constantinople, it became clear that the eastern roman empire was losing its power, almost nine centuries after its creation, another 2 and a half centuries later byzantium was finished off by the ottomans, but the energy of the christian world had already moved to the west, however, it was a... already a different culture, it was a culture sensual, five centuries of unprecedented development of science, arts, technologies in the history of mankind began, a colossal transformation of society began, the achievements of the west, europe in these five centuries surround us, we all know this very well, we live among these achievements, our cities are filled, filled with technology, this medicine, which allowed us to achieve an unprecedented life expectancy many times exceeding the life expectancy that had existed for thousands of years, the terrible epidemics of the past that devastated cities were defeated, few people go hungry, many have healthy food, almost everyone can read and write, and many of us are even well educated, but the problem is that this era has already ended. at least that'

religious and commercial, therefore the universe oikumena, meant for a resident of the eastern roman empire the world that existed within the borders of this empire, hence this high title for the patriarch, ecumenical. ecumenical patriarch, but this is only a title. in 1453 , constantinople was captured by the ottomans and became istanbul. and the largest christian church, the shrine, the cathedral of st. sophia became a mosque. the lantern is the residence of the patriarch of constantinople. this is a small area, 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 a year , to serve only 17 liturgies. bartholomew's flock is several." this is precisely what has always distinguished the orthodox church, conciliarity in every sense. in 1993, patriarch bartholomew was a guest of patriarch of moscow and all russia alexei ii. and he fully supported the position of the russian orthodox church, condemning the false patriarc

of babel, the construction of powerful pagan empires, we cannot even imagine how powerful the roman empirefar this civilization from...

zelensky is organizing persecutions that are comparable to the persecution of christians in the roman empire think that this is a very accurate comparison, of course, in terms of psychotype, zelensky is very reminiscent of neurons, there is something. such a possessed little girl, well, such a disgusting one, a demon, well, a pure demon, therefore, by the way, all the talk about peace, zelensky himself has no plans, yermak has plans, this plan is completely primitive and simply to drag russia into a war with nato, that is , they understand perfectly well that ukraine has no chance, none, not only that, god forbid there will be a stop in some kind of conflict,

of babel, the construction of powerful pagan empires, we cannot even imagine how powerful the roman empire was, how much this civilization differed from all others in terms of the development of science, technology, transport, communication, philosophical thought, it was above everything, and that is what everything collapsed, and why it collapsed, because there was no most important thing, there was no spiritual core, because paganism, idol worship could not give such spiritual strength to a person, when we say that we believe in god, after all, we are not just we we recognize the existence of god, we establish a connection with him, religion, religera, this is a latin verb, i connect, hence religion, connection, but can you imagine a connection that does not work, i could have dedicated my whole life to god, if i did not feel that this connection works, and i get answers to my questions, well, it is impossible to imagine, i studied well at school, the prospect was to get an education, to be some kind of scientist there, something else, i went down this path, i do not play with toys, this

and stealing as a normal behavior, however they all failed, even when the confrontation with the roman empire, even when that came about, given the military and economic and political strength it posed, they all failed and the results of their conspiracies and their cunning plans and their wars against the messenger of god, may peace be upon him and his family and against the muslims. the result was the victory of the muslims, so much so that they became effective force which was present internationally, leading the nations and being unique in its sacred message, and god almighty immortal. of islam given its teachings, its directions and also its stances, and the evaluation of the performance in the cases where muslims achieve victory, even the reasons behind their failures in some battles and in the quranic verses, the invasion, the great invasion of bad and is mentioned and also of ahzab, which is known to be alkhand or the dich. and other confrontations with the arab non-believers, leading up to the greater conquest of mecca and also the confrontations with the jews, although the different

nuclear mixture up close, devoid of form and thought, antique sculptures from the heyday of the roman empire collected, this is how the concert hall in the bach children's art school was transformed. the work is called summer garden, and here i use such images from high art, classical, but through the prism of modern street art technologies, we get this wonderful composition, in which the sculptural compositions are located conditionally in a conditional garden, we get such an open open area, we changed a little . the architectural form of this hall, and it seems to me that it turned out quite successfully. previously empty and faceless walls of various institutions are transformed radically, they acquire individuality, for artists this is an excellent opportunity to express themselves. and for the second year now i have been collaborating with this organization, i paint, the shchukin cultural center. as a result, it is planned to paint the entire entrance group, including the ceiling and other walls. so far, we are at the very beginning. in fact, only one wall has been painted. the contours

up close, devoid of form and thought, are collected antique sculptures from the heyday of the roman empirethis is how the concert hall in the bach children's art school was transformed. the work is called summer garden. and here i use such images from high art, classical, and through the prism of modern technology and street art. and this is how wonderful it turns out. shchukino cultural center, as a result it is planned to paint the entire entrance group, including the ceiling and other walls, but for now we at the very beginning of the path , only one wall is actually painted. the project contours of culture is a breakthrough in the world of contemporary art. literally this year we have such an important year and decade, this year, for example, at the world competition in mexico, which took place in mexico city, and the organization, which includes more than 140 countries, recognized our project counterculture, the leading world practice in the field of culture, and this project will be translated into several foreign languages ​​​​and sent to all foreign participants, as a current pract

godly project, whilst it was still emerging, at that time the habashi army which was loyal to the roman empireof mecca to destroy the kaaba and to seize control of the situation over there, in a way which would prevent the godly beacon from emerging from that holy land, and god almighty mentioned in the holy quran that campaign, and how it completely failed. and god, god stood against them and destroyed them, he almighty said, in the name of god, the merciful, the compassionate, didn't you see what your lord did to the people of the elephant, didn't he make them be in a state of loss and sent those birds over them who would throw rocks or drop rocks and stones. so that very strange important, amazing incident was one of the most important signs for the coming of the last of the prophets and god can defeat anyone, however most people do not know, in the year of the elephant al feel, the prophet of god and the last of his messengers, muhammad, the son of abdullah, son of abdul muttalib was born, and he was raised as an orphan after the death of his father and then after that the death of his mot

nuclear mixture up close, devoid of form and thought, antique sculptures from the heyday of the roman empire are assembled, this is how the concert hall in the children's art school named after was transformed bach. the work is called summer garden, and here i use such images from high art, classical, and through the prism of modern technology and street art, it turns out like this... a wonderful composition, in which sculptural compositions are located conditionally in a conditional garden, it turns out like an open open area, we slightly changed the architectural form of this hall, and it seems to me that it turned out quite successfully. previously empty and faceless walls of various institutions are transformed radically, they have individuality appears for artists - this is a great opportunity to express themselves. and now for the second year i have been cooperating with this organization. the organization, which includes more than 140 countries, has recognized our counterculture project, a leading global practice in the field of culture, and this project will be translated into severa

everywhere and foundations, and we will talk about the persecution of christians in the style of the roman empire they have already. they do, what to do with these, with this agency abroad? well, here is the question of joining the efforts of our orthodox churches and of the greek catholic and diplomatic missions of ukraine, the more they can influence politicians, the more they develop these, these false accusations, the better it will be, i think it's very simple. what is being done, in fact there is already experience in the fight against their fakes in the united states, when everything was explained in the same way with examples, well, there are people and there are politicians who cannot be told, they look in a completely different direction there, but when there was a question of legally refuting these fakes, then everything was done very nicely, that's why i think that dmytruk runs more, worries that he will be... excommunicated here to ukraine, and the religious case is the only opportunity to say that he is not being persecuted for nothing, but for religious reasons, in fact, it should

people for resources, that's what they've done, it's what man and humanity has done forever, the roman empire, the ottoman empire, the british empire, now the american empire, they will murder at will anywhere in the world, because they have once you have military dominance, they used uh repeating rifals against the indigenous uh native american people who had bows and arrows and when they got ' uh revolvers and they got rifles, they use cannons, they use gattling guns, so long as you are militarily stronger, you can not only defeat your enemy, you can and sleeve your enemy, you can steal the resources in the country, you can bring in your corporations so that all the profits that come from that country do not go back into the people, they go into the bank accounts of the shareholders of these uh of these foreign uh american hegemonic companies. and there are people like nazi palusi if i have this correct, her husband has uh shars and lockheid martin or bae systems. all these companies are profiting from the war in ukraine, a proxy war against russia, and they are profiting from the the proxy

he became. the first christian ruler of the roman empire, constantine the great, true, monarchs 100. monument to him in petrozavodsk was laid in 1872 for the bicentennial of his birth. peter ii. true, elena. spachin, with initiatives, yes. monuments are 100. in 2016, his giant. statue was planned to be installed in henan province, but the project was still considered unsuccessful the sculpture was dismantled, that's right, a monument from the statue 200, a monument to the hero of this comedy film was installed in the armenian delezhane. mimino, that's right, monuments of the statue 300, june 17. 1885, the statue of liberty arrived in new york, which was assembled for six months, it took 10 months to build this one, pastement, exactly, white belo for 100. circus performer from dresden, ursula böttcher became famous as a trainer of these animals, with such a name nothing surprising. polar bears, polar bears, absolutely right, the name ursula comes from the latin ursus bear, belom belo 200. wimbledon participants go out on court only in white. even roger federer was banned from playing

french revolution, his comparative history of the french american revolution, a history of the roman empire and a and a compendium of french texts. i didn't tell you this story. okay? when when quincy adams was 11 and he spent a year in france with his he wrote his brothers and charles and. john, he wrote them a five page annotated bibliography of french grammar usage and literature. he was 11. his oldest brother was eight, and his youngest brother was five. when he was ten. and he recall this in a letter in the 1840, when he was ten. he recalled that he'd heard his mother and father about paradise lost, taught, talked about it. they just sort of they were enthralled with it. so he snuck into his mother's study and got it out of the out of the drawer and started. he said he read it three times. i couldn't understand a word of it. and he started smoking. he was ten, said he he said, i didn't quit until i was, but i didn't quit until. i read i was 31 and i read it and i can understand about. so there's these these these stories and they they have you if you get a chance if you go to quincy an

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it's the holy roman empire is the political organization german central europethis time. and there's a large number of western and southwesternlarly in germany, where these soldiers drawn from theiitiol allies of the british. they helped the british the seven r,hat we call e ench and indian war in north america, when a large british army was depl continental europe and fought alongside these german speaking soldiers from a number of small states. now you can see the various states listed there. i'm not going to go through each and every one, but do remember the hessians from hasim castle and also the brunswick, or as we say in english. braunschweig, griffin, bootle. thes twoargest contingents. they are they maintain to some extent, their own organization and tactical identity when they come to north america. and this is one of the reasons why the british turned to them initially, the british don't come back to the hessians because they owe them a lot of money from the seven years war and they know the first thing that the hessians will insist on is being paid for the last

coups, but how many times the army was used, well, what can you say, compared to these boys, the roman empire. the army has the right only to self-defense without declaring war. war was declared 11 times in the entire history of america, not once after the second world war. which was built, well, just like england all over the world, all over the world, this country was built on the money that they stole from india, the american state was also built, so it changed, so the plan in the kursk region, which was created not by the hands of americans, but by the hands of the english, why are we surprised that they have children... he had such a mess, that for the next 4 years he will need to somehow get out of it, missiles, terrorist attacks, well, everything that is normal, the normal approach of the american state, what is ahead we are going to have very difficult times now, it is not untied, how do i stalin understand this, it is just getting better and better, if you are serious, what do you understand, yes, the enemy is cruel , the hand is just like that right away. somehow he is looking, look

protestants, we had the french in alliance with the ottomans, against the habsburgs and the and the holy roman empireever got along well in any of these. >> this is the thing. in any of these. >> this is the thing . so the >> this is the thing. so the headunes >> this is the thing. so the headlines are muslims. christians clash, but actually the context is interesting . why the context is interesting. why then there and the individuals. >> although when you take this back to the seventh century, it does beg the question, how on earth does anything get resolved? we've got 101 hostages still in captivity. we've got gaza almost torn to pieces . gaza almost torn to pieces. >> well, there's a degree of empathy which requires you to reverse the gaze, to see an issue through other people's eyes. and then there's a question also not empathy doesn't require sympathy to understand why certain people are so hard line about certain issues . you know, take it back. issues. you know, take it back. did i say on our own doorstep to northern ireland? yes. you know, to understand the deep why people would support a te

organizing persecutions zelensky, which is comparable to the persecution of christians in the roman empireere is no chance, none, not only that, god forbid, there will be a stop in some kind of conflict, we will have to hold elections, win elections, zelensky has zero chances, that is, they beat him and hate him, so for him the only opportunity is to somehow drag nato in, that is why yermak is walking in circles around former and current nato figures, here he wrote a stupid article with erasmus, that is, about nothing at all, well, it should be noted that i did not i can probably remember fair ones for ukraine, what ukraine, what is ukraine? justice, justice can be for people, when someone talks about people, who cared about the opinion of the people of crimea, donbass, kherson, zaporozhye in ukraine, who cares about the opinion of ukrainians in ukraine, when was the last time ukrainians were asked about something, one of the activists from the territory of ukraine began to correspond with russian oppositionists and tells them, you don’t understand what you’re talking about, you don’t unde

monday you have pimco ceo manny roman speaking on bloomberg television. u.s. empire manufacturing.e latest retail sales hit print and we are going to hear from jp morgan ceo jamie dimon. he has believed in higher rates for a long time. wednesday fed decision and chairman powell's news conference. the big moment of the week and another round of u.s. jobless claims, existing sales and bank of england decision. we would hear from ecb president christine lagarde. for my final thought, let's take a look at the world. because we have u.s., brazil and indonesia on wednesday, u.k., norway, taiwan, turkey and ukraine and japan, i'm watching u.s., u.k. and japan. the watch those differentials, the story on wednesday can change drastically by friday because of the carry trade. and just how hawkish the bank of japan governor has sent signals into the market already sending jitters in the market this year. same time, same place next week. this was bloomberg real yield and this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ with so much great entertainment out there... wouldn't it be easier if you could find what you want

... and johnson's background, he's just stupid as for the second, given the formation of empires, about the roman, about the british, about lying, stupidly lying, when he talks about russian, so, as far as nato is concerned, it is very simple here, that is, this proposal, let's always fight. because the main thing is in our image of victory, which is quite dynamic, yes, starting from the twenty-second year, there is one point that is very specific, very concrete, and will never change, so, ukraine is outside nato, ukraine is a neutral country, whatever it is, such, such, such, such, clear, clear, therefore, if ukraine is in nato, then war, a very simple proposal, and johnson, can't help but understand this, respectively. this of course scares britain, but in fact, starting from the 19th century, this was realized by the british, in particular, when the big game began, the main geopolitical enemy of the anglo-saxons has always been and remains russia, as the main land continental empire, well, that is, you can't perceive this as a proposal, that is, this is obviously unfeasible. let's leave behind

it has been ruled by a variety of countries and empires including the canaanites, egyptians, romans, stian crusaders. modern lebanon began in 1921 following the loss in world war i of which the ottomans were part, the league of nations partitioned four specific middle eastern territories of the empire creating four mandates. palestine, iraq, syria and lebanon which in a way hearkened back to the colonial era and acted sort of like sponsorships that were meant to eventually lead to independent states. the british were given control and governance over palestine and iraq and the french over syria and lebanon. this created greater lebanon as it was called. literally a reference to size. double under the ottomans including tripoli and one of the oldest inhabited cities in the world and beirut, the capital in the middle. in 1943, with friends under nazi occupation and pre-france severely began, lebanon gained independence notably going back to its ottoman days. a distinctive feature of lebanon is it's very religious populations. as part 11 on's newly formed parliamentary government, each m

roman mats. classicism at the beginning of the 19th century acts as the most attractive style, and in some sense it is paid to similar galloin budynka near the capital of the russian empirevitsebsk magchyma yon well, not so much. the scale of pompousness of the day, as it appears all the time in this month. in some sense, vitsebsk gety palace, yon navat gets out of the agul atmosphere, the agul forget city. this is all clear, and menavita is all a high state in the 19th and early 20th century, menavita was sleeping there, the navat kali yans were not governor-generals, so this was such a gala month, the city’s holy month. grazing another susvet. trouble, leonid ignatievich, twice a hero soviet union, attack pilot. in 1940 he was drafted into the red army. he flew his first combat sorties near stalingrad. in 1942, during the battles for the liberation of belarus , he attacked enemy concentrations in the minsk cauldron, stormed the berezina and nemon crossings, and liberated the baltics and poland. by april 1944, the shturmovik pilot had flown 109 combat sorties, and by decree of the presidium of the supreme soviet of the ussr, guards senior lieutenant leonid beda was awar

roman mats. passionism in the 19th century of madness appears as the most afic style, and a certain sense of it is due to similar galloin booths in the capital of the russian empireaga vitebsk. magchyma yon does not work on such a large-scale pompous business as appears all around this month. at some sense of the vitsebsk gates palace, he is getting out of the agul atmosphere, the agul forget town. geta understood everything and changed everything high state in the 19th, early 20th century , men of law lived there, the navat kali yans were not governor generals, so this was such a gala month, a great month. in the wake of another world war, the hell of the governor's residence found only the scenes, tables, fallen buildings, and gardens that had been destroyed, the pumpkin crumbled, and the rich smudged sculptural campaigns were broken. only in the 50s of the last century did these grandiose developments occur. from now on, we will be taking up the important task of the dzerzhbyaspeki committee. fertile land in caring hands, ours the main wealth, when the joy of what has been achieved so much wants to share, create and develop. carefully preserving traditions, in