security of the state, the economic security of the state, the information security of the state andn. these tasks were effectively solved in 2008, when the state secretariat of the security council was headed by yuri viktorovich zhadobin. the results of the complex operational exercise autumn 2008 showed that the regional group of troops of belarus and russia is acting as a well-oiled mechanism. all necessary conditions have been created to increase the reliability of the protection of the western borders of the union state. of course, this was largely facilitated by the rearmament of the air force and air defense forces, as a full-fledged branch of the armed forces, special operations forces were involved in the exercises. the entire range of tasks for conducting operations of the regional group of troops was worked out at the next large-scale belarusian-russian maneuvers zapad-2009. for the first time , all law enforcement agencies, without exception, took part in such exercises belarus. following the exercise, the state secretariat adjusted the main directions of coordination and

the law was adopted by the state duma. deputies reduced the bureaucratic burden on teachers, a law was adopted that introduces a direct ban on imposing on teachers in schools, colleges and universities the responsibility for preparing reports that are not included in the list of the ministry of education. as a result , teachers will be able to focus directly on teaching and educating schoolchildren and students. in the second part of our program, watch: migration policy requires change. deputies addressed the head of government. support for young student scientists. a government meeting was held in the state duma hour with the participation of the head of the ministry of science and industry. control and efficiency. politicians propose a new approach to the implementation of state programs.

according to the proposals of the state control committee, supported by the head of state , a decreen automobile transportation of passengers was developed and adopted, which creates a register of irregular carriers. this register will include information about the carriers themselves, as well as about dispatchers, drivers of the vehicles used. in principle, it is already possible. accordingly, control should also change, that is, control, in fact, should even go somewhere ahead of economic processes, anticipate negative aspects that appear due to the objective work of business entities. the main task is not to punish, but to reveal systemic problems. this principle works in the country today. and here, as the department emphasizes, it is important not to upset the balance, to protect society from potential economic threats, but at the same time not complicating the lives of enterprises and businesses, keeping under control almost all sectors of the economy and social sphere, state control has been defending the interests of the country and its citizens for 30 years, professionally,

matthew miller, head of the press service of the us state department, said that the united states does not impose restrictions on the use of american weapons by the ukrainian armed forces in the kursk region. he emphasized that ukraine's actions do not violate us policy. miller also said that the american administration was not warned of a planned attack by the ukrainian armed forces on the kors region. that such information is part of a specific ukrainian tactic, and this is not unusual: the united states provides equipment and advice, but ukraine decides on its own actions. vice president of the united states, the official democratic party candidate in the presidential election, kamala harris, announced that if she wins in november , the sixty-year-old minnesota governor tim walls will become vice president. some time after the news appeared. the press secretary of the election headquarters former us president donald trump, caroline leavitt called the governor a dangerous liberal extremist and accused him of being obsessed with advancing the liberal agenda. like most american governo

and we prevailed in the litigation for years and years it was opposed by state of the state of alaskad we prevailed in what was called the katey john decision. so we went all the way to the supreme court. and when katey john decisions subsistence hunting and fishing rights for alaska tribes is legal, that's the law of the. and so is that change what's happening in alaska? no state administration after state administered starts the litigation all over challenging the subsistence rights of those tribes up there and it goes on and on and, on and on and we're again involved in the latest episode of that right now. and it's just unbelievable how they never give and just keep coming back. and again, they are taking of, you know, what's happening the u.s. supreme court to change it and make supreme court. so they just hope that one of these days they'll get up there and the court will change its mind, do away with subsistence hunting and fishing rights for for those tribes. alaska, it's strange part of this political process that i was referencing earlier. absolutely. and speaking of the sup

, not 13 states, but nine states give it their approval. now. what exactly is this? what are what do you call it? when people are actively trying to undermine and overthrow the government under which they live? what's the common term for this? well, it's insurrection. if you take up arms, it's sedition. if you merely just undermine the government. it has been called treason in the past. now, it's not called treason under james madison, the constitution, because madison and the other framers of the constitution, they knew that treason was this catch all charge that was leveled against us mere enemies of the government, and they would not allow that. this is why there have been a mere handful of treason convictions in american history. the constitution of 1787 defines treason very specific, actually. it is the carrying on of war against the government of the united states for giving aid and comfort to its enemies and in some of the famous treason trials, when aaron burr was tried for treason, james thomas jefferson accused him of treason. he

never born in the united states. we've got a lot of problems and societal cohesion is much lower than i think it's ever been. this is not the same population that responded. let us say to pearl harbor, we're not the same country we were in 1990 or 91. the armed forces a game do not have the depths in terms of the structure and experience and more important, i would argue we don't have the arsenals. in other words, the stocks for logistics and munitions and missiles and rockets that we had in the past. and we don't have the capacity to search very much. so i think we've been behaving very foolishly acting as though whatever we do, doesn't matter that no one will fundamentally challenge us and i think we're wrong . and i think there is a sense right now, not only in the middle east, but certainly in eastern europe that we are not particularly strong, but the military industrial complex, a rubbing their hands of that down. so if you get a post in a jump administration, is it a case of the money is being badly spent, or

and the united states. now saying the as of battalion, you might have to describe whether they are not seeing kline because you're banned from saying, though it's inclined if you're in brit. uh, what do you make of these announcement of being able to target russia directly of arming the as of battalion as russian worship talks in nevada with hypersonic miss us next. first of all, by the loser of all of this is the ukranian people, perhaps of 500000 depths of ukrainians, a to this point to the devastation of so much of ukraine. i. this is largely at the best of the united states. because when an agreement between russia and ukraine was tended to believe reached in ankara in march 2022, based on one principle that will end this war, ukraine's neutrality. the u. s. sloop did, boris johnson, swamp did said don't take it your own way and well, this was a, a, a terrible, terrible advice, but a piece of advice, but it was also a dreadful awful miscalculate. i'm sorry, you would just pay breeding 600000 killed. hun

my family has lived in the state of mississippi before it even became the state of the i am a direct descendant of james jefferson. johnson is my great, great great grandfather. he fought in the 41st mississippi infantry, and this is my son's, a confederate veteran certificate. what really got me this part of a route joining some kind of a confederate organization is because of what's going on in the country and discrimination against black people, discrimination against the jews within scrutinizing or against us. i like, well i, what about is currently engaged in southern they accuse us of all being races, you know, and it's a sign of or 1000000 is what the play me. so a lot of people and that's why i like k k and other groups used to play the part that me off the worst is ours, my ancestors would have put a stop to it before you know, a got to the point that is today, where anytime i say that by that automatically seems take a type of person, the what is referred to as a confederate flag. graphically, it is started however, you can separate it from all that it is stood for and a ne

now, they've done this in a number of states around the country, some blue states, some swing states, some red states, but the state where republicans have done this more often than any other state in the country is georgia. and georgia, you will recall, is a state where trump was indicted for multiple felonies under state law including a rico charges for his efforts to try to overthrow georgia's election result in 2020, to try to get georgia officials to declare that he was the winner even though he had lost that state. republican are now trying these gambits to block the certification of election results everywhere, but they have been trying most aggressively in georgia. and over these last few weeks a really alarming situation has emerged in georgia because there is a newly appointed pro-trump majority on the official georgia state election board. and in recent weeks they have passed a flurry of new rules that purport to legalize some of these tactics, that purport to empower local election officials to actually do this stuff, to block the certification of the vote or to delay the

a state fair. thousands of people, dozens of lost children brought to a central point to await their parents. it's getting late. and now mr. and mrs. tufts are really about johnny. and. the son has returned. to the state fair night is a tapestry of life. for. the long day is ending. for others, the climax of the day is about begin in a colorful, exciting horse show with many entries from other countries. and. along the midway. the amusements sing a siren song to those who listen. but those at the horse show too engrossed to think of anything else. so. boys will be boys. but this is too much. for. a guy. one last bullseye bullseye. and so it is on a harvest evening amid the blessings of land and life at an american state fair. the sun over texas will soon be going down before it does so. t

character, but at the same time the united states sees that russia is winning, so the united states,seems to me, is trying to provoke russia into making escalatory steps so that russia itself took the initiative to escalate something that would... scare the world majority away from it, but lavrov, it seems to me, made it very clear that this will not happen. yes, we will not allow red lines to be crossed, we will not allow escalation against us, including long-range strikes on internationally recognized russian territory, but at the same time we ourselves will not start such an escalation that could really turn the chessboard and snatch defeat from the hands of victory. now a little commercial, then we will continue. soviet counterintelligence has established that a foreign intelligence agent is operating in moscow, the security officers only know the call sign of agent trianon. nagonii is on the verge of a coup, if agana overthrows grisso, the americans will immediately deploy their bases. the committee leadership expects the most decisive actions from us. please read this message ,

, harry truman, he was then a senator of the state of missouri, stated that and unverbally i quote yese to fight, it is more profitable for us if they continue to kill each other, and therefore the us political society was heterogeneous in this regard. when the us and uk signed the so-called the atlantic charter, a declaration of war aims and principles for the post-war world, the opposition, which advocated isolationism, immediately accused the president of involving the united states. war in europe. the situation changed when former people's commissar for foreign affairs litvinov was appointed ambassador of the ussr to the usa. he had to stubbornly convince roosevelt his entire administration of the economic necessity. in november 1941 , roosevelt managed to overcome the resistance of isolationists in congress and extend land lease to the ussr, which originally concerned great britain and china. the united states military-industrial complex was doing great. it’s not for nothing that americans call world war ii a good war. and they call it a damn good time. then, like other countries.

jimmy carter, president of the united states said, the united states has only had a period of 16 yearsnjunction of an immense military establishment and a large arms industry is new in the american experience. the total influence, economic, political, in 1961, us president eisenhouer made a shocking confession in his farewell speech, that is, the military establishment, leading us foreign policy and leading corporation. or you are with the terrorists? president george w. bush blamed osama bin laden and his leadership of al qaida as mastermind behind the terrorism. the us declared the war on terror and entered the afghan war on october 7th, 2001. november 13th, 2001, occupation of the capital, cable. on december 14th, 2001, the official declaration of victory in the afghan war was made. the us afghanistan. owns over 31% of the country's assets amounting to $36.8 trillion that? assets held by the bottom 50% of the us population amounts to just 1% of total assets. in north korea, which has been in a state of war with the united states for over 70 years, a military parade is held. the mili

but it'll be red states once we run out of red states maybe some states will become red states by then. and at the same time, the enough democrats defect on the issue the teachers unions won't be able to control them anymore. if enough people move states with choice. yeah. so a lot of people ask me how do i get choice in california. move to florida right. i guess i hadn't thought about before but yeah, that's that's one way to do it. but also, if enough democrats defected on the issue, i don't think they realize this the unions won't be able to control them anymore because the unions can primary one or two defectors and put all their money into taking them out. but if the whole democratic caucus in a state said, to hell with this, i'm going to side with my constituents and parents, the unions would have nowhere else to go. they would just have to lobby for other maybe like the things they should be fighting, like better pay for teachers, maybe more autonomy and stuff like that. but no, they just protect the lowest common and they fight they actually make good teachers look bad by this

and red states make one united states.mp to quote a great chicagoan who won six championships on these grounds, we take that personally. let me tell you what is embarrassing. donnell has not been in a grocery store since his first bankruptcy. donald claimed that windmills may whales batty. donald toles to inject bleach. take it from an actual billionaire, trump is rich in only one thing, stupidity. i meet with business leaders all the time and there is one universal thing they all need, people. more workers to fill all the jobs they have. but the anti-freedom, anti-family policies of republicans drive workers away. here is the thing, americans do not want to be forced to drive 100 miles to deliver a baby because a true connie and abortion law shuts down the abortion ward. americans want hope of giving birth through ivf, not fear that it will be taken away. americans with lgbtq kids do not want them facing discrimination at school because the state sanctioned it. americans want to go to their neighborhood grocery store and

and red states make one united states.rump to quote a great chicagoan who won six championships on these grounds, we take that personally. let me tell you what is embarrassing. donnell has not been in a grocery store since his first bankruptcy. donald claimed that windmills may whales batty. donald toles to inject bleach. take it from an actual billionaire, trump is rich in only one thing, stupidity. i meet with business leaders all the time and there is one universal thing they all need, people. more workers to fill all the jobs they have. but the anti-freedom, anti-family policies of republicans drive workers away. here is the thing, americans do not want to be forced to drive 100 miles to deliver a baby because a true connie and abortion law shuts down the abortion ward. americans want hope of giving birth through ivf, not fear that it will be taken away. americans with lgbtq kids do not want them facing discrimination at school because the state sanctioned it. americans want to go to their neighborhood grocery store an

security of the state, the information security of the state and even the demographic situation, newllenges, new threats created new areas of work required, among other things, the involvement of new people, as tasks. these tasks were effectively solved in 2008, when the state secretariat of the council... showed that the regional group of troops of belarus and russia operates as a well-oiled mechanism, all necessary conditions have been created to increase the reliability of the protection of the western borders of the union state. of course, this was largely facilitated by the rearmament of the air force of the air defense forces, as a valuable branch of the armed forces, special operations forces were involved in the exercises, the entire range of tasks for conducting operations of the regional group of troops was worked out at the next large-scale belarusian-russian maneuvers zapad-2009. for the first time , all law enforcement agencies without exception took part in such exercises belarus. following the results of the exercise, the state secretariat adjusted the main directions

other states.ave to go out there and become organizers and safe to all those relatives in those other states, hey, we need you to get on the ball. we need you to get involved with this campaign. because what we have to do? assaulted a minute ago. what we have to do? we have to, what? what we have to do? >> win. >> representative to win, right? what we have to do? we have to win. yeah, and we want, some say okay, i candidate, harris is in california. to what the other states to be like california? what we say, do we? yes, we do. we want the other be like california. it's going to be up to us, as california's to go out there and to do the propaganda, , to the inviting to tell other people. and you know what, it's not that hard. all we have to do is tell other people get involved. get your relatives, , future neighbors, yet your friends. and you know what else i we say? get your act together, okay? everybody has and acts out there and say to the x, x, what if you did, you know, to hurt me i'll forgive

a claim for tax fraud by jurisdiction united states put in new york state and the city can be brought at any time when i presented the documents to the state of new york to review that entity declined to review any of the documents from the iris investigation or interview of the people would investigated for me, iris the state view of the case as the fishing expedition and speculation. ultimately, the new york courts accepted this viewpoint and dismissed the case on that basis. while it's happening on the view of it, my case was barred by the time you're the statute 10. your statute limitations. at the same time that the new york appellate court was passing such judgment, i found the sound deputy in the international tax law expert moreland nations find this law schools. you reviewed the same exact facts, presented the new york state and the appellate court. and came to the exactly contrary conclusion. the facts i presented were evidence of tax fraud and the defendants should pay the taxes it issued. in 2016, i brought a case on behalf of new york city, new york state. this time on th

there is one state where everyone wants to be. state of north carolina. vice president harris and tim walz will speak in raleigh this friday after their visit last week was delayed by tropical storm debby. just this afternoon, donald trump was in the state rallying potential voters in ashville. >> and they are doing an incredible job. and also, your north carolina gop chairman jason simmons. jason? you doing okay? we are doing good jason? got to make sure everyone gets. we have had tremendous experience here. we won every time we are in. >> now this was trump's first rally in a battleground state in weeks and he chose north carolina deliberately. because of the anti-democratic incentives of the electoral college, only a handful of states will actually decide this presidential election. the same way every four years. there are of course the so- called blue wall states of pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin with trump flipped in 2016 and lost in 2020. the swing states of georgia, arizona, and nevada all of which trump lost in 2020 as well. this cycle it s

in public servants who will of to our state's most cherished values. that is why today i'm incredibly proud to announce that upon senator menendez resignation, i will be appointing george helmy to represent new jersey in the united states senate. [applause] george is the ideal leader to take on this role and he has more relevant experience under his belt and perhaps anybody in new jersey. for one he is the longest-serving gubernatorial chief of staff in state history. you may want to question his judgment for that. he served as state director to senator cory booker and before that he served the late senator frank lautenberg. he understands on a very fundamental level how a u.s. senate office operates and he will be ready to operate this office from moment one and he will bring to it first hand expertise in providing the best possible constituent services to our state families and that expertise will be especially relevant as the presidential election rapidly approaches. as the senate will be in recess for much of the fall. their work on behalf of the a

jimmy carter, president of the united states said the united states has only had a... period of 16 years미국을 자주제하게 됐다는 것이죠. after the second world war, the us foreign policy began to be led by the military and the military industry became one of the most crucial sectors of the us economy. mic, military industrial complex, 그것의 위해서. the united states of america continue to increase its defense budget after the war. the... after world war ii, the united states of america did not seas its involvement in wars. there were approximately 250 conflicts in more than 150 regions worldwide following the second world war, with over 200 of them being initiated by the us. this american involvement in wars took various forms, including not only. direct military invasions, but also covert operations and secret actions. operation cyclone, which is referred to as one of the largest cover operations in the history of the cia took place. in the 1980s in order to counter the spread of soviet influence in the middle east and weaken the soviet union, the united states secretly supported armed groups in afghanist

it's already happening in a number of states, primarily red states.wns along the mississippi river between new orleans and baton rouge, louisiana. you might be more familiar with its terrifying nickname, cancer alley. it's called cancer alley because of the concentration of petro chemical facilities that are pumping toxic chemicals into the air. according to propublica, the air is already toxic and getting worse. and guess who are the primary victims? predominantly black and poor communities in st. gabrielle, where two thirds of the residents are black. and whose families have been in the area since they were brought as slaves to work on plantations. according to the epa, most of these plants are built in areas that have some of the most dangerous air in america. the petro chemical companies love louisiana because it offers them access to massive amounts of cheap land, the state also lures them in with massive tax cuts and lax enforcement of environmental standards. the folks in these towns are rewarded by birds, dropping dead from the sky. and exposu

confusion in the state. part of understanding the importance of the tactics is confusion and mistakes is probably the point. it's another thing to say we want and claim the right to essentially report there's no knowable result here. there isn't any discernible result, there's a big question about it, seems like there's a cloud over the result. if you cannot just directly flip the result but create a sense there's some confusion, some lack of clarity, something wrong with the way the election was conducted, so a result isn't organically and clearly emerging, that can justify doing all sorts of extraordinary, strange stuff to come up with what purports to be an election result in that state. so i will be honest with you, i have found that these actions by the state election board in georgia have just been jaw dropping. i've been covering this kind of stuff for a long time. i've covered a lot of different versions of these things, not just in trump era but from republicans in elections before this. but i've ne

there to be such a thing as a jewish state, genocidal uh ethnic supremacist jewish state in in most of the territory of historic palestine, depending on which version of the plan you look at, would leave the palestinians with 22% or maybe as little as 3% of the territory of historic palestine, so that's a zionist solution, but it's not an ultra zionist solution, the ultrazionist solution, of course, as you as you see from milliam adelson's demand that trump recognize science sovereignty over the west bank is that they want the whole of historic palestine, indeed actually they want more than that, they want they want one state solution and then they want a multi-state solution in the sense that they want a greater israel actually ultimately to take uh jordan, to take lebanon, to take part of egypt, part, part or almost all of syria, most of iraq, even some of turkey right up to the iranian border, so that this is part of the maximalist position of the zionist movement, the the i mean zanism is intrinsically maximalist movement, there are some who want to take it a bit more slowly, ma

today were joined by the secretary of state of arizona and by pennsylvania secretary of state al schmidt. very quickly i want to say why these jobs in these men are so important. secretaries of state run elections in most states and are often the chief election officers who disseminate rules, police this information about elections and investigate fraud. so these two gentlemen are in the hot seat this year. welcome. >> thank you, good to see you again. >> we had some big news this morning, vice president and democratic nominee emily harris chose minnesota governor tim walz as her running mate. but i'm going to talk about something else, we are all reeling a little bit by a rather torturous rally over the weekend in atlanta that former president donald trump held. in which he name checked three members of the board of election of that state and one of them was in the front row of the rally and waved to him as he name checked her. he said that these individuals were going to fight for honesty, transparency and victory. that last word being a little bit jarring for republicans and democrats

united states as a lost cause. it's going, it's going to take some, some damaging debacle here in the united states for the american people to wake up and realize that russia is not our enemy. russia is not a threat. but right now, those, the voice is a try to present that like me, myself and others, like dec mcgregor, scott, ritter, ray mcgovern. we were roundly attacked or vilified as being studious of president prudent or somehow on the payroll of the russian government. it's a lie, but that's the story they want to tell. well that somebody wants to be in so much wheeling and dealing behind the scenes to get this prison us walk into as fact if you want to know more to go to great, right. hop waiting for you right now with us. we thought well go to possibly out here in moscow as fee as do grow of a further escalation and gaza after this week's killing of a hamas chief in iran of washington seems to think the assassination won't effect on going peace talks about us into the us state department spokesman after bein

yes, the ron is hostile to the united states as well. but there's a very important data points here. e, ron bid signs a jp away, yvonne agreed and lives up to the von nuclear deal. the united states was the party that we drew from it. and i think that focus huge hole in the idea that all of this enmity is just simply because of the radicalism of the united states, of the stomach for public. that certainly is a factor. but you also have another factor which is that still a need towards yvonne tends to be politically attracted for politicians in the united states. obama proved himself to be a major exception of. and on top of that, you also saw things such as when ices emerge in which he runs investment in some of these groups prove fruitful in the feeding ices and after ice a short such a strong anti. she sent to mentioned it and killed such a large number of she has a lot of people inside of your own. also recognize that they would be coming against yvonne at some point. had it not been free of on developing these relations with these di

we let women from other states know this is a state -- state harbor. i have protections for our doctors so they would not be prosecuted in another state. [applause] we have passed laws, we have jumped into it. i visited planned parenthood clinics right off the bat and said, we are here with you, you're going to be ok, but you are going to get more people here. as a result of that decision, one out of three women of childbearing age are living under an abortion ban in this country. this country. that is still shocking to comprehend. i knew new york state which passed abortion rights three years before roe v. wade, we passed the voting rights for women three years before the decision a century ago, and we are the birthplace of the women's rights movement. i said this is a state that has to stand up. [applause] we have to say we are going to be there. this got very personal very quickly. when i had to do to comfort the woman of my state and send a message across this nation, we will not stand for this and we will change an election to make sure we can rel

states every single cycle. they were close in 2018, they were close in 2020 and 2022. whether for senate or for president, they are tight places. we have believed this entire time having an operation that could be at scale and engage people on the ground and have a presence in voter activation was necessary to win an election. this campaign has been designed to win a close election. with the enthusiasm we are seeing in the crowds we are turning that into action where we expect close races. many pathways within those seven states as you mentioned. >> let me stay on that for a second. what you mean by that? if you have a rally in arizona, or detroit, 15,000, there are reasons you do that. you have supporters fired up, you get local media, and it's usually pretty thousand positive when you have 15,000 show up. >> 100%. everyone who goes to that rally, the staff is there. 1500 staff across battlegrounds, 260 offices. when that crowd comes there are staff and volunteers that is meeting those folks as they are in lin

the world market is in a feverish state amid the growing likelihood of a recession in the united states. the decline in stock indices, which was observed last week, is gradually turning into a collapse. japan's nikei fell by 13% at once. this has not happened since black monday in 1987. other markets in the asia-pacific region are also declining. investors began to withdraw funds so sharply that circuit breakers were triggered in tokyo and siula, temporarily halting trading. american players are behaving in the same way, in particular warren buffett's berkshire hadaway is actively getting rid of shares and transferring money into cash. their volume has grown to a record 276 billion dollars. stock exchanges are falling globally now due to a whole series of negative news items coming out in america, related to the fact that weak figures were published on new jobs and that many technology companies announced worse-than-expected corporate results for the first half of the twenty-first century. fourth year. as for the asian markets, of course they... especially the largest japanese index, it

they stated that they would. as local democrats, we are continuing to push to ensure -- and we are advocating for poll watchers, poll workers to actually be a part of this process, overseeing that there is no voter intimidation, or no tactics that will keep or allow people to not exercise their rights. >> are you still able, tamika, to recruit poll watchers and poll workers ? is it too late for that, or cannot still happen? >> no, sir. it is not too late. we are still recruiting poll watchers for this election. >> an important thing for people to remember. there's a lot of people out there saying how i get involved, i do i help? it seems you something to the civic will can do if they want to keep elections in georgia and across the country safe. eddie glaude, i want to talk about the way this campaign is unfolding. georgia was a thing the democrats had written off for a couple of decades. joe biden didn't want to write it off. the campaign of the reverend warnock was interesting, because he appealed not simply to

also decide that it is not... and not a real state, what is a state?it's just some scrap of the soviet union. russian soviet federative-socialist republic, fiction by lenin ostrotskii. they were able to regain their bandit power in this territory, which, by the way, until the beginning of the 30s, no one recognized in this territory. it's just a separatist piece of the russian empire that got down lenin strotsky's throat. they managed to win it back. then. to attack us, of course, kyiv, minsk, the caucasian countries, all this is clear, but it is not a state, and there are two ways for it to become a real state, the russians see this way as returning all the soviet republic in its composition, and i see another way, to give the people of russia the opportunity to decide on their own statehood. to become the younger brothers of this very russian people, moreover, this is the russian people, for all the time of their history they show such infantilism that they cannot be either an older brother or a younger sister, this is simply, i would say, complex me

united states up until april 1, the war between israel and iran and even the united states and iran was a shadow war, and it's very important to understand that we did not want the war, that shadow war escalate, we did not want to see iran and israel get into a fight, very important understand, did the iranians? the iranians had no interest in escalation, the country that had an interest in escalation were the israelis. the israelis have had their gunsights on iran for a long time, and they've been doing everything they can over time to pull us into a war against iran, but we didn't want a war. what happens on april 1st, as i'm sure all of you remember, is that the israelis hit the iranian embassy? in damascus, syria, this drives the iranians up a treay, and the iranians make it clear that they're going to retaliate against israel. the united states is gast, the united states is very angry at the israelis for doing this and not telling them that it was coming. so the israelis right, look like they're going to get a big conflict between israel and the united states on one side and the ir

i receive a command from the head of state, prepare my visit to the national bank, let's see the state'surity, based on this an appropriate structure, number and functionality were created. at first, the security state consisted of seven people, then 13, then 23, then 27, 47, 93 and further, depending on the tasks, the volume of these tasks, the complexity, the corresponding structure was created, different issues were resolved, including issues of economic security and military ones. this department was established as an independent structure, a state border committee was created, they were very actively involved in the external borders of the republic of belarus, and formed a new composition of the customs committee, appropriate people were selected, tasks were lined up at a completely different level, including the head of state setting the task of reforming the security forces, after the elections in ninety , a large amount of weapons and military equipment ended up on our territory... to detail, many things to tell, these issues were successfully resolved, difficult, not easy, but s

according to the proposals of the committee state control, supported by the head of state , a decree on automobile transportation of passengers was developed and adopted. which creates a register of irregular carriers, this register will include information about both the carriers themselves and the dispatchers drivers used by the vehicles. in principle, it can already be stated that the activities of the so -called irregular carriers have been brought to the legal plane, many of them have already registered, concluded relevant agreements with local executive bodies authorities successfully carry out transportation, paying taxes. today it is transparent and open, the main accents in control work have shifted towards prevention, it is important to prevent violations, identify unused. reserves and ensure that the economic sphere itself occurs they were used, time passes, in changes, accordingly , control should change, that is, control, in fact, should even go somewhere ahead of economic processes, anticipate negative moments that appear due to objective work business entities. the mai

jimmy carter, president of the united states said, the united states has only had a period of 16 yearsitical, even spiritual. in 1961, us president eisenhower made a shocking confession in his farewell speech, that is, the military establishment, leading us foreign policy and leading corporations in the defense industry have formed a symbiotic relationship exerting influence over the... 미국의 특징적인 것은 군수 자본이 그 과정에서 엄청나게 발전했다는 것이고, 이 군수 자본이 그야말로 국가를 다 먹으면서 소위 군산복합체, 그러니까 군대와 군수 산업 분야가 결합돼서 군산복합체가 만들어지고, 이 세력이 미국을 자주하게 됐다는 것이죠. 미국의 역사 자체가 전쟁 범죄의 역사예요. 남미의 수많은 나라들이 모든 쿠태타에 사실 미국의 cia라든가 미국 정치가 다 관여했지 않습니까? 다 개입했잖아요. 미국의 석유 지배를 위해서 1차 중동 전쟁 2차 중동 전쟁 그 모든 전쟁은 사실은 미국이 다 중심이 있지 않습니까? 그것뿐이겠습니까? 베트남 전쟁 어떻습니까? 통킹 사건 사실 다 전쟁은 날조했잖아요. 기만 거짓 술책으로 사신들이 자작극을 해놓고 공격받은 것이라고 발표하고... 어, 전쟁 범죄를 자행을 했죠. 여지가 없는 거죠. 수도 없는. 그런데 전쟁 범죄를 다루기 위해서 국제 형사 재판소를 만들잖아는데 미국은 반대했잖아요. 그러니까 어떤 범죄를 서질러도 미국은 예외입니다. 범죄가 성립이 되지 않아요. 왜 관할 건 인정하지 않기 때문에 한 번도 인정한 적이 없습니다. 그렇기 때문에 어 세계인이 다 알고 있는 전쟁 범죄에 대해서도 어 미국이는 예외라고 생각하는 거죠. 아주 황당한 논리인 거죠. 저희 아버지도 내는 미국 사람인데 예. 총사를 당했거든. 아침에 날이 세기 전에 이제 피랑 간다고 나가는데 예. 그만 무조건 그만 총을 가면 갈게 버린 게 말로서는

of america, in fact without the united states the zine regime like house of cards will fall its own weight in less than a week, so this is what the whole world needs to know that the weakest link of the united imperialism is actually in gaza and... fall probably will come from the defeat of the zionist project in gaza. thank you very much, mr. and gasa. now we also have miss esha krishna swami with us from st. petersburg. thank you very much for being back with us. in your opinion, the fact that russia and china have condemned these this assassination. what the weight does this carry in the united nations security council and? how can this lead to a resolution being passed against the israeli regime within members that are not us and uk, but um so it shows that um this is violation of international law and it is violation of domestic law in many cases to to carry out extrajudicial um assassinations and it is also violation of the laws of war in that israel did attack iran's sovereignty um so these are clear violations and if the us or did not have unilateral veto power within the un

states. >> and you single out some of those in a way that i think is very succinct and helpful. you write about state election boards, secretaries of state, attorneys general, local prosecutors should in advance of the election explicitly tell county officials that they do not have discretion to refuse to certify the election. warn them in advance they may by treading into criminal law territory if they do this. we have seen that happen in a couple states already. >> that's right. in michigan, the secretary of state and other officials have been very clear that the law provides for legitimate ways to challenge elections if there are questions about fraud or questions about the count. county certification is not one of those ways. it is essentially a ministerial process. it's not a way to challenge results. and in michigan, officials have told these county officials, you can't do this, and if you do, there will be consequences. and i think that both potentially could deter some of these people

, what kind of state are we excellent we understand, yes, this is the same united states, which is spreading influence throughout europe today, in this sense , it is correct, then, oleg noted that he remembered this quote from musk, who will be arrested for likes in 2030. it will start much earlier, it has already started, it has already started, in this sense i can say one thing, that of course, this concept there montesquios, walter, yes, citizen of the world and so on and so forth, here it has absolutely clearly exposed itself today, the most striking example, durov, yes, a man who imagined that he citizen of the world, travels everywhere, paid 250 thousand dollars just for a passport of one main state, so that he could travel yes, he had a personal friendship with macron, today some story came to light, when... durov left the court, he said that he invited me, remember this story, strangely, why did he fly from baku to paris, what should he do there, although there is already a case against him, macron invited him, it immediately became clear why he is a man durov is not a stupid man yes

n without any state interference. state laws do not apply on our reservations. it's all tribal law and federal law. that made it all the way to the supreme court. the supreme court said tribes you are right too. no state jurisdiction to regulate your gaming. you are solvent nations you can have gaming on your lands. so away they went about not without a fight. the states came up to congress and said you have to take away this sovereign right to do gaming. a huge fight appear that resulted in compromise. the indian gaming regulatory act role inthe tribes some this they had to come up with compacts with the state, with the tribal governments to do the gaming. these were entitled to a little bit of the revenue to help deal with the law and order issues that might affect the states off the reservation. got a little chunk of the money they can proceed with the gaming had to assign the compacts. i know way they went that the largest economic driver in indian country is the gaming. not all tribes are able to do that it depends upon their location and everything. the la

how if at all does the relationship between israel and the united states benefit the united states? it doesn't. i think that if we had sovereign us policy that was actually based on our interests and good faith with the rest of the world that israel would be one of the last countries that we have. actually uh tie ourselves to in the modern era. i would, if i were crafting us policy, be much more interested and having a rational policy with israel's neighbors and with our our arab states and our arab allies that have actually been weakened and subjugated by israel themselves. so israel's never served our interests, it's it's, i think it's time that we actually like. restore constitutional and sovereign rule in the united states, i think that would be nice. what um threat does iran pose to the united states? i think if we were again speaking a as rational human beings that saw iran as a sovereign country that had the right to be sovereign, i don't think that there is major threat from the iranians other than the fact that in the region more broadly they stand up to... israeli influenc