unionized. mm. but in the decades that followed, those numbers declined steadily as manufacturing jobs started to drawing up. automation increased and overseas markets opened up by 1983, only 20 percent of us workers belong to union. and in 2021. that number had fallen to 10.3 percent. the u. s. is definitely not alone in that trend. trade union membership has dropped across the globe from turkey to japan. here in the us, the rise of more precarious working conditions like in the giga economy, has made it harder for a traditional union to attract new members. but there are some important nuances. for example, only around 8 percent of frances workforce is unionized. yet nearly all workers there are covered by collective bargaining agreements. contracts between an employer and a group of employees. we asked labor expert, david madeline, what really sets us apart from other countries when it comes to union, our labor was very weak. it gives corporations tremendous power and ability to find ways tha

under her strict guidance, another initiative appears, like an online trade union, this is free unionnline . our volunteer call center worked, and we assembled it manually like this 45 associations and passed them on to those who are large associations in the organization, but we saw that the activists did not have time to pick up these associations, they began to think about a product that would do all this from marina’s slurred speech is it clear that volunteers collected data from people and about people, who called, and they passed them on to third-party organizations, that is, in other words, crucian trades in the data of belarusians. why does he trade for the same reason that he created the second project under the auspices of the fugitive office, and the new project received a new one funding, the more projects, the more money, and people coming into the initiative. this is just a means of replenishing bank accounts, of course, the appearance of a new office here was picked up by destructive telegram channels to make it so. say acceleration to a new project. belarusians have cr

union in their country here, and not to leave the country and to work in european union countries.ought on this. you reached out to kiril petkov when he was prime minister of bulgaria. he is no longer the prime minister. and there are many in your country, notjust the opposition, notjust the hardline nationalists, but many others, like formerforeign minister nikola dimitrov, who say this — they still believe sofia, bulgaria's aim is to build in north macedonia a second bulgarian state, that having failed to conquer this country in the past, bulgaria is now using its eu membership as leverage to try and achieve the same end, ie, there's very little trust in bulgaria in this country. do you trust bulgaria? i trust the macedonian people and i trust the process and the negotiation framework which we have with the european union. and i trust our institutions, our academia, our ngos, our media, that we all together will do the negotiations with the european union in a fast pace. there are many politicians from this side of the border, and from the other side of the border, which have bui

again union busting. . ultimate disrum the budget and finance they could not answer your questions and than i had a talking head prepare a statement today. that is not a hearing. that is not what this is supposed to do. 1021 is a strong union and we fight for the rights of working people, family and community. and that's why we are here to ask to you help us in this fight. the only way this individual is going to understand the strength of this city council is in the pocket book. he does not understand how strong we are and unified this office of and labor is. but you can show him today. >> i appreciate you for hold thanksgiving hearing i really do this is important. this is the fudamential right to earn a liveable wage for yourself and your family. thank you so much i appreciate you for this today. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm jason to be fair i'm a former employee of felton. institute while there i work in the marketing department. at alameda. and -- i one of the reasons w

the union. in fact, it was so short that almost all it was for was the constitution and the union. then you had two democrats who had a split, right? you have northern democrats who tended to support stephen douglas who was someone we know very well, from what? say it a little louder for us, austin? >> the debate with lincoln. >> the debate with lincoln. what else is he responsible for? c.j.? >> compromise of 1850. >> compromise of 1850, right? kansas nebraska act, he'd been a prominent member of congress for many years. so, you might think that he would appeal to southerners particularly because he had been one of these folks who had created this compromise that allowed southerners to get into the territories. but in fact, by the time of the election of 1860, southerners had pretty much abandoned him. especially in the lower south. instead, they tended to support this man, john breckinridge. who tended to be more stringent about slavery and therefore got the support of lower south man. finally,

of the soviet union in this regard, everything was proactive. ah. faster, faster, uh, defeat the soviet union, which frightened everyone with its nuclear power, the meaning was quite simple to have hmm around the borders of the soviet union a large number of military bases that host strategic bombers and these strategic bombers are ready to deliver atomic bombs to the main cities of the soviet union americans . uh, speaking with the concept of open skies. that is, that aircraft can fly above certain heights, where anywhere over any countries without asking permission. and although jesus protested against this concept, they made flights over vladivostok over leningrad within its framework, and their heavy strategic bombers, which may not have merged nuclear weapons at that time, that is, it is not known if they are or not, but let's just say it was hinted at the fact that at any moment the nuclear algae of such aircraft could be inflicted, if it were not for the great feat of soviet scientists in soviet engineers, you understand, and which led to

the union. then you had two democrats who had split right? so you have northern democrats who tended to support steven douglas. who was someone we know very well from what? to the beginning fade a little ladder for our thoughts the debate with lincoln the debate with lincoln. what else? what else is he responsible for? cj compromise of 1850 right kansas, nebraska act. he'd been a very prominent member of congress for many years. and so you might think that he would appeal to southerners particularly because he had been one of these folks who had created more compromise that allowed southerners to get into the territories, but in fact by the time of the election of 1867ers had pretty much abandoned him, especially people in the lower south instead, they tended to support this man john breckenridge who tended to be more stringent about slavery and therefore got the support of lower south men. and then finally we have abraham lincoln of the republican party and you'll remember that the republican p

i didn’t tell anyone, let me remind you that both platforms trade union online and free union onlinehat the platform for collecting information about strikecon activists has a bug or a failure in the system founder i learned about the project on september 28, 2020. 24 days after the announcement of the work of the initiative. they called me on the hotline and said that we have some kind of tank there, and on the site, when you submit an application, it kind of asks for telegram and when you enter telegram there, an error occurs. invalid email address. for some reason, we now have to look where email asks for telegram. so let's take a look at what data the collected applications have on the platform. almost everywhere phone number, last name first name and patronymics, the place of work and position, about half of them indicated the address of residence, the hackers indicated and sent a screen to this, they asked the great stavkomovka to explain how they got this data, if the system is safe crucian, began to insist that the online trade union has nothing to do, that it is allegedly, t

under her strict leadership, another initiative appears like the union online is free and union onlineolunteer call center, and we manually collected 45 associations in this way and handed them over to those who are large associations of the organization, but we saw that the activists did not have time to pick up these associations. eh, we began to think about a product that will do all this for this whole marina situation. is it clear that the volunteers collected data from people and about the people who called, and they passed them on to third-party organizations, that is, in other words, crucian sells the data of belarusians. why trades for the same reason that created a second project under the guidance of a fugitive office a new project received new funding, the more projects, the more money, and people coming into the initiative. this is just a means of replenishing bank accounts, of course, the appearance of a new office here was picked up by destructive telegram channels to give it so to speak. say acceleration to a new project. belarusians created a social network for people

we have a national trade union center of the belarusian congress of democratic trade unions in person. ignorance. karas, antusevich notes the real situation in belarus. after that, he was already in personal correspondence with a lawyer of the belarusian congress of democratic forces discussed the same stream marinka buchka i have never felt myself such an idiot stupid questions and cunningly made by marina ukrainian hackers are aware of weaknesses in telegram and now they know everything about the stupidity of marina crucian sparrow and her desire to introduce everyone around her finger when it is clear that almost 2,000 belarusians have already leaked data, do not hide it in line, the next batch of this at the end of the program initially we wanted to show you the holes in your system, but having seen your true face, we have a desire lost, but we give you the opportunity to redeem, either you transfer 5,000 dollars or the databases with your allegedly protected activists will be leaked to the media and in response, crucian sent stickers to hackers instead of money. here is how much

the message here was these were union munitions being used against union troops. this is the port hudson military museum or state park. it's a beautiful state park, highly recommended. but these are the types of shells that were found that did not go off. and this is not a unique situation of repurpose thing ammunition, this is from iraq, these are from american cluster bombs that did not go off and iraqthe photographs were brback from a former student of mine, there is a high bug rate, so, there's different types of munitions, think of port hudson andll the union unexploded ornaments. they're taken by insurgents, used as an ied, improvised explosive device, and attack of american convoy, with american weapons. so, this is sort of the same idea that the confederates are using defending port hudson. taking unexploded shells and repurposing them to attack and defend the enemy. 1864, the photograph on the left was taken by me at the west point military museum basement. these were all the active sea minds at the end of the war, or most of them that were intact. they'r

when the union leadership in washington d.c. is considering national retaliation against confederate prisoners of war, even ellen hitchcock, who is worried about how this will look, in history, he writes letters to prominent reformers in new england. he says, okay, we are thinking about cutting the ration for prisoners of war. should we do that are? not what do you think? >> he writes, sophia ppd man, he writes, sophia adi hawthorne. marianne and some other people in new england asked if they could, and it is really interesting, because one of the parts actually says there cannot be retaliation because of christian principles. we just have to do the right thing regardless of whatever what side is doing. and you cannot second or starve anyone. even if it is allowed by the rules of retaliation it would be wrong. so they are really exploring this before they do anything. and, again, if retaliation is done properly or so invokes to investigate. you are not supposed to do it it a spirit of passion. and so, there are times when it is

when one or another member of the european union, a country is a member of the european the union wille to take advantage of ukraine's efforts to join the european community and to put a stick in the wheel on far-fetched grounds. this is roughly what i see that could potentially happen with the adoption of the bill on the machine nation, which is also among the conditions of our application and uh, potentially, we know how many such wheel sticks hungary has already put us in our interaction with nato and the european union for far-fetched reasons, allegedly under the guise of precisely the national minority and i suspect that this process will continue. well, how the tools of the european union have affected such countries as hungary. so, this is an interesting moment. what is the race in essence now not just, it is not just blocking these actions, it is waiting for others to appear and there are still some governments that will be able to block after the parliamentary elections in italy, we may have surprises in that direction as well, and what to do, well, first of all, with regard t

the union war department was able to act. they also have the backing of the union war department of the incredible publicity in the north and in europe about the fate of the prisoners of the 54th, massachusetts because the regiments organizers were rich and powerful new england republicans with international literary types. so because of this situation the united states issued general order 252 on july 31st 1863. it stated that to sell or enslave any captured person on account of this color and for no offense against the laws of war is a relapse into barbarism and a crime against the civilization of the age. so the retaliation proclaimed in this border. was that a confederate pow would be put to hard labor for every us soldier sold into slavery and that the united states would execute a confederate pow for every us soldier but to death so historians are well aware of general order 252, but what they've completely missed because they haven't gone into the weeds of retaliation incidents across time and specific departments is t

mamicheskogo, including the european union, openly presses saying, do it or money. get deprive of this deprive of that, so we we understand and see this very well, as far as recognition is concerned. well, as the united states said, this map shows who is a sovereign state. and who is not? to whom the us said, he recognized it is obvious and understandable they uh, do everything that the united states of america says, tomorrow they will say it will do it, therefore, here is a map of sovereignty. here you can see. which countries are independent. you see everything that russia belarus is down there. it 's more or less a sovereign state. everything in red except for the united states of america who run it all are all influenced by anglo. here is a map of sovereignty. this is how it should be treated. and tell me, please, in the case of serbia. the european union is right there, but we see that it actually puts pressure on the authorities and puts recognition. as a prerequisite for membership in the european union, although we remember that the situation that concerned

this is the new political format of the european union.e are waiting for the presence of president volodymyr zelenskyi at this event as well, it is unlikely that he will be physically present, but the speech will definitely be uh. actually, denys shmygal, the prime minister, is also present at this event. we congratulate rostislav in prague. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. i congratulate you. the summit of the european political community is worth it. who has already arrived there? if there is information and what to expect, please, look at the european union, 27 members of the member states after leaving. britain is now 27, but europe is more than just the european union, it is much larger and wider, therefore , on the initiative of the french president emmanuel macron , 17 more countries were added to the 27 members of the european union, which are located physically on the european continent geographically, europe is so wide , and it is really called european political community, this is an initiative, as i already told macron, a

that is, all this remains the legacy of the soviet union. i am talking about the fact that we did not receive anything good from the soviet union. the future contours of the oligarchic industrial system and so on. that is, okay, it was a dream. well, they burned it, if something was such a good legacy of the soviet union. it was definitely a dream. this plane is big, but it’s gone and it’s long past time to dream about something else, about some planes that will be of our production. there, together with a certain reindeer, and so on, why does the russian newspaper turn out like that, they will come there and spoil everything everywhere, and ivan uz, the chief consultant of the institute of strategic studies, candidates of economic sciences, mr. ivan dobrogo you somehow started the morning from kaliningrad, you see , we came to the conclusion that russia will not come. it spoils everything there, now it spoils. she came to us, but she also ruined her own life. good morning, studio . good morning, our viewers. i immediately want to say about

i didn’t tell anyone, let me remind you that both platforms trade union online and free union onlinealgorithms that the platform for collecting information about the strike activists has a tank or a failure in the system, the founder of the project found out on september 28, 2020. 24 days after the announcement of the work of the initiative. they called me on the hotline and said that we have some kind of tank there, and on the site, when you submit an application, it kind of asks for telegram and when you enter telegram there, an error occurs. invalid email address. for some reason, we now have to look where email asks for telegram. so let's take a look at what data the collected applications have on the platform. almost everywhere, the phone number, last name, first name and patronymic place of work and position, about half of them indicated the address of residence, the hackers indicated and sent a screen asked the great strike to explain how they got this data, if the security system was crucian, began to insist that there was nothing in common , without having an online trade un

still within the union. without losing them to the confederacy. he has to walk a fine line when it comes to slavery. for the most, parties interested in the preservation of the union. emancipation becomes a war strategy and goal once becomes apparent that that is a way of hindering the confederacy from within. confederacy had long -- the slave states within the south had long been concerned with the idea of the internal enemy that are black americans. they want emancipation, they want equality. they might resort to violence in order to achieve that. it is the ruling logic behind these slave codes and maintaining control, maintaining superiority and continuing their interests. it is when the interests of black americans, particularly in the south, coincide with the union that emancipation becomes possible. there are limitations. there is still lower pay for black soldiers. the limited application to the areas for emancipation, particular areas, such as surrounding new orleans are exempt from the emancipation

and turkey, which is over a heap of forest, sought the european union.tuation more likely today. so let the european union join turkey, than turkey turned over into the composition, the united states of europe is a thought, uh, that has existed in europe for a long time. it arose a long time ago, but is it realizable in the current conditions ? maybe? it was possible and necessary to say, when europe was a symbol of prosperity and stability, when it received enough gas at normal prices through the nord stream, when there were normal relations between russia and the european union, and when in germany there was industry, but then when it did not run away to the united states of america from this situation, then when the peace fund europe is associated with the war, it completely associates with you poland the dove of peace, this area of ​​fantasy. e exactly the same fantasy. today, despite on as you said, this is exactly the subconscious feeling of e scholz, exactly the same fantasy, the creation of this sovereign center from europe under the current cond

but when the unions leader make lynch hit, the t. v. studios. the tables began to tot lynch is someone who is prepared to take, own the media in a way that we don't often see how ever much latent journalists try to attack it. he can stand up to his, are you or are you not a marxist? because if you are a marxist, then your into revolution and into bringing down capitalism, richard, you to come out were the most remarkable twaddle, jumped on his technique, is very much to question the question of the minor shrug. boy, you know, a lot of that, but i am just the carriage i often i real, it's very rare for a trade union leader and to be able to stand up till media pressure the way a t been t use ago. we have a trade in leader is a trading leader will turn up in the studio and would be to be bullied by a tv present. if you see the marginalized road of trade unions in many areas of life, you are a dinosaur. oh, and in the die ah, there was a raffle on while you watch mc leach, directv interview, a tv printer might have one or 2 facts. a mic lynch knows

the union and indeed. pardon indeed questions about horse care during the war will reach all the way to the white house. in fact the letter that i found back in 1996 and national archives by alonzo still is the one who really got me thinking more and more about this topic about horses. now in the civil war in particular, i think modern readers perhaps those who have no experience with livestock. tend to think of you know them the rather like vehicles that they can be yes used when needed the set aside when not and ready to go at the next and the next possible need and if horses despite their size and power are actually rather delicate creatures certainly in their feet and their digestive systems. and indeed alonzo still will write to president linking requesting that he do something for greater care of army livestock and you think that that such a letter would really go nowhere, but it goes from the white house to the war department and makes its way through various bureaus to act upon or at least be recog

sweeping across britain is the rail, maritime, and transport union the r and t. in june. its members walked out for the 6th time this year of a pay and plan job cuts for $3.00 days. march of the countries metro and braille network was at a standstill. and in the news coverage, the r m t was feeling the heat for about us. you are the face or the stress, the disruption that they gotta face, but where the unions leader make lynch hit the t. v. studios. the tables began to turn like lynch is someone who is prepared to take on the media in a way that we don't often see how ever much the journalists try to attack it. he can stand up to his or you or are you not a marxist? because if you are a marxist and you're in to revolution and into bringing down capitalism, richard, you to come up with the most remarkable twaddle from john. his technique is very much to question the question about the monitoring boy, you know, it's not just that i'm just to clarify off in the world. i real, it's very rare for a trade union leader to be able to stand up to media pressure. the way a

ah, the russian union.he european union exists, we all clearly see the other side of the coin. but uh the process of orphan vision is interesting, because then the state perceived the possibility that there is an institution that is supreme ima that is, when the state is sovereign, it itself determines all politics. he will decide himself. and-and with his legal he himself manages well-satisfied. the creation of those european bodies is already slowly changed. here is the perception of our strength and how we should behave in the international arena, that is, the uh states already understood that yes, they are sovereigns, but they are not almighty, and yet on some issues it’s like asking for a solution. uh, it's actually seriously ruined. eh, itatism. and this will be the first step to break this system of statehood, which has been traditional in europe since the 15th century. this worked very well, because then they were able to create the european union and already a state completely. assume that i propos

the mighty soviet union. the soviet union .ymn and its words as it is impossible to fit the moments of his words. i am simply asking, comrade general, do not forget this hymn, our faith and our desperate desire of these people stand with us, this territory stand with us and return to normality even more russia what he said oleksandr that the effort to save the soviet union was the creation of the cpsu, by the way, our colleague vitaly portnikov said that this cpsu was created in a hurry, it became one of the reasons and accelerated the collapse of the soviet union, this is the effort grab hold of the soviet anthem for some soviet union passoramites rud all in a row this is already going on at the same time that putin will give his speech and told him that the soviet union will not be restored well , that is, he almost sees something something different how do you explain it in the heads of the kremlin liquid, they understand what are they grasping for or is it no longer important what they understand is important what to show p

when the union leadership in washington d.c. is considering a national retaliation -- ethan allen hitchcock, the commissioner for the exchange of prisoners, he is worried about how this will look in the eyes of the state. he writes letters to prominent reformers and -- says we are thinking about cutting the russians for prisoners of war and our hands. should we do that or not? he writes sofia, he writes, no -- sorry. and mary mann and some other women and new england. ask them what they think it's really interesting is one of them writes back, says the can't be retaliation because of christian principles, we have to do the right thing regardless of what the other side is doing. to purposely sicken or star of anyone, even if that is allowed by the rules of retaliation would be wrong. they are really exploring this before they do anything. again, if retaliation is done properly, you are supposed to investigate, you are supposed to not do in a spirit of passion for revenge. the time that is operated properly, they are trying to gau

and the soviet union itself, of course, for the soviet union this was unacceptable the soviet uniondy at that time aspired to independence and sovereignty both in international politics and in domestic politics, and we see that this desire the united states dictates domestic political decisions to other countries when they see themselves as such a city on a hill that can teach everyone a and with help. some kind of economic blackmail and pressure to influence both the domestic and foreign policy of the state and actually erode its sovereignty, and it remains today. of the 17 countries that received us aid to implement the marshall plan , less than half of the one in five european countries that performed miracles in the spanish economy received no assistance from the plan. marshal at the same time, great britain, which received funds more than the rest, in economic development lagged far behind the european leaders of the economic boom. everything, but the producers, but the concerns, for some reason became dependent on each other, and no one immediately noticed this, a then, when t

the union is already lying, or yet it remains a union.nderstand that the ninety-second third-fourth year. it was a feeling of the former motherland and we all said the post -soviet space, the cis is now post-soviet, the space, the cis, even for 17-18 year old people, these names mean practically nothing. on and everyone understands that aha. there are our interests. he explains on his fingers, that's how they vote. well, look at the organization - is it profitable for you or disadvantageous, and uh group of countries coalition. for example , the anglo-saxons, who can force you to lead in this way. how do you benefit? well, you know , the vote on the russian operation. who voted against those who or could afford or afford or more depending on one of their colleagues. if you remember, yes, for the weekend, here he was giving an interview and quoting a text message from one of his colleagues, who said that just the third secretary of the us embassy actually dictates in some way to eat and himself strange voted. in some way, these are partici

the soviet union was ready to respond with a nuclear strike the situation reached.he whole planet held its breath, the fate of humanity was at stake. there was no direct telephone connection between the kremlin and the white house; there was an exchange of radio telegrams with their e, it took a lot of time to decrypt it; in such a situation, direct personal contact was necessary. heads of state or their representatives, one of the kennedy clan's confidants was abc news journalist john scully's russian adviser was alexander feklisov, a soviet intelligence resident in washington, where a russian adviser and an american journalist met. john scullis reported that president kennedy was having difficulty restraining the military and had to promise them a bombardment of the island and an amphibious landing. information instantly got to khrushchev. he understood that there was still a moment and hours of our civi. and stop forever the soviet leader took responsibility for stopping the escalation. he wrote a letter to kennedy ii, you and i should not now pull the ends of th

i want to start somewhere else, firstly, the european union is outdated.o longer sexy, no one wants him either in the balkans or in europe itself. this integration model has ended in terms of the attractiveness that it had there 10-20-30 years ago, and this applies to a huge number of countries and this is all fine understand. most importantly, it is well understood already the bureaucrats themselves in brussels the second time the soviet union left, and from its territory of eastern europe yes, the former occupied, there and so on. but america hasn't gone anywhere. this is the answer to your question. why is this the situation? well, because look who controls the media and who controls most of the financial flows of the german economy as locomotives of the european union look at the intonation and who is behind this intonation, just physically german media and now, unfortunately, they are the italian media do not answer. the interests of their elites have to wait until the moment when the local controls come to power and the end has already declared itsel

yes, now the will of the people will create a united mighty soviet union, the soviet union, when i was11 summer, but i still sing this hymn and its words, as it is impossible from the moment of discovery, it is precisely his words. i am simply asking comrades generals not to compare this hymn to our faith and our desperate desire of these people to leave this territory with us and return to normality already even more russia what mr. oleksandr said that the attempt to save the soviet union was the creation of the cpsu, by the way , our colleague vitalik portnikov said about this that this cpsu was created in a hurry, it became one of the reasons and accelerated the collapse of the soviet union to the union, this is an attempt to grab hold of the soviet anthem, for some soviet allies, compare rud , all in a row, this is already happening, while putin gave his speech and told him that the soviet union would not be restored. well, that is, he almost sees something, something different. of the kremlin vita, do they understand what they are grasping for, or now it doesn't matter what they u