, the creation of a new , fair world order, where there is no place for any renaissance of the roman empirewe belarusians, our belarus, actually acted as a farpost, a citadel for the protection of traditional peace and values, then we were the first to take a historical blow in the global confrontation between the collective west and east, but not everything will be clear if we talk exclusively about the geopolitical struggle. it is important to show the root cause of such zealous behavior of the west in an attempt to create a new roman empire. our president always said: everything lies in the economy. why is it so important for the usa and great britain to crush economically china and russia, belarus, cutting us off from europe, causing war and disaster in the regions. in fact, western corporations and banks, through military instruments in the form of nato and politicians like biden , decide. tasks to save their money and assets, but they are clearly late: china, russia, the middle east, africa, latin america and individual european countries are uniting, integrating resources economicall

ashley, how often do you think about the roman empire?or gear and, you know -- [laughter] no, i don't at all. but funny enough, you know, i'm just thinking as that was rolling that i was looking at netflix, and funny enough, the movie gladiator popped up. that was a good movie with russell crow -- crowe, but hardly ever. of. stuart: strangely enough, i just happen to be reading a book about the roman empire. i, claude yous. since i'm reading about it, i guess i'm thinking about it constantly. is that the right answer? i don't know. ashley: weird. stuart: yeah, weird. thank you very much. [laughter] this is from tim. stuart, i waited until after your friday show for what i hope will make you even more proud of your business sop's efforts. i received a sampling of chardonnay and cabernet. my goal was to try your son's efforts and see what i might get for a unique holiday gift. what you didn't tell us, tim, whether you liked any of them or not. you said you got 'em, you received them, and there's the pictures, they are there. that's all good

in which the anglo-saxons must be isolated and localized, otherwise the establishment of a new roman empireedoms and sovereignty of peoples, and in general there is no place for the state in the form familiar to you and me, our country is active in these historical processes to create a new, fair world order, where there is no place for any renaissance of the roman empire. in 2020, we, belarusians, our belarus, in fact, acted as a farpost citadel for the protection of the traditional world and values. then we were the first to take a historic blow in the global confrontation between the collective west and east. but not everything will be clear if we talk. about the geopolitical struggle, it is important to show the root cause of such zealous behavior of the west in an attempt to create a new roman empire. our president always said: everything lies in economy. why is it so important for the usa and great britain to crush economically china, russia, belarus, cutting off us from europe, planting wars and disasters in the regions. in fact, western corporations and banks, through military instr

stuart: the roman empire doesn't just pop into your head? do you ever think about the roman empire?f you stay tuned, you will see magically appear on your screens, 321, coast-to-coast starts now. david: day 11 of war in the middle east, as clatters

this means that in retrospect judea turns out not to have been and became the metropolis of the roman empireple, if we look at the russian empire, this is how ukrainians build, ukrainians fight, intellectuals think. ukrainians write about the future of history there, culture, but let's see, in the 19th century, where the greatest development is industrialization, where industrialization is taking place, tula, astrakhan, lower novgorod, it is a center of trade and economic growth, there are 10 centenarians, in ukraine there three hundred thousand people, and it is very difficult, then everything goes, develops very slowly, kyiv is generally a very marginal small town, compared to tula, i was there three times before the middle of the 19th century, and weapons are made there, but here only bread is grown in ukraine and exported, isn’t this a sign, we can talk about classical colonialism already in soviet times, when already after the holodomor after the first, second and third, each time there were actions to import the population of moscow into the territory of ukraine, it was just classic co

stuart: the roman empire doesn't just pop into your head? do you ever think about the roman empire? >> never. stuart: nor me. "varney and company" is done for the day but if you stay tuned, you will see magically appear on your screens, 321, coast-to-coast starts now. david: day 11 of war in the middle east, as clatters ramp-up along the israeli border, president biden is set to leave for israel and a show of solidarity but how involved will the united states get in the this war? a live report from southern israel with mike tobin. a battle being fought in the nation's capital, the house will vote on the new house speaker two weeks to the day after kevin mccarthy was ousted by members of his own party. jim jordan seems to be the front runner, but will he have enough votes by the end of the day? chad pogrom will give the latest from capitol hill. welcome to cavuto coast-to-coast. i'm david asman. we begin with talk of israel. the united states has selected nearly 2000 troops to prepare for a possible deployment in israel. retired navy seal makes a rally joins me now. who are these tro

and also this kingdom was a small kingdom in between two great powers — persia in the east and roman empirehat's why they try to, you know, have a balance in political affairs. isn't that fascinating? because, of course, we're coming up to the 100th anniversary of the turkish republic, where ataturk famously brought people together and forged this sense of turkish identity. it seems like this has been a pattern going back an awfully long way. yes. actually he unified this multi—ethnic country because it was a microcosm of ottoman empire. and he said that whoever feels turk, you know, and will be a turk, you know. i've been travelling around this country trying to understand the significance of this 100th anniversary of the turkish republic. but what i've come to see is that while it's an important milestone, this past century is just a blink of an eye in the long and incredibly rich history of this land. hello. for some places, the flooding situation could get worse before it gets better — not least in eastern scotland, where we have this new red warning from the met office. further rain th

. >> it was born during the roman empire. and that roman name. it is a big deal in english. >> yes, exactly. >> reporter: there may never have been 100 jails here. but what this area does have is three new subway stations, all within close proximity. >> and this changes the game. a lot of people came here to try to invest a bit. >> is that where we're going? >> yes. >> and let's see where they are going. >> reporter: and long had a rough reputation. that's changing fast though. and in one place that's seen as ground zero for the neighborhood is a deli. >> we appreciate it. >> reporter: he opened this place well before the metro arrived. he wanted to rehabilitate the surrounding region's mediocre representation for food and bring the best of the country side back to his neighbors to enjoy a fair price. >> right, right. can i taste some? pecorino cheese is made from sheeps milk. historically the animals were raised all around as the cheaper alternative to cattle and crops. and he searches in some unlikely places for cheese that will help his commun

. >> the neighborhood was born during the roman empire. centocelle is a roman name. centum cellae.it's 'one hundred jail' in english. >> one hundred jails? >> jails. yeah, exactly. >> there may never have actually been one hundred jails here, but what this area does have is three new subway stations, all within close proximity. >> this thing changed the game. a lot of people came here to try to invest a bit. >> yeah. is this where we're going? >> yes, it's here. >> let's go in and see what he's got. >> centocelle has long had a rough reputation. that's changing fast though, and one place that's seen by some as ground zero for the transformation of the neighborhood is a deli. >> vincenzo. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> vincenzo opened this place well before the metro arrived. he wanted to rehabilitate the surrounding lazio region's mediocre reputation for food and bring the best of the countryside back for his neighbors to enjoy at fair prices. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> can i taste some? >> si. >> pecorino cheese is made from sheep's milk, and rome is famous for it. h

in the short term , we have 8 years of experience in the defense of the holy roman empire. on the tactical front , there is a possibility of progress. there is no concept of the end of the war in the short term. this will continue for the duration of the casualties of the defenseless and resistant people of gaza. if the regime makes a gesture that i am winning the war, it will also make progress in gaza, but it will definitely become vulnerable, it cannot take an area, but it cannot keep it. in the long run, it will be a failure for the regime and a win for the muslim people of gaza will was. the fate of the occupation regime of al-quds will be decided in this al-aqsa storm operation. what we see is that the countries supporting this regime , if they want to continue this attack, not with the internal protests of their own people, but with regional resistance against the goals of america and america's allies, from this point of view, the long-term effect of this operation on the fate of the region is for the benefit of the people of the region. my perspective is that it wil

judaea can profess its principles in the roman empire, but the main thing is that she worship the genius of the emperor. the genius of the emperor in the current situation is a dollar, here are the democrats, they are all by their origin, by genesis. former trotskyists are supporters of the world permanent democratic revolution. the united states of america, like a boa constrictor, must crawl onto the globe and swallow it, digest it within itself. therefore, the republican concept is to weaken russia and then reach some kind of agreement. the concept of the democrats is to destroy our country, as long as they are in power, no other the us leadership will not pursue policies. and confront it. enemy, a strong enemy, in the end we will be able to defeat this enemy primarily thanks to popular unity, which is why it is so important: for centuries we have not lived like a melting pot in which everyone is melted down and becomes the same americans and then they debate whether they are republicans or democrats, pepsi cola or coca-cola, that means we each remained ourselves, russians as russians,

then all the rulers of europe, in particular the emperor of the holy roman empire, maximilian ii of habsburgon to the swiss. he hired them to train his army, which consisted of... german mercenaries. gradually with the acquisition of combat experience, the german lansknechts became competitors of the swiss. on may 6, 1527, during the war of the league of cognac, which got out of the control of the troops of emperor charles ii. the habsburgs invaded rome and subjected the eternal city to plunder and destruction. pope, clement 7. was able to escape and took refuge in the castle of the holy angel. then lansk-neft. killed most of the swiss guarding st. peter's cathedral, since then many european monarchies began to hire lanznechts. they often fought on both sides of the conflict, took part in campaigns against moors in africa and clashes with the russian army of ivan the terrible in livonia. during the thirty years' war, they showed high efficiency; it is not surprising that in addition to salaries, the mercenaries received income from robberies in enemy territories. century , the famous flights

this area , archaeologists discovered a burial dating back to the era of the roman republic, the roman empirethis is the period from thirty years bc to 476 of our year. zinaet khurbatov, news. while there is a pause in the russian football premier league, the national team in the first league took place in the fourteenth round at the weekend. vladikavkaz alania defeated leningradets at home and rose to first place in the standings. my colleague, ilya kazakov , spoke with the main guy on the russian football program. watch right after the advertisement, get a deal from alfabank, pick up your purchase immediately for a quarter of the price, choose stores on podelit.ru. dale kyuric, this is a priority task, i’m speeding up as best i can. now i'm still i'll speed up the process. you, your friends, and even your director are all delighted with your favorite taste of aromatic freshly brewed coffee: confidence does not come immediately, it grows kilometer by kilometer, every turn, every acceleration, every maneuver we go through together, and no matter what route you choose , you can rely on muscovi

benito muusali was obsessed with the idea of ​​national superiority and dreamed of recreating the roman empireopia asked for assistance from the league of nations, but only the ussr responded. western powers refused to apply sanctions against italy, and even refused to sell weapons to ethiopia to defend itself. ethiopia was simply surrendered, just as austria, czechoslovakia and poland were later surrendered. the africans had old rifles, sticks, spears and bows, but they still beat the italians, even though they had the latest planes, tanks and artillery. musalini became furious and ordered the use of chemical weapons mustard gas and fasgene, only this allowed the annexation of ethiopia. this conflict of '35 it is considered one of the first harbingers of the second world war, but the nazis were unable to hold the captured country. the partisan struggle did not stop in '41, the italians had to flee ethiopia. on october 3 , 1942, the germans carried out their first successful attack at the pinenda training ground. testing the fa2 missile, which is considered the world's first long-range ballist

[000:00:00;00] to divide the kingdom of judea, because it was quite strong then, when the roman empire began to strengthen after the republic, so it is not resolved by tsenkovsky, under no circumstances, by the way, in 2016 it was a wise concept to settle gas on the territory of egypt, in my opinion , this is now impossible, anti-israeli and anti -semitism statements are gaining a very serious global geopolitical meaning, and especially this meaning is now very useful, for the great muslim tyrannies, they are very comfortable with the whole package of problems, the same turkey, here is really an exclusively domestic political moment , the turks will not fight with israel in any way, it is not serious, but in order for erdogan to have his political reputation, he just represents the islamist, kr wing and atatyuk is surely turning over in his grave, what happened to this, that's right, there are too many nodes to characterize them in one short analytical outline, but the general summary is as follows: there is another trigger that can ignite the world barrel, the problems that have accum

one of the most known instances which saw a large number of martyrs was during the roman empire as a christians for targeted for refusing to worship a roman gods as well as the emperor. but one would think with the advancement of society of science. so what also the towers of religion, especially one which is considered to be the largest religion in the world, may get nearly one 3rd of the global population. yet today, christianity continues to be the most persecutor, religion. with 7 of the top 10 countries known for targeting christians in countries where religion plays a key role in the government and daily life. now, according to open doors, these countries which are dominantly muslim, frequently target, harass, and terrorize those who profess to be christians. north korea, a predominantly agnostic country, is on top of the open doors list as well as india or hindu mobs are known to target christian nigeria we're crushing or the is the main religion with more than 98000000 reside in the country remains the deadliest for believers as the african nation was responsible for almost 80

but how did the roman empire decline while you're watching it right now? instead of bread and circuses, it's carbs and tock. >> emily, is it kind of frightening to see what's going on on these campuses? oh, my god. yeah. i mean, it wasn't so i want to tell you now, it's just being put in the public eye. >> but college have been habreeding ground for communism . am first and foremost. but secondly, it's like a safe haven for hatredfor je and. you know, not too long ago o i was in college and the star of david neverff off. and my professor would say, oh, you know, you're only on camer a because you're a young blond. hellnd i'm like,, yeah, absolutelysolutely but he would. he tried. he tried to say in an insulting way. but the problem is free speech is protect. and i'm a huge proponent and say what you got to say, but face the consequences. and there are no consequences. college campuses, unless you say something that's against wokeism. s wh and that's the problem. and that's why college students are frickithey'rn, because their professors are. >> so i'm real

i would say it is what eventually results in the undoing of colonial powers, it's what got the roman empire to collapse, what got you know many empires to collapse is when they have that hubry, that that notion of invincibility, that notion of superiority, and i think israel suffers from that in very very large scale, and and i you know of course for me personally as a palestinian i i honestly wish the israels wake up and and not have to be you know pushed back by force to to realize what's right, i wish they do it willingly and i do it based on human rights, but if they don't of course the resistance will continue and will succeed eventually uh in pushing them back and i, i hate to see violence in general, but "you know, if they don't wake up, it's their problem, not mine, um, i, i hope and pray that the palestinians and the international community, palestinian leadership, especially, which has been very silent, amazingly silent in ramala, about these things, i wish they wake up, i wish the saudi regime will wake up, i wish the emirati and the..." bahraini regime will wake up, um, but if t

, especially the eastern roman empire, they are the british empire, they carried civilizationrried some culture, carried the idea, and production, improvement, but... was limited, in fact, to the grabbing of resources and the lowering of the general cultural level of civilization of those peoples who mastered, this is such a parasite state, now the role of russia is not much lower than it was even in the 17th year, then the russian empire, with its 160, 130-160 million population there, made up 10% of the world population, and in the interest of the entente, which supported the white movement. the preservation of the state was much greater then, they even managed to win and unite this state, but not them , not their allies, but the bolsheviks, and now the role of russia, what is the 130 million population, which may not exist, because there is no 100 million, these are already falsified censuses, it would be a little less than bangladesh, its role in the world of economists, politicians and even the ussr to equate, the ussr had. before the collapse, it was the second economy i

state, killing all those who disagree, citing the fact that 2000 years ago, remember, there was a roman empiret germany and france were not there, because it turns out that the head of midurtia, hakan fidan, said that the idf’s ground operation in the gas sector would turn the current cruelty into a real massacre, and israel must immediately abandon this mistake, erdogan criticized tel aviv . he said israel's gas strikes lacked any basic human principles and canceled his planned visit to the jewish state. at the same time, the turkish leader called hamas not a terrorist organization, but a liberation organization, and of course condemned the terrorist attack itself. erdogan said that the united states, which does not want justice in the world, will lose together with israel. but it just became known that one day i shook hands with a man named netanyahu and we invited him to our common turkish home, my dear brothers, of course, we had good intentions, but he abused our good will, we there were plans to go to israel, however we canceled these plans if netanyahu had maintained his good intentions

republic, this is the period from 510 to thirty bc and the era of the roman empire, this is the period to 476 ad. zinaet kurbatov, news. and now the news that comes to the feeds is marked urgently. vladimir putin in conversations with the leaders of egypt, syria. the arab republic of iran and palestine expressed concern about a large-scale escalation between palestine and israel, the kremlin said, adding that putin, assad, raisi, abas and assissi noted serious concern about the threat of escalation arab-israeli conflict into a regional war, this is breaking news from the kremlin. the volga region for thousands, the urals for five thousand , the central bank introduced a new one. banknotes in denominations of 1000 and 500 rubles. vera moroz attended the presentation of how banknotes have changed and when they will go into circulation. the volga, nizhny novgorod kremlin and iconic places of kazania instead of yaroslavl on the blue-green thousandth banknote. on the most expensive red-brown banknote is the yekaterinburg stella europe asia and the monument to the ural hero in chelyabinsk. t

emperor franz awarded suvoram the title of general filshal of the holy roman empire.ch suorovsky. elevated by birthright to princely dignity. the king's cousin received the rank of grand marshal of the military. emperor paul i appointed the russian naval commander fyodor ushakov as commander of the russian squadron in the mediterranean sea. uushakov's tasks were: conquest the ionian islands, the blockade of french troops in egypt and the assistance of the english squadron of rear admiral nelson in the capture of the island of malta. they were so alienated. under the sparkling sky of italy, so that i forget about the grief, and the people, and everyone and everything drinks in the luxurious beauties, wrote gogal. fyodor dostoevsky traveled abroad eight times, living there in total . ivan turgeev lived in europe for 38 years, almost all of his works were written there, but this did not stop him from being a russian writer, and russian artists, even if they work in europe, aren’t these ours? russian cultural heritage? ivanov, kiprensky, bakst, benois, almost the entire r

but israel remained, and he was there when there was babylon, he was there when there was the roman empire there was byzantium, well actually the ottoman empire, israel was always there, but now for some reason they believe that then the israeli jewish kingdom, it was something wrong, but now it’s artificial, well, we understand , putin’s ukraine is also artificial and created for us well-known, i know, now what i wanted to ask you as a diplomat, yesterday i read a story about how ukrainian volunteers, well there is no, not just volunteers, people who obviously have a position and understanding and opportunities, plan, try to meet with representatives of the republican party, senators, presidential candidates , possible, or who will participate in that primaries, and convey the ukrainian position, they were supposed to meet with one of the republicans, influential, and the meeting they did not had, because they did not have the necessary level of course. but there his assistants were shown certain documents, facts about the war in ukraine, they were very impressed, well, the assistants, th

start not in 100 years, but in 1000, during the time when the last jewish rebellion against the roman empireeated, and the last of the roman emperors who fought with this rebellion, there were three in all, emperors vesposian the emperor titus, the emperor hadrian, which emperor titus was the son of the emperor vespetian, the emperor trajan and the emperor hadrian, these are the three main emperors, titus , when he fought with judea, was not the emperor of rome, and now, by the way, many laughed bitterly at us, when i saw that the italians projected the flag of israel on the statue of titus, which was erected in honor of the destruction of the jerusalem temple and the subjugation of the jewish kingdom, this is like a revenge that was taken after a thousand years, exactly, practically, when the last rebellion lost , and the emperor hadrian even renamed judea palestine, he was elinophilus and he invented a greek word, not a roman one, but a greek one, because he loved everything greek so much, he invented what the greeks called this territory so that there was not even a memory of it , that th

the emperor titus destroyed the second temple and you jews, who constantly rebelled against the roman empire them, that is, from their land, and in order to tear off, conditionally speaking, any mention of that, of the rights of the jews, conditionally speaking of this land, he called this land instead of, it used to be, that means the land of israel, judea, samaria, gaza, he is that, that means , he called it, palestine. there further, you know, there the story can be told about the british mandate, about how in the 20s after the end of the first world war, again, it was then, one of the provinces of the ottoman empire, the british, who were fighting with the ottoman empire, went there, got from the united nations at that time, in other words , from the league of nations, received a mandate to manage this territory, for the purpose of which, in the mandate , it was written for a national center of the jewish people, well, that is, to finally give the jews at least some land, let them take it, conditionally speaking, from europe to other countries where it they live there, and will settle in

testament, just a name that was used by the jews in biblical times, then was used in the times of the roman empireo denote, as just the name of a province, and after the name of this territory, the arabs, a part of the arab people who live in this territory, received the name palestinians already in the 20th century, and partly as a response to the creation the state of israel and in confrontation with the jewish zionist project in the same territory, a palestinian national identity emerged. which differs in a certain way from the all-arab, and the all-arab, in turn, split into egyptian national, syrian national, and so on, that is, we are talking about a part of such a larger community, a part of the arab people that lives on the territory of palestine, on the territory of modern israel, and which during of recent generations identifies itself with this name and has self-awareness of palestine, if you try, and partly from this prehistory you can understand the roots of the conflict, of course it is not about an exceptional religious conflict of biblical times, it is about the self-determination o

emperor titus destroyed the second temple and expelled the jews who constantly rebelled against the roman empires, from their land, and in order to break, relatively speaking, all mention of that, about the rights of the jews, relatively speaking, to this land, he, he called this land instead of it earlier was meant the land of israel, judea, samaria, gaza. and he called it, so he called it, palestine. er, there further, you know, the story can be told there, about the british mandate, about how, in 21, after the end of the first world war, once again, it was then, one of the provinces of the ottoman empire. the british, who fought with the ottomans empire, went there, received from the then organization of the united nations, in other words, from the league of nations, received a mandate to manage this territory, for the purpose of which it was written in the mandate to create a national center of the jewish people, well, that is, to finally give the jews at least some land , let them move , relatively speaking, from europe, other countries, where they live there, and settle in their own homes,

to divide the kingdom of judea at that time, because it was quite strong at the time, when the roman empire began after the republic to fasten, so it is not resolved by tsenkovsky under any circumstances, by the way, in 200. in 2016 , the concept was wise: to settle gas on the egyptian territory. in my opinion, it is now impossible, anti-israel and anti-semitism statements take on a very serious global geopolitical meaning, and especially this meaning is now very useful for the big muslim tyrants, they are very comfortable with the whole package of problems of the same turkish state, here it is really only an internal political moment, the turks will not in any way... fight with israel, this is not serious, but in order for erdogan to have his own political renaissance, he just represents the islamist cr wing and atatyuk are surely turning over in their graves, what has come to this, then it is so, there is too much there are many knots to characterize them in one short analytical presentation, but the general summary is as follows, there is another match that can light the world barrel, th

testament, just a name that was used by the jews in biblical times, then was used in the times of the roman empire to denote the name of a province, and by the name of this territory , the arabs, a part of the arab people who live in this territory, received the name palestinians already in the 20th century, and partly as a response to the creation of the state of israel, and in opposition to the jewish zionist project on the same territory, a palestinian national identity emerged, which in a certain way differs from the general one. and the general arab, in turn, broke up into egyptian national, syrian national and so on , that is, it is about a part of such a larger community, a part of the arab people that lives in the territory of palestine, in the territory of modern israel, and which during the last generations, identifies itself under this name, and has the self-awareness of the palestinian, what to try, well, the roots of the conflict can be understood partly from this background, of course, it is not about the exceptional religious conflict of biblical times, it is about the self-determin

titus destroyed the second temple and expelled the jews, who were constantly rebelling against the roman empire them, that is, from their land, and in order to break, conditionally speaking, all mention of that, of the rights of the jews, conditionally speaking of this land, he called this land instead, it used to be, that is, the land of israel, judea, samaria.

with a broken borders of america today in many ways it to, to is sort of reminiscent of, of the roman empire during the days of decay. we're sovereign with enormous debt. we've de valued the card saved by just print, taking limitless amounts of it. we are finding wars all over the glove, whether it's a new crane and a rack and gaming in syria and libya and serve you, we're finding everywhere. and meanwhile we've, we actually believe it or not, we have somewhere between $600.00 and a 1000 overseas military spaces. now that's not huge basis, but it's a $600.00 to a 1000. meanwhile, russia has something like 30 in china has like 50. so we have this vast empire and we have no need for it because we are sheltered by enormous oceans that are 56 out of 10 miles across. but meanwhile, we are, while we have these armed forces all over the world, we cannot defend our own border. the only threat that the united states faces from any foreign power is the one across our southern border in mexico, trying to us and threaten us rusher doesn't threaten us all these other places. the only place that threatens

same thing happened with south africa, nobody believed the apartide would end, nobody leave the roman empire, the and the uh greek empire, all of these that were et stone ended, we feel that it is the obligation, even though we are ignored, we are harassed, we are threatened with our lives, that's why many jews are fearful of standing up, we went to demonstrations last week and

fortunately it was revived, but only a thousand years ago, who appeared a long time ago, but the roman empireesponsibility of china, england denied china’s ability to become a state, that england is here, so in the middle x century england completely denied china's ability to statehood, here the examiner is history, the historical procession, and humanity, unfortunately, always passes this exam poorly, because cain killed abel, individual people, not yes, humanity does not teach anything about history, but cruelly asks, the most famous city - south africa, the most beautiful city in kiptown, is our support for russia, it says moscow here, there are a lot of such t-shirts printed. africa is always business through relationships, business through the eyes. we have just sent a whole batch of products from the south africa to russia. we can understand each other on many issues. i had a dream, i’m 34 years old, i’m opening my sister’s little bar. russia chose me, not i chose it. there are a lot of opportunities for africans in russia. gas, we need russian companies as partners, investment ratings,

later, the kingdom was captured by babylon, and then these lands became judea, a province of the roman empirevery warlike. as a result of another war with the romans, those destroyed the main shrine of judaism, the jewish temple, from which only one wall remained, which we know now, how i cry, and since 69 ad, jews have been traveling around the world without their state, almost 200 years of persecution and resettlement. until in 1896, the german jew theodor herzel came to the idea that no one would oppress the jews in his own national jewish state, and zionism was born. theodore herzel published a pamphlet entitled the jewish state, in which he offered france, germany, the great britain. provide the jews with land to create their own state, argentina and palestine options. just at that time, the troops of the entente during the first world war knocked the ottoman empire out of jerusalem and control over the territory, which had long been called palestine, was given to great britain, and it was not against the formation of the israeli state here, but the arabs were against it, they were the m

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now, america today, in many ways it's due to is sort of reminiscent of the roman empire during its days of decay. were summer with enormous debt. we've devalued the currency by just printing limit less amounts of it. we're finding wars all over the globe, whether it's so you, crane and iraq and syria, and libya, serbia were fighting everywhere a true at the time that we brought an end to the war and stopped this terrible, terrible slaughter. could i try to the bottom why the important thing to remember is that the support for the ukranian war is rapidly dissipating throughout the western world today. and as the crying conflict continues to drag on and using western supplied cluster munitions, ukraine talking to the village and the west and the russian city a pretty and that's according to the governor. the who added more than 50 homes were damaged. and while ukrainian attacks routinely target civilian infrastructure, russia, it was been working on rebuilding the city of not apple. something the west impressed will never tell you about that. all correspondence now explain of 50000 feet.

, because you know how, dividaye timpera divides my lord, this is a maxim from the time of the roman empiree enemy very effectively, well , it can be used even now, so again, we are not spreading treason here now, that some are bad, some are good, this is such a society , it is all together like this, with different ones, but it is still necessary to try to stitch it together and convey the understanding of war to other people, so that they behave at least a little more calmly, maybe at least a little and a little differently treat both soldiers and war , and to his own participation in this war, that without them there will be no victory, but without them, well, there will be no victory, please. i understand your aspiration is a bit idealistic, a bit like that, with sympathy for people, that let's sew society together, yes, of course, this is a very noble goal, well, the goal is like that, it's cool, but if you look at it from the other side, when you have oncology, it is not sewn up , they are cutting her off, i don’t quite understand why the guy who is fighting here next to me is also yo

because you know how, david timpera is divided by the owner, this, maximus since the days of the roman empireeffectively , well, it can be used even now, so again, we are not spreading treason here now, that some are bad, others are good, this is such a society, it is all together like this, with different , but you should still try it sew and pass. understanding of the war to other people, so that they behave at least a little more calmly, maybe at least a little and a little differently treat the soldiers, and the war, and their participation in this war, that without them there will be no victory, but without them, well, her it won't happen, please, i understand your aspiration is a little idealistic, a little like that, with sympathy for people, that let's sew society together, yes, of course, this is a very noble goal, well, the goal is so cool, but... if you look at it from the other side, then when you have oncology, it is not sewn up, it is cut off, not me at all i understand why the guy who is fighting here next to me is also young, he is 22 years old, he was hit by a bombardment in

now, america today, in many ways, it is sort of reminiscent of, of the roman empire during its days of decay, were sovereign with enormous debt. we've de valued the currency by just printing limitless amounts of it. we're finding wars all over the globe, whether it's a new crane and a rack and game and in syria and libya, serbia, we're finding everywhere. it's really time that we brought an end to the war and stopped this terrible, terrible slaughter. but i think in the bottom why the important thing to remember is that the support for the ukrainian war is rapidly dissipating throughout the western world today. and as the crank of that continues a drag on using western supplied cluster munitions, ukrainian on 4th is struck. a village of the western russians said he aubrianna, that's according to the government of the who added that more than 50 items were damaged. and while you're creating a time to retain the hit civilian infrastructure, russia, it was actually has been working on, i should say, on rebuilding the city of mattie awful. that's something that west impressed will never sh