you are too naive. you are naive. okay? you are very smart but you are also naive. they don't care about the past. they think the past is corrupt and we're an awful, rotten, racist country. that's what they think. so they want to eliminate all the old vestiges of the past and create a new world order and new world understanding that doesn't include old a archaic figures. i know you were doing some searches today. >> i have. our children may not remember the present as we see it. now, i did an ai search and i asked them to give me an image of tv host, laura ingraham. look what happened. now, that doesn't come on. that doesn't look like you. she was a big deal in tv poor sally jesse raffaele. >> laura: i liked her. >> laura ingraham? well, that's not her either. i tried blonde laura ingraham. and look ohio got. getting closer that could be the forthcoming ingraham the mini series, laura. that's what i'm hoping for. we'll see. >> okay. very funny. very funny. i did the same thing with you and i had to get some help to do this but i typed in raymond arroyo follies and t

let's say so, and the fact that we have been digging there for two years is a fact, well, general naiv can tell more, i won't tell so much, further, is there any military potential at all and is there an opportunity for putin to order? lukashenko to shoot himself in the legs, and then in the head , of course, putin can achieve this, in what way, in what way, this is not a question for me, but i emphasize once again, moving such a large number of troops and deploying them in combat formations, no one will not say, as exactly two years ago reznikov and arakhamia told us, recently facebook reminded me that exactly two years ago reznikov and arakhamia said that there are no shock groups, zelensky said, we will marinate the meat, there will be kebabs, no... cook, all this fake news, don't pay attention and so on. that is, we remember it all. today, of course, any deployment of troops will not be overlooked, that's true. i have not seen such a deployment at the moment. well, but for that we have budanov, who has to do his job, observe there, watch from space, from a satellite. and the wester

in 1984, it was published in yugoslavia a world encyclopedia of naive art, which presents 800 names ofm 50 countries, among them elena kish. original in subject matter, her works have no analogues in belarusian folk art. malevanki are considered one of the first in our country phenomena of mass culture with characteristic regional characteristics. professional artists organically combined special techniques of the people. aesthetics, and artists from the people or primitivists in naive painting embodied the fantastic world of the klingent tale. the painted dewans are included in the list of historical and cultural values ​​of belarus. the first thing i learned was rehearsing ballet dancers.

no, it is completely naive and shows perhaps _ targeted? of| and shows perhaps the ignorance of the people who were there or they did not care what i stand for and what i said. i made it very clear. i make it my business to understand what's going on in the middle east in difficult times. in the one hand i have condemned the hamas attacks saying hamas have lost any legitimate right to lead or represent a million people in gaza and on the other hand i have supported israel's right to defend itself after the barbaric attacks on the 7th of october but i have been highly critical of netanyahu's leadership which even today has an absence of clarity, where the utility of forces going. the unacceptable collateral damage i spoke about as well alienating the middle east. it does not encourage ordinary gazans to stand up and fight for hamas. also i called draft pause in the fighting, supporting what david cameron has said as well so i am been targeting i certainly do not understand. the high court has refused to say whether universities owe their stu

silence, well, we didn’t want anything like that, i say, you’re too old, even an old person to be so naive ’re lying, he says : ok, i accept the old remark, ok, i say, that is that you are lying, you will not refute. but you know, he tells me, one person cannot hold this post for so long, rule any country, because it leads to negative consequences there, i say, listen, you are coming up with some kind of dogma, some kind of mantra that is convenient you and turn it into a certain category of biblical truths, but this is absolutely not true, the half-pod, who ruled in cambodia for 3 years, destroyed a third of the population of their country in 3 years, and you still have it in all... textbooks, in all stations, names, monuments , the greatest queen victoria, how long she reigned, 63, in my opinion, yes, 63 or 64, she was surpassed only by elizabeth, then, who recently left this world, who was the most, probably the most the best, well , at least definitely since lincoln , us president, roosevelt, the only us president who served three terms and would have served four if he had not died. th

that is the danger of the policy by that naive people in the house.— danger of the policy by that naive our people in the house. always good to get your thoughts. _ people in the house. always good to get your thoughts, john _ people in the house. always good to get your thoughts, john herbst, - get your thoughts, john herbst, thank you for coming to the programme. the chaos at the top of the post office was laid bare today, as both its chief executive and former chairman gave contradictory evidence to mps about the scandal which has engulfed the organisation. the former chairman henry staunton said he's been the victim ofa smear campaign, after claiming he was told to stall compensation payments to wrongly accused subpostmasters. meanwhile the leader of the subpostmasters, alan bates, told the mps the post office is now a dead duck that should be sold off for a pound. our business editor simonjack watched the hearing. victims of the post office scandal arrived in westminster today to answer questions from mps on whether they thought the compensation had been full, fair and fast. no, no

aims to give law enforcement legal access to the base. the national bank about such crimes to save naivefrom ruin. nowadays , someone deceived by telephone or internet scammers immediately calls the bank, but more often than not, the bank can no longer help him. if a person transfers money himself, he himself gives logins, passwords and one-time codes for communication sessions into the hands of criminals. from the point of view of the bank, nothing illegal happens at the time of the transfer and the system carries out transactions. the money ends up in an account in another bank , the victim’s bank cannot track their further path, which the operators inform the victim of the scammers about, then the person goes to the police, they accept his statement, check the facts, recognize him as a victim under criminal articles 209 or 212 send an application to his bank to receive information about the movement on the account for the period when he transferred money to the scammers, this application according to the law should... can only be sent in paper form via regular mail. the bank processes

i am not naive.stand that the kremlin is not happy. understand that the kremlin is not happy- i understand that the kremlin is not happy. i understand that they will do everything to prevent me from running and recently several officials said that they are not going to let me participate but still i am going to. in going to let me participate but still i am going to.— going to let me participate but still i am going to. in this office where we _ still i am going to. in this office where we speak— still i am going to. in this office where we speak you've - still i am going to. in this office where we speak you've already| still i am going to. in this office i where we speak you've already got your stick is ready. if you lose this court case based on fraud you will be barred from running. whatever you tell me about your discriminations.— whatever you tell me about your discriminations. there is nothing in the current... _ discriminations. there is nothing in the current... they _ discriminations. there

missed three or four points that macron voices, because it is stupid to think that this is such a naiveed such a surprise to them , what a surprise, the leaders don’t come without knowing the agenda, that is, they knew it, that is, it is being discussed, that is, what should we wait for, when they some contingent came there, and we will again think, maybe strasbourg, well, you you know, well, you can true, with irony to this, but you can open the mines, say, guys, i’m tired, that’s right, and now the ball is on your side say to macron, emmanuel, give a choice to say, you ’re emmanuel , name your favorite city, this is where i am, it seems to me that if you take the population out of there, yes, the question is not that you are so hotheaded, no, i just understand that we will still come to this caribbean caribbean crisis, where there will be a nuclear confrontation, a threat, well, so... let’s wait well, just let them now let the ball be on their side, and then we’ll see, otherwise the ball is always on our side, no, no, already this one is a city cockerel, that french prime minister gab

to believe he would have been naive to believe he would have been naive to believe he would have beenin this election. mr nadezhdin is taking this to _ or win this election. mr nadezhdin is taking this to the _ or win this election. mr nadezhdin is taking this to the supreme - or win this election. mr nadezhdin| is taking this to the supreme court but what is likely to change? titer? but what is likely to change? very little if anything. _ but what is likely to change? very little if anything. in _ but what is likely to change? - little if anything. in fact, so many russia watchers are saying that the only reason why he was allowed to try and run was to create this illusion of democracy in russia. and also to allow the people who are dissatisfied with the so—called special up in ukraine, ieee russia's war against special up in ukraine, ieee russia's waragainst ukraine, to special up in ukraine, ieee russia's war against ukraine, to allow them to vent their anger and dissatisfaction and annoyance by queueing up to sign the paperwork for mr nadezhdin because he was the only person tryin

to have a correct understanding of the nature of the conflict with the enemy and to be aware of the naive shallow perspective and acting in a one-off manner, because unfortunately, it's very unfortunate, this is the overwhelming stands from many people in our umah a shallow naive perspective towards the... when very very horrific sufferings or unprecedented sufferings take place, they interact, but for moments, and then this interaction comes to an end, diminishes, whether it comes in the form of feelings, human feelings of rage or pain or reflected in sorrow. or if it's reflected in some kind of psychological interaction, all of this diminishes and people return as if there is no problem, as if what happened never did happen, a weak memory, forgetting the big events, the also the big catastrophes and sufferings, there are a lot of lessons to be... drawn and it's of great significance which must be of our interest, take up our interest and whereby measures must be taken and stances must also be announced, so the issue isn't only about urgent events which take place and then come to an end

if he wins, i do not think you will, by the way, the stuff he has said was so extreme, it is not naivet down to stupidity and naivete but a whole stream of anti—semitic tropes and allegations is not naive. and so there is no coming back from that. so if he turns up in parliament, should the people of rochdale elect him, i do not think they will, but should they, he will be sat on his own, that is for certain.— should they, he will be sat on his own, that is for certain. thank you for talking — own, that is for certain. thank you for talking to _ own, that is for certain. thank you for talking to us. _ own, that is for certain. thank you for talking to us. some _ own, that is for certain. thank you for talking to us. some breaking i for talking to us. some breaking news now. we have a picture of the king, king charles, arriving back at clarence house after travelling from sandringham in norfolk by helicopter. the king has been staying at his country residence following his first cancer treatment. and as you will remember he announced he has been treated for cancer after he went into hos

everyone with her childish spontaneity, she seems to be lagging behind in some matters, she is so naive not only say that they live in russia. yes, but here is simply the center of it all, they have a certain code, i would say, which, well, it doesn’t transform in any way, well , it can’t be turned into a transhuman idea, but we notice, after all, we are such a spark of god in lives us, and this is the very place that can revive that plan from above, and when you look historical processes, you understand where it’s all going, what it’s all for, we’re used to everything. but in my life there was a lot of everything, even a grand prix in dancing, be it a building, or even a cartipian, if anything, well, it just happened that way, there’s some kind of internal necessity, this reluctance to show something to someone , possibilities, you know how poems are born, you can walk around the apartment, suddenly a rhythm appears in you, and this rhythm knocks on you. starts working, i told myself that i need to make the most of life, as it yes, i told my man, let’s go buy pencils, i’ll draw, i just

minister to choose de-escalation and peace over violence, death and destruction, but he called me naÏve so far, over 26,000 souls have perished in gaza. in a powerful and moving open letter in monday's new york times, the jewish voice for peace rabbinical council cited deuteronomy -- i have put before you life and death, blessing and curse. choose life. accused president biden of choosing death. if the prime minister will not listen to me or the international court of justice, will he listen to the rabbinical council or will he call me naÏve also? >> i have been clear multiple times that we are deeply concerned about the impact on the civilian population of the fighting in gaza. too many people have lost their lives and there is a desperate need for increased humanitarian support in gaza. i will not go over all the debates we have had about the conditions that are necessary for an immediate pause leading to a sustainable ceasefire, but i assure the house that we are doing everything we can to get more aid into the region as quickly as possible. speaker hoyle: kelly tolhurst. >> chatham

the west does not want bad relations with russia. so old and so naive, or you're lying, i think the idea of ​​this event and all the support from famous people is to show the world that putin is alone in his own league, putin's premier league, but you have to remember that this he controls it, it is his political system, his rules of the game, and the loudest critics of vladimir putin have long been either in exile or in prison. putin is not the only candidate in this election, but there are many believes that the kremlin itself provides the list of those candidates who will be swamped, so the probability that putin will remain in power for another term is almost inevitable. yes, and we continue the conversation, vitaly shevchenko joins the air again. vitaly, why does the kremlin need nadezhda, what is its role? i think that, both to vladimir putin and to the people. that surround him, well, it would just be, in some sense, it is not interesting to be the only such force and demonstrate to everyone - demonstrate and say that we are an authoritarian regime, we are a dictatorship, and we d

russians themselves with this love of truth and this naive kind of faith in justice, which we see so in the ukrainian people and not so often in the russian people, and even a person becomes a chauvinist in his views, but still this love of truth, somehow remains childish, this is a phenomenon that we can still talk about for a long, long, long time, but it is clear that for the west, this story with navalny is another indicator that putin is just... that's exactly what i wanted to ask about, well joseph biden came out to speak about the death of alexei navalny, the munich conference began to revolve around this news at one point, and that's normal, as far as i'm concerned. this is a symbol, a symbol of contempt for political murder. but taking into account all this, on the eve of the own elections in russia federation, in a year when everything can change in america and many, many other factors, shouldn't putin... should carry navalny around like a sack and protect him like a baby, well, that's if you were putin, and putin is putin , he is not khrystyna yatskiva, why should putin tr

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forests and swamps, tanks drive on roads, we are not the same as we were in the 22nd year, not so naivelet's put it this way, and the fact that we have been digging there for two years is a fact, well, general naiv can tell more, i will not tell so much, further, whether there is any military potential at all and whether there is an opportunity in... order lukashenka to shoot himself in the legs and then in the head, of course, putin can achieve this, in what way, which way, this is no longer a question for me, but i emphasize once again, the movement of such a large number of troops and their deployment in combat formations, no one will say anymore, as reznikov and arahamiya told us exactly two years ago, recently facebook reminded me , that exactly two years ago, reznik yarakhamya was told that there were no strike groups, zelenskyi said, we are marinating the meat. there will be barbecues, don't panic, all this fake news, don't pay attention and so on, that is, we remember it all. today, of course, any the deployment of troops will not be ignored, it is true, i have not seen such a d

fact that we have been for two years there we are digging and imitating, it is a fact, well, general naiv tell more, i will not tell so much, further, is there any military potential at all and is there a possibility? have putin order lukashenka to shoot himself in the legs and then in the head, of course, putin can achieve this, in what way, in what way, this is not a question for me, but i emphasize once again, moving such a large number of troops and deploying them in combat formations, no one will say, as reznikov and arakhamia told us exactly two years ago, recently facebook reminded me that it was exactly two years ago that reznikov and arakhamia were told that there were no strike groups , zelensky said, let's marinate... there will be barbecues in time , don't panic, all this fake news, don't pay attention and so on, that is, we remember all this, today of course, any deployment of troops will not go unnoticed, it's true . this is the deployment i currently have i didn't see it, but for that we have budanov , who should do his job, observe there, watch from space, from a satellite

i'd argue that it's a bit naive to expect this investigation and autopsy but various russian officialstruth about the death of alexei navalny. all we know is what caused his death is less certain but absolutely crucial. people have died in russia's notoriously harsh prisons. people have been killed there. this is what happened in the soviet union and it appears that vladimir putin's russia is reverting to that as well. let’s is reverting to that as well. let's take a stage _ is reverting to that as well. let's take a stage by _ is reverting to that as well. let's take a stage by stage. _ is reverting to that as well. let's take a stage by stage. only - take a stage by stage. 0nly yesterday we saw video footage of him but that was after so much concern in december with the sudden transfer, there was a whole period where nobody knew where he was or where nobody knew where he was or where he had been taken to. he where nobody knew where he was or where he had been taken to.- where he had been taken to. he was taken to a colony _ where he had been taken to. he was taken to a colony in _ wh

, than those who throw bombs, than real opposition, yes, and gapon , as a person, very sincerely, naively believed that if he stood there on the side of the workers... justice for rights, you can already imagine the conditions in which the workers lived in the then russian empire, he believed that he makes a big deal that he changes the country, and in the end, in the end, this horror of bloody sunday happened, the shooting of workers in st. petersburg in front of the tsar's palace, but you can imagine the level of popularity in all of russia. gapon at that time was a forgotten person, but when this bloody sunday happened, gapon was hiding in the apartment of maksym e godko, he was a cult figure, and only when they found out that he had some connections with some special people there services, that he had contacts with the authorities, in the end... he was killed by the revolutionaries themselves, they could not give him that, well, these socialists revolutionaries who believed that he was a traitor to the revolutionary movement, but again, is it possible to think so, well, again, a perso

the church are wilfully naive this naive when it comes to this stuff. bad guys know stuff.cause how to play the church because the church them exactly the church tell them exactly how naive basis. naive they are on a daily basis. yes. i mean, i've got a little bit of skin in the game here because, um, you're an interpreter for the immigration service. law, uh, service. my father in law, uh, was, uh , he was an i o for 40 was, uh, he was an i o for 40 years, and we were just discussing. we were together yesterday, and, uh, immigration officer . all right. sorry. she's officer. all right. sorry. she's the lingo. without her, without explaining myself. yeah. so here is an i o for 40 years, and he was saying that they tried this stuff years and years stuff for years. years and years ago. in time, ago. but in that time, an immigration officer were much better trained. yeah, they were skilful that had been skilful people that had been trained to deal this stuff trained to deal with this stuff and they could see straight through if they through it. yeah. and if they didn't they po

>> i think he's either extremely naive or he is a partisan.ead in the newspapers that apparently, the lawyers for president biden had the ability to raise with him and did raised with him concerns about the use of the language. so this had to be something in his mind that he was thinking, all right, somebody's raised an objection, and how this will be viewed politically, if not legally. and he nevertheless went ahead. so as i said he is either unbelievably naive, or, unfortunately, partisan. >> we've gotten talks over the years. i don't know how you feel now, but i sometimes feel that we are living through strange times. the prior president did not do much to cooperate with the special counsel probe. and we should mention, in fairness to president trump, there are differences and mechanisms that the president can use. bill clinton did a limited testimony. from what we can tell, president biden did the most fulsome testimony we've seen of any recent president in a long time. definitely more sudden the last several, including bush -- so, and the

elias suleiman was the first palestinian filmmaker who mocked the naive day dreaming about reconciliation his next movies. humiliation, hatred, life in a fragmented homeland between the checkpoints and restricted spaces became the dominant theme and the main elements of eliasman. cinema, the spaces are so limited that they completely eliminated the possibility of storytelling and leave palestinians trapped in vicious circles. to escape the vicious circles, sulaimon takes refuge in dreams and uses the tools of cinema to... open up the closed spaces, finally, elia suleyman won the special jewelry prize at the can film festival in 2002 with his movie, divine intervention. but since the oscar academy did not recognize palestine as a country, he was disqualified to participate in that section. sulaiman's insistence on the palestinianness of his movie and the efforts by the palestinian ministry of culture brought about a great victory. finally, the academy agreed to change its rules in this section, so divine intervention became the first movie to be given the title. the representative of the p

our grandmothers and uncles worked, i learned how to joke in a naive way and have already told you about a fairy tale. the minskleprom enterprise unites six minsk bakeries, whose main activity is aimed at the production of bakery and bakery products. bread is our main production. eh, bread is in demand today, probably the most favorite among belarusians is custard bread. there are certain groups or types of bread that have been sold for decades. on the market and they still buy it, love it, even acquire it, so that as a present, as a present, yes, when they go to visit other countries without fail, and sometimes just to other cities of belarus and sometimes regions, when they come to our capital, they buy our famous bread. well, our technologists are constantly working on developing new types and up to 30% are updated annually. well , new products and breads also appear, of course, not as often as confectionery stores , mainly, of course, these are confectionery products, because bread today is still difficult to find those tastes, the assortment we have quite wide, more than 100 names o

wanted to bring the shaw back to iran, but these army commanders, like their prime minister, were very naiveonnel came to the garrison, but they were confused and did not know what to do. the situation in the army was a mess, but not everyone could be trusted. each of us came up with an opinion and suddenly mortiza said, "i have an idea that if tell you you won't let me carry it out, so i will do it myself and you take care of me." we were looking at mortaza with surprise when he suddenly and angrily started shouting. everyone was silent and looking at us. he shouted and insulted imam khomaini. the people and the revolution. we were staring open mouth at him when we realized that all of the soldiers were around us. we just found out his intention when some soldiers started to attack him. all the military unit members were beating mortiza. we were confused. we were happy that other members of the military unit were with us, but on the other hand, mortiza was really losing his life. acbar took the... soul of the chief and went on my shoulders. finally, we could calm them down and explain to th

anything, well, just nothing, everyone is deceiving everyone except us , who say, no, what are we, we are naivees, why don’t you, for heaven’s sake, he put things in order there, he adopted resolutions, but in fact, until some time there, the soviet union and the united states tried something together, then only the united states did it. just a minute, and the uon troops were standing on the dutch heights, which means he was also restoring order, excuse me, the peacekeepers were standing there, ours are standing there now, so i want to draw your attention to the fact that against the backdrop of the intensification of the struggle in the west from russia , transnational criminal groups have become very active , you will notice, all over the world, they are now happy that the intelligence services of large states are ruling each other, but when you look, well, everything is in stacks, just stacks, and there is such a significant nomenclature, well, clearly , that basically it ’s rifle fire and there are anti-tank weapons, but in any case there’s a lot of it, they even surprise me, well, well, yo

but it would be dangerously naive for anyone to think that anti—semitism that the huge growth has beenproblem is affecting society, it is impacting all the political parties, including the labour party. it is impacting the sport well, the art world, employers, it is universities, schools. you know, i am firefighting everyday with more and more cases and more serious cases. there is a tornado of anti—semitism that has built up and it is really hitting in the last few weeks throughout society. is the big issue that needs addressing. labour has its problems and needs to sort them, but this isn't a labour problem, it is a problem for the country and it is a growing problem and extremism is on the growth in this country and whenever extremism is on growth, one thing that has always been proven in the past, the jewish community are at the brunt of the receiving end of it. that is happening now in our country. and we mentioned that by—election, here's a full list of candidates standing in the rochdale by—election. if you'd like more information you can head to our website. king charles has ar

this becomes obvious based on the situation between russia and ukraine. or the naive does not see thel threat that is the russian federation and its imperial policies. moscow's plans are not limited to ukraine, the aggression carried out by russia for so many months, demonstrates that russia has the ability to restore its military capabilities to a level that poses a real threat to the alliance, and especially to its members on the eastern flank. nato must clearly demonstrate its strength. today, collective defense, as provided for in article 5 of the north atlantic treaty, must mean reliability and strength. the alliance must continue to update its defense plans, as well as commit forces prepared to execution of its plans, strategically located equipment and munitions facilities, and an overall structure adapted to the challenges posed by large-scale critical ground operations, if we fail to act accordingly, then the allied defense policy of deterrence. countries, we are also present in the territories of our allies, our troops are deployed today, in particular in latvia and romania.

what i certainly hadn't realised, and i feel quite naive about it looking back now, but i hadn't realisedes in the media about an environment that i'd known and i'd served in, and i had some very strong feelings about were surfacing a lot of thoughts and feelings that i hadn't really considered for quite a long time. when i came to the practice and i spoke to my gp about that, you know, he was so quick to realise that that was part of the problem that i was dealing with, but that wasn't something i'd seen for myself. i didn't feel like i had the right or i could deserve any treatment. when i came back from iraq, i was healthy. i was lucky. you know, there were people who were far less fortunate than that and were injured and didn't come back in the line of duty. jon's gp surgery immediately offered him specialist support. he was seen by nurse helen hurst. 0h, hi, jon. so good to see you. today, they're reuniting for the first time in more than a year. how are you? i'm 0k. i'm doing 0k. i've had some ups and some downs. i'm proud of the nhs for stepping up and under, you know, the veterans

deceived you, however, he also asks about financial pyramids, we’ll talk to experts after the news, naiveageous positions in the donetsk direction, shot down a ukrainian mi-8 helicopter. farmers on tractors block european roads. belgium has now been added to spain. the crisis in the agricultural sector is becoming more acute. galolet created a huge traffic jam of heavy trucks on the ural highway, and the central region is glazed with ice on skates.

as an heir to a poor beggar visitor, so she was deceived by fear, and the unfortunate woman was so naive, he just decided that he had gone crazy, and then suddenly fell in love with his same sacrifice, can you imagine? you might think that he took possession of the heiress by cunning, no, there was no calculation in this marriage, the rest of the estate was already stagnant. he really loved her, i had never met a happy marriage, i met him 20 years ago, when his wife was dying, i have never met worse despair, and are you sure that in the city they know this story, yes, of course, everyone knows, but they told me , because we were sure that you knew everything for a long time, but no, i didn’t know anything, i didn’t tell you all this in order to... and the poor child, go on, but i didn’t even i thought about it, it’s great that they didn’t think about it, that’s why this is genuine kindness, you just have to think about it , and thoughts immediately come to you, what will i get for this , so stay as you are, it’s the same, drink, drink , okay, go to sleep, i have to go to the train. i wil

contact during the day, so i wouldn’t say that this was some kind of home preparation, this is for the naivealso from the evil one, we have looked at it now since october. regarding foreign mercenaries in ukraine, the flow has decreased; since october we only managed to find 117 names, in first place colombians are in second place, americans are in second place, and there are two of each creature, there are germans, one lithuanian, one latvian, one belarusian, there are new zealanders, australians are coming, they are dying, just recently a madam from germany arrived there, a german woman, she died, that she she probably did it there, well, she probably snipered, most likely, why? colombians, most of all colombians, why do recruiters pay attention to colombians, well, they have combat experience, operate in the jungle, recruit, oh, this helps a lot. there are a lot of foreign mercenaries career military personnel , it is no coincidence that an asterisk appeared on the wall of the central development directorate, and this indicates that a career employee of the central development directorate

leonid gaida, the king of comedy, thanks to him we learned forever to love the honest shurik, the naiveor which he was awarded a medal for military merit. well, citizens, alcoholics, tuniyanites, hooligans, who wants to work? i, wait, how... who among us does not remember this brilliant episode, but this scene is taken from the real life of gaidai himself, how, like all his peers, at the beginning of the war he was eager to go to the front. he was called up in the fall of '41, but was sent not to the west, but to the east, to mongolia. indeed, mongolia, the mongolian people's republic, let's say correctly, they were among the most important suppliers of horses to the red army, horses were needed not only for cavalry, because they were used for transporting goods, when a military commissar came to their unit to recruit reinforcements, gaidai tried his best to get him to pay attention to the question, who? besides, yes , wait, you are a citizen, there have been accidents at a construction site , no, there will be, you have had accidents at a construction site, no, there haven’t been any y

yeah, i he was he was naive. and i don't mean that in a bad a negative way, but look, it's his in fairness, everybody felt naive when lehman crashed. i mean there was sort of a that it was certainly a humbling not true but know his experience was senator and what two years of being a u.s. senator with not a lot of experience and in the economy in wall street and certainly not those kinds of situations and you know, obama ended up to people like tim geithner, larry summers, rubin, basically the clinton financial team. yeah, exactly. but clinton but people were, you know, experienced in wall street financial markets, which is obviously important when the economy is collapsing who had deep democratic ties, but who also by that point a lot of influence on ideological outlook of democrats and how they govern. that was a market based approach that was in more or less direct opposition to the way that bernie sanders or elizabeth warren or an aoc had had been really old enough and paying attention at the time, you know,