the roman empire of the time of decline created the appearance of complete order. not even create this appearance. but it's still an empire. another neuron will come or someone else will say these teeth are nuclear including it will also be shown what potential is and what it is and that covid is a rehearsal for future biological terrible wars. that's it, the russians ahead should trudge towards this calmly with understanding and know everything , guys, well, they walked for 30 years, and that's enough, another life is needed, you need to slowly calmly and without kipish, without riots and everything else from the inside to establish another machine of life much more authentically russian more spiritual, uniting in itself, as if all the traditions of the past and the surrounding traditions of the future need to start the right race armaments development of the industrial complex force it to become a locomotive. economic development needs to put the army in the most advantageous position at the center of society and give it social, spiritual and other opportunities,

allow, as it were, the entry of barbarian tribes into the territory of the roman empire.think of the ideology of the new roman empire , so we see that in the fucking baltics in poland hmm the same ukraine yes, these territories are focused on only one thing, which is if there are barbarians. well, conditionally we break into their garden with golden apples. these territories should provide for the rest of europe for germany for france, yes. red world, but the most interesting thing is that we must understand they are now building fences on the border. yes , now he is raising the question at the referendum that let's, maybe, remove the fence, because , but they are no longer needed. there is a huge number of troops stationed there, too, this cunning is going on, but the poles and the balts are raising the most important thing, so that literally in a couple of years, but this is the metropolis, that is, in germany france italy great britain will build walls. with poland, they will already be completely from the garage. and this will be the zone. yes, he says, the cutoff zon

the roman empire _ the ship so well preserved.somewhere in the region of 45,000 people. it�*s been a veritable goldmine for archaeologists, they have unearthed sculptures, mosaics and frescoes, even the remains of three mammoths, and you can now add a roman ship to the list. �* ,, �* now add a roman ship to the list. �* ,, ~ , , list. translation: this will be a very challenging _ list. translation: this will be a very challenging procedure. l a very challenging procedure. but we will protect the ship so that it would does not fail, we will preserve the ship in a stable position so it can be exhibited in a archaeological ark. ., exhibited in a archaeological ark. ~' ,., exhibited in a archaeological ark, ~' ., park. unlike so many other roman cities, _ park. unlike so many other roman cities, this - park. unlike so many other roman cities, this one - park. unlike so many other roman cities, this one was| roman cities, this one was completely abandoned, no modern day city took its place, and yet it has proved to be rich with histor

e in the roman empire.orders of the roman empire and did not allow, as it were, the entry of barbarian tribes into the territory of the roman empire. this is how they think about the ideologies of the new roman empire , so we see that in the fucking baltics in poland hmm and the same ukraine yes , these territories are focused on only one thing, what if there are barbarians. well, conditionally , we burst into their garden with golden apples. these territories should provide for the rest of europe, for germany, for france, yes, a wonderful world, but the most interesting thing is that we must understand. here they are building now, border fences. yes, it is now raising the question at the referendum that let's maybe remove the fences, because they are no longer needed. there is also a huge number of troops, so some kind of cunning is going on, but the poles and the balts raise a little. the most important thing is that literally in a couple of years. but this is the metropolis, that is, in germany france it

2000 years, then we are standing with you now on the territory of lower amesia, a province of the roman empireevident from the point of view of mykolaiv archaeologists, 600 m on the other side, there is a roman fort where the third mysian legion stood there, this is on the right side, the sulfur square of the city of mykolaiv, this is research of mykolaiv archaeologists, we were located here in the 5th century before the new era, a greek settlement lived here, the ancient greeks of the mykolaiv region, was the south of ukraine never bare of steppes, it was the campaigns of potemkin strictly, it was they who made the steppe dry here, it was they who destroyed the tatar population that lived here, the genoese were here fortresses , the italians lived here, the greeks lived here , the romans lived here, the roman empire was here, there was a great ski, as a great state association , tell a story, what of ancient times oleksandr of the mykolaiv oblast can spend hours, but his biggest dream is that in the great russian-ukrainian war in the south of ukraine there would not be a single foot of the en

well, the first western roman empire, some said that due to the fact that there were wrong there weresiderations, including the fact that they left the republic for this very means to socialism and therefore, and the russian school claimed, including the russian religious school. here she lay, that uh, because of the cultural and moral fall, so to speak, what is this where is the truth? i don't know, but it definitely shows different. viewpoints here on the development of civilization. it seems to me that western civilization broke down when it decided that it was better for development to be more efficient without god without a transcendental principle. by the way, a huge huge shortcoming, a huge gap in the entire period of soviet power was that in the persecution of religion at some point they decided to come to terms with it. but as soon as stalin died, all this went right, and since you put a person without a higher definition. this means that the person. you can convert. at first you think it's for the public good, but if you can do it for the public good, can you do it for the c

are often these days drawing comparisons between the american empire and what was that held the roman empire. some also like to say that martin empires over the last 300 years suggesting perhaps the current hedge and more of the world could be published on the brink of its own exploration, economist and scarlet profession, michael hudson, the latest guest on gutting on the ground to give his take on what is a growing conversation of the concrete territory. it would insist that there was no worries. hey, in the 3rd, after the romans wounded the symbols and palaces, there was no money. yeah. they would bring it down in front of it and make loans and bridges. so what's the night? and the cesar charged 42 percent interest and make saw on stuff. it's a cypress and the eastern now man mediterranean. so you had predatory loans, essentially stripping society and there was a sign of sight where the roman exploits there goes the bullet, county the public and there's a just disorder and i plan some what room on one side of the same kind of disorder . that part, you could say the united states was forci

the roman empire of the time of decline created the appearance of complete order. y do not even create this appearance. but it's still an empire. another neuron will come or someone else will affect these nuclear teeth , including it will still be shown what potential is and what it is and that covid is a rehearsal for future biological terrible wars. that's it, the russians ahead should treat this calmly with understanding and know everything, guys, well, they walked for 30 years, and that's enough, we need another life, we need to slowly calmly and without kipish, without rebellions and everything else from the inside, to establish another machine of life much more truly russian, much more spiritual , uniting in itself, as if all the traditions of the past and right now to this tradition of the future, you need to start the right arms race for the development of the industrial complex to make it become a locomotive. economic development needs to put the army in the most advantageous position at the center of society and give it social, spiritual and other opportun

this diplomat arrived on a weak assignment from the emperor of the holy the roman empire of the germandolf ii the ruler was fond of magic and mysterious cults, so in addition to a purely embassy mission or something, he had to collect information of a mystical nature. some kind of magic mirror with which you could find out everything other people think about, but instead of this prototype of a modern tablet gadget, lesotho found something completely different here. from the outside of the church, lesothy reported in his diary there was the tomb of ilya muromets, he was a noble hero, or, as they say, bogatyr, they tell a lot about him fables. tombs - it's now destroyed. in his subsequent entries, lesotho adds that the relics of ilya muromets namely, it was about him that they are in the kiev-pechersk lavra. true, in lavria they recognized it under a completely different name; here they called it a chebok sapozhok and received it. he is a nickname under very heroic circumstances, according to legend, the enemies attacked the people of murom, once you were a villain, you hoped that ilya w

have apologized to rizi and america for this crime they hate that they didn't apologize, but the roman empirech kills people and commits crimes. they are researchers and nutrients . it is dubai compared to america. i'm sorry you were so distracted. good night and god bless iran. europe's measurement returns and the wheat wave is severe. part of germany has been destroyed as a result of weeks of heavy rain. these rains occurred during the harvest season of german farmers at the same time as the departure russia from the grain transfer contract it marked an uncertain future. heavy rains in some areas of germany led to power outages. the first storm in the last two months was accompanied by heavy rains. the crops of the entire region have been completely destroyed. use them to produce biogas, but i can't harvest grain at all. and we cannot throw them in front of the animals. recently, the most famous music festival was canceled due to bad weather conditions . kurds, the german police announced about 50,000 people were forced to return to their homes, mullah rahman raheem, greetings again to you,

would attack russia , unlike her son, she perfectly understood that the superiority of the eastern roman empireresources and troops, svyatoslav had not yet encountered even the byzantines. not to mention the selected imperial regiments, regular infantry and heavy cavalry. to fight the empire on the danube meant expose russia to an invasion of this byzantine neighbors and lose a son. disputes with his son, who was not inclined to think about the fate of russia and who preferred a heroic death to the life of a mother's skirt, decided the princess's last vitality. you see, i’m sick, where do you want to leave me, mother said, olga really slept, bury me, go wherever you want before she died, she said her son 3 days later on july 11, 969 and her son and her grandchildren and all people cried for her and buried her at the chosen place of the book. i commanded not to work on myself. had the whole priests in secret and then buried her blessed olga, says the oldest to say. having buried olga according to the christian rite, the pagan prince svyatoslav, before leaving for the danube, divided the country

religious and commercial, therefore the universe of the ecumene meant for a resident in the eastern roman empire world that existed within the borders of this empire , hence this high title for the patriarchs, the ecumenical ecumenical patriarch, but this is only 1450 in the third year , constantinople was captured by asman and became, tambov and the largest christian church, the shrine of the cathedral, sophia became a mosque. the lantern is the seat of the patriarch of constantinople. this is a small district, closed on all sides, the patriarch of constantinople has absolutely no rights inside turkey , he cannot take a step without it being known. the patriarchate of constantinople has the right to permit only 12 religious processions per year and only serve 17 years. the flock of bartholomew - this is a few thousand people, and in istanbul and about two and a half million in the world, mainly in the united states the orthodox church has about 100 million orthodox believers. the patriarchates of the whole orthodox world consider bartholomew the first among equals, of course, but this does not

time at 6:00, in any way it is translated from greek as night singing, but in the days of the roman empireistianity no, not this time during services, you could also mention your relatives. remember the fish of god, love, the name is not orthodox. you are maxim . believe me, this was all a great shock for us, and we sincerely sympathize with you. you look, here, he turned on with all his heart, he organized everything. paid for everything. one hand kills the second funeral to pay. yes, if i knew that you would kill, well, stop talking about these talks, maxim. do you think around you that there are only souls lips, or what? the conversation with your father with your brother was planned to be tough, but without excesses. and at we warned you not to expose yourself, but if it comes to that , we saved your life to say. what can you ask? seryozha of moscow and the fire? it would not be okay what was done to the dead. we must continue to live and think about the future. explained now was just about to get to the point of going over merrily. you will stretch everything for 2 hours. in short, on

when compared with modern tv dramas, will it fall like the roman empire?s? i was not the first choice- _ part in i, claudius? i was not the first choice. yes _ part in i, claudius? i was not the first choice. yes before - part in i, claudius? i was not the first choice. yes before i - part in i, claudius? i was not the first choice. yes before i was - part in i, claudius? i was not the first choice. yes before i was in i part in i, claudius? i was not the| first choice. yes before i was in z cars and i was late for a rehearsal and he went off his head! he hated me after that or i thought he did. so after they said to me they are doing i, claudius and herbie weiss is directing and wants you to be a bus to caesar. i thought this was a big joke but no. and i was cast. and you had people like george baker and patrick stewart and john hurt and everyone. the whole world was in it, our greatest and best actors. the press were all there and said the casting is wonderful but we cannot understand why you have cast brian blizzard! and he said, we thought it might be

this city of them in turkey gathered more than 300 bishops, from all over the roman empire called theirantine the great, who made christianity the official religion, for the sake of consolidating society and strengthening the state. he wanted to calm the strife of the church fathers, the main dispute was between the orthodox supporters of the dogma of the holy trinity and the arians, who denied the divine origin. christ's meeting was violent, sometimes with fights, but the arians were eventually declared heretics and sent into exile, nickel. the council approved the creed, according to which god the son is one in essence. god the father also determined the dates for the celebration of easter and adopted the most important church canons that regulated behavior. on august 25, 1825 , independence was proclaimed, uruguay was once inhabited by indian tribes, then came the spanish conquerors, but at the beginning of the xix century began the era of decolonization of latin america, the uruguayan liberation movement. led by jose artigos, he had to fight at once with several opponents , the span

at the verona arena, an open stadium, the basis of which is the amphitheater of the temporary roman empirexperts expected, they won without any problems, the current champions won in three games 25-19 25 19 25 15, and ekaterina andropova made the greatest contribution to this success, who scored 13 points. and in conclusion about tennis, fans of this sport are now closely following the tournament, in tsincinat, which, unfortunately, our andrey rublev left, the russian, in three games , lost to emilia rusuvori, the sensation emphasizes high odds for the victory of strong athena three, 40. participate in a new game from winline to win a smartphone game console or a million rubles, register and make predictions for the rpl match every week, the leaders in points scored win free bets and football tickets, and the best player in at the end of the month has a chance to score a goal during a break in an online match of the tour and get 1 million rubles. it was the news of the mast especially for ntv before meeting the universe of winline stakes. with cashback up to 25% open for free in the ozon b

raised by september 29 and the conservationists are hoping that a tree that was alive during the roman empire will help them do it. >> i think we are lucky. we are lucky because a tree like that gives us a sense of all awe. >> the money will be donated to the county for preservation and eventually the creation of a new park so the public can experience its majestic beauty. >> if you want more information about the fundraising drive, you can go to savetheredwoods. org. >>> you can see the burn scar, it is about 30 acres consumed, look how close it got to the structures, you can see the rooftops. to the left where they had to save it, to the right, you can see there is smoke and fire, they are risking their lives to save that area. this is in the area of clayton road and via de la vista presuming income you can see the burn scars go literally right up to the edge of the homes, but it looks like there's some wind here in the battle, that is the fact that we don't see any structures that have been burned. we are watching this one closely, we know the first responders are out there in the heat wor

the roman empire failure and the conqueror crossing opening up the new world in 1066.those of the two big days to remember and other and the other that we talk about issues and how those issues related to them in their everyday lives. >> and congressman, you provided leadership to those young people and i remember ambassador for the united states for my students in a couple of others, real distinguished leaders and they all would point back to being in your class and the impact that you have those kids were just remarkable and rep. james clyburn 's class. >> they were raised by the grandparents he was in my classroom. in the ambassador. he said i need you to be there and i was the assistant at the time and when i came back to washington through - i will never forget that we need you to step to the podium after being sworn in and he pointed over to me and i noticed when i got there, there was a little mark on the floor and it intent they took me to their that's where i stood and he pointed to me and he said no crowd, that i wish you could be in one of his classes becaus

rome never recovered from this attack, and it became a harbinger of the collapse of the western roman empire5 years ago, on august 24, 1758 , the medical faculty of moscow university was opened. from this day , the oldest medical university in russia, the famous sechenov university in the beginning, students were taught by foreigners by the end of the eighteenth century, the faculty had three departments in the nineteenth century, education was already introduced by the largest russian scientists, the founder of the moscow clinical school. grigory zakharyin, pathologist alexei polunin, the founder of the pediatric school, nil filatov and many others, at one time the deans of the faculty were the surgeon nikolai sklifosovsky, and the department of physiology was headed by ivan sechenov. burdenko was appointed chief surgeon of the red army. 55 the institute was named after sechenov today. this is the first moscow state university known for its scientific achievements and the highest level of education. on august 24 , 1898, russia came up with an unprecedented initiative to convene a peace conf

hello, on august 23, 476 , the western roman empire collapsed, it had long been torn apart by a strugglewer and everything was decided by the german mercenaries, one of them was the flavi. the arrest staged a coup and put on the throne of his young son who became the last emperor. rome called him romulus, as the first roman king ruled instead of him, of course, his father, and the romans mocked romulus and called him our little shame after 10 months of his reign , another rebellion broke out and the throne. captured by the head of the guard a. dakar on that day, he proclaimed himself king and soon defeated the government troops. in the battle of paul, he executed the normula, he didn’t touch it, he only forced him to abdicate and should know that he would retire on august 23 in 1935, it was decided to install red stars on the towers of the moscow kremlin instead of the double-headed eagles of the russian empire, this was still demanded by lenin, but there were no high-rise cranes and the high cost of work prevented it. now the cranes have been installed on the upper tiers of the towers.

the roman empire , i'm probably not very sure not.d what you're talking about, but i also wanted to no, it's just such an ordinary turn of speech. you know, one usually gets the impression that when a person is free, he does as he wants. in general, the whole history consists of these fragmentary actions, fragmentary events, fragmentary events. e even the processes are so short, but just like a mosaic folds into a single whole. for example, everyone was hagia sophia you see the golden glow and you don't think it came together from a mass of pieces of a t-shirt and just the same in history. why, for example, the definition of christ's campaigns or a century? wars or and so on other events. they are given later they are given after uh, hundreds of years after they u happened, because the participants were unaware. they even evaluated what was happening differently, but already through the centuries it was clear that the integrity of these events, the direction of these transmission processes, is dedicated to what the prophecy is. now, i

raised by september 29, and the conservationists are hoping that a tree that was alive during the roman empire will help them do it. >> i think we're lucky. we're lucky because a tree like that gives us a sense of awe, right? and that sense of awe is real important in the work that we do. >> reporter: once the money is raised and the land is purchased, it will be donated to the county for preservation and eventually the creation of a new park, so the public can experience its majestic beauty. >> if you want more information about the fundraising drive, you can go to savetheredwoods.org. >>> and now we've got today, mr. cool or mr. cooling. [ laughter ] >> yeah, tomorrow, we're going to take about 5 degrees off of it. tuesday is the day. by tuesday, it's like for some of us, 20 degrees cooler than today. >> why? i mean you've seen this, you've seen this. >> i'll show you why. >> okay. and that strong onshore flow that will return on tuesday. here is what it looks like the next several days. our camera looking out over contra costa county. always the example for the biggest swings in temperature

general are often these, these drawing comparisons between the american empire and thought of the roman empire. one, it was some also like to say that modern empires only last some 300 years suggesting the current edge amount of the world to be person. on the brink of its own expiration economist and scholar, professor michael hudson is the we discussed him going underground. he give us take on this growing conversation, the world and roman conquering territory. it would insist that there was no worries . hey, on the 3rd, after the romans, the wounded assembled some the palaces. there was no money. the they would bring it down in front of it and make loans and bridges through the night. and the caesar charged 42 percent interest and make saw on the outside and the eastern man, man, man. right? so you had the charge sounds essentially stripping society and there was a sign of saying where the roman exploits there goes the bullet county the polygons uh theres uh just disorder and the glass and what room looks like the same kind of disorder. that's odd. you could say the united states reports thi

raised by september 29th and the conservationists are hoping that a tree that was alive during the roman empire will help them do it. >> i think we're lucky. we're lucky because a tree like that gives us a sense of awe, right? that sense of awe is really important in the work that we do. >> reporter: once the money is raised and the land is purchased, it will be donated to the county for preservation and eventually the creation of a new park so the public can experience its majestic beauty. >> i like that. we are lucky. you want more information about the fundraising drive, you can go to savetheredwoods.org. >>> blue skies were in short supply over (warehouse ambience) introducucing togo's's nenew french d dip sandwicics featuring fresh arartisan breae piled d high with h tender roasast beef, smsmothered wiwith melty provolone e cheese anand served w with hot auau for dipppping. try the roroast beef o or pastri french dipips today only a at togo's salolonpas lidococaine flex. a susuper thin, , flexible p h with maxaximum ototc strengthth lidocainee ththat contoururs to the b by to relelieve pai

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often these days drawing comparisons between the american empire and what was that whole, the roman empire? some also like to say the martin empires only last 300 years. well, perhaps suggesting the car in hedge and one of the world could be punched on the brink of its own exploration. economist and scarlet professor, michael hudson, the latest guest on going on the ground to give his take on what is a grubbing conversation as well in rome with conquering territory, it would insist that there was no worries. hey, in the 3rd the romans looted the samples of the palaces. there was no money the they would bring it down in front of it and make loans and bridges. so of course the night and the caesar charged 42 percent interest and makes up loans. the cypress and the eastern, now man mediterranean. so you add further charges, essentially stripping society. and there was assign a site where the roman tax, but like to go the public county, the public and there's a just disorder and i plan some what room on one side of the same kind of disorder . that's odd. you could say the united states was for

off from these days, drawing comparisons between the american empire and what was to help the roman empire. some also like to say that more than empires only last 300 years suggesting the car to hedge and one of the world could be punished on the brink of its own exploration. economist and scarlet professor, michael hudson, that his guest on gunning on the ground. but they just got to also give his take on this growing conversation. i don't know whether you heard about the libel rate scandal in london when they will have manipulating the interest rates are we know and new times slightly. but now the, all the gods can actually manipulate the interest rates and make the rest of the people not even understand that without what they've does that show the way nearing the end of it, the world and roman conquering territory. it would insist that there was no worries . hey, in the 3rd, after the romans that loaded the samples of the palaces. there was no money. yeah. they would bring it down in front of it and make loans and bridges. so of course, the night and the cesar charged 42 percent interes

the new world, this is the saying of the new sport of sekvor, it was voiced in the days of the roman empirepoet publius virgil maron. now the times are beginning again, and the great order appears, he wrote, well, and then it was won and it is on the american currency novus orthosa-quorum, it appears sooner or later, eras change, you know , now eras change well, let's say you watch news in congress, hearings were opened, and former american intelligence officer david gash said that the pentagon has samples of human biological substances selected from the places of ufo crashes, many later, the teachings of stanford university today are developing rivers from cancer, when the cancer will eat itself, they do such things as will attract cancer cells, which instead of feeding on these substances, well, there are also these, i don't know when it's all called , they will devour it and die, and dying, in a word, is food for cancer scientists are now turning cells into a poison for cancer cells. the world is changing. global warming. different moments. water shortage. possible change of zones . wher

rome never recovered from this attack, and it became a harbinger of the collapse of the western roman empire265 years ago, on august 24, 1758, the faculty of medicine of moscow university was opened from this day, the oldest medical university in russia , the famous sechenov university, at the beginning of the students were taught by foreigners, by the end of the eighteenth century, the faculty had three departments in the xix century, training was already introduced by the largest russian scientist founder moscow clinical school. grigory zakharyin pathologist anatomist alexei polunin founder of the pediatric school nil filatov and many others at one time the deans of the faculty was the surgeon nikolai sklifosovsky, and the department of physiology was headed by ivan sechinov, already under soviet power , the faculty became an institute during the great patriotic war, a professor at the institute. nikolai burdenko was appointed chief surgeon of the red army at the fifty-fifth institute and was named after sechenov today. this is the first moscow state university known for its scientific ach

, these days are often joined comparisons between the american empire and what was that of the roman empire? some most, i'd like to say that martin empires only last 300 years perhaps suggesting the current hedge amount of the world could be published on the brink of its own exploration. economist and scarlet professor. i went to hudson, the latest guest on going on the ground to give his take on what is a growing conversation, the world and roman conquering territory. it would insist the rate of pay and the 3rd after the romans, the wounded assembled some the palaces. there was no money the they would bring it down in front of it and make loans and bridges threw up. but the knight and the saver charge, 42 percent interest and make saw on the site and the eastern now man, mediterranean. so you had the charge, so essentially stripping society and there was a sign of a site where the roman tax, the went to go the public county, the public and there's a just disorder and i plan some what room looks like the same kind of disorder that's odd, you could say the united states was forcing on the gl

political science at the mohyla academy . from ortho seclor, it was voiced in the times of the roman empireet publinus vergilius maron, e.e. again, now the times are beginning and the great order appears, he wrote, well, and then it was won and it is on the american currency novus ordo sequorum, it appears sooner or later it changes eras, you know, now eras are changing well, let's say you watch the news in congress, there were open hearings, and a former american intelligence officer , david graz, said that the pentagon has samples of human biological substances selected from the places where ufos fell, and then there are many teachings stanford university is currently developing a cure for cancer. when cancer eats itself, they make such things that will attract cancer cells, which instead of feeding on these substances , well, i don’t know what they are called , they will eat it and eat it. for cancer cells, scientists are now turning it into a poison for cancer cells the world is changing global warming different moments of possible shortages of water changing e-e belts where there will

and what was that whole, the roman empire. some also have like to say that more than empires over the last 300 years, suggesting perhaps the card hedge amount of the world could be published on the brink of its own exploration. well, economists and a scholar professor michael hudson, the latest guest on guarding on the ground to give us his take on what is a growing conversation, the world and roman conquering territory. it would insist that there was no worries . hey, on the 3rd, after the romans that looted the samples of the palaces, there was no money the they would bring it down in front of it and make loans and bridges grew up with the night. and the caesar charged 42 percent interest and make the loans. uh, but uh, cypress, uh and uh, you said in the mediterranean. so you had the charge. so essentially stripping society and there was a sign, a site where the roman tax, the like that goes the bullet, county, the public and uh theres uh, just disorder and the plan. so what role looks the same kind of disorder that todd, yo

during the roman empire debates were ruthless spectacles of character assassination. there were no limits. accusations of and adultery were common. but wittiness was rewarded and if someone could withstand the slander with a calm demeanor, they ascended. but ultimately the romans acknowledged the debates were entertainment. today, american debates encompass all of this. formal discussions of policy, demeaning insults, and of course, entertainment. they play a critical role in our elections providing voters with impressions and insight that they carry into the voting booth. tonight is the first impression. the republican party is seeking to eject president biden from the white house. his presidency has been marred by a traumatic inflation, covid controversy, skyrocketing criminality, a proxy war with russia, a deadly drug cartel assault on the border and a war on gender and common sense. the specter of senility, corruption and incompetence has created deep distrust and anxiety as we head into a tumultuous year that will likely see an impeachment trial. other trials are

more than 40% in this way, in some areas the authorities use infrastructure from the time of the roman empirets say, outdated water systems also exacerbate farmers' problems with crops , which already have a shortage of fertilizers and unsustainable energy bills, and in the future, climatic conditions can only worsen. as it were we are seeing climate change. here they will continue to continue, that is, this is an increase in the average annual temperature. and , accordingly, hotter summers and this negatively affects hydro generation, as well as increases the difficulty in cooling nuclear power plants. for europe , this means a decrease in the ability to generate electricity, respectively, tariffs will continue to grow. sasha experts call for an urgent reform of the water supply system. thank you for what it was alexandra nazarova with a short story water in europe and rosya electricity tariffs. now let's break for a short advertisement. and then we will talk about the main topics of the international agenda. what was the most difficult thing for me to leave everything in the big city and re

was no political will or simply no one thought well, let's remember what symbols are, yes, the roman empireveloped empire. it always only came to some city for there in england there , yes, and even they died for the eagle, for this blade. to repel this three-legged herman yes. in the same way, the cossacks sent special detachments in order to get their cage , take their own means, bunchuk, yes, or their symbol , they know their flag, that’s how they always did it, during the time of all the soldiers, and of course if they captured that's all, how can we under someone else's angry coat of arms, in general, now we are fighting yes, and we do not support very much, here are the guys from the 110th mechanized brigade, now they are standing there on the front lines and at the front and they support, they say, oleksiy, you are right, you did everything right well, how can we fight here? and we have some incomprehensible thing hanging in the heart of the capital, which in general has nothing to do with us, and yes, i know a lot of profitable people. they are talking about it. was the most develop

new world , this is the saying of the new sport of the sekvoru, it was voiced in the days of the roman empire by the poet publinus virgil maron, eh, now the times are beginning again, and the great order appears, he wrote, well, and then it was won and it was on the american currency of novus orthosa - chlorine appears sooner or later, eras change, you know, now eras are changing. well, let's say you watch the news in congress, there were open hearings, and former american intelligence officer david gash - said that the pentagon has samples of human biological substances selected in the places where ufos fell, there are many, then the teachings of stanford university today develop cancer cures, when the cancer will eat itself, they do such things that will attract cancer cells, which instead of feeding on these substances and not to live and to die, in one word , scientists are now turning food for cancer cells into poison for cancer cells. the world is changing. global warming. it will be subequatorial, where it will be continental, where it will be, and all this, everything is changing. we

it was voiced in the days of the roman empire by the poet publinus virgil maron . he won and it is oncan currency novus ordo sequor, it appears sooner or later eras change, you know now eras are changing well, let's say you watch the news in congress there were open hearings and he is an employee of the former american intelligence david graz said that the pentagon has samples of human biological substances selected from the places where ufos fell , and then the teachings of stanford university today develop cancer rivers, when cancer will eat itself, they do such things that will attract cancer cells, which instead of being fed by these substances. well, there i don't know when it's called , they will devour it and die . in a word , scientists are now turning food for cancer cells into poison for cancer cells. the world is changing globally. warming, different moments, a possible lack of water, a change of e-e belts where there will be equatorial, where there will be sub-equatorial, where there will be continental, where there will be, and all this is changing. there are many discove

we're taught to believe we're at the end of the roman empire. the pie is shrinking.ll we have left is how we split up the shrinking pieces at the very end. i don't think we have to be a nation in decline. i don't think we have to be ancient rome. i think the truth is as a nation, not just me, not just the young people here. i think our nation is really just a little young actually going through our own version of adolescence, figuring out who we're really going to be when we grow up, when you view it that way. at least for me, it takes some of the pressure off. it makes sense. when you go through adolescence, you go through that identity crisis, you lose your self confidence, you lose your way a little bit, you forget who you are, but we are stronger for it when we get to our adulthood on the other side. so i don't think we have to be a nation in decline. i truly think we might still yet be a nation in our ascent. maybe the early stages of our ascent, maybe we're not even at base camp yet. on our way to that mountain top, maybe we still are that shining city on a hil

we are taught to believe we are at the end of the roman empire, the pie is shrinking and all we havet is how we split up shrinking pieces at the very end. i don't think we have to be a nation in decline. i don't think we have to be ancient rome. i think the truth is as a nation, not just me, not just young people here, i think our nation is really just a little young actually. going through our own version of adolescence, figuring out who we are really going to be when we grow up. when you view it that way, at least for me, it take some of the pressure off. it makes sense. when you go through adolescence, you look through an identity crisis in the doorway event. you forget who you are. but we are stronger for it. when we get to adulthood on the other died. i don't think we have to be a nation in decline. i truly think we might still get the a nation in our ascent, may be the early stages of our a . sent. maybe we are still at base camp on the way to the mountaintop, a shining city on a hill that reagan spoke of, the place that no matter who you are or where your parents came from, wh

2 guys of what even though it was that the results of byzantine influence, because the eastern roman empire operated on the same principles, thinking that repression was counter productive. that it was easier to assimilate and use subjects on negotiated compromise with them to go to an extent. yes most let's go though. one might argue that with the follow up with these on time in par, to here is emerged. but most of the 2nd there was the ultimate and bar she has to do is go to the oldest bureaucratic systems of governments from the greeks. where else could they get them going to send the sultan's greek subjects 7th cold in by the last? what the many observers have remarked upon russia's uniqueness over this century's skilful carpet. it seems to me that many russians viewed as a sign of inferiority or deficiency chips, famous lines to russia, cannot be known by the mind, no measured by the common measure. you know, how you can only believe in russia are often quoted with the beat of his smoke. well, with a beat of condescension or self deprecation lashing fox, i, and so why do you think is t