Many news reports and deputy officials refer to the refugee crisis as the worst since the end of world war ii. Next on American History tvs real america, a look back to 1946 with the seeds of destiny. A 20minute War Department film departing the situation faced by millions of orphaned and homeless children. The graphic scenes of hungry, really close children recorded by the u. S. Signal corps helped raise millions of dollars for relief efforts. This Academy Award willing waiting film include scenes that may be disturbing to some viewers. Children, the human raw material each uttered nations tomorrow. It nations preview in flesh and blood of its future. Pillars of the brave new world. Pillars of the brave new world. Ages from three to six, not even able to stand. Rackets. Age nine. Mother tortured. Father burned alive. Age ten. Lost her senses when shells swept her dutch village. Age eight. Mother, sister, father and brother killed all around in a deliberate shell far because they refus
Love, soon the first meeting in Vladimir Putins Business Program with the head of vietnam vovong. The main topic is trade and economic cooperation. Vietnam actively supports it within the framework of the eurasian economic union, but it is potential. Today, according to Vladimir Putin, it has not been fully disclosed. In 2023, sanctions halved bilateral trade. At twenty they reached a record level of 7. 1 billion dollars. Trade needs to expand positive dynamics there has been growth above 6 . Among the goods that the asian country supplies to russia are coffee, exotic fruits and textiles. Unfortunately, last year we observed some decline in trade and economic interaction, but this year we are seeing a certain upward adjustment, the growth was in the first 8 months, 6 months of this year, 6, in order for trade ties to develop at the right pace , a mixed Government Commission is working on our side, headed by mr. Gospodinko, about the desire to expand cooperation with russia, said Hungar
Have seen her day in and day out on the campaign bus going from stop to stop to stop she is. She is careful, she is measured, she is serious. She doesnt get overly excited or rattled. [applause] and you know, we also that. One of the earliest debates carly confronted donald trump. A man with the characteristic understatement said of her, look at that face. And everyone of us remember that grace, the class, with which carly responded. Responded to donald that she knew exactly what he was saying and that every woman in america knew exactly what he was saying. One of the great principles they bullies, they feed off of fear. They feed off of people who cower in the quarter when they yell and scream. They dont know what to do when a strong, powerful woman stands up and says, i am not afraid. [applause] mr. Cruz the third characteristic that is important for a president is character. At the end of the day it is all about character. If the president is a no good scoundrel. If the president is
Believe me. [applause] mr. Trump however, unlike other candidates for the presidency, war and aggression will not be my first instinct. You cannot have a Foreign Policy without diplomacy. A superpower understands that caution and restraint are really truly signs of strength. Although not in government service, i was totally against the war in iraq, very proudly, saying for many years that it would destabilize the middle east. Sadly, i was correct, and the biggest beneficiary has been has has been iran, who is systematically taking over iraq and gaining access to their very rich oil reserves, something it has wanted to do for decades. And now, to top it off, we have isis. My goal is to establish a Foreign Policy that will endure for several generations. Thats why i also look and have to look for talented experts with approaches and practical ideas, rather than surrounding myself with those who have perfect resumes but very little to brag about except responsibility for a long history of
Of course one of the most famous College Professors in american history, had agreed that when all the way into the end of the century, in his book is a chapter called the american octopus come his way of signaling his continued disagreement with what when james had 30 years prior, made all the same point. But by that point it was much much too late really for the University Organizers of model to change. Theres sort of a wellknown phenomenon where once organizations become a certainly they become more like one another over time, just basic organizational theory. The question that interested me was why it has persisted for so long. These kinds of things happen all the time. Organizations form in certain ways and eventually some comes along with some new way of doing things and the world changes. And get virtually everything that robert said about university in 1934 you could say about universities now 80 years later. Why . I believe it has a lot less to do with the virtues of a model an