or holy roman empire? times a day. >> jesse: women across the nation are in shock about why their boyfriends and husbands are thinking about the roman empire so much because apparently the ladies don't really think about it too much. what is driving men to think about it so often? it turns out a lot of men are looking to the roman empire for some self-reflection. >> you think about the roman empire once a week? >> it has stories and lessons within the roman empire want to do and what not to do. >> where are you thinking about the roman empire? >> it was so great. what the [bleep]. >> jesse: the roman empire actually fell because of inflation and societal division. our next guest says there's more parallels than you think between current day america and the roman empire. alexander mariotti is a consultant who consulted on gladiator to and is coming to us from of course rome. there has been a renaissance of the roman empire discussion. it's a meme. what parallels are there and why are we thinking about it so

how often do you think about the roman empire? shocking answer, social media craze shiny a whole new light modern day men and their fascination with a civilizatiolong you. >> pretty consistently. often do you think about the roman >> i do think about the >> starting to like every day just when you think, you know, everything there is to know about the men in your life. who knew they were sitting around pondering ancient rome. and why does a lot big lake? >> stories and lessons like within the road in part of what to do, what not to do this, just something about it, the power, the decadence, the architecture, the pizza. why >> what place the fall of the roman empire. rome wasn't built in a day. caesar and 2 groups it's been roughly 2000 years since the roman empire reach mediterranean and western european dominance. and in all that time, it's been on the minds of men near and far need do or you room to the world and keeping the air a live video games and movies. the film gladiator alone rose more than a half a billion dollars world

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do they think about the roman empire and it turns out what do they think about the roman empire , atit’s not me, in general, now historians and psychologists are racking their brains over this uninvolved riddle of the millennium. and, of course, journalists. so our reporter tatyana proskuryakova tried to figure it out. why do men think about this almost constantly? hear after a morning run, you often think about the roman empire, but for some reason it doesn’t surprise men at all. but the answers shock women on average. i think they every other day at least once a week, i don’t know a couple of times a day thousands of videos 7 million views suddenly a discovery they made women all over the world. while their thoughts are occupied with everyday worries, men reflect on the deeds of the neuron caligula and caesar when do you think about dressing a salad? caesar, every time i go out to train, i think what it was like to enter the colosseum mortal battle around people you have to win the obsession with antiquity is discussed on the page of the following newspaper popular tv shows often w

they talk about the roman empire. they know a lot about the roman empire, probably more than i do. one place they want to visit is rome. they're learning latin. my favorite movie is gladiator. i get the -- and i'm roman catholic. >> you're a special case. rachel: maybe i'm weird. how often do you think about the roman em l pier? >> i think -- empire. >> i think pretty regularly. rachel: explain to our viewers why. >> such an apex of history, so much interesting history. so much to learn. they are in the empire power pow rankings. these are the types of things we would love to rank and talk about. the prolific nature of the military, the fact they have governors ruling throughout but -- and then the biblical aspect, the way it intersects. >> and the decline. rachel: the decline, that's what's so interesting. how much of this obsession or rumination that men are having about it has to do with them thinking that we're in decline. >> absolutely. well, yeah, looking for historical analogies. rachel: we learn so much from historying right. >> here another reason is the history has been s

>> what about the roman empire?hen he reads the bible. my husband says i think about the constitutional republic after i spend most of the day thinking about ducks this time of year because he is a duck hunter. >> i asked my husband and he said, you know what you are so weird. but one of my girlfriends asked her husband and yes, i think about it, i listen to podcasts about it. it is very interesting. it is the whole spectrum but it is very interesting. >> kayleigh: kevin come in the last 52 minutes, how much have you thought about it? >> kevin: they were so successful. they conquered the world and made a ton of cash. these guys take all the riches out back to rome. it was the beginning of imperialism. i am a big history buff. i love those dudes and i love the way they dress. i think all men would be comfortable with those songs on. >> kayleigh: i'm going to guess your husband is like mine and not thinking about it? >> tomi: i have been asked but now that i think about it the reason men think about the roman empire,

in 313 , the edict of milan was adopted, which proclaimed. throughout the roman empire.fter this , christianity became widespread, and this historical period was marked by the formation of the christian church. believers ceased to be persecuted , which is why they could freely profess their faith, revive shrines and build temples. the rulers of the roman empire paid great attention to the restoration of jerusalem, and the executor of the pious intentions of emperor constantine was his mother, the holy queen helen, who was distinguished by her special piety and ardent faith. in 326, she went to the holy land with the goal of finding the cross of the lord and visiting places consecrated by the events of the savior’s life. upon arrival in jerusalem, the queen was met by patriarch i macarius, who assisted her in this holy matter. in search of the cross of the lord, queen helen was brought to a large hill on which stood a temple in honor of the pagan goddess venus. when they destroyed the idel temple, scattered the rubbish and dug up the ground, the place of the holy sepulche

it makes absolutely no sense to me >> yes. >> we're talking about roman empires.nejero saab. a new proposal in vallejo is raising alarm among safety advocates. police intend to stop responding to most alarm calls. department leaders laid out the situation. on any given shift, the average amount of officers is only half of what it should be. the department says most every alarm call ends up being a false alarm with just a tiny fraction leading to arrest. under a new proposal, police would respond only to verified alarms that include eyewitness support or surveillance. council members will vote on the ordinance before the end of the year. >>> here's meteorologist kari hall with the weather. >> it's going to be a great day. temperatures matching what we had yesterday with mostly low to mid 80s for the south bay and a few upper 80s toward antioch and livermore. oakland will see a high of 72 today, upper 70s for redwood city. san francisco in the upper 60s. for the north bay, expect it to be warm in those inland valleys. >>> we'll have another update in >>> we'll have

so how often do you think about the roman empire? him never. why do you ask me?d then i send the information, the texts i get back. i probably should have asked my dad, though. he's a 20th. he was a 20th century world history teacher. i mean, so he's like got all history on the mind all the time. yeah so i probably would have gotten a different answer. >> sandia zero. yeah, zero. pretty much, yeah. same with my husband. so, larry, i think this is all made up and quite honestly, i'd be worried about a guy who's thinking about the roman empire all the time. think about it. what does that say about him? like into the patriarchy, into gladiators and blood sport? i mean, what tell me. >> gladiator was a good movie, okay? are you not entertained? >> so we have one staff member whose husband thinks about this several times a day. oh, the one thing i could say when i do occasionally think about this is the fall of the roman empire, compared to where we are now in this country in terms of yes, there's a lot of stuff we can talk about, but we're out of time. so some other

property memory americans are obsessed with the roman empire for a reason. collapse because of inflation ideology and it was invaded by barbarians. and when the romans needed their government, rome was plagued by corruption. today, america is succumbing to invasions inflation and evil ideologues. numb politicians are caught with gold bars and diamonds. the entire government is protecting a person person on the take. but there's more concerned with themselves following the fall of america. the politicians tonight have to explain the stakes. show backbone and inspire voters with a specific vision. i'm going to scream if i hear another slick line about bidenomics. you are not competing for a street -- a seed on the five. breaking into philadelphia stores and looting with impunity. anyone can condemn a mob. but what is going to do to break the mob? and articulate how cartels operate the smash and grab rings and they are driving up price hikes in suburban. we just reported the cia is complicit with the cartels. earning side money for their black ops and docking o

i realize i think about the roman empire -- can. from marcus aurelius who was a very big deal. and then i named my dog, i didn't realize, my dog's named maximus after russell crowe in gladiator. rachel: i was just going to say, that's my favorite movie, by the way, and in the duffy family, we actually do talk about the the roman empire. my kids go to classical school. the number one place my kids want to go to, rome. they're learning latin. i'm all down with with this. maybe i'm like a guy. >> you kind of are like a guy, but in a very good way. you're a guy in a girl's package. [laughter] rachel: i don't know what to make of this. all right, well, listen, rome is interesting and, by the way, there's another meme that a sayings -- says if you're dating and you haven't asked your boyfriend about rome, you're not dating. rachel: that's right !yo joe,u thanks a lot. . i got you in one ear and... maybe i should do a podcast. those are the people who know you're in good hands with allstate. if we want a more viable future for our kids, we

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we don't remember him, but we know him from our textbooks, it's greece and rome when it's the roman empireed, came to greece, then carthage and egypt. we can't say that it was very bad there without the romans. but we can't say that they didn't bring anything there , because they really moved it, and it's precisely in the dnieper , it's more in the context decommunization and well, let's say not from baptism, and although they may discourage baptism, because we have the closest example - this is actually great britain and ireland, that is, ireland was more developed, ireland at one time brought, for example, writing through ireland the influences of the same roman empire came, for example, to britain , but in the future, later on, ireland was conquered and, in a way, actually by england. that is, it is also a complicated history of relations, just as ukraine is essentially against ukraine. let’s say that they were actually the founders of russia and russian culture as we know all those feofans of prokopovich who joined this concept in the moscow of the third rome and so on . that is, to a

will be no worse than the greek people, of course, remember that this territory was part of the roman empire yes, young people, do not be surprised. it would seem that there are two. and where is armenia, and yet in these parts, they went undermining, so our king trdad lit up in front of the roman commanders with such a skillful warrior that he was crowned and named by the neuron himself a true friend of the romans, and at the same time our friend of the romans received from the empire not only about dobryants for construction temple, but also financial support and a team of greek guest workers, a powerful podium made of basalt blocks, 24 huge columns, portico artful fine. threads. the pagan temple turned out well. god, the sun, mitra was pleased or pleased, because the gender of the deity has not yet been determined. yes, it happens. it was in this very portico next to the sacred fire that the statues with the victory of christianity stood then, the sacred fire went out, and the statue of the miter was broken. well, why are you surprised, each era had its own shvonders, and the church itsel

is america following the playbook of the roman empire? has the decline already begun and more importantly can it be reversed? return of record poverty, folks. the real pain the media will not talk about close to 40 million americans already know what i'm talking about. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. >> it's not hyperbolic to declare 2023 as one of the most confusing economies and stock market for this current general race of investors, okay? remember we pinted to you yesterday, all this cash sloshing around. 80% of the money in our society right now keithed since 2020. just absolutely mind-boggling that kind of money is around. it sort of has the same effect as a earthquake, right? you know the movies when they wake up godzilla from the deep rest, causes runaway inflation but how do we put this back in the case? how do we arrest this? it is clear while inflation has come down, this morning we saw the nfib, small business optimism report is still a problem. overall the report came in 91.3, well below the 40 year average of

eh, that is, varvara chewed on some sediments of the roman empire still existed in byzantium and in factptize russia according to the catholic rite, which at that time dominated in europe in europe yes, he shouted it according to the orthodox rite, in general, all historical analogies, as a rule, uh , come up with people who have no knowledge and neither modernity nor history, therefore, well, this is what we are reading. this is pure nonsense. in general, a beautiful mare, which radiates standard ukrainian propaganda zelensky e. translated all orthodox holidays into catholic ones calendar. they rave about it and now they are fixing it. i say a thousand years ago, they are rewriting it under that christianity, that is, they will now also say that st. vladimir actually converted everyone to catholicism, and the evil russians came and dragged some of them into orthodoxy. well, that is, i suspect that this is exactly what this is about and it seems to me that this is exactly how their propaganda works now. let's include in our conversation dmitry sergeevich krysenko, doctor of historical sc

. >> dana: this happened in the fall of the roman empire.reg: jesse doesn't know what the roman empire is. >> jesse: i don't know what a toga is. civilization celebrates mediocrity. you're pannedoring to the -- pandering to the lowest common denominate and existing as an accomplishment. that's what we're doing in this country. if you reduce competition and you are an elitist, then you should say, everybody should not have to strive, you stay on top, you stay -- we stay on top, you stay down there. you tell people, you know what, you stay in your place. you wear your hoodie. if you look at how models are these days, models aren't good-looking. if you look at them in the '70's and '80's, they're all smokes. if you look at everyone at the beach, everyone has a tattoo. that's -- >> greg: tell him that. >> jesse: if you are a sick or unhealthy person, you are a victim and victims are unhealthy heroes. they said, working-class, blue-collar voters in pennsylvania will see themselves in john fetterman and that will help us, you know, win. i don't se

of world politics, as happened many times with decrepit empires of the past, returning to the roman empiren the later stages of its development, therefore a multipolar world. uh, this is the future of humanity. and now we give the floor to the news and the big one will air at 16:45. hello, and it’s time for news on the first , we’ll tell you about the most important events right now, how the far east has changed in 10 years and how key statements by vladimir putin at the plenary session of the eastern economic forum will be developed further. the head of state emphasized the region is strategically important, and therefore the task of large-scale mortgages, agriculture, gas supply and transport. the president instructed to prepare a plan for the development of air transportation in the far east and a program for modernizing the energy complex, about everything in order anton vernitsky. in the hall session for the first time since the end of the pandemic, the usual seating is at a distance from each other with sanitary distance of 1.5 m. as was the case at the forum last year, and this mean

particular in galicia, and what is not there compared to ukraine, which was under the control of the roman empireussian empire, i.e. i am not trying to perceive this as a positive thing , and joining this austrian or austro-hungarian discourse, but it obviously created much more freedom and opportunities for the expansion, let's say of the national vector of development and all the more, i like to remember that this is such an obvious thing, and that after all, the anthem of ukraine, the music was written by a greek catholic priest who was a citizen of austria-hungary, so after all ivan franko was a citizen of hungary, he died a citizen of austria-hungary of hungary, but on the other hand, there are alternative examples, say chopin , er, mickiewicz or sienkiewicz, who were subjects of the russian empire , i do n’t think anyone mentioned this during their lifetime. and after their death, no one mentioned them, they are not perceived as the figures of the russian empire are simply zero. even the fact that mickiewicz is well acquainted with pushkin, well, he was acquainted as if they were abroad, uh

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think about the roman empire every day.headlines is kicking things off with the mail and councils have been given the power to make anything they want illegal. this sounds great cressida brilliant . cressida brilliant. >> i'm going to start working for a from some alarming for a council from some alarming chalk to feeding the chalk markings to feeding the birds and turning up the tv volume. how council are volume. how council zealots are out launching innocuous acts using absurd diktat powers amid calls for cowboy laws to be scrapped . and these cowboy laws scrapped. and these cowboy laws are well, they're like warnings. they're giving people community protection and warnings. it's one before you get community protection notice, which is like, stop it . protection notice, which is like, stop it. this is just, hey, it's not as much, but it's pretty bad. so they're stopping people doing all these things. they've stopped a man from flying his model aeroplane in a two acre field. i mean, what's that all about? doing it that all

at the political and military analysis of america, as the americans compared themselves to the roman empired i believed that the problems within the internal affairs of the united states are very important issues that arose within the united states , which makes each of sometimes, during the elections, hashtags of civil war and slandering virtual environments, especially social and cultural issues in america , automatic internal demographic changes, these are also issues that are not usually seen on international sanctions, and there are very important components. an economic issue if you will america's decline may not be so much, but the issue of the emergence of new economic powers in the world exists in america. those who believe that america may have continued on its way and made progress in the economic field are working in america. in order to create a perception that america is infected, that new powers have emerged in the world, in the economic field, such as china, india, brazil, or russia before the war, and now they are also proposing permissions such as the summit of armed group

world is that the hierarchical system of international relations, in which the emperor of the holy roman empire nation means, ceased to be superior to other monarchs and was actually already equalized with the kings of european monarchies. there are a lot of parallels that can be drawn. the modern world, where there is one hegemon, and which, apparently, should be given this role in the future. as for other statements? i would say urban's statement is, of course, very interesting with regard to the grain deal. i know on the one hand refresh your memory refresh your memory good quality. we have imports of ukrainian grain, when we were defeated by the people of brussels to let in by land poland hungary-slovakia, bulgaria romania those who are neighbors of ukraine grain that was sent from ukraine by sea, saying that if it doesn’t get from ukraine to africa, there will be famine, but in the end we were deceived. it turns out that we are exporting grain from ukraine , but it does not reach africa here in europe , having cheaper grain than hungarian, romanian and polish grain. instead of buying our g

iranian-speaking nomads , fought for the return of the territory of north africa that belonged to the western roman empirelace at the site of decene, 16 km from the capital of carthage, the byzantines were one and a half times more warriors, but inconsistency led to the defeat of the vandals. the actions of their military leaders, and the inhabitants of carthage, having learned about the victory of the byzantines. in the suburbs they themselves opened the gates for them and allowed them into the byzantine fleet into the tunisian gulf, but soon roman power in north africa was restored. however, almost all of west africa remained independent, except for a few coastal areas. on september 15, 1835, charles darwin set foot on the galapagos islands aboard the beagle. this was part of his multi-year trip around the world for more than a month darwin moved from island to island, describing the local flora and fauna that remained on board the beagle. at this time, maps were being drawn up. darwin collected a large collection of animals and plants, and it was on the galapagos. watching the birds which he called ear

. >> these redwoods that you see now, their parents were around when the roman empire was around, that is how long it has been. >> reporter: but these days, these majestic trees are struggling. >> they are being loved to death basically, this park was set up in the 1950s to protect these trees, but because it is on the edge of a very dense urban area, it gets a lot of use. >> reporter: for the last decade, rob and his team have been racing against the clock, restoring the essential ground vegetation and adding rails to keep the park visitors away from the tree roots. >> once the people stay on the trail, the forest is naturally regenerative. it is a very resilient forest if you give it a chance to restore itself. >> reporter: but that might not be enough. as temperatures increase due to climate change, coastal fog is essential to their survival. meanwhile, wildfires have become more frequent and more intense. >> the redwood range is 450 miles. >> reporter: deborah works at save the redwoods league, she says these trees remove more carbon from the atmosphere per acre than any other fore

hello, on september 6, 394, two roman empires tried their strength, the western and eastern in the battle on the frith river near the spurs of the eastern alps fought for power and for the faith the emperor of the east theodosius banned all religions except christianity, and the western ruler eugene was firstly a usurper, and secondly, he patronized the pagan, when the battle began theodosius conceded the enemy army took convenient positions in the mountains, but according to one version, theodosius outbid several enemy commanders, and they turned their weapons against their own, and according to others , it was not the weather that helped, as if the icy north wind , scattered the enemy army theodosius defeated the attempt. he failed to give birth to the influence of paganism; he approved the priority of christianity and united the empire, true, then divided it among his sons, on september 6, 1872. in berlin gathered from the heads of the largest continental powers of europe, the russian emperor alexander ii, the german kaiser wilhelm the first and the austrian emperor franzaf, they were

the political and military analysis of america, just like americans identify themselves with the roman empire he was comparing, i believe that we should have the empire outside, soft drinks also had problems inside , the internal issues of america are very important issues that have arisen, which causes from time to time during the elections, hashtags of civil war and inflaming virtual environments, especially social issues. and cultural within america, internal demographic changes are still issues that are not usually seen in international sanctions and there are very important components after this in the economic components. there are those who work in america and believe that america may have continued on its way and made progress in the economic field, but the problem that actually causes the perception that america is infected that the new powers in the world the upheaval in the economic field like china, india, brazil, or before the war, the tour of russia, and now they were also raising permissions like the summit of armed groups, we must also consider the most important issues of ame

it was not until the full of the roman empire that the air became cleaner. again, the more active the economy, the dusty of the at something that's still true today of us employers, ourselves. the interest rate is that we can also see these concentrations coming down again on donald guns, todd so that we can clearly show that the pollution control measures that we've introduced to also to stop for a sty back and ask rain, have had an impact on the vehicle we can take action if we want to. we can improve things at the best time to come, then you're set to you on montero is a 4500 meters high. it's one of the last calculations in the out. the scientists hurry to recover as many i samples as possible, the full meltwater contaminates in mortgage because sky, notice from previous expeditions that the ice varies ancient. she's determined to recover it and succeeds has, has the team planned to store some of the ice clothes and talk to cap and creation all kinds of ancient glacial ice. which such an archive fee cease and then towards the guys satellite images shows

the gaza strip was an important trading location for the ancient egyptian civilization, the roman empirend during the crusades. however, this area has been under siege by the zionist regime for 16 years, and egypt also has restrictions on its borders. has endured until the next part of the news. in the name of god, hello, have a good day. in the last 24 hours, the hottest place in our country was abadan in khuzestan province, with a maximum temperature of 45 degrees, and the coolest place was kose in north khorasan, with a minimum temperature of one degree, and ahvaz, with a maximum temperature of 45 degrees. the warmest kurdish center and city with a minimum temperature of four degrees, it is the coolest center that has been reported. at present, in parts of the north of the country, areas of the provinces of gilan and istanbul, as well as the rainfall in other parts of the country, we are predicting a calm and stable atmosphere, which for today, the rains will continue in the north and northwest parts of our country, in the areas of west azarbaijan and east azarbaijan provinces, especi

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it was not until the full of the roman empire, the became senior again, the more active the economy, the jesse of the, at something that's still true today or otherwise employers, let's say also the interest rate is that we can also see these concentrations going down again on donald guns, todd so that we can clearly show that the air pollution control measures that we've introduced to also to stop for a sty back and ask rain, have had an impact of it. we can take action if we want to. we can improve things at the best time to come, then you've set t on montero is a 4500 meters high. it's one of the last calculations in the out. the scientists hurry to recover as many i samples as possible, the full meltwater contaminates and smoke edge because sky. notice from previous expeditions that the ice varies ancient. she's determined to recover it and succeeds has, has the team planned to store some of the high schools and, and talk to cap and creation all kinds of ancient glacial ice. which such an archive fee cease and then towards the guys satellite images shows that and arctic sea ice h

lot, not naturally born, not naturally born, he says so directly that oh, the collapse of the roman empireis time with memes, but in general, yes, well, he definitely said it, handsome, but what we we see, that is, everyone understands what is happening, but what to do about it, well, everyone except biden, the expansion of the circle of like-minded countries, which is dreamed of in europe, comes down solely to a crossophobic agenda, the united states traditionally has one recipe for power - war, american analysts are calculating all possible options for the escalation of the conflict, right up to a nuclear disaster, but for some reason it seems to them that it will not reach them, they do not understand that it will fly to them, while they are ready for a direct clash with russia purely theoretically, a almost somehow they think better, let the ukrainians die, which is joyful, says mark kelly, us senator. the help we provide them is extremely important. if it stops, they will lose and putin will win. so, i'm motivated to get this through the us senate. both parties supported the resolutio

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after the fall of the roman empire, the palace was abandoned for several centuries, until in the 16thout an extensive garden around the ruins. now an exhibition is open to visitors, where hundreds of exhibits are presented. recently statues, jewelry and ancient coins were discovered. the complex will be open for tourists every day, and this, you know, is just great news. wonderful news and so on in italy, there was something interesting on every square meter, they inspire us girls to, of course , pick out some beautiful dress for ourselves, and shoes, of course, high heels, of course by the way, when we have a desire to go for a walk in heels, yes, even the ancient paths of rome will not stop us, anyway, for the sake of beauty, let's go this, which we will remind you of if you suddenly forgot, is very difficult. somehow walk, only with flat soles, and the stylist of our program remembers this, and so, he advises, sometimes changing shoes with heels, for example, with wedges, uh, that's why , let's find out from our next story. platform shoes are a stylish type of shoe, which is charac

during the roman empire, the romans used to hide their coins in wine vases.n the mid 20th century, shell companies became the new wine vase. it wasn't just tycoons, it was drug dealers, the mob, even the cia. >> first, cia itself set up a number of dummy foundations calling them by impressive sounding if meaningless names. their sole function to channel money from the cia to a second kind of foundation. now, these foundations were real. some obscure, some well known, all involved in legitimate philanthropy. now in addition they agreed to be conduits for central intelligence, mixing government money with their own, and passing it onto the ever growing list of private organizations in the 40s, 50s, 60s were aboard the cia payroll. >> jesse: a wise states man with something to hide knows better than to use cia tactics. 20 shell companies of the biden family are a labyrinth that the whistle-blowers were blocked from cracking. house investigators say foreigners may have laundered up to $50 million into biden family accounts. so where did the money go, where is the

this is who really often thinks about the roman empire.an illegal immigrants overran the tiny island in a matter of days, and now even the eternal city itself is freezing. lampedusa is not rubber. italy was left alone. so the country's prime minister giorgia meloni announced quite aggressive emergency measures against illegal migrants. they promise to involve even the military. otherwise, the garden of eden may go to an illegal immigrant, meanwhile in lampedusa 18,000 migrants have already arrived by boat, let me remind you that the population of the island is particularly desperate... they are proposing to settle illegal immigrants, for example, in the colosseum, because at the present stage the arena can accommodate 50,000 people, that’s eight lampedusa. the evil irony of life, the fate of migrants today depends on the party of the brothers of italy, their main brother, in fact sister, miloni, is called a post-fascist and even mussolini in a skirt, not in terms of the scale of personality about the sharpness of the swing of his arm, she