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united states. the united states of america has only officially 823 military bases, china has one, so who is the threatoming from. despite the fact that even the representative of the white house for the nation of security kirby, who until recently was the mouthpiece of the pentagon, made a completely unexpected statement for himself, the united states does not see any evidence of china's impending military activity against taiwan from the admiral himself, one must assume. soon the elders will explain everything, if not by rank, then by position alexander balitsky timofey mukhin beijing bureau of news. rude pentagon frontal methods are adopted by other american departments the us department of education , which is introducing lgbt training manuals into curricula , has announced that it will stop funding meals in those schools where they do not pay due attention to the topic of sexual minorities, trump promises to protect the rights of everyone who suffers from such propaganda, the forty- fifth president of the united states returns to the political arena with a harsh critique of non-traditional values

the united states. and the united states has been taken over by a cabal of neoconservative thinkers and practitioners like victorian union and the k guns and so on. so go v dot, the famous writer called the united states the united states of amnesia. because you know everything in the media is sound bites and is more psychology than fact. so we have the domination of the information space by the us with twitter, putting people like scott ritter off and so on. so there is the traditional manufacturing of consent and even more concerning is that there is an over simplification of a very complex issues. one can for instance, at a human level b of b against violence and against the invasion of ukraine by russia. but if you look at it at a geopolitical level, one can see that both russia and china being surrounded by american or nato military bases. and the assertion is that the nato is a defense of alliance. but i think a brown people like libyans or syrians or iraqis, we say that this is certainly not the case. and at least for the harness. so, you know, the perspective from africa is that we want to be neut

the united states. and the united states has been taken over by a cabal of neoconservative thinkers and practitioners like victorian union and the k guns and so on. so go v dot, the famous writer called the united states the united states of amnesia. because you know, everything in the media is sound bites and is more psychology than fact. so we have the domination of the information space by the us with twitter, putting people like scott ritter off and so on. so there is the traditional manufacturing of consent. and even more concerning is that there is an over simplification of very complex issues. one can, for instance, at a human level b of b against violence and against the invasion of ukraine by russia. but if you look at it at a geopolitical level, one can see that both russia and china being surrounded by american or nato military bases. and the assertion is that the nato is a defense of alliance, but i think a brown people like libyans or syrians or iraqis, we say that this is certainly not the case. and at least for the harness. so, you know, the perspective from africa is that we want to be neu

it's it's about adaptation to the presence of the united states with generally with i think the the hope that by adjusting to the united states and by by at least trying to convince the united states that native people are going along with some of its policy agenda that this will help them to hold on to what they have or hold on to their land. hold on to their political autonomy, you know remain in here in the cherokee homeland, but yeah, things are changing. the economy is changing especially. you have more turkey people who are foon in english as the early 19th century goes on some social changes and then politically probably the most profound change politically you see the cherokee nation cherokee leaders forming a central government the political traditional political structure of the cherokee people is fairly decentralized. so towns towns tended to be more or less autonomous different talents different areas of the cherokee nation could act together but towns tended to be able to follow their own, you know their own policies basically and guide their own affairs in the early part of the 19th century in response to the un

the united states has said that - against china. the united | statesaid that china, against china. the united i states has said that china, i should say, has said that the united states will face potentially serious consequences if this visit goes ahead. what form could they take, do you think? i’m ahead. what form could they take, do you think?— take, do you think? i'm not concerned _ take, do you think? i'm not concerned about _ take, do you think? i'm not concerned about nancy - take, do you think? i'm not - concerned about nancy pelosi's safety or security but this is a perfect scenario from the perspective of beijing. they love to take situations and pretend like they are react into them to make advances and my primary concern is that china then engages in military manoeuvres, some high risk large—scale military exercises or even increases their military force posture across from taiwan which we have already seen them do in airbases recently.- already seen them do in airbases recently. and if nancy pelosi now— airbases recently. and if nancy pelos

with the republic of china and taiwan, and they begged the china to establish diplomatic relations with united states and china and the united states, back in 1979 over com all the difficulties and normalize the relations on the condition that the united states need to sever its to promote the relations with taiwan. the united states need to withdraw all its troops from taiwan. and the united states need to terminate its defense treaty with taiwan. the so called the republic of china. if the united states want to walk back all these decades of the one china policy, then they need to be prepared to sever diplomatic relations with the people's republic of china and prepare for all the consequences it will incur. no one is not given warning to the united states, and they should be fully prepared for the consequences of promoting one china and one taiwan or to china for example, which is the separation of the motherland as far as charles concerned. and the chinese law does not tolerate any such prospect of an independent taiwan away from china's motherland or at vice president of the center for china and globalization. victor gao, than

i think we have a global hedge amman, which is the united states, and the united states has been taken over by a cabal of new conservative thing. cuz and practitioners like victoria new lynn and the kagan and so on. so garvey, donald, the famous writer called the united states the united states of amnesia because you know, everything in the media is sound bites and it's more psychology than fact. so we have the domination of the information space by the us with twitter, putting people like scott ritter off and so on. so that is the tradition.

the united states. it has been for many years now. and people in this region recognize that the united states is destroyed country after country united states and its allies across west asia, north africa, other parts of the world. of course, they have a similar situations of beforehand and today as well. so no, the united states is unpopular and the united states is on the decline as well. you can be unpopular and powerful and impose your will, but the united states is unpopular and it is a declining power. i'm not saying that the united states is a diminished power, but the united states isn't what it was 2030 years ago. and iran, russia, china. these are countries on the rise. they are powerful. china is of course, a global power. russia is a major power. iran is the most powerful country in west asia and the united states . and nato simply do not have the power any more to confront all these different countries at the same time. if the united states and nato could learn to live with the rest of the world, treat them as equals that would be ideal. but of course, that's fantasy the united states and the european simply cannot change

the united states. and the united states has been taken over by a cabal of new conservative thinkers and practitioners like victoria newly and the k guns and so on. so go v dial, the famous writer called the united states, the united states of amnesia because you know, everything in the media is sound bites and it's more psychology than fact. so we have the domination of the information space by the us with twitter. putting people like scott ritter off.

i think we have a global hedge among which is the united states and the united states has been taken over by a cabal of new conservative thing cuz and practitioners like victorian union and the k guns and so on. so go v dial, the famous writer called the united states, the united states of amnesia because you know, everything in the media is sound bites and is more psychology than fact. so we have the domination of the information space by the us with twitter, putting people like scott ritter off and so on. so there is the traditional manufacturing of consent. and even more concerning is that there is an over simplification of very complex issues. one can, for instance, at a human level b of b against violence and against the invasion of ukraine by russia. but if you look at it at a geopolitical level, one can see that both russia and china being surrounded by american or nato military bases. and the assertion is that the nato is a defense of alliance. but i think the brown people like libyans or syrians or iraqis, we say that this is certainly not the case. and at least for the off o

contact group on the defense of ukraine said that the united states will transfer four more highly mobile heimers dry art systems to ukraine. the united states is committed to improving ukraine's ability to hit targets at a greater distance. the united states is also committed to continuing to provide ammunition for brake art systems and long-range artillery we will release a new package of military aid, it will include ammunition and weapons for ukraine, it will also include four gaimars systems in luhansk region, which continue every day, the armed forces of ukraine are destroying this was reported by the head of the luhansk region, serhiy gaidai, according to him, in the battles for severodonetsk and the mountain community, the occupiers lost a lot of personnel , also the russians are unable to launch an offensive on bakhmut, and from belogorivka and upper kamianka, due to constant shelling, the evacuation of people is currently impossible - added gaidai, the russians they continue to fire at sumy, the head of the sumy ova, dmytro zyvytskyi, announced today at noon that the occupiers opened fire from barrel artillery on one of the village

he should work there denis davydov nikolai koshkin and denis sokolov to lead from the united states the united states sent to the south china sea, the nuclear aircraft carrier ronald reagan, he left with singapore escort ships and in the near future may enter the taiwan strait about the targets, the pentagon does not report, but it is already known that taiwan will soon be preparing high alert mode in alexander balitsky's report? the mythical attacks of mainland china are entering an active phase and are no longer limited to air raid sirens. in the bay of the yilan military base , taiwanese ships are hitting imaginary chinese from the air at 16 attacking a mock chinese submarine, for which, dressed up on occasion in camouflage, the head of the country's administration, tsai , thanks his subordinates from the bowels of the dark wheelhouse of the captain's bridge, i thank all the brothers and sisters from the ground group action just you all have shown ability. taiwan's determination to defend good work. this work was certainly appreciated by the american guest at the white house with congress. after a

i'm millions of people go to the united states every year, the population is growing. the united states has seen around the world as a leader in so many areas and it's going to continue to be that despite the turmoil and the churning the united states is going to be a beacon for a lot of countries for a while to come. so i'm asking for whom, for whom is the united states a free country, right? i mean if we look, i spoke earlier about the millions of black people incarcerated in prisons, uh one of the highest prison population in the world. um when we're speaking about the also again, hundreds of thousands of people who can't make into the u. s. who are undocumented migrants and facing a lot of violence, families dislocated here. now a lot of women who don't have access to abortion. so i want to ask the question. of course this is true. there's freedom. it's a country of great influence. and i also you know, was influenced by the us on a lot of the theories that i teach, for example. um but at the same time, we have to ask ourselves why is the u. s. self proclaimed as the biggest example

the appalagians and sponsors of the democratic party of the united states, george sauce, recently said about the supreme court of the united states since its founding in 1776. the united states has always been a continuously evolving democracy, but today its survival. as democracy has come under serious threat, this crisis has been caused by a series of loosely connected events at home and abroad abroad. the us is threatened by repressive regimes led by xi jinping's china and vladimir putin's russia who want to impose an authoritarian form of government on the world . however, even stronger than the threat posed by internal enemies of democracy in the united states, among them was not only the current composition of the supreme court, dominated by far-right extremists, but and donald trump's republican party, which appointed these extremists as members of the supreme court, that is, members. the spiritual court of an institution designed to embody the rule of law and the country's second most important political party soros calls extremists. on foreign policy, it was the

give more, however, kiev asks for weapons to this in the united states answered long-range missiles ukraine should not wait after all. the united states is afraid of the third world. that's just in the good of their intentions in washington, you are sure of everything as they write. the media, with such half-measures, the united states only delays the hostilities, while kiev’s weapons are all the same, while the military reserves of the west, according to experts, are almost at the end of the situation. closer to the collapse that there are almost no weapons left in stocks, and the german minister of defense previously admitted in germany said berlin will not give the last to ukraine when its own security is at stake and it seems that all several politicians have begun to get tired of ukraine, there is no unity of opinion, on the eve of the saxon prime minister krechmen called for freezing the ukrainian conflict, thereby putting an end to the economic war with russia however, germany to solve problems with the economy is in no hurry, the german authorities continue to reassure the population with words. you will not be left alone, we

group, the united states will continue to provide ukraine with missiles for the heimer system with a range of 80 km, and answering a direct question from a journalist. and when the united statesukraine with long-range missiles, austin left the answers. i mean, for now, it's like, uh, the united states again, if you believe the official rhetoric, but they understand how dangerous it is, they understand that in the case of using ukraine and similar missiles against crimea against the crimean bridge. speaking of other territories of the russian federation, russia is transforming the nature of a military conflict and a special military operation into a full-scale war and will conduct this military operation for not 1005 anymore. decision-making centers most likely in kiev in the first place, where, by the way , there is a huge number of western key american diplomats. and e advisers. they returned all the embassies there. that is, it is really very che. a very serious escalation. it seems to me that washington understands this. do you remember dmitry last time we talked with you, just about what ukraine is talking about providing long-range missiles, as an alleged decision alread

now, the united states has said that, _ against china. now, the united states, china - against china. now, the united states has said that, china i i states has said that, china i should say, has said the united states will face potentially serious consequences if this visit goes ahead. what form could they take, do you think? i am not concerned about nancy pelosi's safety or security, but this is a perfect scenario from the perspective of beijing. they love to take situations and pretend like they are reacting to them to make advances, so my primary concern is some military manoeuvres, some high—risk large—scale military exercises or increase their force posture across from taiwan which we have only seen them do. f nancy pelosi now— have only seen them do. f nancy pelosi now cancels _ have only seen them do. f nancy pelosi now cancels this _ have only seen them do. f nancy pelosi now cancels this trip - have only seen them do. f nancy pelosi now cancels this trip it - pelosi now cancels this trip it will heighten the fares i suppose of those in taiwan that the

he was a navy liaison of the united states -- the united states senate. e would travel, we travel with a liaison person now. don and i traveled the world together. we became friends. we agreed on a lot more than we disagreed on. the two things we never talked about, we never talked about his imprisonment nor the deaths of my wife and my daughter. the pain was different but somehow we seemed to understand each other. it was a long time ago. we both wanted to make things better for the country. i am the guy that encouraged john to go home and run for office because i knew what incredible courage, intellect and conscience he had. we used to argue like hail on the senate floor. then we will go down and have lunch together afterwards. we ran against each other, which i didn't like, on tickets. i was a candidate for vice president, he was the candidate for president. i never stopped admiring john. never said a negative thing about him in my life because i knew his honor, his courage and his commitment. john mccain and what he inherited from his family before him

state sponsoring e-terrorism but as i already said in the previous question , the responsible statement called by the state department e-e lies entirely with the state department of the united states of the unitedates of america, but here it is worth noting that oksana markarova, the service of ukraine of the united states of america, directly pointed out to me in the comments, she says that this recognition is necessary for ukraine, at least, so that there is no question of comments, the service of the united states is at least support for terrorism, at least yes oksana markarova , ukraine's ambassador to the united states, said this in her comments for the voice of america, but also what do you and ukrainian diplomats emphasize, that such recognition will help increase pressure on other states that cooperate with russia, because in such a case they also why they were cooperating with a state that sponsors terrorism in one word - this visit raised the appeals of olena zelenskyi and the speech in front of the contrast raised issues that were already discussed in ukrainian society, which were already connected to america, but in fact became a new call to action. thank you for washington correspo

light- looking, but also almost lost his voice on the well-being of the president of the united states in the united states the united states, a new kind of show has emerged. presidential health bulletins, doctors report on the affairs of 79-year-old joe biden as if it were a malnourished baby. although the white house assures the disease is mild, the president is doing better. he slept well that night. he ate breakfast and lunch in full, he showed me the plate. i didn't ask me, but i saw an empty plate with crumbs on it. i have a guess what it was, but i didn't ask. in general, the president was in a very good mood. i asked the president. does he have a message to the american people the president said he still works eight hours a day. and what he wants to remind the americans. how important it is to be vaccinated, yes, hardworking in quarantine, biden holds rare working video conferences and does not look very good at them. i would like to first apologize for my vote. i feel much better. than it seems, according to its sound, according to doctors, until the middle of next week, laboratory tests will show

the united states every year. the populations growing united states, the scene around the world is as a leader in so many areas and it's going to continue to be the despite the term oil . and the churning, united states is going to be a beacon for a lot of countries for a while. to come, so i am asking for whom for whom is then i'd states a free country. right? i mean, if we look at, you spoke earlier about the millions of black people incarcerated in prisons, one of the highest prison population in the world. when, when we're speaking about that, also again, hundreds of thousands of people who can't make into the u. s. war and documented migrants and facing a lot of violence. families dislocated here. now, a lot of women who don't have access to abortion. so i want to ask the question, of course, this is true, there's freedom, it's a country of a great influence. and i also was influenced by the us on a lot of the theories that i teach, for example. but at the same time, we have to ask ourselves, why is the us self proclaimed, as the biggest example, it's still a big invades it's been bitterly fought for by vario

of military service and reflect credit upon himself, his unit and the united states army, signed joseph r biden, the president of the united states[applause] >> major john j duffy. attention to orders, the president of the united states of america authorized by act of congress march 3, 1863 has awarded a name of congress the medal of honor to nature john -- major john j duffy, united states army for risk of his own life above the call of duty. he just a wish himself by acts of gallantry above and beyond the call of duty while serving to the 11th battalion air gated army of vietnam in the republic of vietnam during the period of 14 to 15 april, 1972. in the days preceding the events of 14 to 15 april 1972, the commander of the italian was killed, it was destroyed and he refused to be evacuated. on 14 april, he -- was surrounded by this. it an effort to establish an air zone, he moved to: airstrikes. he was again wounded by fragments from a rifle round and refused medical evacuation. shortly thereafter, the enemies began in artillery bombardment on the base and remained in exposed position to direct gunships onto enemy positions, w

the united states. we can recall in the united states post or. ready same fear, and because the station purport to go it's in the virgin matter and been able to a sovereign nation and been able to construct if functioning economy put up the book on. it's a major necessity for puerto rico and the construction of the main productive economy can lead, of course, to the creation of the over over government in the states that can actually look and actually provide it with a better quality, a better life general than the one that we have now, but we can for pretty much in a public safe and pre authorization is it only. ready 3 option status options that are offered, which actually can, can provide for the, for your patience. or let me say, what was the other, what the status options are asking for, for what's in, what's more important to them. the presentation option can provide the colonization sobering people and also take care of those main concerns that the other people, the other of the people that we can support other the status of mainly how to w

i think we have a global hedge amman, which is the united states, and the united states has been taken over by a cabal of new conservative thinkers and practitioners like victoria new lynn and the kagan and so on. so garvey, donald, a famous writer called the united states to the united states of amnesia because you know, everything in the media is sound bites and it's more cycle.

the united states. so it falls under the command structure of the pacific command. ah, with what you was taken by the united states were invaded in order for the united states to control per harbor because of hawaii's location, it's central central in the central pacific. so there's a central location that ships ester owen, ports after disarming, refurbish, leave home ports, re arm, and go back fighting a metaphor who it was in b, y island by money, by greed. and so he was done in relation to represent all the things that was happening and will you be mean 1819 and 930. so what we see rising out of the last out of the ocean are the giant monsters that are asked to read when documentation of annexation of documentation that basically saying we're right is what we are. we're the inevitable truth. and their absence was also again that the high saying that from the newspapers that we're seeing, never huh. we've developed an unusual a view of the world because of our location. we have huge oceans in a couple of weak neighbors in mexico and canada. therefore, we've never had to have a foreign policy of clear co operatio

minister of the state of israel, his excellency lapid, and the president of the united states of america, the honorable joseph r. biden jr. [background sounds] >> the president of the unitedtates of america and the prime minister of the state of israel will now sign the jerusalem u.s.-israel strategicte partnership joint declaration. historic tock can unit reaffirms the unbreakable bond between the united states of america and the state of israel and paves the way to a future of increased partnership based on shared values and a share -- in a shared region. [applause] >> thank you, prime minister lapid and president biden. the prime minister of the state of israel will now make his statement polled by the president of the united states. -- followed by the president of the united states, after which we will take questions from the ifl media. prime minister yael lapid, the floor is yours. >> thanknk you. mr. president, in march 1965 on dr. martin luther king's famous march from selma to montgomery, walking beside him in the front row was a jewish rabbi. when he returned home that day, the rabbi wrote in his diary: todayy i felt my legs were praying. mt. tate of israel -- in

intelligence and not only with ukraine, in fact, with other nato countries, the united states, in fact , the leaders of the united statesent of the united states made a huge effort to make this working coalition of uh, all members nato and the g7 and practically even the wider developed world, despite the various interests that are present there, so that leadership is coordination - this is the role of the united states and that this conference in luhansk was not intended to raise money, here the ukrainian government declares that 750 billion dollars are needed for reconstruction to actually approve the principles and priorities of the reconstruction of ukraine. and they approved these principles, one of them is transparency, accountability, the rule of law, that is, in fact, it means eliminating corruption or the absence of corruption. here how can the country adhere to this principle, well, this will be a critical principle, because raising such a large amount of money in the future is, by the way, about decades, maybe not even one decade ago, 750 billion billion, what is the amount that is now called? by the way, it

and pro harbor is a naval base for the united states, so it falls under the command structure of the pacific command. ah, what you was taken by the united states were invaded in order for the united states to control per harbor. because of hawaii's location, it's central central in the central pacific. so there's a central location that ships ester owen, ports after disarming, refurbish, leave home ports, re arm, and go back fighting a metaphor who it was in the wine island by money, by greed. and so he, with relation to represent all the things that was happening in 189 and 930. so what we see rising out of the last out of the ocean are the giant monsters that are actually read documentation of allocation of documentation that basically saying we're right is what we are. we're the inevitable truth and there actually, so it's also again that the high saying that from the newspapers that we're seeing never ca, we've developed an unusual a view of the world because of our location. we have huge oceans in a couple of weak neighbors in mexico. and canada, therefore, we've never had to have a foreign policy of clear co operation with others. we've