with cats, it turns out that this is the most important thing that animals lack, such socialization of human attention, because these are still domestic animals, at least some are feral, they really need a person, we have submitted a proposal to the state duma, a bill on to make october 4, in fact, such a day for the protection of animals, and we think that on such a day , cleanup days can also be held throughout the country. powerful tornadoes are raging in the mid-west of the united states, at this moment three people are known to have been injured, lifelines have been damaged infrastructure, the roof of one of the airports was torn off. details from anna voronina. in the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit. here you can either pray or swear, but it’s best to save yourself. dozens of tornadoes, either in the form of a celestial punishment, or in the form of another natural anomaly, hit the united states at once. it might be better for us to move away from the window.

so, let's cover ourselves. hold on, hold on. the whirlwinds swept across several states at once, sweeping away farms in their path and even overturning heavy trucks. guys, let's go to the rescue. he is in ok, ok. while some tried to get away from the elements as quickly and as far as possible, others gave chase. the tornado hunters did not hide their emotions. wow, amazing, i have never been so close before, but the residents of the affected cities do not share this delight. elharn in nebraska, where 800 people lived, was practically wiped off the face of the earth, a similar situation in the city of benington. the entire area has disappeared! in addition to nebraska, meteorologists recorded tornadoes in texas, oklahoma, kansas, missouri and iowa. the number of destroyed houses is already being calculated.

as economists have calculated, euthanasia can save the french budget tens of millions, and macron actively supports it. during his first presidential campaign, he even said that he himself would not mind taking advantage of such an opportunity someday later. do you want to choose the end of your life? yes, i would like to choose how to end my life.

society has ambivalent views on this issue. 90% of french people really want terminally ill people to people had this right, but many fear that this measure of power will be abused. at the same time, some doctors stated that they did not want to do such work. this bill calls assisted dying. i want to say that i’ve been treating people for 25 years, it’s our job to help patients, but killing is something else. for many this is unbearably difficult.

support from the authorities is allowed in belgium. in europe, conscious suicide in the netherlands, luxembourg, spain and switzerland, costs from 4 to 800 euros. experts point out that often people who could live quite normally for many years also resort to the procedure. my colleagues and i have noticed a disturbing trend that is pushing people to seek death. of the 13,000 who chose euthanasia last year, about a third of these people reported feeling like a burden, and this was one of the reasons that led them to seek euthanasia. in canada, the authorities have put euthanasia on stream; often the poor are denied benefits and are directly advised to voluntarily leave this world. on this

the canadian treasury saves about $140 million a year; in quebec, about 8% of registered deaths are already due to this procedure, especially. bureaucrats persistently try to get rid of people with disabilities, for example, when former soldier christina gauthier , who competes for the national team at the paralympic games, asked for a wheelchair ramp to be made in her house, she was refused. cynically offering not to suffer anymore and accepting death right now. ekaterina radaeva, anton dadykin, lead. now economic news, briefly. microfinance organization. increased the issuance of loans to businesses; at the end of the year, enterprises received 105.5 billion rubles. this is one and a half times more than in 2022, according to the central bank materials. at the same time, state and commercial microfinance organizations issued an equal volume of loans. the quality of the portfolio remains stable, the share

of overdue debt is about 5%. in may , the limit on transfers using the fast payments system between your accounts will increase. now you can send up to 30 million rubles without commission. per month, while you can transfer for free up to 100,000 rubles monthly. if the limit is exceeded, a commission of half a percent of the amount is charged, but not more than one and a half thousand rubles. according to the central bank , in the first quarter more than 2.5 billion transactions worth 10.5 trillion rubles passed through the sbp, which is twice as much as a year ago. russian investments in strategic sectors of india exceeded $1,250 million. this was stated by the indian ministry of industry. trading, we are talking about aerospace, defense, chemical and other industries. the ministry also expects to expand cooperation in areas of metals, oil and gas. earlier it became known that the trade turnover between russia and india in 2 months exceeded 11 billion dollars, almost 95% of trade volumes were accounted for by russian

exports, mainly energy resources. and aeroflot reduced its net loss five times. in the first quarter, the company went into negative territory by 6 billion rubles. this is the minimum level over the last 5 years, the ras report says. revenue increased one and a half times to a record 145 billion. at the same time, the carrier increased the number of flights by a quarter and passenger flow by a third. three months of services almost 6.5 million people used aeroflot. it was economic news. short. the task has come - to break through the enemy’s defenses. the tank is such a machine, it can be heard from afar, it is iron, he mined it, mastered it, he used it in combat, after they opened fire, accordingly, the enemy brought out all his firing points,

anti-tank weapons, grenade launchers were sent, the perception was that the hero - this is something, you know, that you just can’t talk to, it turns out that heroes are just like us. there are different professions, here there is such a profession as defending the homeland; not everyone can wear shoulder straps. this is america, a program about a country that is difficult to understand. hello. israel and ukraine, illegal migration? cultural wars and political wars are all important plots of the us election race, but there is the most important, eternal plot, the economy. only 41% of registered american

voters approve of the way joe biden is handling things there; more than half think things were better under donald trump. i don't know what this thing is, but it definitely works. yes, joe biden last year for the first time. commented on the term baydonomics, which he admitted to learning about from the woll street journal. in fact, bidenomics, as a term, is indeed largely ... artificial and largely media-based, of course it is based on the traditions of american social perception of the economy as the most important plot of public life in general, well, it’s difficult for a person who is at least minimally familiar with recent history the united states does not see a parallel with reegonomics here. when we are with you were small, the authorities took only 15 cents from every dollar earned, today they take almost... half a dollar , most people don’t understand this, because politicians claim that they

only take taxes from businesses, small people shout hurray, not realizing that they pay these taxes , buying goods. ragonomics is a new economic course proclaimed by ronald reagan in opposition to the course of the then democratic president jimi carter; he plunged america into the abyss of unprecedented inflation, and under him the world was born. anyway, ronald reagan, with his neoliberal approaches , was a complete antipode, as republicans like to say. rayconomics really worked, america then began to rise, but at the same time the social sphere and other areas that the american state usually takes care of were relegated to the background. since then, ragonomika has officially ended, but it has never been officially cancelled. trump changed everything and the pandemic changed everything even more.

a team of economists estimates that by the end of 2023, the economic damage from the covid-19 pandemic will usa reached 14 trillion dollars. more than a million people have died from covid-19. even more people were hospitalized or lost loved ones. the greatest damage to the economy was caused by job losses and decreased sales due to the closure of stores, the cancellation of flights and the ban on visiting public places. in some places, a certain prerequisite for the emergence of bidenomics in general was an article written by the current national security advisor, jake salevan, back in 2019, it was called new old democrats. what did jake sullivan do? he reflected on his experience work at hillary clinton's campaign headquarters. the fact is that in 2016, sullivan was a fairly serious figure in the clinton campaign, but...

so to speak, well, for the systemic attitudes that were characteristic of democrats in the 20th century, he took the figures of presidents roosevelt and johnson as two main examples. roosevelt is the course of the new economic policy, the serious influence of the state on economic processes, while johnson is the fight against racial segregation and so on. the 2016 elections showed that a few simple slogans. such as building a wall or pinning down bankers work better than a long list of carefully crafted ideas.

2016 showed that audiences were receptive to a populist approach: the old democrats united americans with a high goal, the new old democrats should make that goal the revival of the middle class. of course, these changes would not have happened without biden himself. biden, a long-time resident of the washington swamp, always keeps his nose to the wind and understands. where everything changes, he changed his position more than once during his political career, here, too, he trusted a fairly young team of economic reformers, who created a document called the american rescue plan, it included three bills, the first on infrastructure, biden was not allowed to pass it in full, he asked for 2.3 trillion dollars, truly american ... the infrastructure is very worn out, we also saw what happened in the city of east palestine, where a train with

chemicals derailed and the story in the baltic sea with a bridge. the second important bill was the bill and became an anti-inflation law. two important points were included there: strengthening the policies that were launched under barack obama, healthcare, and lowering drug prices. and the availability of health insurance for wider sections of the population, the second is the green transition, huge investments are expected in the production of electric vehicles, stimulation. purchases of electric vehicles through reduced tax rates, solar panels and so on, this is all in this bill, the third bill on chip science, here is the goal it is clear to transfer semiconductor production as much as possible from southeast asia to the united states, because over the past 20 years

, the amount of semiconductors produced here in the united states by companies such as amd del has fallen by... 25%. the chip science act i signed accelerates progress. it will allow companies to build their factories here in america. and this is already happening. the mikron company alone plans to invest $40 billion in production over 10 years to create 40,000 jobs here . two more foreign companies are investing $4 billion to produce chips that would otherwise be made overseas. this industry will live by the slogan. there is such a popular soviet expression: the economy should be economical, but if we paraphrase it and adapt it to the current state of affairs in the united states, then boydenomics, on the contrary, should not be economical, the main task is to spend as much as possible, and here there is a downside, which is fixed by the constant growth of

american national debt, that is, to function. must fully operate an american printing press. inflation is no longer just a buzzword among economists. this is the harsh reality that is hitting americans' wallets. families across the country are struggling to meet basic needs such as food and fuel. despite the biden administration's statements to the media, the undeniable truth stands before us. economic policies that are touted as bailouts are actually exacerbating workers' financial burdens. the american population, that is, all those for whose sake, in general, baydonomics was started, as a program to improve the quality of life of the middle class, they do not feel it, there are two planes here: the real picture and psychological perception. the president has forced pharmaceutical companies to lower

the price of prescription drugs, he's working to get big banks to reduce fines on non-performing loans, to... to lower the cost of raising children and those who need care, all the things that weigh on on our families, we have made progress, but it is not enough, people are unhappy, we unhappy, but it is president biden who has the ability to solve these problems. people have begun to notice that this long period of post-pandemic recession, these difficult times are behind us, people are ready to admit that things are getting better, and people answer in completely the opposite way during surveys. many believe that things in the united states economy are not getting better, but getting worse. 78% of americans live paycheck to paycheck, they buy less groceries, fill up their car less often, they feel the need, when the president tells them about economic growth and unemployment reduction, they simply do not believe him. americans are not as stupid as they sometimes

seem; they will not believe showmen who claim that poverty is not in the wallet, but in the head. favorite genre... of american television, american television news, here, of course, there is a comparison, they compare how much a basket of certain products cost before the pandemic, how much it cost under trump, how much it costs now under biden, or how much it cost at the beginning of biden's presidency . that's what could have been bought in 2019 for 100 dollars, this is what you can buy today, you see, there is a lot missing here, because today for the same money you can buy 30% more. there is less frozen food, no meat, no steaks, no berries, none of this is gone anymore, because what was then 100 dollars today has turned into about 130 dollars, there are also absolutely funny things, well, for example, they took and compared the classic american comedy , alone at home, and they calculated that the grocery package that

the boy, the main character, buys, then cost 20 dollars, now the same grocery set will already cost. 60 from you 1983 merry christmas animals, but the american biden administration is personally trying to fight back, we urgently need to find the culprits, we need to turn the tables, as they say, on someone, well, in this case, the culprits have been found, they say the corporations themselves , including, which... thing: drink bottles have become smaller, there are fewer chip bags, but they cost the same. as an ice cream lover, what angers me the most is that cardboard boxes of ice cream actually

decreased in size, but not in price. i'm fed up with what they call shringflation, it's a rip off. an important part of badynomics can be considered the green transition program. here america is really, in a sense, now ahead of the rest, very... favorable conditions are being created for businesses that are also aimed at producing electric vehicles, here even the europeans are unhappy, because many companies that do this, seeing these tax benefits, they fled to the united states, but again there is a downside, it is unknown how long all this will be enough, because we know very well that donald trump, if he does not openly deny the concept of climate change, then...

while smashing our enemies to smithereens, should we make a battery larger than the tractor itself? tanks, apparently, will also be electric, how about carrying this also with respect for the environment. one more important geopolitical factor cannot be discounted; this was never spoken about openly, it was never spelled out in the guidelines for bidonomics documents, the very three laws that i spoke about, but nevertheless it is already clear. that the factor of the military-industrial complex is very serious, it is not for nothing that biden in the last few months, including campaigning for

the law on military assistance to ukraine, at almost every rally, especially in cities where there are defense factories, campaigned for the fact that most of the money allocated under these bills will remain in the united states itself. i know it's important to... ohio and texas where they make artillery shells. however, not all global conflicts are equally useful for bidennomics. but take the situation in the middle east, the situation in the middle east has not yet had a significant impact on the rise in gasoline prices. this is a traditional phobia. traditional fear of americans, because the outcome of elections largely depends on the price of gasoline, and this has happened more than once, but who knows, if, for example, the situation in

the confrontation between israel and iran worsens, what the price per gallon of gasoline will be at american gas stations , and so on in everything that no matter what happens in other areas, every day an american goes down to the store, goes to the gas station, pays as they like... you say, they live from check to check, this is the life from check to check, it also determines the attitude towards the president of the united states . 2/3 of americans are dissatisfied with the state of the economy, despite reports of falling inflation and unemployment. according to the poll, about 82% of republicans believe the economy is worse than the media portrays. at the same time, nearly half of democrats also said that the media information embellishes the state of the economy. the main test for bidennomics, for its success or failure, of course, will be the presidential elections in november of this year, here it is important to understand that there are objective

indicators, there are numbers, and there is a psychological perception, for joe biden, for his economic bloc, now this in some way, shadowboxing, fighting with themselves, to what extent will they be able to sell the... successes of bidenomics to the voter, to what extent will trump be able to convince the voter that trumponomics, the economy that was before biden is more effective than the current one, to the extent that this voter will ultimately tilt his choice towards one candidate or another. this was america, all the best to you.

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