2nd me that's bringing sarah richardson, who's a royal historian and a professor of history at university of war. she joins me live now from coventry in england as we watch those pictures of the plain at edinburgh. a port about to take off with queen elizabeth the 2nd coffin on board. sarah scotland has been the center of national warning for a number of days now. but the departure of this plain signifies the next stage of of, of morning across the united kingdom. yes, it's been very significant to to have this period of morning and scott doesn't try . i think probably means a lot not just to the scottish people but to the royal family given that connections with the country. but now. 5 the coffin, the body of the clean, we've to london, where the capsule familia, government is in ritual sofa. state funeral will happen. what is this fish or sort of picture that we're saying? and the crowds in schools of people that have lived the straits of edinburgh in scotland. what does that say about about their love for the queen, and whether or not those questions around moving away from them or not will r

sarah richardson, a while historian and professor of history at the university of war. thank you so much. let's bring in our correspondent alan fisher, who's joining us live from edinburgh island. i know that you can't necessarily see the pictures that we're seeing, but can you talk us through the journey that the queen is making on the way to edinburgh? a port you can, you can sense it from the crowd. exactly the reaction to this, many of them have waited for hours to see the departure of the queen. her body was loaded into the coffin, borne by members of the royal regiment of scotland. the queen was the commander in chief of that regiment, essentially the honorary head. so she to close link with the regiment. and as you say, the princess royal, was there someone who also has very close links and with scotland initially, the crowd were silent, and then as the court fulton began to move off, there was a round of applause. and some people been questioning why that would be, and i think it's in tribute to the queen, 70 years of service, public service, a rule she never ex

we will also speak with climate scientist michael mann of the university of pennsylvania, author of "the new climate warthe fight to take back our planet." then to london for the state funeral of queen elizabeth ii. we will speak with kehinde andrews, the uk's first professor of black studies. author of "the new age of empire: how racism and colonialism still rule the world." he says his grandmother would have mourned the queen, but he finds that difficult. >> i guess it depends on what you think being a good job of being queen is. if it is to represent white supremacy and the elite of colonialism, she has done it very well. if you consider the royal family -- weathered some heavy storms including prince andrew. how she kept the images of the royal family established, then yes she ascended good job. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. more than a million residents of puerto rico remain without power a day after hurricane fiona smashed into the island, bringing 100 mile an hour winds and up to 30 inches of rain to part

see, the gopher is an original post, while luzhkov is told about all sorts of anti-war rallies within the walls of the universityshed out with criticism, they didn’t publicly insult ivan for sursky grandson of the famous first dean and president of the faculty of journalism of moscow state university yasin for sursky ivan, after the start of the special operation, resigned from his post, ex-head of the department of new media and communication theory. at the same time, she left the country already from abroad with her fake posts trying to discredit the actions of the russian army, but nothing came of it. now , at the moment in time, they did not cause damage, and some of their peers were the same students as they were, developing in the future did not cause damage to our entire society and our entire state. this is the main question in my opinion, around which i need to build further work. it is bitter and scary that people who seem to work in journalism, who a priori provide different points of view, so easily dream of shutting their mouths and pouring mud on a person just because they adhere to another opinion

child before the war, she lived carefree, surrounded by nannies, ponies, dogs, maid governesses, education was home at the university, elizabeth did not study in britain in the middle of last century, the university for women was unheard of during the war, the princess completed a three-week auto mechanic course. this was the only case when elizabeth could compare with her peers in academic performance, who would be her life partner, she decided almost as early as she realized that there would be a queen. a dozen english aristocrats and chose a poor prince of a naval officer with a salary of 11 pounds a week. on me and you will understand in your queen not to take patience with him celebrated 73 wedding anniversaries and the birth of four children. we know how difficult it is sometimes to keep a happy family. speak but if it succeeds, there is nothing better still in youth in a three-volume book on the law and the constitution by william angsan. she emphasized the line that the monarchy in britain is advisory and indicative never during a referendum on brexit and scottish independence not when deciding to send british troops after the americans to afghanistan, libya,

>> he's 14 and he's protecting i guess the universe of "star wars." >> jimmy: well, good.say i thought i was going to be his hero after being in "star wars." and it didn't happen. >> jimmy: oh. it never happens with kids. >> well, i die in the film. so he goes like, that's it? [ laughter ] it's over. now i'm glad to be back. but i'm his hero because i'm here. he watches this show. >> jimmy: oh, he does? [ cheers and applause ] well, good. hi, geronimo. thank you for watching. you know what i'm going to do? i'm going to make it a point to make sure that you are my son billy's hero. we will watch the show together. although this is not necessarily a show for little kids. this is like kind of a serious take on -- i mean, i could see already you're drawing some parallels to the real world as it compares to the death star. it's really more of an -- is it fair to say an adult "star wars" show? >> i would say like a complex show because my son loves it. my daughter loves it. i don't think -- i think it's about people that want complexity, yeah. and there are so many layers in the

war. she lived carefree, surrounded by nannies, ponies, dogs, maid governesses, education was at home at the university, elizabeth did not study in britain in the middle oft century, a university for women was unheard of during the war, the princess completed a three-week course in auto mechanics. it was the only case when elizabeth could compare with her peers in academic performance, who would be her life partner, she decided almost as early as she realized that she would be queen so the crayfish chose a poor prince of a naval officer with a salary of 11 pounds a week, look at me. in your queen, patience celebrated with him, 73 wedding anniversaries and the birth of four children, lord, we all know how difficult it is sometimes to maintain a happy family, of which you speak, but if it succeeds, there is nothing better in youth in three volumes according to the law and the constitution of william antsison. she stressed the line that the monarchy in britain is consultative and never indicative. not during the referendum on brexit and scottish independence, not during the decision to follow the americans in sending british troops to afghanistan, libya, ir

university of warsaw and will study for free. this opportunity is provided by the program for the protection of ukrainians fleeing the war. r successful admission, the boy began to solve housing problems in the capital of poland. at the university of warsaw, there are five or six dormitories. on the left and on the right bank in different areas, i chose such a more private, uh, hostel, it is far enough from the center to get a place in the hostel, you need to fill a lot of docks, but it's convenient that everything can be done online, says nazar, on the website you can submit an application there, set priorities, which dormitory do you most want to get into, well, actually, i got into the dormitory that i wanted to go to... it is not known how much it costs, but it looks very modern and interesting , two places, well, a room for two people, they think that it will be fine, the boy will see his room when he starts studying, but it is already known for sure that accommodation will cost at least 500 zlotys per month, if you compare the prices, it can be from 500-600 zlotys per place, it is in a public place, and if it is priv

universities during the occupation of the territory, you know such losers in the scientific world and an academic breakthrough in occupied kherson as a taxi driver became the vice-chancellor of a national university, every warives birth to heroes. unfortunately, there is no way around the helpless. in the ranks of the enemy is different, some become gauleiters after being sold, others with weapons terrorize their former fellow citizens in the status of the people's militia, the third - openly fight against the ukrainian army such a list can be continued endlessly, but this week, when the new school year begins, i decided to focus on educators on the internet full of photos of traitors, teachers from schools and educators of daughters who, under the guise of the noble goal of continuing the education of children despite the occupation, began to collect information for the invaders whose parents left for unoccupied territory whose father serves in the armed forces and so on, for which there are many options, nevertheless , i am collecting information about these collaborators, teachers and educators, to my list. it will be interesting to see after the de-occupation, we didn't know about their lies like we did

of kherson state university, deputy mr. oleksandr of the kherson regional council congratulates you, congratulations , congratulations, i understand that at the university of kherson, the university of kherson is the second time since the second world wartovoi survived the evacuation, now you have the opportunity to work in prykarpattia, so please tell me how you managed to do the relocation of your university. well, on september 1, how did you meet on this day who have the opportunity of the most important capacity to work with students, please. thank you very much , kherson, ukraine, and we really hope that we will get back to you soon. what exactly is your question? see today, the first of september, in our university , uh, 2,700 students of our contingent are meeting this inpatients are part-time students, contract workers, these are state employees , e.e., part of the children, e.e., unfortunately, is located in the kherson region, e.e., there is no physical possibility to leave, different circumstances are completely different, who has elderly parents, someone simply, circumstances simply physically cannot leave with enough funds , e.e. for some, leaving, for example, from kherson, which they love. well, just like their native ho

university of warsaw and will study for free. this opportunity is provided by the program for the protection of ukrainians fleeing the war after successful admission, the boy began to solve the issue of housing in the capital of poland at the university of warsaw, there are five or six dormitories, er, there are many of them on the left and right banks in different areas, i chose such a more chamber er, cool dormitory, it is quite far from the center in order to get a place in the dormitory, you need to fill out a lot of documents, but it is convenient that everything can be done online, says nazar, on the website you can apply for e-e, set priorities and what type of dormitory you most want to get into, well, actually, i i got to the hostel i wanted to go to. i've been there so far, they don't let me look at the rooms. i don't know how much it costs, but it looks very modern and interesting. two places, well, for two people, the room thinks that it will be fine. the guy will see the room when the studies start, but it is already known for sure that the accommodation will cost at least 500 zlotys per month, if you compare the prices , it

the lugansk and donetsk guys are coming, they are pulling this university of war on themselves, that y of the very same, you know, high and pure metal, so i wonder what, uh, the british american media that works. well , de facto, as an information cover operation. they say, we won't talk. e, what settlements did the ukrainian troops take so that there would be no problems? that is, it turns out this is generally, of course, yes. we know what we also have to sit in the back. we are not we know, yes, suddenly we find out information that comes from hospitals, because, well, doctors talk directly with foreign journalists. they say, well, listen, well, there has never been such an influx of wounded in the ukrainian states. man, of course, such a one-time loss of ukraine in its entire history of islam. here, so that such a number of dead wounded were not there at the same time. at the same time, what is the difference, say, from ukrainian propaganda. we have confirmation of burned equipment. we show this objective control, but you can’t argue with this, vladimir vladimirovich is here, of c

to say that water is responsible for the quality of its universities, this is wrong, that is, education is interfering no no here no no right now the wariversities felt the importance of the autonomy they have and the horizontal ties between the universities became stronger, that is, we are on the right track here, but the state is responsible for quality. that is, this if the position of the state is that we are responsible for quality , therefore we must do something, this is a false position because the universities themselves must be responsible for quality and it does not affect, say, the sources of income , because if we take well-known universities such as oxford, they are very heavily financed by the state philosophizes the state because it is not in the interest of the state to control but to have high-quality institutions of higher education that were a source of innovation , the results of scientific research and expertise , and the quality of graduate training. therefore, this is a little it is a simplification to say that if the university is autonomous, then it does not receive state development, for example, that is not

of movement. uh, she becomes so universal in memories. uh, then already the old well-known comprehension of history, when he reminisces about how before the first world war travels around europe as a young man, he is such a rather universal moment, when he receives , uh, the passport describes sewing himself up, i don’t remember, either in a belt, or in a style. the world is completely golden. yes, in the russian case, these are the very golden rubles. actually, it is sent somewhere by a third-class train somewhere on foot. e through france to italy and beyond. strictly speaking, where the eyes look in most cases. uh, hmm not showing documents or showing them. uh, purely, from afar in the sense that he has such. eh, here. this is such a fairly typical situation. world war i. everything will change here. uh, the first world war in many ways created a standard situation of already possessing individual identification documents, all kinds of defecation passport cards. and the first world war, including due to huge mass movements. uh, create a visa practice that we are familiar with to this day, these visas are pasted into passports. uh, moving borders visa

i wish they weren’t there, but the rules of war are universal somewhere.rael with egypt and syria or ukraine with russia. i can’t help but ask you how the russian army is preparing for winter. say there that they will face a task to keep captured territories or capture new ones , how are they preparing for this, what is the movement of equipment, maybe you are observing or some other signs, well, look here, it is not equipment, it is talking about uniforming, it is known that it is very bad with uniforming, i can tell you how the army of ukraine prepares yes, they will officially be a request to the nato countries for winter tent uniform sets, plus they have already called, it is already known that out of 200,000 sets that asked for 100,000 sets, they will definitely give this one already they said, probably, 100,000 are coming. and well, there will be a depression. as he says, tents will be in ukraine, winter uniform will be covered, and so on, and who will have creams? ask someone, ask iran. i don't know, let's see, it's all always rumors. there were all

of import substitution in production, mainly belarusian and russian components are used. the gomel university clinic was opened on the basis of the regional clinical hospital for the disabled of the great patriotic warse not chosen by chance, but before there were three departments of the medical university. now the students of the university will be fully integrated into the work of the hospital , all the buildings that today at the medical university will be used to help treat patients in our clinic, moreover, and the new program , a new direction that exists, we will again introduce thanks to the medical university base soon. the clinics will open three new departments with a particular focus on surgery and rehabilitation updated facilities - a new approach to medical practice. establishment of the university hospital. it will allow to bring assistance to the population to higher levels. it will not help to prepare qualified specialists and save time for their training. lepel celebrated the 583rd anniversary of the holiday. several important objects of the filthy central square were opened in the city at once, the fraternal military burial place of the great patriotic war was landscaped for the c

there is also a platform for stands of fantastic universes, which were made by the guys immersed headlong into known universes, like star warsor who and other real other worlds, in the atmosphere of which anyone could get into, who, of course, bought the coveted ticket with the head of one of the stands. we were able to chat. maxim hello, you are the head of the steampack booth. tell us what kind of stand this is, what simpunk is represented here, this is such a direction, let's put it simply steam technologies, mechanical devices and so on. we found, let's say, a movie that is a little bit in that style and we reproduced it. so it's a 1999 movie. wild wild the west is called walking mechanically around the city, destroying it. this city is the most everything works, as it were, on the contrary, it is the technology of steam, who comes to your wall of absolutely any direction of illusions, of all ages, absolutely who? what does everyone come in, everyone is interested, that not everyone knows at all where they came from? where it comes from, but they will know because we have our own program to educate people that this is a

university of commencement address, 1763. he said that what the soviet suffered of world war 2 was the equivalent of the entire united states, east of chicago having been destroyed. mm. initially the plan to attack the u. s. l was code named trojan over time it evolved into pincher bush, lack of crank, shaft half moon coke, wheel off tackle and cherry. a december 19th, 1949. so the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviets operation, dropshot, date of attack, january the 1st 1957. mm hm. the plan outlines the complete annihilation of the usa under the democratic guise of liberating the nations from communism. but those very nations would be wiped out along with communism. in the 1st phase of operation dropped, shot in visits, dropping 300 nuclear and 250000 tons of conventional bombs on the side. the union in 100 soviet cities were pre selected as targets. the 2nd phase, the ussr is attacked by 250 nato divisions. soviet thought so taken over by nato naval forces. the 3rd phase, annihilating the u. s. i saw wiping it off the weld map to that end all new weapons i've said to be deployed nuclear, chemical, radiol

of import substitution is underway in production , mainly belarusian and russian components are used gomel university clinic was opened on the basis of the regional clinical hospital for disabled veterans of the great patriotic war. the base was not chosen by chance, but earlier there were three departments of the medical university. now the students of the university will be fully integrated into the work of the hospital all the buildings that today at the medical university will be used to help treat patients in our clinic, moreover, and the new program, a new direction that exists again, will be introduced thanks to the medical university in the near future. on the base. the clinics will open three new departments with a special focus on surgery and rehabilitation, renovated facilities - this is a new approach to medical practice. establishment of the university hospital. it will allow to bring assistance to the population to higher levels. it will not help to prepare qualified specialists and save time for their training. lepel celebrated the 583rd anniversary of the holiday. in the town several important objects were opened at once badly, the central square was landscaped with the bratsk military burial pla

driven by both preschoolers and to employees of any enterprises and to universities, because we are in a situation where a war of extermination has been declared on us. what are these respectable gentlemen who supply weapons talking about directly and openly, and you need to understand that the term is everything for the front, everything for the victory, it should come from everyone and you don’t have to be shy about it and pretend that it’s none of your business, you understand, if you look at the history of russia then we had a lot of war of conflicts with him, so sorry, and in them initially, counting on success, they got in the face, starting from there are a lot of ivan the terrible peter the great under the army of the soviet-finnish war - this time it was repeated for us, the situation at the front does not matter in principle. now i will even tell you why, because globally, no matter what happens now, the situation will not change for us. this is a fight for survival. and if the situation goes, unfavorable for us, it only means that the one who sits today in the well-being of nege is relaxed, he will

a university clinic was opened on the basis of the gomel regional hospital for the disabled of the great patriotic warl the work of this medical institution change? the main goal of creating the first university clinic in gomel is a symbiosis of science and practice. the base of the hospital was not chosen by chance earlier. three departments of the medical university were located here and now the students of the university will be fully integrated. to work of the hospital, all the knowledge that the prayer at the medical university today will be used to help treat patients in our clinic, moreover, a new program, a new direction that exists, we will again introduce thanks to the medical university in the near future, the opening on the basis of the clinic three new departments with special attention to surgery and rehabilitation are also planned to improve the material and technical base of the institution. establishment of the university hospital. provides an opportunity to withdraw assistance population to a higher level. but most importantly, this will help to quickly prepare qualified specialists.

there is also a platform for stands of fantastic universes, which were made by the guys, immersed in well- known universes, like in star warsoctor who and other real another world, into the atmosphere of which anyone could get, who, of course, bought a cherished ticket with the head of one of stands. we were able to communicate. maxim hello you are the head of the steampack booth. tell us what kind of stand this is, what steampunk is represented here, this is such a direction, let's say, sprouting steam technologies, mechanical devices and so on. we found, let's say , a movie that is a little bit in that style and we reproduced it. so it's a 1999 movie. the wild wild west is called walking mechanically around the city destroying this city is the most everything works, as it were, on the contrary, it is the technology of steam, who comes to you on the wall of absolutely any direction, lies of all ages, absolutely what everyone does everyone comes in and is interested that not everyone knows at all where they came from? where does this come from, but they will find out, because we have our own program to enlighten people that

university of oxford in the u. k. he's also the author of the upcoming book putin's war on ukraine and examines why a boot and opted for all out regime change in ukraine and looks at the future implications of the invasion, mr. romani. welcome. so good to see you. we saw a very defiant, potent, again, today he even said that russia had lost nothing in launching the whar. what do you make of that? why does the message and he asked to convey, he's always been trying to convey the match. she's the sanctions that have been urged on russia are going to pull rank of unintended consequences, are much stronger on the last, especially in the energy sphere in terms of freezing of europe, and also russia shield that is immense military losses that hasn't reported officially on casualties since the end of march, and the agile is running now at $15.00 to $20000.00 lowest toys and they're now at risk of new territory and hers on. whereas the russians you make the counter offensive that grant is launching, is not sustainable. so his lot to cover up the truth is, and i think that's fair to say that russia hasn't gained anything in the

million people, is it not enough for a country with a population of 25 million, the ideological war within the walls of moscow state university hunted a student down for supporting the russian military and in general, residents of donbass and what does the university leadership say? we need to be very careful about all the lists and leaks of dmitry peskov's today's words regarding information stuffing from partial mobilization, which, as the presidential press secretary noted, is cooked up by our enemies and distributed within the country. those who succumb to hysterics or deliberately disperse it. properly intentional activity has to be said most often. for example, the so-called human rights activists from the spring movement, associated with agent khodorkovsky, are calling for the mass posting of self-made stickers and graffiti leaflets on the walls in russian cities in order to create the illusion of total discontent. all the same mobilization, while the foreign agent is currently advising the mobilized russians to surrender to the militants of the armed forces, but at the same time, of course, he does not mention that th

disconnection from swift from the swift system, we have been talking since the beginning of a full-scale war and before it the universed of heavenly to me. we have been really working on this issue since the 14th year, we spoke with colleagues literally in april, two weeks before the introduction of the fifth package, and they talked about the fact that at most four banks were not included, that is, you see such an interesting model, ukraine insists on more, gets a little less, it is necessary well, that is, we will continue to act if we do not offer nothing, the eu will always agree to something less, now we understand that for us there are really significant effects, there is even a ban on certain space semiconductors, that's it, that's the end, it's not a question, you know, a few months if we're talking about energy resources, it's already what they call it in europe, dandia - it's an established fact. and it's also important for us that jose borel himself, as a person who has, i want to tell you in his office , ukrainian consultants, understands that any rollback of sanctions must take place and the ukrainian sid

of 8 trillion dollars on wars across the middle east, north africa, and south central asia in 2 decades. that's according to research by the watson institute for international and public affairs at brown, university of that amount. 2 trillion dollars was spent on the war in afghanistan, which ended just one year ago with america's clumsy withdrawal offer. and journalist daniela's era says he does not believe the u. s. report about russia's interference, saying the u. s. itself has meddled and dozens of elections in other countries. the state department report, c, i a 4 is just ludicrous. i mean, according to a study at carnegie mellon university, the us interfered in 62 election foreign elections during the cold war. after the cold war intervenes in washington havi as low as ganeth and elsewhere, the u. s. has a national damage for democracy. a government funded agency whose job is to distribute funds to political. busy parties in and other countries, it's part of the law. and, you know, and, and yes, it is what states do. and that's what the us in particular, has been especially aggressive in doing. i've been no position to judge. however, given the information i put out in 2016, 18 over russian

" as in " better angels of our nature," the quote from abraham lincoln in this speech where he was trying to avert the civil war -- david blankenhorn, professor at the university of minnesota was the architect as most of our workshop programming courses, and david lapp of ohio brought together about an even number of folks who had just voted for hillary clinton and who had just voted for donald trump in ohio, a place that had split evenly between the two candidates to see if they can still find common ground together because the bitterness was so pronounced. the people coming into this workshop that was crafted specifically for this occasion did not believe they could emerge with common ground. powerful friendships came out of our three day immersive experience braced in these principles of family therapy, including a famous friendship -- based on these principles of family therapy, including a famous friendship between 2 friends of mine. they came away, praising the group and each other. they brought special amendment. kuyar committed to participating in a service at greg's church and greg committed to participating in a service at kuyar's mosque. npr got a h

i am very proud of our doctors and of the zaporizhzhia medical university, they are all there and ready to help us. i remind you that from the first day of the war several doctors , including professor olena ponomarenko , she was very famous and knew doctors in zaporizhzhia. she came and worked for us as a volunteer doctor for several months. she saved a lot of lives of our soldiers. they work, they help and every time they are ready to go to the hospital to help . we have a private center in the center in zaporizhzhia that helps us. more than 20 times he came to us at the front, he was a very high-status team, as volunteers they helped us survive the flow of wounded, they took over the operating room, so zaporizhzhia is right at the doctors, well done. i would really ask them not to give in to panic to endure because uh, we have nowhere to run to, only ukraine and now it depends on how many doctors will be able to provide help in zaporizhzhia, including ours and points because we have several stabilization points and most of the wounded we send to zaporizhzhia because the roads to the dnipro are extremely bad and it is impossible to prove that

from peter couldn't make russia and professor of history at the american university in washington. dc analyzes the balance of power that developed in pre war europe, a stop hitler. we could prevent a world porto because hitler was way and he would wait and he was bluffing. and assuming that the west was back in his band, up to him at the west, was hoping him any real elements in the west for hopefully that he was just going to go east. so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. negotiations between the ussr, britain and france, to establish an anti fascist blog, reached an impasse because secret british german negotiations were taking place at the same time. in return for guaranteeing the integrity of the british empire bitten off at hitler, freedom of action in the east for britain to survive. russia had to be sacrificed. churchill of jenks. if for instance, mister chamberlain, on receipt of the russian offer had replied yes. let us 3 band together and bring hitler's next history might have gone a different way. it was clear to starlin that the western powers were ignoring his proposals and co

university of commencement address, 1763. he said that what the soviet suffered of world war 2 was the equivalent of the entire united space east of chicago having been destroyed. mm. initially the plan to attack the u. s. l was code named trojan over time it evolved into pincher bush, waka, crankshaft, half moon, coke wheel, off tackle and sharia. december 19th, 1949, saw the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviet operation. dropshot date of attack. january the 1st 1957 mm. the plan outlined the complete annihilation of the usaa under the democratic guise of liberating the nations from communism. but those very nations would be wiped out alone with communism. in the 1st phase of operation dropped shot and visited dropping 300 nuclear and 250000 tons of conventional bombs on the soviet union. in 100 soviet cities were pre selected as targets.

war and ukraine. my 1st guest is samuel r romani, he teaches politics and international relations at the university of oxford in the u. k. he's also the author of the upcoming book putin's war on ukraine and examines why boot and opted for all out regime change in ukraine and looks at the future implications of the invasion, mr. romani. welcome. so good to see you. we saw a very defiant putin again today he even said that russia had lost nothing in launching the war. what do you make of that? what does the message that he asked to convey? he's always been trying to convey the matches. the sanctions that have been imposed on russia are going to be ranking of unintended consequences are much stronger on the west, especially in the energy sphere in terms of freezing of europe and also russia. she'll that is immense. military losses and has been reported officially on casualties since the end of march. and the agile is running now at $15.00 to $20000.00 lowest toys and they're now at risk of new territory anchors on. whereas the russians make the counter ventures that you crane is launching, is not sustai

university of oxford. his areas of expertise are everything from war theory military ethics especially the ethics of remote and autonomous weapons. he's a senior pilot with more than 1400 pilot and instructor pilot hours and many flown in of major u.s. combat humanitarian operations. he currently serves on the air force staff, so staffs, artificial intelligence, cross functional team. but, you know, the more we see u.s. military involved in other parts of the world, the more we see the use of drones and other remote weapons. and so now a good time to discuss whether that is moral or. so please join me in welcoming joseph chapter. thank you, tony, for the kind introduction. thank you for being here. this is really a privilege. i would be lying if i told you that i expected someday to write a book and to be able to talk to folks like you about it. i never thought that was going to be the case. this is really exciting. and to do so at this historic place is something special for me. also i would be remiss if i didn't mention that president carter wrote a new york times op ed in 2012, in which made it very cle

university of oxford. his areas of expertise are everything from war theory military ethics especially the ethics of remote and autonomous weapons. he's a senior pilot with more than 1400 pilot and instructor pilot hours and many flown in of major u.s. combat humanitarian operations. he currently serves on the air force staff, so staffs, artificial intelligence, cross functional team. but, you know, the more we see u.s. military involved in other parts of the world, the more we see the use of drones and other remote weapons. and so now a good time to discuss whether that is moral or. so please join me in welcoming joseph chapter. thank you, tony, for the kind introduction. thank you for being here. this is really a privilege. i would be lying if i told you that i expected someday to write a book and to be able to talk to folks like you about it. i never thought that was going to be the case. this is really exciting. and to do so at this historic place is something special for me. also i would be remiss if i didn't mention that president carter wrote a new york times op ed in 2012, in which made it very cle

there is also a platform for stands of fantastic universes, which were made by the guys immersed headlong into known universes, such as star warsoctor who and other real another world, into the atmosphere of which anyone could get, who, of course, bought a testament not a ticket with the head of one of the stands we were able to communicate. maxim hello you steampack stand head. tell us what kind of stand this is, what is presented here, is it a direction, let's say it's easier steam technologies, mechanical devices and so on. we found, let's say, a movie that is a little bit in that style and we reproduced it. so it's a 1999 movie. the wild wild west is called walking the mechanical through the city allowed it. this city works the most, as if, on the contrary, it is the technology of steam, who comes to your wall of absolutely any direction of illusions, of all ages, absolutely everyone. who what does everyone come in everyone is interested that not everyone knows at all where they came? where does it come from, but they will find out, because we have our own program to trace people, that this exhibition is already the jubilee

i am first stephanie mcdaniel and i am professor of english and the graduate dean at jackson state university. and welcome to our panel entitled world war two from the air. the sponsor for this panel is the university of southern mississippi dell center for the study of war and society, with representatives for our sponsor. please stand at this time. let's thank our sponsors. moderator for this session is marshal ramsey marshal a nationally recognized editorial cartoonist, shares his cartoons and travels the state as a mississippi. today's editor at large, he is also host of a weekly statewide radio program and a television program on mississippi public broadcasting. and marshall is the author of several books. he is a two time pulitzer finalist and was named a top 100 employee of gannett. marshall, take it away. thanks. yeah. a couple of housekeeping notes. if you do not turn off your phone, i will draw a cartoon about you. and it it will not be ready just to let you know that. and also, two of them, tom clement, was supposed to be with us today, and he had a tragedy in his family. and we all just want to send our prayers to him and hi