enemies of an open society, by the way, a quote not from him, but from his ideological teacher, karl popper , he called the book open society his enemies, so russia, of course, is an enemy for soros, but in this case, he is also for us, but oddly enough, he is an enemy for, for example, the american military, who, as it were, speak correctly, but also understand why it leads. they, too, will lose control of their own society. they are also pushed into the war, which they do not need at all. well, here , in fairness, when president putin has repeatedly said that right now there is a war for the existence of the russian federation here, soros. echoes. putin is now deciding who is who for this very reason. he is so concerned about the fate of the hegemon, because if putin wins, then the hegemon will lose, which means that america is not all right, he says, this 90-year-old old man tells us, for this reason, of course, we can’t reduce everything to ukraine. right now, there is a global war and people with a head , those who make decisions, including those in the united states, understand that e

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louis, giants and astros played list make a deal, trading for michael popper minsky. davon played 177 games for the team. the giants a six-game win streak , a close game of caster the cards up 1-0, tommy edmond solo shot off jacob judas, 2-0. a warm day in the midwest. the giants loaded the bases in the seventh, a chance here with brandon belt and, the pitch rounds into an inning-ending double play. bottom of the seventh, runaround for paul goldschmidt, a high drive to deep center, austin slater fighting the son and he cannot find it. sosa scores, st. louis adds another. the giants are shut out 4-0. same two teams tomorrow night. warm at the coliseum. kid, dad is going to need some of that icee. top of the first, a grounder, diving for the bag, the runner is safe. a run doesn't score. the a's challenge and the glove beats the foot to the bags of the out call is overturned. but of the myth that bottom of the seventh, 1-0 halos, a smash game is tied. the a's are down three-morning the ninth, luis with two men on hits it passed all the angels in the outfield. his first c

what is taboo explains to us there karl popper.n addition, there is almost a natural character of what it is impossible to break, that is, the taboo absolutely and under no circumstances can not do what is forbidden in an open society taboo does not exist at the social level at all, and each individual can decide for himself what is acceptable for him, what is not, as he explains it . he says a person is arranged in such a way that as soon as he understands that if he breaks the taboo, there will be nothing for him. this taboo will cease to operate for him, therefore our task is to make sure that these taboos do not exist in society. and if we let's look even a little further and see what they are to us. we understand what taboo is. this is what marriage is, what is the union between a man and a woman, what is sex, how natural data, that you are either a man or a woman, that pedophilia is bad. and you try. explain this within the framework of an open society, in which each individual decides for himself what is acceptable for him,

unified state doctrine was imposed, and therefore it was about a closed society, there is a theory karl popperow they are manipulating consciousness by creating a bunch of documents and distorting consciousness through the indoctrination of the imposition of state doctrine in social networks because there are trolls there and so then they will lose the information war for the first time in the world and they will lose it in russia, of course, and denazification will come upon them, but for this they must be defeated . you, i was very hurt by this, you will see the film farewell, which was published by the babylon 13 association. on the air of the espresso tv channel, the informational and analytical language was continued on sunday, yes , and extremely important information arrived during the speech of president zelenskyi in the verkhovna rada, he said a lot of important and correct words. so, they and the president are humming, they reached an agreement in the near future to be implemented in a relevant bilateral agreement, first of all this concerns joint border customs control, which will r

crazy trumpian is about the same extreme left and extreme right, this is classic ya all the time popper'sto the public and its enemies, while they do not solve anything in america, while the friends of ukraine do so very firmly, ostiny and baida, but this is very serious pressure. yes, in europe, they have already decided everything the peace plan, er, italy is a collective creation of old europe, italy, germany and france, my dear , you know very well that this peace plan is primarily a cease -fire. to kherson, they gave some kind of announcement of ukraine, it is not clear what is called neutral status, that is, recognition and some kind of commitment . ukraine about the discussion of collective territorial issues well, this one was simply written on lubyanka, perfect, but i, too, have the second explanation, of course, the public role is played by one round, but i see that he is simply starting from the first, with the passion with which macron defends this treacherous line that the leaders of the old europe is afraid of the prospect of ukraine's victory in this war because everyone un

he talks about the open society as described by karl popper, who is an idol for him.te these values. what is the easiest way to distinguish between an open society and a closed society ? taboos exist in an open society; they don't exist and shouldn't exist. what is taboo explains to us there karl popper. he says, you see, in a closed society a person. he makes a choice very easily, because he clearly knows what is allowed, and what is not, and he has an almost natural character of what cannot be violated, that is, it is absolutely taboo and under no circumstances can you do what is forbidden in in an open society, there are no taboos at the social level at all, and each individual can decide for himself what is acceptable for him, what is not, as he explains it. he says a person is arranged in such a way that as soon as he understands that if he breaks the taboo, there will be nothing for him. this will cease to work for him, therefore our task is to make sure that these taboos do not exist in society, and with this we will look even a little further and see what they

who else is excluded from voting in this constitution people of unsound mind are listed along with poppers. so people poor people who are receiving state aid as well as soldiers and people convicted of crimes. an unstated exclusion here. the constitution doesn't mention it, but women also are excluded from the vote as our black indigenous and enslaved people as well as miners, right? so large numbers of people excluded including those of unsigned. again, here is a military exclusion based on disability. and this one is from the continental congress in 1776. so colonial and state militias as well as the continental army excluded disabled people from service. so this order requires recruited officers to be careful to enlist none, but healthy sound and able-bodied men and not under 16 years of age. along in addition women and free and enslaved black men were excluded from the army or the constantial army and the latter until washington was persuaded to retract their formal exception a few years later because of dire military consequences, but race gender and disability all are rationales for

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popper with a cat to me, a cat and a sapper call a long falsity hooks.inian militants install anti-tank mines, what is called for non-removability, a booby trap lurked somewhere nearby, which will work if the ammunition is moved into place, this technique is well known by russian sappers, so they pull off anti-tank mines with a cat, remaining in the shelter , precautions were not superfluous. and this time, the sappers only raised the minus with a cat, as an explosion was heard. after the surrender of the militants to azov, it became calm in mariupol. now these are deep rear areas up to the front line of 90 km. explosions that sound on the outskirts no longer cause concern and anxiety. this means that the sappers animated another deadly nakhodka alik shishkina vladimir grinevich. andrey fortitude svetlana vidyashkina. channel one, mariupol the russian ministry of defense today showed footage of a salvo launch of four-caliber cruise missiles launched from a submarine. in the black sea, with an interval of several seconds, with their help , the weapons of

i believe they serve jalapeno poppers.inging back a fan-favorite menu item, the mexican pizza, after a two year hiatus." two years, because that's how long it takes to recover from eating a taco bell mexican pizza. ( laughter ) ( applause ) meanwhile, "the f.d.a. is investigating claims that more than 3,000 people said they had been sickened after eating lucky charms." i can't believe people aren't feeling well after eating bowls of high-fructose, dehydrated electric purple packing peanuts. ( laughter ) apparently, "thousands of consumers have complained of gastrointestinal issues after eating the cereal." prompting this official statement from a lucky charms spokesman: >> the feds are after me lucky charms! to the escape balloon! venezuela has no extradition treaty! >> stephen: we'll be right back with the star of "ncis: los angeles," chris o'donnell. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ♪upbeat music♪ new starbucks baya energy drink in three refreshingly fruity flavors. with 160mg of caffeine naturally found in coffee fruit... it's energy

poppers are the mergers and acquisitions and i guess i heard this but electronic arts is looking. >> for a buyer looking for somebody to buy it. >> yeah, there's been some acquisitions in this industry take to picked up the scene, got activision because they've got corporate culture that bad that's against women. and how kind of a bro culture thing going on? they're selling to microsoft. and now he is like we have hundreds and hundreds or so employees. we want to sell to because that's because the labor and inflation costs. so it looks like electronic arts is up for sale. they got football got mad they've got quite the franchise there they have. he got 580 million active users on their accounts right now. so wall street likes things like subscriber numbers. we see netflix losing subscribers. they need to look at what kind of hard to say. maybe we can grab them. the companies that are being talked about are apple, disney and amazon. i would like to see netflix get in on studio. what's different scene? good video game and a action superhero movie. not a lot. me look kind of the same th

. >> i'm a popper. >> jimmy: you do you pop.ent me a clip of -- just a segment of one and it was such an absurd quote, that i just told him that, like, "you're mean, and you're lying." and then he sent me the article. and i went to the article and the guy's name was mick. and i was like, "michael, what a bad alias. >> jimmy: when you put michael -- he was mick >> yeah, yeah, okay, michael >> jimmy: where are you living stuyvesant [ laughter ] yeah, please >> i can see you >> jimmy: i can see you. yeah, i know names, buddy. no, i say mick is a cool name. there -- there's a theory online -- of course no spoilers i don't want to tell anyone anything never. but, there's some goodies in this one yeah, there's some cameos, maybe? >> maybe i was hardly there >> jimmy: you can't say anything, yeah >> i was just me and a green screen and no other actors >> jimmy: just plug your ears a little bit and close your eyes >> sure. but do you want to tell them >> jimmy: no, i'm just going to say that there are cameos. >> oh yes. sure, sure, sure

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five after he bankrupts us helps china, then depletes our munitions and manpower and makes energy poppers. well, biden believes we should go toan war over taiwan. are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan if it comes to that ? yes, you t are. that's a commitment we made. g now how do our geniuses plan to fight a country that after steps one through four will have become a bigger had a bigger economy, a bigger industrial base, a bigger army, a bigger air force and a bigger navy. then we'll have how do they plan to fight a country whose leaders were trained in our universe and who has the best lobbyists in washington? they could not strategize the taliban. have they even thought about what would become of america ify we lost a war with t china? >> i think we should be very clear here that we will not a support any more of the establishments wars or waste any more moneyny on increases in our pentagon budgetcr unless we see a real effort to decouple from the ccp ,we either have to changepl policy or take pragmatic new steps or give up on taiwan ,which would be a complete s a

you know whether i'm a president on the popper whether i'm an oligarch or just a small business owner. the law should be equal for everybody and we want to stop paying bribes in order to be treated well, and that was the essence of that, you know people's revolt really and so the incoming administration of petra poroshenko in the beginning, you know, they they were quite quite good on fighting corruption because they had no other choice and so it was a very open discussion. there were many initiatives that were taking place the us other countries the international financial institutions were all helping the ukrainians in this goal because you know, we thought that that was good for them. but also good for us because there would be a better partner in ukraine. and yeah, so that's why we talk about ukrainian corruption because the ukrainian people wanted to put an end to corruption right and yet amazingly enough you had trump who's campaign chairman had been paul manafort who was literally the political in presario behind victor. yanakovich the pro russian leader who'd been forced out i

so stormont until those poppers are resolved. ..the uk government, not just for— balance for the uk government, not just for the — balance for the uk government, not just for the parties here but also in brussels. itis just for the parties here but also in imussels-— just for the parties here but also in brussels. �* . . in brussels. as you were hearing, momentous _ in brussels. as you were hearing, momentous results _ in brussels. as you were hearing, momentous results from - in brussels. as you were hearing, momentous results from these i momentous results from these elections but still a process under way to determine the final allocations of seats but then there are major questions about whether power—sharing devolved government will resume here any time soon. thank you very much. the conservatives lost control of 11 councils across england and wales, a set of results which the prime minister borisjohnson described as "mixed". labour's celebrations were overshadowed by durham constabulary announcing that it's investigating sir k

that's an eye popper here just before six am travis air force base, fairfield dropped to 31 degrees.e shocked if this wasn't a record low for the date and maybe the cold is so late in the season, we will find out whether services in sacramento after verify that but 31 to travel in fairfield, that's that's amazingly called it is clear out. we'll get some clouds developing later, but much quieter there. associated with the low, which is now moving over this year in nevada. it's no longer over us as it was yesterday, so sixties on the temps, alright, sal's been busy. busy. where do you want to go this time, sal? yeah you know, it is a little bit slow out there still, especially if you're trying to drive into san francisco. i think a lot of people wait until this hour to see how's it going to be? is it getting better? it does seem like it's improving a little bit , but they're still slow traffic and remember, there's a baseball game today at oracle park 1 to 4 approximately the time so a lot of people will be joining you on that afternoon community want to head into the city. i strongly

pimple popper is a good show, though >> i guess 5%. i think she's trying hard. too big from where their common tokstock is and we need to know what's in that book. we need to know if thwhat's in t book i want to see that book, hook, line and sinker. when you see disparities like this, that means one company's doing better than the other. >> lowe's is up on the strength of home depot. it has a new ceo, too. do you think that's the last trade? home depot did well, so lowe's will too >> home depot's got more pro maybe we need that for innovation purposes. lowe's has the gardening scene these are two key weekends for lowe's >> what about target it's down today because of walmart. >> brian cornell's done a really good job he's been very, veryvery, very and i think that brian will do a good job i don't think you'll see inventories balloon. i don't think you'll get a sense -- that the consumer is weak there look, i'm disgusted. i told a lot of walmart higher for my trust >> i didn't get the sense that walmart had bad numbers for the consumer it looked like the consumer

popper -- >> my colleagues for the thoroughness of their questions. i want to bring up an article in the washington post that has some revelations. i want to talk to mr. yunus. you are that deputy commissioner. -- the leader of the fda -- is that true? yiannas: it is true. >> food safety problems were reported to the -- a medical doctor who was acting commissioner when the whistleblower complaint arrived. when did you get access to that report? yiannas: i believe i got access to it around february 10. >> did the -- the report has been out for months. is that correct? yiannas: yes. >> why didn't you get to report? how is it that it got tied up to the bureaucracy and it didn't get to the person to respond to it? yiannas: not sure why the report was not shared with me and how it did not get escalated. try to get to the bottom of it. -- i will try to get to the bottom of it. yiannas: i know commissioner -- rep. tonko: know commissioner -- >> commissioner califf, is this typical of how whistleblower over ports are handled -- reports are handled? dr. califf

uh, conventionally philosopher popper's metaphor for the open society to build such a machine for thee of socialist countries almost everywhere it worked out but with russia it didn’t work out. that's how much i pumped in, invested, pumped trainings. all this did not work out. and now life is over. and the goal was not achieved russia and putin beat me and says the forum and therefore carries all sorts of nonsense, because in principle, the captains of business should have said to him, hey 40 once. you bred us for 30 years for huge money for huge money that you will ruin russia but you didn’t ruin it. get out of here, and because he 's got to do this, he goes out, and he tells a sneeze. everything would be fine, but the cunning putin appointed the general from the shamans. and it mixed all the cards. you see, that's why what bribes from me? come on, exactly 21 years ago here on russia 1 we did one project 40 times. he then came, he once. if i met, i asked him two questions, when i asked, i say, but how you manage to maintain such active longevity, he replied. i never blame myself. i b

popper -- >> my colleagues for the thoroughness of their questions. i want to bring up an article in the washington post that has some revelations. i want to talk to mr. yunus. you are that deputy commissioner. -- the leader of the fda -- is that true? yiannas: it is true. >> food safety problems were reported to the -- a medical doctor who was acting commissioner when the whistleblower complaint arrived. when did you get access to that report? yiannas: i believe i got access to it around february 10. >> did the -- the report has been out for months. is that correct? yiannas: yes. >> why didn't you get to report? how is it that it got tied up to the bureaucracy and it didn't get to the person to respond to it? yiannas: not sure why the report was not shared with me and how it did not get escalated. try to get to the bottom of it. -- i will try to get to the bottom of it. yiannas: i know commissioner -- rep. tonko: know commissioner -- >> commissioner califf, is this typical of how whistleblower over ports are handled -- reports are handled? dr. califf

shell popper can you respond to these trends? worriedreto were literay losing 17000 cattle producers every single year? >> thank you congresswoman. i believe we operate then on the sell side. at gbs we participate relative to cattle in the markets how producers will buy the cattle. how producers want us to buy them.. on achish basis on a video auction on some type of ama. in your home state of viable we are participating in numerous sale barns. we have 14 sale barns i believe the state of iowa we have employees participating in the selzer's numerous other ones we have some type of buyer in the sale barns. the best thing we can do is to continue to be active in this cash market. we are active in every single day. that's what we are doing to try to support these producers. >> i appreciate most efforts and lii'd like to see those increasd byby the number still correct we have 17000 cattle producers leaving the market every single year. you've got to be doing more when you're controlling 80% of the market. you've got an opportunity t