now that republics were new to the french republic, the us republic.so it wasn't a sort of de facto idea or common sense idea that the freedom fighters, the only antigen that they create a republic because the only other two republics in the world at that point, modern republics, the united states and france had slavery. now the empires and kingdoms did too. but it wasn't the case that, oh, that's how you shore up liberty, that's how you preserve independence is by declaring a republic. but the southerners think so. they want to take united states as their motto and and their model. and so they try to set up a republic. christophe is not too interested in this pretty quickly. he is suspicious of this idea of setting up a republic in which there would be three legislative there would be three different arms a legislative body, a presidential body, a judicial body. he's pretty wary of this. he knows us history as well. he's aware that this hasn't solved all of the united, the fledgling states problems. but he also is deeply suspicious, as you might expec

we're doing this, but the i am here to the moon, but he keep bend t estate in jungle county in the republic of kenya. and we continue our conversations about the continent of africa. and today we look at the legacy of the month for whom i am named. patrice, emily bloomberg buttress. and the move uh was bone among the but the, the people in the side and like all, are young people who grew up during the colonial period. in this case, the quarter nice vision of belgium. he was exposed to western education but did not. but so is education to the university level join the walking force, joined the postal service during the colonial period on the 1955. but chris immediately moved but joined the trade union movement. this is journeying is exposure to the trade union movement. the chief caught the bug of the fight against the colonizer ish he himself say's the t a. the of freedom fighters in other parts of africa. yeah, todd the gun as of crime in google. my. yeah, god of a non v as if q a, all of nigeria on that todd of judy has become better outgoing your area. and of course i mean the brand of u

both the boss republics reported the tension of o. s. e emissions staff on suspicion of espionage and state treason. could you tell us more about this case and what was known about the moment of that detention a little overseas special? and what is, are in mission worth stations on both sides of the conflict between the boss and the key of regime all the way since 2014, before they were expelled in 2022. their official role was to report on the state of the conflicts and on the number of fees for violations. and as soon as they were gone, authorities in the next category began sharing information that in fact, we always see monitors, we're collecting information that. so what ends up in the hands of the minute sense of the key of regina prosecutors in the next republic also said that's the information provided to ukraine by the o. s. c. monitors, voice use not only for military purposes, but for terrorist acts against civilians. and public infrastructure in the next can in lagoons now once again, this was all happening long before the st

i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? ms. foxx: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to recognize the 100th anniversary of the leaksville garden club in rockingham county. north carolina's oldest active gardening club. it was formed in march of 1925, and was recognized as the third garden club to be organized within the state of north carolina. mr. speaker, this club is more than just about gardening. it's about fostering pride in the community, strengthening bonds of fellowship between people, and upholding tradition. this club is a shining example of the best that north carolina has to offer. its 10

, not a kingdom, a republic. it was he had sort of yes, he was a sort of hereditary army commander in chief, dependent, however, for supply and financing and the votes of the states general, which were elected by each members, of which elected by each of the seven dutch states whose representatives were turned chosen by elective representatives of each city of federal based on as coolidge put it, in 1926, the idea that the people have a right to choose their own rulers. it was the land uniquely in europe of that of tolerance and of faith and free exercise of religion. it was a commercial dynamo. the home of the first of the first corporation and a first national bank was ships trading around the world, banks financing great enterprise rises, producing a standard of living and of artistic achiever. second to none in europe. william was also as the grandson of king charles, the third in line for the english throne behind his wife, mary, her sister. and they were all but their father, james the second the duke, form

the guns people's republics. do you crate in forces, and that's the revelation that's being made by a former greek ambassador to ukraine. oh, i see ups up as west stationed in the dumbass from 2014 on to a 2022. the other issue that came to my attention was the use of classified information sent by a ca. observe is about the locations of weapons on the russian side of the contact line in eastern ukraine. since these positions were immediately under you training and fire, it was obvious that the observer's reports with 1st passed through ukrainian services degree could zip on that. it's sort of a entire story, obviously very close to hard. as he also pointed out that she visited the russian speaking greek villages and the boss, which were a good time deserted deeds of the constant shilling. now, there is a large greek community here, especially closer to mario full and it's slowly but surely reviving after russia liberated the nearby territory from where you create a militant, sorry to the civilian population, ask

to reopen the transit of gas through ukraine to the slow back republic. in western europe, the situation is absurd. the gas from east to west is not flowing, but ukraine is making the situation worse in europe by taking away european gas also gave executed, gets another terrorist attack just last the month against american and european interest in russia. but that's time it was an oil refinery of the caspian pipeline consortium, also known as the c d c. now ukrainian drones filled with natural projectiles and explosives. that's actually an oil refinery. the pumps, cruise from uh, american and european companies as through cause ex done. now they propose given sky oil refinery, which was it's x is the most important hop for the transportation of grooved for the caspian pipeline consortium. now, the shareholders of the caspian pipeline consortium includes international companies where the united states ownership amounts to at least $24.00 and a quarter percent. and the last year us companies control some 40 percent of the old oil supplies that were shipped

country and we need to become a republic. i am thankful that congress will never give statehood to puerto rico. they will think that. have seven democrats in. two democrat. but the governor of puerto rico. it's a republic in and was head of latinos for trump so that notion is as real as it was probably a decade ago. but i that we have to restore of the status one way or another because we can not move forward until that that stops everything. i remember and i'll stop here because i could go on forever and ever and ever we needed a piece of equipment that was in ship park in the bay but outside in internal waters and we had to go on the trump to get an okay for the jones act not to be apply to be able to get that piece that was miles away so that we didn't have to import it so that's how perverse invasive the issue of star was is for puerto rico. let me every book every book, the editor says you don't have so many pages so there must have been a number of juicy stories that. didn't make it into the book. this audience here has

their belief is that if these invade new take control of spanish louisiana, they will erect a republic an independent republic aligned with and most importantly, those in europe will consider this an act of the united states, a group of independent rabble rousing kentuckians. all right. and so ginny arrives in philadelphia with these and within days of arriving in philadelphia, he meets andre michaux. and he says, oh, andre, so you're planning to go out west kentucky on that route? you to be a scientist and everybody thinks you're a scientist. is there any way you might go out there and meet with some kentucky and see if they'll do this invasion. michaux, the loyal frenchman that he is, agrees much to his again, once again, extraordinary reluctance. even ginni writes about, you know, i don't think he really wanted to do it, but he was very loyal france and he did it. and so ginni amy show construct a plan to travel out to kentucky which michaux is going to travel under the guise science. some people may be aware of this project with the apes and he goes out to kentucky he's to meet geo

the framers approach set our young republic on a course towards prosperity beyond anything previously imagined creating remarkable stability. the history of europe. in roughly that same period reminds us the founders did not have to insist on this moderation and revolution. as coolidge pointed out, france of course, saw revolt followed by revolt. that's the counterfactual. as we heard from earlier panels, the american colonists saw themselves as inheritors of a great tradition and a free country. the colonists enjoyed strong property rights, direct representation, local assemblies and easy access to common law courts. in short they enjoyed the rights of englishmen. their strong civic culture. led to a crisis. when parliament. and the crown began infringing on their rights. parliament started levying taxes course without consent. demand and strict enforcement of the navigation. cutting the colonies off from the thriving trade that helped them be successful. worse yet, as we heard, the crown started dismissing that had developed organically in the colonies like the of burgesses. the doc

that goes back to the very origins of the target republic. there is definitely a way forward in terms of uh, keys and in terms of settling this conflict it, it definitely depends on the uh, you know, good wheel and, uh, the, the understanding of the interest of both sides. but uh, you know, even though there has been, uh, conflict over the past several decades or in the early republic, an era between the curves on the charge of republic, the turkish government. that does not mean that, that has to be the, you know, the future, of course, of those relationships that there is a historical precedents which can be drawn upon cold upon in terms of charging and new passing term. okay. and i think, you know, as long as there is some serious good will. and if negotiations are being conducted in good faith on both sides by the, in particular, uh on the side of the turkish government, given that it did the dominant party in this conflict, that there is a very good and decent chance for peace that he knows this may yet, harold, a new era of equitable pe

people's republic of china has aggressively pursued the ports across the globe. it require as robust, coordinated response by the united states and our allies. investments by chinese state owned companies and terminal leases at u.s. ports must continue to be reviewed carefully by the committee on foreign investments in the united states as they have been to date and p.r.c. investments in ports abroad must be countered by u.s. foreign aid. however, scrutinizing p.r.c. investments in our ports only go so far if we are at the same time opening the front gates of our government to chinese influence. the p.r.c. poses a threat to u.s. national security through investments not just in ports but all manner of foreign assets, including their top puppet elon musk. since being installed as the de facto president of the united states, he's acted at every turn of the interest of china and himself at the expense of the american people. musk has deep ties to china. we don't know the full extent of those ties because he refuses to file a public financial disclosure but know musi

but no security guarantees, but then democratic republic of congo and russia made offers of their own looks. that's a good yes. yes to us. we would be ready to all follow american partners when i say partners. i mean, not certainly governmental and administrative structures, but also companies an opportunity for joints work if they showed interest. we on file to be have significantly more results of this kind of then ukraine. trump says he'd be willing to do deals with russia to only out into european fears over warming ties between washington and moscow. the minerals deal is that the heart of zelinski is pushed to win us support. he's made it clear, his priority is peace and security for his country, but any agreement has to benefit both sides and protect the future of generations of ukrainians. alexander buyers, alda 0 for counting the cost of a full, that contentious meeting between the us president donald trump, a new brains president for a lot of me is landscape. so place. i spoke with griffin bhaskar, and she's the director of the critical mineral security program at the center

is enough in use comb. gleedy's troops of mobs through the capital of the democratic republic of congo. hundreds of armed soldiers took part of the show of force and can shasta, which comes this reminder bank to enter the fight as make gains in the countries east. and 53 has captured the regions to major cities. government, i'm cover. the government says will the 7000 people have been killed since the offensive stock in january. meanwhile, m 23, right? both of handed over some 20 ethnic who 2 fighters from an i'm group to rolanda. that includes an army general who's accused of having to be taking pots in the 1994 to $2.00 genocide. another officer who was sentenced by congress quote, for crimes against humanity. the n 23 is led by ethnic tutsis to say that fights and to protect the minority group. the one that army said the officers would be brought to justice. but the what we're doing now is to cut a you into a wanda, the relevant old harvey is, will take care of them and we will hand them over to the quotes for investigation. those accused of having participated in the genocide will

, making it clear that drifted from state care a top view and a visual arrives in the democratic republic of the called the most peaceful bloom made an escalating culture that has this place around 35000 people. the, this is the weekly on, on the, with the main and he's the, is the last 7 days as well as up to them. it's events as we saw in the us, the will, the syllabus holding the full out from the 10s over office exchange off those and those keys, white, half of the buckle, the us national security and by the should lights on was decision to declare as a nancy as is in time delegation, so not unknown, go after ordering them to leave immediately. how do you come in? so someone, when you're practically begging them for money and assistance, when you're wholly dependent on the, the lark asked to be american people and then walk into their white house and their oval office. and try to be argumentative and insulting. in fact, checking. so we made that clear and no uncertain terms. we made it clear that the negotiation which could have been a fantastic day for them in the country was over. a

run 30 foreign instructors. less girls live now to serbian war correspondent on treatment of the republic of syrup. scott union of journalist done the old send mitch then here, thank you for your time today. the, the pro pets prop squeeze you, although not far from the front lines, it's a void. the bulk of russian strikes so far. does that strike signify an expansion of military operations into a, into a new region and your if you of yes it is. but 1st of all, i'm shocked at all and forced this a few green. and the keyword jamie, in general, did not through name known most cost a training ground to something else, some new name that is not linking, that plays to rochester capital most go novel key ask you, for example, 2nd in every war it's a real treat when you when your recognizance and the intelligence find such truthful targets as this one in the task region, as far as i. so from this video that you are showing now to your audience, definitely shortly. arrangements of system is kind of using cluster will have that is what's that 5 or 5 minutes and is made for and the no one that y las

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yes, we cover the situation and so done in the democratic republic of congo here on out to 0, but i'm not sure how many people in the world are paying attention. sit down, for example. i know that is an issue that concerns you. a 150000 people, at least killed and about 11000000 displaced from the homes, either within the country or across the borders established. i think. so i made a point of going to sit down and my 1st week in the jump, 25000000 people in dire need of support. and we have to negotiate check point by check point crossing by crossing to get that age through a welcome to find the general pull on is just amounts extension of the opening of the edge right crossing, which is one of our most crucial channels for that support but our campaigns, i've just launched this is campaign a wirelessly wirelessly, on the funded i looked at last year. and more than half of the money came from the united states. you're not going to get that this year from the trump administration . well, i hope we can make the case to the trump administration and the sector re rubio, that that is life

as a size, the eastern democratic republic of congo, which has been a conflict zone for decades. m 23. now marching through the region taken the 2 big cities. how difficult is it for you to operate that? because go, as i understand it was the humanitarian hub and it became the place that fell. so, i mean, it's way you were delivering everything from. it's very, very difficult. and of course, you know, we're trying to get that airport and come open again because so much about supply depends on that on that routine. and so my appeal would be to the un security council to the wealth powers, to those with influence on the policies, to try to get some sort of peace deal to try and stop this conflict. yeah, it's a full on hop, but in the meantime, we will continue to deliver the aid has to get in all the while the story is a quite a risk. someone i've had the privilege to interview on out to 0 in depth and the past adult dentist, the quick a who won the nobel peace prize and runs a hospital in d. c said, i'm a congolese doctor for 30 years. i've repaired the bodies of women, brutalized

the gods republics must seem to solve. i was one of those arrested and she was initially hired as a translator for the always see, but she's now serving a 13 year sentence for treason for passing on information on the people's militia of a little golf. now r t spoke with this man, back in 2022. makes him is in a world of legal trouble. few faces state freezing charges, but not because of the services he provided to the o. c, as a translator and, and to protect one of the mission senior supervisors who introduced himself as a former state department. official approached maxime and language assistant evolved into an espionage agent on the goals structure. this data maxim fedbid has recruited georgia livet scheme. quinta, and is very closely tied to the pentagon, a self described to 26 year special ups veteran with the us military. and the reported form intelligence officer was chosen to supervise the impasse. yeah, let's see of the special monitoring group. all these special ups offices need to come on does intelligence agen

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that said, they still regarded him as a threat to the republic so in 1952 he applied for a reentry permit because he was not a citizen, he was a resident alien. whenever he left the country he had to apply for reentry permits. he was given the reentry permit by the ins and he and his wife and their children not on board the queen elizabeth in 1952 to go to london. he had not been out of the country in 20 years and never really had a vacation in 20 years and he had a film opening, the last one he made in america, and he wanted to take his wife to show her the london where he had grown up in the 1890's and early 1900s. after the opening of the show in london they were going to go to paris for the opening and then take one or two months to sightsee around europe and then returned to america. they got on board the queen elizabeth in september 1952, one day out of new york he got a telegram informing him his reentry permit had been revoked and that if you wanted to get back into the united states, he would have two face an investigation upon return in new york city. this was a shock he did not

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it sounds familiar where we are sitting at the moment, of the soviet system and the heads of the republics of russia, belarus, and ukraine got together to basically dismantle the soviet union, attempting to keep together some part before that, as this starts to move through the whole system toward this amazing and dramatic set of events, george h. w. bush goes off to kyiv and starts to make an appeal for the guys to keep the band together and this is very interesting to think back on. this next year's are 250th anniversary of u.s. independence , from the united kingdom. it is quite remarkable or we have come in 250 years when we think about what that anniversaries want to like next year, that we have had a hard time, despite being a revolutionary power that fought towards independence, of going along with others when they have come to that moment as well. that is because in the meantime the united states started to become an imperial power itself after being held by the french to keep the brits out of the picture again during 1812. after that, we moved on doing the same thing as other grea

. >> dismantle a constitutional republic. >> and all. >> i'm saying is that when the five alarm firen a post with a bucket of water. if you want to stop it from raging out of control. >> yours is an assessment i've heard from former senior national security officials, but only privately. and you're the only one to say it publicly. say more about your decision to do that. >> well, i. >> should start. >> by saying that my family escaped the pogroms in ukraine in the 1880s, and it was when the russians were coming to kill jews. and this country, the united states, provided us with the security, safety opportunity to, well, just to live and of course, i should point out that it was a public school that gave my great grandfather an education and a public service, a public health agency that gave them a place to live. and so i am very grateful to be an american and believe very much in protecting all the rights of american, the american people. i also built a holocaust museum with holocaust survivors here. and i can tell you that in 1933 and 1934, the german constitutional republic was con

most certainly no flourishing, but i think it was the restaurant in central asian republics, online training context and trying to make sure perhaps for their own good. the packet i've done is done. does not regress into k is now. is it good enough for now? do you see any opportunities for something more inspiring, i guess, or economically viable? it is such an and not good enough, but at this same time, i think carrier should go to a one subs immediate neighbors and the share file sustaining one is some economically do and if actually use subsistence sleep. so the subsistence level is the tool, the cut off to swap and to bar for truth and which is 14 a was on, but situation is cave. there's 97 percent power train on some part of which 52 percent of ex, truly dependent on international humanitarian assistance. and unfortunately, that international humanitarian assistance is drinking in good causes and fronted fee. um, all drugs come and the and the come a drink was made for $4200000000.00 but hardly one 3rd. was actually a dealer close by son. same happens us to around $2400000000.00 coming