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anastasia ivanova and the duplicity of the anglo-saxons.ith sewage, cars had to literally float along a fetid river, while, as recent events show, in the ukrainian capital this is not an accidental breakthrough. local residents with enviable regularity, in january the streets in the svyatoshinsky district were twice flooded with sewage , no one was in a hurry to eliminate the accident, the feces even managed to freeze, and a little earlier in kiev the entrance to the olimpiyskaya metro station was flooded. kharkov , meanwhile, found itself in an energy blockade, as the mayor of the city reported; after the russian strikes, the municipality was essentially was left without hot water and electricity. the heating season had to be completed ahead of schedule, but now there is no electricity. quality of life, including ensuring stable, high-quality work of housing and communal services, is simply not included in their plans, they don’t like it, it’s your problem, no indignation, no complaints there. during a special military operation, they mana

the destruction of the soviet union, of course, they came under the complete control of the anglo-saxons they also took over sports structures, so we shouldn’t be surprised, it’s all one team, you know how a football match goes. they all seem to be wearing different t-shirts on the field, but the team is the same, we understand that estonia has sovereignty there, well, what kind of sovereignty does it have, nothing, but a t-shirt. because, for example, the city of novgorod, yes, the nearest large city to st. petersburg, 150 km, pskov is already 300, to finland 200, yeah, well , when visas are issued, go for a weekend, just walk there, see, good nature, friendly people, the economy has developed in the border finnish cities, the threats are exactly the same, but no, putin said, we had almost no troops there, and why do we need troops there if there is a neutral state there, finland. flies, okay, finland is on the border with russia, sweden is afraid of something, it doesn’t have a common border with russia at all, and finnish neutrality with the end of the second world war, and the swedis

was said there, well, the first one was about how to conduct democratic elections that it is anglo-saxon only allowed women to vote, only 18 years after his speech will racial segregation be abolished, yes and a negro, or a negro race... they will decide to take part in voting in elections, then it comes about nuclear weapons, a very interesting report, what a blessing that the united states today has nuclear weapons, it didn’t get it to the communists, because otherwise there was a threat, again double standards about what, not even a year had passed since this kheroshima and nagasaki had just been destroyed, and this was the only thing when these nuclear weapons were used, then everything is constantly talked about, the speech is known what, these are iron again with... what did it all come down to, to the fact that it was precisely that, precisely racial superiority, that everything was with muscles, yes, and most importantly everywhere, the anglo-saxons should do this by uniting with each other, and what has changed today iron curtain, please, who is closing it, checkpoints, air traf

that's what happened during the angles and the saxons time. and look what happened there. but i mean , at there. yeah, but i mean, at least the angles and the saxons shared, you know, basic values . shared, you know, basic values. >> mean, we've got now, >> i mean, what we've got now, they they they they did they did, but they didn't share the values with the britons were already living there. >> and the britons were forced to the nether reaches of wales and cornwall and so this country was completely taken over by the angles and the saxons. >> yeah. but those who we are now, i mean, i think the. >> yeah, well, he's saying >> yeah, well, what he's saying is in 2000 years, the 3000 years, it'll all be history anyway, very anyway, which is a very philosophical point lewis philosophical point for lewis schaffer. >> so in a thousand years will be caliphate and be an islamic caliphate and nobody will be allowed to complain. >> that's exactly where his point yeah isn't point goes. yeah that isn't where point goes. yeah that isn't wh> my point goes

conditions, then... keep the threshold dry - this is clear, there should be no trust in the anglo-saxonswe need to very seriously, in my opinion, look at other principles, on what basis these elections take place , yes, the first step has been taken, this is the all-belarusian people's assembly, this is the first step towards our democracy, maybe look at what experience there was in china, what experience there is, for example, in the soviet union, the same with the presidential elections, throughout the rest, to get away from these gold standards, which this west is imposing on us today. well, the most important thing that the head of state said, speaking to the woman, was precisely in light of the politics of what chagiwara said, yes, that demography is the main weapon against our enemies. a great note to end this program, that's all for today, thank you for participating in the program, have fun, thank you. let's go on a trip to belarus. the memorial complex near the beaver river was created on the site of the bloody events of 1944, where the battle for the crossing took place. it con

conditions, the fact that keeping the gunpowder dry is clear, there should be no trust in the anglo-saxonsce was there in china, what experience is there , for example, was in the soviet union, the same with the presidential elections, with everything else, to get away from these gold standards that this west is imposing on us today, and the most important thing is what he said the head of state, speaking to women, he is just in the light of politics, what chegiwara said , yes, that demography is the main weapon against our enemies, a great note to end this program, that’s all for today, thank you for participating in the program , happy, thank you. evening prime time and this is a panorama, tatyana korol is with you, hello, let 's sum up this day together: pressing questions from the first and a serious conversation about our national...

the fact that keeping gunpowder dry is clear , there should be no trust in the anglo-saxons, and of course first step done, this is an all-belarusian people 's assembly, this is the first step towards our democracy, maybe look at what experience there was in china, what experience there is, for example, it was in the soviet union, the same thing on the presidential election, on everything else, in order to get away from these gold standards that this west is imposing on us today. well, the most important thing that the head of state said, speaking to women, was precisely in light of the politics of what chagiwara said, yes, that demography. this is the main weapon against our enemies, a perfect note to end this program, that’s all for today, thank you for participating in the program, happy, thank you, not only the muscles need training, but also the brain. name of which gemstone? used to refer to a series of major athletics tournaments. alyona. diamond. diamond, of course, we are talking about a diamond. what does the abbreviation apl stand for? maxim was the first. it stands for english

the fact that keeping gunpowder dry is definitely not there should be no trust in the anglo-saxons, andhas been taken, this is the entire belarusian people's assembly, this is the first step towards our democracy , maybe look at what experience there was in china, what experience there was, for example, in the soviet union, the same with the presidential elections, with everything else, to get away from these gold standards that this west is imposing on us today, well , the most important thing is what the head said state, speaking in front of a woman, he is just in the light of politics of what chagiwara said, yes, that demography is the main weapon against our enemies, a wonderful note, in order to complete this program, that’s all for today, thank you for participating in program, happy, thank you. belarusian doilitstva, which is your jumping spirit right now, is getting to know you and master you. all the time this façade is alive, because the prices are crumbling on this façade, and the pink heights of these tiers, the different dimensions of the apon, here everything here is like.

over to mitchell saxon, and saxon scored in the first half but the antelopes came on fire, and off-againrown, tyson grant, foster throws down the alley-oop, and tcu up 46-34. saint mary's down by 11, the layout blocked and on the other hand, duke brennan for the dog, the antelopes up by 13, the gaels rally, a transaction three, they cut it to 5, they are excited, come on, 64-58, four minutes left, harrison hits the tough jumper, that pushes the lead to it, that's good, 12 seeded grand canyon is on the upset, saint mary's, 75-66, their first ever tournament wednesday for tcu, the gaels knocked out for the first time since 2019. >> i'm proud of this team, what a great season. i'm proud of these kids, hanging together and accomplishing what they did. i don't think we played very well tonight, but it doesn't diminish what they have done for the overall year, so grand canyon, it is a good program. they played well enough to win, so we did not. >> with the loss, the drought continues, the gaels have not advanced past the second round. since the 2010 tournament when they made the sweet 16. a gr

moreover, they still exist in the anglo-saxon world, once they have chosen their orientation in in thenglo-saxon world, of course, in addition to the black water academy, which is known to absolutely everyone, but i will note that there is generally the world’s largest organization g4s, this is a british training system that includes various modules, from chop to fighters on the front line, and where they are based in britain, not great britain, and across europe there are 680,000 people in this system. from the point of view of the armed forces, that is , innovative technologies, the presence of absolutely everything from a fifth-generation fighter, the actual chip production program, and excuse me, weapons of the radio-electronic warfare class, tanks and so on, this is france, that is, well, france is a militarized country, so there’s not much to explain here, so it says what poland, which is still persistently trying to pull the blanket over itself like this, can say , we are the best, little friend of the big american elephant, we are here, americans, look at us, you... don’t need

against, well, as they set themselves a task, against the special services, they call it the anglo-saxon world, and the rest of the problems, they remain out of the spotlight, that's why they saw through it, said the ukrainian expert. here in the future, ivan stupak is with us, please stay, and before we continue the conversation, i suggest watching a report by steve rosenberg, a bbc correspondent currently working in moscow. he spoke with the russians, found out what they were thinking about the attack on the concert hall. moscow, wherever you go look, wherever you are, you can see that this country is in mourning and shock. across russia , flags are flying at half-mast for the victims of the mass murder in the concert hall. queues grew longer and longer at the site of friday's attack outside croke city hall. the national day of mourning was most acutely felt here. it was a stream of sympathy, mountains of signs of respect for the dead. in addition to flowers and candles, people brought soft toys and sweets, because there were children among the dead. they also leave messages. one of th

it's a media of war between the americans and the anglo saxons. that is between reuters and ape, well then the task was to prove who was more successful, a spreading these images of ethnic cleansing. but there was no ethnic cleansing, so everyone was exhausting themselves and doing as much as they could. so for example, a reuters correspondence shared a video with me. we watched it and i saw myself of some kind of countryside with a large crowd of l. damian's. mostly women, an old man holding children in their arms, dragging them along and running and running and running somewhere. i asked while i was watching the footage, why don't they have any belongings or anything at all? the rotors corresponded, laughed, and said, do you know they were actually running to watch some tv show? the lights had gone out and they ran over to a nearby village to watch the latest episode of some albanian tv series. and of course the story they broadcasted was, the survey and special forces have carried out a sweep. albanians are fleeing and horror from this village,

it was in line with the rules that someone in the anglo saxon world came up with. i don't really want to think about it against the background of what happened. there was an official figure quoted by the west of some 200000 serves who fled the region where they have 300 ancient monasteries. as far as i know, 300000 refugees left, they were forced to leave this place where as they say, their ancestors also lived and came from. it turned out that there was this whole region of kosovo and the tow here, which everyone understood to be orthodox are being land. and for some reason they took it and pushed them aside for albania, albania is in toronto. officially. consider this to be their enclave. that this is their territory, it's uncomfortable to remember. and how about libya? do you remember iraq much? they also try to forget the afghans the west clearly handled. it's passed through the media. it's task of demonizing, the service across the front line, several times wellbeing there. i had a film crew, we repeatedly crossover to the i'll be in the inside. talked with th

the anglo-saxons do not shun terrorist methods.a terrorist attack in kareli. and now it’s very important: the criminal was a citizen of belarus and was a member of the so-called kolinovsky regiment, which is a unit in the armed forces of ukraine. nikolai alekseev was recruited by the ukrainian security service and was preparing to blow up the olonitsk administration building. during the operation to detain him, alekseev resisted and was instantly liquidated. found on him equipped with a high- power explosive device. but the main participant in the war in ukraine, the white house, is now not at all interested in ukraine. the us election race, a super day took place, and the democratic and republican candidates for the upcoming presidential elections have actually been determined. elections, about the battle of the elders, details in the author's section periodic table. rematches, old robbers, an important moment in the american election race, the democrats' attempts to remove trump from the race failed. consider all political elemen

macron is a symbol of europe raped by the anglo-saxons, both figuratively and literally, because he, apparently, himself, as a teenager, was raped, as we now think, or a teacher. or a teacher and the history of the media today , but this is actually what one of the country’s leaders is doing, here you go, and he also says that troops will not be sent in, listen, but the french belong to the category for whose history is not a teacher, but for whom history is an overseer who punishes the french for not learning their lessons well, listen, when have the french ever been any different? actions, listen, even in essence, the first world war, i mean the patriotic war of 812, the french there were less than half of napoleon’s army, yes napoleon is an outstanding commander, but... for any commander it is important to win not in battles, but in war, how he ended, it is known, the crimean war in the middle of the 19th century, then we had no relationship with the french at all there were no problems. napoleon ii decided to support the turks and the british in order, as he said, to take revenge

only about this, but about the fact that the united states should uh lead the struggle of the anglo-saxonsit was 1946, this speech formalized only the situation that had developed since the summer of 1945, when they bombed japan with nuclear weapons, sending a signal to us, here, but in principle, here is stalin a few days later in the newspaper true, he wrote that this was the replacement of one superior race with another. in this sense

for centuries, the anglo-saxon world built its global policy on replicating discord between brothers,s always easier to defeat the enemy alone when he is left alone with the greedy political, economic and military machine of the west. when there is. strong alliances of states, strong mutual economies, finances, the availability of forces and means for self-defense, then neither nato nor other pseudo-peacekeeping structures will be able to capture and ruin sovereign countries, which is why our president calls for strengthening cooperation, increasing the level of integration of the eu and the cis, there is further confrontation with the west ahead, it will not easily give up its position as a dominant force in the global world, but the course of history... cannot be stopped, the united states is losing former greatness, we, meanwhile, need to go our own way and develop our own unions, step by step, as part of the implementation of the unified industrial policy of the union state in february of the twenty- fourth year of the ministry of industry and belarus and russia signed an action p

it's a medium war between the americans and the anglo saxons. that is between reuters and ape. well then the task was to prove who was more successful, a spreading these images of ethnic cleansing. but there was no ethnic cleansing, so everyone was exhausting themselves and doing as much as they could for. for example, a reuters correspondence shared a video with me. we watched it and i saw myself of some kind of countryside with a large crowd of l. damian's mostly women, an old man holding children in their arms, dragging them along and running and running, running somewhere. i asked, while i was watching the footage, why don't they have any belongings or anything at all? the rotors corresponded, laughed and said, you know, they were actually running to watch some tv show. the lights had gone out and they ran over to a nearby village to watch the latest episode of some albanian tv series. and of course the story they broadcasted was the survey and special forces have carried out a sweep. albanians are fleeing and horror from this village, somewhere towards greater albania. tha

there, well, the first one was about how to correctly conduct democratic elections, that it is anglo-saxonhey only allowed women to vote, only 18 years after his speech would racial segregation be abolished, and blacks, well, or races of the black race would be allowed take part in voting in elections, then there is about nuclear weapons, a very interesting report that what a blessing that the united states has nuclear weapons today; it did not go to the communists, because otherwise there was a threat, again. double standards about what? not even a year has passed since they just destroyed this kheroshima nagasaki, and this was the only time when these nuclear weapons were used, then everything is constantly talked about, it is known what, this is an iron curtain for flexing muscles, yes, and most importantly, everywhere , what it all boiled down to was that it was precisely this racial superiority that the anglo-saxons should do all this by uniting with each other, and what has changed today? everything you wanted to know about the meaning of human existence, for everyone there is god’s

the anglo-saxons do not disdain terrorist methods, the russian federal security service. there. but the main participant in the war in ukraine, the white house, is now not at all interested in ukraine. there is an election race in the usa. a super day has taken place, the democratic candidates have actually been identified and republicans in the upcoming presidential election. about the battle of the oldest details in the author's section periodic table. rematch and old robbers. an important moment in the american election race. democratic attempts to remove trump from the race have failed. let's look at all the political elements and put them in their places. this is the periodic table. hello. in the usa. super tuesday took place, internal party elections were held in 15 states at once, there were no surprises, joe biden won the democratic primary, and donald trump is a republican. the forty-fifth president of america failed to snatch victory only in the state of vermont, where he was beaten by the former us post-press at the un. nikke haley stayed the course until the v

it's a media of war between the americans and the anglo saxons. that is between reuters and ape. well then the task was to prove who was more successful, a spreading these images of ethnic cleansing. but there was no ethnic cleansing, so everyone was exhausting themselves and doing as much as they could for. for example, a reuters correspondence shared a video with me. we watched it and i saw it myself of some kind of countryside with a large crowd of l. damian's mostly women, an old man holding children in their arms, dragging them along and running and running and running somewhere. i asked while i was watching the footage, why don't they have any belongings or anything at all? the rotors correspondent laughed and said, do you know they were actually running to watch some tv show. the lights had gone out and they ran over to a nearby village to watch the latest episode of some albanian tv series. and of course the story they broadcasted was, the survey and special forces have carried out a sweep. albanians are fleeing and horror from this village, somewhere towards greater alba

you see, because the americans, by and large, we can talk a lot about the fact that there are anglo-saxonsre, so to speak, racist and all that stuff, but in reality there are in general, this is still american political nazism is, well, one must understand it all the same, but nevertheless, moreover, not many jews work there in this elite, this is blinkin, that is, the political system, this is education, it is at war with russia, they can do this too, the rest cannot . so they can, well, tired of being them, you can do everything else, i understand that there are various ukrainian figures there, but don’t do that, as if they understood perfectly well what the article in the new york times was about, that they are not listening to us. let's see all the americans, it seems to me that blinkin' don't go away and listen, everyone knows that this one against whom we opened a criminal case today, the head of the sbu, tells this in full... so to speak, in this situation they are losing more and more control not only with friends, so to speak, abroad, they are losing control over what is happening

do not see, preparations for war with russia take place under the close supervision of the anglo-saxons british ground forces arrived in germany to participate in exercises in poland. it is characteristic that the arriving english brigade proudly bears the name “desert rats”. nato rats are very... the west is not at war with russia, the west is only supplies weapons, then it turns out that there are western citizens there, they say yes , but they are mercenaries, they retired from military service, it is doubtful, in the vast majority of cases, and then they began to say that some kind of instructors should be there, because that the technologies are too, too serious, the ardent participants who were supposed to ensure their implementation, let me remind you that the minsk agreements became part of the global legislative field after the un security council adopted a resolution, as it became known, angela merkel, your predecessor in some ways, your boss, theoretically at some point in time, albeit not directly, deceived everyone by declaring that she did this exclusively. the nazi who ra

of technology , including from the point of view of strategic weapons, i remind you that the anglo-saxonsdifferent countries, but the american ones, which means intercontinental missiles are on british submarines, and these missiles have not been updated for 50 years, well, we remember, a few weeks ago there was a test, this missile did not take off, it took off, but fell next to the submarine, that is, they have a problem with carriers that are long overdue change. and the problem with the charges, which they also didn’t have new technologies, it’s all happening in a complex. russia is ahead both in new carriers, these are hypersonic systems, these are intercontinental cruise missiles, burevestnik, and in new technologies and the president said about this today that they spent trillions of dollars on missile defense, including bringing it closer to our borders, billions of dollars are spent on it and the lion’s share of their military budget, our hypersonic complex. remembering this, what does he want to tell them, it doesn’t look like he wanted to scare them, he doesn’t look like he wan

and this concentration, they are, of course, simply amazing, first of all, of course, in the anglo-saxon press, with all its influence, even there in such situations acts more like someone’s instrument , all that remains is to understand whose question, well, here’s a political one for you as an example: with the conflict in ukraine, at the moment there are no signs that ukraine or ukrainians are involved in this attack, but again this just happened, we are studying the information, but for now i would refute the assumption of any connection with ukraine at the moment, this is what my editors calculated there according to the time at this moment, well, that is it’s straight, well, they recalculated the washington name on washington time to moscow time, well, that is, it’s straight... usa kamala haris. please. vladimir putin is already trying to connect the terrorist attack in moscow with ukraine, saying that ukraine is to blame. does the us have any evidence to confirm this? no, let me say, what happened during the terrorist attack and the number of people killed is obviously a tragedy a

election campaign, but if we talk... in terms of performance style, then , understanding this anglo-saxonviolin is here of course britain played. firstly, britain very professionally knows how to stir up interethnic problems, starting with india, pakistan, where it essentially quarreled one nation and quarreled seriously for a long time, and, again, continuing with israel and the arab world, that is, where, in general, this schism arose in the first place. in this regard, the party of war, whether in the states or in britain, wins in any case, the stakes are long-term, and most importantly, why in france macron urgently convened a council, because in fact a very clear motivation arises the anglo-saxons confirm that it was isis, the upcoming events are the olympics in france, that is, in this regard, macron is very serious, knowing in general his counterparties who are on the other side of the channel and... the level of their unscrupulousness, he naturally does not exclude that terrorist attacks during the olympics are in fact an almost predetermined reality for which we need to somehow p

is inevitable, it will happen, it will definitely happen, and no one will refuse it, and no anglo-saxonsvernment from these clutches, forcing them to carry out this mobilization, they just know, they are throwing hot chestnuts at each other friend, shouting about who is to blame, but goncharenko, poroshenko, tymoshenko, zelensky, yes, who, who, let’s appoint someone who will be responsible for the fact that ukraine mobilizes everyone, they will try to make sure that everyone is mobilized, oh, the opening has happened. that they can mobilize there from the age of 18 , this was originally laid down in this law, this law was initially written in this way, to drive everyone in, first register them, put everyone on the register, then put everyone through the mandatory system of combined arms training and after that everyone can be mobilized , the question is how, how to break it down into parts, we talked here in this studio about the fact that they they will predict 50,000 per month, they need 50 thousand per month, well, perhaps after the half a million that they now want, and thus... it se

these conditions, that keeping the gunpowder dry is clear, there should be no trust in the anglo-saxonsns are taking place, but the first step has been taken, this is an all-belarusian people's assembly, this is the first step towards our democracy, maybe see what... it is precisely in the light of the politics of what chagiwara said, yes, that demographics are the main thing weapons against our enemies, a perfect note to end this program, that's all for today, thank you for participating in the program, have fun, thank you. well, almost everyone is assembled, konstantina, i see, no, our invaluable employees will tell about themselves better than me, so to speak, as production relations arise, i beg your pardon, they are waiting for me at the state supply committee, what a surprise, volodenka. what destinies? iskra markovna, i’m so glad you ’re here, i’ve come to see for myself that you ’ve been served properly for some time, you know, people, it’s a mess here, it’s high time to breathe some new life into this place, a new life, yes, this is the best hotel in moscow, the best people of

that it’s about that, specifically racial superiority, that all this should be done by the anglo-saxonss. as for flexing muscles, well, look what's happening. today along our state borders , yes, more than 90 thousand, today already over a hundred thousand are openly saying this , these various troops will be concentrated here, the same applies to issues related to atomic, nuclear weapons, look, what luck, where are they is located, only for some reason it is getting closer and closer to us, and we are forced to return it to us in order to protect ourselves, and as for the elections, look, they came up with this election system, they imposed it on us, they have this... thank you for participating in the program, speaking in front of a woman, he just in light of the politics of what chigiwara said, yes, that demography is the main weapon against our enemies, a wonderful note to end this program, that’s all for today, happily, thank you. only for our tv viewers, we choose the best routes. we are in a small town in the grodno region, called bridges. welcome. having eaten too much for a lon

alexander nevsky cathedral, which in pre-war times was located on saxon square. destroyed, the iconostasis was saved, and it came to the st. semeon church of kamenets as a gift from the residents of the village of pruska, in memory of the deceased children. first, he was taken by rail to zhabinko station, and then to kamyanets. by the way, in the same 16th century, or to be more precise, in 1501, on kostelnaya street, today soviet, the church of saints peter and paul appeared, it was built from larch, it burned down in 1924 from a blow lightning. 15 years later , new brick walls appeared in its place. in soviet times , the church was completed, and a restaurant was placed in it, and a little later a tea room; only in the 1990s was the shrine returned to catholics, and the temple was restored. but, as i already said, kamyanets is primarily famous for its people, so we head to the workshop of the national master of belarus, anatoly turkov, it is a minute’s walk from the church. anatoly savelyevich has been working with wood for more than 40 years. he has about 200

newspaper that this was the replacement of one superior race with another, hitler's, german, yes, anglo-saxonoals remained, war. they assumed that, yes, which means that, well, some fundamental statement on which you base your calculations is refuted by your enemy, this means a lot, these two factors, the failure of the counter-offensive, and the fact that russia has proven that it can attack, can carry out victorious operations, offensive, and whatnot quality in the most, so to speak, places that don’t... so that we don’t miss it, because in the current situation it may, well , things may turn out that balancing on the brink and there may simply not be any negotiations, before all because the other side is in a weakly sane state , absolutely weakly sane, i understand them, in what sense, you know, that’s all that... victorialand’s resignation followed, exactly in this situation, yes, but what does it mean, you can, you know, we, of course , don’t have enough information , i don’t want to fantasize, but i can say one thing, or rather two things, i think that this resignation is directly relat

stalin’s answer was that they did not fight for that with hitler in order to now fall under the anglo-saxonsain. your brother is in the donbass, you need to go there, you go, it’s just for the passengers to ride here, i’m not a fighter, i came for my brother, in a couple of days you will go there, to the gray wife, for this line, you will become different, but then what, my childhood and youth were there, and now it’s darkness, that’s it, we’re going our separate ways. scary, no, hard to get used to. about 10 years ago, i saw through the window how he was being beaten, and i did not intervene, i betrayed him, now i have to find him, there is still hope, there is always hope, soon, russia , russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia , russia, russia, russia, russia, russia. russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, russia, 24.

credit to rajini for ploughing on there — butjillian saxon was amongst those unimpressed with that, andthere anything that can be done about the loud and boring heckling that goes on when politicians are being interviewed on college green? it was appalling on wednesday after the budget. i couldn't concentrate on what the interviewers or the interviewees were saying — and at times, neither could they, and i felt quite sorry for them. is there some kind of sound protection zone you can set up? either that, or you'll have to do the interview somewhere else, because it's just not comfortable to listen to. i'm sure the people doing the heckling think they're standing up for free speech — but all they're doing is just shouting everybody down. a sound protection zone — you mean, like a studio? monday's news at one led on comments made by the detective in charge of the sarah everard murder inquiry, when she was told the chief suspect was a serving police officer. the interview featured in a documentary that was being aired the following night — as presenter ben brown made clear. and sarah evera

the state of sax and they were quick to arrive at the scene based off your position on behalf of the saxon state government on i would like to express our deepest condolences to all the victims and their families of civil hope you will. it's a tragic week for easter week in an accident like this. so it's upsetting and we hope that those who are now in hospitals and they've got the seriously injured and the slightly injured will get better quickly. life for the 6 lane highway was initially completely blocked, while rescue workers gained control of the situation. traffic to berlin is moving again. police say all lanes to munich will be closed until further notice of the us artist and sculpture. richard sarah has died. he was 85. it was best known for curbing walls of rusting steel such as this 1000 tons series called the matter of time at the guggenheim museum in bill bel, spain. there was outdoor installations also include these steel slabs in the desert, into tar, one rider describe the artist as quotes, the poets of fire. and here's a reminder of our top story. this, our us investigators

are we anglo-saxons abandoning our plan to destroy china with someone else’s hands, to weaken it?, come on, because power over the world is at stake, power over the world, they have no one and they don’t feel sorry for anything, they are raising the stakes, they have always acted this way, poles, estonians, latvians there, anyone, for god’s sake, but without the obligation to participate in this war themselves. therefore, instead of nato, the eu flag appears, within the eu the united states has obligations, only to send telegrams of support, well, weapons, maybe. maybe money, that's what they need, they have to throw new fuel into this firebox all the time, believing that in the long run they will be able to fulfill their plan, and if they fail to fulfill their plan, then how putin said, for them this is an improvement in the strategic position, if it worked out, but it didn’t work out, but the situation worsened , the next chess game will begin, but for us it’s a matter of life and death, so understanding their ultimate goal, we understand that they will throw anyone except engla

ultimately tell the truth. they will grow, yeah, they will grow, why terrorism according to the anglo-saxonsed more actively when other methods do not work, that is, the most important thing here is the situation , i agree with you that yes, they failed to scare the people, but their task is to discredit the authorities, russian, belarusian, no matter whose, which failed to protect their citizens, that's what they will do. can i argue with you? of course it’s possible, because it’s possible to discredit the russian or belarusian authorities after such elections were held, and with such a turnout, with such, excuse me. while we are watering each other and the plums compromising evidence, you can find quite interesting things there, these are things of this order , yes, so thank you very much for your support, it really was not possible to destabilize society, because, as you quite rightly noted, they tried to play the national card, but this was not possible , fortunately for the russian society, on the contrary , together, and the guilty will be punished, right down to the customers, i think

this very few times before our eyes, yet in terms of the degree of cynicism and cruelty of the anglo-saxonsar was set in 1999: civilian much more serbian objects were destroyed than military ones: churches, schools, kindergartens, residential buildings. on april 23, tamahawk missiles hit a radio and television house in belgrade. there was a news broadcast. that day could have been the last for aleksandar vucic, who in 1999 was the minister of information and his mother, rts journalist angelina vucic. it was completely by chance that we both survived, the ministry where i worked was completely destroyed, it was hit by a cruise missile, by luck i was not there at that moment, was in the government building, i received an invitation to speak at rts. in tash park, opposite, there is a monument to the television center employees who died that day. to the question, why? no answer, a quarter of a century. but they must answer, says serbian national television journalist dragan stanojevic. i could expect everything, but bombard rts. i don’t know if there are other cases in history when television w

officials from the state of saxony were quick to arrive at the scene, stuff to do things on behalf of the saxon state government on. so i would like to express our deepest condolences to all the victims and their families of civil hope . you will. it's a tragic week for easter week and an accident like this. so it's upsetting. and we hope that those who are now in hospitals and they got the seriously injured and the slightly injured will get better quickly. light product which may be the best will get the 6 lane highway was initially completely blocked, while rescue workers gained control of the situation. traffic to berlin is moving again. the police say all lanes to munich will be closed until further notice. us artist and sculptor richard sarah has died at the age of $85.00. he was known for curving rules of rusting steel, such as this 1000 tons series, coping matter of time at the guggenheim museum in the spanish city of the vile saras i've door installations also include the steel slabs in the deserts encounter . one writer described the artist as the poet of iron and here's a reminder of

way, i did not emphasize this specifically, i say i am writing about england, because we are anglo-saxonssomething to happen to us this is the same one, this is practically me literally... i’m quoting, that’s how you remember, there was this history, there was an endless war, eurasia, ustasia, oceania, everyone fought with each other for some, that means, territories located between them, there was basically a war going on there, this was the main process, and you know, i caught myself today in thought , but in fact these scoundrels there in the west, who are behind all this, they think like this... as it was described by orol, there are these no-man's, gray territories for which there must be an eternal war, only in the conditions of this eternal war they will be able to keep in subjection their territories, which they have now , in these conditions, if anything happens, in a war they can carry out ethnic cleansing, well, any other cleansing, in these conditions they can silence everyone, but everything is exactly as described... because i cannot admit the thought, i cannot admit the tho

the state of sax and they were quick to arrive at the scene based off your position on behalf of the saxon state government on. so i would like to express our deepest condolences to all the victims and their families of civil hope . you will. it's a tragic week for easter week in an accident like this. so it's upsetting and we hope that those who are now in hospitals and they've got the seriously injured and the slightly injured, but we'll get better quickly by product, which may be the best will get. the 6 lane highway was initially completely blocked, while rescue workers gained control of the situation. traffic to berlin is moving again. the police say all lanes to munich will be closed until further notice to thailand's lower house of parliament has approved a marriage. equality bill, if ratified, in the senate at thailand, will become the 1st nation in southeast asia to recognize same sex marriages. the man's month bill has been more than a decade in the making. 400 members of the house of representatives gave their approval with just 10 voting against the committee that drafted it sa

with the money of the same owners, americans, anglo-saxons, of course , the investigative committee ofwill establish all the details, but who is the customer, in my opinion, answering this simple question, we can already say today, the customer is the one who gives the money, respectively , everything is clear, but the goal, really the goal , it is common, both in ukraine and egil, this is to destabilize the situation in the whole world, and... in this case, the most pressing direction for them is the russian federation, so all. unfortunately, such terrorist manifestations, they will grow, yeah, they will grow, why is terrorism, in the opinion of the anglo-saxons, beginning to be used more actively when other methods are not yes, that is, the most important thing here is the situation, i agree with you that yes, they didn’t succeed in scaring the people, but their task is to discredit the government, russian, belarusian, no matter whose, which failed to protect its citizens, that’s what they will give, you can argue with you, of course you can, because to discredit the russian governme

in fact, stalin’s answer was that they didn’t fight hitler, in order to now fall under the anglo-saxonsepeated, today the british and americans believe that they control world political processes, and hence their erroneous attempt at brinkmanship in... european countries do not correlate with each other, i don’t know, but when there were hundred-year wars, that europe was exhausted, wars still went on, napoleon drained france almost to the level of demographic disaster, they continued to fight anyway, sat for a while, rushed again, another question is with what result, after all, a person is the most predatory animal in the world is undoubtedly western man, the key predator, although he is tortured. ussr, but if you look at the territory , the losses of the british empire were incomparably greater, that is, simply incomparably greater, because this is the worst policy in the history of great britain that has ever been, the worst, but in my, excuse me, subjective opinion, i see according to the result, he drank and smoked everything, the only thing he was good at, like chubais, was his o

based on your ideas, your approaches, a new global majority is being created, this is not the anglo-saxon america, a significant part of greater eurasia, those who would not want ... their fate, how they will develop, to be decided in washington, so that we have a unipolar world based on blood, as we saw in 1990 in yugoslavia, in 2003 in iraq, then in libya, in syria, we, we russia, did not allow events to follow the same bloody scenario when the undesirable regime and their leaders simply are being wiped off the face of the earth, so today there is a new global... that is why they congratulate the heads of state so warmly, they will probably continue to congratulate them for a long time, and as for our party company, i said right away that i will not say anything in advance points of the program, we determined these points when we traveled through a large number of regions. based on the wishes, wishes of the people, these are the points, i think that together, with your high coordination, we will consult, unravel, resolve, without waiting for the end, there are questions certainly sensit

the political process really does not correspond to all these classical schemes from the same anglo-saxon from what stretches from the 20th century, but conditionally there is left center right, listen, there are some remnants of this, but in reality all this has become so much more complicated, it has become so mixed up, and look, it’s essentially a neo-nazi regime. april and win a car or a million rub. compare on your side. alfabank for business. register your business with alfabank in march and receive. 100,000 rub. we pay every hundredth. alfabank is the best bank for business. we're going on vacation. and we 're going. third year, open a vtb savings account, rate 16%. save up faster. disturb your stomach. take amiprozole renival. pancreatin renival. we trust renival. we choose renival. buy. osaga on the website compare. and win a car. only until april 26th you can insure one car with us and win a second one. or a million rub. choose osaga or any other insurance and take part in the draw. compare on your side. one of my friends has become very popular on social networks. i need it. th

they need, if we talk about britain, about the united states, then for the anglo-saxons, europe - thishe more. no, well, they, well, of course, europeans are stupid, but not that stupid, that is, they don’t understand, they say now. neutral, all troops, which means we are withdrawing lands that are russian, let the people decide so, voted, i am against it, but so be it, we, this will be the hardest option for us, yeah, this is the worst option for us, when a person says, no, no, everything is yours, we are for, no, i’m for sure, that’s all, troops we’re taking them out, we’re ready to disarm, this is the hardest thing, this won’t happen. your brother is there in the donbass in the aurora battalion, so he is a belly, no one knows anything, alexander mikhailov, in short, you have to go there, this is war, kulya, war, vitaly kishchenko. you understand that i don’t have a dry ration or a weapon for you, get ready to go to moscow, we’ll list your brother as a missing person, no, that won’t do, i came for him, i have to find him, markin’s hope is very looks like him, sergey gorobchenko, tell