united states _ debates. i have a friend in the united states who _ debates. s - debates. i have a friend in the united states who says prices| debates. i have a friend in the . united states who says prices are going up and in europe they have different ways of dealing with this? we like to criticise, but anyone who has lived in any other country suddenly has a much greater appreciation of what royal mail do. to be honest it probably still provides the best service in the world and when you look at other countries, it is either a subsidy from the government, two billion in italy and france, we would probably rather that went to hospitals or schools, or it is a relaxation of the universal service and in countries like denmark there is no universal service.— universal service. could the royal mail look at _ universal service. could the royal mail look at diversifying _ universal service. could the royal mail look at diversifying into - universal service. could the royal| mail look at diversifying into other services to make more money? yes. services to make more

do we see that the authorities and governments like the united states , who are in the security council with their side, such as issuing a resolution for a cease-fire or giving weapons to israel, who are accused of genocide , will be held accountable for these crimes? yes indeed. from a military point of view, it is strong, it places weapons, and in fact, you direct the sending of weapons to israel . we see israel in front of the palestinian people and in gaza in terms of international values ​​and values this genocide is human. you see, the palestinians are actually facing an army that does not consider itself moral in the struggle of israel . of course, this is the judgment of the international court of justice . i must also add that america is actually the conductor of the orchestra at the moment, and unfortunately we are that thing. what we should expect is the continuation of this rape and genocide, unfortunately. currently, i don't think we can expect a miracle, and i hope that america, which is indirectly raining down on gaza, will one day be held accountable. mr. vernoushe, you

a narcocapitalist who claims to be narcoliberal, narco-capitalist, a zionist, a son of the united states, who has said that he is going to end all state companies, even now at this moment, he has stopped delivering new contracts to existing state companies nuevos contratos a las empresas estatales existentes. in education in argentina, the free education for a long time. today, nothing. that has finished. how is it possible that this happens in a country that had those traditions? how did it come to that? who paved the road? yes, they will have to respond for what they were before. the people who applied policies that left the majority dissatisfied, the policies such as those that the international monetary fund imposed upon even the government. was leading his country to bleed, to death and to obey the interests of nato and imperialism. well, what can we expect when he comes today, when he proposes series of measures that have led to thousands of workers, students, residents, indigenous people taking to the streets to protest, to demand their right. has spoken about lineage and he governs wi

narcocapitalista, who claims to be narcoliberal, narco-capitalist, a zionist, a son of the united states, who has said that he is going to end all state companies, even now, at this moment, he has stopped delivering new contracts to existing state companies, nuevos contratos a las empresas estatales existentes. argentina, the free education for a long time, today nothing. that has finished. how is it possible that this happens in a country that had those traditions? how did it come to that? who paved the road? yes, they will have to respond for what they were before. the people who applied policies that left the majority dissatisfied, the policies such as those that the international monetary fund imposed upon even the government of alberto fern'. that comes from peronism, a peronism that has a catch all policy, diverse policies, but always looking at what the monetary fund decides, but even so what is happening now is practically inexplicable, either way, it is clear that me is a pawn of american impuralism and zionism, he declares himself a zionist, when he takes office he invites his zion.

argentina becomes a colony of the united states who is going to give away its natural resources to northamerican companies such as lithium, right? they have recently approved the special law in this regard that protects the interests of the americans, the property of americans. without doubt, at the same time it has come into. he has done, do not forget that he has demanded the payments of $75,00 to the popular organizations that have raised the current protests in argentina. this is black and white, i'm eduardo artez. hoy día vamos a trabajar en profundidad sobre. universitaria, bienvenido, thank you very much. despite all the issues he has with him, i mean in terms of social, economic, national sovereignty. plourable for the majority of the society, but definitely a high percentage of the society has expressed dissatisfaction with the traditional politics of argentina, with paronism and the previous government at that time, despite the promises and discourse of the so-called defense of the sovereignty and interests of the people, what happened was a gradual decline in the living condit

united states? well, depending on who you _ united states? well, depending on who you listen _ united states? , depending on who you listen to, _ united states? well, depending on who you listen to, there - united states? well, depending on who you listen to, there are l on who you listen to, there are those who on the alabama state side who are saying this was carried out in accordance with the plans that had been in place for some while, welcome as you just heard there, there are others who are saying this was quite a long and torturous death for this man, kenneth smith. now, we heard from the alabama state governor, kay ivey, who said after more than 30 years and attempt after attempt to gain the system, she it, only part of kenneth smith he had answered, she put it, for his horrendous crimes. in her statement concluded by saying "ipray that elizabeth sennefs saying "ipray that elizabeth sennet�*s family can receive closure after all these years dealing with that great loss" as she said in a statement. this is, of course, a highly controversial means of execution. kenneth smith had dodged a

character and the courage and the commitment of the man who will be the next president of the united states, who led the fight to balance the first budget in a generation, who fought the clinton■ increase? who's restored welfare reform to the states? the next president. ladies and gentlemen, senator bob dole and his wife, elizabeth dole. i. had. thank you. thank very much. i oh, i'm very honored to be at the pancreatic that i'm in. i want to thank. all■u right i know. i'm so. thank you. oh, oh, thank you. but let me first thank brad and great to be in new hampshire any time. and it's going to be a lot better when we win on tuesday. that's going to be the best lesson. of our country has reached a defining as i've said many times. and a new america is within our reach. and it's going to happen here. it's going start here. it's going to happen on tuesday. and i want to thank everybody in this audience. i know there are people from new hampshire and people all across america. we're here to help us in this effort. thank you very much. appreciate. appreciate that. we. and a lot of young people today.

lost in terms of public opinions, here in..." in the uk and also in the united states that i'm aware of majority of the people who did not understand what their governments were doing in united the united states and uk what they were doing in the middle east now are very aware after this war that has been going on in gaza they are very well aware so there is for example one example i can give you is the isis there was a belief here that isis was created you it was a muslims fighting non muslims and for example we remember seeing very obvious signs of foreigners being killed by isis, now it has become very obvious and clear that isis was actually supported by these very nations, so they are really losing the opinion poles and what do they do now? these are all attempts in my view of just creating confusion, because the story has become very clear here is to bring in new elements and try and confuse the whole nation, the war in in israel in in gaza has been lost. so so you know what do they do now? they are trying to drag all other countries into it. i don't see you know what they are achieving with this other than

control of israel, after that they will achieve their goals, i ask, is it... the government in the united states who, because different groups in the united states that acted within the framework of the agreement have now taken out pistols according to the american habit of placing flask to each other, who will be the first to drink? if i exaggerate, then a little and well, everything else needs to be explained to them that the makarov pistol is not suitable for playing russian roulette, well , the time will come, we’ll explain , volodya, i’ll have to explain a lot, sorry, it’s a bad weapons joke, yes, but we we are the same , we’re just some kind of border there, you know, well, some migrants, but it’s all nonsense, the border and migrants, the point is not in them, the point is... that they have lost the possibility of a fundamental agreement between those there 100 there are 200 of these families, 1.0, 2.000, which are all each believes. in different ways, the american elite has lost the opportunity to establish a consensus on the basis of the principles that they developed, including during the

or maybe somebody outside the united states who doesn't have a visa here, has a rare medical condition, treatment for which is available exclusively in the united states. he needs to come in for a few days to get that procedure, be treated with the understanding that he will leave soon after getting the treatment. the other prong of parole, immigration parole, exists in the public need, the public purpose arena, where for example someone speaks an obscure language, not typically spoken in the united states and somebody is on trial in a court somewhere, they need an interpreter, someone who can speak that very rare language. they can't find someone in the united states, they want to bring in an interpreter from another country so the person can be afforded due process and a fair trial. that's the type of public need that can be filled with the parole authority loophole. but it's always been understood, it has always been the law that parole is not to be granted en masse. it is to be granted on a case-by-case individualized basis with individualized findings in all circumstances. nor is

united states. there was one person in the united states who advocated a negotiated solution to the afghan issue.ut to give up power, and the new administration, which was considered more moderate than reagan, primarily the president of the two, sr. and his national security adviser, general sco croft, they were in principle for good relations with the soviet union, and even if you remember, bush came to kiev in august of '91 and spoke about the dangers of excessive nationalism in... in ukraine, but on the issue of, on the issue of afghanistan, they had the impression that reagan was a romantic, a former the actor, thinking in such hollywood categories, decided that gorbachev is a good guy, and that it is necessary to come to an agreement with him, to meet him halfway, and bush has sculcroft. lost this war, the stingers brought victory to american clients, why do you need to negotiate, you need to go and finish off about the soviet afghan regime, well, how did it end, we know, and we still know that the united states, then, when it seems their clients won , diplomatic mediation is serious , i’m n

will be president and i propose then in general, natalya yareyskaya, who is a citizen of the united states , who finance in ukraine, who now, who has now brought puerto rica to default, well, we can still get her out, okay, what is it, this is really just curious what will happen and the second thing i also wanted to say, um... this wonderful law about mobilization, everyone there thinks that the main thing is about some restrictions on bank transfers, there are some bans on this and that. actually there are two two pitfalls, well , these are the ones that essentially solve all the problems: the first thing is that it is written there that women will be drafted at will, but well, they put everyone on the military register, which means that they are prohibited from traveling abroad, that is, this the state is a concentration camp in pure form, that is, no one will go anywhere anymore, the second thing is that, uh... guys from 18 to 25 years old, instead of military service, will be required to conduct some kind of five-month military courses, that is, accordingly, they are all me as i understand

from the participants at the meeting was the national security adviser to the president of the united states, whoe congressmen on what means are provided by the united states states, they end in ukraine and how that will affect our ability to defend ourselves, and of course that this has been used as such a moral, at least pressure, but speaker johnson is holding the position that first the administration needs to... make concessions on the solution to the security of the southern border, and he said that there can be no compromises, the border is american, it must go before the ukrainian one, on the other hand, the nervous reaction is one of such ardent trumpian marjory green, that as soon as speaker johnson tries to conduct or put the law is on...voting, so she will start the procedure to remove the speaker from this position, last time kevin mccartney lost his position, because this wing itself, although she did not vote then, she was very critical of this kevin mccarthy, but actually i was not there i remember five or six republicans voted for the removal, and then the democrats actually vote

that throughout the region, there are forces that are aligned with the who's these, that intend to retaliate against the united states as well. among them are militias in iraq forces in syria has the law in lab and on. and there is widespread sympathy and support for the who it takes many throughout the region and throughout the world have admired their actions. seizing is rarely ships or ships connected with israel trying to help the palestinians amid the ongoing bombardment of gaza, demanding a ceasefire. so this could potentially blow up into a much bigger regional confrontation. there are already reports of strikes, possibly taking place in other parts of the middle east. this is a very, very intense situation. we'll be watching to see how big it expands in the coming hours. ortiz caleb martin in new york. what statements slamming the western military intervention in yemen? hop in emerging right across the world, including russia. we strongly responsible actions of the united states and its allies. a large scale military escalation in the red sea area would reverse the positive trends that have recently emerged i

united states, including apac. "and these organizations are are waging war basically on people in the united states who are critical of what israel is doing, so this is a full frontal, fully funded uh counterattack against any kind of sentiments that are saying that israel shouldn't be doing what it's doing, it's killing too many civilians, etc. etc. going on from there, this is um uh something that includes um what we've seen a bit of already, which is that people who are part of the peace movement are being identified and put on lists so that they will be unable to get jobs after they graduate from college. this is how vicious and and how i think underhanded this whole thing is. if one were to do that, from the other direction, can you imagine putting jewish students who were supporters of the the horrible atrocities that israel is committing and put them a list, i can imagine the stink that would be in the media and coming out of congress and the white house, so if you're on the columbia university campus, i'll just pick colombia because it gets in the news lot where i live uh, and you're chanting uh, from the r

i want to ask you to somebody who spend a lot of time in the united states. i cited there have friends there. i know that this is a country with very talented, very energetic intellectually, and lights and population. there are many bright people there. there are many people who are genuinely authentically concerns about the country, about people around them. why do you think you are faced with the same old choice? yeah, think yeah. well, is 2nd election between buying it was in a vegetative state and try proves sort of a pro wrestler turn politician. and now, i mean a good guy now handled by the there's is truly a zombie apocalypse. and i think the comparison which has been made with the lease of the union and refreshing as live to be suddenly $300.00. we died at 69 and a of the general scale who died at 73, all if they were younger than buying in drugs, is quite a meaningful that we're really are the aging of this political figures. it resembles a weight empire. this is goes back it to the romans is essentially old people r e r y much better as rulers if dec

francis, who called the buryats and chechens cruel, we came across this caricature from... in the united states, who for the rape of children under 14 years old receive a sentence of less than a year, sit for several months and are released after that, maybe dad was outraged. look: 330 thousand minors have been victims of sexual abuse within the catholic church of france and in church circles over the past 70 years. an independent commission came to this conclusion after 2 and a half years of painstaking work with injured witnesses. study church, court, police and newspaper archives dating back to the fifties. in general, abuse of minors by catholic. alexander nevsky refused, saying: “we understand everything for the joint fight against the golden horde, but we will not accept your teaching.” you understand? alexander neevsky preferred to receive the label for the great reign in rda rather than the crown from pope inakentius iv. because in this case he would have to change faith and let the crusaders into their land, who had already attacked russia before, trying to seize its lands. i want to be und

breakaway allies scenario which was drafted in the mid-90s by paul wolfowitz and the warhawks and united states who came up with the iraq war, and that idea is that israel extends the war until it is a threat to the united states, and it's forcing the united states to come in and be a partner in this war, not just providing arms, but actually sending troops into battle, and i think this is where you're seeing the the complete disassociation from reality of netnyahu and his group, because i don't think there's any way biden is willing to risk. that on the other hand, you can never underestimate the factor of insanity when you're dealing with people like blincon and sullavan and victoria newland who operate on behalf of the imperial forces in the united states and nato, so i agree, they're not meeting their objectives unless their objective is a wider war, on the one and the genocide of the palestinian people, but on the other hand, a wider war which brings the united states in as an active participant. hm, what about that, uh, anthony, they want a wider war that would bring the united states as a pa

can you name any other entity, perhaps except the united states who's it sponsor, that... would be responsible for bombing three different countries like this, and there are no major condemnations, mean nothing is done. the countries are obviously the ones involved in in this, the ones who is the supporting the genocide in gaza, the we witness apart from the the united states of america of course and its delta force and the advisors, the united kingdom send from cybr. military base, its drones and its spying aeroplanes to to scan the gaza strip and to provide the information to the zinis entity, the germans, the the french are as well involved and in there in full support, as well you have in the red sea you have the the the australian and holland as well, netherlands there behind the united states of america, these are and but saying that, "the let me go back to the the what's happening in syria and the assassination, i want to pick up where my brother left, the the the syrian government requested from republic islamic republic of iran to provider some expert in fighting these takfiri groups

terrified by the prospect that the leading candidate for the impeached former president of the united states whounder multiple and is threatening to hurt america's democracy into a own personal interest. not the in of the american people. that is a prospect that should terrify everyone. donald trump has madear that he wants to take away a woman's freedom to make her own reproductive health care donald trump is celebrating the fact that the supreme court, at his direction apparently struck down roe v wade. and is criminalizing abortion care. unleashed all across america. the american people should be rr republicans want to detonate social security and end medicare as we know it'se for te extreme maga republicans under the leadership of donald trump want to end the affordable care act which will result in more thillion americans with pre-existing medical conditions losing their that's one of the top agenda items for republicansf% if they were to get complete control of government so yes the american people should be terrified. everything that we care about is on the ballot.this november. reproduct

region, asia which will will will help its growth, so the united states want to control the growth of the chinese, wanted to control any country who is buying oil, funny enough america doesn't need the oil from the region, they have enough, but they want to control the growth and to stagnate some other economies, this is the united states of america's policy in the region, all right? side, thanks, let me get massut in here right before the end, sorry about all of this technical difficulty tonight, well mass, where do you see all of this going, i assad with the situation, uh, we have seen reactions from various parts of the resistance, um, on the one hand, the israeli regime thinks that it wants the others to get involved, on the other hand, what do you think it could mean, and perhaps where is this going? well, it really is, we are the very dangerous position, i'm talking about the international community and and the peace in the region, because on one side netanyahu cannot sustain support for itself, even from the united state, that is witering, and we seeing that you know the public opinion is turning against israel, and indeed

breakaway allies scenario which was drafted in the mid-90s by paul wolfowits and the warhawks in the united states who came up with the..." and you can never underestimate the factor of insanity when you're dealing with people like blincon and sullivan and victoria newland who operate on behalf of the imperial forces in the united states and nato, so i i agree, they're not meeting their objectives unless their objective is a wider war, on the one hand the genocide of the palestinian people, but on the other hand a wider war which brings the united states in as an active participant. what about that uh, anthony, they want a wider war that would bring the united states as a participant, and let's look at the united states right now, 2024, of course election year, um, however, it doesn't seem to uh stop uh the uh us regime from continually supporting uh this genocide, i mean your take on that side of things, do you think that the united states of course in in in every other way, except officially declaring it, they are very much involved in the... but how likely would it be that they would totally in the

the interior of the united states, supposedly because under some treaty we are not authorized to collect and store information on minors. so they are simply in the united states whove trade, indentured servanthood. the cartels will collect their pound of flesh from the people that pay them to bring them across the border. they are in every state, they are in many of our cities. they are now collecting from indentured servants, from the sex trade, from the slavery that we have, from the fentanyl that they bring across and sell. no new policy, no new law, no new tax dollars are a solution r this issue. it is the lawless behavior of the administration that must change. if you want a solution, the solution is i urge my colleagues across the aisle to address the lawless behavior of this administration. that is the only solution to secure our border. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from texas reserves. mr. moran: before i reserve, mr. speaker, i'd like to let the gentleman from new york know that we have no further speakers and i am prepared to close. mr. nadler: same with me. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman fr

who are the people running some of the largest and most successful companies in the united states, whore the units who dominate the universities particularly the premier universities the answer quite frankly, indian exchange students who want to remain here and those that china wants to bring back. if i go to silicon valley, san jose or santa clara i see the success of theionship as someone working on immigration reform for 20 years. the number one challenge we have is whether temporary visa programs who want to become permanent residents and citizens. thet backlog is huge and the amount of investors who like to bring greater amounts over is massive. these are people who yes they want to h(save a nexus to the country but they also want a foothold in the united states and they bring not just ambition but ambiguity and education and dedication that's been demonstrated time andimag time again. china may tell the government we have to work together. we cannot be partners only against something and expect it to last. britain, australia, new zealand, canada and for that matter, the nato alli

modern time slavery taken place in the united states of america, we have not seen since the end of the civil war and we have a president of the united states whoto a village visit, vice president of the united states in charge and she could give a damn. what do you make of this is obviously intentional. >> absolutely right it's a catastrophe on every level is a humanitarian disaster to public health disaster in a public safety disaster and a national security disaster. you're also right this is deliberate it is not caused by the fact that joe biden is incompetent that alejandro mayorkas is negligent this is the deliberate outcome. when joe biden became president he inherited the lowest rate of illegal immigration of 45 years any deliberately broken system, he opened the border and the numbers immediately shot up, 9.6 million illegal immigrants have crossed into this country illegally and you use the word slavery you're exactly right that's what it is you may recall the last time alejandro mayorkas testified in front of the judiciary committee where he put up a poster board of colored wristbands and i asked him a question what are the colored w

they accused us that we are we were... behind the we we were behind dash, however it is the united states who created dash and it is the zinest regime that actually supported and funded daesh. um also president erdogan mentioned the fight against terrorism and he spoke about it clearly, he said that we need to cooperate and we need iran to cooperate with us on that whether in on the borders or in northern iraq and northern syria as well, so it seems that the main issues that were discussed between the two presidents and that they were mainly on the table between the presidents particularly where um the aggression on gaza detentions in the region as well as the fight against terrorism, however between the delegations, the ministers, iranians and turkish ministers, it was the agreement that we have seen being signed at the beginning of the conference. thank you very much for that, we appreciate it, that's russian saglon corresponded the talking to us from ankara. let's bring a journalist at harichi media, mehmet who joins us, welcome to the program, um, the way that the two countries united in

front is strong and has the upper hand in various fields against the zionist regime and the united states. . who are the great and main enemies of the resistance, unite together. assam helali of sada and simo news agency, damascus. the most equipped specialized mobile hospital of the irgc ground force in qeshm island with 128 beds will serve until 22 december. it is tormenting, so far this has been done. the first hospital of the new generation is tormenting from here. hospitals siyar started working in the village of gori on qeshm island . in this hospital, specialized services are provided. this hospital, which has a capacity of 128 beds , is one of the most equipped, advanced and fastest mobile hospitals in west asia. at least 50 doctors and 70 nurses of this medical center from hazrat fatima hospital. they come from the city of kerman and serve the clients. we have seen all the expertise and all subjects that exist in a well-equipped and first-class urban hospital in this hospital, and it has become independent in this region. all the dear people, both from the island and from outside the is

america and the united states. who have a long history of gross violations of human rights , they violatedernational laws again, if the tensions escalate, the region will face a disaster, and the responsibility lies with the united states. simultaneously with this security council meeting, the secretary general of the united nations issued a statement about the us and british attacks on yemen. a statement that, of course, condemns these attacks he did not, but he implicitly asked the united states and england to take any action that worsens the situation. and it spreads the conflicts in the region, avoid ali rajabi , united nations security council, new york. i fully expected that the us would carry out attacks against yemen, hezbollah and other regions of the world that support palestine . this problem. and it was expected from america. this is an unjust war that the hegemonic powers have started. they respect no one but power. i expect that the yemenis will continue to stand strong and be affected by the attacks do not be placed in america. their activities against israel's interests in

in 2001, the fbi arrested seven iranians in the united states who transferred $400,000 to an organization linked to the people's mujahideen in the united arab emirates. had transferred to the united arab emirates. this organization takes the money for he had spent buying weapons. according to the head of the court , the hearing of this case will be continued next week in the 11th branch of criminal court no.1 in tehran. mehdi javadi, radio and television news agency. in the name of god and greetings, we are at your service with some sports news. first of all , i present a football report. i love and appreciate your presence. the camp of the iranian national football team for a successful participation in the asian nations cup began with a special party. the commander-in-chief of the irgc expressed his interest in football players in a meeting with the national football team. the names of football players are sacred to me when i remember mr. ali parveen, hassan roshan, ali jabari, and i know all of you, maybe you don't think so, for example, mr. rouzbeh cheshmi is sitting there, sardar sal

at the meeting was the national security adviser, the president of the united states, who briefed then... what facilities provided by the united states, they end up in ukraine, and how that will affect our ability to defend ourselves, and of course that it has been used in some way such moral pressure at least, but speaker johnson maintains the position that first, the administration must make concessions on the security of the southern border, and he said that there can be no compromises there, america's border. he should go before the ukrainian one, on the other hand, the nervous reaction of one of such regimented trumpians, margery green, that as soon as speaker johnson tries to pass or put such a law to a vote, she will, therefore, start the procedure to remove the speaker from this position, last time kevin mccartney lost position, since... this wing actually, although she did not vote then, she very much criticized this kevin mccarthy, but in fact there, i don't remember, five or six republicans voted for the removal, and then the democrats, well, in fact, in full , voted, that

co-founder sergey brin, cia director william burns, professor noam chomsky, director woody allen, united states, whofor an artist in a woman's dress with heels , well in general, like something in this, yes, the same thing is happening around barack obama, look, he drowned in a pond 2.5 m deep, on the obama estate, his personal chef, who worked with him throughout his presidency, despite the fact that he was semi-professional rower and swam beautifully, and the director of the health department died mysteriously in the same way. well, just so you understand, somewhere around here all sorts of hints usually begin. i started stroking his thigh to let him know what i wanted from him and to see his reaction, and i was not mistaken. he understood me, that's when everything happened between us, so we had a fun night in the limousine with drugs and sex. so, you stroke his leg, to be honest, like a man who is not turned on by gay sex, if they started doing this with me, i'd say, "hey, chill out, buddy." believe me, there have been times when i misunderstood guys. one time they almost broke my arm. but then

argentina becomes a colony of the united states who is going to give away its natural resources to north american companies such as lithium, right? they have recently approved a special law in this regard that protects the interests of the americans, the property of americans. without doubt, at the same time, it has come into contradiction with its. do not forget that he has demanded the payments of $75,00 to the popular organizations that have raised the current protests in argentina. this is black and white, i'm eduardo artes. hoy día vamos a trabajar en profundidad sobre las causas. to deeply discuss the causes and consequences of havier malay's election, how was he chosen, what was the background, and what are the results of the views and interests of the workers? salidas que hay desde un punto de vista popular, de los intereses de los trabajadores, porque estamos today we are with a high-ranking syndicate leader. welcome back to black and white, jorge ramirez, university lecturer and leader of the argentine union at the national level. was one of the causes of this situation, and th

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behind these crimes are evil forces, and at the head of them are the zionist regime and the united states, who, with direct terrorist actions or support , do not lose the main path, which is the liberation of the holy holy city, with these crimes, and this russian christian artist with a special symbol it was said that hossein, the blood of imam hossein flows in the veins of history and the blood of these innocent men, women and children helps to continue the path of imam hossein. slow previously, russian president vladimir putin , the archbishop of the orthodox church, the grand mufti of the muslims of russia, sent separate messages to the leader of the revolution and the president of our country, while condemning this terrorist act, and expressed deep sympathy with the nation and government of iran. seyed ali chaina, sed and sima news agency, embassy of the islamic republic of iran in moscow. pakistan army forces identified and cleared a hideout of terrorists in khyber pakhtunkhwa province. in this operation, which led to a heavy exchange of fire between the army forces. and terrorists, two

who are the people running some of our largest and most successful companies in the united states? whohe innovators in the united states? who dominate our universities, particularly our premier universities? the answer, quite frankly, our indian exchange students who want to remain here, and tiny students who china wants to bring back to china. we can harness those together. we already have -- that's one of the interesting things, if i go to silicon valley and my host it, i go to san jose or santa clara, i see the success of our relationships. estimate has been working on immigration reform for 20 years, a number one challenge we have is india -- nh one and other temporary visa programs want to become permanent residents and citizens, the backlog is huge. the fact is that the amount of indian investors who would like to expand their visas and like to bring greater amounts over his massive. these are people who come yes, the want of a nexus to the country of india, but also want to have a real foothold in the united states. and they bring not just ambition but they bring ingenuity and t