so prussia and austria start to figure out what we want. our guy in his place that improve our odds of becoming holy roman emperor and having greater in central europe, in the holy roman empire. it's a typical 18th century court war in which they're basically armies maneuvering at a distance, not necessarily wanting to have a big fight, because that involves cost losses and money. so this is going on for a while, russia has been allied with prussia for some time now prior to the threat for third was a great admirer of frederick the great who's still around. so there's a historic alliance here for the last few decades, russia's to intervene on prussia's behalf pretty much sort of says, okay, we're going to end now and forces everybody to come to the table and cut a deal. that's the treaty of tension in 1779, for the first time, russia becomes, the guarantor of the holy roman empire. empire, emperor, pick one. and this is the privilege. this privileged position that only france, sweden have had before. so russian influence here is moving into

east prussia received the status of a russian province.ation swore new moles 3 years after the start war russian troops. although they took berlin for a short time, a year later the position of king frederick became catastrophic. but suddenly hostilities stopped. on christmas eve , december 24, 1761, did elizabeth realize that she was dying? all her life she was terribly afraid, even the word death, but now she was completely calm the empress confessed and took communion peacefully said goodbye to her family and friends managed to give the last advice to the heir peter fedorovich to his wife ekaterina live together the next day at christmas elizabeth is dead. grabona lay in a silver dress with lace sleeves, a golden crown on her head, serene and beautiful almost like youth, and everyone who was at the funeral watched with bewilderment the strange behavior of the new emperor peter fedorovich, he walked too slowly, ran almost skipping, grimacing, giggling troops from prussia and already offered king frederick, his second idol, to make peace

always competed and their task has always been to prevent the union of the bond between germany there, prussiahe ussr of the russian empire with the german powers there that existed last year, which is happening now, and here it is what did friedman say to prevent the union of germany and russia, what does blinken say? well, this is such an opportunity, wonderful, why did this happen? who is to blame, but they will look for the guilty. i think about 100 years and then someday the documents will be declassified, and then not will be clear. who did this, because at the end they will hide in the water, so obviously this is a sabotage that is beneficial specifically to the british and americans to weaken. well, in principle, eurasia is the main subjects of, first of all , germany, russia, and china, because the link between china and continental europe in the economic trade, of course, strengthened the whole of eurasia, as opposed to their maritime power. that's what happened it's open. act. this sabotage of aggression is no longer covered by anything, and politicians do not even hide it especiall

ah, let us say, ah, major ukrainian cit is ah, we can see more of a prussia on peaceful population in you great more of demonstrative atrocities. this could be the thing that which could employ just as usual, hair tactics. but if you, i mean every without asking now about the possibility of our over kind of nuclear strike or nuclear demonstration, rather, i personally made the wrong. i do not think that puts in the will see even this symbolic act, highly symbolic, beg warranty, nuclear as well. okay, did abuse rashana. alice constantine, i get thank you. now in thailand, funerals on the prayer services have begun for victims of one of the country's west mass killings. if i'm a police officer, i stopped and shot 36 people and thirsty, including many children, not a child care center. in ne, in thailand, to wave games and flash deaths. how do we get away? but got a vet, if been remembered, he is one of the 24 children who died during a my da da stramp beach at at eye care center. no money on the day, the incident i didn't give him a call. i normally do that every morning. it was raining

many communities are now at capacity, but prussia will probably continue to rise. ah, the cubicles in gina's admission center for refugee is may only be a few square meters in size, but those arriving feel lucky. there are still places available here. i went to with about 2 thirds of the centers, 100 beds are currently occupied. it's director kiersten caught. nick thinks it will probably be full by next month. as will all accommodations, indiana. that's a who, who, murph dish the city has reached the limit of its capacity. now. we've been struggling with a shortage of living space and you know, in general to them and accommodating even more people is pushing us to our limits. there are certainly other places where it's not as bad as here, but in you now, we're at our limit. accommodations are full, living space is scarce. many municipalities are saying the same thing. they no longer know where to shelter the people who are arriving as in 2015, when hundreds of thousands of refugees came to germany gymnasiums are being used as accommodation in many places like here.

home secretary was forced to resign days after the finance minister was sacked . truss is now facing prussia and calls for a government to resign from within her own party. prime minister in this trust government is on the brink. after day of chaos and confusion of the house of commons. mrs. baker, i've been very clear. ah, i'm sorry. i know i had made mistakes. the leader of opposition marked her apology, stood there, and promised and watched the prime minister's response to say, she sorry. what does she think people will think? i'm say, that's all right. i don't mind financial ruin. at least she apologized for the prime minister is determined that she will not resign. mister speaker, i am a fighter not. i visited little one minute even her own lawmakers. this is absolutely grace. as you tore, i'm free of 17 years. he's never been a minister pacer got on with it could loyally most of the time, i think is a shambles and a disgrace. i think it is utterly appalling. this josh was also heckled by her own conservative and b. several laws lito sula rivermen resigned as the u. k. homesick repeated

danish officials say the north stream to pipeline is no longer leaking natural gas into the baltic sea prussia and the damaged pipe has now stabilized according to its operators. even leaders describe the damage as sabotage, an asset to discuss infrastructure security at a summit in prague later this week. vote counting is underway in latvia, the former soviet states general election has been overshadowed. i've overshadowed by russia's invasion and the annexation of parts of ukraine. exit polls suggest that the ruling centrist party, which has committed to backing keith, is in the lead ethnic russians make up a quarter of the countries. 1.9000000 population. brazil's presidential hopefuls have held their final rallies ahead of elections. this sunday, concern over widening inequality has boosted leftist former president, who is in a funeral at a silver. he's pulling well ahead and right wing incumbent jaya bolton arrow is being blamed for economic woes that have driven many into severe poverty. now between a fast those military officers who toppled the countries leader put on the dunbar just on

ah, let us say, ah, major ukrainian cit is ah, we can see more of a prussia on peaceful populations in ukraine, more of demonstrative atrocities. this could be the thing that, of which i could employ just as usual, hair tactics. but if you, i mean everyone's asking now about the possibility of are over kind of nuclear strike or nuclear demonstration. rather, i personally made the wrong, i do not think that puts in. we'll see even this symbolic act, highly symbolic, beg warranty, nuclear as well. okay, did abuse rashana list constantine, i get. thank you. i now, i asked frank led bitch, a military analyst for his take on russia, blaming the incident on the track, bumping. his inquiry that because the putin has ordered, we'll be looking in blue, looking into all this in some detail. my own view is that there's probably a little bit more to it than a truck. i doubt it was a mess. all you crazy. don't have massage with that range. demolition experts of course spend their lives of this kind of operation. this is a dream for military saboteurs. i have a suspicion to maybe something of a, may

that's right, liz, and this is a tesla super charger in king of prussia, pennsylvania. nobody paying for gas out here. they come and go. i've spent a lot of time at super chargers and never met a person that owns a tesla who doesn't love it. that said, there are some peculiar issues as there are with all cars with electric vehicles like don't submerge them in water if you can help it. yeah, that's what happened down in florida with hurricane ian. we had the floods and what can happen is the battery corrodes, you know, you don't want electricity and water mixing and if that happens, it can spark a battery fire and they're hard to put out because it's something called thermal run away. essentially the heat generates more heat and just kind of builds on itself and it's hard to put it out. that said, if you do lose your battery like that, it's going to cost you to replace it. the cost of replacing a tesla mad el s battery -- model s battery is about $20,000. lesser for other vehicles like the toyota prius and small hybrid battery, $2700. your insurance is likely to recover

kaliningrad, the former königsberg before the great patriotic war, the capital of east prussia , foundedthe german knights of the teutonic order , medieval fortresses, fortifications and catholic cathedrals serve as a reminder of those times. the philosophers manuel, kant and the writer were born here. ernst hoffmann is believed to be still hiding in the cellars of the blown up royal castle. unchangeable treasures from the gold of the templars lost during the war the amber room today, kaliningrad is a large port industrial and cultural center exactly. here the angol sisters begin to study their genealogical information about their ancestors tatyana and olga start the family archive. on the maternal side, they know everything in the family of actress valentina galich, they were all wealthy peasants and lived in the rostov region. but the podtsovskaya line is full of secrets and mysteries for the arrival of daughters, the father of tanya and olya albert iphone collected unique photographs and documents that's about grandfather. albert goltz honored artist of russia actor of the kaliningrad

jeff flock in king of prussia, pennsylvania with more.argers in king of king of prussia, pennsylvania, liz, i guess we should have thought about points of electric vehicles. there are 47,000 of these charging stations around the country. 118,000 charge points. security experts say that they are ripe for hacking. people are hacking into the system, maybe stealing power. maybe turning people's chargers and cars off. they also say it could aback door into the grid which could spell disaster. >> think of a hacker that could control just four chargers being able to flip the switch on, and off to 1000 homes and impacting the grid that hard. reporter: liz, we also learned in the last couple weeks electric cars and water don't mix. electric cars in florida endeveloped enveloped by floodwater, batteries exploding into flames, very difficult to put out because of thermal runaway. those batteries are costly. 20,000 for a model s battery. cheaper for a toyota battery. that said i come out to every charging station in tesla, can't find anybody who doe

the shift attendant at the railway station called from east prussia arrived echelon and cows in it.ording to the documents, they are thoroughbred, they roar, they are not fed by nina, what should i do? an emergency meeting is taken at the box office without delay at night. according to the decree of the state committee of defense of the ussr of march 14 , 1945, and the transfer of trophy horses and cattle from the territory of germany and poland to the bssr in both modest wars, the republic began to receive the first batch of cattle and ahead of schedule a non-standard decision was made to urgently raise the minsk region by morning to organize the export of livestock to the regions and the distribution of its population, primarily to widows with many children, but with the condition that the first calf will be given to the collective farm. the belarusian leadership considered that this was the only correct decision by the nazis. destroyed in the village. there is nothing, no farms, no fodder. the main task in the current situation, in any way to preserve livestock in the republic ,

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to get thomas jefferson to outlaw privateering when he was negotiating the end of the treaty with prussia and he was successful and our treaty with prussia there is an abolition of privateering and that's never been taken back so around the war of 1812, very short war that not a lot of people know about what do the americans do? they have a stronger navy but it's still not very powerful. there's still up against the british navy which is the de most powerful in the world so they decide to rely once again on privateers and there are 530 some odd letters of mark issued during the war of 1812 and even though the continental navy had a much better record during the war of 1812 it was privateers again that captured more pirates and had an impact on the outcome of the war. after the war of 1812 a number of presidents and american officials argued we should outlaw privateering but when the opportunity came to do that in 1856 after the crimean war there was an international maritime treaty set aside by 55 nations but the united states decided not to sign it because they still wanted to have priva

the facts above the past 8 month have proven their sanctions in prussia, block, confrontation, and political isolation are not effect ways to soft crisis, which is the international community should focus on encourage and peace talks and seeking a political solution by persuading the parties to resume peace talks and stop lighting at an early date in an effort to achieve the soonest, a peaceful solution to the crisis. who will the will shyness position on the ukraine issue is as clear as it is consistent there. we empathize with the ukraine people, footer plight. chuck nice, put forward a 6 point initiative and human determined situation, ukraine and, and international food security cooperation initiative. and as provided batches of emergency committee turn assistance to ukraine, who as a responsible country william china, we will continue to play the construct role promoting peace talks and continue to make the positive contributions to alleviate the feminist herman crisis. thank you, mr. president. joe, remember i thank a representative of china far that statement and i'll give the floor t

there's some very well known philosophers mirabeau, voltaire, the king of prussia. they're all critical of doing this kind of stuff. it is it's hard to reconcile with sort of this emerging emerging sense of of of nationalism. to send your subjects fighting the fight in the foreign war, german side our troops for a few more decades. other countries. but by the second decade or so of the 19th century, it's basically over. it doesn't happen anymore. just a quick follow up to that. does it change? there's so much common about what is liberty in? these documents, it seems to me, and that's sort of striking from american historiography, which has long looked at, as you point out in the book, these troops as the sort of symbols of, the opposite of that. and i wondered, did these that get published throughout germany change the trajectory of the enlightenment in germany of of liberty conversation of, you know, i mean, is there is there a different response to what's coming in the french revolution that might be explained by this big question. sorry, the big question, yeah.

the shift duty officer of the railway station called from east prussia, and echelon arrived with cows. according to the documents, they are thoroughbred, they roar, they are not fed by nina, what should i do? an emergency meeting of the bureau of the central committee was convened without delay at night. in the bssr, in both modest wars, the republic began to receive the first batch of cattle, and ahead of schedule, a decision was made to urgently raise the minsk region by morning to organize the export of livestock to the regions and the distribution of its population, primarily to widows with many children, but with the condition that the first calf would be given to the collective farm. the belarusian leadership considered that this was the only correct decision by the nazis. destroyed in the village. nothing, no farms, no fodder, the main task in the current situation is to save livestock in the republic in any way in fact, from scratch it was necessary to restore the livestock. but the kremlin considered otherwise a tough conversation accusing beria of squandering state property

somebody should be in prussia for example. the top tax rate was 4 percent off. 1900 more often. 1919. it was 60 percent. so for those with high incomes that was definitely noticed thrown us, grew about korea, date of when else beggar him or i. so i know of his speech by at baca in the right stock. indeed in which he shouted at those in parliament who represented his side of the wealthy trade knob. you haven't shed any blood up, your son's didn't fight this war. the young you didn't pay with your blood and it was the little people who did. we brought us up the woods, bizarre, left the glide. so now it's time for you to help us recover from the consequences of a war. evade for which you were response and voting up. this didn't make him popular with everyone during the troubled years of the weimar republic and my mother. but in fact, he once told his wife is the bullet that will kill me. who has already been forged adviser for there had already been several attempts on his life. nissan dish meet it before he got to see the result

somebody in prussia for example, the top tax rate was 4 percent off, 1900. not often. 1919, it was 60 percent. so for those with high incomes that was definitely noticed thrown us, grew about korea, they different asperger him or i. so i know of his speech by asked baccha in the right stock, indeed in which he shouted at those in parliament who represented the side of the wealthy laid knob. you haven't shed any blood up, your son's didn't fight this war. the young you didn't pay with your blood and it was the little people who did. we brought us up, the oldest pets are left to decline. so now it's time for you to help us recover from the consequences of a war event for which you were response and voting up. this didn't make him popular with everyone during the troubled years of the weimar republic. and in fact, he once told his wife is the bullet that will kill me who has already been forged adviser for there had already been several attempts on his life. nissan dish meet it before he got to see the results of his tax reform. but he is, there was assassinate

for the ukraine, which is to say to take this thing from across the water was shooting more, we're prussia. and then fortunately, on the other hand, you both got people like retired admiral mike mullen, former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff under president george w bush and president obama saying this talk is great job. i was talking about arm again. we have to back right off that we have to get to the negotiating table soon by one means or another. so it's not total insanity in the west, but my god, there's a lot of talk taking place here manual and brussels again. you know, i want to go back to kind of when we were young men, there was the worry about having a limited nuclear war in europe. and now here we are all about 40 years, 50 years later with or we're hearing people talk about the unthinkable here. which i find is, is quite astounding because when i look at europe and i look at the united states, what is the national security interest of ukraine for the, for the united states in europe, please explain that to me because i can understand it. go ahead and brussels. oh yes, so

the prussia is ready to talk again about energy with your 3 europeans. but despite all the problems of saying that energy should, should be kept away from our politics, that it is a quote that it is a completely economic, a project that is a beneficial for the tool sides. they should talk about it separately. russia is ready to talk, and russia is even ready to start in the pumping with gas to western europe. we're through the secondary line of the north stream, number 2, that has not been damaged or, and he's basically saying that this is something that needs to be talked about and to be settled between the 2 sides. if the europeans want to continue to benefit by a russian energy outsource, british prime minister, less trust has come under fears, criticism from the opposition during her fast prime ministers questions. a p. m. defended had countenance recent mini budget when shook financial markets last week . try san, her finance minister quasi quoting, we forced to you turn on plans to count tax. the high son is for since the economy of he is heading f

s. slice of prussia is european competitors by finding the millions of dollars. the latest example being the french cement company, lafarge axis ritual laws, and has more on the story came america, world police extracted a nearly $800000000.00 fine from france to men. company le found a few days ago to settle american criminal charges related to financing, isis, and news raj, the hottest groups, the tune of $6000000.00 i made the syrian war during which left 1000 maintained operations at the facility between electro, when the turkish border. apparently paying off the hottest was supposed to keep them out of the company's hair. here's what the u. s. department of justice had to say about the case. in the midst of a civil war, lafarge made the unthinkable choice to put money into the hands of isis, one of the world's most barbaric terrorist organizations. so that it could continue selling cement lafarge. did this not merely an exchange for permission to operated cement plant, which would have been bad enough, but also to leverage its relationship with isis for econ

the prussia rush actually began in ukraine in the key key that so on. they say all of this, but when it comes to the action of going, crossing the border and killing people to get territory at what many of them don't like. that idea particularly becomes worse when they are personally asked to go and join us. those 2 people said and about them organization asked me, they also were very confused about it. i can, we can go into the edition like i one more thought i wanted to ask you about. and that was the ability to report freely. because at the very beginning of the russian invasion of ukraine, russians went, and now to call that invasion, a war, it was a special military operation. how are you able to report on what is happening? quite honestly, before i came here, i was, i was a bit uncertain about how to go about this. i wasn't sure what to say, and i was hesitant. and when i came here, i got to know that things are not that difficult, at least for, for reporters. i'm the only red line really what i'm told again. and again, here, the only red line is

and i shall already selected that if there is any ceiling, then definitely that's where the hell prussia to block or so to use its own supplies by 1000000 or 2000000 by block or to europe. so they need to think twice before taking any such. nicholas that they get by you, but they've got to this. i don't think there will be consensus among the member by the way, each member out of live in and that they tell they don't know what to do. they are not calculating the cost and benefit of many decisions that they have been taken as far as the economic sanctions. again, it's russia. morgan stanley indicated that if this was taken, then definitely russia would use production by one or 2000000 additionally, and that would get price a little bit about where the whitehouse is, reacted angrily to the plans production codes, calling it short sighted and some media outlets have described it as a personal failure of us presidents, joe biden, as it may further push up gasoline prices just one month before the countries mid elections. the producing code was agreed despite the binding administration, repor

this airflow prussia continues to feed that wet weather, him across the southeast of oz, slowly making his way. but clearing by saturday. ah, the coin is an international electronic crypto currency used across the globe is the best part is exist on the planet. but few know how it's made. it's role in the criminal underworld. it's rise to legal tender. it's implications for the global financial system and the devastating carbon footprint it leaves behind its energy consumption is 30 massive step backward. people in power investigates crypto on al jazeera. oh i see. you are watching else's the are, are headlines. this hour is the final day of nathan meetings with defense ministers discussing how to deal with moscow and better arm ukraine. germany sent the 1st of 4 promised air defense systems to key on wednesday. the russian president vladimir putin, his arrive in catholic span for a meeting with regional leaders. he said to meet the turkish leader and the americans hard to discuss the war in ukraine. more than 500 people have died in nigeria is worst was in a decade. the government is c

the shift duty officer of the railway station called from east prussia, the echelon arrived and in itwere thoroughbred according to the documents. they roar not fed, nor doiny, what to do? an emergency meeting of the bureau of the central committee was convened without delay at night. according to the decree of the state defense committee of the ussr of march 14, 1945 on the transfer from the territory of germany and poland trophy horses and cattle in the bssr in both modest wars, the republic began to receive the first batches of cattle and, ahead of schedule, it was decided to urgently raise the minsk region by morning to organize the export of cattle to the districts and distribution of its population, primarily to widows with many children, but with the condition that the first calf will be given to the collective farm. the belarusian leadership considered that this was the only correct decision by the nazis. destroyed in the village. everything is gone, no farms, no fodder, the main task in this situation is any the only way to save livestock in the republic was to restore livest

second part belonged to finland, this is the kaliningrad region, the city of genitzberg, and east prussias ossetia, this is abkhazia , that is, many, many such points that will begin to act and sprout when putin's government begins to waver. and these are very dangerous processes for the roads that he is trying to buy in some way, that is, he is trying to reduce them, tie people there by blood, force them to buy, as he buys, buys , for example, the cadre people of chechnya, taking into account the large, sadly, annually from the budget of a if this is not done, then start the most terrible war again, and when all this starts, only then will this war end. that is, it ended not only in ukraine, conditionally speaking, not only with the victory of ukraine, we have such an enemy that we must achieve the defeat of this enemy means that this war will never end. because we will go to the borders until the end before christmas, for example, as they say in the times, well , going to the borders. shelling of kharkov, for example , at night, that is, it reached the borders of the kharkiv region . an

, we have to be very careful because there might be a point in time when russia is so much on the prussia that actually use becomes a possibility, a feasible situation. all right to alex, i think i have that security policy expert with the institute for peace research and security police policy in humble. okay, thank you so much for your time. thank you. let's take a look now had some of the other stories making use around the world palestinian authority say 6 palestinians were killed in israel. raids in the occupied westbank . israel said it was a targeted assault on the emergent armed group, lyons den israeli prime minister year le pete said, the leader of the new coalition of palestinian fighters was killed in the raids 9 people have been killed in bangladesh after a sy clone ravaged its west coast officials said, houses have been destroyed, trees uprooted and infrastructure, and power links disrupted. there's been flooding and low lying areas, but mass evacuations before the cyclone, midland full saved lives. the southern african government says formal peace talks to end. ethiopia t g

when we were back there, we only felt prussia in every way was covered in dust. we couldn't see anything. turkish present, recept type it. a one is heading to the mine on saturday, prosecutors of last investigation. it's being treated as an accident, but it will take time to discern exactly what caused the explosion. bend monahan al jazeera. still a hands on al jazeera ah, worried about attacks of their boat and the rising tension between buxton and afghanistan. and getting kickstart to a better life. we meet members of the pakistan team at the st kit welled. come ah here's her headlines for the america is there is some slow moving rain in the u. s . state of maine that shifting into canada's maritime provinces. there are weather alerts in play there. for just how much rain we will see off to the west. it's a different story here. settle conditions, continue. plenty of sun, western canada, the pacific northwest. so far this month, vancouver has not seen a drop of rain and that continues really for the next several days. there are some showers though, in the forec

situation because of the war that vladimir putin has perpetrated in ukraine and countries are under prussia around this season. this isn't potent, this isn't just about pu, said, i mean your chancellor on friday opened up the stable door and spooked the horses so much. he could almost see the economy being dragged behind them. this is about peyton, on the ward, ukraine. maybe there's a voice at economic reason on the other side of the pond in europe. europe has not back down from its courageous decisions. the sanctions work, no offense to those who mosque their fascination with russian imperialism with so called patriotism, to abandon the sanctions would be to abandon ukraine. yeah, the sanctions are working, all right, working at dragging europe back to the dark ages of economic decline. oh, and by the way, the french prime minister apparently thinks that if you dare to disagree with this conventional western narrative, then you're a quote russian imperialist. and not just someone who thinks that the so called leadership in europe has completely lost the ploy. speaking of which french pres

yesterday, on the sets of downing street, he also admitted what the whole country knows, the tories of prussia economy a now somebody has to pay for their mass. i say it shouldn't be working. people who've been how much time and again by the slot. but those with the broader shoulders must step up to say great, no matter what we well mister speaker, the honorable gentleman talked about party 1st and country 2nd. i think it explained to us boy was a few years ago. he was supporting the member the is wanting to know how mrs. mika, my record is. i will always protect the most vulnerable and we did improve it. and we will do that again. huh. mister speaker says him, protect the most vulnerable little test that the government currently allows. very rich people to live here, but register abroad for tax purposes. i don't need to explain to the prime minister how don't bomb status works. the already knows all about that pulse for treasury. 3.2000000000 pounds every year. why does he put his mouth? where's money, where his mouth is a get rid of it. okay. well mrs. peacock i have been was we will have to

the new phase might include, in terms of tactics, all types of weapons, the prussia, why deploy to reverse those defeats hum advice. i'll just viola moscow. let's look at the areas russia is struggling to hold on to its forces. have been driven back up to 30 kilometers along that denise per i. river ukrainian army is destroyed to bridges across the waterway. cutting off russian supply lines caisson is a key, landry. t crimea annexed by russia in 2014. the ukrainian army says it's counter offensive, has slowed in recent days, but it is preparing for renewed, pushed towards the city of cason. charles strafford reports from the frontline village of chef jenco ave. the order to go is received. they have to move falls from the cover of trees, we follow this near 60 year old soviet build grad rocket launcher to a firing position. in coming russian shells to lift 22 year old ukrainian soldier, rowman lines up the weapon ah, according to military firing up positions near cares on city, they admit that their counter offensive is slowed down in recent days. one of the reasons they say is because the

we have prussia, and you have 70 b, right? there was a long last cause. 3rd, up, a fresh round the debate on twitter with his comments about the importance of crimea to russia. 1000000000 statements flying the face of the western mainstream narrative. whether one likes it or not. crimea is absolutely seen as a cool part of russia by russia. crime is also a critical national security importance to russia, as it is their southern navy base. from their standpoint, losing crimea is like usa losing hawaii po, harbor. sure. well we have ilan months gone. social media trying to move toward establishing peace use pointing out that crimea is part of russia, and that it is an integral part of the russian federation. he's trying to get americans to understand this. and he's pointing out that this claim on the part of that they're going to drive and take back crimea, that this actually would lead us on the course to a 3rd world war wraps a nuclear confrontation. it's just not saying to continue this kind of rhetoric aimed at russia and in

prussia there is an abolition of privateering, but that didn't have a big impact. around roles the war of 1812 the very strange war that a lot of people don't know a lot about and what does america do again they have a stronger navy but it's still not very powerful. they're still up against the british navy which is the most powerful in the world. so they decide to rely once again on privateers and there are 530 some odd letters of marque that are issued during the war of 1812. and even though the continental navy had a much better record during the war of 1812, it was privateers again that captured more and had an impact on. the outcome of the war. well, after the war, 1812, the number of presidents and other officials argued that we should outlaw privateering. but when the opportunity came to do that in 1918 56, during after the crimean war, there was an international maritime treaty that was signed by 55 nations, but the united demurred. they decided not to sign it because they still wanted to have privateering in their back pocket if the need arose, because the

situation because of the wool that vladimir putin has perpetrated in ukraine and countries around to prussia. around this season, this season posts in this isn't just about pu, said i'm in your chance. low on friday, opened up the stable door and spoke the horses so much, he could only see the economy being dragged behind them. this is about peyton, on the ward, ukraine. it seems like not just the media, but the average person watching the slow motion, economic and fiscal tre rack of incompetence in real time as it barrels towards them is on the verge of exasperation. i received a letter at the start of 2021 saying they had to raise energy prices for a 3rd time because the price of the wholesale energy had doubled the past few months. apparently, my energy firm can predict an invasion a year in advance. really getting tired of politicians constantly trying to gaslight us everyone else's fault. they have been using that excuse for 12 years. my football team last yesterday because of putin. i think his war might also be the reason i couldn't find my car keys the other day. bless her. she's got

the prussia, why deploy to reverse those defeats 100 fun? i'll just viola moscow us president joe biden says putin's decree of martial law is an attempt to intimidate ukrainian citizens. i think the latimer prudent finds himself in an incredibly difficult position. and what reflects to me is seems his only tool available to him is to brutalize individual citizens in ukraine. ukraine services to try to intimidate them into capitulating. they're not going to do russia, meanwhile, is admitted it's under pressure from ukraine's forces. charles stratford reports from the frontline village of shank over the order to go is received. they have to move falls from the cover of trees, we follow this near 60 year old soviet built grad rocket launcher to a firing position. incoming russian shells to our left. 22 year old ukrainian soldier roman lines up the weapon crying in military firing up positions near cares on city. they admit that their counter offensive is slowed down in recent days. one of the reasons they say is because the russians are heavily

the king of prussia, resident protested against the arrival of the eco us delegation, who also wanted to tell the co us that if you come here, you need to let the people of the country decide for themselves and not follow french policy. that's what's happening now. everything will depend on the decision of a co us. it seems to people that the french are behind many events and that they are playing dishonesty. this is not exactly an anti french feeling, but rather of feeding directed against the french policy. the policy of its leadership, people believe that they have a large contingent of the balcony mission in the south. hell, where the attached to taking place. that whole people have a feeling that the french or accomplices, people have pro russian feelings because they look at molly and they think that russia has given a lot of support, the malins, especially in terms of weapons intelligence, which the mullins have been able to reduce, not to store, but to reduce the number of attacks from wanting became a fatty things are very different people. this is why people began to think t