and we can create a better life together, everyone can follow their own lifestyle based on their ownria, so the unity project does not in any way mean the project of assimilating religions or ethnic groups or lifestyle behaviors. it will be the end, right, our 30th we have a few seconds . can you tell us the most important plans for the final day? yes, god willing, we will have 3 main plans tomorrow, one of which will be a meeting with the supreme leader. 130 of the most prominent sunni scholars from more than 70 parts of the country are our guests , as well as 70 foreign guests from more than 30 countries of the world, who think that the sum of these 200 people, god willing, will reach the supreme leader tomorrow and benefit from their statements. we will also have a meeting of the supreme council of the world assembly for the respect of islamic religions, which includes more than 30 prominent people from the islamic world from inside and outside. finally, expression. it will be the end of the conference, which will be published tomorrow afternoon, god willing. thank you very much,

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if you own the land, you own the transportation system. you own the factories. i mean, he's got complete control. both of those horizontal or vertical ends up being a monopoly, complete control. when people want it to go away, they will have to go to rockefeller because he owns 90% of it. will they ever go to the person who owns like a small portion of it? the question is, what happens if you just simply want to refuse to pay the price at rockefeller would, and you want to try to find a competitor. good luck with that. i mean, it it would occur occasionally, but here's the deal. how much time are you going to waste in searching for that competition? how much extra money will be expended looking for that? better. more price? chances are, take the money now at whatever price says. okay. all right. so we're talking about captains of industry. i mean, these people. carnegie rockefeller, vanderbilt, morgan. i would argue that they are more influential in american society. from 1865 to 1900 than our. i mean, they literally are gazillionaires and they are controlling a

that was seeking a, for in any way to divert the attention away from their own problems on their own. the magic hour structure inside the states and the timing would not be better for them. you know, the cycle of american presidential election in 2 months and they need to make sure that the american people follow them like sheets. and i'm really starting to save it up like sheep and states of having a population. it's very sad to me that much. so the american population is brain washed by american mainstream leads. yeah. and a phone, unfortunately for such propaganda from the own government, although i, i, i'm, but let's, let's hope that this time things might be a, it's a good bet that with the genocide that took place in palestine with the lingering minutes, the situation in ukraine and with nato, for the rating, the conflicting normal and bringing it into the brain of a below by conflicts. i think maybe some sections of the american population kind of waking up again to do the situation and they might not buy into the lives of thinking and buy them and come in the house as they use

emotion and just fight based on their own capacity and respond based on what they have and their own calc. relation because okay um you know um uh israel is just there is no words i understand thank you thank you for that um as member of the kenya palestine solidarity movement who joins us from nirobi booker i guess thank you for your patience and welcome to the program um tell us what you think about the fact that you have uh the regime continue with this bombardment even the day after this assassination as to what that indicates in terms of the future that they have when it comes to lebanon and in turn uh the region as a whole maybe given the fact again also that we have uh we are watching how the us plays both sides of the talks about both sides of their mouths from us officials uh applauding what has happened when it comes to the assassination at the same time saying that uh there needs to be sease fire in place? importantly uh let me pass on behalf of the kenya palestine solidarity movement here and uh the peace loving people kenya it's important that i take this opportunity to

let them have their own , let them have their own mosque. this is swiss propaganda. well, we will go to these border provinces. we say that the biggest one is one of our biggest mosques in the border provinces of the sunni schools that teach the lessons. they are going to follow the tradition and notice that they have their own professors , they have their own sunni students, this is very attractive to them. who meet here from outside, it is very attractive for them, the same groups that we send from here go there and describe to them that we are from tradition and we are like this and this is how we are . a big project named after mr. mohsen is taking shape . for every group other than the groups that we are in charge of, we tell all the people that we know if you can find 9 other people who are willing to do the same trip as you. we will host him, but the other 9 people will come and go at their own expense with this design, which is a kind of approximate and unified tourism development in the islamic world. we did and it is taking shape, and we hope that this type

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social relations and to have their own mosque. propaganda of switzerland. well, we go to these border provinces and say that the biggest one is one of our biggest mosques. in the border provinces , they go to sunni schools that have sunni courses they notice that they have their own teachers and their own sunni students, this is very attractive to them , even those who come from outside. they meet here, it's very attractive for them, the same groups that we send from here go there and describe to them that we are from tradition and this is how we are and this is how we are. mr. mohsen is taking shape, it is one of the initiatives that he is doing in this new period of the assembly. we say that if you can find nine other people who are willing to do the same trip as you , we will host you, but the other nine people can come and go at their own expense with the design of a kind of approximate and unity tourism development. alhamdulillah, the first groups exist in the islamic world . this year, after two years of designing , we desig

first of all, we want a sovereign ukraine, a ukraine that would decide its own future.aine, the people of which would choose their own path of development, their alliances, their opportunity. to develop on this land on which he lives, if you think about it, the entire conflict in the epicenter of which we are, not even the last 10 years, but one can say the last centuries, since the times of mazepa, since the times of petlyura, since the times of bandera, this is a conflict of connected with the fact that the ukrainian people are not given the opportunity to develop as they want to develop, that they are constantly trying to prove to ukrainians... that their free choice interferes with someone, that in order to live peacefully, they do not have the right to their own civilizational and national voice, and this is one of the most obvious manipulations that the ukrainian people have faced throughout throughout their history, i am sure that the ukrainians, and this is exactly what this war is about... will assert their right to choose their own path in their future history

party. i’m tariff, sparking criticism within his own party.tariffs. _ within his own party. i'm not a fan of tariffs. they _ within his own party. i'm not a fan of tariffs. they raise - fan of tariffs. they raise prices _ fan of tariffs. they raise prices for— fan of tariffs. they raise prices for american - fan of tariffs. they raise - prices for american consumers. both_ prices for american consumers. both candidates— prices for american consumers. both candidates say— prices for american consumers. both candidates say they - prices for american consumers. both candidates say they want i both candidates say they want to lift up workers and help the middle class. how they think that can be done is profoundly different. you can find much more of coverage of the us presidential election on our website, bbc.com/news. in the last few hours, kamala harris hit out at trump's economic plan, saying it will invite a recession. she was giving her first major solo interview on msnbc. chatgpt maker openai will soon lose its chief technology officer mira

. >> one east bay city became a hotbed including a home owned by an oakland police officer. what makes these neighborhoods so attractive? >>> in the special series beyond the ballot, we tag along with san francisco mayoral candidate, why he says his background makes him the right person to help the city through its current issues. >>> there is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> thank you for joining us at 7:00. with just three weeks to go before the official end of summer, people trying to find relief wherever they can from the heat advisory that is in effect for a majority of us. as you can see from a weather map right here it is all heating up. let's go to paul heggen and talk about all of the areas, the triple digits >> we have a few triple digits l into the 90s at minimum. we did not reach that level in san francisco. we did have that fog that onshore breeze keeping the temperatures more limited and the fog is creeping back out over the city. making it to 68 degrees in the city. 90 degrees in san jose. 91 in santa rosa and 100 degrees for a high temperature, t

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for each his own, a stroke to the portrait. april 2020, the height of the pandemic, a time when everyone was taking care of their lungs. at that moment, valery boginsky, blows a bison in a furnace heated to 100 °. the kingdom watches the creative process at the glass factory neman probably guesses that it is the hands of our hero who created many of the amazingly beautiful products that the head of state has, for example, in several steps from the reception in the independence palace, this aist flew into the independence palace in the winter garden, just after that meeting in berezovka, so take a closer look, surely you have something from our hero, special, certainly expensive, priceless. no one said anything about this security, they just said that the president would be here and we need to try, the only thing is to position ourselves so that it would be good. for viewing, so that he could stand calmly and see, because we have slightly cramped conditions for work, then we have been working here for years, and people work very

i could not auree american owned. i could not agree more _ american owned. could not agree more with _ american owned. i could not agree more with president l agree more with president biden. us steel should remain american owned and american operated. and i will always have the back of america �*s steelworkers. have the back of america 's steelworkers.— have the back of america 's steelworkers. , ., ., steelworkers. the showdown with owerful steelworkers. the showdown with powerful unions _ steelworkers. the showdown with powerful unions the _ steelworkers. the showdown with powerful unions the automaker i powerful unions the automaker which employs around 680,000 staff are struggling with passenger car brand. profits are getting squeezed amid the transition to electric vehicles, and a consumer spending slowdown. a four day conference to attract foreign investment to russia is about to begin in the country's most eastern major city — vladivostok. the eastern economic forum is into its ninth year. last year more than $40 billion in new agreements were signed

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well, the government said back in the summer that mainly ukrainians it is necessary to count on one's own strength, and it is clear that many consumers, well, resorted to such expensive purchases in essence, these are... and small generators, if it is a private house, these are various heaters for the heating season, but it is clear that many citizens, well cannot pull off such expensive projects, both for private houses and for apartments, what are your tips on how to enter the winter with at least a little lighting, at least with a little heat, well, here it is really correct to say, you have to watch your wallet and how it is filled, first queue you need to do the so-called rehabilitation of your building, either it is an apartment, or it is a private cottage development, that is, see where you lose your heat, it can be cracks under the windows, and this is good, and it is visible to the eye, it is possible when there is a strong wind or a draft, even hold up a piece of paper and see where from the sheet of paper, where there is air movement, these are the gaps, secondly, if... that th

the opportunity to ask your own questions and join the discussion.final monday evening with us and confidently step into a new one week. the new week project with khrystyna yatskiv and andrii smolii every monday at 8:00 p.m. on espresso. will ukraine be able to keep pokrovsk? an important logistics center that is called the key to all of donbas? this question is currently active. are discussed in both ukrainian and western zmi. after the operational and tactical success that the enemy had at the end of august, his activity in the pokrov direction decreased. the russians have 8 km left before the city itself, but they are in no hurry to storm it head on. in an interview with the american television company tsnn, the commander-in-chief of the ukrainian armed forces, oleksandr syrskyi , said that the advance of the russians on the city had been stopped. we do everything in order not to lose. city, we are strengthening the defense in this direction. over the past six days, the enemy has not advanced even a meter in the direction of pokrovsk. this is how

language, our own history, our own decisions, our own satellites, we need such a country, which would no longer be... afraid of an attack from russia, and which approved b decisions about their future, without paying attention to these processes that are taking place in... the state, which our territories were a part of for so long. we should depend on our own capabilities, not on how russian history will change. tingling, numbness, bother you? the dolgit antineuro complex helps to normalize the functioning of the nervous system. dolgit antineuro capsules - help for your nervous system. ukraine-albania only. namego: the conclusions after the euros are made, now it's time for the league of nations, where we need a win in every match! cheer on september 7 at 9:45 p.m., exclusively on megogo. oh, i remember, you see, although they say that our memory weakens with age, but i am attentive and remember everything. we take the memo effect from dr. tice and feel the difference. the active substances of memo effect improve the functioning of the nervous system and contribute to the normalizati

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the members of the islamic world during the week of unity in their own country and in their own region, after all, similar occupations they have and they can't say now, for example, mr. ahmed al-tayeb wrote a letter and protested that i can't come. mr. arabash from turkey, the head of the religious organization, wrote an apology, saying that, for example, he said that , for example, i can't because of my work. elders write a lot that we are in this so-called , our own jobs and problems. well, we said that these elders can express a piece of film instead of saying it themselves. send 10 minutes of 5 minutes and we will present this as a dialect of these. well, this year, something more than 20, nearly 230, 40 pieces were prepared, in fact, in 16 webinars, there were 15 people. we designed this and since sunday, that is, since yesterday , this is being broadcast, and for a week, this broadcast will be available regularly in the morning and after noon . it creates a discourse section. now, as soon as you know, i will tell you that each of these elders who send us a 10-minute video is not

america is there, it can, in fact, with its own actions and its own universities, at the beginning of our academic years , we saw in the past, at the beginning, we actually saw the war in gaza , in this new academic year, we saw what a significant capacity it is and it can actually affect the state of governance. . make the ruling that in the path of leap of justice, the rights of the oppressed palestinian nation and justice in the international arena, they should perform their basic duty, therefore, the section of governance, the section of statesmen, the section of governments, the section of official directions, official diplomacy, a debate, the use of the capacity of new concepts like the global man like the antarctic community actually in the state of the world today can be this dish. and the rulers who are helping the islamic republic of iran in this direction and thinking together with the resistance front and the oppressed palestinian people to strengthen them, mr. doctor, you mentioned two very important issues, i will go to one branch. and that is the psychological and media

well, the government said back in the summer that mostly ukrainians need to rely on their own strength, and it is clear that many consumers, well, resorted to such expensive purchases, in fact, these are small generators, if it is a private house, these are various heaters for the heating season , but it is clear that many citizens, well, cannot afford such... expensive projects, both for private houses and for apartments, what are your tips on how to enter the winter with at least a little lighting, at least with a little warmth, well here it is really correct to say, you need to watch your wallet and how it fills up, first of all you need to do the so-called rehabilitation of your building, either it is an apartment or it is a private terraced building, that is, see where you are losing... your heat, it can be cracks under the windows, and this is clearly visible to the eye, when there is a strong wind or draft, you can even lift a piece of paper and see where the sheet is washed, where there is air movement, these are the cracks, secondly, if they are metal-plastic bags, then they a

reasons, each for their own reasons. they themselves rejected this plan, but this plan has been proposed, and my question is that considering that now we see that netanyahu is starting a war, whether in gaza, in lebanon, or in the west asian region, and of course, other actors are facing this. in fact , he is very demanding of waging war . please explain his purpose, why benjamin netanyahu after that in gaza he could not achieve the goals he had drawn, including hezbollah and what was drawn at the beginning of al-aqsa storm. now , it is not only seeking to establish a ceasefire , but it is also seeking to keep this fire burning in the west asian region. yes, the perception of the zionists after the october 7 operation, i.e. the al-aqsa storm operation , was that anyway in this region, israel is for survival. and the continuation of the presence is facing very wide challenges, anyway during the last decades of resistance. in the region, the resistance discourse has been accepted by the nations of the region the resistance

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mostly at their own government. they're angry at their own government. let me show you 1st of all, what, what has been going on over the weekend? let's take a look at the fix. the yeah, it's been crazy to look at some of this. and then as we look at the seeds of israelis bottling with police, we need to go beyond the depths of the hostages and examine, perhaps what caused those depths. first, a new story that has just appeared inside israel, detailing how they listen to this. apparently there, there was a secret deal recently that would create a ceasefire with the whole world has been asking for an return. the hostages back to israel. they had to do is really agreed to it. hallmark agreed to it within the as rarely walked. cabinets said, nope, nope, don't want to do it. don't want to do it in a centrally sabotage. their own deal is crazy. that story is now appearing on on his railey website. it's called why that news heavily read and, and the details. how is real change the terms of the deal knowing it would kill the deal and it did. it killed the deal.

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on their own-— their own.ialised into - their own. traditionally, we are socialised into a - their own. traditionally, we are socialised into a certain j are socialised into a certain culture, and we are connected by social interaction. we talk together. the social fabric is tight. but as we move away, and probably we don't even interact, then the disconnect is very big. we are talking, but the physical interaction, talking to my parents, and the children are seen as communicating, we have lost that. �* , communicating, we have lost that. r , . communicating, we have lost that. a , ., communicating, we have lost that. ., ., that. as several urban areas in ken a that. as several urban areas in kenya and _ that. as several urban areas in kenya and on _ that. as several urban areas in kenya and on the _ that. as several urban areas in kenya and on the continent i kenya and on the continent continue to witness growth, attracting more young people, the elderly in rural areas have to forget there significant concern

this is our own, this is our own cheaper.ask of the head of state's instruction to provide our livestock and poultry farming with protein of our own production, these are small steps that we are developing, there is, of course, something to work on, events, agricultural crops, and technological aspects , of course, we need to improve them, this is being done in this farm, i think that this crop has prospects in our country. farmers say that it is impossible without soybeans to present modern animal husbandry. because a balanced menu is the basis for obtaining large milk, in mazalova gas all white gold of the extra class, of course, they did not come to this right away, personnel, discipline and technology helped to bring out the optimal formula. marina romanovskaya, mikhail khristoforov, the first information. strengthened health care, unique innovative technologies are used today in the clinical maternity hospital of the minsk region ctg at home. conditions, the technology has proven itself as not difficult, and most importa

also a sewing workshop for future fashion designers, its own art gallery. the creative platform can also boast advanced technologies for graphic design. in the co-play of high-tech art by karina gurevich. futuristic murals, designer minimalism and creative originality. multiplace in soligorsk opens up new opportunities for aspiring specialists in the field of art. children's school of fine arts reveals the talents of young artists, designers and 3d modelers. belarusian village, as if yes, it's all done in 3d, so we will do something like these videos, here every element is made in 3d, this is how classes are held in graphic design, a new direction here that is in great demand all over the world. for now, the guys are learning the basics, but in a month. they will sit down at the tablets, and at the same time delve into classical artistic directions. in the future, how will this help, because later, when they enter, well, in an educational institution there is average. not specialized higher educational institutions, specifically related to the arts, design,

their own isbn. so when you set a book through kindle direct publishing, for example, there is an option to get a free isbn through them. but you never want to do that because. the isbn then doesn't belong to you and you can't take that isbn else. so as author publisher we always recommend you go directly through our we actually have a discount through our membership where our publishers can get a discount off of purchasing isbn. but it's really critical that if you want to put your book up for sale in any retail space, you have to purchase an isbn. now andrea fleck-nisbet, before forming the independent book publishers association, you have a background in corporate, correct? yes is correct. and actually, i will say i did not form the independent book publishers. so i've been here for about two years. but the organization actually founded by a woman named, jann nathan, in 1983. so we have been around for a long time. we just celebrated 40th anniversary last year and the organization has grown quite

>> so you own a house.eration as well that would have been raised to think, well, maybe one way of increasing my assets in the future, as you know, into retirement, might be to invest some money in a property and to become a landlord. it has been for the last 30 years, a good way of gaining assets and caphal way of gaining assets and capital. would you think about that now, against the backdrop? at the moment that seems so unfriendly towards landlords. >> i would never have done it in the first place. why not, look, if, say, my father passed away and you've obviously you've got to you've got 12 months before you sort the estate out. so you might say, well, you might have a tenant there for six months or whatever. i mean, i would do it at such a low rate that it was effectively, effectively a social rent. why i so i rented for 16 years in london 15 years, and i basically had to move every year because of the awful conditions. now i know london is not the country, but renting in london between 2006 and 2020 a

polish society, and the truth must be said that ukrainians are always not critical enough of their own attitude to historical events, especially in times of war, in such trials one really does not want to talk about one's own negative role in history, this characterizes any people, not only ukrainians, but now is just such a moment, even i would say that it is not just critical or not critical look at yourself, in us... the textbook on the history of literature is written according to the principle of getting fat and rebelling, we don't have any kind of subject in general that exists except for rebelling or complaining, it is not there, and the state subject is completely absent, we have a history of lands , on which there is a state ukraine, who belonged somewhere, were somewhere, etc., and only individual figures, and the figures who did, lamented, rebelled, lamented, rebelled, well, relatively speaking, bohdan khmelnytskyi, affected the family. mazepa, it's the same, we'll see the princes - the same. with us , everything is due to personalities and simply the territory that passed.

they're in the business of creating their own narrative and their own agenda, and secretly trying to push that for, you know, believe i think the most of the american people are starting to see that they're being lied to and manipulated constantly. they have a president, the can complete the sentence, you can walk without falling down. and you know, times in life and times and united states haven't been worse than 60 years. so these are all indicative of a failing, you know, system. and i think the people of the mass are not all stupid. they the, the, see what's up, this is the, you know, this information, this information propaganda. uh, see it or its a playing field where they know that they are being expose. and the only thing that they can do back is, you know, outside of performing an actual qu, on a country where the opposing leader is. the thing that they can do is over and over again, try to create this information and misinformation and propaganda. and as i've said before, i've seen 2 different directors the see, i talked about how they spend so much of their time and money

we are pro-women's right to be enjoyed your own body. you can even do the right to the infant, the fetus of the woman. you can't chop them in half. it's our choice but you have to go on living woman is in charge of her own body. i and the green party in charge of making sure that that right is in trying to our country to do whatever mechanism that we need to use to make sure that happens. the green party and i continue to work hard to make sure that the right of women to be in charge of the body remains enshrined in our law. >> lucas. >> missouri is got the most restrictive law in the country. with the first nation or first state in the country to do that. it's josh hawley abortion ban. it bans all abortion even in cases of rape and incest from day one but i think that's wrong. missourians are smart enough to make the decision about how the want of his allies, build and protect their families. i will cross roe v. wade because we can have no exceptions for rape and incest like josh hawley put into play. critical we do that and quit on thi

then, as supporters of kamela harris held their own rallies.king through the city, i saw a whole busload of young people supporters of garis, who carried placards through the streets. so, the city was certainly diverse. and who do you think was more convincing? well, that 's up to the american voter, what we have to remember about these debates is that they generally don't change the minds of people who are already committed to one of the candidates. we know what donald trump will be like in office, because we witnessed four years of him. presidency and we understand that approximately 35-40% of voters will remain loyal to him, because they deeply devoted to his ideas. it is also known that kamela harris has significant support among democrats, but the main focus should be on those voters who are still undecided. who does not see any attractive option among the candidates. on election day, they will have to decide in a matter of seconds whether to go to the polls at all. exactly. these voters will have a decisive influence and it is not yet cle

up, even your own mp5?is _ your own mps? it is interesting you say that this one _ your own mps? it is interesting you say that this one was - your own mps? it is interesting | you say that this one was under the sofa, they knew it was under the sofa and then one —— won the election. some people are saying what a surprise, look at the black hole. 0ther surprise, look at the black hole. other people are saying it is dire, they have to find the pennies from under the sofa. thank you so much. kenneth in huddersfield, what you think about what you are hearing so far, kenneth? good morning- _ hearing so far, kenneth? good morning. good _ hearing so far, kenneth? good morning. good morning, - hearing so far, kenneth? good morning. good morning, sir. l morning. good morning, sir. very interesting _ morning. good morning, sir. very interesting debate - morning. good morning, sir. very interesting debate so i morning. good morning, sir. i very interesting debate so far. my very interesting debate so far. my point re

is important, at the level of each territorial community, at the level of the region, to create its own generation, distributed, this includes solar power plants on the roofs of schools and hospitals, this is also small wind generation in rural areas, these are the same gas piston units that we talked about in order to provide the first own needs first. and then, if there is a surplus, it is transferred to different regions through the oblenergo networks, the ukrenergo networks, here the dispatchers will work without communities, they themselves perfectly see the whole picture, where how much electric energy is generated, where how much is consumed, and they will do it professionally in automatic mode redistribution, however , unfortunately, we are forced to move in the coming years, if even decades, to create a system based on this model. of distributed generation, there are indeed many projects now, one of which is the extension on khmelnytskyi nuclear power plant of two energy units, the second was the construction of the chigerinsk site of the chigerinsk nuclear power plant, yes, bu

i still own apple. i own it in an eco-weighted manner, not in the typical way most own it.posure the iphone 16 did underwhelm if you look at one of the best names of these four, chubb and apple. but i want to be a soft bail here >> you can't invent something called a soft bail no, you can invent anything you want what about berkshire itself, they're soft bailing on buybacks, which they did few of last quarter, 1.6 times book value. some people say maybe it's more charitable purposes that they sold some, but what about brka >> i think if you look at brk, we own that. i've own it for some time. we're happy with the performance. but take a step back, the criteria that buffet has used in his 94 years of investing is a very high criteria, it's a high threshold to understand what he wants to buy he sees something coming that maybe others don't we're still sticking with berkshire hathaway we love owning it. >> maybe it's 84 years of investing. >> i think he came out of the gate buying stocks >> i think so, too jeff, thank you. appreciate it. >>> as we head to break, check out shar

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sochi. his own crimea, it was too far for him to fly somewhere for a vacation, and he wanted his ownittle sochi, a little crimea, if he were here, he would have probably already dipped several times. it is impossible to imagine the shirinovsky museum in the open air without the famous collection of cars. but the victory, the very first one, forty-fifth year, it, so to speak, came under its own power from almaty, volga, a deer, a beauty, here it is. here on the move, well, let's drive our city people to the disco, let's drive, having made a lap of honor, we return to the parking lot, where each car is a time machine, this is the only photograph from my grandfather that my grandmother has preserved, on the back. which doesn't change the essence of the matter, he always wanted to make friends with us, so that we could communicate amicably, in principle i always wanted to be friends since childhood, it was as if they turned away from me. zhirinovsky always saw the root of the problem in the conflict between father and children, and the media served as fertilizer for this root. you journa

the west is constantly writing its own for belarus to russia.ate security committee of belarus. together with the television news agency bel tv and radio company present a project about the genocide of the belarusian people during the great patriotic war. jerli vanger's team, ss penal battalions in belarus. people without moral principles, which, if there was.