here above the city of akka in the north of palestine , there is a large statue of napoleon bonaparte, which is a sign of france's attempt to defeat the ottoman empire. here is a strategic point to enter it was and is from the mediterranean sea to arab regions. napoleon's attempt to start an uprising by the jews in 1799 failed. but his project to create a jewish land was revived by britain 40 years later in 1840. at that time, it was estimated that only less than 3,000 jews lived in palestine under the control of the ottoman empire. during the first world war, britain , which controlled egypt, decided to take over the palestinian region due to its proximity to the suez canal, which could secure the areas under its control in the arab and northern regions. increase africa. with this strategy, britain chose the zionist movement as its partner in the new colonial order. in the middle of world war i , a secret agreement was drawn up by an english politician named sir mark sykes and a french diplomat named francois georges picot. the saxe- picot agreement effectively paved the way for the

on august 15 i read 1769 napoleon bonaparte was born medal question number three what is great?e, in the east in the city of moscow, and hello, sofia skulyabina, a former high school student at a provincial college, the city of yaroslavl, now a first-year student faculty of inter-graduate relations, i am studying a wonderful language, the language of my soul, portuguese, oh! it’s like spanish, only everything is shi-shi-shi, yes, yes, on this day alexander sergeevich pushkin, our great poet, was born, yes, one of my favorites, smart girl, you will now receive a medal, but i want to ask you, who was the first to propose creating a snowplow for the railway, as they say at the mo faculty, if you don’t know the answer, speak up, i find it difficult to answer, they say it wrong in your language, they say in journalism, if you don’t know the answers, say pushkin, and you will right, it was pushkin. please tell me who proposed to create a lightning rod in koniksberg, though they never created it, apparently pushkin, or maybe kant as a theme, so kant or pushkin, kant, absolutely right,

in any muslim country, and who persecuted us was really the christian western powers, when napoleon bonaparte invaded palestine 200 years ago, the jews from gaza left. and the the leader of the resistant in palestine was a jew who kicked up napoleon, yeah, so the point is this, now we are supporting, now the western power that always persecuted us, germany that did the holocaust, now they use israel as their own pone, so whatever persecute the palestinians, yes, i'll come back to a little later, because ashish i understand has to leave us, but one final question if that's okay. to ashish and that is let's talk more about uh how the situation in gaza and the genocide is playing out in the us and as far as the the uh funding to unro is concerned the us of course was really the first to to cut funding all together yeah mean the under thing shows you mean the double standard point is the key thing but also um like it just also made it so clear who is eating in a betting industry. i go back to that earlier point right, the us and the uk, australia, canada, the eu blindly called themselves, when th

who persecuted us was mainly the christian western powers, when napoleon bonaparte invaded palestine 200 years ago, the jews from gaza left, and the the leader of the resistant in palestine was a jew who kicked up napoleon, yeah, so the point is this, now we are supporting now, the western power that always persecuted us, germany that did the whole. now they use israel as their own pone, so whatever persecute the palestinians, come back to little later, because ashish i understand has to leave us, but one final question if that's okay to ashish, and that is, let's talk more about uh, how the situation in gaza and the genocide is playing out in the us, and as far as the the uh funding to oro is concerned, the us of course was really the first to to cut funding all together. yeah, i mean the under thing shows you, i mean the double standard point is the key thing, but also um, like it just also made it so clear who is aiding in a betting in this gen, i go back to that earlier point right, the us and the uk, australia, canada, the eu, who've blindly called themselves, when they say thing

mistaken, it's you who has it. you see in kyiv, and france really, already at one time , thanks to napoleon bonaparte, the jacobins and everything else, destroyed empires, starting with the monarchy from its own, well, the empire in general, then went to war not against austria-hungary, russia and britain there, suffered defeat, but in any case, i think that in france it is in the blood, some such steps are unexpected, as partos said, i fight simply because i fight, well, but callager, comalager, in war , as in the war, i believe that by the end of his term... and he is not waiting for the third term, he has already finished his power with this cadency macron , maybe he will take those actions that he considers historic, if he thus goes down in history as someone who helped defeat putin and aggressive russia, i think he has not lived in vain. thank you very much, serhiy, serhiy zgrets, director of the defense express agency. thank you vasyl, thank you to our viewers, we hope that next week will be the basis for good news for our armed forces. well, now i have a plot for your attention, before we move

yes, there are many of them, who change the world around them, you know, there is a certain napoleon bonapartexander the great, i don’t know, there is lenin after all, ugh, but there are people who are... counter-revolutionaries who want the situation back, everything back, like the bourbons that returned after napoleon, putin, but putin is no longer a revolutionary, he is a counter-revolutionary, why, because he thinks exclusively that it should be done the way it was, that we all the time discuss everything he does , he just does it, he pulls out some kind of stack from somewhere, reads as if it is, you know, a performance in an amateur theater, but let's do it, as yoserich used to do, he used to go to our place. come out, let's make this, let's make such a country , let's make such a relationship with the west, let's make and live a wonderful life, as our father and mother used to do, and this is of course terrible, because you and i are hostages of this desire, you know, some kind of vampires who just drag us in the past, he says, why do you want to go forward, it was so good there in the

with a person... who lives in the world of his schizophrenic dreams, this person thinks he is napoleon bonapartee is not, or vladimir putin or volodymyr zelensky, which he is not, or your there is a father, let's say, who knows how you live, and this is not your father, this is a stranger whom you just saw on the street, on the street. if this person is in a psychiatric hospital, taking the appropriate course of treatment, being monitored by paramedics, you can to be ironic you would think that a certain person, well, she is sick, it's a pity, she considers herself the emperor of france, russia, austria-hungary, it doesn't matter what. if this person is not in a lunatic asylum, he is in his office in the kremlin, he has a huge army, special services, a nuclear button, a population that considers his policies absolutely correct and votes for them, or simply does not pay attention, then of course you can call this person crazy all you want, but your survival is yours fate depends on this person and on his perception of the world around him, and if you want to negotiate with this person, you must b

like you to remind the viewers the role that haiti played in saving america from napoleon bonaparte. love this country to go from east coast to west coast becausearte had to sell the louisiana territory which crossed over the mississippi and go west to thomas jefferson to recoup the money lost from getting hisutt kicked by the leaders of haiti. i would like to address several bam bam. they call them morally repugnant elitesho aco miami. they are eating popcorn and looking through microscopes to see the c -- carnage because they are financing the gangs. they are behind this divide and conquer because they are upset the people did not want this guy henry. bigio bought i car from epstein and he has diplomatic immunity from israel. they came in to take over because there is gold, copper, even diamonds. offshore there is oil. they are there to take, like most of the people today are doing. they are takinnug the wealth of haiti and having the haitians who were standing up and he will never let go, they will never give up their land to people coming in with diplomatic immunity all around th

peoples is a general charles de gaulle, but there was also an outstanding politician, emperor napoleon bonaparteprofessional military man, he was a military man, but he was an outstanding political figure in any case, you can treat him differently, i understand that emmanuel macron is no different to him i think, i have such a suspicion, but it 's like this, and there was a wonderful politician, general dwight eisenhower, he was a professional military man, that is. and there were people who did , and, by the way, general agusta pinachet was also a professional soldier who became a strong political figure in the conditions of an authoritarian state, i am absolutely not in favor of generalunchet, but the fact that he is a person with political flair is a fact, there were other generals who led countries lost power, brought these countries to the brink, you can remember them, they are in many countries, there are... with such examples, well, again, not until the moment when a person leads the country, you will never know whether there is nothing negative in the very fact of electing a person with

taking my c first of all i like to remind the viewers the role haiti +n in saving america from napoleon bonapartehis country to go from east bonapare had to sell the louisiana territory crossed over into mississippi going west to thomas jefferson to recoup the he lost by the leaders of haiti. certainly i would like to address one of the rootall bam bam that called themactuall. many of them are in miami, eating popcorn with microscopes looking at■sge over there because they are the ones financing the gangs. they are the ones behind the divide and conquer because they are people did not want this. they wanted to choose the leaders. for example he bought his diplomatic immunity from israel. most of these people who are not patients came over because there's gold, copper, even in diamonds and offshore there is oil. t they are there to take which was most ofre doing is take that wealth of haiti and having the haitians who are standing up will never let go. they will never give up their land for people outside coming on diplomatic immunity all arou world. >> thank you. one thing i would like to see to

person who lives in this world. his schizophrenic delusions, this person considers himself napoleon bonaparte not, vladimir putin or vladimir zelensky, which she is not, or your father, let's say, who knows how you live, and this is not your father, this is a stranger, whom you just saw on the street, on the street, if this person is in a psychiatric hospital, takes the appropriate course of treatment, she is watched by paramedics, you can be ironic about it, think that some person, but... sick, it's a pity, she considers herself the emperor of france, russia, austria-hungary, it doesn't matter what. if this person is not in a lunatic asylum, she is is in his office in the kremlin, he has a huge army, special services, a nuclear button, a population that considers his policy to be absolutely correct, votes for it, or simply does not pay attention, then you can , of course, declare this person crazy as much as you like. but your survival and your destiny depends on this person and on his view of the world around him, and if you want to negotiate with this person, you must be aware that his vie

uh, there are many of them who change the world around them, here, you know, there is some napoleon bonaparteander the great, i don't know, there is, after all, lenin, uh, but there are people who are counter-revolutionaries , who want the situation back, everything back, here are the bourbons who returned after napoleon, putin, here putin is no longer a revolutionary, he is a counter-revolutionary, why, because he only thinks that it should be done the way it was, but we discuss all the time everything he does, he just does, he pulls some kind of stack out of nowhere. reads as if it is, you know, a play in an amateur theater, let's do as yosif veseronovych did, they went to him and we go out, let's make this, let's make such a country, let's make such relations with the west, let's do and we'll live wonderfully like our father and mother went, and it is of course terrible, because you and i are hostages of this desire, you know, some kind of vampires who simply drag us into the past, says, why do you want to go forward, it was so good there in the past, let's go there, and we don't, we just

more so france , well, if we are not talking about the napoleonic wars there, by and large, napoleon bonaparteid not plan to fight with russia, he tried to come to an agreement with alexander i, do you remember that peace of tirzytsia there, and he behaved very well he just decided to fight something, and that’s how it was, it was a campaign deep into russia, then the french themselves saw where they had gone, returned, having lost a lot, but the russians call it a victory, well, so be it, but the crimean war, 53 -th, 56th year, when france, britain, and the middle kingdom stood up for turkey. it demonstrated very well what can be done in the war against russia, then their emperor nicholas was there, he did not survive this defeat and actually, well, he caught a cold there and died, but very the words of lyvatalstov, a writer, or a count, who participated, by the way, in the crimean war there in sevastopol, are still very vivid for me, and he wrote that russia lost then not because it was weaker or smaller. was, or was there less desire, simply because he said that french guns shoot further an

and even more so france, well, if we don't talk about the napoleonic wars there, by and large napoleon bonaparteid not plan to fight with russia, he tried to come to an agreement with alexander i, remember? this tirzid peace and he treated alexander very well, he just decided to fight for something, and that’s how it was, it was a campaign into the depths of russia, then the french abandoned themselves, they entered, returned, having lost a lot, but the russians call it a victory, well, so be it, but the crimean war of 53-56, when france, britain, the middle the kingdom stood up for turkey, demonstrated very well what can be done in the war against russia, then there was their emperor nicholas, he did not survive this defeat and actually, well, actually caught a cold there and died, but... for me, they are still very much alive the words of leo tolstoy, the writer and count, who participated, by the way, in the crimean war there in sevastopol, so he wrote that russia lost then not because it was weaker or had fewer troops or less desire, that is simply why he said that the french guns continued

mistaken, you should see him in kyiv, a indeed, france was already there in its time thanks to napoleon bonapartet , the jacobins and everyone else destroyed empires, starting with the monarchy from its own, well, the empire in general, then went to war not against austria-hungary, russia and britain were defeated there, but in in any case , i think that in france it is in the blood of some. such steps are unexpected, as partos said, i fight simply because i fight, well, but a kaliager is a kolager in a war, as in a war, i believe that he will not wait until the end of his term, and the third term , he finishes his power with this cadency macron , maybe he will take those actions that he considers historic, if he thus goes down in history as someone who helped defeat putin and aggressive russia, i think he has not lived in vain. thank you very much, serhiy, serhiy. thanks to our viewers, we hope that next week will be the basis for good news for our armed forces. well, now i have the plot for your attention, before we move on to the news, please watch the espresso tv channel together with the cha

there are many of them. there, who change the world around them, here, you know, there is some napoleon bonapartedon't know , in the end, there is lenin, uh, but there are people who are counter-revolutionaries, who want the situation back, everything back, there are the bourbons who came back after napoleon, putin, putin is no longer a revolutionary, he is a counter-revolutionary, why, because he thinks only that it should be done the way it was, but we are always discussing everything he does, and... he just does, he pulls some kind of stack, reads as if it is, you know, a performance in an amateur theater, so let's do it, as he used to do yoserovych, he thought, come to us , let's develop this, let's make such a country, let's make such relations with the west, let's make and live a wonderful life, as our father and mother used to do, and this is of course a horror, because you and i are hostages of this desire, you see, some kind of vampires who just drag us into the past, says, why do you want to go forward, it was so good there, we... thank you infinitely to vitaly portnikov, next saturday

he makes his home on the british owned island of saint helena, which is also the site of napoleon bonaparte'ss go hand in hand, although they never met, of course they never met. >> jonathan has been photographed on the island as far back as 1882.úhis caretaker says he still enjoys a diet of fruitsúand vegetables, as well as lettuce and bananas. the guy. >> this is ktvu fox two news at six. >> a single mother who as a plad for a living as a foodúget towed away. and now she's having trouble getting it back. >> most people that are living in aúcar are there for a reason. it's not because you want to be living in a car. >> good evening everyone. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. the woman says her car was towed while she was staying in a shelter during last month's storms, and now she's having trouble paying the fees to get her car back.c newúat six tonight. ktvu is crystal bailey joins us in studio to share more about the community effort underway to help her. crystal well, jade burnett for nearly a. >> she says sheúcan't afford the fees to get it back. and after asking for help fr

which suits macron very well, although it wouldn’t hurt to remind how and how the story of napoleon bonaparte. but first things first: a loud statement was made in paris at a special summit, where the leaders of twenty-five countries decided how else the west could help kiev. the discussion, as has become commonplace for such summits, was about where to get the million shells promised to ukraine from which arsenals to scrape together approximately so many. most journalists followed this routine summit with half an eye, until the agencies exploded with this quote from macron. today there is no consensus on sending ground troops to ukraine, but nothing can be ruled out. we will do everything possible to prevent russia from winning this war. we are convinced that russia's defeat is necessary for security and stability in europe. however, if macron thought that he was as loud... on printouts of this loud quote, as nato secretary general en stoltenberg, hastened to announce that the alliance does not plan to send its military to ukraine. and, of course, macron’s words did not go unnoticed by the l

i would like you to remind the viewers the role that haiti played in saving america from napoleon bonapartety much a love this country to gcoast because bonaparte had to sell the louisiana territory which crossed over the mississippi and go west to the money lost from getting his butt kicked by the leaders of haiti. i would like to address several bam bam. they call them morally repugnant elites who are running the country. many are in miami. they are eating popcorn and looking through microscopes to see the cartilage -- carnage because they are financing the gangs. they are behind this divide and conquer because they are upset the people did not want this guy henry. bigiought i car from epstein and he has diplomatic immunity from israel. they co copper, even diamonds. offshore there is oil. they are there to take, like most of the people today are doing. they are taking the wealth of haiti and having the haitians who were standing up and he will never let go, they will never give up their land to people coming in with diplomatic immunity all around the world. host: ed we, will let our gues

napoleon bonerpants? >> steve: yes, that's what you said, didn't you? >> jimmy: no, bonaparte steve: napoleon bonerpart. >> jimmy: never heard -- >> steve: that guy sharted. [ laughter ] his weren't blue. >> jimmy: this next one was sent in by dave ringle in lexington, kentucky. he was at a pizza hut drive-thru, okay, but the system was having little issues here. so i think this is kind of genius. look at this. it says, "holler 'ding dong' for help. bell is broken." [ laughter and applause ] that's fantastic. "holler 'ding dong.'" "ding dong." >> steve: "-- bell is broke!" >> jimmy: "i need my breadsticks." guys, unfortunately, we're down to our last one. >> steve: aw. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: sorry. we got to go. we have a big show. we have things to get to, and we can't be doing this all-night having fun. >> steve: why not? >> jimmy: we got serious business to do. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: this one is from mike halloran in washington state. this is an ad he saw for a a local book signing. and he says the author looks like me. i don't know if i see it but take a look at thi

napoleon's army invading russia in the summer of 1812. the most formidable army cannot successfully wage war against an entire people determined to win or die. bonaparteto quickly defeat the russian troops, but instead of a quick victory, he received a real people's war with the partisan movement and fierce resistance from the russian troops. retreating to the west, the great army melted before our eyes and soon ceased to exist as a fighting force, and russian troops pursued bonoparte, defeating him in the battle of the nations near leipzig in october 1813. on march 31, 1814, alexander ii solemnly entered paris, after which the french emperor abdicated ... the throne. the 20th century brought an unexpected warming to relations between russia and france. during the second world war , general charles de gaulle, who later became the president of france, played a major role in establishing bilateral relations. the strength and prestige of germany have been shaken, and the star of russian power is rising to its zenith. this 175 million people is worthy to be named. at every turn of history, it doesn’t change its necessity, its union at every turn of histor