know, they know this country very well, they know this army very well, they know the people very well, and they also see alongside this yemani army, the military mobilization, and this is continuing and the training centers, we have many many of these center. and the training activities are wide spread and they also see people fight, their spirit is a spirit of fighting, and they are armed, they possess millions of weapons and the... are ready morally and also psychologically, and they also possess the will of jihad in the cause of god, and they also sincerely take action and supporting the palestinian people, supporting the palestinian people have suffered from oppression, the people of gaza, they realize all of these facts, they are looking at the people when the missile, when the ballistic missile or the other missiles or the navy missile, naval missiles are... will of the people as a whole. for this reason the americans are very careful when it comes to this country. the popular stands, the military readiness, the serious action being taken, the sincere will, otherwise, the americ

they want to bush them in a way they just want to run for their lives and that's what they doing, they want to create the nightmare scenario for the egyptians and for the palestinian as well, they at the beginning when they they were saying they ask the united nation help to move the palestinians out of rafa, the united nation officials repeatedly told them there is no safe place in gaza and we cannot help in in in in like creating waves of refugees. out of the gaza strip, that's what they they they were attacking the united nation all along, they wanted now the united nation to help them in in creating another nakba as the their officials called it at the beginning of their attacks in gaza last october when they call it nakba 2023, this is the the the the the the the design and this is coming on the back of as yesterday the wall street journal. uh they declare, they stated from sources in the united states of america, joe biden send them tons of of ammunition and weaponry and state of art weaponry, plus the money which is the congress of course released for them, and we know till now

’s up to until now they were in captivity, then they were exchanged, they were handed over there, welluch a gesture of goodwill, like prisoners of war were given away, well, in an exchange. that is, well, it seems to me, all those berkut officers, who were then and whom we know, like this serious strong special unit of the ukrainian militia or police, as there already was at that time, that is, normal berkut officers, they are not there, so they are either judging them, or they were killed, or they were there in every possible way they insulted those who left, those who, yes, who really defended their country, who actually existed then, well, they didn’t shoot, didn’t open fire on people. they are accused of being the only one who allegedly killed 39 people there, the second one killed someone else there, but everything was wrong, we all see it, and the whole it seems to me that the world sees this, well , but those people who now, well, probably, yes , maybe, remain, are indeed employees, former employees of the berkut in the national police, which is now, in the case you are talking

i assure you they are not in a position to come at the if they think that they can do it. let's them christ. did see that as a, as little as taking more of a defensive status against these threats in the past. the confidence typically come to 11 on and the conflicts or the battle 2nd thoughts here on lebanese territories . i, what i want to understand is this time around. when you say that things are a little bit different, the israel does dare to, to move forward with his plans. what has the logic of different stab phone choices? autopay, like an issue with this is the start of the leadership states, how some of us let us put that very clearly. if these are the alias, data relates over some of them in any way possible that they have to expect to be think you have to put everything on the table, all the choices on the table. and you can use as much of the imagination as you want to what extent has, as he is really military declared certain goals and targeting at least the generating come us readiness into what stage have they completed that? how successful have they been v

understand, they, they are the occupiers, they did not release anyone here, they are really the occupiersle... there are waiting for the return of the armed forces, so in such conditions there are not many people who want to live there, but there are doctors who came to work, there are teachers who also came to work in russia, most of them, they work in shifts, after all, they worked for two or three months and went home, but there are those who have already arrived and are working, and they are settling, planning stay. on a permanent basis, do they understand if this is some kind of shift method, as you say, they came there for a few months, worked and left? and, there is, there is a certain category who are ready to stay there, and they played , you know, on ambition, that is, a person who could not hold a certain position there, here they are offered much higher than, in terms of level, yes, than , she held it before that, and, but for this, you need to come to the kherson region, and some, they go for it... they do not have the opportunity to get this position in russia federation, bu

"according to the israeli ships, they expressed they refer to ships in general, but they did not succeed in protecting the ships that are linked to the israeli enemy, and at the same time they got themselves involved, so they can no longer, they are no longer able of protecting their own ships, ships linked to them, linked to the americans and the british, their leaders, their presidents, their military. leaders also confessed and their political leaders, they admitted to their failure in protecting the ships, this is a real and big victory, and we thank god for this. the action taken by our beloved people when it comes to mobilization and military readiness in large segments of the population. this is very, very important track, and the enemy is... if express or reflect the popular support, the popular stance a very large scale, from our beloved people, from all different walks of life and affiliations, the large presence in the protests and in the marches, this is unprecedent, we're not seeing anything like it in any other. country and continuing in this approach, despite the long time

, and how quickly, if at all, whether they will become, whether they will become pogo... putin, another such red line that will deter the west and the united states of america, will they not do it? pathological masters of lies and propaganda, the russians, of course, will not invent anything other than to thicken the colors, how to once again talk about their analognet weapons, about how they updated their park, now they are talking, in fact we we understand that even with all our rational ba'. perceive it as reality, we, well, it is clear that no creative thinking person will once again believe this lie, because he understands what resources need to be spent for this and understands what technologies russia should have, which they have not had for decades , so once again the green-shaped nozzle on the rocket hardly makes this rocket, which was manufactured decades ago, new, so bluff and propaganda are something that should not be overlooked. and that which concerns the naval forces, where now the black sea fleet of the russian federation, it remained in 2023, its remains

they are saying why are they being put last.oes the education system have to suffer why do kids have to suffer and community centers get shut down and why did you not put them in the rich neighborhoods? why put them in a community with a poverty rate of 28%. >> brian: poverty 28%. in the area you are in 45% is black and 28% hispanic, latino and 14% are white. put it in areas where people have less political power. people not able to donate to my campaign, we'll put them there and drop them in the middle of the night. people of brentwood don't have a voice. you are their voice in rocksbury. >> lawrence: that is right. that is why people say, they don't care about us. they don't care about us. it is evident in their action. i asked a woman on the city council and i appreciate her coming on, do you want to reconsider the sanctuary city thing? look at consequence. a lot of credit to greg abbott. it is only then when they started to ship migrants to liberal cities this became a national issue. don't take my word for it, in iowa and n

came from, who they are and where they are going. who is a none? guest: a none is someone who on a survey, they say they have no religious affiliation. i categorize it as people who say they are atheist, agnostic or nothing in particular. that is what they check on the survey. in 1970 two, 5% of americans were nones. in 1991, it has risen -- it had only risen to 7%. from 1991 onward, the nones have continued to increase and increase. today, almost 30% of all american adults are nones. amongst generation z, people born in 1996 or later, it is over 40%. i argue it is the largest cultural shift we have seen in america over the last 50 years and it is having implications on every aspect of american society. host: what do these people believe in? guest: it really runs the gamut from they don't believe in anything spiritual to lots of them do believe in some type of spirituality. there are some atheists who don't believe in a soul or an afterlife, they don't believe in the concept like evil or good. but there is also a lot of nones who are

well, they they they used their local great man who had the money to lend them. and in particular was complaining about this because he was away fighting the war. he says these people took advantage of. so that becomes one of the major objections that madison has. and others, of course, he shared this view shared by many people, too. what's on in the state legislatures, and they want to curb those state legislatures excesses of democracy, the way they labeled it. and that's it. those excesses. democracy are the major force in my opinion, of the major force in calling the convention. now, there are other problems with the of confederation. confederation. the you have to think of in 1776, 1778, when we create the articles. it's sort of like the eu and that's the way to understand it. you have 13 state house who see themselves as very independent with own sovereignty coming together for a few basic purposes the way the eu exists. there's no way that the eu can tamper too much with the sovereignty of. the people insofar as they do they drove england out of britain, o

targeted the israeli enemy and they underscored that they are continuing their operations and they will that this will be ongoing regarding our front in yemen, which is one of the fronts which took the initiative since the beginning of the events in gaza, which was part of a broader complete stance at all levels, first and foremost at the military level. last week and before that i spoke about these issues and the result in this past week has been 10 operations in the sea, in the red sea and the... 10 operations targeting the ships that are linked to the israeli and british and american enemy and thank god the stance regarding the operation in the sea, this is effective, it is having an impact and the israeli enemy is now in a state of desperation and has lost hope regarding the shipping movement to continue to come its service in the red sea and hope in this regard and the movement, the shipping movement is very limited for ships sail and head to the port of it or thesh port which is called by the enemy elat or to any other port, any other palestinian port serving the israeli enemy, an

they just don't care about that stuff and they want to make sure they get it right.ike, they have a calendar and are like, if we do it this way, he won't go to trial. the first is bad enough and the second is more cynical. i am inclined to think that it's the second. what do you think? >> if you remember in the oral argument on the 14th amendment issued, asked the question and the lawyers saying that the question you have to confront is why a single state should get to decide who gets to be the president of the u.s.. they are thinking about the consequences. in that oral argument, it is clear that they think about the effects that this will have on the election. the question is the same. why is it that the supreme court should get to have a decision as to whether or not donald trump will be the president of the united states . make no mistake, that is what it could mean. there are voters who say that it matters to them and whether or not he is convicted of a crime and that they want that information before they vote. this is basically the supreme court saying, we don

of all, they don't do it officially, but -secondly, they don't give you, they can't give you a demininglding something or planting something there, in order to sell something later, you have to only after you have a demining certificate, and the main problem is that the number mined square m2 in our region, i don't know for sure, you can google it, i think, but it is... huge and the speed with with which it moves, well, we can use the example of the leps to look at the year to demine the leps in izyumsk. in which area to demine and extend the year, well, you can only put three dots and a sad smiley like this, you need to think about alternatives, well, i know that they are developing, they are thinking of some methods of demining, not with human resources, but with some kind of, as it is called , m these robots that are running, firstly, secondly, ah, there is, i know that there is a project in development with drones that will drop something there and clear mines, very cool, because the coverage perimeter, demining of this particular drone, it is 10 times faster than, for example, the

yes, they are they export something, they, according to the law of moldova, but listen, we didn't have a situation when some goods were exported from the occupied territories and they were also completely subject to the law of ukraine, and we did not control this territory. i'm sorry, i could go on and on. so. this is a different question, whether the federal assembly of the russian federation can make a decision on... creation of a subject of the federation , the transnistrian moldavian republic , the answer is yes, if vladimir putin wants to make such a decision, it will be made. but can they exercise any actual control over this territory? well, they have internal control, well, they have internal control, and there is a problem, it is the same as we have, when we, say , liberate certain territories in donetsk region, in luhansk region, from the point of view of the russians, this ... yawning at their territorial integrity, we are the occupiers, we are the occupiers, and they may want to put the republic of moldova in exactly such a situation, of course, but you cannot, first of all

if they are soexrt they should be able to persuade you in case after ca tt they are getting the statues right. by my count and catostitute and their amicus brief brief since the court last id chevron the administration is batting about 300. expertise is not all it's cracked up to be. that is true even in the most complicated cases. look at the american hospital association case. i don't think you will find a statue that is more complicated. this court had no trouble unanimously say that you cannot ha hospital chain specif pricing without first doing a survey. >> i don't know rather you can say we have none. >> i wagog to say that. no one was trouble write a dissent. t put it that way. i can use other examples. in the case where the court says chevron wasn't applicable beuse of a procedural defect. it split the core 5-4, but how did yode the case? it had a definitive cannon. do you think the labor department is the expert on distributive canon or do think the courts are? >> thank you, mr. clement. the answer fromrmartinez on several questions about what happens when you get rid of chevro

parents, no matter what kind of parents they are, they are parents, they gave us the opportunity to seend says: uncle tolya, you know that you should organize some kind of meeting for us in minsk, that means some kind of museum, i say, okay, i’m coming to minsk, the next day i agreed with the museum of the great patriotic war, so that they would be allowed in, and the match was dynamo-minsk, bate, we took them there for free. they immediately, anatoly ivanovich, as much as necessary , when the match ended, we gathered in one place, this gypsy girl came, hugged me again and said: “uncle, we were so rooting for the dynamo minsk team, they, unfortunately , lost, 1:0, lost, and i say, now it’s a surprise for you, i gave them packages to everyone , i gave them packages, enough for them to eat, well, you just... well, what’s bad, when a person is already 15 and 16 years old, he can be told what it is? becomes over 25, and even more so 65, if he behaves unworthily, telling him what is good, what is bad, is useless, useless, you think so, yes, but i... holidays with mom, with dad, with brother,

now, they can have guns. they had them. they do fight back. and they did. for example, the tulsa massacre. how many of you watched "the watchmen?" love that show. it begins with the tulsa massacre. when that show aired, people had no idea. this happened? they were dropping dynamite from airplanes? they are bombing people? this is america. gosh, no. yes. but, he is a -- the father of the first superhero in the watchmen universe was a world war i veteran. he is wearing his uniform and he is hiding, gives the gun to his wife to do -- i don't know. the african blood brother and set up a perimeter around the jail where the white mob was trying to collect the man accused of raping a white woman, he didn't, they were mowing down the white people because these were trained veterans from world war i, they set up a perimeter to protect. the whites were not prepared for that response and it escalated to the dropping of dynamite from airplanes. essentially, in the press, for years, the tulsa massacre was called the tulsa race war. the closest this country has ever had

they do, in this motion. they _ haven't they? they do, in this motion, they call _ haven't they?in this motion, they call a state - haven't they? they do, in this motion, they call a state of. motion, they call a state of exception that there has been somewhere around 75,000 people arrested in the first year alone. in that 75,000 people, human rights organisations say there are many thousands that have nothing to do with the gangs at all, no gang affiliation at happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. he is granted sweeping powers to the military and police to arrest people on site. certainly human rights organisations say the entire situation is unconstitutional and very dangerous for el salvador�*s democracy. of course, people are overjoyed, really, to have their neighbourhoods back in the areas where the two main gang is completely ran things through intimidation, fear and murder. it's not surprising that this crackdown has gone down very well with the populace. has gone down very well with the -o - ulace. ~ has gone down very well with the --oulace. ~ . ., has gone

they did not know exactly where they were. the map they could determine their latitude by reading the stars, which was easy, yet they had no way of knowing their longitude because that would require reliable clocks and they had not yet been invented. and so they were forced to rely on what was known as dead reckoning. and to simplify it, essentially amounted to inform guesswork and a leap of faith. there is a reason why it's called dead many seamen ended up on the rocks dead. and the wagers navigators estimates estimation of their longitude turned out not only to be wrong, but wrong by hundreds of miles. and suddenly the ship is in what. would later become known as the gulf of saros or the gulf of payne, and it hits a submerged rock and the rudder shatters and a two ton anchor falls through the hull, leaving a gaping hole in the ship for a moment is teetering on these rocks. and then another enormous wave sweeps the ship off this rocks. and it's careening through a minefield of rocks sealing without a rudder and water pouring

they just continue to enable and ultimately they will die. they die an addict. they will either die on the streets or in subsidized housing. that is them being in subsidized housing is not a success. that is a failure if they're dead and why people don't acknowledge that, although they're starting to they're coming around to it kensington and philadelphia neighborhood. that's just been completely destroyed by drugs that was determined to be the site for their first heroin injection site a few weeks ago, the council passed a bill that said, you know, we're not going to do that. and but one neighborhood now, they should just completely get rid of it. they're clinging on to, but it's a step in the right direction. i seen some of the videos of it's horrendous wow. and by the way, narcan not really work in the same way that it used to. you've got different kinds of fentanyl. that's being put out there. narcan, by the way, only with opioids. and it's not a guarantee some people think that it works for all drug overdoses and it's a guarantee it is not. but when you sta

if they say goodbye to the crimean bridge. how far is this railway that they are building, because they afraid to use the ukrainian one, it goes in the depth of the territory, how far will it be reachable by fire control, by ours? we we constantly talk about the fact that the need, our need for long-range weapons is a significant strengthening of the defense forces, due to the fact that it... weakens the enemy's forces in his deep rear, that is why there is talk at the international level about the need, we need such missiles on with a range of 300 km and so on, this means that we are ready to use such missiles, they are ready to provide us with appropriate targets, that is , the word of the partners, but how have they advanced from mariupol, how far have they built them, do we already know about the condition of this one? new railway, i don't have specific ones data, but i'm sure the central intelligence agency is monitoring this work. ms. natalya, the 50th one, now the second, coincide one after the other, we understand that a little more confident, more comfortable, the air force fee

i mean they, they are, it, i would say a natural target when, when they are targeting the palestinians blindly everywhere, whether they are in schools at hospitals and also infrastructure systems. so they aren't going to be di and i wouldn't be surprised. i mean, that guy is fighting for his life anymore. beautiful. continue until the last minute until unless somebody purchased with him to do they ended with in the big windows i of course, and of course, from outside. but the part, as long as america provides him with the protection that he needs or, or provide his program genocide program with the protection to proceed. i really don't have much hope to be honest with now, i don't mean to draw any historical parallels, but i think it's worth mentioning here that some historians believed that the reason, the main reason why germany was on the losing side in both world wars was because its leadership decided to pursue it through military means certain targets that cannot be achieved through military means. for example, they were trying to get more territory or what they called the labor

will want to live well, they will want to trade well, if they trade, they will not fight, and everything fine, now we we have a war here and we have a war here and there, so we need to come up with some kind of pills. thank you very much, vadym polishchuk, historian, political observer from israel." thank you very much for being with us. now advertising, after advertising - energy, advertising. tingling, numbness or tingling in limbs arise spontaneously and disturb you. a special complex of active substances of dolgita antineuralgia helps to normalize the functioning of the nervous system. dolgit antineuralgia promotes the return to usual activities without subjugation and numbness in the limbs. capsules dolgiit. help to your nervous system, nothing has worked yet, not yet, constipation, oh, normact, dear, take normolact, normolact eliminates constipation, normalizes the work of the intestines, restores the amount of lacto and bifidobacteria, everything worked out, normolact and everything will work out, why i here, i have sensitive teeth, eat ice cream, pain, cold air, pain, sweet, pain

they have left the african government, but they they already left, they when they reoriented towardslast decades, they failed in afghanistan, they failed in syria, they won in syria and in libya, but where else have they had success, i mean really virtually nowhere else, it's not, it's not going well for them, they didn't even win in venezuela, and i believe before anyone else, these are the european people nations that will pay the price, that's right, it's a direct attack from europe, it's a much regret. "and they are already, yeah, they are already paying that rising cost of living, yeah, that's regrettable, and as soon as the europeans realize that they're being attacked by the americans, their allied and do something about it, and this the best of the whole world will be, and do you see any chance that the the eu would fall down, would collapse? i don't think it's impossible, i think we're a long way from it, but i don't think it's impossible, i mean things are changing so fast, yeah." yeah, i mean, some, you, you stit there waiting for it to change, and you, and you think it ca

, they are shooting in front of them, they are crying, ruslan, that psycho of yours, took and shot victorow do i know why they didn’t share something, he shot at him if your lover wants kill your husband so that he won’t do it himself, but is he a man or what? he’s a man, but he ’s too big a big deal to take part in this, and i promised him that i’d do everything myself; in my opinion, we do everything ourselves. everything is fine, there’s some pressure today , come on, stop, tell me, i told you, everything is fine, lord, yeah, fine, let me go, i don’t want to, as soon as i imagine what’s in front of my... they're waving pistols at my daughter, they're shooting, but i'll either die or i'll kill everyone there myself, stop being hysterical, you idiot, go back to the apartment, i have to do something finish it to the end, go, tough, this is some kind of miracle, we are so lucky - we agreed, now we are transferring asya to the oncology department, they are ready there today... to start chemotherapy, doctor, please tell me, and my hair will fall out, yes, they won’t fall out, this is a gentl

are still trying to find these red lines, they don’t yet understand where they have gone, yes, and theyderstand. we are now, this is, by the way, proof for the ukrainians, they screwed up, now this is what else can be filled with it, in your opinion, can and should be filled in, but with the fact that , again, there are countries that have not made up their minds, but those that are still trying to somehow comply with american sanctions, to get through the rain, yes, this is also a tool for us to work with these countries, yes, this is a tool for working with the elites, and according to your version, now these... “ oh yes, the americans shot down a russian plane with their missile, but the russians did not shoot down with their missiles on american territory, the just question is that this is already working with the elites , yes, with american ones, with turkish ones, for example, then look, there is a scandal that turkish banks are blocking our payments, and for blocking and blocking under pressure it is clear who, which means that some opportunities are already appearing for the fac

i think that they can try to move towards pokrovsk, they can try to attack beyond chasiv yar and trye towards kostyantynivka, plus they still have the direction of kurakhovo, which is in the mariyansk direction, that is , they will try to break through to these settlements, well, that is the goal remains, it is the capture of the donetsk region and... the principles will try to implement it, but i do not think that it will remain now, because even if they capture avdiivka and it happens, then i will say that, in principle, it is unlikely that they will be able to develop a serious pace of offensive operations now, because further on we will withdraw to certain positions, i think that our air defense means will be more active and certain, so that they cannot be concentrated in avdiivka now, of course, because they will be destroyed, and it will not be so easy for them to advance further, besides losses, it is necessary to regroup, to staff, and they will be given a certain time for this, so that there will be euphoria in russia, they will celebrate a month, it's like i don't know what

they felt like they could get involved. they could still get involved. >> reporter: especially because he tells me this is going to help him achieve his dream one day. >> my dream is to run for congress one day and hopefully i'll be in one of those forums. >> 45 seconds to answer the following question. >> reporter: it is a good opportunity to practice, which they were able to ask questions related to housing and education for malik who will want to become a lawyer. >> i'm a fan of policy, academia and researching to make sure the policies we implement are able to impact our communities effectively. >> the south bay seat held by congresswoman anna eshoo for more than three decades is up for grabs in the primary election. eshoo first elected in 1992 in the year of the woman. that was the same year they were elected. eshoo is retiring and now there are 11 candidates vying for the position. the largest group of voters say they are still undecided. for the first time in three decades, people in district 16 will elect a new repr

did it, i mean, i asked, they did it, they say, they found this walkie-talkie there, which... this one in an emergency, so there’s a whole range of violations in pilot training, everything else, pilot training is multi-level training system, this includes meteorological training, this is emergency rescue training, this is technical training and i won't say much. they pay for everything, they pay for fuel, if they process the inoculation systems they pay, then for some reason they also pay to go through them, and something very terrible happens, that’s comrade. when there’s a lot of this, i don’t know, you investigated, when they often want to go into a cabin, for example, they want to put some children there, some thieves , they want to put someone there, terrible things, so here definitely, definitely we need to go through, we need to find out the reason why, well, you’re hinting that something could have happened to the passenger also with the customer of the flight on board, but we heard an exclusive in the program - the father of the pilot grachev, from yuri grachev, that there was

are given money, they are guided by the fact that yes, they will receive this money, they will use itve such a small feature, i must say so, and investments are when you understand that first of all, investments must be given back, because any investment is returnable, the most important thing is that it does not give away money, moreover, it is necessary invest in the type of activity that will generate the maximum income, yeah. well, it’s clear, if you read the classics, what is the maximum income? wars, yes, prostitution, weapons, drugs, but we are talking about normal things, and of course, when various fugitives they begin to talk about the fact that russia gave money, well, it’s clear that this is an attempt to simply turn it around, no one has any money, no, i looked at her face, she doesn’t understand, they don’t even realize how this money works, but you know, just this morning i... literally a very good phrase caught my eye, but we will discuss it now, when we discuss the hcv, we discuss the position of belarus, the role of our president, here is the formation of independent

there they, they, they can strengthen 11. i'm with the, with the repeating what they did, think of that, that's exactly what they are doing every day. they are threatening of thrown into the problems as they didn't cost. okay, how do you want to come back on that before i put a direct question to you? yes, i think they are intensifying across the border with lebanon. however, i don't think yet they've started to, and then i to the point of reducing it's troubling. like they've done and god, can they do that in the future? yes, absolutely. they have the power with the, you know, they, they, they have the, the, they have the will things where level and doesn't talk about the club in as in the love news army or has been lives in the resistance has been law. and the non states act or, or the mini army so they can inflict damage and would that 11 and would prefer not to go to that, not to see it damaged. obviously the sword, like 2006 if it's off comes, of course they, when. and the fact of the matter is that uh for the lebanese,

the convicts in russia, they met with the ambassador, as they said, they ate croissants with caviar, very nice and fun talked to the diplomats, they were not afraid, but... on a qatari plane they flew from moscow to minsk, to belarus, and from belarus they were already driving cars to the border with ukraine, that is, usually the transfer to ukraine itself and to relatives takes place at the border, but before that, this whole trip through russia, they are accompanied and helped by various international organizations, and part of this journey is accompanied and paid for by qatar, yes, well , fortunately, probably because of their age, the children... do not understand the full seriousness of the situation, why only qatar publicly helps ukraine return the children? how did the sources tell me in ukrainian? many arab countries are trying to enter this process, that is , they are trying to come to an agreement with russia in order to influence and russia returned the children, unfortunately, so far only one country has been able to do this publicly, so kater found this approach, other c

if they had a real school that they could attend on a regular basis, and they would do well.s and teachers know that they could participate in the development as well as anyone. the school is organized with nearly 300 students they are considered at large. [background noises] >> these children have gone through many difficulties. when the atrocities and depression increased their houses or burns, they were forced out of their homes and villages. they could no longer live there. living conditions were no longer safe it. finally, during the last seven years they had all fled afghanistan and settled here. we respect our social norms and values. it is the responsibility of the teachers to teach them geology and the social structures. wherever we afghans are we never lose that tradition and her way of living. we know they will always member our country. we've done this and will continue to do so. >> we want the children to understand and feel the hardship their parents have gone through for the sake of their homeland. we do not want them to forget their country. for children born

they have the power with the, you know, they, they, they have the, the, they have, the will play is where i love it and doesn't talk about the club and on as, and the love news army or has been lives in the resistance has been law and the non states act or, or the mini army so they can inflict damage and would that 11 and would prefer not to go to that, not to see it damaged. obviously the sword, like 2006 if it's off comes of course they when and the fact of the matter is that, uh for the let me use so many lebanese as much as that would pay back. and they're not looking for the back. they've been, they've done that to show us where it starts to still cross the bosses, whereas an is where it is where it has never been to huge bombardments and they, we got back from says, well, i was able to reach and quite deep into is when it has never used that yet because it's always strong computer screen. but if, if, if need be, if, if, if um, is there a decides to, to, and as you know, quote unquote restorative they use into, you know, the, the stone age one? yes, 11. and can also, or has one look

if they want to stop it, are they able to stop it?m the prime minister of uh great britain that it is uh jewish communities across the world that are under attack, as a genocide plays out that we're all witnessing, "the brits are concerned about anti-semitism and anti-semitism is a real concern, but they have weaponized and misused anti-semitism to also justify their extreme censorship. our individual rights, constitutional rights, first amendment amendment rights have been trampled upon here in the united states, they can shadow ban us on twitter, they can deplatform us on instagram, they can delist us on tiktok." so in order to carry out a genocide of this nature, the zionists have also resorted to the worst forms of fascism in of uh censorship, but the uh almost 8 billion people of the world are are are witnessing uh this play out, it's not lost upon the quote unquote arab world and the muslim world and the third world, in the global south, what is truly happening, i don't think we've ever felt this level of collective powerlessnes

, but nevertheless, they go, they shoot, and quantitatively they still try to dominate us, including,mple, using, compensating for the lack of their artillery at the expense of mortars, bringing up vasilok mortars, so -called, and trying to cover them with such close-quarters artillery as well, up to 7 km allows to conduct mortar fighters are trying to compensate for this very shortcoming, because the wear of the barrels is enormous, and of course they need additional repair and maintenance in such conditions, and of course even in russia there are certain problems with this question. thank you, mr. ilya, our viewers on youtube say, that's how you are, they give you a thumbs up, thank you for your work, ilya yevlash, head of the press service of the operational-strategic grouping of the khortets troops, who was with us on... zv 'yazuk and informed us about the situation in the kupyan-lyman direction, well, but now it's already news time, so we'll pass the floor to iryna koval, who has already prepared relevant information for you and me, iro, with the news editors, we congratulate you

they just did not think, they do not think that way. they pander and they talk, in terms of catch, political catchphrases. >> let's talk politics, because most americans do not believe that frozen embryos are children. is this wise to do this? headed into a presidential election? i think back to when roe v. wade was overturned, remember how people were so worried for democrats about the midterms? and what fired up people to vote? this! >> look, the alabama judicial system is not operating on that 24 election cycle. although you have a couple, you've got one of the members running for chief justice, because the bible thumping chief justice is retiring. he cannot run again. so he's not going to be on their. so you do have to have an election year of politics coming into play. but this of course, there was a wrongful death suit filed, appeals taken, and this was a normal course. it happened to come out right here around election time. which i think is a wake up call, and the signal forests for the rest of the country. this is still a signi

there is only so much they can do to hold it up. they can delay but they cannot block.long as they can bring enoh republicans to get over the threshold. host: we are talking about a $95 billion bill but that could change on the final passage, $60 billion in aid for ukraine. let's play this out and say the senate passes this. if they have 67 votes yesterday, is looking like that, what happens when that's -- when this gets sent to the house and is this thing going to get a vote in the house? guest: that's the million-dollar question. for all the difficulties they are having in the senate, the house is an even tougher body to move this thing through. that's for a couple of reasons but mostly because of donald trump. he opposes this thing and he opposed it with -- when the border language was a task and that didn't get through the senate last week. he still opposes it now that the border language is out of it. he doesn't think united states is spinning a lot of money overseas, particular given the debt and the border crisis here at home. he is by far the most popular person

why they - well, then the average life expectancy was short, yes, i agree, but when they came, it was at the same time, can i just say one remark, i ’ll support you, i saw the seventh the exhibition begins at our russian expo. read or not, where? including in russia, whether they read it or not at all, yes, but you and i simply don’t have any other indexes, no one talks about the hirsche index. basically, if i understand correctly, to pay in english-speaking terms, no, not necessarily, now no, no, no, not necessarily, but i agree with that, but in fact there are at least two more large countries called china and india, which have enormous scientific and publishing potential, but there is no such large country called russia, which once had its own potential, because if we begin to measure ourselves by, well, let’s say, by systems outside of us, then it turns out that we are stuck on them, there are great places for imprisonment, no, well, taganka is no longer there, there is no need to scare science education with imprisonment, but they are not you intimidate, they are used to sharashk

threw, threw, into artyomovsk, they threw in reserves, what did they call the bakhmut fort, and theye, not in such volumes and they only had one brigade. urban, this is precisely the experience that is unique and it can be said that no one has this experience, because if we compare , let’s say, the actions of the same army of the united states or the coalition in the middle east , they didn’t conduct assault battles there, they simply demolished everything. equaled bombi, as now israel proceeds, that is, levels everything into ruins, and then moves on, and nevertheless still suffers huge losses, because they also start shooting from the ruins, but pure assault battles, that is, when they work exactly, well, attack aircraft, attack aircraft dshb, as ours used to be , we really haven’t had such experience since the great patriotic war, now we, of course, have this experience, no one else has it , you see, this is experience, you can’t do it with any theory, this is experience death is given only through blood. after all, these are directly ours stormtroopers or the fact that the factor

they also hate the church. they. they also hate the church.hem, they call them crusaders. and they want to be jihadis and the second thing is, is muslims are not allowed to convert. they're not allowed to convert. they're not allowed to convert unless they convince people , hey, i converted to pull people, hey, i converted to pull a scam on on these people. >> so do you think what do you think, is it think, frances? is it just a christian that every christian impulse that every every and stray every sort of waif and stray must be up and made safe? >> and i think it's an impulse from somebody who's fundamentally disconnected from reality ? yeah. and that is reality? yeah. and that is unfortunately where we are, where you have people espousing this ideology whereby if you turn people away, they the border, that means you're a country which is based in white supremacy . and, you know, we supremacy. and, you know, we have a duty to help every single person who tries to enter. and the reality is we don't and we can't . no. can't. no. >> fair enough

don’t want to, they want to live, they want to live well, they are indignant that money is being taken, this parallel is drawn, yes, they have already forgotten, most of them, what the great patriotic war , world war ii, was, they forgot, this generation died out, the new generation is used to playing on gadgets and seeing the war only on other screens, but... armed soldiers walk along the city streets and check documents everyone in a row, deputy of the lithuanian seimas danius gaizauskas announced this on local radio. the residents are very frightened, he said, people are frightened every day that war is about to start. well, it doesn’t seem at all like being in nato, in this case the lithuanians would feel safe. this means that they have no security, but i ’m not going to start with that, today i’m also opening an article on one extremist. and his wife, that means, i’ll put his people on pitchforks, go fight, it’s impossible, that means it’s impossible neither in austria nor in germany, the war machine of europe, it lies. at the bottom, now about the risks, what is really dangerous

they didn't know when they funded it.a moment in the film itself, i watched it, i was just wondering how it all looks now. and when, that means, there a. this master is criticized at the meeting of the writers' union for the wrong work, and the editor-in-chief of the magazine in which the work was published stands up and says that it is a terrible work and that the entire circulation of his magazine , in which it was printed according to his decision, should be burned , and these producers simply perform scenes from it in real life movie and all that are discussing, and i, and this might seem like some kind of sign of freedom of thought, if it didn't happen again every 20 years, the same question arises, and what have you been doing for 20 years , what is in yours at all, how can it be that you are discussing all this? then, here is such a brave actor, you know, leonid yarmolnyk, who currently supports the war in ukraine, he means in this film, the previous one, master and margarita, he played one of the representatives o

than to let people know exactly who they are, what they have done and what they dream of. this is a story of a young woman who came to america at the age of 4. alexander abernika. she first arrived in orange, california from the philippines and she vividly remembers sharing a single, tiny room with all six of her family members. while attending college she discovered a passion for health care and she applied to the only school, medical school which was accepting dreamers at the time. loyola university school of medicine in chicago. in 2020 she was accepted to the school and received one of the first american medical association's dream m.d. equity scholarships which is given to daca recipients or first-generation immigrants to study medicine. but daca has always intended to be a temporary solution. and since president obama established the program, republicans for reasons i cannot explain to you there any political or human terms, there waged a relentless campaign to overturn it and deport these dreamers back to the countries they may not even remember. last september a fe

found this one... yesterday at 21 o'clock they destroyed it, they destroyed the tzmka, they destroyedas spinning around them because they observed evacuation, they destroyed a warehouse in the same area , there are no military installations in belgorod, and this is well known to everyone, i think this is a step of such desperation, a step to sow panic among the civilian population there, although by doing this they... naturally will not achieve anything, but for the military it’s just such a blow, it’s insulting , scary, yes, of course, of course , they can’t fight honestly, so they take it out on the women and children of the historian, the previous shelling, which was also found, also the same vampire, was also destroyed same day and i want to say, there is no inevitability of punishment here, of course we have it, anyone who works against the civilians will be found and destroyed. we have a classic, classic opposition defense here, if the enemy is now retreating there, he begins to tell tales about maneuverable defense, although we know very well that they are trying not to conduct

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what do they do?o, they write, for example, that the european bank for development and reconstruction finances ukrainian agricultural companies. they gave the figure that during the past year the european bank for development and reconstruction financed about 1 billion dollars in total, for all ukrainian companies, and this provides an opportunity. sky companies due to the fact that the first are cheap.

and they i think they the wild type and they mixed it with the omicron types. they took the wild base and they mixed and put a s protein from the omicron on it and instead of killing 100% of the mice, it killed 80% of mice. and they said, oh, it's it didn't gain function. it lost function, but it was a thousand times more infectious. so the wild type was deadly, but as infectious, omicron was infectious, but not as deadly. even if you lessen the deadliness of the first one but made it more infection that not gain of function. i'm a believer that people are that subterfuge and semantics are an escape for people to for i think everybody here smart enough i think people across the country are smart enough to know if you mix two viruses together and it's a lot contagious but a little less deadly is gain of function. i think most people would say it is. so i guess i'm not so worried about the definitions. i think people smart enough to figure it out. i will be worried about if we're writing legislation. and i think even with legislation, i'm not for legislation that

, who are they? and the infantry , the standard weapons of the russian army plus the front lines are the same mercenaries, these are all their leopards. this, this, even , again, it's just nonsense that they use their tro, because, well, what, what is their territorial defense, which can have an effect on aggression outside the country, but this is evidence that everything is not so it's really sweet of them if they use such units, but it doesn't matter what we observe more, after all, it 's more of a crowd, actually line brigades, paratroopers, their infantry, assault troops in this way, but there are a large number of stormtroopers, but let's say, if it used to be the dominant force there, at least during assaults, now they are used only as a force to detect firing positions, line units are still moving further, that is, they are still trying more now fight with troops regular forces , well, but in order to create tension and in order for this to happen in a continuous flow, after all, all these qu