e kiobak and ot and it was very close to the word kiafa to kiasa kiasa - it means the capital and ptolemyplaced this word this name of our city, which sounded possible to him , was replaced by kiafa, so it became, and then it became a synonym of metropolis otsta. this is how all this happened, where were the russians, well, you can say the ancestors of the protofinians, they occupied we see a very large area that these names are stone, they are repeated from poland to western siberia . in kyiv, there is a mountain, kyiv, or rather, in poland, there is a mountain, kyiv, in western siberia, it is from kyiv yugan. that is, this word is very common. the stone that gave it its name is in kyiv. it is almost obvious. we open the annals and there is prince volodymyr , on the eve of the baptism of kyivans, he ordered to throw a wooden image of god perun into the river and said that you will push him away from the shore until he passes the rapids, rapids, this is the stone it is these thresholds that gave the name to kyiv before the arrival, well, before the appearance of the indo-europeans , that

the thing is that in the same book i show why ptolemy was called the metropolis.ur own language the name of this city is, for example, in the ancient greek language. there were several words in order to honor the words synonymous with the word metropolis and one of the synonyms. it was uh , it was the word caesarea, or the greeks also called it kiosa for short, so kiasa was very close to the word e-e kyiv-kifa ot kyiv too maybe it didn’t no no it sounded then who at the time we perceive it now and it sounded like it sounded in the proto-finnish language in the finnish language kiwi mordovian kev e-e and so on that’s all the word these words means a stone ot and eh it is strange that the confirmation of this is that kyiv comes from the name kyiv comes from the word stone, but i even found confirmation in the bible , the gospel of john, there are such words that jesus turns to peter and says to him, you will be called kifa, which means stone i was very surprised by this line, first of all, it sounded very close to the name of our city, and secondly, why did st. john

persian gulf in sources pliny, ariano, ptolemy's geography, strabo's geography and all historical sources, more than islam, in fact, and even after islam until the 20th century, this name was created in this way: the persian gulf or the persian gulf or the persian gulf or the persian sea in the sources, fars in all the maps of geographers and historians. the world of islam has also been recorded. in his travelogue , ibn hawqal mentions the persian gulf. muslim scholars of arab and iranian descent all mention the persian gulf in the historical port of kong in bandarlange city . the old sailors said the name of the persian gulf since ancient times . we have a map here. about 180 years ago coming here, mapping the sea, its name is the persian gulf, the author showed that today all sailors say only one name for this waterway . i congratulate the persian gulf national day. they are very satisfied. every day we have 25 classes of ships from different ports of the world, which enter the persian gulf and bandar abbas . the name of the persian gulf was mentioned to the greek sculptors in three it

ot e kiobak and ot and it was very close to the word kiafa to kias kias - it means the capital and ptolemy then replaced this word with the name of our city and which sounded possibly for he was replaced by kiafa by nakasa, and then it became a synonym of metropolis otsta. this is how it all happened. where were the russians? well, we can say that the ancestors of the protofinians were occupying a very large territory. we see that these names are e stone, they are repeated from poland to western siberia. in kyiv there is a mountain kyiv, or rather in poland there is a mountain kyiv, in western siberia it is from kyiv yugan . that is, this word is very common. to him the name but it is almost obvious we we open the annals and there, on the eve of the baptism, prince volodymyr of kyiv ordered to throw a wooden image of god perun into the river and said that you will push him away from the shore until he passes thresholds, thresholds , this is the stone. they gave the name even before the arrival of the indo-europeans. it was a very long time ago, that is, it was a very old name of our city ,

these great thinkers and geographers and great greek historians like herodotus ptolemy arianus they emphasizedt one was a roman, and regarding the geographer and siah naram nameh, i would like to tell you that all of them used the fars sea, muslim, ahan maqdisi, ibn battuta, ibn haqq, or two famous egyptian mathematicians and writers who lived in the 20th century. if you refer to saudi arabia's own documents, there is a picture related to the saudi ministry of oil in 1952, which includes the gradual withdrawal of the portuguese from the persian gulf and the withdrawal of world powers from this region. after the portuguese, the dutch and especially the english to take the place of the past snake and go astray as an emerging maritime power, england was more successful than other countries and was able to expand its influence and dominance in a large part of west asia, including the persian gulf, within two centuries . by using military power, they were following a policy that would be less expensive, a policy based on creating division among the people of the persian gulf region , a divide and r

great greek thinkers, geographers, and great historians such as herodotus , ptolemy, strapon, and tu arianos, who was a roman , emphasized this and in the room geographers and black artists, let me tell you that all this from persian expressions were used, and the holy movement of ibn battuta ibn hawqal, a famous egyptian writer who lived in the 20th century, and also if you refer to saudi arabia's own documents , there is a picture related to the saudi ministry of oil in 1952, which used the persian phrase anjal. the gradual exit of the portuguese from the persian gulf and the exit of the world power from this region was not important to me. after the portuguese, the dutch and especially the british tried to take the place of the past colonial power. in this way, england as an emerging maritime power was more successful than other countries were able to perform for two centuries, it has expanded its influence and domination over a large part of west asia, including the persian gulf. to continue the domination over the persian gulf, the galicians had a different way from the portugue

the cleopatra series fabricate the idea that cleopatra who was a macedonian greek in the line of ptolemykings and queens was african-american and the people don't want to be indoctrinated. there is a group of all different people, black, hispanic, white, that are getting very tired of the rationalization and they're pushing back. it's tragic. we have a rendezvous with yugoslavia. rwanda if we don't stop it. >> i was gonna say victor, were headed into an unknown and dark age.the truth is were returning to the story of humanity. tribalism and racism is a primitive nature of man.we had arrived somewhere well beyond it at one point in america. now sadly, were not looking at progress were looking at regression. victor davis hansen, thank you so much pete always great to hear from you. >> thank you. >> social media platforms are increasingly encouraging people to do dumb things because it's trendy. the latest new craze it's absolutely insane and fox's kevin quirk has a story. kevin? >> you probably want to file this under the banner, you don't want to try this at home. especially if you lived

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