one can see the leader of the republican party senator, former senator richard black in his interview the position of the united states in the ukrainian conflict for the first time, probably, a representative of the country's political class describes washington's strategy in all its cynicism and without pretentious demagoguery. especially for those who do not want to hear, something is already being openly said about ukrainians, figures of the republican party are visible as expendable material, and former us senator richard black in his interview formulated the us position in the ukrainian conflict for the first time, probably, a representative of the political class of the country describes the strategy washington in all its cynicism and without pretentious demagoguery. we don't care how many ukrainians die. how many women will die, children of the civil military, that's all for us it's like a great football match and we want to win russia did not plan the invasion in advance it can be seen from the number of troops involved in the attack ukraine had 250,000, and russia attacked wi

about ukrainians, figures of the republican party are visible as expendables, former us senator richard blackinterview formulated the us position in the ukrainian conflict for the first time, probably, a representative of the country's political class describes washington's strategy in all its cynicism and without pretentious demagoguery. we are everything no matter how many ukrainians die. how many women children and civilians die we don't care it's like a great football match and we want to win russia did not plan the invasion in advance it can be seen from the number of troops involved in the attack ukraine had 250,000 and russia attacked with only 160 thousand putin was forced to attack, in order to prevent the attack of ukraine on the donbass, russia is trying not to inflict damage on civilian ukrainians, as it considers them to be slavic brothers, unlike american tanks in vietnam, russian tanks stopped in front of peaceful crowd in the early days of the invasion. we would just crush them in such a situation. ukraine cannot make peace, only washington can make such a decision, but we wan

richard black, a former republican party senator, for virginia, says western countries prefer to turn a blind eye to tactics used by kiya right now. there are such enormous force from the west, from the u. s. from nato. from the united kingdom. there's tremendous pressure from the western media to never say anything bad about ukraine and to make up any kind of going that you could say against the russians. that's becoming a little bit frayed. pete, the information is beginning to leak out, and people are beginning to say, you know, wait a minute. it wasn't russia that started this war. it was, they told they started the war because they forced brushes back to the wall where the president, he had no alternative for to defend the sovereign territory of russia. and he had to launch an attack to do that. in order to preempt the attack, ukraine was planning against the don bass. so we see a gradual shift in the political environment. and now you see more people beginning to slowly, cautiously speak out. and so you know this, this ukraine war never made any sense. we're slaughtering good, d

well, let's go live now to richard black, a former republican party senator for virginia. senator local officials are saying that the ukrainian rockets have fallen near the power plant for the 2nd time in 2 days. what do you make of these developments? no, the interesting thing is that russian forces took over suffer zaya back in march. so they, the russian forces, hold that area and add what is happening. the russians do have some artillery units that are close to the, to the power plants, the ukrainians are launching an offensive. if we don't know how much it'll amount to, but it's an offensive against care sun. and in the process they want to take out. these are tillery batteries that are near the here the power plants know. we have the landscape. he's sort of always in an outrage about sampling. in the lightest thing is he, he is, i understand he's wyoming the russians for showing their own positions at the power plants. these are, these are russian positions. the power plants are held under russia and control by russian army. and somehow, so when ski is trying to say that, i guess

just covering up the west real intentions that the stickly, i'm a former virginia state senator richard black speaking to r t. right now, there are such enormous force from the west, from the us, from nato, from the united kingdom, this tremendous pressure from the western media. to never say anything bad about ukraine and to make up any kind of dying that you can say, against the russians. that's becoming a little bit frayed. pete, the information is beginning to leak out. and people are beginning to say, you know, wait a minute. it wasn't russia that started this war. it was, they tell they started the war because they force rushes back to the wall. where the president, he had no alternative but to defend the sovereign territory of russia. and he had to launch an attack to do that. in order to preempt the attack, ukraine was planning against the don bass. now it's been a deadly day and the armenian capital. 2 people had been killed and 61 injured after unexplored and in the center of europe and the incredible scenes a sprawling market in the capital was rocked by repeated bos, reportedly, l

richard black, former republican virginia state senator, will be appreciate your inside. thank you very much. the washington claims is worried about the unfolding european energy crisis and his promise things to help deal with the threat of potential shortages which have been prompted by us lead sanctions. now the top white house aide says have confidence that europe's commitment to ukraine will not be affected. so despite b, e use problems on the home front. we're concerned about potential energy shortages in europe as the winter approaches. we'll be latched up with allies in partners to try to do what we can to alleviate any shortages coming through. what we see from a diplomatic perspective, what we see on the economic front. and frankly, what we see on the security assistance front is an impressive and absolutely unchanged sense of resolve in unity over supporting ukraine. well, i'm afraid it looks like it's now europe's turned to find out that washington's promises aren't worth the paper on which they're written. in a letter that the wall street journal editorial boa

s. states senator richard black. right now there are such enormous force from the wes from the us, from nato, from the united kingdom. there's tremendous pressure from the western media to never say anything bad about ukraine and to make up any kind of buying that you can say, against the russians. that's becoming a little bit frayed. pete, the information is beginning to leak out. and people are beginning to say, you know, wait a minute. it wasn't russia that started this war. it was nature. they started the war because they forced brushes back to the wall where the president, he had no alternative for to defend the sovereign territory of russia. and he had to launch an attack to do that. in order to preempt the attack, ukraine was planning against the don bass. okay, let's bring you some more breaking news. this time coming out of washington, d. c. at where a man has fired a gun several times just any one else was hurt in the incident. any more details on this, this story just developing as being written the last f

ukraine started is just covering up the with real intentions to claim a former us states under richard black. right now, there are such enormous force from the west, from the us, from nato, from the united kingdom. there's tremendous pressure from the western media to never say anything bad about ukraine and to make up any kind of dying that you can say against the russians. that's becoming a little bit frayed. pete, the information is beginning to leak out. and people are beginning to say, you know, wait a minute. it wasn't russia that started this war. it was nature. they started the war because they forced brushes back to the wall where the president, he had no alternative for to defend the sovereign territory of russia. and he had to launch an attack to do that in order to preempt the attack that ukraine was planning against the don bass. i'm this the international is to face on the valuation by want it is calling external experts who will look into his recent report on controversial ukrainian military tactics. according to media reports, the expos, a drew western score on pushback from

a former virginia state senator richard black. right now there are such enormous force from the wes from the us, from nato, from the united kingdom. there's tremendous pressure from the western media to never say anything bad about ukraine and to make up any kind of dying that you can say against the russians. that's becoming a little bit frayed. pete, the information is beginning to leak out. and people are beginning to say, you know, wait a minute. it wasn't russia that started this war. it was nature. they started the war because they forced brushes back to the wall where the president, he had no alternative but to defend the sovereign territory of russia. and he had to launch an attack to do that. in order to preempt the attack, ukraine was planning against the don bass. it's been a deadly day in the armenian capital. 2 people have been killed and 57 injured after an explosion in the center of europe on the face brawling market in the capital was wrought by repeated blasts, reportedly leaving many traps under the rubble. 20 pe

that's the claim of former us senator richard black. right now, there are such enormous force from the west, from the us, from nato, from the united kingdom. there's tremendous pressure from the western media to never say anything bad about ukraine and to make up any kind of buying that you can say against the russians. that's becoming a little bit frayed. pete, the information is beginning to leak out, and people are beginning to say, you know, wait a minute. it wasn't russia that started this war. it was, they tell they started the war because they forced brushes back to the wall where the president, he had no alternative but to defend the sovereign territory of russia. and he had to launch an attack to do that in order to preempt the attack that ukraine was planning against the don bass. amnesty international is to face an evaluation by external experts who will look into a recent report on controversial ukrainian military tactics. that's according to media reports. they expose a has drawn western score and push back from ukraine, in

that's according to the former american senator richard black. right now there are such enormous force from the wes, from the us, from nato, from the united kingdom. this tremendous pressure from the western media. to never say anything bad about ukraine and to make up any kind of buying that you can say, against the russians. that's becoming a little bit frayed. pete, the information is beginning to leak out. and people are beginning to say, you know, wait a minute. it wasn't russia. they started this war. it was, they tell the started the war because they forced brushes back to the wall where the president, he had no alternative for to defend the sovereign territory of russia. and he had to launch an attack to do that. in order to preempt the attack. ukraine was planning against the don bass. president joe biden's policies have been dismissed as having very little to do with democracy. in an interview with former congresswoman policy gathered, basically casting doubt that washington's actions in ukraine of the country's best interests at heart

congress about this in an interview with ria the news was told by the former senator from virginia, richard blackm people that kiev is losing military operations and ordinary americans. they don’t even realize that the operation was planned by the us and nato before 2014. to reach out to conscience, if any, there are dozens of people gathered in front of the us embassy in moscow, lay down on the ground next to stickers denoting petal mines. these explosive devices are being actively scattered across many cities. dpr deadly traps hit more than forty civilians, including children. activists demand to bring the authorities of ukraine to justice, and americans are urged to see what kiev is doing at the behest of the united states . they see the enemy in everything and everywhere, the prosecutor general's office. belarus initiated criminal cases against the deputy of the verkhovna rada of ukraine aleksey goncharenko, who was accused of threatening violence against the president of the republic of belarus and discrediting our country for production preliminary investigation, criminal cases were sent to

states has recently become quite frank, visible figures the republican party and former us senator richard blackis interview formulated the us position on the ukrainian conflict, a representative of the country's political class describes washington's strategy in all its cynicism and without pretentious demagoguery. ukraine cannot make peace, only washington can make such a decision, but we want to continue this war, and we will fight until the last ukrainian dies. should we be surprised at the actions of kiev, given the bloodthirstiness and adventurism of the rhetoric of all friends of ukrainian independence? mr. foreign affairs and likely future prime minister of great britain has announced that if anything happens, she will not hesitate to use nuclear weapons against russia if the need arises. the famous red button and launch nuclear missiles, are you physically capable of doing it? i think this is an important duty of the prime minister. i'm ready to do it russian journalist dmitry kiselev, in response, reminded the track that his country has sarmat missiles, one of them is enough for the un

conflict was clearly formulated by an american figure of the republican party, former senator richard black is another sensation when a representative of the american political establishment describes the strategy in washington in all its cynicism and without pretentious demagogy. we don't care how many ukrainians die. how many women and children will die civilian military we don't care it's like a great football game and we want to win russia didn't plan the invasion ahead of time. this can be seen from the number of troops involved in the attack. ukraine had 250.000. russia attacked with only 160,000. forced to attack to prevent ukraine from attacking donbass russia tries not to harm civilian ukrainians, as it considers them brother slavs, unlike american tanks in vietnam, russian tanks stopped in front of a peaceful crowd in the early days of the invasion. we would just squash them such a situation. ukraine cannot make peace, only washington can make such a decision, but we want to continue this war, and we will fight until the last ukrainian dies. how do you like this recognition it is

allies, at least until the mid-term november congressional elections, former virginia senator richard black about this from the people conceal that kiev is losing hostilities and ordinary americans. they don’t even realize that the operation was planned by the us and nato before 2014. to reach out to conscience, if any, there are dozens of people gathered in front of the us embassy in moscow, lay down on the ground next to stickers denoting petal mines. these explosive devices are being actively scattered across many cities. dnr deadly traps have already hit more than 40 civilians, citizens, including children. activists demand to involve the authorities of ukraine, to responsibility, and americans are urged to see what kiev is doing at the behest of the united states. however, reaching out to ukrainian politicians is unlikely to succeed in the heat of the frenzied race for independence. they see the enemy in everything and everywhere, the prosecutor general's office. belarus initiated criminal cases against the deputy of the verkhovna rada of ukraine aleksey goncharenko, who was accused of

they're all of these black people in south carolina and richard harvey came and ame minister in brooklynhe ame church, not been allowed to - in the confederacy and 90 percent of all black people in 1910, they lived in the former confederate states in the south before the great migration in southern they knew that there was for tile grounds progrowth. so ground zero had to be charleston,ad the first thing te richard harvey does is rebuild mother emmanuel church and it is a higher as the architect to build it, denmark son, his son, you can make that up this like poetry.t then richard harvey came becomes a major figure in the renaissance reconstruction and he starts his own it newspaper and he will run for congress to be elected in 1972 and 1876. some of the a third reading the story sadly, is dylan roof and he did not choose mother emmanuel accidentally know because it was the heart of reconstruction. i did the lesson view we believe reverend and that wednesday, the night he was at prayer meeting and with nato third i call them the saints, and dylan roof prayed with them sensibly for an ho

conflict, which was clearly formulated by an american leader of the republican party, former senator richard blackhe strategy in washington in all its cynicism and without pretentious demagoguery. we don't care how many ukrainians die. how many civilian women children die we don't care it's like a great football game and we want to win russia didn't plan the invasion ahead of time. this can be seen from the number of troops involved in the attack ukraine had 250,000, while russia attacked with only 160,000. he was forced to attack in order to prevent ukraine from attacking the donbas russia is trying not to harm ukrainian civilians, as it considers them to be slavic brothers, in contrast from american tanks in vietnam, russians stopped in front of a peaceful crowd in the early days of the invasion. we would simply crush them in such a situation. ukraine cannot make peace, only washington can make such a decision, but we want to continue this war, and we will fight until the last ukrainian dies. how do you like this recognition? i wonder what the ukrainians themselves think when they are officially

black. then they go, now you are a white supremacist. it's true, richard. ative, you are a white supremacist. >> richard: let me say. >> greg: larry elder. >> richard: you made this argument about what minorities want and what minorities don't want. as the minority of the table, i think it's simple. we want a seat at the table. >> greg: you are sitting right here. >> richard: how many openly black gay legislators? >> greg: i don't count them. there aren't a lot of short guys in the nbn i don't count them either. >> richard: you need to have people who have different lived experiences in the room to determine the policy. >> greg: this is what is destroying education. you have to fire the white teachers before you fire anybody else because you've got to make sure that the quotas are right. it's actually poison. >> richard: don't you see the difference between what you are saying and what a lot of these politicians are saying. you are seeing a seat at the table and they are saying no, take your seat at the back because these people been kept down too long. >> j

pumped up with weapons very much, thinking about the consequences, former us congress senator richard blacks . something a lot anyway how many ukrainians will die, civilian women, children or soldiers? i think all decisions are made in washington dc as long as we want the war to continue. we will conduct it using the ukrainians, and we will fight to the last ukrainian. and here already german quote. the owners of the turbon will adhere to, zelensky himself answered the question, and the independence of ukraine answered like this for how long we are regardless of how much, perhaps today we are so independent valeria alekseevna ntv television company but now just follow the logic when everyone talks about independence about order, based on the rules about the need to guarantee the rights to their own opinions and views of death. dashi dugina and the reactions to her reveal the situation very clearly. after all, what happened does not fall under the streamlined tragedy. it dasha herself was the target of the terrorist attack, or her father was a philosopher. what is the difference between a te

here you can see the leader of the republican party and former us senator richard black in his interview, a representative of the political class of the country describes the strategy in washington in all its cynicism and, without pretentious demagoguery, one can say it breaks butter, we don’t care how much ukrainians will die. how many women, children and civilians will die, we don't care it's like a great football game and we want to win russia did not plan the invasion in advance, this is evident from the number of troops involved in the attack ukraine had 250,000, and russia attacked with only 160,000 putin was forced to attack in order to prevent ukraine from attacking the donbass russia tries not to harm ukrainian civilians, as it considers them brother slavs , unlike the american tanks in vietnam, the russians stopped in front of a peaceful crowd in the early days of the invasion. we would just crush them in such a situation. ukraine cannot conclude peace such a decision can only be made by washington but we want to continue this war, and we will fight until the last one dies. ine

well, it’s really interesting anyway, and there he is also the main colonel of the marine corps, richard black are now fighting with the kiev army, nevertheless, but based on the fact that these are their brothers slavs. they are not at full strength. and it's like, not a real war. see these same words absolutely spoken and retired counselor. uh, in the previous secretary of defense mcgregor, he also speaks guys very clearly. look let's be realistic. you all said that offensive realism or realism. this is very good. let's just take the seam out of the eyes and see what we're up to today . what needs to be done in america in order to be in the black, so that prices return to the level of the nineteenth year, what needs to be done in order for american goods to be sold about them, we 'll talk today, i'm still interested, here. uh, here, here's what we see, well, in terms of actual current events. and here's what's happening. it's somehow controlled, in your mind by some of the surrounding washington controls by whom, that is, who is my main question. see. after all, we have discussed here that,

years old back in vietnam, their orders were carried out by irons jungle and helicopter pilot richard blackans die. we don't care how many women, children, children of the civil military, it's like a big football match and we want to win . ukraine cannot make a decision on peace. a decision on peace can only be made in washington, but for now we want to continue this war. we will fight until the last ukrainian dies at the end of june, when the cavalier, experienced in such matters, purple heart, i recorded this video, there could still be a glimmer of hope that the veteran had lived. exaggerates yet the vietnam war lasted 20 years, but now the white house is almost official. but what is the war in ukraine for the usa this war with russia on the territory of ukraine the united states is developing a long-term plan after 6 months of russia's war in ukraine, the government is thinking about a long campaign, most likely, additional troops will be sent to europe, a new $ 3 billion aid package for training and armament of the ukrainian troops. designed for years to come, where there are years and

yes, well, here is senator richard black, who became famous for his recent statement about the battleory. listen, we supply fantastic volumes of weapons, and this has led to a rise in the value of the shares. military industrial companies. all of these enterprise defenses have been overblown by taxpayer dollars. i do not think that this will greatly affect the outcome of the war. russia will still win. vasily georgievich is talking about money again, are you an economist, does the american military-industrial complex earn money or is the scheme much more complicated, because now the weapons are leaving, but uh, the government and suppliers. they are. in fact, they don't get paid for it. they just go into the black hole. i understand that the military-industrial complex itself receives, but not what's more, the money has to be printed, and the united states does indeed produce a significant money mission every year. it 's basically the basis of their strategy for this century, because if we think back to bush jr., the first thing that comes to mind is that huge spending on iraq on afgh

the first president, couple of many of you may not know, was that richard tea greener, forest black graduate as the first secretary from 1885 to 1892. frank kotaro is the current president of the grant monument association. mr. scaturro is an american lawyer historian and public advocate. he revise that association beginning in 1994, and he is a partner of the law firm where he handles civil rights and commercial litigation. let's welcome frank scaturro to the podium. [applause] >> good morning. on behalf of the grant monument association, i want to thank all of you for being here today to commemorate the 200th birthday of president ulysses s grant. a special thank you to the national park service and the united state military academy for your hard work planning this ceremony today and for all that you do for this site. 200 years ago today, a baby who would be named -- ulysses grant was born in a small house in point pleasant, ohio. it is a distinctly american trait that those who command armies or even become presidents often began life not in palaces or gilded mansions but start from humbl

writes in this conspiratorial information at the conclusion again the unraveling of this one the black richardide character has been assassinated and a character that's much like chester himes is traveling in europe and he says you know when to t start with africa and thers history still to be told. another deathbed notice. the scientists, i don't know. may go back to the beginning. in 1958 he voted to leave the invasion. whichever you prefer the british and french were shaken. how could the two men of the colonies be of such political maturity. both men from both countries were underwriting the banking system but there would be a temporary evaluation of the federation weather was new money or not. if the federation worked tell me african-american states would follow suit and then they'd have a european federation. it's a cold calculus that leads to a plan for genocide for black americans. with the rollicking tradition of robert ludlum and author ian fleming mentioned. nonetheless you have an articulate analysis by the end of the 1960s about the machinations of this new world andfhi the danger

was that richard t greener? first black graduate of harvard and political supporter of grant served as its first secretary from 1885 to 1892. frank scaturro is the current president of the grant monument association mr. scutorial is an american lawyer historian and public advocate. he revised that association beginning in 1994 and he has a partner of the fisher broils law firm where he handled civil rights and commercial litigation. let's welcome frank sutorial to the podium. well, good morning. on behalf of the grant monument association. i want to thank all of you for being here today to commemorate the 200th birthday of president ulysses s grant a special thank you to the national park service and the united states military academy for your hard work planning this ceremony. today and for all you do for this site. 200 years ago today a baby who would be named hyrum ulysses grant was born in a small wooden frame house in point pleasant, ohio. it is a distinctly american trait that those who command armies or even become pr

was that richard t greener? first black graduate of harvard and political supporter of grant served as its first secretary from 1885 to 1892. frank scaturro is the current president of the grant monument association mr. scutorial is an american lawyer historian and public advocate. he revised that association beginning in 1994 and he has a partner of the fisher broils law firm where he handled civil rights and commercial litigation. let's welcome frank sutorial to the podium. well, good morning. on behalf of the grant monument association. i want to thank all of you for being here today to commemorate the 200th birthday of president ulysses s grant a special thank you to the national park service and the united states military academy for your hard work planning this ceremony. today and for all you do for this site. 200 years ago today a baby who would be named hyrum ulysses grant was born in a small wooden frame house in point pleasant, ohio. it is a distinctly american trait that those who command armies or even become pr