i, myself, have no plans of my own to organize the united nations. i will just address the basic parameters of such changes for solutions. the united nations, which emerged and the results of the second world war was still marked by the time of its creation. both for the makeup of its subsidiary bodies and institutions, nothing, for instance, other than the vision of victors and explain why the countries of germany and japan do not figure among the permanent members of the security council. in general, that critical 53 which makes reference to hostile states should be deleted from the u.n. charter. the criterion of the possession of nuclear weapons would be archaic in the new era opening up before us. the great country of india should be represented in the security council. the authority and potential of the council would also be enhanced by incorporating on a permanent basis italy, indonesia, canada, poland, brazil, mexico and egypt into this body, even if they do not possess the veto. the security council will require better support, more effective

some of the resale units competing with new built units if there is a small dwhfrns tha what a used unit versus a new unit. very high interest rates and fewer are interested and challenge in unit and would burglar condition. smaller are harder to move. unit condition may be out of date. building location is a challenge for bmr and market rate and amenities ping and other in building amenities can draw or push away potential buyers. these are how address the challenges. there are changes. we are simplifying the rules with the program and revised our documents as limp we are including disclosures if higher priced bmr's. we are working with people to develop concessions to help to buy and sell. we are providing ramping up marketing for the programs over all to address the market conscience and increase the applicant pool. we note that the units are sold on the private marketplace and working with realtyors we also. to work more with realtors to help them move the units. and we are in the process developing manual adjust near affordable pricing for future buyers and we will issue doing commu

it's time for the united states.time to realize that relying on a military solution only prolongs the conflict. it's time for the us to realize that they are making a major strategic mistake. rejecting the very logic of a normal political process in favor of a geopolitical phantom and their own preference for what they think should be look like a map of greater eurasia, we will not allow them to redraw this map to please themselves. let me go back to the example of uh, the russo-japanese war. one reason why president roosevelt theodor rusult, who was president of the united states at the time in 905, managed to convince nicholas ii and his ministers to sign a peace agreement. it was what he said that he supported japan since. she was smaller than russia, it seemed to him that japanese rights were being infringed. he forgot to tell him of course, i also wanted to reduce russia's influence in the far east, but he said that if the relevant agreements were signed, he agreed to become their broker and behaved in this role

some of the resale units competing with new built units if there is a small dwhfrns tha what a used unit versus a new unit. very high interest rates and fewer are interested and challenge in unit and would burglar condition. smaller are harder to move. unit condition may be out of date. building location is a challenge for bmr and market rate and amenities ping and other in building amenities can draw or push away potential buyers. these are how address the challenges. there are changes. we are simplifying the rules with the program and revised our documents as limp we are including disclosures if higher priced bmr's. we are working with people to develop concessions to help to buy and sell. we are providing ramping up marketing for the programs over all to address the market conscience and increase the applicant pool. we note that the units are sold on the private marketplace and working with realtyors we also. to work more with realtors to help them move the units. and we are in the process developing manual adjust near affordable pricing for future buyers and we will issue doing commu

truman, the 33rd president of the united states. help protect and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies. we celebrate that he helped our nation navigate through world war ii. we are thankful for the truman doctrine, the berlin airlift,ed the creation of the united nations, and the end of racial segregation in the united states armed forces that occurred during his presidency. lord, you brought him from humble beginnings, and used even his setbacks to provide him with steppingstones to greater usefulness. inspired by his notable life, give us the wisdom to permit our reach to exceedd our grasp for courage, creativity, and commitment. we pray in your sovereign name. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable nancy pelosi, speaker of the united states house of representatives. >> now this is what you all came for. now it's my special honor to invite forward president truman to grandsons, clifton truman daniel and his wife holly, and thomas washington daniel. ale

is it possible to imagine a default in the united states , it is quite possible, because the united statesem, when or to the situation when the question is not worth it or will not be the question is when and here what happens to us is one of those situations that really, for which we need to go to jail, because it can really lead to what affected clinton. but in this case, it's easy to quote, because this is the opinion of her, and of economists, that if the united states of america does not sort of solve this problem today, then the economy may fall into recession. and the american economy, which has fallen into recession, will pull with it, possibly the western economy. it is also necessary to understand the data that you have given very much. shows, in fact, they say, even without these problems, america is currently heading into recession, the rate of economic growth is declining, the forecast of american economists, for the second quarter, the growth rate is practically zero. but, and then the completely incomprehensible situation of the tadrama that unfolds, it falls into two very d

does united council have a say? is anybody going to listen to united council? can it assert its privacy? being able to administer service, can it assert privacy. if a company is like a child, united council is a like a child. it is a entity, so doesn't hsh have a right to privacy? is that child ever going to grow up to become a adult and come here and say anything about it? does the agency ever go toog have a say? no, no. so, there are people in charge of this, it is not in this room. there are people who see me and know i'm here and saying a lot of things about united council and why? why are you doing this? why are you doing this? comes down to why. that is what we all want to know. this is a big big-it is like a crime to me, right? it is like a crime. anybody else want to say anybody about it? is there press? anybody here or reporter? >> thank you for your comments. any other members of the public that would like to speak to the item in the chamber? seeing no additional speakers in the chamber, one listener with zero in the speaking queue. >> thank you publi

this year, for the first time, a ceremony related to nakbat day was held at the united nations . mahmoud abbas, head of the palestinian authority, from the organization the nations demanded that israel's membership be suspended due to the aggression and occupation of the palestinian territories . to the houses come back, all the palestinians. this is a critical moment. we need the support of the international community . international peacekeepers should be present here and monitor the executive actions . let's interview the prime minister mehraban simba and the palestinian authority for all the palestinians. the cost of the palestinian land has been taken from them and they displaced them, the time has come for the international community to return peace and justice to the palestinians. today , palestine has been living in bad conditions for 75 years . last year, the commemoration of the day of the displacement of the palestinians , or the day of the nakbat, was held in the united nations with 90 votes. positive against the opposition and with 47 abstentions, israel strongly con

it's united express. united. i were laid would we have issues mechanical? i mean, it's just it's a litany of things that that were going wrong that day. the way i describe is over the course of the that my sitting there i'm writing of these things down why don't we do this? why we just why can't we communicate to our employer, to our customers why things are being delayed. so i'm writing all this stuff as to kind of a what's wrong column. but throughout all of that, what i observed in this small plane with human a woman that that was i was the flight attendant watching her sue soothe calm provide a level of humanity and kindness to everyone that was concerned connections and delays even if she didn't the answer and that's what prompted me to say what you might someone you might term as cliche is the fact that you know it's like it's not what's what's wrong but it's you know what is right and that was the first thing i put it right. and so that me the impetus to your question to okay i just saw if i had 50,000 more people like every day doing that sort of th

to my right from the united states department of state. as you know, on thursday may 11 at 11:59 p.m. eastern time the title 42 public health order will terminate. at that point we want to get him process at our southern border using our immigration enforcement authorities under title eight of the united states code. our overall approach is to build lawful pathways for people to come to the united states and to impose tougher consequences on those who choose not to use those pathways. we are taking this approach within the constraints of a broken immigration system that congress has not fixed for more than two decades. without the resources we need, personnel, facilities, transportation and others, that we requested of congress and that we were not given. we have seen the effectiveness of our approach. more than 100,000 people from cuba, haiti, nicaragua and venezuela have arrived lawfully through the pathway we have made available to them and we reduce border encounters from these groups by 90% between december of last year and march of t

residential unit to the urban form is defined and the cross-section of which 839,000 units, 6 of them are the owners of their own land and only used bank facilities , part of mehr housing was located in 19 new cities, parviz golshahr, which is 17 km northeast tehran is located and it contains a lot of mehr housing. these residential units were supposed to be built for a maximum of two years from the start of the executive operation. but we as the sovereign to the name of the people whom these people trust and this servant accepts the story themselves and as a result they settled in chaotic conditions . the last floor of the building of an iranian mother with a big ass, daughter , the conditions are not favorable. one of the applicants was one of the applicants who due to his personal problems and the inability to provide baha's administration to live in the units that go to the city level at his own insistence and emphasis that i can always have my money in the middle of the city in exchange for shelter and in order to help him with a battery that was done in a workshop, that is, now

so this loan loan conflict, united states, and united states, the price of the land, it's the, the state of the country of 3 dom and the country. i have democrats too, but when it comes to the stand, yes, united states supports. is there any policies against the stand? yes. even if they were requested that it's why i looked on rights including designs, human rights organization there and see if the, the, at least a little bus drains the water lines and may be crime. so i guess declining the bus, the united states allows us that i to be a confident that we remember the u. s. a. and best of the united nations, the last one. healy when she said that t edwards on high heels to stick to those a lot of good size is what i have in the united nations. yeah. several. what happened when that happened in data called in one realty? so thank you so much for joining us. all to sign me we by the time good speeds is a very safe stay. well natalie is really going has cost and you to your budget, which holds development plans of passing is in jerusalem while hiking 5 as the pro set the policies. meanwhile

states of america and the united west.of ukraine and korea in the asia-pacific region plays one of the key roles together with japan and australia and therefore obtaining such an ally that will include its capabilities and capabilities there are high-tech, we know that korea is one of the countries that are not many of countries that manufacture chips, even on which a modern modern economy stands, plus this weapon of nuclear weapons is extremely technological in south korea, and therefore to have such an ally that will provide you with financial, economic and military support , well, this is undoubtedly hysteria in the kremlin, mr. lezhakov, are you still among the new allies of ukraine, we singled out korea, in particular, we can talk about it in more detail, among those you said that the bear turned into a frog, you were talking about russia, in a word, who is now helping ukraine to boil this russian in a cauldron frog well here it is very important here not only the president still lived in saudi arabia flew so met and

turkey warns the united states of america , but doesn't even warn. he says so , waves his finger and says oh-oh-oh, don't do it. well, it 's a difficult day in russia, to be honest. complex about this and other things in a moment in the world about ukraine column. well, i'll start with this. the united states of america, together with its partners and allies in the anti-russian coalition, is doing everything possible to help ukraine to launch a counteroffensive as soon as possible in a fair fight against russian aggression, secretary of state anthony blinken said in an interview with pbs newsone that this is how he responded to criticism from president volodymyr zelenskyi that the west does not provide enough weapons to ukraine , the head of the american foreign policy department emphasized that the members of the coalition are working on this in a coordinated manner and if any needs arise and ukraine asks for it , the western countries try to respond to these requests as soon as possible, but as for why great britain has given ukraine long-range mis

since the end of has its, the united states has -- has its, the united states has invested its substancergy this our great constructive effort to restore peace, stability and freedom to the to world. we have sought no territory, we have imposed our will on none. we have asked for no privileges that we would not extend to others. we havewe made every effort to secure agreements on effective international controls of our most powerful weapons, and we have worked thoroughly for the limitation and control of all armaments. we are moving on with other nations toth build an even stronger structure of international order and justice. we shall have as our partner -- ceno longer solely concerned wih the -- [inaudible]] of survival are now working to improve the standards of living of all their people. we are ready to undertake new projects to strengthen a free world. in the coming years, our program for peace and freedom will emphasize four different courses of action. first, we will continue to give unwavering support to the united nations and related agencies, and we will continue to search for

this is new to the united states.s the firsts u time really 0 years that the united states has to cope with a rival competitor for real in latin america. because if remember back in cold war days, the soviet union was of course heavily invested in cuba, but the man's from leftists across the americas from the kremlin to provide support never got anywhere. certainly not in south america, although the globallo cold war provided the framework for u.s. policy in every single country in the region. u.s. authorities are not used to having to deal with other major powers meddling in the western hemisphere, and it has been the case in many, many decades. now you look at china or china is a main trade partner in major source of investment in many countries in latin america. china plays hardball with latin american countries -- >> we will leave this discussion on u.s.-brazil relations which you can watch in its entirety on the c-span now app as we take you live to the senate fulfilling our more than 40-year commitment to coveri

the united states in 2016 is in full swing, as sharp as ever, the election campaign in the united statesing which some hackers hacked the computers of hillary clinton's headquarters and brought a lot of interesting things to the public , and its political fraud. the very scandalous information that was revealed was clearly decided to be drowned in another much louder scandal, blaming russia for everything, well, is this the main thing, in my opinion. this is the essence of the information that the hackers have provided to the public opinion, and instead of apologizing to the voters and saying, well, i'm sorry. damn it, we won't do it anymore. let's get it right, instead they started yelling about who made the pacific hotel. you noticed that there is no teleprompter here. perhaps this is a good idea, since recently donald turned off his teleprompter, and i can understand that it 's hard to keep up with him, i'm sure it's even more difficult if you initially translate from russian. let's outperform clinton and obama on every count in syria too. that's why she doesn't love him. he obviously

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afghanistan instead under the work in the united nations offices in this country, the united nations immediately got angry with iran and suspended the activities of its offices in afghanistan for a few days and then for a month. it did not cancel the afghan in the offices of this organization, but the iranian kurdish un will continue its activities in afghanistan. the organization's offices will reopen without the presence of afghan female employees . the taliban have previously accused the un of violating neutrality and said that the world is divided by language. it is clear that zor should not talk to afghanistan the united nations for the actions and policies of the united states and the west, more than the united states, the new request of afghanistan , kunduz, of the united nations to refer to the relevant departments to do hard and the economic and tense moments of the united nations that the americans and westerners understood that if they use the language of threats with the accent of threats and sanctions with the government of afghanistan do not allow the united nations to

partially damaged housing units of which 140 units a completely uninhabitable in a huge amount of work to make them livable. again, the total estimated rebuild costs for all of these cases is $10000000.00. these are rolled numbers and still expandable. since the end of the aggression off field cruise started making a detailed damage assessment of old housing units. because as you know, during the aggression, not all areas are accessible, the ministries technical crew starts with a detailed assessment of damage. this process is estimated to take up to 3 weeks. at the end of this period, we can give specific numbers of the total damage to the housing sector. as soon as any building gets targeted and destroyed, a cruise had that stop estimating the damage the phone. when, when can a know a co talking about from where we will fund this reconstruction process? we should point out that there were thousands of total impartially damaged housing units from previous aggressions. the 28201220142018. 212022. there is still a gap of the housing crisis caused by the israeli targeting 1900 housing un

the united nations are not, especially the united states of america. our first job then is to build up production, uninterrupted production, so that the nations maintain control of the and obtain control of the air. not merely a slates, but an over whelming superiority. on january of this year, i certain definite goals of production for airplanes, tank guns and ships. the axis propaganda. let's call them fantastic. tonight nearly, two months later. and after careful survey of progress by donald nelson and others charged with the responsibility for our production. i tell you that those goals will be a pain in every part of the country. experts in production and the men and women that work in the plants are giving loyal service with few exceptions labor, capital and farming. realize that this is time either to make undue profits or to gain special advantages. one over the other we are calling for a new plants and additions. additional to old plants. we are for a plant conversion. the war needs. we are seeking more men and more women to run them. we are w

this is new to the united states. it is the first time really in 70 years that the united states has to cope with a rival competitor for real in latin america. if you remember back in cold war days, the soviet union was of course heavily invested in cuba, but demands from leftist across the americas from the kremlin to provide support never got anywhere. certainly not in south america, although the global cold war provided the framework for u.s. policy in every single country in the region. u.s. authorities are not used to having to deal with other major powers, meddling in the western hemisphere, and it has been the case in many decades. but now, you look at china, china is the main trade partner and major source of investment of many countries in latin america. china plays hardball with latin american countries, often times the countries feel they cannot scream and shout at china as they can against the united states. one thing is to charge the united states with hypocrisy. try doing that with the chinese, a differe

in the congress of the united states. the united states of america and china, let's listen.ng more complex over time xi's public mention of china's suppression by the us in march of this year reflects his long-standing distrust of the goals of the united states, he is convinced that the us wants to contain china and his speech was the sharpest criticism. for the entire time in power, probably. it reflects china's growing pessimism about the relationship of the united states, as well as growing unrest over problems with china's domestic development and slowing technological growth blame. for which he puts forces on the united states , perceiving us as a threat to the party. china seeks to undermine us influence and blame the united states for all the world's problems. china seeks to divide us into allies , our actions are called provocations, to prepare the ground for their own aggression, which is then simply called retaliatory actions. this is, as it were, the cream of the activity of the intelligence community of the united states of america presented to the us congress we

i was brought in by the united nations. united states government didn't want me bear to do that job. and they actively got conspired to have me removed from that position. but united nation stuck with one of the reasons why is that there's, you know, intelligence drive operations, the person who controls the information controls the scope and scale of the operations to us the united states going to do was after c, i a lose control of the case of inspections, bridge inspections, the nature of it. and how that taken over by the united nations that would be calling its own shot. me. that was my job was preparing the united nations all their own shots. so not only am i going into a wreck to try and find weapons that your interest don't want us to find in clear, direct, kept new web s program. i'm the only difference. we 1991 in 1998 there 7 years, right in special teams that by me and other inspectors, i went in there and disarmed direct and we, they didn't do it cooperatively. i don't want to tell you how many times i had guns

the united fruit company did not invest in product reproduction.e soil was depleted, then it was simply abandoned and moved to fresh plantations, most often cutting down tropical forests. interestingly, the board of directors of the company included the former cia director walter bedlt, this corporation was engaged in the export of agricultural products from the caribbean to the united states. a and they had huge profits and revenues and so huge that they could influence the foreign policy of the united states of america, e , the notorious corporation that actually became famous mainly in central america for the direct actions of creating direct armed forces that overthrew the sovereign tamales of honduras in el salvador, when and where it pleases this transnational corporation, the classic of latin american literature is roman mommy, young, ironically called latin americans, united fruit company, i must say, where all the unceremonious, completely brazen actions of american monopolists to the detriment of the sovereign rights of the people of cent

that's it, before him the united states is also a chicken that lays golden eggs. cautiously in us relations with the united states the same. well, i'm not talking about socks, stockings, yes, and the saucer of the cup is there and the spoons from which all americans write that they wear it all made in china yeah, the fact that in america these have grown long ago is not in nature there were no textiles, no electronic ones, so to speak, but everything comes from there. well, plus, american business has created significant enclaves there, and these are the leading american corporations apple packard dell and others, so, of course, plus, of course, a question from taiwan. but this is not only politics. as you understand, electronic production is concentrated in taiwan , processors are not made, chips are the main manufacturers the main manufacturer in the world, therefore, of course, whose goods go to china in the united states because of this all the cheese. who will get this taiwan as a united state, maybe they looked through the finger at the annexation of taiwan

the united states had no armaments industry. american makers of plowshares could with time and as required, make swords as well. but we can no longer risk an emergency improvization of national defense. we have been compelled to create a permanent armaments industry of bad proportions. and to do this, three and a half million men and women are directly engaged in the defense establishment. we annually spend on military security alone more than the net income all united states corporations. corporations. now this conjuncture of an immense military establishment and a large arms industry is new in the american experience. the total influence economic, political, even spiritual, is felt in every city, every statehouse, every office of the federal government. we recognize the imperative of need for this development. yet we must not fail to comprehend the grave implications. our toil, resources and livelihood are all involved. so is the very structure of our society in the councils of government. we must ga guard against the acquisit

the creation of the united nations, and the end of racial segregation in the united states armed forces from humble beginnings. and used even his setbacks to provide him steppingstones to greater usefulness. and inspired by his notable life, give us the wisdom to permit our reach to exceed our grasp of courage, creativity, and commitment. we pray in your sovereign name. amen. >> ladies and gentlemen please take your seats. ladies and gentlemen the honorable nancy pelosi speaker of the united states house of representatives. >> now this is what you all came for. it is my special honor to bring forward present truman's grandson trystan truman dan his wife polly in thomas washington daniel. alex and doctor kurt graham of the truman library institute, members of the missouri congressional delegation both house and senate and i might add current and past. and leaders mccarthy and mcconnell. together we will unveil this spectacular statute. [applause] back. >> ladies and gentlemen aimr. clifton truman daniel chairman and board secretary for the truman scholarship fund. >> thank you madam spea

we have a review process in the united states. i want to thank you and i am glad that israel has put into place a process to review foreign investors. i strongly encourage israel to further strengthen its oversight of foreign investment, particularly chinese investment. if we cooperate, i am confident we will meet the challenge and ensure a brighter future for both of our nations. a final priority for the future i want to discuss his ending efforts to delegitimize and discriminate against israel. whether it is the boycott and sanctions movement or the constant attacks on israel at the united nations, prejudice against israel on the brenton strange is destructive. there is no clear example in the united nations rights council, which has cast over 90 antis really resolutions, yet they have turned a blind eye to true human rights violations by iran, north korea and china. we continue to stand with israel and we will increase the pressure on the united nations to win these outrageous attacks. [applause] as we take the next steps at en

of the united states america because they punished japan for her militaristic policies.n't think we'll ever see any more remorse, because the united states of america is a great publicist. they carry out their information policy very competently. they always show positively, even their loss. may 9, victory day pay tribute to the memory of the heroes of the great patriotic war, become the connecting thread of the generation. take part in the immortal regiment by car. go to the immortal regiment of russia wolf rf.ru website. create a festive portrait of veterans with photo decorator. print and place it on the glass inside the car, our veterans are with us every day, and on victory day , they are the main characters today , we carry the guard of memory. one of the most comfortable cities in russia could never exist during the destruction of five to ten thousand people. burning people in the house trade unions show the local population that the government is ready. it will end with only one, odessa will cease to be. the future of independent aviation and the entire technolog

i was brought in by the united nations. united states government didn't want me bear to do that job and they actively got conspired to have me removed from that position. but the united nation stuck with one of the reasons why is that there's, you know, intelligence drive operations, the person who controls the information controls the scope and scale of the operations to as the united states. going to do was after c, i a lose control of the case of inspections, bridge inspections, the nature of inspect, and how that taken over by the united nations. that would be calling its own shot. me. that was my job because of the united nations, all their own shots. so not only am i going into a wreck to try and find weapons that your interest don't want us to find in clear rec, kept new web s. program. i'm, you know, there's a difference. we 19911998 or 7 years range in special teams that by b and other inspectors. i went in there and disarmed direct and when they didn't do it cooperatively, i don't want to tell you how many times i

of the united states. you don't buy that. you can believe in a global south with china or india lula, your friend, and i'm brazilian rusher altogether. and the depth depth of your up in effect as well. it's $80.00 major shift in the world or in the invasion of ukraine is the reaction to it is accelerated. this uh, one effect of the invasion of ukraine was the, gives the united states extraordinary gift. putting gas in the united states in the gifted greatly real issues. it drove europe into the pocket of the united states. there's been a debate. so through the cold war, back to the 19 ford age as to whether you were should move in an independent direction, be what was sometimes called the 3rd 3rd force in international affairs was pressed most vigorously by charles to go. deliberate or supposed to take gestures by the com and others united states and stood and demanded would scroll the letters, the steward based on nato, which the united states rose, of course in which europe would be subordinate to the un

it went to the united states and then went from the united states to mexico city. and because the british didn't want them to the united states to know what all that they knew and all that they were listening to, that they actually had to have someone go to mexico city, an agent in mexico city, to go to the post office there or the telegraph office and get a copy of this. so the copy they would give to the ambassador in britain page was one that came from mexico and not one they had gotten that had come through washington. so that's another example of the british using their leverage. edward i think this was primarily for professor hamilton. how would you characterize the press's view of its role in shaping public opinion about entry into the war in the first place and then supporting the nation's war aims once the was at war? and how those views compare to today? you mean how did they how did they see their role? so that's an interesting question. the press for the most part, was not hungering to go to war. and there were some some members of the press, like hears

the united states is straining. end. iran egypt and recovery where in relation to very seriously. this is after it happened with audioscar return of syria to the arab league headquarters remind. yes, that's what's interesting about this, but what you mentioned, the americans are using institutions that have been working for a long time. yes, that is, these are their institutions, which are decorated with their own bureaucratic superstructure, which cuts budgets. sorry for the slang word. we already have it all. all clear. here even no one not shy about talking about it. but brix , for example, jesus - it's still between the format of the institute, you understand, and we'll forgive. what i 'm talking about, that is, we are probing everything together. indeed, this is the world's majority. what is the best format to go for? which one is more suitable for this future that awaits us because the american formats they use are clearly outdated. and here's what the barrel showed, yes, there in the previous block, and i gen

the united states standing behind those contracts, the united states was able to revive inter european trade in western europe. >> all right, devin's next, he's in westerville ohio. good morning, devin. >> hey, good morning, guys. i was just curious how much you believe the u.s. investing in postwar europe helped lay a foundation for very positive american western european relations during the cold war as well as help with the foundation of nato? >> absolutely critical and, as i've emphasized, the two things went together. the economic aid and the military guarantees. that wasn't the original intention of the marshall plan. again, the original intention was to allow the united states to disengage militarily from europe. the lesson that we learned very quickly though is that the two things had to go together. if i can just give you a quick example of why those two things go together, consider iraq and afghanistan. since those wars, we have spent 215 billion dollars on reconstruction aid alone. that is about 50 billion dollars more than the totality of martial aid in current dollars. yet

company appeared in the united states .r the possibility of conducting agricultural activities of an extensive type. the united fruit company did not invest in reproduction of the product. and if the soil was depleted, then it was simply abandoned and moved to fresh plantations, most often cutting down tropical forests. it is interesting that in the board of directors of the company included the former director of the cia, walter bedol smith, this corporation was engaged in the export of agricultural products from the caribbean countries to the united states. and they had huge profits and revenues, and so huge that they could influence the foreign policy of the united states of america, er , the notorious corporation that actually became famous mainly in central america for the direct actions of creating direct armed detachments that overthrew sovereign governments. in gothamali honduras el salvador, when and where it pleases this transnational corporation, the classic of latin american literature is roman mommy, young, iro

, of which 70 thousand units were completed and handed over and 170 thousand the remaining unit is under completion, mehr tehreek housing, this year, 17 years mehed nasser and 86 officially started the mehr housing project at the country level, 204 thousand residential units were defined as urban and part of mehr housing was located in 19 new cities . it was five years ago that their husbands ended and as a result, they lived in chaotic conditions. the top floor of an iranian mother's building, mohammad's daughter , is not in a good condition. she was one of the applicants who, due to her own personal problems and the inability to provide the price for the units that go to the city, lives in the city. at your insistence and insistence, come right now in the middle of the performance mehr housing is tolerable during these years, you have block 15, 15 floors , 4 people didn't give the right to the qualification, when they don't give, this project will definitely be completed in one breath. the employer and the contractors increased the price and cost, the problems of the cooperatives and t

does united council have a say? is anybody going to listen to united council? can it assert its privacy? being able to administer service, can it assert privacy. if a company is like a child, united council is a like a child. it is a entity, so doesn't hsh have a right to privacy? is that child ever going to grow up to become a adult and come here and say anything about it? does the agency ever go toog have a say? no, no. so, there are people in charge of this, it is not in this room. there are people who see me and know i'm here and saying a lot of things about united council and why? why are you doing this? why are you doing this? comes down to why. that is what we all want to know. this is a big big-it is like a crime to me, right? it is like a crime. anybody else want to say anybody about it? is there press? anybody here or reporter? >> thank you for your comments. any other members of the public that would like to speak to the item in the chamber? seeing no additional speakers in the chamber, one listener with zero in the speaking queue. >> thank you publi

this unit was connected, and everyone.those who, for some various reasons, left the soviet union for the territory of western europe, and even there the third reich used emigrants. who knew languages. e, who could he be used in the occupied territory of the evangelist after the fighting in the lida region where the divisions made up their positions sergei levitsky was captured and was in the butyrka prison. in moscow , as a prisoner of war, he was brought to criminal liability in the forty-sixth, his case was transferred to the nkvd department for the minsk region, since he committed his crimes on the territory of this region. on june 7, 1946, the military tribunal of the ministry of internal affairs of the minsk region sentenced levitsky sergiy rafailovich, the death penalty in the review of the case was denied, the sentence was carried out on september 6, 1946, or witness testimony, and it was established that he was involved in active punitive actions in other persons who did not attracted at this point compiled list e

learned more about the work of situational centers and uses this information himself. not only his unit, but also the entire armed forces of ukraine, the video enters the situational centers , all the intelligence information and data provided by ordinary ukrainians as well as professional scouts, information from radio-electronic intelligence, satellite images, and here they make a single map of combat operations, the military calls it situational awareness, as soon as the operator enters information, which can be looked at, look at the attributes of the data to it, e-e , you can attach photos, videos, you can write a text comment yes, if there are no photos or videos or coordinates, that is, all of this is tied to the area, the first such center started working in kyiv immediately after the large-scale invasion of russia. representatives of the non-governmental organization air intelligence together with the center for innovati and the development of defense technologies of the ministry of defense of ukraine began to collect data and coordinate there, mainly uav flights, and then afte

the next day, tilting toward the united states. the indians have joined the quad, a grouping against china. but also they've joined the shanghai cooperation organization across a grouping led by russia and china. so yes, things are getting more complicated. but i, they suggest how important it is to provide these kinds of mores into turn back efforts, buying countries to engage in imperial, come west. we need to get the ukraine war behind us, preferably by rebuffing, rejecting rushes effort to grab the territory of its neighbors. and start dealing with this big challenge of having yeah, global governance, how to get great power cooperation in the world. it is multi polar will be multi polar and very much interdependent in global life. just finally and briefly. what about trouble at home? i know your in the sicily, would you all give me was a part of this marshal plan pro, the post 45. they're all unified the for the landscape. but back at home. what about us public opinion? is it starting to move against the and the, by the ministr