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from wittenberg germany in south central, germany across the rhine through france to normandy he gets there and finds out that the allies have lodged a beachhead. remember what he told lang? the first 24 hours will be decisive. now rummel is not fighting just eisenhower and the allies and montgomery and the british. allies he has to fight hitler micromanaging him. from back in germany and he has to fight fun runstad. as to who's going to control what units and what they're going to do fund run-stead had never fought against the allies. and they're overwhelming air superiority and overwhelming naval superiority. he had no realization mentally that he could not move his reserve units up to the front lines. you can't do that in the daytime over the open french roads. if the allies like this, typhoon fighter attack aircraft are controlling the skies and shoot up everything that moves. now late in july rummel is riding through the normandy countryside trying to patch work together a defensive line against the allies. and a british typhoon sees him a target of opportunity. and they come dow

this is critically important because he has to brace back and open a staff car from one side of germany in south central germany to across the ryan. then through france to normandy. he gets there and find out that the allies have lodged a beach head. remember what he told people, that the first 24 hours will be decisive. now, they are not fighting just eisenhower and the allies. he has to fight hitler micromanaging him from back in germany. he has to fight as to who is going to control what they are going to do. he had never fought against the allies and their overwhelming air superiority and overwhelming naval superiority. he had realizations, mentally, that he could not move his reserve units up to the front lines. you cannot do that in the daytime, over the local french roads if the allies, like this typhoon, tighter attack airline is hitting the skies, and shooting of everything that moves. now, late in july there is arriving through the normandy countryside trying to patch work together as a defensive line against the allies. and a british typhoon sees him, as a target of opportunity. they

this way, the ins and south west germany, even him up with the camera or sweeping week. essentially a cleaning rotor. you might find the cab assign appears outside your door if at night. just a friendly reminder and then as noise, you've got to keep it down after about 10 p. m and all day on sundays and bank holidays. each local government has a department dedicated to order the ordinance amped or office of public order. among the vest duties is noise control, so they're likely to be the washington. now you're breaking the noise rules and your neighbors have had enough. of course not all germans of such big fans of order . and there are times when the germans seem to flaunt that orderly reputation on mat. take near the phrase, when the street people letting a sheet fi with a parent and 0 regard for health and safety. then as the pull to ob and a tradition of smashing crockery to bring luck to a soon to be married. couple or of course carnival season when the supposedly straight laced germans put on crazy costumes and make a lot of mass in the street. but even then they c

a small village in germany, south of the capital berlin is proving that a future without dependence on fossil fuel is possible. right, i might, i'm normal men to shalicia people and fell time. have your worries and the rest of germany at the moment we have our own grid 50 and we make use of local resources. so we're not dependent on oil and gas from russia or the arab world hotel with hobbs. rebecca bowen. this is the 1st and only fully energy self sufficient village in germany, fed time around 70 kilometers south of berlin has done what many other places can only dream of. for more than a decade, it's produced all its own energy, heat, and electricity. here come from wind, sun and agricultural waste, and that's not all the very time on the ships as i'm the people who felt i'm banded together to operate their own electricity and heating grid. and that's unique in germany. i become bored, found that means they aren't reliant on fossil fuels. so fed time residents are paying around a 3rd as much for heat and electricity compared to the rest of germany. so how did fair time pull it off? w

also supply the 840000000 people worldwide, who still have no electricity a small village in germany, south of the capital berlin is proving that a future without dependence on fossil fuel is possible. mm. right. i might, i'm normal men, fish. i wish i was really born, fell time, have your worries and the rest of germany at the moment. we have our own grid, 50 feet, and we make use of local resources. so we're not dependent on oil and gas from russia or the arab world hotel with hobbs, rebecca bowden. this is the 1st and only fully energy self sufficient village in germany, fed time around 70 kilometers south of berlin has done what many other places can only dream of. for more than a decade, it's produced all its own energy, heat, and electricity. here come from wind, sun and agricultural waste, and that's not all the paradigm. obviously it's as i'm the people who felt i'm banded together to operate their own electricity and heating grid. and that's unique. in germany. i audition board found that means they aren't reliant on fossil fuels. so their time residents are paying around a 3rd as

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and he also said that germany was south fish, and he said, we're not going to be dictated by germany on this energy policy in europe. i spoke with him last night and this is what he had to say. not only me, many leaders for quite upset because this has the potential to distort the think of your market, the very value which we were always trying to defense. so i just think that tomorrow we would be able to work out to more united unified solution. so what are the different proposals on the table for dealing with these very high gas prices? well there are several proposals on the table and poland has to go with italy, belgium and grease proposed a different mash, which is sort of a fluctuating price kept on energy, basically putting a maximum price on the, on the buying of gas. but also when the supplies are low and that's with germany, and there are so afraid of if you put this price gap that you could let the price got go. so this is something that's on the table today. there's also this talk about the european funds, the said the same they have during the coping from that make to he

goal is focused on stability and sovereignty in africa. nicholas hark has more from the south western city of germany. argo just outside of the capital for the 8th edition of the de carr piece. foreign organizers have pulled out the red carpet for officers and generals that are attending this conference last year. the theme was the economic fall out of the pandemic this year. it's a war away from this continent, the russia ukraine crisis and how it's affecting the region that's top on the agenda. last, see, russia is the only responsible for the economic energy and food crisis that impacts all can trace. whilst for some european country, russia is seen as a foe. for many african countries, especially in the south, russia is seen as a friend, a russian mer series from the wagner group are fighting in mozambique su down the central african republic. and in molly, where there is the biggest and the deadliest un peacekeeping operations. now we spoke to molly's foreign minister, he says peacekeepers there are not equipped to deal with arm groups linked to al qaeda and i self that are gaining ground in his

poland are expanding the geography of purchases of weapons by the traditional united states and germany, southas been added instead of supporting its population in a difficult socio-economic situation, the government of poland plans to increase its military budget. they are trying to keep up in the militaristic race, lithuania and latvia but they don’t have their own funds, they ask nato to strengthen its presence on their territories at the expense of deploying battalion brigade combat tactical groups on the ground, ukraine, for its part, has pulled up to our border up to 15,000 grouping ukraine constantly conducts optical electronic radio-technical reconnaissance of our territory of troops of objects, often with its drones violating the state border line. and at the same time, he worries and worries about how belarus would not enter the war and there are enough provocations at the border every day. although, in addition to the state border committee, there is quite a different routine work to counter other threats today. we detained citizens of foreign countries in the brest direction in 80

there's no assurance of a bull market, but whether it's north korea, south korea, east germany versus germany or havana versus miami, the most prosperous economies and countries are always the most free countries. that's a one to one correlation. you want to talk about are you better off, investors are asking themselves that. and unlike a lot of the democrats who believe that investors are only in, you know, wall street with their caviar and grey poupon, we're all investors, stuart, and we've gotten shellacked this year not just in terms of even stocks, they're down, but the inflation as well. and that is sorely government's responsibility here. if investors and people really cared about the economy, they'd have been voting for free markets, capitalism and, of course, that's what it needs to get itself turned around. stuart: when i first came to america in the 1970s, it was the rich and the wealthy who invested in the stock market. it was an elitist pursuit. but nowadays with 401(k)s, iras, pension funds, etc., etc., there's tens of millions of americans who have a piece of the stock

south america. from said captured half of africa and half of indo china. belgium possessed congo. germany had colonies in africa, asia, south america, and oceania. italy established colonies in somalia, ethiopia, libya and eritrea. the were spanish colonies in south america and africa. portugal occupied colonies several times, its own size and population. the usa also kept up with the europeans and so by the early 20th century, most of the world was divided between a few colonial nations. what was going on in the colonies as well known and documented millions of ruined lives from slavery, ruthless and remorseless exploitation. the phone of british diplomats professor of political ideas and also william melanson, has studied europe's colonial system. and the reason for its arise at full only one main thing is important for knox, ism internationally speaking, that is, that nations or that states that are allowed to do anything, are the master races. and then you have the mind, the nations who are the slave for the europeans, the slave for indians africans, for hitler, they were jews, gypsies, and sobs.

not so much firsthand in south africa but familial knowledge of what happened in germany and eastern ws came to south africa in the end of the 19th century, escaping pogroms in tsarist russia, and then what happened in central europe in the middle part of the last century. i'm sure that's part of the reason why there's a sense of acknowledgement of the vulnerability of a victim, of people who are under the sway of power around them. so yourjewishness does help you understand the psyche of the black south african and how they suffered after the apartheid system? i think not to understand the psyche, but it helps me sympathise. and yet, william kentridge, here we are talking about how the situation in south africa, apartheid, how the holocaust has influenced your work, but you have said, "i am only an artist. myjob is to make drawings, not to make sense." surely your art does make sense? your art can make sense but it makes sense from the position that it does not have to, it does not start with saying, "this is the essay." so many art schools and things, they first write the essay abou

neil: people are gaining from south korea, china, germany, on and on we go all right all right alreadyck. don't say my next guest didn't warn you about this. the reason foundation senior fellow, the american federation for children senior fellow. cory, good to see you. i think better than 100 billion spent during covid, presumably earmarked that is always an awful word for schools and all of that but, a lot of it unspent, right? >> yeah. if you look at the latest data reported at "the wall street journal" from earlier this summer 93% of the funding from the american rescue plan dedicated to k-12 education has not been spent yet. that is over $100 billion. neil: how did that happen? >> they are sitting on the money. they have so much money, they don't know what to do with it. in places like los angeles, latest data i they planned increasing number teachers in the system by 8%. number of custodial workers in the system 25%. number of psychological, slash support social workers 80% while they lost 6% of their school age population los angeles public schools. far too many places the public