and hiroshima ends the atomic bombings like nagasaki and hiroshima in fact, it should end. the claim of the representative of the american congress, which was raised after a big trend in the world, and then he came back and justified it and said, "well, no, i meant that this war should be stopped. do you think how much empathy there is?" with such an issue and such claims and who raises this issue at all , before this gentleman's speech was raised, one of the ministers of netanyahu's government, of course , i don't remember his name now, but this gentleman said that the solution is to carry out atomic bombing in the world war. second, when we wanted to destroy germany and destroy hitler, we went to dresden the city was a city in germany, and we had 25,000 people on board. it didn't matter at all. in order to win, these measures must be taken. now that this member of the us congress has said this, we should consider that there are unfortunately groups in america who believe that they have a faith-based view of the palestinian issue, and that is what i am saying . and when a

when he when he drops those names in, that comment it's unreal >> hiroshima and nagasaki or not. it's not something that's to be left to the interpretation, right? we all know what it was >> and you know, i often see this the session going on in the democratic party about this in the question i asked democrats war expressing discontent with a biden administration on the issue of gaza. and i think they have a right to express that discontent. but the question is, do you think helping people like that congressman or helping donald trump get an office is going to do anything to help the people you care about more and i think the question is again, no so what that congressman said it's a larger problem and it's a larger problem that i think in part a result of donald trump, where people think that words don't matter, that dog whistles, you can say are not dog-whistles that you can just say things that are horrible, offensive did visit triggering and then you can pretend you didn't and that people are not hearing what they heard. >> and it's >> terrible it's terrible example for our e

look, we shouldn't spend a penny on humanitarian aid, we have to. repeat nagasaki and herosima there. with quickly. the same is needed in ukraine. let's defeat putin quickly. instead of, in order to use 80% of our aid for humanitarian purposes, we should devote 80 or 100% to destroying russian forces, if that is our goal. to be clear, from a theological point of view, christianity is not the religion of kheroshima and nagasaki. quite a long time ago, when i say difficult times, i don't just mean october 7th, the fact that we are now divided, as you explained, into three territories: the west bank, gaza, israel proper, and we can add to that east jerusalem, which is a separate category, it is one element of our situation, which is that we are fragmented. so, in my church there are families who have relatives in gaza they cannot even... visit them, before the war they could not visit them and be with them, and this fragmentation, as i said, is one element of the situation, one of the biggest problems we face now are our dwindling numbers, people continue to leave due to political realit

it should be like nagasaki and hiroshima. >> this is a statement from congressman walberg.he the need for both israel and ukraine to win their wars as safely as possible without putting american troops in harms way. matt, i would love all of you to give me your reaction to this, matt, let's start with you that we know what that means , when you use nagasaki and hiroshima. >> there are so many parts of this that are so disturbing, first of all, that he considers bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki a highlight of american history, that he considers us being the only country that used a nuclear weapon during world war ii, when people can argue over whether or not it shortened the war, or whatever, but it is not something we should be proud of. the second thing is, he might as well have used genocide of the native americans, the same sort of philosophy, which is, let's accomplish our goals, and let's have somebody get what they want by any means necessary, and that is what the republic and party has become. it is a complete, ends justify the means and i don't think he meant it as

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i just returned from a trip to japan, where i had the honor of visiting nagasaki, the last place ever atomic bomb, it was a reminder of our deep responsibility to prevent disaster. japan at the un, mitsu kana said that tokyo will not accept the russian nuclear threat. we would like to reaffirm japan's clear position regarding russia's repeated nuclear rhetoric; as the only country ever to suffer nuclear bombing during the war, japan will never accept a russian nuclear threat, let alone any use of nuclear weapons. and, of course, it’s worth saying here that having wiped out hundreds of thousands of japanese from the face of the earth, the americans did everything they could to erase from their memory those who were subject to the atomic bombings in the first place. well, now, what we see, the japanese stand firmly on their exclusively american feet, and they stand on american lies. in general, the americans’ statement is doubly strange to hear, for another reason. that quite recently they recognized russia as a threat to their national security, then they unfoundedly accused us that we

admitted, this is a level of radiation that is 100 times higher than the radiation in jeroshima and nagasakitarget, from a military point of view it was not justified, here under the przhar hill there is przharska street, nicknamed the street of death, many residents of this street died, but now there are patients who are being treated for cancer and other serious diseases, these are the consequences of poisoning united uranium, you doctor had many patients. in some exceptional cases , radiation exposure can threaten people directly in the affected area by inhaling radioactive dust from the explosion of a depleted uranium projectile, but this is more of an individual health issue than a large-scale radiation crisis. nato, according to various estimates, killed about 2,500 people, tens of thousands of houses. this stand presents the results of the operation that i performed. from above, patients after the bombing of serbia and montenegro 1999 of the year. uranium plutonium. here are the first two patients - reservists. one from paracin, the second from chupriya. both were located on the terri

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one us congressman has called for a hero, ashima, and nagasaki solution in gaza and ukraine. desperate people with desperate ideas, the crest sucking ukraine and joined by my guest in new york. we have barley nixon. he is a political analyst. and in athens, we cross the dmitri last condos. he is a lawyer and freelance journalist, gentleman cross eyed girls in effect, that means you can jump any time you want and i always appreciate garalie. let me, let me go to you. there's a lot going on right now. i'd like to uh, you know, talk about tim walberg, congressman saying in desperation, i would imagine who uh, what other state of mind are you, when you calling for a new king countries uh that, uh, your proxies are not doing well. i mean, this is, this is magical thinking. this is desperate thinking. and because people are thinking desperately, we can accept expect some desperate actions. i want to talk about the, the attack on the concert hall a little bit later. but, you know, i came over and he's not a really smart guy, but it's dangerous. and you know, the, the reality is we don't know.

in china, unlike japan they did not forget it, it was the japanese who forgot both kheroshima and nagasakial ones we know, this is us for now. japan will still flare up, the spirit is probably, probably the samurai spirit, god willing, it will wake up, look, god willing, today, here, this is what is happening, we still have a little illusions, here, here are some, well, some experts say, well, there’s probably trump, he’s still not like biden, you know, like biden, yes, he’s probably not like biden, yes, maybe a little more. that's what will be better for it will be better for russia, it won't be, you know, because if biden represents the neoliberal globalist circles there, mainly financial, digital, and so on, then biden, then trump represents the conservative globalist circles, this is the military-industrial complex, there’s more, this part, but can i ask the question differently, which it makes no difference to us at all. who will be who there, absolutely, i really can’t understand, before they were all tormented about who our general secretary would be, it was important for them, and

wahlberg's team has proposed to drop a nuclear bomb on gaza like nagasaki and hiroshima and finish the job quickly. according to the guardian, wahlberg made these comments in a taped meeting with a small group of supporters. even we should not spend a worthless coin on humanitarian aid. we must act and act quickly like nagazuki and hiroshima. after the publication of this article, various groups condemned the statements of this american lawmaker, and after these reactions, he claimed that his words were interrupted and he meant that the war should end sooner. holy thresholds, mosques and takkaya in. they traveled to holy mashhad to pray for the appearance of imam zaman and the freedom of the people of gaza. masjid al-munibun, or i wish for al-zahidoon, fatimah , fatimah, fatimah, fatimah, or scholars, or qasim , or the divine possession of ali, our son , we are also in need of god through hazrat. amir al-mu'minin , we reached out to muhammad, to muhammad subhanak, or la ilaha ilalah al-mutinah, god willing. may allah, the creator of the suns and the moon, save all those who are afflict

one us congressman has called for a hiroshima and nagasaki solution in gaza and ukraine. desperate people with desperate ideas the what is part of the, the employee would posted isn't the defense you of us and bidding the word? or is it something deeper, more complex? might the present good? let's stop without please. is that scope out of the on the offensive, both iran and syria cut off 5 thing of the un security council saying the us is responsible for storing up tensions across all of the middle east there on fowls, retaliation against israel after it strikes the tear. ron's comes to the complex in syria, killing a number of high ranking offices, the unassigned good boarding over on the streets of chair on over this a consider if it gets really talk. crowds challenge id western slogans on demand.

tim wahlberg suggested like nagasaki and hiroshima, a nuclear bomb will be dropped on gaza and the workwill be finished quickly. the guardian published wahlbergrat's writing in a taped meeting among a small group of supporters. this republican representative in the us congress also said that the us should not spend money on helping the people of gaza, and it is better to spend money instead on israel, which is the biggest ally of the us. in a telephone conversation, the foreign ministers of iran and egypt opposed the plan of the zionist regime for the forced evacuation of the palestinian people from the gaza strip, mr. amir abdullahian and sameh in this conversation, shukri also emphasized the need for effective measures by international organizations to prevent the invasion of the occupying regime in the south of gaza , and the two sides expressed great concern over the continued killing of civilians and the dire humanitarian situation in the gaza strip, and continued efforts and political movements. in order to immediately stop the attacks of the zionist regime, they considered it nec

one us congressman has called for a hiroshima and nagasaki solution in gaza and ukraine. desperately. people wish desperate ideas the, the headlines you are not, as must go, it makes a legal request to a number of western states demanding they reveal any data or about foreign involve but in terror, ex fox in russia. it does follow the deadly massacre in moscow. nearly 2 weeks ago, [000:00:00;00] the yeah, that's the is ready to follow them as right there. as relative as all the hostages still held by a mosque interrupt the session, demanding lawmakers, the board a get to release of their loved ones. and the a will the central kitchen accuse has the idea of deliberately killings definitely of it stop members in gaza. the red crescent organization claims 8 workers have been systematically talk.

one us congressman has called for a hiroshima and nagasaki solution in gaza and ukraine. desperate people with desperate ideas the taiwan isn't struck by its strongest earthquake in 25 in school. the bill didn't to collab 9, be able, i rewarded that. i'm willing to think i'm good in there. all those syria issues of the us. so complacency is ready to apply for that. the so i called the really uncomfortable in for the most from washington, the food this doesn't acknowledge any responsibility. we do not yet have confirmation of the status of the building that was struck in the mask basically. but thank you. if it was your embassy and con sewage in the regional tanks, would you react in the same way? casual rules are based on an old, is the evidence. or do i want to encourage this process of consistency in the 1994 to one the genocide that it produced.

it should be like nagasaki and hiroshima, get it over quick. >> it should be like nagasaki and hiroshima. we drop the atomic bomb. he said get it over quick. congressman tim walberg of michigan. the republican congressman is now trying to back pedal, saying he's being misinterpreted, saying his reasoning is the opposite of what's reported. if the congressman was going for some subtle or nuanced point, using the word hiroshima occludes people understanding that nuance. i guess we await clarification. could there be such a thing? we'll be right back. right back. (man) mm, hey, honey. looks like my to-do list grew. "paint the bathroom, give baxter a bath, get life insurance," hm. i have a few minutes. i can do that now. oh, that fast? remember that colonial penn ad? i called and i got information. they sent the simple form i need to apply. all i do is fill it out and send it back. well, that sounds too easy! (man) give a little information, check a few boxes, sign my name, done. they don't ask about your health? (man) no health questions. -physical exam? -don't need one. it's colonial penn

it should be like nagasaki and hiroshima. >> get it over quick. said the so-called man of faith.rring to the japanese cities the u.s. destroyed with atomic bombs in world war ii. hundreds of thousands of people died immediately from the blast or later from radiation exposure. wahlberg tried to clean up his comments because this is what he said. i used a metaphor to convey the need for israel and ukraine to win the wars as soon as possible without putting u.s. troops in harm's way. meaning he said what he said. he has a history of saying foolish things caught on camera. here he is last year cohosting the national prayer breakfast in washington, d.c. month later, he would speak at uganda's national prayer breakfast where he urged leaders to stand firm in the face of condemnation for mandating the death penalty for aggravated homosexuality. the congressman's words come as conditions continue to deteriorate in gaza. and there is nothing quick or simple about it. suspected israeli war planes bombed iran's embassy in syria on monday, and tehran said the strike killed seven military adv

aid, it should be like nagasaki and hiroshima. >> someone posted it to social media saying, listen andtative tim wahlberg of michigan said in a statement he was using a metaphor to show that israel and ukraine should end their wars quickly in order to avoid further bloodshed, not that israel should use nuclear weapons on gaza. though he maintains people in gaza should not have any kind of humanitarian aid. >>> those of us trying to make it in the bay know that it is more expensive to buy a home than rent. but new data shows by just how much. new numbers from realtor.com show that in february the last data available, paying rent in san francisco was 96% less expensive than buying, compared to monthly mortgage payments. when it comes to san jose, the difference was nearly 87% less expensive. i spoke with the economic research analyst for realtor.com, hanna jones, who explains when it makes more sense to rent than to buy. >> renting versus buying is such a personal decision based on your household and your household's needs. if you're a household that could afford to buy and you're in a s

these bombings were aimed in the same way as the bombings of yerasim and nagasaki, these were acts oft union, so that the soviet union would understand with what force it will encounter in the future. during the war years, great britain and the united states increased their fleet of strategic bombers, great britain had about 1,600, and the united states of america increased it to 2,080 units, that is, this is a huge mass, one document is interesting. that means it’s called thunder, this document was presented by churchel in 1944 to roosevelt, this document stipulated what was necessary in order to influence the german people psychologically, it was necessary, which means massive bombing of cities, these could be cities at least 2000 people who lived in order to intimidate and for psychological influence on the german people. it’s interesting, then, the reaction of roosevelt, well, whom he presents to us as a peacemaker, as a man who was not as aggressive as his partner, churchill, yes, that means he writes about what i understand, he says, in order to influence on the german people, n

and then it was decided to cross out kivota and include nagasaki on this list.eal defense of the pact, these days in the us military everyone is taught that the us has an obligation to preserve cultural sites in the light of paktor erich. today the pact formally continues to operate and you can join it. roerrich did not set out to develop, so to speak, a kind of responsibility; it was about legislation, about respect, and so on, about voluntary. ideas began to take shape... even from the beginning that an attempt or damage to cultural property constitutes its own crime, the tribunal for yugoslavia, he found the serbian general guilty of the fact that there were reasons for the destruction, there are actually many examples of examples that were assessed, but could not be resolved, the destruction in afghanistan, remember, yes, when the taliban came, in the nineties, they destroyed ... there are seven monuments that were preserved by the previous ones, including three statue towers there, we all saw it explode, in syria, well, in syria, yes, palmyra is known, yes,

has passed since the bombardi, how many years have passed since the bombing, like heroshima and nagasakithis, they do not consider the americans to be villains, reformatting in two generations can be done quite easily, in fact, the task of the russian federation... let's say, the diplomacy of the russian federation, its some structures that work with information, well, let's say , in the field of information wars there, is not allowed to be silenced. now sports news, in the studio danila makhalin, good morning, in the russian football championship krasnodar was never able to rise to first place, with what score did the match with the wings of the soviets end? good morning, krasnodar played 0:0 in samara, zenit scored the same number of points, 50 each, dynamo is in third place with 47. twenty-sixth round.' russia football added even more intrigue at the very end of the season. in rostov, valery karpin's team hosted orenburg and were able to snatch victory only in the very end with a score of 2:1. first, goalkeeper nikita medvedev made a mistake, orenburg player jordi thompson took advant

then , several decades ago , the americans dropped nuclear bombs on jeroshima nagasaki, and today therent rulers. in japan they accuse our country of some kind of nuclear irresponsibility, without indicating who caused the death and the suffering of thousands, tens, hundreds of thousands of japanese subjects, the same thing here, they ruined, killed the citizens of moldova, then in 46-47 they destroyed what kind of economy there was, the land. may sando doesn’t know, if he doesn’t know, it’s monstrous, and if he knows, it’s completely inhumane. as a result of the destruction of the medical care system , the incidence of tuberculosis, typhus sharply increased , maleria, typhoid fever, scarlet fever and other diseases spread due to hunger, mass epidemics, cruel treatment, from the moment of occupation until may 1943 years, about two... two hundred thousand residents of moldova died, this was 7% of its population, to restore the national economy of moldova, the soviet authorities took the most active measures, only in the forty-forty-forty -fifth year of moldova , 448 million rubles were

to be clear, from a theological point of view, christianity is not the religion of kheroshima and nagasakiligions, christianity clearly has an aversion to mass religions. murder, in fact, it is christianity that hates mass murder, from a christian point of view there is no justification for this, that is what the former pastor is calling for, but then again, how are christians in this region in gaza on the west bank in israel itself, we hear almost nothing about them, so we thought that there was it would be interesting, perhaps instructive, to hear the opinion of one of them. rev. munter isaac, pastor of bethlehem evangelical lutheran christian church. and we are honored to speak with him now. father isaac, thank you very much for the interview. so first let me ask you a general question: how christians fare in the holy land, in the three places i mentioned, on the west bank, in israel itself and in gaza. how are they doing now? yes, first of all, thank you for inviting me. these are very, very difficult times and they have been difficult for quite some time. when i say difficult times, i

. >> we shouldn't be spending a dime on humanitarian, and it should be like nagasaki and hiroshima. >sted it to social media, saying, listen and share. representative tim wahlberg said in a statement it was a metaphor to show that israel and ukraine should end their wars quickly in order to avoid further bloodshed, not that israel should use nuclear weapons on gaza. he maintains the people of gaza should not receive any humanitarian aid. >>> 5:50 now. new this morning, within the next few months a hospital in boston will start using drones to deliver medical care to patients at home. mass general brigham expects the program to launch by june with drones taking medicine, equipment and lab work to patients' doorsteps. african countries are already doing something similar. we're not aware of this happening yet with hospitals in the bay area, but zach doherty is trying to change that. he is an attorney based in colorado who works on behalf of drone companies working to get faa approval, which could still be years away for many places. >> when people start realizing that these drone delive

it shouldn't be like nagasaki and hiroshima. >> it should be like nagasaki and hiroshima.b. he said get it over quick. congressman tim walberg of michigan. the republican congressman is now trying to backpedal, saying he's being misinterpreted, saying his reasoning on this is the opposite of what's being reported. the was going for some subtle or nuanced point, using the word hiroshima seems to have a clue to the possibility of anybody understanding that nuance. i guess we await clarification, should there be such a thing. we'll be right back. that m ok y'all we got 10 orders coming in... big orders! starting a business is never easy, but starting it 8 months pregnant... that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showing up left and right. and so did our business needs. the chase ink card made it easy. when you go for something big like this, your kids see that. and they believe they can do the same. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card. make more of what'

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nuclear dimension, the attitude of the situation is a little different, the trauma of kheroshima and nagasakialing, let’s say, but perhaps there are some then changes await us when in the nineties, as when we did happen. quite significant nuclear disarmament, the americans removed from service certain tactical nuclear weapons, including sea-based propeller missiles, and according to rumors in japan many expressed their dissatisfaction with this trend, this is not documented, there were official denials, but there seems to be a consensus opinion that in general the american allies doubted whether this was a good idea, so now, when the americans are returning the podun delivery vehicles, they certainly have no criticism will not be heard when talking about japan, here, firstly, there is interest in increasing cooperation in all non-nuclear spheres, in missile defense, in space defense, there in defense against hypersonic weapons, delivery, and strike means, including long-range, cruise missiles, hypersonic missiles, the japanese will sooner or later have all this with one degree or another of t

one us congressman has called for a hiroshima and nagasaki solution in gaza and ukraine. desperate people with desperate ideas the boss can do, i just need to see what was the meeting with key at the washington state. the girls 1st just to phone up, send this to professional and city and to keep the list of all but each what they use the, the, the, the, the, the russian defense minister holds phone talks with his french count to pause with most goes said k show good cautioning parents away from sending of private contingent cheese ukraine. pulitzer prize winning journalist single hash reaches out to his sources, and sometimes at washington, provided less than specific information regarding the protest sitting for will attack the tails in news. really, parliament that says relative to the bahamas, hostages, interrupt the session, demanding new makers do more to win their release.

, and it said this was equivalent to two nuclear bombs like the ones us dropped on hiroshima and nagasakiber the 25th, more than 10,00 tons of bombs and munitions delivered to occupied palestine, and that's over a three-month period only. we're now in the sixth month of the genocide. let's not forget, the us has virtually removed all the meaningful restrictions on the stock pile and the transfer of its arms to israel. this includes surplus weapons limitations, annual spending cap. on replenishing the stock pile and curtailing congressional oversight, and to add insult to injury, the us says that israel is using weapons in line with international and humanitarian law, and that israel is not blocking gaza aid, saying israel's use of american weapons meets requirements of new national security memorandum, despite overwhelming evidence that proves otherwise. the us provides israel with nearly $4 billion. year in military assistance, if it wanted to stop the israeli genocide, it could do so by using that as leverage to condition usaid for israel, but it continues to uh provide israel with bomb

one us congressman has called for a hiroshima and nagasaki solutions in gaza and ukraine. desperate people with desperate ideas, the and so, so i sent this out. so i was struck by it's still the 14 for the 5 years building, building to collapse thousands of casualties. they reported as the number over there on, on syracuse in the us with the complaint is reading woodbine and pulling in their dislike on the reading called foot in the boston. washington refuses to acknowledge any responsibility. we do not yet have confirmation of the status of the building that was struck in damascus basically. but thank you. if it was your invitation consulate in the region, and thanks would you react to the same weight as your rules are based on an old list. the evidence came on right for a to this fall.

and pay attention attention, what do they mean they remember about the attacks of kheroshima and nagasakihey, well, as if by themselves, you know, these ones arrived, which means the kids, fat man, fell by themselves , the americans have nothing to do with this, vladimirovich, but why is japan joining this, who? and japan generally needs, you know, well, i don’t know, to put on a mournful look when they start talking about the nuclear threat, you know, this mitsuka, it serves someone, not the external interests of japan, that is, the japanese, now we are strictly following the path of the united states of america, absolutely, in fact, the country remained as it was occupied, the american bases have not gone anywhere, moreover, the base for which america does not pay them anything, on the contrary, also... the japanese give them this they pay extra, so we hope that they will suddenly remember who bombed them, well , we shouldn’t hope for this for a long time, i wouldn’t be surprised, in fact, i’m not exaggerating now, i’m not joking, that soon we will hear the news that that textbooks have

one us congressman has called for a hiroshima and nagasaki solution in gaza and ukraine. desperate people with desperate ideas the show was your hand. moscow makes a legal request to a number of western states demanding the review a need data about foreign name involvement in terror attacks in russia. and you follow the deadly massacre with moscow nearly 2 weeks ago for wanting a disturbing images. all right. the wells central kitchen, the keys is the id f of deliberately killing 7 of its staff. members in gazda though easily insist that the strike was not intentional, but the red crescent organization claims 8 workers have been systematically targeting all the way pack it throughout the complex what happens to the team. it happened this fine coordination.

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is not for ghaza, ghaza has been pulverized, they dropped the equivalent of between two to four nagasaki hiroshima size bombs on ghazza, and it's very clear when you look at the aerial footage and you study the the maps of ghazza and the satellite imagery. that there's not much left of gaza and yet the resistance continues to organically grow from the ground and continues to defeat israeli armor and personal in a daily basis, so it therefore begs the question, what was this for? and i think you've hit the nail on the head when you look at the timing, you look at the strike on the the consulatate, the respected general, i believe his janaza was held this evening, the the funeral of prayer, and this is an indication that they wanted to strike the... individual that was in charge of the northern front and as well as ground forces in syria, they then proceeded to strike these aid workers and then you get the the eight packages that are coming in, it's to try and shift the islamic republic as well as the access of resistance away from the war theory of attrition and destruction over time to a

, which they are improving today, why even more, remember, look at the lessons of kheroshima and nagasakire several times smaller in volume than the wasted equivalent, have claimed so many lives that it will , if we apply this today on the territory of neighboring states, there will be no one left, america is far away, and europe will be wiped off the face of the earth, both appetite and activity. and mortars, 235 airplanes and helicopters. only in poland and there are up to 20 thousand nato soldiers in the baltic states. in total , more than 60.5 us military personnel and over 30 thousand nato soldiers are permanently based in western europe. at the end of january, the alliance launched its largest exercise in recent decades in the baltic countries, poland and germany. about 90 thousand military personnel will take part in the maneuvers, about 50. and, as always, at the top all over the world, so that we are respected, appreciated, and feared. the approval of conceptual documents in the field of defense and security at the all-belarusian people's assembly is an important stage in develop

even more, remember, look at the lessons of kheroshima and nagasaki, bombs, which are several times smallered equivalent, took so many lives, what will happen if we apply this today on the territory of neighboring states, because there will be no one left, america is far away, and europe will be erased from the face of the earth. yes, now is the time of a great redivision of the world, and in order to please their overseas master, small western countries are ready to do anything, they are already throwing their people into... in the field of security, the situation is extremely unfavorable, we are seeing a further deepening of escalation in international relations and relations between the leading geopolitical actors. in this regard, our country needs to bring strategically significant documents and doctrinal documents in the field of security into line with reality. so that we have the opportunity and provide an opportunity for our law enforcement agencies, security forces, and army to protect the republic of belarus, to fulfill their constitutional duty, so that they have all the necessar

wahlberg's team has proposed to drop a nuclear bomb on gaza like nagasaki and hiroshima and finish the job quickly. the guardian newspaper wrote: wahlberg made these statements in a meeting where his voice was recorded among a small group of his supporters. this republican representative in the us congress also said that america should not spend money to help the people of ghazala. and it is better to pay instead for israel, which is america's biggest ally . hemi-damascus zionist warplanes they targeted the capital of syria. the syrian ministry of defense announced that on sunday evening, israeli enemy planes attacked areas around damascus from the sky of the occupied golan region, and the army's air defense system countered the missiles fired . in other news, the syrian army foiled the attempt of tahrir and sham terrorists to attack an area in the south of idlib. american harvard university finally removed a book made with human skin from its library shelves after about 100 years. according to the cbs network, the cover of this book is called the fate of the soul with the skin of one

then here, ship mount nagasaki, occupation by the us, the plaza cords that which japan today is worth less than real dollar terms and it did when it signed those you in a row, a lateral sanctions under trump. and now i radically ciocca is undertaking historic military upgrades to support it's quote, ally, why is cuz she does cabinet doing this. i mean, why is because she to doing this because as cabinet support gets 16.6 percent, 16.6 percent lowest point since taking over in october of 2021 is amazing approval rating. found $1.00 percentage points for the previous month. well, disapproval ratings find 2 percent to 59.4 percent. you know, if he talks about principles us well, his cabinet party isn't broiled at a slush fund scandal. he is simply trying to save himself. country reduced japans to following populace strings don't include their people right today the well, the static breaks the international a day of human space flight. i think you want me stablished holiday commemorates the journey of the 1st man into space. so be a customer not yearly geiger in in 1961. let's take a look

then here, sheer amount, nagasaki, occupation by the us, the plaza cords that which japan today is worth less than real dollar terms and it did when it signed those, you know, a lot whole sanctions under trump. and now i honestly tokyo who's undertaking historic military upgrades to support it's quote, ally, why is because she does cabinet doing this? i mean, why is the sheet of doing this? because as cabinet support gets 16.6 percent, 16.6 percent lowest point since taking over in october of 2021 is amazing. approving reading fell $1.00 percentage points for the previous month. well, disapproval ratings find 2 percent to 59.4 percent. you know, if he talks about principles us while his cabinet party is embroiled at a slush one scandal, he is simply trying to save himself the country reduced japan to following populous streams. don't include their people that's good to offer canals got a set to welcome back 30 to stolen royal all the facts from the u. k. but the reunion is temporary. 15 of them are on unloaded from the british museum, while another 17 being had land out by the victoria a

actually came out and said that he wants gaza leveled and he even use the terms hiroshi, male and nagasaki to express it. here it is, the no humanitarian a they don't mean who monetary in a just now come put on the just just blast the nuclear bob over gaza. that's what he said. like not a saki and rose schermer, 2 cities that were new. i mean, he's suggesting we know what again, but this time to palestinians. that's what he said. by the way, walberg, that's a his name, tim walberg, michigan. congress person. um he now says why he was taken out of context. how do you pick a guy out of context and says, you know what, what makes a comparison between august already and erosion or wherever oshima. and it's likely nothing will come of it. by the way. i think people are going to come after him for saying something so crazy. no. however, when congress of men, rashid ataleasy defended palestinians right to self determination, using the words from the river to the said she was her beauty. and she was censure for the entire congressional body. why can a man say something like this? and the only pers

one us congressman has called for a hiroshima and nagasaki solution in gaza and you create desperate people with desperate ideas. virginia in these mountains is certainly rewarding, but it takes a lot of energy and man am i hungry. luckily, i'm in north. the city of where food is almost a 4th of religion. we're. so these are handed down for generations without changes . and this qualifies for being part of the unit sco world heritage intangible list list. again the prior buddy program, note we now post the show every single day used to be weekly. now we're daily and you know what more and more people are watching it. every single day because we whole know punches. so look for a true fun number one would be the net done. yahoo is willing to do to stay in power.