both the us and the u. k. were against that, it was stolen, who insisted on france as being there is a victory country. when the pact on unconditional surrender was signed with germany, the french do not remember. maybe they do not want that, or maybe they did not think much of it, but it's a historical fact. something we've preserved in our archives, we've always had great respect for france that was fighting and resisting despite german troops marching from paris. we supported the marquis and also the normandy newman pilots and open our doors. our doors are always open to talks to negotiations and discussions. you've just mentioned that, but it says if we're not welcome at that holiday as it were, how many americans died in the 2nd world war? 500000. and even fewer british citizens died. the number is lower than that of those who died during the 1st to world war with the biggest sacrifice and the altar of this victory was made by the soviet union. according to the latest calculation, around 27000000 people,

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both the us and the u. k. were against that, it was stolen, who insisted on france as being there is a victory country. when the pact on unconditional surrender was signed with germany, the french do not remember. maybe they do not want that, or maybe they do not think much of it. but it's a historical fact. something we've preserved in our archives, we've always had great respect for france that was fighting and resisting despite german troops marching from paris. we supported the marquis and also the normandy newman pilots and opened our doors. our doors are always open to talks to negotiations and discussions. you've just mentioned that, but it says if we're not welcome at that holiday, as it were, how many americans died in the 2nd world war? 500000. and even fewer british citizens died. the numbers lower than that of those who died during the 1st world war, the biggest sacrifice and the altar of this victory was made by the soviet union. according to the latest calculation, around 27000000 people, out of

both the us and the u. k. were against that, it was stolen, who insisted on france as being there is a victory country. when the pact on unconditional surrender was signed with germany, the french do not remember. maybe they do not want that, or maybe they do not think much of it. but it's a historical fact. something we've preserved in our archives, we've always had great respect for france that was fighting and resisting despite german troops marching from paris. we supported the marquis and also the normandy newman pilots and opened our doors. our doors are always open to talks to negotiations and discussions. you've just mentioned that, but it says if we're not welcome at that holidays as it were, how many americans died in the 2nd world war? 500000. and even fewer british citizens died. the number is lower than that of those who died during the 1st world war and the biggest sacrifice and the altar of this victory was made by the soviet union. according to the latest calculation, around 27000000 people, ou

both the us and the u. k. were against that it was stolen, who insisted on france as being there as a victory country. when the pact on unconditional surrender was signed with germany and the french do not remember, maybe they do not want that. or maybe they did not think much of it, but it's a historical fact. something we've preserved in our archives, we've always had great respect for france that was fighting and resisting despite german troops marching from paris. we supported the marquis and also the normandy newman pilots and open our doors. our doors are always open to talks to negotiations and discussions. you've just mentioned that, but it's as if we're not welcome at that holiday as it were. how many americans died in the 2nd world war? 500000. and even fewer british citizens died. the numbers lower than that of those who died during the 1st world war with the biggest sacrifice and the altar of this victory was made by the soviet union. according to the latest calculation, around 27000000 people, out

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uh, some of caps was vocal support as countries like poland from canada and the u. k. but of course, the push was initiated by the native chief himself and sold them back. so as politicians were discussing, the possible escalation of the conflict they would protest is marching in both the hon. garron, i'm the german capital so to speak out against h as row in ukraine, particularly the decision to like have strike russian territory. a comedy of for demonstration, russia is not the aggressive drum. nato is the aggressive in stoughton, but the secretary general of nato says constantly that the boy did not starting towards $22.00. it started in 2014. he's right, the german government is not solver, and the german government takes these orders from washington. when you see how the german government destroyed his own economy by allowing washington to blow up the north stream to the north stream pipelines, then you see germany is nothing controlled of the situation. the german government already follows orders from washington. it was done. i think the government of russia is

in that case you would have bigger and more controls or solutions about a 6th of all u. k. residents were born abroad move and in the us. and most of the countries surveys show that by international standards, the british population is relatively open to migrants. yeah, a rainy and borne mona bonnie is committed to helping refugees check in for people to be like, why does she feel migration is an election issue. i forget. yeah, i think all politicians at the moment. oh, using that narrative as a way of distracting from the fact that they're still not investing in public. so this is, you know, it will, they still maybe haven't because of the country. well, often corvette or off that breaks it. refugees that provide the support says mona bonnie and a rich society when they finally get here, they want more than anyone for that to few less while. right. they don't put in that energy to come and then do nothing with it. so i do, you know, you do find that people come with a level of a mission and a level of life and willingness to walk and back to their own lives. along with cut

in that case you would have bigger and more controls or solutions about the 6th of all u. k. residents were born abroad. move in in the us, and most of the countries surveys show that by international standards, the british population is relatively open to migrants. yeah, a rainy and born mona bonnie is committed to helping refugees check in for people to be like, why does she feel migration is an election issue. i think it, yeah, i think all politicians at the moment who using that narrative as a way of distracting from the fact that they're still not investing in public. so this is, you know, it was a still maybe haven't because of the country well off to prove it or off the breaks it refugees that provide the support says, mona bonnie and rich society. when they finally get here, they want more than anyone for that to few less while, right? they don't put in that energy to come and then do nothing with it. so i do, you know, you do find that people come with a level of ambition and a level of life and willingness to walk and back to their own lives. along with coaching, re

in that case you would have bigger and more controls or solutions about a 6th of all u. k. residents were born abroad. move in in the us, in most countries, surveys show that by international standards, the british population is relatively open to migrants. yeah, a rainy and borne mona bonnie is committed to helping refugees check in for people to be like, why does she feel? migration is an election issue. i think it. yeah. i think i'll pull the sessions at the moment. oh, using that narrative as a way of distracting from the fact that they're still not investing in public. so this is, you know, it was a still maybe haven't because of the country well off to prove it or off the breaks it refugees separate, right. the support says mona bonnie and rich society, when they finally get here, they want more than anyone for that to few less while. right? they don't put in that energy to come and then do nothing with it. so i do, you know, you do find that people come with a level of ambition and a level of life and willingness to walk on back to their own lives. along with coachin

in that case you would have bigger and more controls or solutions about the 6th of all u. k. residents were born abroad, move in in the us, and most of the countries surveys show that by international standards, the british population is relatively open to migrants. yeah, a rainy and borne mona bonnie is committed to helping refugees check in for people . so be like, why does she feel migration is an election issue i to get yeah, i think all politicians at the moment of using that narrative as a way of distracting from the fact that they're still not investing in public. so this is, you know, it will, they still maybe haven't because of the country well off to create are off the breaks it refugees that provide to support says mona bonnie and rich society when they finally get here, they want more than anyone for that to few less while right? they don't put in that energy to come and then do nothing with it. so i do, you know, you do find that people come with a level of ambition and a level of life and willingness to walk on back to their own lives. along with coaching, refug

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in that case you would have bigger and more controls or solutions about a 6th of all u. k. residents were born abroad. move in in the us, in most countries, surveys show that by international standards, the british population is relatively open to migrants. yeah, a rainy and born mona bonnie is committed to helping refugees check in for people. so be like, why does she feel? migration is an election issue i to get. yeah, i think all politicians at the moment. oh, using that narrative as a way of distracting from the fact that they're still not investing in public. so this is, you know, it will, they still maybe haven't because of the country well off to create are off the breaks it refugees that provide to supports as well and a body and rich society. when they finally get here, they want more than anyone for that to few less while, right? they don't put in that energy to come and then do nothing with it. so i do, you know, you do find that people come with a level of ambition and a level of life and willingness to walk on back to their own lives. along with cutting refugee

k. in fact, the d a says that it will do is utmost best to prevent a coalition between the sea and if, if even a condo is easily, just move on that we have got a lot of work to do to prevent students. alicia without going into the d a and so our job is to actually solve the 1st and the pool. so this means south africa's interest sort of the and to go out of business that i'm going to move to the next election battery have to take. so that we also had the lead off the 5th to this many mile climbing the conditions under which it will for me. covalent missions with the african national congress saying that it's, it's demonica included the expropriation white's own land without compensation to identify this as a call to know principle all for the if it said that the policy would not compromise with this. in any talks with the agency, but essentially saying that they have 1st preference is watching what the evidence of to this we. i mean what they may be is because we have our chief, our miss

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so these guys were in the u. k. parliament, morris johnson, who was in parliament standing there with the us off flag. right. so these guys are there. they're now. uh. yeah, they're now allowed into polite company in the west uh these extreme uh nazis because they're now heroes and it was because they're a tool of the west. what this does, what this motion does is it removes that last sticking point for somebody can say, well, you're hypocrites, us government is a bunch of hypocrites, that sounds biden's and elections. the last thing you need is somebody is picking a finger and going well, you're ordering terrace. well the tears, we just, we designate your with the terrorist, it's very easy. we and it's all russian. uh, it's all russian fake information that these guys are murdering people. that are guiding, not take that through zillow over up and down their bodies. a lot of these guys never mind all the photographs and what they thought they get information to the phone. so throughout the entire process. so the

so these guys uh, were in the u. k. parliament morris johnson, who was in parliament standing there with the us off flag. right. so these guys are there. they're now. uh. yeah. they're now allowed into polite company in the west. uh these extreme uh not sees because they're now heroes that are west because they're a tool of the west. what this does, what this a motion does it is it removes that last sticking point where somebody can say, well, you're hypocrites, yours government has a bunch of hypocrites, that sounds biden's and elections. the last thing you need is somebody is picking a finger and going well, you're ordering terrace. well no, but there's, we just, we designate your therapist, it's very easy. we and it's all russian. uh, it's all russian fake information that these guys are murdering people that are guiding nazi, that those over up and down their bodies. a lot of these guys never mind all the photographs and one with a confirmation of the phone. so throughout the entire process. so they're making it

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it's done automatically by the u. k. then i said on the, when the bonus were officers were thinking whether it's right, the crimean bridge or any other facilities. well, they were thinking for themselves, right. but it wasn't done for them and get new sheets. that's what they were going to do. and the same applies to the french specialists resort is done by the western specialist. therefore, we foster no allusion about that usually the post of well how are we to respond when most of the naturally will improve our anti missile defense systems? air defense systems will destroy these incoming missiles, so you might do just a 2nd. we're thinking that if someone believes it possible to provide such weapons to the military, to the war zone, and in order to conduct strikes against our territory, we think 3 issues for us. then why don't we have an opportunity to provide the same class of weapons to those regions of the world where the strikes will be conducted agent, the sensitive facilities of those countries who are doing that

he specifically mentioned the fact that a forest johnson, the former prime minister of the u. k. had gotten involved in peace talks that were taking place between ukraine and rushed her back in 2022. and he had convinced the ukrainian side to not sign a piece agreement that they've previously were willing to sign this something that the russian president vladimir putin said i could have ended the conflict back in 20222 years ago. the on top of that, in connection to this, he also talked about us foreign policy towards europe and how the washington's a desire to see germany specifically continue to send weapons. due crane is hurting relations between germany and russia, and as a byproduct is hurting the economy. of germany, which is something that a lot of our put in said is the flagship academy of the european union. meaning when the germany economy, the german economy, is going up or down the european economy follow suit. and this is something that uh vladimir put inside is a self defeating policy of the united states. that their hand to russian policies are leading to damage to

not charged in the u. k. st. extradition act. you know, all of these things culminate, i'm telling you, well, actually, the noise being abused here and for very specific purpose. and i, and all of that kind of convince me that i used to be involved, something that was working against these, these policies in case prisoners is an important voice from us. and it's an empowering voice. is one that we hope tells most things that you can actually sign up for yourself. you can stand up for, for the, for the right thing without feeding those. if you're doing something criminal, i think for me, it's obvious. it's positive. something that i've been affected by something that i'm constantly, even if i didn't want to do it, i'd be affected by it to the state. so it's something that i think people will say that it's something called survive is guilt that you will survive a particular trauma. but other people left in that situation are not surviving. so you have an obligation upon yourself to fight for them. i have, i

k, had gotten involved in peace talks that were taking place between ukraine and rushed her back in 2022. and he had convinced the ukrainian side to not sign a piece agreement that they've previously were willing to sign this something that the russian president vladimir putin said i could have ended the conflict back in 20222 years ago. the on top of that, in connection to this, he also talked about us foreign policy towards europe. and how is it washington's desire to see germany specifically, continue to send weapons? due crane is hurting relations between germany and russia, and as a byproduct is hurting. the reminded me of germany, which is something that a lot of our poor and said is the flagship economy of the european union. meaning when the germany economy, the german economy, is going up or down, the european economy follow suit. and this is something that's uh vladimir putting inside is a self defeating policy of the united states. that they're anti russian policies are leading to damage to the german economy and thereby damage to the european economy on as a whole. and probab

k, had gotten involved in peace talks that were taking place between ukraine and roster back in 2022. and he had convinced the ukrainian side to not sign a piece agreement that they've previously were willing to sign this something that the russian president vladimir putin said i could have ended the conflict back in 20222 years ago. the on top of that, in connection to this, he also talked about us foreign policy towards europe and how the washington's a desire to see germany specifically continue to send weapons. ukraine is hurting relations between germany and russia, and as a byproduct is hurting the economy of germany, which is something that a lot of our poor and said is the flagship economy of the european union. meaning when the germany economy, the german economy, is going up or down to european economy follow suit. and this is something that uh vladimir put inside is a self defeating policy of the united states. that their anti russian policies are leading to damage to the german economy. and thereby damage to the european economy on the as a whole. and probably the last mos

k, had gotten involved in peace talks that were taking place between ukraine and russia back in 2022. and he had convinced the ukrainian side to not sign a piece agreement that they've previously were willing to sign this something that the russian president vladimir putin said i could have ended the conflict back in 20222 years ago. the on top of that, in connection to this, he also talked about a u. s. foreign policy towards europe. and how is it washington's desire to see germany specifically, continue to send weapons? due crane is hurting relations between germany and russia, and as a byproduct is hurting the, reminding me of germany, which is something that a lot of our poor and said is the flagship economy of the european union. meaning when the germany economy, the german economy, is going up or down to european economy follow suit. and this is something that uh vladimir put inside is a self defeating policy of the united states. that their anti russian policies are leading to damage to the german economy. and thereby damage the european economy on as a whole. and probably the

k. now the push was initiated by the nature chief himself again. stilton bug. now is politicians discuss the escalation all the conflict protests as much in the hon. gary and gym and capital. speaking out against that nato's role in ukraine. but say to me, that decision to let, keep strike russian territory a comedy of for demonstration. russia is not the aggressive nato is the aggressive installed. but the secretary general of nato says constantly that the boy did not starts in 2022. it started in 2014. he's right. the german government is not solver and the german government takes these orders from washington. when you see how the german government destroyed his own economy by allowing washington to blow up the north stream to the north stream pipelines, then you see germany is nothing controlled of the situation. the german government already follows orders from washington. it is i think the government of russia is doing the right thing defending itself because nato is getting closer

i saw the founder of the media organization were, giddings has left the u. k. all the latency legal vasily is agreed to plead guilty to a single criminal charge and resolve of being released from prison according to what he needs us on the left, bel mazda maximum security prison in the u. k. on monday, off the spending 1901 days behind above now, then boarded an apple that flew out of stamps to the apple as long to search into the census on wednesday at 9 am to 5 and a us court judge must accept the settlement, but he will most likely own credit for the 5. he is, he is already so i will not face any more prison time is was the case document. it says this from at least 2009 and continuing through at least 2011 and an offense big gun and committed outside of the jurisdiction of any particular state or district of the united states. the defendant, julie and paula sounds, who will be 1st brought to the district of the northern marianna orleans knowingly unlawfully conspired with chelsea money to commit the following offences against the united states. i to receive

now the u. k . did part of attends the landscape. the cost along, which means also you were ton was if you do decide to the front lines, be solved a good law course, the point of fighting alongside those who have bands in the way back. wow. any person with us can. why fight for those who use do you like kind of for the words, what do you tell them that you're done and they tell you to go charge of bullets. most of these men have seen frontline come back before ronda this. they have little appetite smith, so who are you willing to go back to the trenches store? i am not. yes. honestly, i'm going to assume i will do everything to avoid it. yeah, sure. i am a religious man, my trust and gold plan for more. i do not believe any official and ukraine gets to decide whether right or any one of us lives. i believe in god issue that used to be that say i'm and waited. now, they only ways collect stump in years. i would like to call them out governments to end this conflict so they can sit down and negotiate. and of course, bear with in mind b

and the latest incidents rather than said, are, as the fighters were killed in all k r u. when government forces fought them off in an attack, they said they also sees and destroyed to combat vehicles. and motorcycles, sedans, armies also claiming unimportant victory in the battle for alpha. sure. in the north star for region, it says it stopped a major, a sold launch, buy them back, power military and kids. one of his senior commanders, right school. so worried about ethnic cleansing, if b r a. so if i just capture the city of nearly 2000000 people, even morgan ray for some under mine, when many have taken up arms on the side of the army. so, oh, this military camp, an under man, is where young men from sedans, west and are for region come to receive training. they volunteer to fight alongside to dance army and it's were against the parent military rapids support forces or r s f. what's the was displaced from his city of indiana in south dar for he says the horrors committed by the are a staff is would meet him, join this camp. last name, i'm going to do the displacement,

k. the new kid on the block with 14.59 percent coming last them now with all the majority in parliament to be. and so you will need coalition partners to form a government out of pot the secretary general effect. but that process is already on the way we would pull to the interest of but people stop out for the 1st the please use of northwest to us in this country. it does brought the stability and all of that. but it is the week of the it is that we love the people and that is what we must accept. it is not an outcome we our selves can not abandon the sheet because we've got 6000000 people who are still spending the living in the effort to mission outcomes. what blown but not out was didn't spend. and i'm gonna close as the president of the and see, and if you come to us with those 2 months we'll get if you come to us with a do you mind that i'm a pause. i'm a step down as a president, that's just not going to ship. we've got no such monday. we're not going to engage with what you've do