germany - this, for example, was a powerful social democratic party, the sdp, where its heirs generally this day, in britain and france, these were the then, the then also socialists, trade unionists , leaders of various then radical movements, well then radical movements, for example, the suffragette movement, which established that all this militarism, all this imperialism... we are dealing with it instead of dealing with specific problems now, in a future war, as it were, well, the proletarians again robbed, the capitalist will get rich again. it is interesting to note that in general this continued even at the beginning of the first world war, well, for example, the british trade unions there were british, even some liberal members of the british parliament were even eliminated there anti-war demonstrations, but by the way, not social democrats, who are pro-crats, i’ll tell you a little later, it’s interesting that, for example, the first world war split. exactly in half the movement, the suffragettes of the then feminists, because half of the feminists said that war would liberate

germany, for example, was a powerful social democratic party, the sdp, and its heirs, in general, stilland france, these were the times. uh, those of that time were also socialists, trade unionists figures, leaders of various then radical movements, well, then radical movements, for example, the suffrage movement, which established that all this... militarism, all this imperialism, we are dealing with it instead of dealing with specific problems now, in the future war, as if the proletarians would be robbed again, the capitalists would get rich again, but it is interesting to note that in general this continued even at the beginning of the first world war, for example , there were british trade unions, british er, even some members of the british parliament from liberals, they even eliminated anti-war demonstrations, but by the way, not the social democrats, who are not talking about german, i’ll tell you a little about later. it is interesting that, for example, the first world war split the movement, the suffragettes, the then feminists exactly in half, because half of the feminists s

i want >> i want these smaller parties to sdp to be prparliament.1t the sdp to be in parliament. >> because we do not. >>— >> no, we do not. >> i want proportional representation it representation and i want it now. happen, now. it's not going to happen, is a democrat. is it? i've been a democrat. i want i you i want it want i want, you know, i want it to be great. >> great to see the >> it would be great to see the rise smaller parties. yeah. >> well, yeah. » wen, >> well, paul, you were saying backstage have backstage that you should have to you can to own a house before you can vote, interesting idea. >> not bad idea, actually. not idea. >.bad»t bad idea, actually. not idea. >.bad idea.ad idea, actually. not a bad idea. >> okay, we're going to >> i didn't okay, we're going to move the guardian next. >> i didn't okay, we're going to mov> i didn't okay, we're going to mov> i didn't okay, we're going to mov> i didn't okay, we're going to mov> i didn't okay, we're going to mov

the sdp used to be a party that cared about the working middle class.to bake about benefit recipients. many people have the impression that in berlin they worry more about gender, cannabis and similar things. my party has lost its compass. on april 1 , germany legalized the use of marijuana, which health minister lauterbach had long insisted on. he, like schröder, a social democrat, recently called for the former chancellor to be expelled from the party. should remain, but the capabilities of the former head of government are limited. macron and scholz are the ones who could find a diplomatic solution to the conflict in europe. there will be no military solution for either side. but whether there is a military solution for one of the parties, the west clearly doubted that if it was possible, it would be for ukraine. rather, russia will achieve more in the current conflict than they will be able to dictate to it their terms of peace. the new york times comes to a disappointing conclusion. conclusion regarding the debate in brussels. words of support are

socialists there tried to somehow limit it to the best of their ability... 783 active members of the sdpliament members to leaders of local cells, simply joyfully signed up for the army volunteers, that is, the spd joyfully formed up, which means it went to war battalion by battalion, in general, this is the german anti-war movement, it ended before 1918, by the way, here’s a little aside, but when the idea appeared among... the bolsheviks that let it break out stronger storm and let them kill themselves. at the time of 1914, the bolsheviks and mensheviks of the ussr were a little in step with the european left movement, when they said that this would be a war in which the proletarians would be robbed. and only towards the end of the war, towards the seventeenth or eighteenth over the years, we have even come to the idea that let the storm blow stronger and that we will turn the war war into a civil war, but i cannot help but note that it is public. in different countries very differently, but this directly correlated with the economic difficulties that began in the rear with the level o

representatives of the chancellor's sdp party also gathered at the same time.speech by supplying weapons to kiev and called his government’s contribution to the conflict in ukraine invaluable. then he started talking about how much his government had done for the country. and even many fellow party members could not stand it. scholz was constantly interrupted by dissatisfied cries gathered. germany is the european country that has helped ukraine the most. navigation opened. during the season, 400 ships will transport about 750 thousand passengers and more than 6 million tons of cargo along the yenisei. after the long siberian winter, residents of the northern territories will receive the necessary food, construction materials and fuel. and for those who love river walks, new interesting routes have been organized. from the krasnoyarsk territory, reporting by alexander usatenkom. we are starting to open navigation and preparing the technical vessel. to the exit. georgy takmakov, captain-mechanic in the second generation. my father instilled a love for the river.

bureaucracy are talking, and he, in general , refuses to supply, it’s interesting that the head of scholz’s sdpit’s time to stop altogether, it’s time peace negotiations, and there was applause, but then, of course, there was the reaction of the hawks to this, that is, different positions. and in general this threat of dragging europe into war, she does not share only politicians, but also society, well , we’ve moved on from tanks to world politics, then we’ll talk about symbolism, about coat of arms symbols, fake shooters from kiev came up with a version that our russian coat of arms was allegedly stolen from byzantium, we’ll figure it out in a few minutes, the shield and sword of our body . our immunity, a program about the immunity of our nose is dedicated to all those who cough and sniffle, and of course, much more, super important in the program, live healthy, today on the first, shameful somersaults, she is lena berbak and far -jumping goals in unbalanced fantasies, minister of foreign affairs of germany, she is finishing off the german economy, a huge number of factories have closed, she

the sdp initiated the procedure for expelling schröder from the party.röder without an office or staff. do you feel isolated because of all the discussions surrounding you? no, it’s not like that, it’s just the opposite, even in the sdp everyone communicates with me, well, except for a couple of functionaries, but they are small fry. i don’t feel isolated at all, if i were the spd leadership, i would rather think about why their ratings are lower than the alternative for germany? we met with the ex-chancellor at the height of the war in ukraine. fedor once again met with the ukrainian side. this attempt, however, was unsuccessful success, like all other peace negotiations at the beginning of the war. schroeder himself, although he still does not approve of russia’s war in ukraine, he still does not want to end his friendship with the russian president. another russophobic nonsense came from the minister of sports of ukraine, he demanded that russian athletes not be welcomed at the olympics in paris, not allowed to compete until they sign an official stat

liberal sdp alliance trousers. >> iran.tion in tehran today, when an almost complete box of black magic went under the hammer . the hammer. >> polo. now there was uproar dunng >> polo. now there was uproar during a game at windsor today when prince charles dismounted to change sides . to change sides. >> oh, remember when comedy was funny ? richard has since turned funny? richard has since turned his skills to writing books with his skills to writing books with his debut fantasy novel, nu rock nu roll, out now, richard sparks, welcome to mark dolan tonight. we'll get to the book very shortly. but for those who don't know, tell us about not the 9:00 news. what kind of show was it and why did it have such a big impact ? a big impact? >> well, all credit goes to john lloyd, the producer who put the whole thing together. i remember in the very early days going to sit in his office. it was very exciting. one of us had an office at the bbc and we were all student contestants at various universities . and i various universities. a

i would immediately resign: the sdp used to be a party that cared about the working middle class, butthey worry more about gender, cannabis and similar things, my party has lost its compass. on april 1 , germany legalized the use of marijuana, which health minister lauterbach had long insisted on. he, like schröder, a social democrat, recently called for the expulsion of the former chancellor. the strongest earthquake on the east coast in the last century and a half resulted in no casualties or destruction. true, new yorkers received a warning from the authorities. with 40 minutes late, slowness has generally become a trademark of the current administration, but president biden arrived at the bridge destroyed in the baltic sea only 10 days later, looked at the wreckage from a helicopter and again got lost in three monitors. forrest gump, among presidents, as biden is now called, he knows how to turn every tragedy into a story about himself. i tell my dad, dad, they're pronouncing it wrong. connection with the greek community of america, every greek american in delaware voted for me, t

, this is olaf scholz after a bottle of wheat, now we know what kind of party scholz really is, the sdpnd that there is a dead end, the rating is falling, so well, there will be a tiktoker scholtz. well , the next creative we understand, yes, that it’s a deep fake for all sorts of reasons, well, that’s understandable, i mean with this briefcase, he ’s registered anyway, the dancer is a deep fake, so far, well, i don’t know from there whether the devil will jump out or zelensky will carry this briefcase behind scholz, but there remains a new creative, a party of bavarian beer lovers, which scholz will lead as an all-german movement in the hope that voters will support him, well, of course we are focusing on the way european voters vote today, for example in slovakia. ukraine is small, there will be individual countries, especially those that run ahead of the american locomotive, lithuania, latvia, estonia, especially such, you know, political lithuania is distinguished by zoology, especially the lansbergis clan, as they say, apples from apples. does not fall far, if we look at the elderl

no, it’s not like that, it’s just the opposite, even in the sdp everyone communicates with me, well ,re small fry. i don’t feel isolated at all; if i were the spd leadership, i’d rather think about why their ratings are lower than the alternative for germany. we met with the ex-chancellor at the height of the war in ukraine, and we took into account his friendship with vladimir putin. unexpected news concerning. so basically, americans have to rely on their personal savings to ensure a well-deserved vacation, they need almost one and a half million dollars, reports news nation. the figure, of course, is an average, it grows every year; there is no money, then you continue to work. against this background, the usa. continue their chess game, if i may say so, against the european union. senators decided to postpone the approval of military aid for ukraine until the end of the month in order to force eu to confiscate russia's frozen assets to solve monetary problem. this will help collapse the euro, firstly, and secondly, it will pull out the dollar. in retaliation, russia is going to in