nishi, after all, tady, winged ones will not come back, or am i from the courier egor krishtafovich agency bright and visible summer stretches out at the central botanical garden for visiting, magical bushes, hydrangeas, the collection was filed to form for everyone in the 10th year, and already having borscht for one and a half hundred species of fluffy to a branch, you can lure several autumn white, ruddy and blocky ones here a lot of flowers. for example, here are gladioli, and there are many bushes with flowers that are very well arranged. my daughter had 3 of the year. we came here to take pictures. today we are repeating the pictures that we took many, many years ago, that is, already 15 years ago it was beautiful, that now every time it’s getting better, better than the beginning of summer and the beginning of the season was quite normal. but the drought at the end of may june july, well, it did not have a very good effect. this was reflected both in the growth of plants and in their development, and only literally, probably, in the last few weeks. the plants felt more in their own.

nishi writes that if one half of humanity or one half of society suffers, and the other half of societythizes in this half, then suffering will double. therefore, compassion increases suffering, and therefore there is no need to feel sorry for anyone, because pity destroys an actually human human being, proceeding from this , it goes further, uh, theory, and further conclusions go, which relate to the superhuman man, who should not suffer and should not pay attention to the suffering of others, because otherwise he increases suffering, and this is precisely the problem today, and the destruction of religion, because any religion. well, it seems to me, almost all religion. they are built, including compassion for one's neighbor and compassion for another. if nietzsche's idea is transferred to today's state, then it is exactly what happens. naturally, there can be no compassion, and since there can be no compassion, this means that there can be no religion in this form, and today's politics, which may not know that they follow nietzsche, but i do not speak in this direction, they absolute

nishi until the sixties did not decide on the choice before vehicles for transporting and storing fueltill produced here. in these workshops, an ordinary steel sheet goes all the way to the finished tank, they are ready to be made of any volume and adjusted to the characteristics that a particular customer needs and the final direct installation of the tank on the mazov chassis with this model is a 5.5 volume tanker. and-and the maz chassis, all the settings that exist are performed at this enterprise. that is, it represents the ussr with itself and all additional elements of communication. well, we also bribe in belarus receiver. and how much does asi maza show its reliability well, in connection with the withdrawal of the sanctions, switching to the mass chassis. uh, and already about work, for a certain time this technique is not inferior to european quality , on a par with the chassis for the grabovsky plant, it is supplied by kamaz, so it happened last year , the sanctions forced us to reconsider and the component base today 90% of russian-made components were rebuilt quite quickl

they look at the car with volumes of shakespeare, machiavelli, nishi, dennis, and their weapons catalogsot the actual weapons yet. they headed south. so, what that is from is i wrote a book. [laughter] i have written a new book. i said i would never do this again, but i did. we just got the confirm publication date, and we just got in my first look of the cover. this is what it looks like. the book is called prequel, un-american fight against fascism. it comes out october 17th. i have been killing myself getting it done, which is why i look this way. [laughter] but it is done. and this is the very first announcement i've been able to make about it, writing, i find, is the absolute hardest thing in the world. i do think of the books i have written. i wrote drift, which was about military and politics around the military. iraq blowout, which is about the oil and gas industry and russia as a rogue state. i wrote bag man, which is about the spiro agnew prosecution. those are my previous books. they were all very difficult. [laughter] and i said after each of, them i would never write another

nishi, if again everything is restored, he will be at his hotel.gain , let's recall historical examples. yes. uh, how many countries did not recognize the soviet union, the united states did not recognize it for more than a decade, what the soviet union did was looking for cracks somewhere. relationships somewhere went around to other countries, uh, walked. uh, through really the refrigerator economy, yes, and through the interest of bringing in there with technology, specialists and so on, building satalia. with germany , notice the relationship to the nazis by itself. here. uh, what the united states did was also examples when they saw how they did not recognize it. china is the same china is the smallest country in the world. yes, they did not recognize it for more than 30 years. you remember, yes, taiwan voted for under the name kitaev yes , but as soon as they needed to use china in the fight against their main rival, the soviet union, they suddenly brought china closer to themselves and recognized it, and so on. why do i need to understand id