world travel. showing off modern aircraft nt grade aluminum bodied aircraft, rather than wood and fabric biplanes, which is from the 1920s. the big exhibits, things people were most interested in were trains. they had also about it. the name of it slips my mind, but showing the evolution of relative -- railway travel from the wild west to modern sleep bullet trains. they even had a high speed steam powered train running between baltimore and new york to bring people up to the fair. so it's these modern trains which are still steam powered, although general motors had on display the newest technology in locomotive, which was a diesel electric train which is what we use today. it looks like a modern train. what you would recognize as a freight train engine. that's what it looks like. trains are really big. but it's the cars, automobiles and highways that people are fascinated with eric little on space travel. little on rockets. rocketry was seen as being amateur child's play through the 1920s. it was

and malcolm forbes, world war two vet malcolm forbes was a world war two veteran. and actually his artifacts are in there. his jacket that he was wearing when he was wounded is is in there. and it actually shows where he received medical attention. and we're going to go see that exhibit in a minute. but if somebody wanted to go through this entire campus, how would you tell them to do it? well, i would say plan more than a day, but but actually, even folks who have a couple of hours can come and have a tailored experience that that will focus in on what they are interested in. and usually i answer that question with a question and say, what is your world war two connection? because most people have a relative who was in the war somehow and based on that interest, you can tailor your own visit. well, let's go. let's take a walk. so, peter crane, you mentioned malcolm forbes was a world war two vet, well known publisher, obviously. what are we looking at here? well, these are his artifacts. this is actually the the field jacket that he was wearing when he was wounded

the world is looking for it. the world is asking for it. the world is demanding it., if not, of course we're looking at what come next and i think what's critical is this. we'll see, we've heard the israelis talk about a significant down shift in their operations in gaza. remains to be seen. we do know this. one way or another when this conflict ends, it cannot and must not end with a vacuum in gaza. it has to end in a way that makes sure that there are clear, coherent, achievable plans for gaza's governance, security and of course to help people to rebuild their lives that have been so decimated and destroyed. we've been working over the last months with partners throughout the region to develop those plans and as i said a couple of weeks ago when i was last in the region, a lot of that work has now turned into concrete ideas, concrete proposals that we're sharing with partners in the region, again, as we speak, to try to flesh things out and to try to make sure that we have the broadest possible agreement on what the right way forward is. so the post-conflict plans

has changed, the world is no longer the world of a few one or two or three great world powers, and we in the world are really in a stage of transformation and transition. we are where they are talking about, we crossed the traditional patterns and entered the new world order . this is gradual, that is, gradually in the last 30 years, that is, after the collapse of the bipolar system , imagine that the americans thought that they could create a unipolar system. but all these dreams and fantasies became an equal role look at what happened, the power that was concentrated in the west and the wealth that was in the west is no longer a monopoly there . the wealth and power that has been formed under the title of emerging powers, some of which are really playing global roles , such as brazil, south africa , and even in turkey, in a sense, the current turkey and iran itself the opinion of international experts is one of the emerging powers, of course, each of these powers they have something in common and they have some differences, so we believe that the basis and default or the understandi

speaking authors in the world. does that even if he would not have like facebook? like you would probably have said guys, this is a huge misunderstanding and he didn't see himself as a successful writer. i mean, he tried to write a novel 3 times fine, but he never finished any of them. the when griego a samsung work one morning, some trouble with dreams, he found himself transformed right there in his bed into some sort of monstrous insect. this is how cough is the most famous story. the metamorphosis published in 1915 starts. a young man who wakes up as an insect sounds strange, but apparently it still triggers many people today, a symbol of feeling at the mercy of others. it incredibly well captures what it feels like to be misunderstood or feeling misunderstood. as a young person, you know, the familial stresses, the pressures of starting out in the world in a profession where you're just very sure that you're going to fail and look at that . here you are failing, despite your great effort and you know intention

shall never sease to persevere against them until they have been taught a lesson. which they and the world will never forget, now i am become death, we now have a name for the diseases and it is covid-19, a statewide order for people to stay at home, that's why comes from china really deeply that if people are sharing more then the world will be a more. open place where people can understand what's going on with the people around them, and that's really what we want to get towards. did you appear on the on the um and give a presentation to the launch of leave.eu? yes, did. the ninth president of the islamic republic of iran has been sworn in in his speech uh to domestic and foreign dignitaries attending his ceremony in the iranian parliament, suit position elaborated and number of his plans as new president, he out he'll try to boost relax. and interactions with other countries, especially the neighboring ones and those in the west asia region. he also stress that while iran is for negotiations, it will not bow down to coersion and pressure from world powers that need to treat iran on equa

basically world food price, the developer of the world food price. his vision was essentially empowering farmers to basically grow and raise products in their own home countries and the fellowship along with cocryn helps researchers and those in ag business in the country so they can produce their own, whatever their key commodities are. so it's a combination of a variety of programs design today send a message to the world. >> it's more than just sending commodities abroad. that's a big part of it. it's a challenge because you don't want to necessarily send those commodities at a time that disrupts the market in the country that you're trying to help. you want to make sure that it is seen not just a as competition to their own producers but as a complement or supplement to what their producers can themselves produce and we are, of course, utilizing research to make sure that they are as protective as they possibly can be. >> so we have a farm bill coming, may come this year, may not come this year and i know that you're wrestling with a whole litany

the world. noticed recently there was an additional purchase of food for distressed countries i wonder if you might talk about the role in promoting foreign assistance generally and humanitarian assistance specifically. how do you view that as part of the usda role and where you think the opportunities are in the future to continue to do the great work you are doing. >> first of all, thank you for partnering with me on the stage today. another great public servant who has dedicated his life to issues involving others have never stopped being a strong advocate for both domestic and international assistance. i think the one thing people do not understand about the department of agriculture is how much of the mission is dedicated to food security and nutrition security domestically and internationally. you mentioned $1 billion which was resources taken from the commodity credit corporation. 18 countries have been identified as in need of this assistance. we take $950 million of that and utilize it

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— world in pakistan., thank you for coming on the programme and lending us your expertise and experience. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. as we've been here just before the break, this week a huge test for us presidentjoe biden. he will be closely watching how he performs of the word staged at the nato summit after his disastrous few weeks of his campaign for the causing questions over his health and ability to continue there are calls within his own party for him to step aside for them but the president still insists he's not going anywhere. let's bring in our panel. jonah, let's start with you for big a test do you think this nato summit is for him or is it actually in opportunity?— is for him or is it actually in ouortuni ? , is for him or is it actually in ouortuni ? i, opportunity? it's an opportunity but as he showed _ opportunity? it's an opportunity but as he showed over _ opportunity? it's an opportunity but as he showed over the _ opportunity? it's an opportunity but as he

so, the trade-off is between a stable world, a fed world, if you will, a world that feels at peace with itself, they don't have to be fed. and if they are not, it will cost us much more money. >> yeah, i think that concept of what is the trade-off -- >> i will give you the wonky her version of that, which is for every dollar we spend in building resilience and helping people adapt to changing climate, we generate two to $10 of economic benefits and four dollars in humanitarian aid costs. it is a no-brainer and the balance is just not where it needs to be if we are going to avert the chaos you're talking about. the good news is we actually know an awful lot about how to do this. there is huge room for productivity growth on the african continent. they're only getting about 30% of what it could potentially grow on every acre of land. and we have to partner with the private sector. we want to do more public- private partnerships to really try and change, that is another thing. the other thing is empowering women, women are 40% to 60% of the workforce, they don't have equal access to inform

this is precisely why cosco works for world wide. there are art festivals and exhibitions in thailand, new york, and now in prague that translate history real world into images is showing the exhibition cost task with works by over 30 international artist who resonate deeply with costco, seen, even in contemporary times. of the artist. at this exit addition, told us that the good side left to the father is resisting name and he would not change any sentence in the text. and then the language cosco rights clearly and simply objectively. there's nothing artificial or convoluted, but what he describes is dream like a nebulous and he pulls out all the stops and i just as a young person was so just blown away by his way of creating these situations and using language to describe things so precisely in in a way that despite all the precision, you have no idea what's going on if it's possible, it's the spaces that kafka creates that become smaller and smaller or larger and larger. cool, i see often describes the impossibility of getting fro

in the world and they practically created conditions for the countries of the world that are in linee specific intention of the united states for international institutionalization and dominance of the dollar. they are a hegemonic tool of america in the international system. after the second world war and after the two bretton woods summits, the americans were almost able to establish and spread the order they wanted in the world with this international institutionalism, creating institutions like the international monetary fund and the world bank. from the beginning of the 21st century, a few years ago, the sour efforts of the face in order to disrupt the structure of this unilateralism and this unilateral order in the world , brics is trying to be able to the structure of the north-north order that the group of 7 and the industrialized countries of the world are looking for can be closed. it has also made very good efforts. growth may still lag behind the brics group of 7 in terms of economic indicators, but over the past 15 years, statistics show that the economic growth and econo

_ america's standing in the world? , ., ., world? did you see any damage bite me leading _ world? _ bite me leading this conference? as you seen a more successful conference? what do you think was met and the putin piece, i was talking about putin and i said now, at the very end, i said putin, putin and i said now, at the very end, isaid putin, i'm sorry, zelensky. and then i added five other names. look, guys, the idea that anybody suggests that we haven't had an incredibly successful conference for that how many times did you hear in the conference, i know it sounds self—serving but other leaders, heads of state and thanking me saying the reason we're together is because of biden. because biden did the following. look folks, well, anyway. i thought it was the most successful conference i've attended in a long time. and find me a world leader who didn't think it was. next one. cbs. ., ., ., cbs. you mentioned other instances _ cbs. you mentioned other instances in _ cbs. you mentioned other instances in history - cbs. you mentioned other instances in history where | instances in

the trade-off is between a stable world, a fed world, a world at peace with itself, they will have to if not, it will cost us more money. >> dina? >> for every one dollar we spend to build resilience and helping people adapt to a changing climate, we generate two dollars to $10 of economic benefits, it is a no-brainer and the balance is not where it needs to be for the chaos you're talking about. the good news is, we know a lot about how to do this. there is huge room for productivity growth on the african continent, they only get 30% of what they can potentially grow on every acre of land, and we have to partner with the private sector to do more public-private partnerships to bring about change. the third thing is empowering women. women are 40% to 60% of the agricultural workforce in this place and they don't have access to finance, and these are really the people who are going to make the final difference and we need to be intentional about that. the policy agenda would be the final. we need to get the correct enabling environment in the private sector, this is something usaid is

our brothers by by forcing, i think without forcing against the leaders of the governments in the world, we cannot do nothing, if we so many months of many weeks what's happening in the universities in europe and and america, they they make many many festivals, many things, many groups uh to shouting against israel and against that base for imperialism, then that i think that help us and i think the more the psychology of waste people in europe and america now change after the 7 of october, i think... "now we should use that, and what happing in karbala now, what you saw if you watching now the television, you see the million and million people they coming from the world to to karbala and shouting against imperialism, against america, against israel, and they support them and send blood or anything they can send. thank you, let me bring in now another so we have umsan who joins us to from bayroot, he is a political anal." most welcome um the battle of carbala is uh one of the core uh themes when it comes to asura and uh we're we're looking at uh the i'm want to ask you about the afterma

the world is higher than me. the world has sad days as well as good and sweet days. yes, our old people are right. life has ups and downs. life has ups and downs . don't get tired. be patient because life is hard. believe that we can have a short time . look at the smiling sun . say hello to tomorrow. hello to the future. look at the smiling sun, say hello to tomorrow, hello to the future. first of all, iran's chatterbox, who says that our faces are old? new people's revolution, our map has been milked , our map has been milked, together with one. we tied the flag of the heart to the homeland, there is no opponent in the world, as long as we are together, look at the smiling sun, say hello to tomorrow. hello to the future, look at the smiling sun, say hello to tomorrow , hello to the future. he wanted us to be tired. there is no meaning to the eyes. if there is no life , there is no way to the sea. up is higher than down or higher. wherever we are today, we will be higher tomorrow. that lion's heart that turns is the quality of our hearts, wherever there is a test, i

the world is on the threshold of the third. of the world, ukrainian generals zaluzhny and syrsky interpretfor the west. how to prevent global conflict? peace initiatives of zelensky, johnson and trump. the world is looking a way to appease putin. which of the proposed recipes can be more effective. we will talk about this and other things in the next 45 minutes. talk on our air, but before starting our conversation, i suggest you join our poll, dear friends, today we ask you about this, do you think the third world war is inevitable, yes, no, everything is simple on youtube, or yes , or not, if you have your own opinion, separate, please leave it under this video in the comments, if you watch us in telecast, pick up your smartphone or phone and vote on 0800 211 381 if: you think a third world war is inevitable, and if you don't think so, 0800 211 382, ​​all calls to these numbers are free, vote, at the end of the program, we will sum up the results of this vote, i want to introduce today's guests of our studio, this is yanina sokolova, journalist, tv presenter, public figure, blogger, yani

the indian gave tobacco to the world. this man remembers when a ceremonial pipe smoked in council signified the presence of a virtuous bond between men. when columbus came, he found the indian smoking with a hollow, forked stick called tobacco. it was from this primitive pipe. the tobacco and not from the leaf itself. the tobacco got its name. and today the seminole borrows the cigaret from civilization, but he finds it serves him well. the sewing machine is the second device they have accepted from the white man's world and and operated models are found in virtually every key in the everglades. this instrument has become the vehicle for their original art. they saw brilliant geometric designs on narrow bands and work them together to make striking skirts and. behind the dazzling result are hours of intense labor and incredible patience and skill. civilization's most extraordinary has been the air boat. this flat bottomed craft has undoubtedly ended with the power of the bird and the fish. driven by an airplane buffalo. t

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we became the fourth team in the world with a the gold medal of the world olympiad and four silver medals, one of these silver medals is the closest score to gold , that is, the first person after the gold medals was an iranian person, which also shows the validity and health of the chinese student group. with five gold medals, russia with four gold medals and one silver medal, romania with 3 gold medals and two silver medals, are first to third. i can represent my country and show that my daughter can win a gold medal. today's success is the result of three years of scientific work day and night . i am very happy and had a great time. the 4th world physics olympiad with the participation of 20 danesh students from 47 countries were held at isfahan university of technology. mohammad ali sohilpour, radio and television news agency. isfahan, the zionist regime targeted five villages in southern lebanon with missile and air attacks . according to al-mayadeen network, warplanes of the occupying regime targeted al-abassieh village in the city of sur with two missiles. in addition, the villages

since the 2nd world war is at a tipping point now, both and ever so is a new world order emerging. we'll discuss that with, i guess shortly. but 1st, let's listen to what some leaders have to say about the old one of the poor countries have bein and being a pest and title lies by the rich countries. naturally, the poor i'll be to an angry and have lost faith in justice and on global political economy, government created more than 6 decades. i have not kept pace. the changing realities of the word functional, understand really metrics remains the one dynamic elements in the global economy. and as such, they will account for a significant share of trade changing. sure time would you also find out where the 5, the development of the emerging market and developing countries is not intended to move the cheese, but to make the pie of the global economy. because we should push forward the establishment of governing models and rules which will balance and inclusive, we should push forward the reform of the global economic governance system to reflect the current structure and realities. yo

on the brink of world war iii.an public opinion. yes, they care primarily about their domestic politics, but what the state department or their deep state says is relevant. you will see what happens in poland, hungary and other countries along the border, then there will be a third world war. well, trump, naturally, makes counter -accusations, which also include the third world war. this is the most dangerous moment in the history of our country because of the power of weapons, especially nuclear weapons, there is a chance that because of ours. i understand, american strategy is the same most in some slightly different version, but essentially the same thing, the united states is trying to do in east asia, push the chinese to take some kind of action against taiwan, which will make it possible to create an anti-chinese, a real anti-chinese front to involve the chinese in this war with its neighbors, here... russia into the ranks of active great powers of the world level and the rise of china to this level. i think

, with world except for the israeli occupation regime there a very few exceptions, so he said that he wants to create balance in foreign relations, national interests and requisites of peace and security in this part of the world, and beyond, let's have your thoughts on this aspect of his speech. yes, surprisingly, the the president's speech was a was truly a, it was a, it was a good surprise. for i guess most people, especially his critiques, because we weren't expecting him to to describe his plans and his his intentions as a president in such a wholesome manner, he covered his intent to not only secure ties with their neighbors emphasizing on the neighbors, hence continuing the legacy of sheikh ibrahim raisi, shaheid ibrahim raisi, but also ensuring... that the world sees the islamic republic of iran as a power, as a regional power, they see them with respect on equal footing, and he has, he also said that he will try his best while maintaining dignity to lift sanctions with on on the islamic republic of round because it is the in, it is the right of the islamic republic to be able

i'm here to celebrate what they have done in world war ii. - bryan, world war ii veterans hold a special place in your heart with your father and mother both serving in the war. can you tell us a little bit about them? - my mother was in the coast guard, my father in the naval air. and i remember as a child that my father used to be singing "anchors away" around the house. - we could see together now if you want to. (mr. gilmore chuckles) ♪ anchors away my boat ♪ ♪ anchors away ♪ - and then my mother would come in and sing "semper paratus", which was the coast guard. - oh. ♪ semper paratus is our guide. ♪ - you know that one? ♪ da, da, da, da. ♪ - anyway, they used to have this friendly battle of which service was best, but the truth is they're both great, and everyone who serves in the military is to be honored, especially today. those who are not with us anymore and we'll honor all those fallen soldiers. - exactly. - it's nice to meet you mr. gilmore. - thank you. - well, thank you to you both. - 80 years ago, (upbeat ambient music) americans of all backgrounds were called on to serve

the eyes of the world are upon you.your courage, devotion to duty, and skill in battle. 80 years later for the rest of time, these words ring as true as they did june 6 of 1944. today the eyes of a grateful world are upon you. we remain forever indebted to our veterans for courage, devotion to duty, and skill in battle. thank you. [applause] my pleasure to welcome back to the mic jane durban. [applause] >> welcome to the magnificent world war ii memorial for this day in our nation and allied nations around the globe. a special welcome to our world war ii veterans. as we gather here to commemorate d-day, the battle of normandy, we are honored to be joined by president franklin delano roosevelt's great-grandson, elliot toby roosevelt, as well as representatives who stood side-by-side with the united states in the great effort to defeat here any and fascism. thank you. i am also honored to be joined by my colleague, superintendent rheingold, who you met, director gibson, chaplain horton, ron d elliott, and alex kershaw. ea

here's how my world works. it's not world of relationships. it's not a world of transact tions. it's a world of relationships. if you want to come into my world, it's a pre-modern feudal world. you respect, me, as the don you call, me, don corleone. you treat me that reverence and respect. you enter my world maybe as a favor to you because you have been wronged. i'll take care of your problem. and maybe one day i'll ask you for a favor. and for those of you remember the movie, he does ask him for a favor and he leaves aires and leaves that that meeting kissing the ring of don corleone. so we've gone from the individual transactional atomized relationship of modern america. we've escaped from that freedom back to sicily and the and the feudal structure of sicilian society. and that's because, you know, these guys, they couldn't handle it. what do we in the modern age to give people that sense of comfort and and coherence that that that modernity has. you know what what walter lippmann calls the acids of modernity have worn. it's it's a huge challenge for me personally. i am able

what the world perceives, and obviously, the world should listen to what both zaluzhny and syrsky say , because in principle. these are probably two people who can tell about the war much more than anyone, and such experience, participation in a large-scale war after the second world war, there is probably no commander-in-chief, that is, 2.5 years of the great war and the 11th year the russian invasion of the territory of ukraine, whether zaluzhnyi and syrskyi are convincing, i am not talking about zelenskyi, because zelenskyi performs. a slightly different mission, although he too, it must be admitted that he is the only president who leads the country during a major invasion since the second world war and has this experience, well, it turned out that the person was not... prepared for politics, became president, and then a large-scale invasion began, and he now has the experience of running a country under martial law and during war. andrii, are syrskyi also convincing? and useful for our partners, and if so, what can be the actions of our partners and what can they do to prevent th

building the world of the future is a world of collective decisions made by those who can truly makeibution to solving specific problems. the world of the future will have to be multipolar. one of these centers of power is an interstate association. this is a club, let's be honest, brix is ​​a club of very influential, serious, sovereign states that want to interact with each other, that have a very serious the program, the russian chairmanship program, is very serious, the brix countries set themselves and solve truly global problems, finance construction. railway, which should connect all the countries of the black continent, they invest money in the creation of new educational institutions, schools of agriculture, engineering schools, and the most important thing is, of course, the purchase of a new seed fund, because the way africa lives today, especially some african countries, this can of course lead to tragedy, since any dry year will literally lead to the death of millions of people. on january 1, 2024 , egypt, ethiopia, iran, saudi arabia and the united arab emirates joined

, the world is going through serious trials, but the prospects are completely clear: a changing worldtipolar world, in this regard, the sco can serve as a kind of symbol of this multipolarity. the main goal of the sco is to strengthen mutual trust, friendship and good neighborliness between states. preventing the iconic crack for washington is the main goal. the time has come for a historical stress test, lukashenko will say at the organization’s anniversary summit in duushanb in 2021. we see what powerful external pressure the state and members of the organization face. it is in our power to ensure peace in our native land, to defend a multipolar, fair world order for the future of humanity, where the interests of everyone will be taken into account. we are deeply convinced that in the 21st century it is necessary to build genuine and indivisible global security, while the countries of the global majority should take the initiative, since the narcissistic, selfish west ended up doing this, being friends is normal. the sco is an additional important point of support in a turbulent wor

, and we will talk now with yevhen chory, honorary consul of ukraine in montreal, president of the world congress of ukrainians in 2008-2018 , congratulations mr. yevhen, good evening, glad to hear from you that we can't see, but i hope now we will see, oh, congratulations and see, so let's talk about the decision of the european court of human rights, which ruled in favor of the world congress of ukrainians in the case against the russian federation regarding undesirable organizations in russia, explain to us the essence of this decision, mr. vitaly, thank you , primarily for the invitation to your program, in 2000. in the 19th year, the general prosecutor's office of the russian federation recognized the activities of the world congress of ukrainians as undesirable on the territory of the russian federation, and therefore the ministry of justice of the russian federation federation included the ukrainian world congress in its list of undesirable organizations. what does this mean, when the activities of the organization are recognized as undesirable, it is forbidden to implement projec

the world is on fire. we are witnessing the largest land invasion in europe since world war ii. the middle east is on the brink of a full-scale war, and an increasingly aggressive china is testing a result as they look to invade taiwan. the similarities between a war in europe and increased aggression in the indo pacific are dangerously parallel to the events leading up to world war ii. russia, china, and iran are all connected in their efforts to destroy freedom and democracy. weakness invites aggression, and our adversaries see that. it all began with the fall of afghanistan. the deadly and chaotic withdrawal was catastrophic and will remain a stain on american foreign policy for generations. despite warnings from the dod and intelligence community, the state department, mr. secretary failed in its execution of the n.e.o., despite the warning from your own of the dire consequences of abandoning afghanistan. despite the president's promise to get everyone out, we now know 1000 americans and almost 200,000 afghan partners were left behind. following the shameful withdrawal from

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zazaki ask the oppressed people of gaza and around the world to have confidence in victory. our resistance, should should have no should no bounds. that's mean one has to be ready sacrifice everything including his own life, but it will be a little matter of little time. it will, in the end of the day, it will triamp. we have seen how imam hussain, because... has sacrificed uh his his life, his his, his legacy now has created a a revolution. members of the imn later marched through the streets, morning and chanting eligies and eligies of imam hussein while condemming the israeli massacre in gaza. the ashura procession was cut short due to the eminent threat of attack from the police. the mooners ended the ceremonies with message from for all the conscientious people around the world, wherever there is tarany and operation, it's mandatory for those who believe in god almighty to stand against this terranian. operation at this point in time this tyran tyrannian operation is everywhere, especially in the middle east, when you go to gaza, you see the definition of tyranny operat

europe and thereby ensure peace and stability in the world.f ukraine wins this genocidal war, which was started by russia in 2023-22, then it will be possible to appeal to the committee of ministers of the council of europe so that russia fulfills the decision of the european court and cancels it. this legislation regarding undesirable organizations and thereby not only ensured that, or actually worsened the ties between the world congress of ukrainians and its communities because of the possible various administrative and criminal liability. and tell me, panegyric, we literally have a couple of minutes left, but is there anyone to contact now? ukrainians in russia in general, who can somehow express themselves as a diasporic group? we have, some still communicate with us, but obviously we do not emphasize this, because it is very dangerous for those people who are in the russian federation, as you can imagine, mr. vitaly, of course, i understand this, and this is such an important moment, so that in fact organizations like such as could be pa

world. and the community of value multiple click on the click that to prevent the config. but this view is not sure if i actually want you don't have a protein rights to be in charge. in many countries, it's enough for con asia. the military alliance is regarded with skepticism and distrust we often call and help, but you're a little bit suspicious that we are being set up for the future goals, or there is a certain level of thought proceed. the war and ukraine. his father divided the worlds and reveals a deep disconnect between nato countries and the global song. we don't even take from side to west also needs to recalibrate them approach. so what does this mean for need to in the future of the alliance? we can't expect every country to see the world the same way we do. the nato should expand on a global basis the the booking of phones. so in west africa, in september of 2022, youtube as soldiers detained the president and ceased power accusing the government of failing to fight and as long

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that the islamic nations, the islamic people, there are hundreds of millions of muslims around the world who who did not show any uh substantial support for the resistance, so substantial support for these muslims who are fighting this injustice. you see, islam is the main drive of the resistance today, because islam is uh is so similar, what happened to to the muhammad and to his family is so similar. then what is happening to these oppressed people in palestine? the prophet muhammad himself was was actually pushed to leave his home and they took his, they tried to assassinate the prophet muhammad himself and imam ali was in his place at that time and defended himself, the the the four that came after muhammad all four of them were assassinated, the 12 imam they were all assassinated and this is this is by by betrayal, so betrayal is also very... important concept in islamic history, but a betray has been taken place in this part of the world since the days of the prophet muhammad, so therefore it is not surprising that there are some arab and islamic nations and people are not doing an

the whole world was at peace and now the world is blowing up around us. all of these things you read about were not going to happen. under president bush, russia invaded georgia. under president obama, russia told crimea. under the current administration, russia is after all of ukraine. under president trump russia told nothing. we defeated 100% of ices in syria and iraq, something that was said to take five years, sir. we did it in a matter of a couple of months. we have a great military. our military is not woke. just some of the fools on top. i got along very well, the north korean leader, the press he did when i said that. how could you get along with him? it is nice to get along with someone that has a lot of nuclear weapons. in the old days they would say it is a wonderful thing but now they say, how can you possibly do that? i got along with him and we stopped the missile launchers. north korea is acting up again but when we get back, i get along with him. i think he misses me if you want to know the truth. our opponents inherited a world of peace