolini declaring himself the president of the united states. it's delayed out. mark meadows, hey, mark, i've known you for a long time, buddy, you're in deep shit. you're in the middle of this conspiracy. you may want to get yourself a really, really good defense attorneys. to quote donald trump, you may want to get one of those. oh, wait, here's an idea, mark. you can do something that you've refused to do for years now. you can show courage and you can tell the truth. hey. mark -- donald trump won't protect you. he will throw you under the bus. he will stab you in the back. he will let you rot in jail. defend the country. or, well, get ready to pay a criminal defense attorney a lot of money. what do we have next? >> at the very least. >>> all right. still ahead on "morning joe," much more on yesterday's bombshell hearing, including more on vice chair liz cheney's warning to trump allies about attempts to influence or intimidate witnesses. >>> plus, we'll be joined by house select committee

result, germany will lose the war , hitler will accept, and his body will be partially burned, and mussolinit be shot, and then the italian partisans and lessons will be hanged on lorata square in milan. history is best not to forget how this is done. summer adviser. he was accused of excessive love for russia, calling him a little bit of a man. putin in this sense, the reason for this was his, as it turned out, a harmless joke statement that the german media were too much attention give questions of deliveries heavy. zhenya ukraine however, they do not address the topic of future relations with moscow, the newspaper handel splav , the head of the compensation of the bundestag, on defense , said that now is not the time to think about russia with love and it is not necessary, in principle, to pay attention to this, we should continue to actively pump weapons to ukraine, the government of the country for the first time disclosed a list of weapons that have already been transferred and are planned to be delivered in the very next few days, and these are 30 self-propelled anti-aircraft guns. ch

reika rada gulta gained popularity became italy's prime minister since berlusconi after mussolini andsolutely unique personality and those 2 theses with which he promotes they are actually interconnected. first thesis. he says, by the way, a very important thing. he also said. he says, yes, russia is now isolated from the west and the west is isolated from the whole world, because as it turned out, no one likes our model. we deceived ourselves. nobody likes her. she does not work. there it is the first. the second thing he said, which is also very important. this is what concerns. federative future of italy and europe and one must understand that for his party and for the bloc that he represents, this is just a revolution, because there are so -called than labor estro, that is, legal centrists. they are traditionally known for being quite european skeptics. the union may not be as skeptical as with the lions, but nevertheless traditionally its threshold will be uh, find all the time there were occasions to win out more favorable conditions for italy, and the big supporters of integrat

quote, stand by, then it is followed by the january 6th insurrection, that is just straight out mussolini style fascism. >> yeah. and they were listening. president trump knew they were listening. >> yes. >> there's so much in here, but they talked about selling merchandise, the groups, the said "stand back and stand by." let's get ready for january 6th. the date is circled on the calendar, "it will be wild." so these groups, the organized groups, and it wasn't everyone at the capitol, but the proud boys and the oath keepers, they were organized to attack the capitol. that's the case that the committee began to make last night. that's to say, they had organized stacks, which is a military term, that they were going into the capitol first. they kicked in the doors and knew where they were going. they were looking for nancy pelosi. they had schematics of the building. the rest of the people kind of followed in behind them. this was organized, and they were taking their orders from the commander in chief, from president trump. we got an inside look at how that worked from another man who tes

communist dialogues, yes, she was together absolutely with the fascist ideology, benito mussolini.p there, it expired from marble from anything. yes, they stand busty. the founder, to be honest, to say fascism is not the name of nazism, i have a question for everyone and one really. well, these are the monstrous losses that the world has suffered. is this vaccine a victim of modern tolerance tolerance, including fascism, let's start with clay, please. the world is looking for a hero, and no matter how terrible it would be, no matter how sad it would be to recognize the third reich as the peak of historical development and glory of the german peoples . and other miscellaneous recent-era globalization isms. they actually killed the hero, and i do not agree with brodsky, who said in his nobel speech that it was a real tragedy. that never dies a hero, when the choir dies. well, you know, without heroes, khur perishes, if there is no hero, then he perishes. yes, but to be honest, the hero. remember, now from a completely different opera, i will give a short example of varvara karaulova,