as rochelle state one nuclear company, you've all set them is set to open a new nuclear power plant. construction began 5 years ago. it spread across a 1000 acres of land, 150 kilometers from the capital city, dock off a project of for $20000000000.00. this nuclear power plant built by russia is expected to change the face of bond glove. these, the 1st delivery of uranium fuels comes less than a month off to the wizard by rochelle sport, minnesota. so the loud roll to talk of both countries agreed to deepen by laughter dies. now that do for you here, bottle plant gets fused bongo. these are set to become the 33rd nuclear power using countries in the world. up until now, bangladesh has largely been dependent on natural gas and cold to produce. it said no, cheat the prospect for 3, the production woodthrush of assistance was met with open arms by the bundle of the she prime minister. she casino, i'm especially, i personally think the russian federation president vladimir putin for this project . today we are stepping into the new, clear rage, our trusted and tested friend, the russian

mademoiselle, mademoiselle, hello, rochelle, hello, rochelle, today i'm sick at heart, so come on, myay, my golden one, what are you, completely gray-haired, sing me a song, girl, well, sing about my love, which is not there, no more, make such a noise outside the windows, surf, come with me, to my house, take candy, pineapple, wine, a bottle for us. come to us for a light, violin and so tenderly, this evening i’m so lonely, i’m so wet, this evening i’m so lonely, i’m so wet, pour it, son, hello, dear tv viewers, as you understand, come to us today a wonderful artist, mikhail zahar, came to the podcast melodies of my life, hosted by your humble servant valery syutkin. misha, thank you for finding the time, i congratulate you, it’s your anniversary year, thank you, i’m very glad to be on your program, i’m very glad, you, you’re practically one of the first people i met upon my return, from america, from far away, here, you and i met right away, we immediately remembered everything, immediately fell in love with each other, remember, in childhood we had albums, we came, we looked at pho

necessary forces, developing new capabilities and adjusting article mom and control structures. rochelle war on ukraine is a reminder of the important role in naples, nuclear weapons play in the turning aggression next week, and nato a little hold. it's on your new exercise. so that's plus noun. this is routine training event that happens every october. this year the training will take place or it's a great shot on the mentoring and see our exercise will help to ensure that the benefits in effectiveness um secured to our new care. the attendant on it sends a clear message, a nathan would protect them. the fund or allies are today ministers also address the damage to critical under see infrastructure in the baltic sea as expressed strong. so that with a stone that i'm fitting them us, their work, just fabulous defense. nathan, all of us are sharing information to support the effort. if this is proven to be a deliberate attack on critical things brochure, it will be a serious incident. i would be met by united. i'm the tournament response. i raced with ministers. the need to move forward o

these are responsible children, and they said, "carmen doesn't wanna go with, is it okay if rochelle comes over to babysit?" >> so then i went over to the wetterling house. >> as a parent, we were in direct contact with them and -- and everything felt fine. >> like you'd done everything right that you could possibly do. >> right, and it's a five-minute, ten-minute max bike ride? it's not far. it's a mile. >> we left probably close to around 8:30. i was actually on the scooter, and then they were on their bikes. we weren't in a big hurry. we were just kind of cruising down the road, and then, we went into tom thumb, the convenience store, and we got "the naked gun," the movie. then i remember also getting blow pops, just some suckers, and then, we just headed back the same way we came down. >> they were just getting really close, within a half mile of their house, and all of a sudden, this guy stepped out of the shadows and said, "stop, i have a gun." >> a guy wearing a mask took your son. >> who would take a child? >> it was inconceivable. generas who are anti-alcholine receptor anti

but perhaps the history of none of these organizations and institutions is as high as that of the rochelle aristocratic family in england. the rochschild family can actually be he was the main financial sponsor of the establishment of the zionist regime in 1948. the ruchishis have been in palestine since the 9th century in pursuit of the formation of a jewish state, and finally at the end of the first half of the 20th century, they succeeded in realizing their dream. at the same time , they established an institution called the human rights institute in england, which was later renamed the miriam rothschild foundation for human rights. one of the largest human rights organizations in england and the world. another human rights foundation was established in new york city, the founder of which was one of the jewish capitalists who opposed chapsez named torhallerson. jewish writer eli wiesel was also a member of this foundation. wiesel was the one who accused hamas of using human shields in the gaza war and was very critical of obama for pushing to stop urban development in jerusalem. soon, w

the mastermind of the jews, with the support of an englishman named rochelle , proposes the formation of an independent state for the jews. in the walfour declaration, british foreign minister wakht also sided with the zionist jews in a secret letter to rothschild. a month later, the british army entered jerusalem and the headquarters of the zionist movement was moved there . the first leader of the zionists, niezmann from england , confirmed that during this history, the british appeared in every conflict between the jews and the arabs, and 199 international societies confirmed the co-headship of the british. the training of the jewish police and the establishment of the jewish agency by the british it increased the control of the zionists over the occupied territories. america also with the summit. baltimore and support for the freedom of jewish immigration to palestine and the formation of a full jewish state army. british and american support that made the ball and field in the hands of the zionists. maybe that is why experts say what is happening in gaza these days. it is dictate

but seeing and in person is rochelle utah. purchase here. oh, my god. yeah. i have so much about kosky. sonya is that what you come to the 07 was precious say well you know what she likes for her brushes. see we're in a florida. sure. east almost across portion ios system of the deals are before me and of course the 2nd level, but it just approaches you've plenty of to walk store and the bulk of them. i mean it's so you can do to your disposal. it's not the worst of all product mustang. so it is against all religion, which brings me brings me back to something upset a lot. and our journey is that is good versus evil. and now we've seen evil the usually just a lot of us total. so the yes, the the, the thing is just for sure the part of me wants to believe him, but my instincts is not to believe him. they're giving him services. so in my mind he should be presenting and part of me is just saying is going with the flow until this is all over with and then he can get out and go back to his own life. i do feel like i've changed inside from this visit so that if i

when herretzel, the mastermind of the jews, with the support of an englishman named rochelle, formed an independent country it suggests for the jews. in the walfour declaration, the british foreign minister at that time also accompanied the zionist jews in a secret letter to ruchishi . a month later, the british army entered jerusalem and the headquarters of the zionist movement was moved there. wiseman, the first leader of the zionists, comes to palestine from england. during this history, the british appeared in every dispute between the jews and the arabs, and in 1999 the international community confirmed the co-headship of the british . the training of the jewish police and the establishment of the jewish agency by the british, which increased the zionists' control over the occupied territories. america also with the summit baltimore and support for freedom of immigration marked a complete jewish state. british and american support that made the ball and field in the hands of the zionists . perhaps this is why experts say that what is happening in gaza these days is dictated by a

basel, switzerland, when herzl, the mastermind of the jews with the support of an englishman named rochelle , he proposes the formation of an independent state for the jews. in the walfour declaration, british foreign minister wakht also sides with the zionist jews in a secret letter to rocheschild. a month later, the british army entered jerusalem and the headquarters of the zionist movement was moved there. wiseman, the first leader of the zionists, comes to palestine from england. during this history, the british appeared in every dispute between the jews and the arabs, and the international community confirmed the british leadership. the training of the jewish police and the establishment of the jewish agency by england, which is under zionist control increased the occupied territories. america , with the baltimore summit and supporting the freedom of immigration to palestine and the formation of an army, a complete jewish state. " british and american support that made the ball and field in the hands of the zionists. maybe that is why experts say that what is happening in gaza these da

though, so we'd be told you'll leave my name is rochelle, and lucky will new. you'll leave us. we miss con, futile with the full inside of the sleeve. the bar because of the light, not really itself, no glass, you'll see it assuming that the these really is managed to stop the syrians, that paid a heavy price in men and tanks on top of the casualties. the commander of the 188 and brigades, con, no, you've been sure hum. was killed along with his deputy and operations officer having failed and he has main objective to take these rarely fluid based natasha and use damascus. come on bunker, president assets decisions. we're looking increasingly desperate out of pocket and the, the one to look, i'm gonna be the police a mazda mcnulty for me to find out what i want help of in the ocean. are you that in this? is that a size that doesn't mind them as you on the edge of the you massage by the device for hudson release. i just want him to assess it to come out. are these are to be well wasted when you up with in the middle. how it and look the visual. so i feel i really, i need to have

but luckily for things to rochelle, compression of this collections are being preserved. the same week, the group of men turned up at the local history museum and occupied by the you. looking for the famous works of matthew pope on autism advocate twins to many russians claim as direct among the intrude of pro kremlin tv on alexander musket with us frequently. what do you just say more about that? what does it say feeling? we pulled a line from a song that might do something most could void question the mediums direct to natalia capacity. ok, but on camera you join you and you don't wish to someone else. i'm not sure that i could send this to, but i didn't get along with the points. we were supposed to be on stiffness. what's of by and them the co mr. off come on the tv on cassette the direct to reveal the location of a secret collection, a 100 footage eventually. and most of most men loading the collection into minivans of pick. so it was posted by most people holding quinn, cheese red, sunset on the didn't a product then the focus time to the city of cuts on and what sh

literally because a lot of the loops enough instead of just kind of look like to read for things to rochelle, compression of his collections are being preserved the same week. the group of men turned up at the local history museum and occupied by the you. looking for the famous works of matthew pope on autism advocate twins. too many russians came after running among the intrude of pro kremlin tv on, alexander musket bored with it as frequently as well. what do you just say more of that? what does it say feeling we pulled in line from a song that might do something most could void question the mediums direct to natalia capacity. ok, but on camera you, when you, when you deal with someone else, i'm not sure that i got some missed of a already get along with the queen's we were supposed to be on just the thoughts of buying them the co mr. off come on. the tv on cassette the direct to reveal the location of a secret collection, a 100 footage. eventually a mice of most men loading the collection into minivans and a picture was posted by most people holding quin cheese. red sunsets on the didn't

good levels may be rising, but still claims rochelle, it looks very much like it did before the pandemic, not normal. so you like in most cities around the world is partly due to the global vaccination program. a program that received reflected glory in the swedish capital on monday as to of its pine is we're awarded the most prestigious prize in science, the nobel assembly, apparently an excuse to, to, to test today decided toward the 2023. and nobel prize seems fishy all in your mouth, the same jointly to captain and kerry co. andrew weiss, man, terry co, and whiteman, developed the m r and a vaccine that's allowed to roll out of a no q i. sions against coven 19 within a year of the disease emerging. but it had been a long struggle. we couldn't get funding, we couldn't get publications. we couldn't get people to notice our, hey, as something interesting is it failed clinical trials. and pretty much everybody gave up on that, but the katie lift the match and, and we spent the rest of 20 plus years working together, figuring out how to get it so far. i didn't know whether to disagree or,

and a number of un decisions was meant to be implemented through the work of the quartet, the usa, rochelle, m, d, u n, and the e. u. for a long time, the united states blocks the work of this mechanism. and in the last couple of years, they stopped the work of the quartet while leaving no alternatives to his statements . tom, after the un security council failed to adopt a resolution proposed by rest of this past week. the draft proposed by moscow called for a humanitarian at ceasefire release of all hostages, 8 access and a safe evacuation of civilians. however, the united states, france, japan, and the u. k. boat it against the initiative. again, lab, rob says us contributes to tensions with its approach, mostly known as the local. the united states is among the ones already interfering in the conflict. they sense to aircraft, carrier groups, and several thousands combat troops. the more any country take such a proactive steps, the higher the risk that the conflict will escalate. what comes as washington seems to be making decisions on the future of gaza, the secretary of state, so some

and a number of un decisions was meant to be implemented through the work of the quartet, the usa, rochelle, m, d, u n, and the e. u. for a long time, the united states blocks the work of this mechanism. and in the last couple of years, they stop to the work of the quartet while leaving no alternatives. his statements come after the un security council failed to adopt a resolution proposed by russia this past week, the draft of proposed by moscow called for a humanitarian cease fire release of all hostages, 8 access, and the safe evacuation of civilians. however, the united states, france, japan, and the u. k voted against the initiative well, it comes as washington seems to be making decisions on the future of guys to the us secretary of state. so some of us can no longer hold power. i think we know 2 things. we can't go back to the status quo. they can't go back to this as go with. i'm us being in a position in terms of is governance of, of guys a to repeat what it did there different um the different ideas out there about what could follow but, but all of that i think needs to be worked

and a number of un decisions was meant to be implemented through the work of the quartet, the usa, rochelle, the un, and the you. for a long time, the united states blocks the work of this mechanism. and in the last couple of years, they stopped to the work of the quartet while leaving no alternatives. $201.00 as a host also reaffirmed its support for the palestinian resistance. one has been a long term support or an ally of him. austin, other resistance groups in the region. and now we see that the, i'm here on the line on a to far to and held the press conference after 7 hours plus after that session you said that one continues to support thomas and it won't, continues to support the resistance access in that region. he says, one does not say frank, the pro long ation and the perpetuation of the conflict between israel and palestine. and it wasn't for the united states military support for these really army. these were the army i would have collapsed during the conference. so now he warned israel of the continuation and depending on cation of the complex, and i called on the muslim countr

and a number of un decisions was meant to be implemented through the work of the quartet, the usa, rochelle, m d u n, and the e. u. for a long time, the united states blocked the work of this mechanism. and in the last couple of years, they stopped to the work of the quartet while leaving no alternatives, as well as the host. a one also shared it stance towards each really palestinian complex. it one will continue its support for the resistance groups empowers find the line with these women complex efforts to and if in the case wrong occupation of the palestinian territories by as well. what do you want me to for an answer also criticize the united states for its continued military support for israel era. he said that the united states has been pro logging in perpetuating the conflict to ask you, because i've seen this on the day and over the past 2 weeks, americas has proved that it is intensifying and expanding the war in garza and the west bank against palestinian civilians, women and children by sending thousands of island ships and showing full fledge support design and stretching the

when rochelle right now is making more artillery shells per year than the us. and you combined if and when they finally expand for dr. so this is a serious problem that they cannot solve. brian, we, we keep hearing from, from biden, and his white white house folks past and they, they keep saying that the calculating ukraine is vital to national security interests for the united states. meantime, down on the mexican border, you've got this migrant process. now that is absolutely going through with the roof, you go by and blaming republicans, you to your back and forth, back and forth, and yet with military bases around the world with a hot conflict and ukraine, america con, even secure. it's southern border. why, why does the bind whitehouse say that ukraine is an a matter of national security interest when it doesn't even attempt to resolve the national security concerns along the southern border? because national security is a euphemism for us to germany. that is why the us is really involved in ukraine. that is why us as battling in china's internal political

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a biden political appointee rochelle wolensky said, no, let's give it to baby starting at 6 months.obody in the rest of the world does that. if you look at the risk versus the benefits, there are risks for children an virtually no benefits. healthy kids, we have seen the statistic, virtually no healthy kids. may be the number zero. no healthy kids died from covid. so your kid doesn't need to be vaccinated for this. >> laura: at least pfizer got rich. thank you. two years after his son was killed during that horrific pullout from afghanistan, mark schmitt told the house foreign affairs committee that biden was a disgrace to the country. mark is here next to respond to the president's comments today on the american hostage situation in gaza. stay there. >> two years has gone by and where are we? to be frank, we're knee deep in [ bleep ] john kirby still sits on his perch. blinken continues to delay key evidence by ignoring delaying subpoenas. not a single general slapped down their stars. not a single person has been held accountable. our so called leader can't seem to utter their nam

another conversation with rochelle ford, she told me, ari, moses in the bible held his hand up and jewish people were able to succeed. who was holding moses hands? we are here holding your hand and we support you. you can lean on us and that feeling, that connection inspired me and is galvanizing our country to support this statement and support israel against hamas. >> lawrence: we are with you and that is why we are doing the show live. brian, over to you. >> brian: straight ahead president biden meeting with israeli war cabinet this hour after counterparts cancelled summit with the president. mike pompeo on the snub, what he would have done and president biden's world stage presence, that story is next. somedays, i cover up because of my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now i feel free to bare my skin, thanks to skyrizi. ♪(uplifting music)♪ ♪nothing is everything♪ i'm celebrating my clearer skin... my way. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. in another study, most people had 90% clearer skin, even at 5 years. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year, af

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kathy rochelle, who is the governor of the state of new york. she is going to be here in israel today in the show a solar data to new york, of course, home to the largest jewish population i size of israel itself. and we've also had general michael cooler, who's the, the most senior general in the middle east by the united states who's been here. we think his counterpart with the is really army talking about what is real needs for its defense. and we know that the us has promised aid and also told them that they'll be sending you nations and sending supplies to help them. and that those supplies have already started. but they are just the appetizer before jo bite and he's here to show solar data to with a israel. he's been very vocal in his support since immediately after what happened the week passed and saturday. he wants to show his strong initio because he's been attacked by that politically at home, particularly by donald trump, the man who's most likely to run against them a to be president. but he also wants to make sure that there are so

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oh, by the way, my name is rochelle prater, but wanted to thank you because i, i know the title that article was a million questions, which i had at the time. and thank god a lot of them have been answered. but the point i wanted to make clear, i said something to you in an article that i felt like i won the lottery and. for those people who may look at that article and read that article, i want to share is the emotional because my family was some of the family that was to louisiana and how i won the lottery. i've had so much in my life. family loss there's gone and would have loved to have known this history and understood it. but now i have cousin julie. i have cousin peggy. i have cousin jeremy. i have cousin kevin porter. one of the things that has happened is that families have now found each other these families that were split by the sale have found each other. so so that splits your efforts. that is the return on that story breaking is that we are reuniting and this is failure in african-american community. this typically doesn't happen and it continues to happen every day. a

and i, most of the residents have con unit having to be in showcase rochelle says it's called the medical center. and even in other uh, residents, neighboring seeing other people, there was no a place for more people to come all the way from god to call you. and it's again, okay, you know, thank you so much. we really do appreciate you giving us a sense of exactly what it is like inside gas or at this point in time. thank you. awesome cut off joins us from inside cancer as well. he is the medical director at all. it was a hospital and for the deputy health minister. thank you so much for taking time out of what i can only imagine as an incredibly busy time. can you explain? are you at the hospital right now and can you just give us a sense of what it is like then? and i'm very, it was a little for health with us. i just just came back from you and as i, you know, said go to my family. so other, other places around them back. but it is, you know, very, very, very kind of, you know, the people have a great thing to look at you printing on this and know, and the heavy, you know, the departur

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and rochelle had not yet been hit. a hospital had not yet been hit, with nearly 500 people now killed. let me ask you. we spoke then about international law and you said that those were clearly violations. does something of this magnitude change things? it's, well, it's, it's, it is supposed to change this as a major cabinet. in normal times, it should have stopped any talk about ground invasion or any kind of offensive. unfortunately, what we've seen, it looks like the, the, the best we could get a right now with us i can use was, was the pressing for, is a, you know, a short opening of the rough are crossing to get some, a in, with lots of countries, conditions and gets the of the, the us out of the, the settlers who, i mean, the american are, who are, we can have the crossing to, to get out and probably get some house dishes if they manage to, to get the deal. so this is too little a compare to what we've seen. and i think this is a, this is also of the main problem here is the fact that the washington is citing wit

cove at 19 full rates reports and still can tell you that levels may be rising, but still claims rochelle, it looks very much like it did before the pump. demick not normal. so you like in most cities around the world, is partly due to the global vaccination program. a program that received reflected glory in the swedish capital on monday. as to of his pine is we're awarded the most prestigious prize in science, the nobel assembly, apparently an excuse to, to, to test today decided toward the 2023. and nobel prize seems fishy all of your mail, this in jointly, to captain and kerry co. andrew wise, man terry cohen weisman developed the m r and a vaccine that's allowed to roll out of an organization is against cove at 19, within a year of the disease. imagine. but it had been a long struggle. we. we couldn't get funding, we couldn't get publications, we couldn't get really people to notice jorge as something interesting is it failed the clinical trials, and pretty much everybody gave up on that. but, you know, katie lit the match and, and we spent the rest of 20 plus years working together,

now coming up this morning, up in uncancel this morning, host craig doyle and rochelle humes gave hollyually earlier today after the presenter sensationally quit the show. i'll play that to you. but comedy legend jim davidson gives his unique , hilarious insight his unique, hilarious insight into that , as well as a bizarre into that, as well as a bizarre moment that has emerged of labour's lisa nandy and john ashworth belting out the hit tune common people by pulp. that was at karaoke . jk rowling has was at karaoke. jk rowling has also lashed out at lisa nandy, though, for positioning herself as a champion of women's rights . so it's the harry potter author, right, that many women on the left no longer trust labour to defend them. my panel will debate that . that's coming will debate that. that's coming your way shortly. i'll also bnng your way shortly. i'll also bring you tomorrow's news tonight stuck to tonight as we get stuck in to thursday's pages . back in thursday's front pages. back in listening to gb news radio show i >> welcome back. it's time to bnng >> welcome back. it's ti

. >> i just want to thank alicia rochelle standing by my side. she is very aware and watching the pain and suffering myself have been going, 8 years and 8 months of still no trial date concerning the murder of my son. i say [indiscernible] calls the universe and [indiscernible] this is the time of the feast of the tabernacle because we are the true hebrews. there are wars all over the country and those crying out and claiming for identity who we are. it says in scripter we make you not as a nation. i have come to the knowledge who i am and my position is rise and stand and show forth the call african american community the hebrews, the israelites are here. they are the nation of people that have been scattered all over the north, the south and east and the west. i find it interesting when it says chosen people and it says shalom means peace. why are bombs dropped on children and homes scattered and lives destroyed in the name of a god you say a religious war? the time is now, everyone of us are held accountable and judgment day is here. the murde

. >> i just want to thank alicia rochelle standing by my side. she is very aware and watching the pain and suffering myself have been going, 8 years and 8 months of still no trial date concerning the murder of my son. i say [indiscernible] calls the universe and [indiscernible] this is the time of the feast of the tabernacle because we are the true hebrews. there are wars all over the country and those crying out and claiming for identity who we are. it says in scripter we make you not as a nation. i have come to the knowledge who i am and my position is rise and stand and show forth the call african american community the hebrews, the israelites are here. they are the nation of people that have been scattered all over the north, the south and east and the west. i find it interesting when it says chosen people and it says shalom means peace. why are bombs dropped on children and homes scattered and lives destroyed in the name of a god you say a religious war? the time is now, everyone of us are held accountable and judgment day is here. the murde

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