in the united states would buy?xcellent death. right. but an excellent the exact opposite. funeral, because there is nothing humiliating. and to lose member of your family and not be able to afford the funeral. and then there were people, working people who pushed for other forms of solid charity. and one of the reasons that i've asked you guys to read the triangle book is because it deals the enormous burden of industrial ization for working people and the tragic idea of that system for ordinary, but also because it deals with unionized unionized, that in the late 19th century and we'll go into more detail on this. but in the late 19th century, the united states was roiled by class as working people tried join together in order to build unions that could give them a greater deal of security. in a world that was so profoundly insecure. because in the end that was the essence of unionization that you were going to find way to get your succumbs chances to be a bit better by joining together with other workers. and tha

nato now, in fact, advocates for the united states and not for europe as an instrument of the unitedtes nato actually weakens the eu, which has long become a burden for the development of the eu organization. now plays a destructive role in the russian-ukrainian conflict and the political landscape of europe writes global times and uncle sam demands from the europeans. buy more weapons from him, inflation. entry, reached the average value almost 9% average increase in food prices 23% already last year. almost half of the eu residents planned to use savings in order not to reduce the standard of living . uh, the reduction or closure of the industrial center of germany, that is, all kinds of steps are being taken so that german industry becomes uncompetitive, so that production is withdrawn from abroad, where, well , first of all, the united states and in this regard, and what we are now planted on dear american gas. that is, yes, products that, er, are the most energy-intensive. they are, of course, these concerns, where in which country to produce it most in the united states, the pr

tell me how many units have been shut down and how many units have been restored. in the name of allah, the most merciful province, with courtesy and respect, i am at the service of the esteemed viewers and mr. khalidieh , his excellency, and dear guests of the good program. the ceremony i had it can almost be said that from 1,500 to shogh, it was created directly and indirectly, and the discussion of 2,500 billion tomans of capital of one of these friends and these investors, who were already in industrial towns and small industries, and at the level of guilds, was revived , and this happened. it is a very good thing that, alhamdulillah, the president also visited our exhibitions during his trip to tabriz . we visited approximately 10 representative units in the field or the work done in the presence of the president in the form of booths, and by the way , it was very good . let's use mother industries and bearing industry big arzan sazi of the health care industry from the agricultural and dairy industries and the bus industry were present in this exhibition and

i must say that his propaganda techniques are still used by the united states.the wehrmacht found their place not only in nato, but he was also so indicative of the brilliant career of kurt waldem, the fourth un secretary general and the president of austria, little known, and the nazi past of austrian politicians who are not part of nato, but uh, it was also traced in the history and in the biography of a number of states and the politicians of this country, therefore of course this fact. uh , it's impossible to deny the use of faces the nazi past of the military-political structures created by the initiative with the active participation of washington for awareness, it seems to me that the entire world community, by the way, information about the course, waltheim e, and that he really was not only a member of the socialist party of germany, but also was a member of e assault detachment in germany , moreover, known for its involvement in crimes, yugoslavia because when the germans entered yugoslavia, there was very heavy resistance , the hardest resistance to t

now the ambassadors of the united states and the united kingdom are appealing to general qassem first, because iraq's oil fields are considered one of the largest oil fields in the world, and the country's oil reserves amount to 112 billion barrels of oil, which iraq exported during this period. the oil industry is a vital player and an important ally is the government the united states, the third president of the united states of america, recognized the government of general qassem as a balance against gamal abdel nasser of egypt , but it did not take long for qassem's actions to become similar to gamal abdel nasser and changed the fate of iraq. iraq nationalized 95% of the oil fields and only 5% of the oil fields were in the hands of companies like the anglo -american agreement against the soviet influence. this treaty guarantees the confrontation of soviet communism by these countries and qasim withdrew from this agreement with his independence-seeking policy. qasim's decision was met with the welcome and happiness of the iraqi people. these nationalist behaviors from a former ally

the united states nuclear programs, potential vulnerabilities of the united states and its allies to military attack. wow! and plans for possible retaliation and response to a foreign attack. the unauthorized disclosure of these classified documents could put at risk the national security of the united states, foreign relations, the safety of the united states military and human sources and the continued viability of sensitive intelligence collection methods. there are 49 pages. i'm not going to read them all but i'll keep going for a moment. at 12:00 p.m., january 20, 2021, trump ceased to be president. and as he departed the white house, trump caused scores of boxes, many of which contained classified documents to be transported to the mar-a-lago club in palm beach, florida, where he maintained his residence. this is not saying somebody else carried the boxes out. this is saying trump caused them. trump was not the lord to possess or retain those classified documents. tell mar-a-lago club was an active social club which began, between 2021 and august 2022, hosted events for tens of

distinguished guests, the president of the united states.sident biden: welcome, mr. prime minister. welcome back to the white house. i've long believed that the relationship between the united states and india is one will be one of the defining relationships of the 21st century. two proud nations. two proud nations whose love of freedom, secured our independence, bound by the same words in our constitution. first three words "we the people." enduring tides and shared values between our people and the shared responsibility as global leaders tackle the great issues of our time together. [interpreter] president biden: i'm honored to be the first to have you here in 15 years. the united states is honoring and hosting an official visit of the republic of india. prime minister modi, welcome back to the white house. [cheers and applause] [interpreter] we spent a lot of time together going back to when i was vice president. you had just become prime minister. and since i've become president, we've continued the relationship built on mutual trust, ca

most of our compatriots can go home in a residential unit among other units.tely, this is the recent decision of the supreme council of architecture, and on the other hand, there is a license plate that cannot be combined with the license plates adjacent to it. even if there is a quorum, baghistan municipality will issue a permit. and it is clear that it includes tissue they are worn out and i went to the municipality to actually issue a permit and after that they obtained a permit with a 50% discount, then enter the support system of the ministry of welfare for a discount of at least 50% of the license fees and enter the support system of the ministry of roads and urban development. they have all the banking facilities of the national movement. at present, 559, in fact, with the recent approval of the money and credit council, it reached 150 million dollars. in addition , foreign exchange resources are sometimes distributed. the special line is in a worn-out context, which enters the sida system, the system of facilities and facilities that it wears out from

it is still as simple as it may seem in relations between the united states and china. of news. this day, june 29 , at the request of russia, the un security council convenes a meeting regarding the western arms supply to ukraine and about this was reported by the first deputy permanent representative of the russian federation, mr. dmytro polyanskyi. well, it must be said that a month ago , the russian federation already initiated a meeting of the un security council to condemn the supply of weapons to ukraine, the office of the president of ukraine then advised according to you, russia will use the united nations less, how long and how long will russia be able to use the united nations organization, taking into account the fact that a similar situation or a somewhat similar situation was with the left nation and the soviet union tried to use the leagues, but the league of nations still excluded the soviet union for the attack on finland in 1939, could it happen that the un can also exclude the zone or suspend russia's membership there, at least in the un security counc

the united states is the complete opposite of these values. let me give you a simple example .k, a young air force soldier, allegedly leaked classified documents to the internet. recently , state prosecutors sent materials against him. the court does not say that he had a cache of a huge amount of weapons that could have been used. for the mass killing of people, but the photos shown are not real firearms. the so-called soft pneumatic is a weapon that fires plastic bullets. it is used in paintball. people dress up military uniforms, camouflage clothes, run through the forest and shoot each other with such weapons . in the worst case, you can earn a bruise, but it does not die, and the government says that this child was real firearms. this is a lie, absolutely not true, which is easy to refute, when faced with such a big doubt that tens of thousands of intelligence officers or spies could actually work for the united states in russia , to be honest, by the irony of fate, russia has become in some way a make-up of freedom in the world. do you want to believe you want? no, i woul

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to the united states. and our main task was to prevent their union. the second world war really had a chance to put an end to any constructive dialogue between russia and germany. too high a price was paid for achieving peace in europe. however , the renaissance of diplomatic relations began already in 1955. during the visit of konrad. adenauer in moscow laid the groundwork for the beginning of full-scale economic cooperation a few years later , the issue of gas supplies to germany entered the agenda of bilateral relations . sleepless nights began in the white house. soviet gas. removed american coal from the equation, the free hand of the market grabbed the baton of sanctions on the embargo on large- diameter pipes in 1962, and the deal fell through. however , despite the unleashed gas war and the regen sanctions. in 1970 , the deal of the century was signed, gas pipes were already in 1973. the first soviet gas came to germany. during the cold war, the united states and the secular union entered into a se

tactical fighters 10 units helicopters four units unmanned aerial vehicles 264 units motor vehicle 424ts and continues to work in accordance with your instructions, but from that technology, which has been destroyed since june 4, and uh, about which nikolai patonovich has just said, as generalized data in percentage terms. how much western technology? they will only grow composition that it will be 13.000 is generalized, right? armored vehicles, generalized by apples, burn no worse than ukrainian-made equipment, but the west is not going to stop deliveries. so we know that they are going to supply the enemy with additional western equipment. how do you, how does the department of defense assess the threats in this regard? tanks, including 31 abram leopards and remnants, uh, that are collected there all over the world. these are 95 t-72 tanks. these are the plans for landing the combat armor of the vehicle, e, deliveries are planned and this year, and 983 units of them. uh, most of it - this is the third fourth 824. of these, 740 cars are western-made. uh , that is, here we also see tha

actually between the united states.a, between the gulf countries, and in general, internal problems are now absorbed there. after the exception. mrm. khan yi after the onset of the political crisis. now she is like that on the third disc of relations, so careless, cold. i have silence all the time, it is unlikely that something will happen there. yes, this is this eternal aggravation along the line. jamby cashmere. yeah well all the time, that is, it's a restless border irregularly there are some small skirmishes there, skirmishes that line up, on the contrary, disappear there, fade out now, while everything is calm on the border and it is unlikely that anything will happen in the near future. well, there is, of course, a big question here - this is an energy carrier. yes? now, one way or another, everything depends on liquefied gas and oil here too. uh, as the numbers show, india is still buying more, in my opinion, and oil and gas from russia is here, the united states can somehow put pressure on it. here, i mean in t

based upon the ups and foes of politics united states. right, now it's just too early to, see yes we have seen a dramatic drop from our high but those highs are already created under this administration we just never saw and we never would have dreamed that we would've ever gone to the numbers we currently have. we're still 3 to 4 times higher than what we should be in any normal administration it's going to be time before we ever actually can say whether or not these regional processing centers are going to be doing us any good right now i can tell you were still 3 to 4 times higher than what we should be. >> in your mind what to change in order to reduce those numbers then? >> you have to have consequences our laws say if you are in the united states illegally you shall be removed. that is not happening right. now people are not being removed for being in the country illegally there crossing the border illegally, they're being released into united states, they are not being removed, until we actually start applying the law, properly, un

it is very difficult for me to get help from the united nations, and the united nations also provides details of who and where they are giving their aid. to give however, the united nations office of humanitarian aid has announced that it has reduced humanitarian aid to afghanistan from 4.6 billion dollars to 3.2 billion dollars, which is nearly 30% , for this year. the reason for the reduction of aid is the restrictions imposed by the taliban on the activities of female aid workers, and humanitarian aid should not be mixed with political issues, and secondly, when is this aid the right of the afghan people? so far, the taliban and the organization the united nations has not failed in its policies regarding women, the taliban do not allow afghan women to work in domestic and foreign institutions, including the united nations, and the united nations also insists that it belongs to the taliban's decision. meanwhile, the afghan people , including their jobs and families, are who are punished in the united nations and taliban lawsuit, which is the urgent news for students to buy after the

how did these units, two units become one without a permit? >> yeah, that's a great question. >> wait, wait, counselor, i'm not finished yes. how did the units become one without a permit? how did your clients buy a house in a full disclosure state where, if you don't disclose something, your in trouble as a real-estate agent, it's against the law and so, how did two units become one without a permit? and how did your clients spend a little bit of money buying a significant building and not do the due diligence to find out, how did two units become one when they were two units all along until they were anticipated to be separated into two units by a permit that was cancelled and never implemented. that's kind of the squirrelly part for me. >> your first question, how did the wall get removed? we don't know the answer to that because my clients had no involvement in that. >> i understand. [multiple voices] this is not a good answer, sir. this is not a good answer. >> well -- [multiple voices] >> i'm not going to accept it because, gee whiz, how

a united roof expressed its deep concerns. the basis of this representative's concerns is the dominance of china through tik tok's parent company on this emerging social media, whose main attraction for young americans is its entertaining content, thus becoming the first non-american social network. many americans, especially about national security, have created for these representatives. a few days before this meeting, the biden government had threatened that if the chinese do not hand over this company to the american company, it will be banned in the united states . what you see is the second hearing of the doctor. children and teens i am especially concerned about how social media in general and tiktok in particular is affecting our children and teens. made a noise as a pediatrician, i know that this issue has been going on for more than a decade. in fact , it is completely dependent on the amount of social media use, and during the corona epidemic, teenagers who have lost face-to-face interactions in their lives turn to

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

please tell me how many units have been closed and what is the status of the restoration of units in the province. khalediyeh, your excellency and dear guests, the program is good, as you remember, today is the celebration of the revival of economic units, with the presence of the honorable president in tabriz machinery company, and because of your presence , i can almost say that 1,500 cheers were created directly and indirectly during this ceremony. and 2500 discussions billion tomans capital of one of these friends and these investors who were already in industrial towns and also industries in the city of guilds has been revived . well, this is a very good thing. an indicator unit that was done in the field or work and we visited it in the presence of the president in the form of a booth and by the way, it was very good. in this exhibition , it can almost be said that we started to use the mother industries and the cheap bearing manufacturing industry, the sanitary ware industry, the industries agriculture and dairy the bus industry was present in this exhibition and they presente

china said the united states was there for provocation. the defense secretary shared a hand shake with his chinese counterpart even as they rejected a formal meeting. he said friday that he is ready for dialogue. >> a door is open in the -- my phone is -- my phone line is open and so, they can pick up the phone and call at any time. >> a senior white house official said dialogue is how mature, strong militaries react. at the highest levels of the military austin hasn't met with his chinese counterpart in a year. blinken is trying to thaw the frosty relations as china maintains a deep distrust about the intentions for the region. >> the united states needs to respect our core concerns. stop undermining china's security, and development interests in the name of competition. >> the state department is hoping for a realistic approach to manage the competition of world powers in a responsible way. if we want to make sure as we do that the competition that we have with china doesn't veer into conflict, the place you start is with communicating.

what is the 2nd united states? is this huge amount of money that american taxpayers are forced to pay for a military that has long surpassed defending united states. and it becomes kind of world police slash world bully at the cost, the, at the, at the expense of the american people. so what you're seeing over there is somebody who's trying to encourage the united states, the american people, to be willing to support, to support pay high taxes as for the military doctor in the military industrial complex in the united states. the only people in the united states had benefit from this. now since our defense contractors themselves because they're the ones who sell the weapons of united states military, everyone else united states, it'd be economically hurt by this. so how much or to what extent do you think the ukraine issue will have an impact on the upcoming primary elections and november? well, i think that is going to get the candidates who oppose any involvement in ukraine are, are going to get a boost because m

kingdom and the united states. there's no issue of little importance, none where our nations are not leading together and where we're not sharing our common values to make things better. in our conversation today, we continue to build on all that we've achieved over the past months. we discussed how we can continue to adapt and create our -- and update our partnership to ensure our countries remain at the cutting edge in a rapidly changing world. our economic partnership is an enormous strength, source of strength that anchors everything that we do together. we want to harness that power to make sure we are creating good jobs and supporting working class families in both our countries. and that growth is shared broadly and no one gets left behind. so today, we're releasing a new plan to equip our economic partnership for the 21st century. itout line house we can enhance our cooperation to accelerate clean energy transition that must take place and is taking place, lead the development of emerging technologies that

the, i think the united states used to be a sofa power. they need to understand how can the engage and soft landing to becoming more normal country. and unfortunately, this is not what the scene washington, what you see in washington is the consortium the see the i am may follow it, i'm gonna have to stop you that you've made a very interesting point. i've got about minutes as he left on the show and i want to put that point to other guess just very quickly in read abdul aziz very quickly is the us us and decline i think it's perceived as so. i mean, i, i don't think the us is perceived to be in decline. i think there are just other options, and i think that's what saudi arabia is viewing the world has in my opinion. so the radio views the world and in a symmetric multiple world, in other words, that the united states is still the phrase, i did say quickly, and i do when it comes that henry, my liver is why we all are running out of time. i do apologize, i do apologize. henry, us in decline. i think without a doubt and like my colleagues s

the united fruit company did not invest in reproduction of the product.soil was depleted, then it was simply abandoned and moved to fresh plantations, most often cutting down tropical forests. interestingly , the company's board of directors 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 revenue and so huge that they could influence the foreign policy of the united states of america, er, infamous. a corporation that has become famous mainly in central america by direct actions creating direct armed forces that overthrew sovereign governments in gothamal honduras in el salvador. when and where it pleases this transnational corporation , the classic of latin american literature is roman mommy, young, ironically called the united company united company by latin americans . say where all uh unmask, unceremonious, completely brazen actions of american monopolists to the detriment of the sovereign ri

the united states offers military aid of 300 million dollars to ukraine. the russian ambassador in washington said that the help of the american military jeep and the distance after the drone attack prove that washington ignores the criminal. a single russian, the name of american philosopher and thinker, said that if europe will not remain under the domination of the united states, in a conversation with the russian news agency sputnik, he said that europe must make a big decision, if it enters into cooperation, the resources needed for the growth of the operation system in the system will remain under the domination of the united states, causing infection. possible and will face de-industrialization, flashed the rail transport strike in england by appointing members of the british train drivers' union, only 40 % of the trains in this country were active in some english regions, the train drivers not moving from the economic policies of the london government they are unhappy. the package to increase the us government's debt ceiling was approved. it was ap

uh, a united china in the same, including the united states of america in several protocols signed witheople's republic of china , and not firmly assuring that i do not see taiwan as part of the people's republic of china - this is the status quo, which firmly affirms, but in just this sense, that separatism is slowly swaying inside. to always take advantage of some opportunity. these are the favorite methods. uh, apparently, all these scripts are written in langley in one office, about taiwan, about ukraine, about korea , at one time it was written in the fifties of the last century, everything is exactly the same. you see, there try to break one and the same people into e, different classes and, in fact , this way again. and it rules further to pursue its own interests, but in the case of china, the status here is completely understandable and, of course, the people's republic of china does not intend to somehow militarily influence taiwan on the contrary in a peaceful way. they have already demonstrated by the example of relations with their other autonomies, for example, xiangan, wh

and i, that's why he got in trouble with the united states probably. but it was, and he were the uh, initially what i usually united states was behind my so his hours to get everybody understand that they can call into the same tribe of people. that's why because they don't want to take any active actions. we don't want it, they don't want to do, so i'm not saying there's 70 so that they are protected personally on final question, just on what you're seeing there in the united states next to your presidential election. is there someone or some party i'm not running is most school. would they prefer in terms of normalize 18 relations? normalizing relations is, is there a hopeful like come from all school next during the yeah, that's a new will to put that 500 guys working by the square. and then what is that? because the normalizing relations you theory was up on anyone and that's why the western cam, but it's something that we can then a bit of some of start considering it to uh, once the last at least i use dobs to store their arms delivering to you f

united states is a legally okey party. one kind of move by naval base in cuba for a long time engaged to initiate the activities and imposed a blockade against cuba to more than 60 years. in the news outlets quoted, anonymous us officials with the newer types cleaning china has run intelligence operations into buses. 2019 china is global times strict to twitter to accuse the western media of spreading this information. totally some mysteries and known official spreading rumors that can be verified. there is no need for china to spend billions of dollars on this, and it seems more reasonable to use the money to investigate u. s. military bases in the asia pacific region ages drop in worldwide builds in military base just now trying to tear tre and conducting close recognizance of china coast. that's what us has been doing to try now. with havana saying the u. s . allegations could lead to a tightening of sanctions against cuba, political analysts and blogger alex reporter, fee, as the u. s. as seeking to damage the chinese

we didn't have to remove combat units.nd the previous evening, in his address, the president actually drew a line under the failed ball and explained the decisions that were made with in order not to just to suppress it, and to do it without much bloodshed, to avoid killing the brother and victims among those who shed blood in the donbass but then were, deceived by deceit, drawn into a criminal adventure. and, uh, how not to give an opportunity, but to split russia, listen to what the president said. in any case, an armed rebellion would have been suppressed, however, the organizers of the rebellion, having given their country to their people, betrayed and those who were drawn into the crime, they lied to them, pushed them to death under fire in order to shoot at their own. enemies of russia and neo-nazis in kiev and their western patrons and all sorts of national traitors. they wanted russian soldiers to kill each other, to kill military personnel and civilians, to ultimately lose, russia and our society split, choked int

it is not they who offer to unite with their motherland in a united romanian sea.opean integration is a surrogate form of association with romania, even after joining the eu we remain four times poorer than romania in wages, pensions, scholarships , child benefits. we are four times behind romania in everything and the only way out remains, as soon as we are convinced of the next failure of the rate on the eu salar, pensions, bursia, kirtuaka, how supposed patriots thief fired from the mayors for being hard on the hand is not clean, but the arguments of the unionists, he described, are exhaustive in the eu . it is not yet known when the money will be accepted. they may not give it, romania here it is, unite even now. it is this romanian, moldavian patriots, they say, for 30 years. well, the result is known, the unification is still somewhere far beyond the horizon. why yes, it's just that everyone who wanted to unite for a long time individually has a romanian passport. read every moldovan from the president to laborer, but many still have ukrainian and russian mol

it is not they who offer to unite with their motherland in a united romania european integration is a surrogate form of association with romania, even after joining the eu we remain four times poorer than romania in salaries, pensions, scholarships, child benefits. we are four times behind romania in everything and it does not remain the only way out, as soon as we are convinced of the next failure of the bet on the european union in salare, pensions, bursia, kirtuaka, as it should be, the patriots thief were fired from the mayors for not being strong-handed, but the arguments of the unionists, he described from the exhaustive ones in the eu . it is still unknown when the money will be accepted. they may not give it, romania here it is, unite even now it is precisely this romanian, moldovan patriots. it's been said for 30 years, but the result is known, the unification is still somewhere far beyond the horizon. why yes, it’s just that everyone who wanted to unite individually a romanian passport for a long time, i read it every moldovan from the president. yes, a laborer, but many hav

united states has been providing power was weapons. and in addition to the providing all the weapons, they also what you can gauge in service and the training of how to use the weapons . and because of these activities, i was the past relations with the united states, helping us significantly improving in the last few years. as you know, us secretary of state hines and they bring time, has just me meeting with chinese leaders farm and as the can gang warm to america, not to challenge paging over the stages of taiwan. the taiwan issue, he said, is the core of china's cool interests, the biggest in china, us relations, and the most prominent risk. what do you take away from that, that i take away from that is said, the chinese thread against taiwan is clear. and it's obvious. and it is something philosophy takes seriously, but at the same time, as i understand it, secretary blinking also stated very clearly that the united states oppose any unity that will change of state as cool. that means the will that he stays opposing any use of for

well, to date , the united states demonstrates the consistency of its policy.are interested in the fact that peace reigns in the world, that there are fewer risks , and russia, refusing this, well, simply demonstrates who really is in the world a destructive element, just like iran , by the way, which you mentioned in the previous story, so the americans are doing what they have to do . they are trying to make the world a safer place. well, so that weapons of mass destruction do not fall into the hands of inadequate political regimes, well, in the same time we see that these precisely inadequate political regimes demonstrate diametrically opposite behavior , therefore i would not start saying that the states of america built there are subject to this blackmail no they are trying to achieve certain global goals, and we are not talking about global planning, because it is not only in the interests of america, the united states , i mean humanity . they are blackmailing everyone else, taking billions of people on the planet earth as hostages of some inadequate visi

it is united states foreign policy, the united states for our policy is, is creating conditions in countries around the world. and i work specifically in latin america, so i could speak to many of those countries. but the wars that we have funded, the cruise that we have funded speak economic warfare that we're funding through sanctions. this is what is preventing countries from acting in ways that are sovereign in ways that are best for their own people. and it is what is expelling people from those countries. if we really wanted to, you know, to do the right thing. we would stop intervening in other countries solver in affairs. and they would stop spending billions of dollars on wars and you know, and, and militarization of other countries that would give us more than it would spend the flow tremendously of asylum seekers. and it would give us more than enough money to pay for. as you mean border system, not to mention paper, healthcare and education and things like that, but we desperately need the most century for us are probably very enlightening. hold on panel, stay right there. i want

manchester united have had achieved? manchester united have had a aood achieved?ave had a good season- — achieved? manchester united have had a good season. it _ achieved? manchester united have had a good season. it started _ achieved? manchester united have had a good season. it started poorly - achieved? manchester united have had a good season. it started poorly and i a good season. it started poorly and erik ten hag looked a bit in question, some of the decisions he made buffs. but they were the carabao cup, they cover doubly finished in the top four. they have been arguably the better team in english football behind manchester city and arsenal. if they can sort out their takeover issues before the start of next season and sign some players in the summer, they should be good for next year. irate players in the summer, they should be good for next year.— be good for next year. we always knew there _ be good for next year. we always knew there was _ be good for next year. we always knew there was going _ be good for next year. we always knew there was going to

the united states and india .ssia and strengthen the military-technical partnership with the united states. states of america well, of course, i probably didn’t say about this, that they have a great information policy with respect to china, that ’s actually american wishlist, uh , with respect to india, and on fashion, on the eve of his arrival in washington, he wrote a long article for the american press, where he said that he has full trust with biden. and that we will actively develop military-technical cooperation, how should we interpret all this? ah, it seems to the americans that they can consider india to conduct a policy towards india in the same way that they conduct policy towards their european or asian vassals is the bluest delusion, because the basis of india's policy is that they believe that america is now in such a difficult situation that there, something reasonable can manifest itself and it is possible with america more - less to do business honestly, but as an independent holding in india it

the e.u., united kingdom, and many countries within europe. end quote. he made one more point, i quote. our recovery is by strongest of any country period, ends of quote. look at the results more broadly. more americans have jobs right now than any point in american history. over the past two years more small businesses have been created than at any other period on record. more americans have health insurance right now than ever before in our history. i could go on and on. let me be clear, no one's saying things are perfect. there is a lot we need to do. we need to do more to keep our children fed. we need to do more to ensure every child gets the education they deserve. we need to do more to make sure the richest americans pay their fair share. we need to more to get guns off the street. . i'd rather them do anything that means anything. instead, we are here to have the speaker keep the most radical behind him. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. roy: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield two

united states and its allies, especially in iraq and afghanistan.as imprisoned until he was forcibly transferred from there to the belmar security prison in an agreement . british and bbc do not tell everything about the facts of julian assange more than four years that he exposed american war crimes and from at that time, the governments of the united states and england followed the illegality of living in a society of crime instead of punishing criminals. it shows that human rights in britain went on vacation. cote d'ivoire, american war crimes, prisoner situation in 2010, wikileaks published the documents of the iraq war, including the video of the killing of civilians in iraq by us army helicopters and the crimes of the us military in afghanistan and other us war crimes. we are the defenders of freedom of speech in england. the government of this country took action against asan . they know freedom of speech and democracy. all freedom-seekers and justice-seekers have freedom in europe, because we believe that his trial is an attack on freedom of

relations between the united states and china are the worst in their history.at least half a century, a chinese colleague told the guest, in theory, their they want to improve, more precisely, as they say now stabilize a subtle nuance of improvement - this is progress, and stabilization braking downhill has another tricky term instead of economic delimitation. with china decoupling the americans. now talk about reducing risk from interdependence disking elegantly. after the victory of the communists , the united states refused to recognize the people's republic of china, which appeared in the forty-ninth year , moreover, washington continued to provide military support to the authorities on the island of taiwan and for 30 years recognized them as the legitimate government of china to contain the spread of communism. administration. truman imposed an embargo on the supply of weapons and technologies against china after china entered the korean war, the united states imposed new severe trade restrictions , the countries continued to indirectly fight in vietnam an

to being the vice president of the united states. today i'm very proud of my friendship with mike pence for the same reasons we all will be when he's our next president. we can be proud of mike pence for being a tireless fighter for curve defensive values -- conservative values, smaller government, lower taxes, and for being a champion of school choice. [applause] we can be proud of mike pence for his genuine respect and admiration for the service and sacrifice of our military, our veterans, law enforcement, and our border patrol agents. [applause] we can be proud of mike pence for the critical role he played in selecting three conservative supreme court justices who believe in the sanctity of life and protecting the second amendment. [applause] we can be proud of mike pence for his insistence that america's role as the global superpower requires energy independence, a strong military, and to ensure we secure our borders. [applause] we can be proud of mike pence because he believes decency, dignity, and personal responsibility will t

, including the united states of america.er of time that is lowering this system so slowly and why it is moving so slowly so that it is implemented fear fear fear - it is called nuclear weapons in fact, if you pay attention. in the last two weeks, i don't know such a publication in the world. what kind of publication did not print materials related to the issue of the nuclear threat, and at first it was pushed by the twenties themselves, then it was pushed by the very tsem held in hiroshima in japan and so on, and the situation spiraled to the point that in the last two weeks , even sociological in-depth studies have been published, which are related to the possible actions of the psychopath führer putin in conditions where the situation will escalate and will be applied long-range high-precision weapons on the territory of ukraine, and so on. and you can get acquainted with these studies, which absolutely clearly show that the behavior of the fuhrer and the behavior of this totalitarian system does not depend on what forces

and require some kind of answer from the united states.ell, you can just briefly recall what we are talking about the rivalry of large powers does not correspond to the spirit of our era, and the united states , all the more, will not be able to solve its internal problems through rivalry with some peoples of china and the united states are very similar to each other. they are full of the spirit of respect itself. they believe in themselves. they are so strong, therefore, we must, accordingly, strive to cooperate. our planet is large, so there is room for both the united states and china to develop based on their interests. they will find china, they encroach on the interests of the united states do not undermine their interests, but in the same way , it is expected that from the same detached states it is clear that glinkin has. well, let's say not so lofty ideas on the theoretical status. what his interlocutor and anything comparable he could not pronounce. but it became clear that it was possible. this is probably the way to say that th

to reach an agreement with the chinese regarding fundamental matters that are fundamental for the united states. well, for us too, china should not support russia , china should not provide financial support and allow sanctions to be circumvented, and china should not help militarily and with technology. this is what the states are lobbying for, this is what they are pushing read, we will see, but by and large so far, china is not ready to agree with the united states, as far as it is felt and as far as it is felt from the tone of the statements . regarding this war, regarding russia, regarding assessments , how long can the dialogue continue at all between china and the united states of america and how do you assess the current level of relations between these two countries, because we see that anthony blinken in response, we understand, invited a representative of the head of the chinese foreign ministry to washington to continue the conversation. department when explaining to journalists the position of the united states and this quote to keep the door open, keep all lines of contact