in general, in fact, this number of state-owned companies has been identified. now, a number of the so-called differences between these 45 companies and the companies that are returning to the companies that are in the process of liquidation and are actually going through the process of liquidation , some of them there are companies that may be, for example, state-owned companies, but they still have a budget allocated to them it has not been given, anyway, we have identified 45 companies, which means that we are talking about the punitive measures that we are currently talking about, for example, if we catch 5 people from the manager, we have something like 250 people, we are talking about 300 people , yes of course, yes, the only thing that exists is that in liquidating companies , we no longer use the term liquidation manager, not as the board of directors and managing director, although the liquidation managers are not defined in the instructions or regulations, but in in the case of the so-called state-owned company, those who have collections and make deci

to own their own land, free to speak and, write and worship without but degradation. and then show cuba be welcome back to the society of free nations and to the associations of this hemisphere. my fellow citizens, let no one doubt that this is a difficult and dangerous effort on which we have set out. no one can foresee precisely what course it will take or what course or casualties will be incurred. many months of sacrifice and self-discipline ahead. months in which both our patience and our will will be tested, months in which many threats and denunciations will us aware of our dangers. but the greatest danger of all would be to do nothing. the path we have chosen the present is full of hazards, as all parts are, but it is the one most consistent with our character and courage as nation and our commitments around the world. the cost of freedom is always high, but americans have always it. and one path we shall never choose. and that is the path of surrender or submission. our goal is the victory of might, but the vindication of right, not peace at the expense of fr

compared to previous years, the state-owned companies have become more profitable and 123 state-owned companies have more than 50% increase in profitability, which shows that the issue of management and the quality of performance that the companies have in managing the people's property and the government's property, thank god. the improvement in performance, accountability and transparency will continue until we, god willing, can end this year 1402 as a celebration of the end of the complete transparency of all government companies, except for those sectors that you are aware of, for military and defense issues. they are confidential and should not be published about other companies. god willing , we will finish this work this year, god willing . ok. after 18 years, it will be connected to the national rail network of the country. this project is a continuation of the tehran-hamadan railway line and has the annual capacity of 300,000 passengers and 500,000 tons. until the beginning of the 13th government, only about 60% of it had progressed . during the president's visit to kurdistan

companies, 6 of these state-owned companies are state-owned banks, two of them are state-owned insurance companies, and the rest of the companies are subsidiaries of banks. and there are 27 insurances. 21 sub-companies of free zones under the organization of free zone organizations and 380 sub-companies of non-public institutions. government, 9 cases of the federation, 28 cases are other companies under the control or supervision of the government, which in total is 1000 financial statements that have been published to date. how many companies do we have in total? let's say, for example, when the numbers change, for example, the percentage of the government's share, this number changes. now we are talking about how many companies , basically, how many financial statements should you receive. you used to publish it and now, for example , you have published 100 of them. well, you see , our companies do not have obligations only to state companies. state companies are 34 according to the last annex of budget law 1402. the rest are other companies that the law dictates, companies that are so

our own production of tanks is the first thing, here is the armor that we need to cook ourselves, here is this fundamental science, here is why, because the whole thing is that those enterprises that existed in soviet times, they are now either partially destroyed, or they no longer exist are able to repeat the technologies that the soviets mastered at the time metallurgists, here we go, radio electronics, after that we go to the munitions industry, this is the chemistry of gunpowder, this is the chemistry of explosives, here we return to the same metallurgy again, these are the same high-explosive shells, this is metal for shells for projectile casings, and then we return to explosives again, this is again modern microelectronics, and here is this circle, it is practically endless, or rather, it is a spiral, because in almost every direction, we need to overcome within several years, the way that our westerners partners have overcome for ten years, that is... in fact, we are doomed to a partnership, we need to find the optimal forms of such a partnership, yes. mr. mykola, thank you ve

i'm not going to own indexs. >> i didn't say you had to own indexes. i'm talking about apple. >> you said why don't you own apple? >> i said -- you're saying i don't own apple because it remains at the mercy of the telco. >> it's over valued. >> it's over valued. >> we finally got to the point. >> i've made that point multiple points. i'm sorry you don't recall. i will jog your memory. >> you've owned apple when the valuation was half of what it is now. now it's over valued, but then it wasn't? come on, weiss? >> you owned apple when it was half of what it is now? correct. it's over valued. it has no growth. >> you used to -- >> what's the growth? what's the growth in revenues and earnings. >> i give you credit, usually when you hate on apple you do it as a shareholder. now you don't own it -- >> i have nothing against anybody wanting to own apple. it's not what i choose to own. i think there's better long-term performance in not a consumer product company but a in a technology company like meta, google, like microsoft. that's where i will outperform a

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own history, their own historical roots. but these soldiers, who come from different parts of the world, certainly have no zeal and no capability for their own military development, unless the use of weapons like the ones that i have told you, they can immediately be grounded. thank you very much. let's go to the part. my friends are preparing this part . we will come back and continue the conversation. yes, mrs. dr. al-elahian , according to the principles and international laws , what evidence and documents are there that the zionist regime has committed war crimes? unless, in fact , the zionist regime, with the way it thinks, for example , the minister of war of the zionist regime announced that we will cut off water and electricity to the people of gaza because this they are nothing more than animals, that is, from this point of view. they are looking at humanity and we see that they are actually blocking the water, electricity, food and medicine , then attacking residential centers, even hospitals and schools, these are

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their own mortgage to pay, own everything. they're willing to take care of us because willing to take care of them. and i find that remarkable and i find it, frankly, kind of beautiful. and you call that in your book, in the impersonal, unknowing burden bearing. yes. yes. yeah. so so the bible exhorts to bear one another's burdens. and this one of the ways that we're able to bear other people's burdens without actually knowing those people, without even even in a very articulated sense, bearing the burdens. so if you've ever bought insurance, for example, what is that that people together to bear one another's burdens? art carden professor at sanford. sanford is associated with so is a it is a baptist university or typically traditionally been a baptist university. long story. we are no longer formally affiliated with the alabama baptist convention, but it is a very serious. christian university. that is a very serious spiritual place and a very serious intellectual place. and this is his book, strangers with candy. and as he

electronics, produce them as well. own missiles, own bombs, own equipment, well, for example, israel,000 tanks in its arsenal, yes, this is their development, they developed it for themselves and in fact do not sell it to anyone, it is their own military-industrial complex, why, because they already know the history of what dependence on weapons is, when in 67 france refused to give them weapons, when they struck the arabs at that time, yes, this is also the question of whether the united states of america was ready to provide weapons in 1973, there was also a condition of no pre-emptive strike, otherwise we will not give you weapons, and this is one of the reasons why, for example, the war started so catastrophically in the 73rd year, which is the 50th anniversary, rokovyn, i would call it, now we see today, therefore... they clearly understood that they should have their own weapons, electronics , missiles as much as possible in order to depend, not depend, but to understand that you know, it is much calmer, i absolutely agree with you, mr. taras, here, mr. valentin, it is worth me

even though i do own one-year -- jpmorgan.of reasons. -- >> what does it say up in the corner? >> says hi, jamie. >> he's watching. >> did a heart over the i. >> i think that, you know, just under a 3% yield which is not that far off, as well as being under nine times earnings, so, for me, i feel like i'd rather, and i have more money, sort of, where do i have more money, in jpmorgan than i do in treasuries. >> interesting. this next one is an interesting one. six-month t-bill or -- nvidia, bonawyn? >> let the eye rolls ensue. so, i picked nvidia, and the reason why is -- >> share your board, please. >> yes, sorry, my goodness. >> come on, bonawyn. >> dropping the ball. shedded it. i'm picking nvidia here, because you have to pick your spot somewhere, right? and i've come up here and i said, listen, i really think it's very attractive to be investing in treasuries, but you completely run out of equities. for that reason, it's in-line with the barbell approach. i think you want something that's going to give you that upside gro

representatives in line with their own goals. this is an important point. i have to say another important point at this point. a very important thing happened and that is that the islamic world started to move. this is a problem that gradually shows its effects. movement of the islamic world mr. bazargan. and most importantly, let's talk about the iron dome. what was the effect of the dimensions of al-aqsa storm on the use of all capacities by the resistance axis, mr. dr. mansouri, pointing out this effect this operation is about the normalization of relations, compromise and issues that the zionist regime always claimed that it can follow the security of other countries . let's talk about this discussion. this is very important. this is your point. netanyahu's speech at the un general assembly just a few weeks ago. look at this, this is exactly what he had done many times on the painting he had drawn. he said many times that we are bringing peace to the region. according to the words of mr. dr. bidari, you are awakening that cau

we are increasingly using own currencies in calculations, it would be worth thinking about forming anndependent one. mechanism, as well as to ensure the conversion of our currencies on national exchanges. a payment system common to the sco countries would make it possible to further increase trade, as mikhail mishustin said, in just 7 months of this year, russia’s trade turnover with other countries of the organization amounted to about 16 trillion rubles, despite the fact that last year they traded by 18 and a half. among other tasks that the russian prime minister spoke about, cooperation in the field of energy, development of transport corridors, proposals were made in this regard by iran, which was recently admitted to the sco; the prime minister of the islamic republic stated that his country was ready to become part of the north-south corridor, and he also proposed creating a joint oil and gas fund. we propose to establish a fund for joint financing of oil and gas projects between interested countries, and we are also ready to export technical and engineering equipment at the fi

interests, their own opportunities, and they also have to cover their own needs, and therefore in ukraine it is very important and very relevant for ukraine, this is the development of the defense-industrial complex , separately, in general, the security and defense sector, if we simply talk about the defense-industrial complex, then this is production and try to move as much as possible in the direction that we should be minimally dependent on partners for key models of military equipment, okay, we get there, but we have to understand , what service, repair, equipment, we can do in ukraine, if we are talking about ammunition of different calibers, then of course, again, a relevant and important issue is the creation of an entire line of ammunition that will to be manufactured in ukraine or in neighboring countries, or with the creation by creating separate enterprises or joint enterprises or the creation of separate enterprises on the territory of ukraine or outside it, we have to equip our capabilities to the maximum, and this is very urgent, you see how brilliant the situation is when

their own region. it is the democratic countries around the world that are banding together to help support ukraine, despite the european countries. we have seen this in the past in world war ii, the germans continued to advance. that is why we feel strongly about this. that said, we should have open debate on the house floor about that funding. we should finish that debate, and if they bring a single vote to the floor let us vote on it. democrats and republicans. if it gets voted down, that is greater will of the houses. host: randall in north dakota, democrats line. caller: hello. good morning, mr. bera. i am retired. i worked in both the recording and the navy, writing submarines. i worked within the military-industrial complex afterwards. i'm sure you have the best intentions here, but i make $1300 a month on social security. in this amount of money you are spending over there in ukraine, which i happen to be a believer in freedom and democracy in all of these things, but you were going to be fundi

when you're not owning nike, i am owning vf corp down almost 90% from its high. am owning kohl's, an interesting story. both have unique elements to them. they're not just, oh, let's look at all of consumer retail. the unique element they have a really excellent management team, he did an enormous turnaround at burlington where he drove the share price up. the s&p was up 50% or 60% in the same time frame. a 10% yield trading dirt cheap, actually executing. you have vf corp where we see nike's numbers and they own vans and timberland. these are kind of thrown out. yeah, i like those repeated 52-week lows. >> i think with those companies you're getting a really great dividend. you can be patient. for names like a kohl's, you need a catalyst, right? a continued catalyst. maybe that's earnings durability quarter after quarter. i think you're getting that yield and that's your strategy. i wouldn't be patient enough to wait for that catalyst. >> you're paying me 10%, i'm totally patient. the catalyst will be three, four, five quarters of actually delivering on what the

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even figures, the israel's figures, while they given orders as well to their own soldiers to kill any freedom fighter who captured. and the prisoner and the prisoners with them and this morning the the the resistant declared that one of the zin attack directed a building, they killed four from the israelis who was captured yesterday in the in the operation of the flood of vol, so they are losing control on all levels and they they didn't even manage to uh to kind. of direct even their army how to counter a palestinian counter attack after 75 years of incubation, this is the first palestinian we can call a counter attack which is okay took so many years but we know palestinian are denied even food denied medicine and denied even any kind of civil infrastructure what do you think of how the manufacture their own weaponry and try to upgrade their capabilities and they achieved that lately why with that help from 90% of the arabic countries except from the resistance camp hidded by iran, this is how they they reach this stage and we can see how eager the palestinians and ready to to conti

it depends on owning a car, and whoever owns a car has more subsidies, and whoever owns more cars gets more subsidies. he takes and uses, the richer he is, the more he uses, while the discussion of subsidy is based on people who don't have or have less. there are 10 foreign cars on the side of these fellows who are using gasoline. one will get five quotas and one will get one. well, this is normal. it is a discrimination of the people who, according to the president, make it because they don't have it, but never with discrimination . two years ago, the parliament and the government stopped trying to change the distribution method. or gasoline, they spoke for the benefit of the people. about 48% of iranian families do not own a single car and do not consume a single liter of gasoline. this system is not a fair system. a few months later, an experimental plan to distribute gasoline based on the national code instead of the license plate was implemented. the reception of these people is clear . it shows that it was really positive. government about the nationwide implementation of this pl

, how is the state of our state-owned companies now ? if you have, can you give us a number? yes, yes i would like to give a different explanation about the content of measuring state companies to state companies. as i said at the beginning of my application, we do not have a very long history in calculating to harry at the level of the country's executive bodies, especially in the case of state companies. from the beginning of 2099, when we started the performance calculations , in fact, our data time series was very limited. first, calculations were made for 2018 and 2019. last year, we tried to photograph the data from 2015 and develop them a bit . um salalam, we are trying to deal with the business side of the state-owned companies their finances are mainly reflected and determine the efficiency of public companies. we have defined a special work in the form of the working group for measuring the benefits of public companies under the title of notification of the effective representatives of public companies, which, well, this workin

stuff moved on its own.ves. >> oil is down, what else is on your mind? >> it is the oil and the breather in the banks that got a little bit in there and it will have to work itself out. i think it's a modest move. >> a nice sprint for the russell giving a little bit back. it's been five or so straight days up. i'll see you in a little bit, mike santoli. >>> kate rooney is covering the sam bankman-fried trial a short distance from here in manhattan. kate? >> reporter: caroline ellison has been on the stand. getting a ton of salacious details from her time in alameda. in order to plug a hole at ftx, the company ellison said bankman-fried was trying to raise money from saudi arabian investors, prince mohammed bin salman, mbs, and later alameda paid a $150 million bribe to the chinese government in order to unlock some accounts on a chinese crypto exchange. before they did that, one of the options was to use fake accounts to withdraw funds. they were thai prostitutes, that is according to ellison. that failed so

without the catalyst, you have no reason to own the stock and never own anything without a reason.se money turning trades into investment. they come up with alibis for sticking with a stock past its expiration date. following themselves, often get crushed. without a catalyst, you don't have a trade. sell and cut your losses. no catalyst, no point. an investment is a long-term thesis. the idea a stock has the potential to make you serious money over an extended period of time, not just banking on one specific catalyst but expecting many good things to happen in the company's future. that's not an excuse to buy and forget about it. investments can go wrong, too. keep examining your stocks after you buy them. that's called buy and homework, not buy and hold. we help in the charitable trust and cnbc investment club. goes down in short term, makes sense to buy more. with an investment, longer and larger gains, and you measure not in terms of trade and sell but a much longer period of time. again that is what we do at the investment club. bottom line, not all wall street j gibberish is c

... game and does everything exclusively for the benefit of its own national interests. allina, have these red lines not yet been crossed, i mean the supply of weapons by china, well, maybe not weapons, but maybe there are drones, components, have these red lines not yet been crossed? well, as far as we can see, not yet, yes, that is, we know, we know of cases that china continues to supply some individual, some individual products that can be considered dual-use products, i understand, that is still ongoing those agreements that were reached even before the start of a full-scale invasion, plus as far as we can judge from the review, yes, that is, from information from open sources and the main intelligence department of the ministry of defense of ukraine and from the pentagon, for example, that china does not supply any heavy weapons that could fundamentally change the situation and state of affairs at the front, because as we see, these red lines have not been crossed to date. and i to this day, i still very much doubt that china will still dare to take such a step, an

life, on our own problems, on our own thoughts about our own future in our country, we are now, we areing now, sorry to interrupt, we are now living in such a situation where we have enough effort, at least to build a unified narrative within the country , and it is obvious that we, here you said this phrase, and that the participants in this discussion in may, those who were not military said that they simply will not be allowed back to ukraine, this actually, it surprised people very much , who are, and the organizers, those who are heard, i will not name names, and it was a little unpleasant for our diplomats , because we are not north korea, nevertheless, we also have reverse stories, when a lot of cultural figures or... politicians do not have the opportunity to leave for border on being invited even to some international events , this is an internal political problem , this is the continuation of the political struggle inside the country during the war, this is, in principle, a separate topic, which is also very unpleasant and which you do not really want to touch abroad, well bu

, so to speak, his own view, his own policy, he will do it himself, always constantly, but at the sameration of our relations with china for china absolutely unacceptable, because china's main goal is global domination in the world without an alliance with russia, without the support of russia, without using our resources and relations with us, so to speak , is practically impossible, so from this... side, i can say, there is a completely clear red line, we can be absolutely calm, that our relations will never go beyond certain limits, despite the improvement, possible improvement of china's relations... with the united states, especially if sidinping goes to san francisco and meets with biden there. is china not cutting its military budget? it's huge. what are we talking about? and this shows that you can re-read the sunzas. and the fact that this kind of improvement is now underway does not at all mean that this is what it is, well, this is an ordinary fluctuation, maybe in the american system, maybe there is a cunning plan. it could be a maneuver, it could be anything, anything, alt

for his own personal reasons, he felt it was best to move on.avid: you also have the most successful coach practically in football history, bill belichick, who you brought back to this team 20 some years ago. he had been coaching at the new york giants for a while, and then you brought him back as head coach. bob: he has been with us 24 years. he is the longest-serving -- david: coach in nfl history. somebody may have coached 20 years at one team, george kalus, because he was the owner of the team. but bill belichick has won six super bowls. he has been with you 24 years. is he going to stay another x number of years, or he can stay forever? bob: i will let you ask him. david: all right. bob: he has to decide what is right for him. she said, wait a minute. you paid $25 million? he is paying you $75 million, you will still own the stadium. you will get another team. i said, no. ♪ david: let's talk about your background. where were you born? i guess from your accent you , were probably born and raised in massachusetts. bob: probably. i still parke

these bastards were, because they were exterminated, and their people were exterminated over their own , as you call them, bastards, vazarych had a commandant’s office, there were so many fingers that there was a purpose, and the burgomaster for we live close, and skin nychki went to work in other villages, in our village, they didn’t kill anything, but in other villages there was meat, vasils, vasils, vasils, vasils, all, all , all, spruces, oh, once upon a time, fascists with fingers began to come around , chief of the fingers, tall, healthy, transporting the car to the germans, would you like to start? cow, we will shoot everyone for you and your children, but the cow had to be driven through the forest 4 km of trees, where the german garrison was located in the forest, mother verol narogi, brought this cow, what to do? the punishers cruelly took revenge on the civilian population for their failures, in the early forties the second year, the partisans were completely cleared of the germans and their... october partisan zone, as well as zhitkovsky, polesie region. on april 2, 1942, i

of own. you know, i write in the book about how sometimes at night i would lie there thinking about this story that i was working on and see, you know, my, my mother, my brother and my sister. one time i was in a laundromat, i was doing a series of articles about the horrific for people with severe mental illness. and these were people who used to be institutionalized. and when they started downsizing the asylums and the and the state county mental hospital, there was not there were not good exit plans. there were there was not good permanency planning. and a lot of these were ended up in single room only or boarding houses and. they were hellholes, rat infested, exposed wires, awful places. and i was chronicling that anyway, i ended up at a laundromat in milwaukee and there was a really funny lady in there that i could just tell was just a character. so naturally gravitated towards her. anyway, long story short, turns out she told me that was from a little town outside of chicago. and i said

listen to a genre that you yourself invented, but the point is that you’re doing something of your ownou may not be technically strong in this format, but this somehow suits me better, i don’t really like singing other people’s songs, it’s not difficult to be an author, you can come up with anything and you’ll already be to be an author, that is , to write something you shouldn’t overcomplicate and to romanticize the difficulty of writing music or writing lyrics, in my opinion, modern culture perfectly proves that everything there is already openly shouting that we did it, in 3 minutes out of the blue there in a trolleybus, that is, the whole country laughed along, that is, you shouldn’t complicate it, depending on what you want to write, if you write music, if you write some kind of i don’t know, something for the theater, then orchestral, then i think it’s yes, but there’s already a mathematical salfege approach, and if you just do you come up with music, some kind of abstract, just like that, something? then it’s not so difficult to do, the quality of it is a completely different qu

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country, their own region. it's the democratic countries around the world that are banned together to help support ukraine in the fight, the european countries. again we've seen this in the past and world war ii where the chairman's continued to advance. i think that's why we feel strongly about this. that said, we should of open debate on the house floor about that funding. we should finish that debate, and if they bring a single vote to the floor, let us vote on it, democrats and republicans pick if he gets voted down, that's where the will of the house is. >> host: randall in north dakota, democrat's line. >> caller: hello, good morning, mr. bear. i am a retired -- i retired, i worked in both the marine corps in the navy writing submarines. i work within the military industrial complex afterwards. when i'm sure you have the best intentions here but i but0 month on social security. and this amount of money you are spending over there in ukraine, which i i happen to be a belie in freedom and democracy and all

one is where every firm has their own pricing. you go to martha's vineyard, one thing that is surprising is a high price of gas but one study found when gasoline stations start having pricing algorithms the speed and the response can prevent any company from getting an advantage by discounting so what happens is prices elevated up so algorithms can help facilitate collusion and market susceptible to it but can also increase it. another scenario, this happened in las vegas, is were allegedly 90% of the hotels are all using one hub so no competitor is going to give commercially sensitive information to the hub if the hub can use it to help the rivals so there must be some understanding that they are going to share on a real-time basis commercially sensitive information with the hub so that it is going to benefit all of them. >> so you noted the bills, some of them are my bills, that you can do generically to fix the antitrust laws, tweaks, things you could do because it is hard to bring any cases including in tech where we had no sp

the the british media, and even if you would extend it out, even then it's a very small cabal that owns most of the western media, the barkley's brothers here, i can quote rupert murdock, all of them either clear jewish zinist extremists or at least the very... zionist uh sympathizers, often what they do is they put front men up like rupert murdock who look like they're they don't, they're not sort of zionist in a formal sense, but the reality is all of their actions show that they are, now this is just microcosm of what goes on throughout the western uh you know establishment across the board, so there is no hope in turning to the un, another establishment set up by the same same zionist kabal, there is no point looking towards the... international criminal courts because they're all part of the same network, there's no point in begging uh the the uh the various international agencies to do anything, because ultimately the strings are pulled by uh the money and the power that the zionists have had for very very long time here in the west and beyond so the issue now is look it's very ve

iran issues a 15-day report by examining the financial statements of state-owned companies, so that the bonuses of the directors are determined based on that. sajjad wahhabi khabarari sed and sima well, the report of my colleague sajjad wahabi from the group of economists , we saw the broadcast news together here in our studio. we invited them to be present in the program, but we did not succeed until the end of the program. this opportunity is available to the friends of the budget program organization, who said that they are present in the program in the other studio of mrs. mozheshidi, reporter of the economics department of radio and television, and we will talk with them. greetings to all app guests are allowed i would like to start with an honorific and give a report on what has happened to the law on the payment of bonuses based on interest . among the very astronomical bonuses, as the famous saying goes, and there was no criterion for it, and the only criterion was the meetings held by the board of directors . they determined the bonuses of 400 million tomans or more . adds the

for example, if the assembly in the state-owned companies is not held, we say, well, the minister of economic affairs has, for example, you didn't or did this work, and he is present in the assembly in 76 companies. now he will come to, for example, the minister of oil 5 group members, 5 group leaders and 10 other group members participate here, so we understand what is happening to the companies because of who the group leader assigns the members to , let's see the next picture together, now we can understand. these state companies are very simple, what is the state of the forces now? in the year 140, who had the most human resources? bank sepeh, of course, as you know, the bank was established. there were five banks in which there were 39,000 employees. the national bank also had 28,000 employees, for example, 11,000 were added to bank maskan. the latest intellectual development has 70 employees. we now know what the state of human resources is like . let's see the next picture together. another example is that here we have the state of operation of state - owned companies. which w

homes is just out of the question, but just how many people do own a home in america, statistics show 65% of americans own a home as a... 2022. 74 million americans or about 27% live in a condo or properties by home owners associations, 50% of housing units were owner occupied. my actual job is i'm a computer programmer. okay, i have allergy against uh paying 10% of my paycheck or more for rent. this is where my dirty clothes go and then i have giant bag of film. so do you mind being in a pod? no, i just, i sleep here, it's like a place where i sleep and an apartment that comes with its own friends. i've already had my permanent life, i was married, i have kids, uh, the kids all the way through college, yeah, i'm here because my job is here, but it's too expensive to rent my own place. what would be the price if you want an apartment? what would you one bedroom in this area would be $4,000, $5,000. what do you pay for a pod? about 1200. we have a pretty nice common space, do you have your own, these two, those two, and you get a section in a refrigerator, uh, bathroom is there, the jo

the rule of griesh will not end and he wants to enslave us to build his own houses and his own citiest he wants from us, brothers and sisters, dear palestinian nation. on the anniversary of the establishment of our movement , we emphasize that our resistance is continuous. and the jihadi movement, which originated from the islamic spirit, continues on its own path, we do not compromise and they do not compromise, and it does not succumb to illusions , it moves with its own leaders, its own staff, and its own mujahideen, and is welcomed by the people who support it. and the palestinian people are present in all fields they have supported martyrs and souls throughout history, and this occasion belongs to our movement and the role of our cities since this movement was established, and we appreciate and thank the cities of the heroic shujaiyeh battle of leaving the central prison through the azadi tunnel. the path of blessing continues with jihad and martyrdom, but in order for our path to continue and to have a prominent presence, just as we had a large presence in the first interphase i

these were the types of activities that were common in many state-owned companies.r way - a tender is held to purchase a store or service. if someone wanted to win such a tender, no matter who it was, not necessarily a person or company from the law and justice party. he donated, say, 20,000 zlotys to an association or fund designated by the law and justice party. you sacrifice the party, you get a tender. competition in polish. or rather outright extortion, as the publication reports, through the mouth of the ex-prime minister, already in the second term it turned out that this was not enough for the peace members, they came to kaczynski, and quote: they complained all the time. kochinsky naturally began to yield, began to approve fraud, million-dollar allowances, bonuses, and this applies to the entire state apparatus of the economy. peace is present everywhere, like an octopus, devouring even the smallest companies. these people are placed in companies, they have a salary and they don’t need anything. do because when they do something, it's usually not very good,

each society has its own, well, developments, its own tradition.ur home is our home, naturally, the decoration of the church, our church, is different from the decoration in africa, america or asia, we have our own spirit, our mentality, but the words of jesus christ , they are the same, we are trying so that in our catholic church in belarus people can pray freely, with dignity, as they say , to pray with the heart, we are a church with the people. again, we hear from the west that catholics in belarus are oppressed, your ministry, over the years, it is the same as the independence of belarus, you can also draw conclusions. everything can be learned through comparisons, let’s take the number of priests, 1989, that’s a small number, somewhere around 50 priests. compare with today, these are us, priests, plus or minus there are about 500 people, churches, there are also a lot of shrines, not only churches, but these are also monastic people, what was, what is, where can i insert words here and is being persecuted, we are developing, how many churche

understand your own consciousness or said letting me explain it to you. according to my own theory, i have greater consciousness than you and i. then we'd start floundering heights. yeah. the guns wouldn't be on swim. com. yeah, but this is, yeah, but that's a big dog because could demanding somebody from the machine that we can't even do. ourself is a button this, you have to land system proof of essentially just a people feel empathy toward it. in other words, consciousness is a social phenomena which we ground to each other. for thomas met some guy, consciousness means being able to imagine the wall i'm to perceive one's own place within it. so it's clear to me that i have consciousness proving it and someone else remains a challenge. central credit services, this team to help us have an artificial system claims to be afraid of debts. no. to me, that's a clear sign that it's been trained using human language and you get for me, this is a very d t is being cut off. it would be exactly like for me the spouse, the strength of a truly intelligent a. i migh

then our own producers managed to increase the. busy use of productions, and today you know that we are self sufficient in all the agricultural products the same is happening in the area of the industry and the industrial production. the main growth is driven by the processing industries. the oil and gas income. so dropping bonds, they also give us a plus 3 percent and a non oil and gas incomes. first of all, in the processing industry have a plus 43 percent gross. first of all, the c u industry, the metals, the metal works optics, electronics, there is much to do in the area of micro electronics to microsoft treat. we're just beginning month. it's also growing and altogether it gives us as plus 43 percent. we have retail, the logistics, the prospect machinery and so on. and overall, the situation is table and sustainable. we have overcome all the problems following the sanctions against us. and we have to then use teacher following development.