well, no need, raoul, it seems it’s him.the only way to come to an agreement with you, so what do you want? far away, cop, the conditions are the same, you are letting everyone go, i’m giving you the fugitive, no, it won’t work, why, as soon as i let them go, they will go home and call the garbage, they will do it anyway, but you don’t you're going to kill them all, in my opinion that's too much, and besides, you'll have a head start. by the time they call, by the time they tell you what’s what, you ’ll already be far away. i need guarantees that you won't cheat on me. you will have a hostage, who? me: i think it's a good offer. open up, you go to the cars, you follow me , we’re leaving, what is this, the helicopter is falling off, or something, they let us go on all four sides, quietly, i don’t know about you, but i’m getting out, zinka, we’re getting out before they i'll return it. here are the years, well, i’ll arrange it for you now, and most importantly , don’t panic, oh, so, think, vasya, think, well, i now i’ll give y

legislative policy central european university, academy of management under the president of belarus, raoul legal information belarus. author of more than 90 scientific papers, awarded numerous commendations and certificates from the ministries of justice and education of belarus, scientific interests, state legal and international regulation, practice of implementation and protection of human rights and freedoms. alla vasilievna, 2 years ago the updated constitution came into force, we can often hear ourselves we say that there is a need to update the basic law of the country, why what? organization of society, the form of government in the state may even change. in the ninetieth year, a declaration on state sovereignty was adopted, which in the ninety-first year was given the status of a constitutional law and it existed as the highest normative legal act until the adoption of the constitution by the supreme council in 1994 . and the next changes were in 1996, and then in 2004, yes. they were of a very important nature, what is the global difference between the constitution of the ninetie

and the central european university , the academy of management under the president of belarus, the raoule, collaborates with the national center for legal information of belarus, author of more than 90 scientific papers, awarded numerous commendations, diplomas from the ministries of justice and education of belarus, scientific interests, state legal and international regulation, practice of implementation and protection of human rights and freedoms. the social structure of society changes, therefore, this is the normal course of history in any state. and our republic of belarus is no exception. in many countries , fundamentally new constitutional acts are adopted virtually from scratch, because these fundamental changes relate to the state structure, the territorial organization of society, and the form of government in the state may even change. in ninety. a declaration of state sovereignty was adopted, which in the ninety-first year was given the status of a constitutional law and it existed as the highest normative legal act, until the adoption of the constitution by the supreme coun

in hollywood befriending charlie chaplin and, douglas fairbanks visiting the sets of john ford and raoul while films everyone hearing earp's stories about cleaning up tombstone and other acts of claimed heroism. perfectly, with the help of stewart and lake, a former wrestling promoter and press to write his official biography, which was crafted in the as told to fashion partly to be sold as a movie. lake had the historians dream advantage of many with and his surviving contemporaries among earp's pallbearers when he in 1929 with silent pictures just then giving way to talkies where tom mix and william hart, two of the big western stars of the silent period, each acclaimed for their authentic portrayal of western cowboy. lake's book filmed or borrowed from numerous times, has long since been disregarded as highly fictional, in the words of. with one instance being earp supposedly adept deployment of a colt butler line a weapon. in fact, he never owned or used like incidentally was later instrumentally involved in the creation of the westerner starring gary cooper and winchester, 73, with

live it spoke with sheriff in arizona said never heard from the administration, then we spoke with raoul on 60 minutes last night said he never heard from joe biden and never heard from kamala harris, what is biden saying to us when he says i am working with sheriffs and local police? it doesn't seem that he does then residents in is atin texas outraged over police shortages, longer 911 call times city council vote to defund the police department in 2020. austin police association president told fox news digital steady decline in public safety put city on brink of disaster, go to chicago two police officers injured after a stray but will weather hid windshield 6 their police car the suspect allegedly shooting at group of men walking down the street, how is it possible that joe biden, is reading from notecards reading from teleprompter with all rainbows puppy dogs narratives we are living a completely different story? >> yeah. the claveng don't believer you are lying eyes, how bad it is, 150-million-dollar, next year highest murder rate can't respond to calls another chapter in the war th

raoul peck getting at sort of the figure of lumumba about the symbol as opposed to the the the administrator lumumba, the leader. when you when you start let me let me go to this, which is in order to be able to construct this story. i mean, this was years of research in the congo, but also archival research. i mean, you went records and records andaccess those state department cables or some of the cia you cables like how did you get access to that and how did that help you form your understanding? you know a lot has been declassified over the years, but to my frustration a lot still remains declassified. so for instance, the cia has, an internal history written after fact of its anti lumumba operations in congo, a 54 page document. we know the title of the subtitle and how long it is, but still classified in2Ñ full, you know, 60 minutes, 54 pages, you know what it's called but nothing about it. and there's been a foia request it that's been pending, not made by me. and i mean, i just think it's ridiculous that there should be secrets about what happened. 63 years on. so there were certain

raoul peck getting at sort of the figure of lumumba about the symbol as opposed to the the the administrator lumumba, the leader. when you when you start let me let me go to this, which is in order to be able to construct this story. i mean, this was years of research in the congo, but also archival research. i mean, you went records and records and records. what was it like trying to access those state department cables or some of the cia, you cables like how did you get access to that and how did that help you form your understanding? you know a lot has been declassified over the years, but to my frustration a lot still remains declassified. so for instance, the cia has, an internal history written after fact of its anti lumumba operations in congo, a 54 page document. we know the title of the subtitle and how long it is, but still classified in full, you know, 60 minutes, 54 pages, you know what it's called, but nothing about it. and there's been a foia request it that's been pending, not made by me. and i mean, i just think it's ridiculous that there should be secrets about what happened