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the west continues to pin its hopes on nts.nts and ukraine is revealed. here compare the symbols of the nts with the modern coat of arms of ukraine, the symbols of the vlasovo army with the emblem of the russian freedom legion, in addition, we learn that a member of the nts is a former russian lawyer, mark fagan. we talked about him in the last issue. i suggest to you, dear friends, if anyone is watching me now, and about 86,500 people are watching us now. from russia, now i will show you the address on the screen where you can write, it is those of you who are ready to act who will write to you, they will contact you, they will talk to you, this is political work, which is converted into any other, if you decide for yourself that you have given up on yourself, you will perish anyway, then do it with benefit, that is, think about what mr. fey is offering? if you have nothing to live for, if you are disappointed, if you want to give up your life, come to us, we will help you, and you will fulfill your desire, you will give up yo

one of the leaders of the creators of the nts is vladimir poremsky.khin. the author is very interesting. so-called molecular theory, what does it mean? its essence was to send one agent at a time to the ussr, unfamiliar with each other, and not having the right to act independently, they had to recruit citizens of the soviet union as many as possible, only then they had the right to do something, their task was recruitment, and then some action. well, it would seem that the ussr collapsed, everything collapsed, the wall was broken, peace, friendship, jeans, chewing gum, everything is fine. that a member of the nts is a former russian lawyer, mark fagan. we talked about him in last issue. i suggest to you, dear friends, if anyone is watching me now, about 86,500 people from russia are now watching us. now i will show you the address on the screen where you can write. it is those of you, you write, who are ready to act, who will contact you, who will talk to you. this. this is political work that is converted into any other, if you decide for yourself t

the west continues to pin its hopes on nts.e , compare the symbolism of the nts with the modern coat of arms of ukraine. symbols of vlasov's army with emblem of the legion of freedom of russia. and besides, we learn that a member of the nts is a former russian lawyer, mark fagan. we talked about it in the last issue, i suggest you, dear friends, if someone is watching me now, about 86,500 people from russia are watching us now, now i will show you the address on the screen where you can write, those are the ones, write from you who are ready to act, they will contact you, they will talk to you, this is political work that is converted into any other, if you are for yourself... decided that you are for yourself put up the cross, you will perish anyway, then do it with benefit, that is , think about what mr. fegen is offering, if you have no reason to live, if you are disappointed, if you want to give up your life, come to us, we will help you, and you will fulfill your desires, you will part with your life, and you will do a goo

the west continues to place its hopes on nts, not only that, you... are watching me now, about 86,500ng, now i will show you the address on the screen where you can write, write to those of you who are ready to act, they will contact you, they will talk to you, this is political work that is converted into any other, if you have decided for yourself that you have given up for yourself, you will perish anyway, then do it this is with... that is, you think about what mr. fegin is offering, if you have no reason to live, if you are disappointed, if you want to give up your life, come to us, we will help you, and you will fulfill your desire, you will give up your life, and you will do a good deed for us, in a circle you will succeed, or you will try to blow up the railway track. but it turns out that in addition to fegen, who escaped, we now have people in russia who admire nts and promote its idea. this is the material we came across, this is alexander sungurov, professor of political science, higher school of economics in st. petersburg. he's a democrat, he's a liberal. participation i

later , nts collaborated: with the hitler regime, participated in the creation of the russian liberation with traitors, generals andrei vlasov and fyodor trukhin, participated in the implementation of the experiment to create the lokot republic in the bryansk region, and so on, this is already enough to understand what kind of organization is this, and after the war, the services of the nts, russia, in addition, we learn that a member of the nts is a former russian lawyer, mark fagan, we talked about him in the last issue, i suggest to you, dear friends, if anyone is watching me now, and about 86,500 people from russia are watching us now, now i will show you the address on the screen where you can write, exactly those of you, write from among you who are ready to act, you are with you... “we will help you, and you will fulfill your desire, you will part with your life, and you will do a good deed for us, you will go to the crucus, or you will try to blow up the railway track, but it turns out, that besides the escaped fegin, we now have and thrive in russia people who admire nts and pro

but it turns out that in addition to the escaped fegin, we now have people in russia who admire the nts and promote his ideas. this is the material we came across. this is alexander sungurov, professor of political science at the higher school of economics in st. petersburg. he is a democrat, he is a liberal, he took part in the collapse of the ussr, was one of the leaders of the perestroika club along with anatoly chubais and yegor gaidar. in 1993 he established a commonwealth fund in st. petersburg. subsequently, the center... he met on some trip abroad. listen to the conversation between alexander sungurov and the participants of the round table on mediation at the perm state national research university on october 29, 2022. what can you do now? the second topic is what can be done if such a split in the elite begins or some kind of turn for the better. well, the third task. what, what tasks stand in another 10-15 years, how this is not funny, after this, if we manage to return more or less again, as far as possible, to the civilized world, then there is a high probability that in an

parensky, as you know, proposed a molecular theory of the structure of nts, so that people who shareddeologies of nts in the soviet union. it will germinate there, where it won’t germinate, well, what can you do, just catch it with seeds, no there will be enough seeds, you understand, no, it won’t be enough, this is the first, second, i spoke a little about paremsky, the experience of people who did not accept either the bolsheviks or the tsarist power, why the union of the younger generation, all those older than 1895 they did not accept the year of birth into their union, because those who were older brought russia to the revolution, with all their delusions. here he hints that the higher school of economics even has a roof for such figures as those gathered here, look, i understand you, because you really not at the academy, maybe this is the specifics of the tower, maybe it’s what we organized, but we spent 3 days leading up to this conference on the intersection of politics and law, touching on... what is my position on crimea? the situation is very, in my opinion, there is no cl

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the west continues to pin its hopes on nts, moreover, the closest connection between the nts and ukraineism. vlasov's army with the emblem of the russian freedom legion, in addition, we learn that a member of the nts is a former russian lawyer, mark fagan. we talked about him in the last issue. i suggest to you, dear friends, if anyone is watching me now, and about 86,500 people are watching us now, from russia. now i will show you the address on the screen where you can write. exactly those, write from you who are ready act, they will contact you, they will talk to you, this is political work that is converted into any other, if you have decided for yourself that you have given up on yourself, you will perish anyway, then do it with benefit, that is, you will think about it , what mr. fen suggests, if you have no reason to live if you are disappointed. if you want to give up your life, come to us, we will help you, and you will fulfill your desire, you will give up your life, and you will do a good deed for us, you will go to the crucus, or try to blow up railway track, but it turns out

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here is a highlight from a key nt.s, friends, wife and family, i have hurt you all deep lee and i forgive -- i have hurt you all deeply and i beg your forgiveness. i a fine job, but i cannot do that job or be the kind of leader i would like to be under current circumstances, so i must set the example that i hope president clinton will follow. i will not stand for speaker of the house on january 6, but rather i shall remain in the back bench of this congress that i love, wherein then i will call for a special election to take my place. >> c-span. coming up, a conversh with dr. rachel levine and second doug -- second gentleman done emhoff, who discussed ways to destigmatize the issue. this event was hosted by the national press club. [gavel bangs] good afternoon. welcome to the national press club, the place where ws happens. my name is emily wilkins. i am honored to be the 117th president of the national press club and a d.c. correspondent for cnbc.

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here is a highlight from a key nt. to my colleagues, friends, wife and family, i have hurt you all deep lee and i forgive -- i have hurt you all deeply and i beg your forgiveness. i a fine job, but i cannot do that job or be the kind of leader i would like to be under current circumstances, so i must set the example that i hope president clinton will follow. i will not stand for speaker of the house on january 6, but rather i shall remain in the back bench of this congress that i love, wherein then i will call for a special election to take my place. >> c-span. coming up, a conversh with dr. rachel levine and second doug -- second gentleman done emhoff, who discussed ways to destigmatize the issue. this event was hosted by the national press club. [gavel bangs] good afternoon. welcome to the national press club, the place where ws happens. my name is emily wilkins. i am honored to be the 117th president of the national press club and a d.c. correspondent for cnbc. cnbc. thank you for joining us both here and online for

the dredging industry has been doing its bit too — identifying culturally—importa nt items.eally amazing finds that date back to the middle palaeolithic period. so everything from hand axes to mammoth teeth. it's just really incredible to be the first person to touch something in say 300,000 years. 0ur coastlines are a treasure trove of history and riches. there's no doubt the curiosities will continue to land in the hands of people for decades to come. rebecca ricks, bbc news, devon. live from london. this is bbc news heavy fighting in ukraine as russia says they have entered the border town of vovcha nsk. says they have entered the border town of vovchansk. there is a cabinet shake—up in russia as well. donald trump was my criminal hush money trial begins with former attorney michael cohen expected to take the stand. rishi sunak warns of dangerous years ahead in the —— in a major speech ahead of an expected general election. hello, welcome to bbc news now. russia has intensified its attacks in northeast ukraine — raising fears the city of kharkiv could soon be in range of

nt, the nt, nhtsa is now investigating the crash. pleasanton police have been looking into whether speed played a role. we have reached out to vinfast but have not heard back. >> interesting battle going on in the north bay between an encampment and a local tire shop. it's all over. a new tactic to push the unhoused away from the shop. >> you are trespassing. please leave the area. this area is under video surveillance and you have been recorded. >> last friday, east bay tire in san rafael started using the noise machine to try and deter some incidents that the company says spills over from the encampment toward the shop. the speaker also plays classical music from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. bruce gaylord lives at that encampment. he says the machine is keeping him, keeping him awake at night. on monday morning, gaylord filed a lawsuit against the company to get them to stop the noise. >> they could place the device someplace else. in my opinion, every morning we're out here picking up garbage and glass and, you know, just different things. >>

she was appod judge of the united states court of appeals nt trumpociate justice of the supreme courtnd she took her seat on october 27, 2020. [appuse] i want to begin, justices, with this time that we are in, both civic learning week itself, and the centrality of those themes, but also the time ware in in the country. we are approaching the 250th y of the nation's founding in a couple of years, and unlike the bicentennial debates about whoury ago, there we are as a country and where we ar things true across the board, left and right, is there has been a declining level of confidence and faith in et to that importance of civicing,a3 wanted to get to the question of confidence in public institutions and why, from your vantage point, sitting at the highest court of the land, why orld that seems abstract, we talk about trust and confidence. we when it disappears. we don't think about it much when it is there.i am curious f, why you fe len i institutions is so central not only learning, but in civic life itself. justice sotomayor: thank you. you pointed out with the essence of the problem

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i nt to trust him right now as my savior. and i pray this in jesus' name.hat prayer, call that number right now that'sn the screen. we have someone who'd ke to speak with you,u, d pray with you. god bless you! oakland. it's unclear exactly what caused this fire, but again, a large plume of smoke, though coming from this fire here in west oakland, we will have much more coverage of the fire, including exactly what the building is. if there are any injuries or any evacuations, we're going to keep an eye on it and have much more on this fire in west oakland. coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. well, today we're spotlighting unique mental health challenges facing the asian american and pacific islander communities as may is both mental health awareness month and aapi month. kaiser permanente is giving oakland based asian health services an almost $500,000 grant. it will support a 26 month long pilot program aimed at increasing the number of asian americans working in mental health. five professionals graduated from the program just yesterday, we spoke with lea

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i nt understanding is it your full suppo for that legislation. >> thank you, yes.ts of rebuilding. that means 100%. we welcome your leadership and that maryland delegation in working to get the statutory authority that would be these to take us from 90% to 100%. sen. van hollen: i want to touch on that other issues but before that i want to say to the chairman the hope of the maryland delegation is, diet the passageislation as soon as possible. if it isf.a.a. bill, it has to be the tphebgs matter business and including some much have worked on. so, another issue that is immediately before us with respect it the f.a.a. are these five additional slots that some members are pushed for, for d.c.a. i want you to reaffirm what you stated you visited d.c.a. you understand that one hardest wor the national air on it say we concerned about the pressure that could from toe those additional slots. are you still ned? >> yes we have it prioritize safety in every decision that is made if there is kind of condition where the tower is overburdened, the only alternative to allowing

nypd is majority minoritt fey nt >> think about how it must feel for the black cops out there to havcopsute these clowns chr in their face that they're the same as the kkek. m >> we're going to talkorr. about this a little bit more later, too. when i held the riot shiel d during the riots of 2020, i was in the national guard. dhe most i've never hear more racist, vile things. oh, they think they can get away with. they scream. ey getm. a terrible stuff. i saw it during the blm thing, particularly the black cops took a lot of grief. >> yeah. how did. how are they doing? thes the force doing in light of that? you're right. they have to be perfect. and i think i thought it wass co great. they held a press conference s. traying how they do thinferer >> but how do you feel like they're doing? they're doing fine. going?this this is a >> they'n old institution. nypd has been around. they know what to do. you know, that goes foy know r lapd and the l.a. county sheriffs, etc.. thesncae the green light is given to these units, they know how to do it. as we've seey known, they go any surgically do

it’s a pity that the launch date for this platform has not been announced, but the metaverse (nts versed, a test one, but potentially useful for both the company and its clients. i wouldn't want to. and another announcement, again about voice assistants, but this time from sberdevice, today the company launched a children's version of a smart speaker, outwardly it is actually an ordinary boom mini, except that with images of cartoon characters it’s just so important, but a new one has been developed for it assistant, well, more precisely, it is officially considered that the sberbank assistant has one salute, but he has... three faces with different voices and characters of sberbank, athena and joy, and so in the children's column there will be a fourth image of the cat matroskin, and they say that this character will not spread to others. devices will remain exclusive to the children's version of the speaker, which could be an interesting marketing ploy in the sense that the children's audience is one of the most important for such devices in general, for yandex, which occupies about 8

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