the pilot's right forces the left down and the left wing up. inversely, the right wing goes down. now, if we were to cause the airplane to roll on its side in a vertical position so that the wings no longer support airplane continuing until the airplane is flying on its back, different of control effect will arrive. the most important thing to remember is that such maneuvers can only be correctly by complete coordination of controls if for we wish to roll counter-clockwise as we apply left pressure to ailerons and the rudder, this coordinate of control causes a motion. the left as the approaches the vertical position. this continued left rudder would cause the airplane dive off to the left. to counteract this tendency, right or tough rudder must be applied to hold the nose up. this must be a sudden movement, but a blended change instead. the beginning application of left rudder and ailerons is just what we would have done for a simple turn to the now to arrest turning action, we must also apply forward stick pressure for elevator action as it is now approaching the relative locati

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, here is a drawing, here is this wing on one side, and the same wing, here on this side there is alsoa, the bashshkir horse is an aboriginal breed of horse of this local type, it is believed that it was created on the basis of forest steppe breeds. this horse went through, well, probably with the bashkirs its entire, well , starting from history, its entire history, but if the bashkirs were - such kocherniks, leading and the nomadic donkey method, well, like life, yes , they always had horses with them, and since the bashkirs could not store any food specifically for them, the horses basically had to get their food on their own, so this is the kind of breed that was created not only... er by humans, but more even by nature, only the strongest and most resilient survived, so to this day these horses have the ability that they can rake 80 cm of snow and find this dried grass for themselves and can fully provide for themselves, that there are people still in the trans-urals who do not mainly prepare food for them, they provide for themselves, protect themselves from predators, and people

magdalena biejat from the left—wing razem party?us agree. it is so important that we restore our good relations with the eu countries, that we restore good relations with our neighbours, not only the ones from eastern europe, but also the ones from the baltic sea region, because this is where our geopolitical interests are very aligned. but, of course — as mr morawiecki said — we fight against a very powerful enemy, which is russia, and we have to use all the resources we have to be able to confront it. thank you very much. i want to hear from the audience, if i could, on this immensely serious topic. "what is the endgame?" is one question. "how do we end the war?" i guess is another. i'd love to hear your statements. briefly, if we could. i've got a gentleman over at the edge there. that's right. sir? my name is scott. hi. hi, scott. i'm an american, and i've lived in warsaw for almost 20 years. it's difficult to not take a tiny bit of offence to the comment that the united states hasn't done enough to help poland. there's at least

right wing, are fighting. back. right wing, you might say some of them.he matter is, the popular parties are getting traction, is tinkering with the tories the right answer? >> all those parties are to the right of the tory party, and in many in the tory party right now, would not want to associate with many of those parties. yeah, think that there is yeah, i think that there is a feeling you know, feeling that the, you know, the people have fat on, people are have grown fat on, um, ignoring the people. i mean , um, ignoring the people. i mean, instead draw a line back instead the you draw a line back to brexit in 2016 when, when this country pulled power back from brussels and gave it to whitehall and the frustration i felt was that this gift that was given to the tory party, tory ministers and whitehall to run, to run this country on their own terms, not hide behind the apron strings or apron apron of brussels hasn't been grasped at all. and that's the point. and that's i think you heard that's why i think you heard rees—mogg saying, getting rees—mogg t

there was now an elizabeth warren wing of the democratic party. and it was sort of an open would she would she run in 2016 and challenge hillary clinton and was of the view that she should do it a either she would beat hillary clinton in wings. i thought she was a pretty good politician. but what i thought was more likely was that she would run against hillary lose but because clinton especially at the time was such a political cipher, i think what would have happened was clinton would have absorbed warren's politic, move to the left, gotten elected and been much more of a kind of style democrat than the clintons. you know, her husband's era had been. and warren thought that, too, and decided not to challenge her, but was very interested in playing the inside game, having influence and one of clinton's staffers going to phillip ryan i know you know had become consumed during clinton's campaign about the idea of you know we need to do something to kind of appeal to this left and wrote a long memo which i got a hold up for the book's right making th

and by here on the test, back from this the right wing terrorist attack on the synagogue and highlight on young people in the murderous racial delusion, the nazis created symbols of exclusion and stigmatize ation. that became negative icons of that visual weld and still reverberate to this day. they also made use of age old anti semitic narratives. cliches, an enemy, stereotypes, would utilize the new york about hopefully if they use in the us, the skilfully packaged for propaganda purposes. the message reached abroad pumps of the population. long before the emergence of online anti semites, nazi propagandists crossed the power of images. they turned films into a powerful medium of propaganda into entertainment and nazi propaganda. administer uses capitals made effective use of the popular mass medium. in his book its mind comes it like a free rains, a hysterical anti semitic pate speech. few words appear as frequently as in january 1939, triplet gave a speech and the nice talk threatening to annihilate the jews of europe. he also said alternatively under the color of him because i jus

there is some minor damage to the front of the wing.tely looked at the wing and the trailing edge of the strut was totally destroyed like you would see in a picture and at that point i'm like that's not little damage but the united pilot is confident enough to get us to denver we're on our way. >> you see it in the movies but don't think you will do it in real life. will it change your travel habits? >> i don't think so. you know, the pilot said flyability of the plane won't be affected. it's delamination of that composite trailing edge of the strut when it was down, came apart. i don't think it will change my travel plans, though. >> i only have 15 seconds left. what was the reaction to this video that you put out? >> it's been crazy. i have been getting news outlets from all over the country and world, in fact, wanting to speak to me. it has been a full day of travel. we didn't get off the plane in boston until 1:00. glad to be on the ground at home. >> we're glad you are here and safe. a lot of near misses, flying is getting more dan

capture the west wing of the white house. roman, why doesn’t the world say, well , it’s tougher that there is no putin, and in principle, or medvedev, but somehow they won’t happen at a certain moment, something will happen to him, and maybe, then events will unfold in a completely different way in russia? well, yes , it is, there are a million factors, russia will collapse, nuclear weapons. will fall apart, and if it does not fall apart, putin will have these nuclear weapons, and he can bang on us, and here he altarega, dmytro alkoholivych, medvedev says , yes, yes, we, we are smacking berlin, washington, and kiev, well, if all this affects them, well, they are not waging war, directly themselves, they can afford such a long game, but you see, here is putin's wing, listen, so during the war between russia and ukraine, and they say that they ... fight with the states first, the united states denied ukraine arms, weapons were refused, then what else do you need evidence of in the available part putin's wing, if you follow this

and by here on the test back from this the right wing terrorist attack on the synagogue and highlight on young people in october of 2019 sonia feldman is one of the survivors, the american artist and ongoing activist can from so traumatic experience with audio visual of installations like this one that she hopes how well to give a voice to victims and survivors of anti semitic the racist attacks in germany. all of these conspiracies and this here and these messages. we've seen them before in different forms. it's just now on line. and i think in tracing it back, which is again, i think a big part of the work that i'm trying to do and showing these continuity is, is really be aware of where these things come from. where this rhetoric comes from, where these theories are coming from, how they've been manipulated and used violently in the past. um, as a way of protecting the future in the murderous racial delusion, the nazis created symbols of exclusion and stigmatization that became negative icons of that visual weld and still reverberate to this day. they also made use of age old anti

so she juice out which are disseminated in right wing extremist, for some type of under rule. so disseminated on the platforms in such a way that they are range young target going on and make them and also an offer of entertainment to fund in order to then radicalize them side by side. that's why they couldn't see. and the, as this is incredibly important to do educational work in the schools and basically to make sure in the educational context that these view of codes and these symbols and these names which often hide on to significant messages on known to everyone. so that even school children know how to arm themselves against becoming to get to such manipulative online tactics by right wing extremists, explanation to them the and watch ending a shift to again on key. wanted to go down in history and knew that an attack on a synagogue on young support is the greatest thing you could do. like his locker. he said it's himself, and that's what makes the biggest impression on the net assessment. and when that didn't work, he went in search of people who meet declared to be non

not capture the west wing of the white house. roman, why doesn't the world speak, well, tougher. that there is no putin and, in principle, or medvedev, but somehow they will not be, at some certain moment, something will happen to him, and maybe then the events in russia will unfold in a completely different way? well, there it is, there are a million factors, russia will fall apart , nuclear weapons will fall apart, and if it does not fall apart, putin will have these nuclear weapons and he can bang on us, and here his alter ego dmytro alcoholovich medvedev says so. yes, we, we bang on berlin, and washington, and kyiv, well, if only, it all affects them, and they , well, they don’t wage war, they themselves directly, they can afford such a long game, but you see , here is putin's wing, listen, so during russia's war against ukraine, and they say that they are fighting with states first of all, the united states denied ukraine weapons, weapons. refused, then what other, what, what other proofs do you need in terms of the presence

and i am proud that in order to get into the business wing, you do not need to have any criteria otherart talking to the public sector, well, that’s normal, yes , with doctors, with teachers, with rural workers, they constantly learn something from each other, some projects are created that are implemented together, it’s really expensive , you know why this is worth a lot, in my opinion, because we are really in in the twentieth, they tried to very strongly separate , that is, to separate, as it were, the state, everything connected with this from business , entrepreneurship, people with... with private initiative, how to make them antipodes, that is , this was one of the main goals for to simply separate these two concepts: this is public, this is private , they are incompatible, so i am very much in favor of you communicating as much as possible and finding , literally , constant collaboration in everything, this is for the benefit of you and the country in any case. only for ours tv viewers, we choose the best routes. today my route is built into a region of picturesque landscapes,

"the narrative is kept relatively simplistic, yeah, and as i said before, the right-wing voices tend to be more simplistic in their and of course and and the zins influence on those on those voices too, but unfortunately uh uh..." we're going to have to leave it there because we are out of time again, so let me thank our guest jason kridland and of course our residence expert professor david miller. palestine classified we'll be back next week with more forensic investigations and analysis. in the meantime, please share today's program on your social media platforms to help us continue growing our audience and countering the disinformation turned out by the corporate media. and remember, you can follow the show on facebook, twitter and telegram where we post regular clips and updates. so until next time, this is chris williamson, saying bye for now. information about palestine abounds on social networks, many times without context. they do not allow us to go deeper and understand all the dimensions of a catastrophe that is dragging on for centuries. daniel hardway, chilean mayor of p

to some, gave wings to others, right?s and perspectives? 34 trillion, the us national debt mark has been reached, they live at the expense of others, and this is a very important element that the united states will try to preserve at any cost. all politics is based on this now, it’s very nice to talk about democracy, to actually make money from human blood, we have different motivations, these people only want money. we are determined to create, thank you very much to our alexander grigorievich that we have peace, order and that we do not have war, many do not understand this, it is like air that you do not notice, when it ends, you begin to understand what you have lost. project markov nothing personal, watch on the belarus 24 tv channel. together with the belarus 24 tv channel, we will plunge into the cultural life of our country. and immediately. i’ll make the pasta, just like i make theatrical pasta. the first thing i learned was rehearsing ballet dancers. we are in the heart of our theater, the stage. this line separ

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figures like smotric and ben gavir who represent the right-wing settlers if you would like, and he he has satisfy them, otherwise his government will fall. so i don't think that his statements yesterday necessarily mean that categorical rejection of the proposal, i have, i think we have to be cautious in that regard, uh, i am not, you know, entirely optimistic about a ceasefire or a truth or whatever you want to call it, i stopped the fighting from being reached, but i'm at the same time, i don't think that you could completely rule out that some kind of sex fire is going to be reached, uh, to my information and is... israeli delegation is heading to cairo, a hamas delegation is also heading to cairo, so those visits, these this diplomatic fly if you would like, points out that something is, continuing, that the chances are still alive, they're not completely dead, um, the us, it's true that it's not putting real pressures on the netanyahu government as of yet, for domestic reasons related to the fears on the part of the biden. administration that the pro israeli lobby will attack him

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are those right-wing racist uh figures. so that's i think another important factor we should bear in mind. biden, as you mentioned, also has his own political dilemmas, he's trailing trump according to most opinion polls um and if he does put real pressure on israel like put conditions of military aid etc. the republican party is going to be very quick on pouncing on that and taking advantage of it to show that he's weak against against israel or or he's too strong against israel and weak against the resistance access in fact the strikes which have taken place in iraq and syria and yemen despite the escalet. nature of military action, many of the pro republicans and subrepublicans themself continue to label him as being too weak and try to push him and say that real action requires attacking iran, people like the republican senator lindsay graham, so with that atmosphere again biden appears to has have his hands tied, but at the same time he risks alienating, and i think he has alienated already, the arab american vote to p

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on the side of russia, but now it is rather these right-wing radicals, right-wing extremists, right-wingists. forces and this is really a problem, in germany it has not yet become such a problem for foreign politics, because this party is an alternative for germany, it is isolated, stigmatized, and it, well , there is no coalition with it there, a coalition with it is not possible there, it can have some influence there, probably at the... level regions and municipalities, but at the federal level, this party is isolated, and now there is also a large movement against this party, this is not only not so much about the foreign policy of these parties, but rather the internal, internal attitude, but it is still isolated party, so it's unlike from the united... this has not yet become a major problem for german foreign policy. mr. taras, a few minutes ago we were admiring this transformation that both germany and scholz underwent in their attitude towards ukraine, but all the same certain threats, i think, persist, and now another rumor and gossip have come to the surface, but they already

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does not take over the west wing of the white house. >> charlie, is there still a wing of the party that is willing to oppose trump on russia? if so, who, and where, are they? >> there is, and it is shrinking, and aging out. if, in fact, we did have a vote in the house of representatives, if speaker mike johnson wanted to do the right thing, and have an upper down vote on the ukraine, it would pass overwhelmingly, with a substantial number of republicans. we saw a substantial number of republicans who voted for the ukraine aid, in rethe united states senate, but having said that, this is a party that continues to be in the thrall of donald trump. donald trump is the number one american cheerleader for vladimir putin. he is incapable of criticizing putin, even after the murder of alexei navalny. you can see which way the trends are going, but it is not over, quite yet. there is a remnant. there is a vestige there. you can still see it in the senate to, and in the house. i do not want to overstate it, but, the fact that nikki haley is ancalling out donald trump, along with liz cheney,

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he is in power, netanyahu, because of the right wing, the far right wing of his coalition. these are the kind of people like the national security administer who talked about literally displacing people out of gaza. netanyahu cares more about what those people think than what joe biden is saying to him. because those are the people keeping him in power. and that's the fundamental challenge here. that he has an interest in the perpetuation of this war. again, i don't think it's likely that he's going to change course and embrace the kind of u.s. proposal of the cease-fire in exchange for release of hostages and then some broader diplomatic initiative. you know, we'll see if that bears results. i certainly hope it does. i hope that there's a deal that is to be had here, but right now it doesn't feel like the momentum is moving in that direction. it feels the momentum is moving in the opposite direction, and the question is given that reality when you change from these kind of private words that you then read out in public, so they're not that private at this point. when you c

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falling apart, but the wing itself, the integrity of the wing is not impacted. >> reporter: for clarkether passengers, after a few scary minutes, it was a safe landing in denver. >> touchdown, and the nightmare will be over. >> from denver, the passengers took another flight to boston. they got in late last night. the faa said it will investigate. >>> the proposed sober living center in chinatown has been dropped. that announcement today from mayor breed dated . the city plans to convert the north beach hotel is a permanent housing facility for people in recovery from alcohol and drugs it it sits at the corner of kearny and columbus right near shops and restaurants in chinatown get the plant sparked safety concerns from locals and business owners. in the statement, the mayor's office said in part, for this critical new program to be successful, it's important for it to have support from the surrounding community. it became clear from my conversations with many in the area of the support was not there. the mayor added she is committed to finding a new location for the project it struck

the emergency landing because of what they saw on the wing. >>> first tonight, the breaking developments just in involving the fbi informant charged with lying. the informant republicans relied on for accusations regarding president biden and his son, hunter. tonight, what's been revealed. pierre thomas standing by with late reporting. >>> the united flight from san francisco to boston making an emergency landing in denver. passengers looking out the window, seeing chunks of the wing missing in midair. >>> the abc news exclusive tonight. after donald trump was fined nearly $355 million in his civil fraud case, tonight, the exclusive interview. new york state attorney general letitia james saying she's now prepared to seize donald trump's assets, including his buildings, if he doesn't pay the money. aaron katersky with the interview. >>> president biden tonight promising major new sanctions against russia following the death of putin critic alexei navalny. martha raddatz overseas. >>> the major storm slamming california. first responders pulling flood victims to safety. the winds gusting

so a lot of pressure from the opposition from the right wing. but next we have also facing growing suicidal pressure just last night, rob. we were at a demonstration outside of the defense ministry, relatives of those as really captives. they've been coming out since the beginning of the war. they're becoming increasingly critical of the government. they say that they don't believe the government is doing enough to secure the release of their relative. so a lot of pressure and that's in yahoo at a time when black it's fractures are growing throughout his coalition. he's facing pressure from the opposition. and as i'm clear how he's going to navigate this in the days, come drop the how much i'm assume and telling people how much. thank you very much . indeed, the, the, the model of the controller so done his career to the was largest displacement crisis. the united nations has maybe 8000000 people have been forced from their homes by the fighting between the army and the part of military rapids support forces that's over and above the more than 3

a slip, the left engine failed, the right one was still pulling, a slip appeared on the right half-wingo turn, but when the slip was eliminated, i pressed pedal, pressed the pedal , on one engine, that is, what is it, that is, the plane, if one engine fails , the future fate, if they cannot fly , can calmly gain a safe altitude, complete the holding zone, in order to the crew had time to prepare, perform an approach with one engine, and, if necessary, go around, that is , airplanes are all designed for this, so there was no strong concern, of course, it was unpleasant what the engine said, i heard the recording yours. negotiations , a calm voice, no panic, nothing happened, yes, at the first stage, of course, they planned to return, but then they realized that the plane had stopped gaining altitude, went into horizontal flight, and then went into descent, that is what was the altitude, the maximum altitude we took in that flight was about 100 m altitude, that is, if the entire flight lasted us 93 seconds, then we gained somewhere around 20 seconds, we gained these 100 m, the rest of the