but in the city of month time in south west germany, this ice cold water is used to heat thousands of homes. we're going to find out how this is possible. my name is the mid sized city of about $300000.00 inhabitants. it's 6 directly on germany's biggest river. right. and you guys, right. the river plays a key role in this story. the magic is happening in the local energy providers producing electricity. mt thing really makes a fossil fuels and cold water. until today, the region relied heavily on the most climate timing source for heating cooling. this is felix ok. he's energy manage it. energy company m b z. the magic machine we're about to show you is his baby. this single thought plant is responsible for about $6800000.00 tons of c o 2 every year. it's almost one percent of germany's annual emissions, but this is changing for the better. right now. the other thing that i'm asking you sent me in your own that of us on this is of the total of 2 of them being a mess up of the sum of the data from the shop on the 5th outside. ok. and then, but one of them got in the succeeding outside

but in the city of month time in south west germany, this ice cold water is used to heat thousands of homes. we're going to find out how this is possible. my name is the mid sized city of about $300000.00 inhabitants. it's 6 directly on germany's biggest river. right. and you guys, right. the river plays the key role in this story. the magic is happening in the local energy providers producing headed mt thing really makes a fossil fuels and cold water. until today, the region relied heavily on the most climate timing source for heating cooling. this is felix ok. he's energy manage it. energy company, mtv. the magic machine we're about to show you is his baby. this single thought plant is responsible for about $6800000.00 tons of c o 2 every year. it's almost one percent of germany's annual emissions, but this is changing for the better. right now. the other thing that i am referencing in your own, this of us on this is of the total of the them and then you may have thought of them with the finish up on home and the 5th outside. ok. and then, but one of them got in the succeeding subse

crossed the border and invaded poland from the north from east prussia, from the west from east germany. from the southid not expect the attack of the third reich so much that on the third day the country's air force ceased to exist. less than a month later, warsaw also fell. on september 28, 1939, german standards were developed on the capital of poland. what happened next, you already know, the most fierce and terrible war in the history of mankind, the prophets of which, alas, are the same poland began to not only forget, but began to diligently erase from memory the feat of soviet soldiers. opened fire on the destroyer with heavy machine guns and fired torpedoes, but all the torpedoes missed the target. both facts of aggression have not been confirmed by anything. american fighters allegedly tried to sink the boats, but they escaped. according to vietnam, the ships did not open fire, they simply warned medex that it was entering the territorial waters of their country. in response, we received the same fire. a few days later, us president johnson based on what was invented. ordered airstrikes again

crossed the border and invaded poland from the north from east prussia, from the west from east germany, from the south from slovakia. poland did not expect the blow of the third reich so much that already on the third day the country's air force ceased to exist, less than a month later it fell and warsaw. on september 28, 1939, german standards were developed on the capital of poland. what happened next, you already know, the most fierce and terrible war in the history of mankind, the prophets of which... alas, the same poland began not only to forget, but began to diligently erase from memory the feat of soviet soldiers. if we take the diary of the head of the department, the second department of the abwehr, lakhuzin, uh, for august of the year thirty-nine, then we will see there that a completely different beginning of the second world war was initially planned, uh, a completely different beginning. attack on poland, the reason for the attack on poland was supposed to be the so-called ukrainian national uprising on the territory of western ukraine. this was canceled, canceled for foreign policy reas

prussia, from the west from east germany and from the south from slovakia. so unexpected by the blow of the third reich that already on the third day the country's air force ceased to exist. for august of the thirty-ninth year, then we will see there that a completely different beginning of the second world war was initially planned, a completely different beginning of the attack on poland, the reason for the attack on poland was supposed to be the so-called ukrainian national uprising on the territory of western ukraine, and this was cancelled. canceled for foreign policy reasons, and we had to improvise and stage a provocation in glyajevitsa. in those years, by the way, there was another code phrase: dortmund june 21 , 1941, in the evening it was received by radio signal from german military brigades on the border with the ussr. the attack on a large country starts in a couple of hours. another master of provocation is the americans. in the cold august of '64, footage of the us navy accidentally patrolling coast of northern vietnam. washington was very ann

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welcome and part of a general strategy in germany to get manufacturing to parts of the country which are not the traditional centres in the west and in the southactory in berlin so it looks like a success and something that is going to breathe new life into the economy. what is missing at the economy. what is missing at the moment is the demand for all these products. economy is very weak so we need a little bit of boost, beside of course all the structural problems. and in terms of how germany managed to get this deal with the company that is at play here, talk us through what had to be done. how do they lure them in?— to be done. how do they lure them in? ~ ., , them in? indeed. an economy which is famous _ them in? indeed. an economy which is famous to _ them in? indeed. an economy which is famous to rigid - them in? indeed. an economy| which is famous to rigid labour laws, which is struggling with energy policies at the moment, of course, fiscal restraints, labour shortages — the government really had to do a lot to lure these companies in, not this particular company but also the chipmakers in eastern europe. it had to get approval by the

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south have come across and congratulated to to new west. of course has taken an opposing position. isaac ways to be expected. the us says the russian pose would need a fat no free on germany, even brunt of the election, a pseudo election area we spoke to us politician diane's just an independent us politician. i stopped, and she had said that these accusations being leveled by the west towards what russia i just had hypocritical. i saw an article in the new york times to denouncing russia for extending the elections to 3 days, which i found quite hypocritical because here in the united states, now we have an election season. it's not 3 days that's weeks on end. and the counting is weeks on end, and i found it somewhat humorous that they said having an election period over 3 days made it easier to commit front when our election sees and now extends over many days or even weeks and months. the western main stream media has become simply a propaganda machine for more and let me also express my a concern of that. i understand that russia had to stop or successfully intercepted 35 different drone attacks coming from the direction of ukraine. i believe even a couple of civilian

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