Is that the credit has increased from 120 tomans to 220 tomans, and a precondition was that the product had an electronic card, which means that Everyone Wants 120 tomans goods. In order to receive 200 tomans from his own subsidy, he had to spend in the way of goods. At this stage , the precondition is completely removed and there was a difference. In the previous stage, the credits were transferred between the goods, that is, i am a housewife with 3 people , 300 tomans and 60 tomans i had credit in the previous period , i could use all my credit to buy oil or rice and buy from these 11 items. At this stage , all credits are transferable, only credit with the same specific product, for example, i want to go buy oil, i will buy oil credit, i will buy rice, i want to get credit from only the group what is the product for which credit can be transferred, dairy between milk, yogurt and cheese . Week to the cinema. This movie is coming, which was noticed by the judges and media people at th
Want to segregate themselves . Arent they all trying to to, you know, form their own clubs or their own cliques . Well, some of thats true. Thats true of asianamericans. Its true of many groups. And if we want to really have a racially diverse, integrated society, we have to fight our own tendencies to do that. But partly, theres a difference. Your grandchildren are going to be my grandchildren. Theres going to be intermarriage. And and we have a shared future here. But if whites are anxious about being a minority you know what that shows . It shows two things. It shows theres some advantages to being white. Theres a hierarchy, theyd have to to give something up. And second, it shows were not yet really color blind because whites could never look around the room and say, whoa, im a minority. But thats not how it works. We may aspire to that, but we dont have that reality. Cspan your brothers, nelson and carson, what do they do . [laughter] guest theyre writers. Tear twins. Themson edit
Israelis. So in every way its a fascinating place, its a fascinating gateway, if you like, to see the history of the world. Host is jerusalem strategically located . How did it become so vital . Guest absolutely not. Absolutely not. Its not strategically valuable at all. It became strategically valuable when it became a great city and a great fortress. But actually, its far there the trade routes. When armies are invading up and down, are invading egypt or from egypt invading in towards syria, they march up the coast as napoleon did too. Theres another one i didnt mention. And they dont go anywhere near jerusalem. So jerusalem is irrelevant. Jerusalem is all about holiness. Its value comes completely from the, its a temple city. And its prestige as a capital and as a name in history really comes from that, for that reason, from its sanctity thats all about religion. Host when did it begin . As a city . Guest well, it began, you know, it began in sort of probably the second millennium b
You want to be able to at least contain syria to syria and not have it still over to lebanon to turkey, to destabilize the monarchy in jordan, to create a regional war with the israelis. Those are role american interests. We continue with a look at social media, politics and history. Jonathan karl talks with the historian Michael Beschloss about his twitter feed full of incredible historical photos. I always felt that in history images tend to be underrated. We write books and theyre based on letters and documents, the usual sources. But oftentimes i like it to look at pictures from the time or about people im wroiing about because i think they can tell you an awful lot. Thats why i think it works on twitter. And to teddy goth, the former digital director of the 2012 Obama Campaign, about the role of social media and modern politics. You mentioned that the president had 34 million facebook fans on election day, a little higher now. Those people were friends with 98 of the u. S. Faceboo
War with the israelis. Those are role american interests. We continue with a look at social media, politics and history. Jonathan karl talks with the historian Michael Beschloss about his twitter feed full of incredible historical photos. I always felt that in history images tend to be underrated. We write books and theyre based on letters and documents, the usual sources. But oftentimes i like it to look at pictures from the time or about people im wroiing about because i think they can tell you an awful lot. Thats why i think it works on twitter. And to teddy goth, the former digital director of the 2012 Obama Campaign, about the role of social media and modern politics. You mentioned that the president had 34 million facebook fans on election day, a little higher now. Those people were friends with 98 of the u. S. Facebook population. Thats actually more than the number of people who vote in this country. So we knew that if we talked to them in the right way, served them with an exp