the play with wagner. since wagner is arrival, they have been growing that conversations of the pieces against civilians by the army. and wagner mercenaries, and then you lose out this, that report nice stories of band. so there is clearly a desire to prevent any discussion about of insensitivity and the abuse is carried out by the exact same lama. it also sends a very clear message to the remaining local journalists and also a foreign media outlets at operating money that certain topics are off limits. the concern there is that for regular citizens, it's going to become more difficult to access information that doesn't fit within the accepted narrative. private military companies like wagner has become a key component of the cremeans irregular warfare strategy. in 2015 russian private military companies were active in 4 countries. now they are in 27. and most of those deployments have been to africa with unstable government, looking for protection, colonial legacies that can be exploited and under resourc

address. wagner says secretive that officially, it does not exist legal vac. now the wagner group doesn't carry out, make sure they misinformation and influence campaigns on line that coincide with what the mercenaries are doing in the field is much down to pass from secrecy around wagner is something that's done on purpose, and it makes it really difficult to be certain how the kremlin is using wagner because it can't be held accountable for actions of a group that has no official links to the links between wagner and moscow on official. but they are there and they go right to the top. wagner is reportedly owned by us guinea, precocious an oligarchy, known as putin shift and nickname. he picked up off the hosting numerous dennis for the russian president, craig ocean, owns restaurants, a museum. many companies, including one called the internet research agents. dr. be located here in saint petersburg. it is currently sanctioned by both the us and the u. k. providing extensive disinformation campaign. and when you look at the countries where wagner has been de

if anything, wagner has largely been seen as an exploitative force.h is including cash as well as reserves to minerals. it doesn't feel as if there is a clear counter—narrative, at least for now, against russian involvement. abortion law is one of the growing number of issues that divide opinion so sharply in the united states nowadays. the leaking of a draft opinion paper from the us supreme court indicating that the landmark judgement from 1973 in the roe v wade case might be overturned has broughtjoy, anger and bitterness. but what does it mean for american politics? i turn to our north america correspondent, anthony zurcher. i think it is going to have a very real effect on american politics, particularly this year with midterm congressional elections looming in november. with roe v wade potentially being struck down and all of this being handed back to the states where individual state legislatures can decide on the legality of the abortion. so you have states that could ban abortion entirely. you could have states that could make it very easy to

wagner didn't change the law. it announced with a live been at all times as this court has explained in cases such as rivers. >> how was trying to applied when it was regulatory? >> when there's a regulation that violates a statute? is at your question? >> guest. >> yes. so the look decision is an example of that. v.a.'s regulation imposed upon requirement that the statute did not. that's the very regulation this court held plainly invalid in brown versus gardner. in the look decision the veterans court said first there was a clear and unmistakable error my v.a. applying that unlawful regulation and also there was a further second clear and unmistakable error because even under different clause in a regulation the veteran should a prevailed if that's an example but look to stop the only indication that that is how the cue senator before congress codified it. the government agrees with us that the russell decision from the veterans court is instructive. what russell said is that statutory or regulatory provisions,

the leaders of the gentle hired russian mercenaries from the wagner group for their protection. the gentiles refusing to hand over power to civilian rule for another 2 years. and as a result, neighboring countries have imposed sanctions on the landlord country sealing its borders and halting. trade prices have exploded. for example, the price of soap has doubled and food is much more expensive. basic necessities have become unaffordable. and this is because of the embargo. if this continues, we won't be able to survive. this is unsustainable. state coffers are becoming empty with just enough to pay civil servants for a few months target has offered to mediate between molly's genta and regional leaders. while the un peacekeeping force remains, the un secretary general warns of the debilitating effect. while these troubles are having the rest of the region threatened by armed groups, while he is increasingly isolated, with russian mercenaries remaining to deal with a country on the brink, nicholas hawk for inside story. all right, let's take a look at the g. 5 sa had a joint force

we've seen it in republic of center africa, where now are since 2016 the wagner, the russians are there and bring themselves to all the mineral resources, diamonds and gold. in the, in the north central africa, we see that in many they're trying to the same. we can see that this moved to was unsticking. the french is so taking place in synagogue synagogue, which is origin a country. because it's not just as a head to terrorism, there is and sitting door region and going up to the gulf of guinea and to the ivory coast. and it's kind of a sitting process and some people are arguing every county. no, but definitely, you know, that africa is a treasure chest. every one was in on africa, and as a resentment mackenzie, all the countries want to be there in africa, china, russia, turkey, de, arab emirates, a every one was to be able to head them, sent me narrow resources of africa. and therefore, want to take the place of the colonizer the crew yet east. and in the case of west africa, france and embodied nigeria and gunner, it was britain. but frances remained as wheat and gross links, which

no, he is a retired military pilot who is now essentially is a recruited e-e pvk wagner and from his from the point of view of precisely the battles in the area of ​​popasnaya and participation in the capture of popasnaya was taken by the wagner infantry, and this also does not indicate that, uh, this is already an attempt to close the hill and, well, organize a breakthrough with such forces, uh, well, literally mercenaries. that is, it is already the irregular army is not an attempt at some kind of mobilization, it is an attempt, in fact, to throw mercenary troops there, how much does it change the situation, how much does it show us, well, gali is possible. add to us, then, they just killed anyone in this section. well, that is, a little bit wagner is new, that is, they used it already mercenaries and private companies, and before that, well, it’s precisely for the pops, that is, we see that there they have chimera infantry and paratroopers and some parts of the regular forces, which they have left, which there is time, they still haven’t brought out the sleepers, and the mercenari

heard about this i know wagner who wrote ride of the valkyries cool music.eed to compare this face with the latest photographs, but one thing i can say for sure is that zatonsky was killed by a man whom he was not at all afraid of, who was somewhere nearby, but who didn’t mean anything to him, whom he was used to, who was for him no one, for example, cool in that case, i also have news on your corpse. you said water washes away traces. after you hit on the head. he drowned like that without regaining consciousness. in an unconscious state with closed eyes, and under his over the centuries. i found traces of liquids splashed in his face before being removed over the head. is that some kind of special liquid you do, what not? this is an ordinary hmm super lubricant that all motorists use. i'm sure you have the same one lying around in the trunk, but explain to me, but the silicone super-fairy tale is such an aerosol, yes, rubber seals so that the rubber bands of the metal do not stick to the crime. he would have taken with him a special nerve agent aerosol or

wagner, the author of h.r. 6891. and let me reiterate congresswoman wagner's experience as the vice chairman of the house financial services committee and vice chairman for the house foreign affairs committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. wagner: i thank you, madam speaker, and i thank my mrs. wagner: i thank you, madam speaker, and i thank my friend from arkansas, french hill who is managing this bill, for yielding me the time. i rise in support of my bill, 6891, the isolate russian government officials act, a bipartisan bill that would exclude russian government officials from participating in key international bodies until moscow puts a stop to the brutal and utterly unprovoked war in ukraine. these russian officials would be excluded from international bodies including the g-20 and other organizations that oversee the world's financial system. taking part in these groups' proceedings should be out of the question for a country that has ended deblg kids of peace in europe and threat

congresswoman ann wagner and we thank each of you. this event would not be here if it was not for the incredible dedication of the staff. united states capitol historical society i stand here but i didn't do all this work. so i want sam and charice everybody wave your hand who's on the staff, giannis, donna? and we can only operate because we have an incredibly dedicated board and so many of our board members are here with us today. wave your hands jean. okay. all right everybody. we hope that this our first imperson event in 25 months. will be the beginning of new opportunities. one of the silver linings of the pandemic is that we learned how to livestream. so those of you are here great those of you who are here virtually great and everybody will be able to get this. go and watch it at another time. today we honor president grant. as a military leader. who fought to preserve the union? as a president who present fought to preserve the values of our union. and thank you all for being here. and being part of this effort. have a great

wagner: thank you very much. moving on to china. china's faced major challenges in its real estate sector. including debt problems at one of its largest developers, ever grand. china's opaque lending abroad creates contingent liabilities of unknown size and chinese regulators have warned about a rise in nonperforming loans. beijing has also announced restrictions on private investment in news media, which would only titan the chinese communist party's control over information and make china's economy more opaque. in your view, madam secretary, which parts of the chinese financial system pose the greatest risk to stability beyond china's borders? and what is treasury doing in the fsoc, the financial stability board, and elsewhere to mitigate this risk? sec. yellen: i do think that there is significant risks in the chinese financial system. and the property sector is an example of one where there is severe risks. importantly, a slowdown in the property sector beyond its global implications would probably weigh on china's growth outloo

paul park. teddy bent from philadelphia. wagner. photography upsets 5. you don't know if it doesn't have that. if baretski, i mean she, he storage now bit of about of the version with all that in him after by nice thought. not facial funny. he thought he bought back effective snell. ah. but there were other facts to about which the west prefers to keep silent. the molotov reuben dropped pat was only signed after all leading european powers and made deals with hitler. 933 germany, france, u. k. and it's a lease sign. the full power packed. 1934. poland and germany signed a non aggression declaration. 1935 to you. okay. and germany signed a naval agreement 1938. the okay. france and italy agree to the petition of czechoslovakia between germany, poland, and hungary. 1939 in latvia under stony assigned non aggression acts with germany. as fox laud us, i'm, i'm an golf from deutsch front door to want brandy's of it's on your knees, pushed him to moss la mcduffton heter to some type point. don via does. i'm for far less ish give isn't. oh, the magnum folk gave

we agreed with the wagner family and the wagner family actually brought them paper. tell me that it can’t be on both sides, but it’s used, so it’s unlikely that anything could be printed on them, but in any case it was paper from family and wagner and hmm uh we know, of course, that wagner - it was one of hitler's favorite, and maybe favorite composers over. for many years in germany, in general, it was considered enough, as if on the one hand, here it is indecent to talk about the third nuts about hitler and talk about his love of music. well, what a love for music this tyrant has. yes, and i want to remind you that in germany for decades the so-called boerotsky, festival, bayrotsky festival has been held - this is the wagner festival in fact in the city of bayrot, where everyone considers it his duty to come, and the leading politicians of the country, not only the country, this is such an event , which you need to attend merkel was there a shredder, kohl everyone comes from there and everyone this is present and did not bother anyone and does not bother anyone, an

oh, the magnum folk gave me well, and i guess he, wagner and england stayed on dawkins. armeno. 5th is one well known american author, dean henderson thinks of past events. poland and hungary invaded czechoslovakia before hitler invaded poland because poland and hungary work and already with the nazis and france in england, basically through czechoslovakia, under the bus. and they don't really want us to remember that part you see, but they just abandon them and. and again, if hadn't been for stolen, come in on the eastern front. they would abandon a lot more people in eastern europe as well. mm hm. on september the 19th 2019, the european parliament adopted a resolution stating that it was germany in the u. s. i saw that paved the way for world war 2. a mock. thank it doesn't. it doesn't get auto us in biological mando house poor in the guns stock, don't lobbyist most the time. i buy a scent extreme, and that's an alyssa shift with not everyone in the you agree is with the official line. what is new vanya starting that door? she to lead r e 0 vanya and i get scared, go, come when use

these have been attributed to the russian linked wagner group and his contract, his and mercenaries, a thought to be inside the country. louis much as the central africa director at human rights watch. he joins us by skype from charlotte the launch. can you tell us more about the evidence you have collected in the form of these witness testimonies that have detailed these abuses? how long has it been going on for and what sort of crimes are we talking about? thanks for having me in terms of how long it's been going on for. we've been documenting crimes committed by russian linked military since 2019. these started as crimes of arbitrary detention and accusing civilians of being rebels and some pretty egregious cases of torture. but it was really last year when we really started getting back on the ground in the central african republic that we started to get these really, really horrific cases of extra judicial execution samaria summary executions that had been carried out by the russian forces. and so we decided today to, to finally publish the most egregious case that we've been ab

that is, we agreed with the wagner family and the wagner family really brought them paper.c paper, they say to me, this cannot be. it is used on both sides, so it is unlikely that something could be printed on them, but in any case it was paper from the family and the wagners and hmm uh, we know, of course, that wagner - it was one of the favorites, and maybe hitler's favorite composer and for many years in germany was generally considered enough, as if on the one hand, it’s indecent to talk about the third nuts about hitler and talk about his love for music. well, what a love for music this tyrant has. yes, but i want to remind you that the so -called boyarotsky festival has been held in germany for decades. my russian festival is actually a wagner festival in the city of bayrot, where everyone considers it his duty to come, and the leading politicians of the country and not only the country. this is the kind of event that you need to attend merkel was there schroeder, kohl everyone comes from there and all this is present and did not bother anyone and does not bother anyo

i think that no wagners are capable of this to resolve such a global uh, well, not a conflict, but suchclash as uh, in the luhansk region, what are the wagnerians and what are the armed forces of various directions, aviation, artillery, infantry, tanks, etc. wagner is people who can enter the city and to commit anarchy there somewhere in syria or somewhere somewhere they won't solve anything, it's just panty, excuse me for such a word, it's to scare us again, as they scared us by the kadyrovs, how we were constantly scared by the second army of the world. how many of those wagnerites? tell me , please, and no, what they are capable of. this is absolutely being done for our society for may 9, we must order that we can still do this, there may be something else, they will never do anything, i will tell you that they will not get a hole from baglyk, they will never do anything here in donbas after that we see again and again what you see behind my back, everyone will just gnash their teeth in order to defend their land, no wagnerites are able to do anything. yes, such nonsense, mykola, aga

we will see this now too, as they say soldiers of pmc wagner throwing sand on the bodies next to theilitary base, 3 km from it, there is a recording that we can watch, which shows how a certain military man is burying corpses with sand. here you see the soldiers are throwing sand at i remember some corpses. it's thursday, 9:50 am. i wonder if it would be necessary to tell the truth? yes , what kind of soldiers are they throwing sand on some corpses, but before that it immediately sounded that these were russian private military companies. yes, do they do it? yes, why , why none of this, and then some actually, that’s all with these omissions, but nevertheless, as they say, they said the sediment still remained, what do you say about this particular video, alexander, i will say that first, they don't bury the body. and obviously. uh, there is another discovered bodies. we need some kind of security. and well , in the form in which they were found to leave before arrival. the investigating authorities, and in my opinion, the color of the skin is absolutely not visible here, but in the

of view, it was precisely the battles in the area of ​​and participation in the capture of the pvk wagner

i felt threatened wagner in there had gone with her daughter to the as of styles. deed factory on march. second, you can see her in this video, in one of the dark, underground shelters. that's where she spent the last 8 weeks. the evacuation was broken by the united nations and international red cross. it was a mission fraught with danger. note we, we travel through no man's land fairly well. ah, we had a couple of scared instance during the evacuation itself. um we discovered or we didn't discover the are the russian federation. soldiers discovered mine since mon expirence i had to be cleared. so we had a routine for the civilians to come out and there was some more to far while we were working to evacuate the civilians. a couple of rounds landed 500 meters. why also? i don't know who fog am. it stopped almost as soon as it started and that was really a despite the risks. and i decided to join the convoy with her 6 months old son. her time under ground was riddled with worry about him and about her mother who got injured and is now receiving treatment. no, it isn't as a law. ah, what?

, human rights group accused maryan soldiers and recently deployed russian fighters linked to the wagner group of torture and perpetrating massacres on civilians. it has become increasingly difficult for the un to fulfill its mandate of protecting the mountain people, many of whom are now flee their country. nicholas hawk al jazeera human rights watch once the international criminal court to investigate allegations of murder and torture in central african republic. when the says, say, the men involved were russian, several governments and the un say the forces include members of the wagner group as a private russian military security contractor, with links with the kremlin. and 2018 central african republic agreed to allow former russian military officers train its forces, rushing linked troops in the country don't wear designated uniforms nor official insignia. the rights group interviewed at least 20 people who said they saw russian speaking men who carried military grade weapons committing abuses between 20192021. and one incident they said at least 12 on the armed men were killed nea

wagner's internal conflict is a sign of the fact that the fighting spirit is running out and the powere russians is decreasing. he even writes about the fact that there are skirmishes between the russian military and, so to speak, illegally mobilized residents of these separate districts of the donetsk luhansk region. well, people really don't want to everyone perfectly understands such a situation. how many of you are with- and they see how many maimed, beaten, and killed people are being taken to the elections, we were talking about crimea, if i'm not mistaken. what's going on in crimea now in general people are not treated there, all the hospitals are full to treat people who, let's say, were wounded in hostilities on the territory of ukraine. it is true that the number of wounded is significant . today they cannot in the format that they need. well, now we come to hope and to the problems. well, there is a lot to talk about, but the point is that this is the process that we will talk about. it is ongoing, it is about providing the head of ukraine's necessary lethal weapons, the adv

say the forces include members of the wagner group. that's a private firm of russian military contract as we suspected. links to the kremlin and 2018 c a r agreed to let former russian military officers train its forces. the rights group interviewed at least 20 people who said they saw russian speaking men who carried weapons committing abuses between 20192021. and one incident they said at least 12 men were killed in the town of the sun go. well, louis, not just with the central african director at human rights, what she says he's organization has seen her rec examples of torture. or we've been documenting crimes committed by russian length military since 2019. these started as crimes of arbitrary detention and accusing civilians of being rebels and some pretty agree just cases of torture. but it was really last year when we really started getting back on the ground in the central african republic that we started to get these really, really horrific cases of extra judicial execution to mary mary executions that had been carried out by

say the men involved our russian, several governments and un say the false include members of the wagner group, not private russian military security contracts with suspected links to the kremlin . in 2018 central african republic agreed to let former russian military officers train it forces russians linked troops in the country. they were designated uniforms or official insignia. the rights group interviewed at least 20 people who said they thought russian speaking many carried military grade weapons. committee abuse is between 20192021. in one incident, they said at least 12, unarmed, and were killed the town of sango loose much as a central africa director of human rights. what she says is, organisation has seen her rhetoric, examples of torture. we've been documenting crimes committed by russian linked military since 2019 these started as crimes of arbitrary detention and accusing civilians of being rebels and some pretty egregious cases of torture. but it was really last year when we really started getting back on the ground in the central african republic that we started to get th

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you couldn't always just listen to wagner. you would have to go see wagner performed or you would have to just catch it on on vinyl and even that again feels ancient and it's in urban outfitters as a vintage technology, but it's pretty new and so i guess there's this question about why these technologies that have cropped up over the course of the last couple of decades. in what ways are they fundamentally different than the ideas of you know novels which there was moral panic about at certain points and in history what separates the technology of western civilization? actually the earliest printed book is came out of china about 1100 years what separates these things? from the last 20 years in social media and smartphones your first point a cheap paperback is a remarkable technology absolutely it weighs a few ounces. slip it in your pocket. you toss it on the ground. it's not gonna break. it costs, you know use one will cost you 25 cents and it contains hours of entertainment. hours of diversion is an amazing. technology, it'

kurt wagner, thanks.oming up, fresh off big changes to search, my conversation with brian chesky of airbnb m inflation, market turmoil, and layoffs also present upon valley. that is next. @bloombergtechtv. this is bloomberg. ♪ . ♪ emily: -- >> i am not going to do that. do i want the company to become a public company? of course. i want to make sure it reflects this new, bolder vision. emily: that is the ceo of instacart last month when i asked her when the company might go public. well, it appears now is the time. the company has filed confidential paperwork to start the process. the upstart was one of the most highly valued companies, and grew exponentially to the pandemic, but will now navigate a volatile market. it slashed its private market valuation by 40% in march, as orders have slipped in the post-pandemic world. well , it was airbnb's biggest change in a decade, the company rolling out a number of new features, including categories like castles, amazing pools, and homes that make you go, omg, in

a personal opinion was with the new on it on the summer. wagner, please please swim bus hold. ah with that said that we stood up almost you know, it doesn't rock is on my food. she grabbed my service to live with .

mandeep singh and kurt wagner out there in our beautiful san francisco office. coming up, texas social media mayhem. that is going to be up next. i will be speaking with david kirkpatrick of course about what that new texas law, what could it really mean for social media platforms all in the name of censorship. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: we want to talk now about a new social media law out of texas that has many in the tech world fearful of what might be allowed flow on your feed, all in the name of censorship. groups representing twitter, facebook, and youtube warned the supreme court that unless this texas law is blocked, anything, from russia propaganda, as well as neo-nazi posts denying the holocaust, could show up. insiders warning these extremist views could cause a social media companies to lose millions in advertising. for more i am joined by david kirkpatrick, who thankfully, you have been all over this. i am curious, i believe the supreme court can decide which cases they want to hear and which cases they want to rule on. what, at the h

wearing huge, which sold up, took a personal opinion with anyone around the shuttle or in the summer, wagner, police force with what we got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race who is on offensive bearing dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk good to do with the water. shouldn't pay for it. where did you come when you, when you, when your work already stupid on? if there's $40.00 a night to radiate, somebody doing that? you know, you're going more than a lot of it was close to that. you were don't close your orders. deborah, go to move you up with our headquarters, but he's only was a good. i'm just public school. yeah. and you just need to talk with you quickly. i'm sorry. i wasn't a sub. what are the most? which is like with all of us with you, had the disagreement with alice o'brien with isn't going through, but i didn't buy it. it was a bunch of luck. we'll come here. this is your that, i mean, the bridge yuko

no opinion was with you on it on this you're still in the summer. wagner, please post soon bye. ah a lie repeated a 1000 times becomes the truth. the man who said that even proved it, the lie became part of himself and the system he served. his name was joseph gus. he was nazi germany's minister of propaganda. the myths that he created exist to this day. that money papa, i should be back down to london. these are the children of yours if gibbons. several years after this picture was taken, the 3rd rice principal ideologies decided to sacrifice their lives. wow, fear them he did so after realizing that all of his media wars had been last time, britain i from the diary of dr. joseph gabe's june 16th 1941. if we win, who will question our methods as it is, we have so much to answer for already that we must win. otherwise we those who are the head of all that we hold dear will be eradicated. so to work on june 22nd 1941 nazi germany invades the soviet union without a declaration of war. the bombings and shillings bring about tara and uncertainty of what may line store. the german ar

, he's wearing a huge which to hold up. took a personal opinion with anyone on the in the summer. wagner, police police, with ah, dozens of civilians are taken to safety from a steel plant in marty bolt. does nationalists battalions continue to hold on to the person, let's say, around 400 more people were evacuated from the city overnight. also, adam with attempted to terrorist attack outside moscow has described an incident in berlin for an explosive device was find in an apartment building used so late by russian journalist, a reporter in the complex this time with an agenda. yes, yes, we go. i had 1st, i thought it was some kind of big bomb, something used to intimidate our workers, but it was hidden by police officers were not skeptical at all. given all the recent incidents happening in berlin with russian building a.

this is pmc wagner in the first place. determine overnight stay.f the russians. this, probably, is meant by russians, or probably, according to the shape of the tent, so to speak, the tricolor is not drawn there. and as they say a double-headed eagle from above, so to speak, the balalaika does not sit on six; well, plus the mari army. uh, just a general comment for, uh, our non- americans, that is, the specifics of people took control of this base, and who else is there, except for the army maria, she herself is there, she is called reduction there. fa, uh, f. ama, she is there on legal grounds, as a counter argument sounds, that the military was actually at the base and not on any patrol in that according to the chronology that we referred to, they did not leave that night, that is, this photo. uh, freeze-frames left says that like, well, you see, everyone is sleeping, no one has traveled anywhere, nothing is over. everything is fine. yes, that is, they did not leave. e on patrol. and that means everything that happened there. it's simple. trainin

strauss, here in 1848 the premiere of richard wagner's opera loin took place. also in lymore.hilosopher spent the last years of his life. friedrich nietzsche however, this is a completely different story, and such an exciting and incredible story of an accident in the city of the greats. creators, a great many. it would not hurt to remember finnish proverbs, think for a week, say, a clear loud voice, an empty man 's nose, you will pick up the rain, the debtor's household will fall, that a leaky boat is better than bread in joy. than gold sorrow wise finns. they also say prickly, ruff. they curse when they catch them, when they eat they praise us our correspondent dmitry vozdvizhensky was fishing in finnish. there are so many lakes in finland that some places can only be reached by water, and many finns use boats much more often than cars . naturally for fishing. finland on fishing he lives on the island of salo near the city of copy. he says that these waters are full of fish pike perch bream roach vendace now we will check it. skirt peak personality in these places is quite f