that is, from colony to colony from colony to colony, yes, we even see this, we have now opened moscower number 2, this is butyrka, yes it says season number, yes, season number two, here in current moment, i understood correctly, eighth today is october 8, 18:10, these are the ones coming and which ones are coming from there? they showed us how fraudulent actions are blocked in real time, and they decided to call a randomly selected client from whom they had tried to steal money from her card a minute ago. hello, yes, i am an employee of sberbank, my name is svetlana. there is an attempt on your card to write off funds via the internet, please tell me, did you carry out this operation? no, nothing, i ’m telling you, someone already called me, i called a girl there, please check the details, did they tell this girl, the card number, expiration date, the security on the back, the passwords that came from the 900 number? number, no, password nikolaevna, you communicated with scammers, scammers ask for this information in order to write it off. i can say that we stop 98% of all attempts t

well, historically there's only been one assassination in the history of the zionist colony against themer president rabin. um, you know, clearly there had, there is not much of a history like that in israel, but also because of the fact that netanyahu has, failed so miserably since october 7th and before, maybe somebody would want to get rid of him so they can blame him for all of... fairs, but i doubt it, i think it's more, this is all political games that are being played to give more uh, humanize more netanyahu as and and gain something from the assassination of trump attempt, well how does this attempt assassination on trump basically impact the the landscape and the entity in general? uh, clearly netanyahu now thinks that trump is going to be elected, for sure he is going to be elected as presidents. so therefore uh netanyahu is going to know that there is more support for his hardline positions and he should be expecting trump will allow him to do whatever he wants to, especially that trump wants to uh stop the war in ukraine because he wants to concentrate on killing more arabic

and i'm, so i'm just looking during british and french colonial rule in africa. football played a crucial role in the growth of nationalism. it helped create ways the colonized countries just of these repressive regimes and for people to fight for the freedom from colonial. the i am very delighted to say to all the confidence, brightest, legal students putting minds against them. this means in africa would really be interesting to see how we miss uh, gather together for tournament. unlike any other than what has happened me expressing meaning. the apps we can cut on the human and people slide is now in session with new applicants on tuesday or the latest news as it breaks the capturing of fingerprints. enough said gifts, they are a self control over more territory, but it also increases the number of those displaced intentionally with detailed coverage. the current conservative government wanted to encourage pharmacist as garage really start replacing overseas was with versus ones from around the world. local politicians that suggested raising good mission prices

according to their data, from july 1, 22 , to february 7, 23, in the colonies for...ople from the same colony, as they were recruited, issued tokens, die in the same way, that is, here it's just a week, the week of the ural colonies passed, then the week of the siberian colonies passed once, the losses are just going, we tried to make a kind of pipeline accordingly, here is the date of recruitment, the date of death, but it is... quite difficult to track, difficult to understand, based on incomplete data, again we only have information about the dead, a general idea that yes, indeed, they did not spend a lot of time on some training, that is, relatively speaking, they were taken to the camps somewhere near luhansk, there was some training two- three weeks maximum, after that before the fight, and as a rule, the first fight is already the last. according to the media zone material. publicly, he said that we want robbers, we really do, he directly said that we want murderers, and such murderers who deliberately set out to kill, we have like, that's all he said, he was s

, although rwanda was not a colony of france, it was uh really close to other colonies of france like the you know regional... countries uh drc and all that that had lot of that had links to rwanda so the... concept of franca freak was still active and so it tried to keep ties with its former colonies and therefore it tried as much as it could to influence political decisions and directions you know uh in those colonies and that was where france rwanda came into picture so it was more self-serving uh that it was influencing genocide in in rwanda you hoping that it will be in its own uh favor in his own diplomatic interest. for the majority of the early modern period, most christian churches, both catholic and protestant supported slavery and colonialism in africa. that did not end there. the catholic church was accused of being close to the hootolight government in 1994 when nearly million people were killed in 100 days. however, it was only in 2017 that pope francis, upon meeting the rwanda and president during the 20th anniversary commemorations in april 2014, kagama accused the cat

regime but were disappointed any anti colonial movement grew at the same time. football also develops from an elite pastime to a sport with mass appeal, and increasing focus on nationalism. this found expression in the west, algerian city of charlotte. the he's in the tv but us the i have the he had the police tell body here with him is to came being just a it does it is. yeah, i live just it will stuff. hello. um i bought the so bad if you should have be sure to me yet she lives dictate to cool not then i let dina. all i do and uh and you look the whole so right has even looked at cost for kids. i mean, i went in and did a teeth, but i said they will follow up with the step. but of course, to look at the, the eclipse related to so to use the bottom right, then you can to pick up the yeah, the to me is that, to me is of the more, not how the web, the tacoma could be, that needed is trema fee as month cost a should be modified as of a trip in the up. the can turn that goes in the can no, not ship the ship. that being the view, it'll show up on the what can have t

anti-colonial policy.r main concept was that in ukraine, that ukrainians are to a certain extent a crooked... polish nation, partially, at least you have this concept of two ukraines and so on, as you now from a distance of years from the last two in particular, which ukraine spent in the war, as you can see now, is ukraine now managing to build a monolithic one the nation and whether it remains, well, so to speak in creole, that is, it is meant, let's say this, but now i am just worried that we do not lose the audience, as far as they keep up with us, but to put it very briefly, what is the meaning of this in general. post-colonial theory, whether it can be applied to ukraine and how we are moving in the creation of a political nation. mr. mykola, you have the floor. i will not repeat the post-colonial theory in two minutes, but, well, first of all i will say that ukraine was a disjointed nation, no, maybe not divided, but disjointed, and i was talking about what is, there have always been two projects, y

, from a specific colony, now i’ll tell you all about it, yes. that is, from colony to colony from colonyo colony, and even this we see, we have now opened moscow, this is a colony, this is pre-trial detention center number two, this is butyrka, it says season number two, that’s right, season number two, at the current moment, i am correct, today is the eighth of october at 18:10, these are the ones that are coming and some transfers are coming from there. that is, now you can call and inform the employees there, the police and the authorities , that yes, yes, they showed us how they block fraudulent actions in real time, they decided to call a randomly selected client from whom they tried to steal money from her card a minute ago. hello, i am an employee of sberbank, my name is svetlana, according to your card. an attempt to write off funds via the internet, please tell me did you perform this operation? no, nothing, i ’m telling you, someone already called me, i was the girl there , call me, please. this girl's data was reported, card number, expiration date, security on the back, passw

, although wanda was not a colony of... france, it was really close to other colonies of france like you, you know, regional uh countries, drc, and all that that had lot of, that had links to rwanda, so the concept of frank was still active and so it tried to keep ties former colonies and therefore it tried as much as it could to influence. musicals decisions and directions, in those colonies and that was where france rwanda came into picture, so it was more self-serving uh that... "it was influencing genocide in in rwanda, you hoping that it will be in its own uh favor in its own diplomatic interest. for the majority of the early modern period, most christian churches, both catholic and protestant supported slavery and colonialism in africa, that did not end there. the catholic church was accused of being close to the hutu like government in 1994 when nearly million people were killed. 100 days, however it was only in 2017 that pope francis, upon meeting the rwanda and president paul kagame officially asked for forgiveness for the catholic churches rule in the 1994 genocide. a genoc

how football is in sudan use this for the chinese british colonial. the grand olympic games are coming to from along with the unprecedented surveillance system. the minute tries ation of communities, the displacement of people and resistance to what many c as a disruptive for the people in power expose where the front can deliver on promises made and what the outcome to meet for future games. francis olympic gamble on a jersey to nearly 300 people, died, one flight time, age 17 for shut down of ukraine, but a decade later, have to fight for just as continues. must go, refuses to 100, with 3 men convicted of maxima to prosecute us. believe russians, the president was directly involved, 101 east investigates. the case against platinum includes in on, out to 0. being a journalist is a privilege to get to the heart of the story amplified the voices of those who have been drowned out by the noises of war is my driving force is what forces me to take risks. we're just going to try to take up as a safety position reading the trying to find the words the trut

of colonialism which is still continuing because i'm against the the term called post colonialism, there isn't post colonialism, it's still going on, still going on by so many other means economically and the domination of the west over the third world countries in general and everywhere around the world by what they call you know the globalization and the new liberal economy and all other means which is keeping them, it means that all these western countries they did didn't change their colonial mentality and they are still going on, so i don't think that we would expect from them to do anything against israel, because this colonial mentality is still still dominating their their thoughts and ideas and they will see in israel as something as netanyahu put it, the civilization versus the uh uncivilized like the palestinians from their point of view, so that's why they are supporting them. and the that will be reflected in all aspects, like in sport, like what's going on in spite of in france in the olympiad in spite of the calls by lots of people around? were that israel should be banned

, from colony to a colony, and even this we can see, we have now opened moscow, this is a colony, this isolator number two, this is butyrka, yes it says season number two, yes, season number two, at the moment, i understand correctly, the eighth is the eighth today. october 18:10 these are the ones that come from and what transfers come from there yes, that is, now you can call and inform the police and the federal penitentiary service employees there that yes, yes, they showed us how fraudulent actions are blocked in real time, they decided to call a randomly selected client , from whom they tried to steal money from her card a minute ago. hello nikolaevna. yes, listen i am an employee of sberbank, my name is svetlana, there is an attempt to write off funds via the internet on your card. tell me, please, did you perform this operation? no, nothing, i ’m telling you, someone already called me, i’m a girl. please clarify the data you provided to this girl, card number, expiration date, year of security on the back, passwords that came from number 900, did you report? number, no, passwor

, although wanda was not a colony of france, it was really close to other colonies of france like the... you know regional uh countries uh drc and all that that had lot of that had links to uh to rwanda, so the concept of franca freak was still active and so it tried to keep ties with its former colonies and therefore it tried as much as it could to influence political decisions and directions in those colonies and that was where france rwanda came into picture so it was more self-serving uh that it was influencing genocide in in rwanda you hoping that it will be in its own uh favor, in its own diplomatic interest. for the majority of the early modern period, most christian churches, both catholic and protestant, supported slavery and colonialism in africa. that did not end there. the catholic church was accused of being close to the hootu light government in 1994 when nearly million people were killed in 100 days. however, it was only in 2017 that pope francis a during the 20th anniversary commemorations in april 2014, kagame accused the catholic church of having participated fully i

how football is in sudan use this for the chinese british colonial rule. when denmark annex controversial lowest targeting communities of known western descendants and reclassifying, the neighborhoods as guesses one young most living rises to defend his hon. speaking out in box on a journey to the close of power questioning his place in the country of his band and my danish, a witness documentary on our part he came in to be is israel and obstacles piece? i think that the new thing, the f one, his government with these says 5 digit, you say getting russell, a thought provoking. odd since the e you made weapons being used in cause, no doubt it should be used in an offensive way. that's how i could use the spacing realities you're running. mean, what does he bring to the table? hard from being presidential, could we go to some we can uptake the fact that he was signing a present as not that important factor. he had the story on talk to how does era in how believes that we shouldn't underestimate the consequences of snatching out and move from their natural h

serhii shevchuk from olenivka was transferred to a colony in russia.was brutally tortured there. i had eight broken ribs, chest, ruptured liver, hematomas of all internal organs. well , during all this time, he was saved by thoughts about his family, he spent three months in russia, he was exchanged for the new year, it was more to see my daughter, i have her alone small, four years old, the girl is so blue-eyed, i was just waiting for her, i never thought that i would have a daughter, i was afraid that she would not recognize me, maryana mamonova'. months of pregnancy, they were transferred from prison to a donetsk hospital to prepare for childbirth. but at the last moment, along with several hundred other ukrainian defenders, the russians still gave her up for exchange. she overcame the path from the occupied territories through russia and belarus to the ukrainian border. the door opens, and i don't remember who is from the ukrainian military says that mariasha needs to leave now. here, well, it will be necessary to get out of the car at home, that t

well, historically there's only been one assassination in the history of the zionist colony against.istory like that in israel, but also because of the fact that netanyahu has, failed so miserably since october seventh and before, maybe somebody would want to get rid of him so they can blame him for all the failures, but i doubt it, i think it's more, this is all uh political games that are being played to give more... humanize more netanyahu as and and gain something from this assassination of trump attempt, well how does this attempt assassination on trump basically impact the the landscape and the entity in general? well clearly netanyahu now uh thinks that trump is going to be elected for sure he is going to be elected as president so therefore uh netanyahu is going to know that there is more support for his hardlineine positions and he should be ex acting that trump will allow him to do whatever he wants to, especially that trump wants to stop the war in ukraine because he wants to concentrate on killing more arabic people, more palestinians, more muslims. well, with that, let's

and i'm, so i'm just looking during british and french colonial rule in africa. football played a crucial role in the growth of nationalism. it helped create ways the colonized countries just of these repressive regimes and for people to fight for the freedom from colonial. the in 2021, the toughest security surfaces. the rest of the 15 suspected spies allegedly between 2 bodies, really intelligence the must have 2 reports on our listing, and just allow me to get in touch you. sometimes they recruit you and you don't even realize you're being recruited. how does the real world explore the doc surveillance on to well beneath the diplomatic surface? most that is done on the safe them even come in as an international insight, corruption, excellence award, denominator here on now the colleges with the had a lot of that was not in south america where a cold spell is sweeping across southern parts of the continent that were the front you can see on the satellite image is a dividing line between much warmer weather conditions across the north of south america. but down

how football is in sudan use this for the chinese british colonial. the millions of people to cherish the american dream of owning a home has slipped out of reach mike, price and accountant, and his wife had spent years searching for an affordable home. things are just so priced above what we can actually afford that we're constantly searching for something i feel for those people who are struggling, who need to get out before it's too late. i mean, i would say it's just the money in chicago, like many us cities, former working class holes now cost millions and there's a yawning racial gap in home ownership. the home ownership rates between black and latino households and whitehouse holes in chicago and nationally is as much as 30 percent. yeah. lack of affordable housing is one of many factors that have put americans in a sour mood about the economy. and that's a problem for president joe biden as he goes head to head with donald trump in november's election. i freaking stories from african perspectives, antagonists had come my life. and i did proces

and if the teaching in the country, egypt, or under layer of colonialism, the ultimate colonialism, the british colonialism and the french, they took control of the intake, what the service. so there was no objections in control of them to put the service that the because that's a, there's not many of those at the time were created under the conditions of empire. these of those no country would accept today, giving away haul from the objects with some things egypt, a body shop just a few years later. so different t t had been found a few years later, she would be in cairo today. in other words, the rules themselves and the leg, cuz that just to me, say, need to be questions, make it to me, teeth and egyptian icon who left the country to nominate her name means the beautiful one has come. she came to a room and shaking the for on a game plan together with her husband and hotel, the fools who later became. i cannot and you send to the throne. in 1353, b. c and involved his wife have just 15 in the business of ruling like know, came before him together and against the will of the priests,

and france's colonies. americans were 2 to 3 inches taller than european was in the northern colonies. more than 70% of families owned their own land. population was surging thanks to high immigration and high fertility. second, the actions and institutions of the founding period were products of the enterprising, self-governing, decentralized society that settler culture and circumstances had given rise to. most of the signers of the declaration, in contrast tution were men of commerce, merchants and farmers. shippers and shopkeepers, land developers and speculators. they were much more liberal and practical than those who read most revolutions leisured, nobles and clergy inflamed intellectuals, disgruntled with military officers in contemporary paris. the members of the committee on public safety had no experience in the world of commerce and exchange. the constitution did not establish a policy direction for the new nation. but instead a political structure in which policy would be determined by institut

in the colonies, it is difficult to say, i will not say that there will be another 500, but there atint, i do not know, but i predict that there will be feedback from those who went in this first wave, and other convicts will be for ourselves to make decisions, no one set any plans for us, we saw that there is definitely such a need for such a procedure, we were all compared to the experience of the russian federation, but this offends us more than, than somehow motivates, so no, we have legal guarantees for convicts, we issued them for of the state and for the convict, that is, everything is clearly provided for, and our convict, being in the army, knows exactly who he is and what his rights are, that is, that he is a free man, and he will, unless he violates the contract or does not commits another crime, he will not return to play, it is worth saying that the ukrainian approach is the russian one experience... unmatched even in scale. russia has been recruiting prisoners for two years and continues to do so right now. donbass realities recently recorded an interview with andrii fr

but also the caribbean colonies in the canadian provinces. and then town should duties came next after appeal of the stamp act, they were handed down in 1767 and they did not only tax paper they also added a whole plethora group of other manufactured imported goods. cloth. fabric. tea and and painters -- all of the things you brought off of a ship cotton -- suddenly all of the things were more expensive. and tea actually lower the price of legally imported tea but the stamp act and the town should act certainly raise the price of the stuff we buy. so it is not being imposed on land or savings accounts or wealth or income it is being imposed to the point of sale is what we would call in the u.k. a value added tax. richard: peter: did the pamphlet mention anything about violence or rebellion and/or revolution or was it just an elucidation of ideas for the people to read and consider? richard: great question. we should be clear here that pain here is advocating that the purpose of continuing military conflict should be the singular goal of polit

on his hips, of course he did not chop his hands, but he swung, swung , even the management of the colony had problems with them, here they were, these two guys were engaged in work with the prisoner of war, they brought. these people beat, someone who was from the barracks was taken away, carried away, someone was interrogated from on the second floor, from our cell we could see the corridor, because there was no second iron door, there were octopuses, this door with a feeding trough was made of fittings, and there was no second door, of course, when a person was lifted from interrogation, we could not look , there was a command for everyone to stand up, return to the wall, but when i didn't... i managed to look from the side, and here were these people who were being interrogated, they were crawling on their knees, and yura and this court, kirill, were walking behind. the team of matilda bogner, head of the un human rights monitoring mission in ukraine, interviewed hundreds of servicemen from both sides more than 90% of ukrainian soldiers said that torture was used against them, or they

, although rwanda was not a colony of france, it was really close to other colonies of france like the you know regional countries, drc, and all that that had lot of that had links to... uh to rwanda, so the concept of frank africa was still active and so it tried to keep ties with its former colonies and therefore it tried as much as it could to influence political decisions and directions, you in those colonies and that was where uh rwanda came into picture, so it was more self-serving uh that it was influencing genocide in in r. in hoping that it will be in its own uh favor, in its own diplomatic interest. for the majority of the early modern period, most christian churches, both catholic and protestant, supported slavery and colonialism in africa. that did not end there. the catholic church was accused of being close to the huto-light government in 1994 when nearly million people were killed in 100 days. however, it was only in 2017. that pope francis, upon meeting the rwanda and president paul kagami, officially asked for forgiveness for the catholic church's role in the 1994 geno

colonial economy that up most of the colonies. so in a way it's still stuck in the past. okay. interestingly certainly he's certainly touching on this idea of a sort of a pastoral, perhaps colonial past surviving into the present, but what is a contemporary? how can you have a contemporary? our ancestors dead. are they deceased? the very of one's ancestors is they predate. so what is a contemporary. it's kind of like? they were, you know, with. the evolutionary theory of the caveman. like it's it's like you found a caveman walking around, you know? it's like, oh, my gosh, we actually found one. this is awesome our contemporary ancestors. we found one that's still alive. we found our history. it's almost like this surprise and he approached that with such like a scientific. it's like we can analyze these people, find out where we came from. it's kind of and really interesting okay, perhaps it's degrading. and you certainly as part of this feuding hillbilly stereotype, this idea that these are somehow i wouldn't say subhuman but deg

each correctional labor colony had a plan for the accounting year. what does it mean?ly how many people it sends to the front. it was all directed, there was no difference, everyone was sent, in total, during the years of the great patriotic war , about a million people were sent from the colony to the front, here you go, history. according to former minister of internal affairs anatoly kulikov, now we need to think about how to return prisoners who have been through the front lines to peaceful life. this also obliges the authorities. thinks about the idea of ​​a working place, in our country, as often happens, he left and often people return to commit a crime, only because when he returns, he cannot find a job, no one for him, that's it, and you're a former prisoner, that's it, don't come here anymore, and so on, that is, you need to think about this very seriously. when this person leaves the combat zone, that’s it, he needs to be guided, he needs a psychologist, rehabilitation, he needs something, here’s help, work, fat, that is, he needs help, he, he’s not special,

colonialism, the british colonialism and the french, they took control of the intake, what the service. so there was no addictions in control of them to put the service then the because that's a, there's not many of those of the time were created under the conditions of empire. this is these rules. no country would accept today giving away haul from the objects with some things egypt, a body shop just a few years later. so if and if a t t had been found a few years later, she would be in cairo today. in other words, the rules themselves and the legs that you, timothy, need to be questioned, make it to me to it's kind of gyptian. od colin who left the country not her name means the beautiful one has come. she came to a room and shaking the for on a game plan together with her husband and hotel, the fools who later became i cannot and you send to the throne. in 1353, b. c. and in both his wife of just 15 in the business of ruling like no king before him together and against the will of the priests. the couple of polished, almost old dieties paying homage only to ask on the sun god forgiv

both of them launched their anti-colonial struggles against spain in 1868. there was a botched revolution in puerto rico. the grito hillary's. and they're after their is a movement to establish autonomy on the island. so that means self-government. puerto ricans organize within the island to remain overseas province of spain, while having autonomy over local affairs and through many years of struggles where there is lots of repression. initial lee very much, you know, lots of violence against the advocates of that cause. there is finally. in 1897, november of 1897, spain grants autonomy to puerto rico, and it says that it will establish an automatic autonomy charter with puerto rico having its own local government. that process starts. and here we have luis munoz rivera, who was a main advocate of that autonomy cause and who will become elected the leader of that autonomy cabinet. eight days before the us invasion of puerto rico, which leaves that autonomy charter moot essentially. so it takes the power away from it. it's very interesting, however, that ther

, although rwanda was not a colony of france, it was really close to other colonies of france like you know regional countries." drc and all that that had uh lot of that had links to uh to rwanda, so the concept of frank afric was still active and so it tried to keep uh tied with its former colons and therefore he tried as much as it could to influence political decisions and directions you know uh in those colonies and that was where uh france rwanda came into picture so... was more self-serving uh that it uh was influencing genocide in in rwanda, you hoping that it will be in its own uh favor in his own. own diplomatic interest. for the majority of the early modern period, most christian churches, both catholic and protestant, supported slavery and colonialism in africa. that did not end there. the catholic church was accused of being close to the hutolight government in 1994 when nearly million people were killed in 100 days. however, it was only in 2017 that pope francis, upon meeting the rwanda and president paul kagame, officially asked for. during the 20th anniversary commemorat

and the southern colonies. greatest fear was they were going to end up fighting and civil wars. they had all manners of unresolved problems among them. they feared the finances of the nation, the debt they owed france and some to spain and commerce on rivers, commerce and land and the disposition of lands in the country -- there was a lot of unclaimed land -- who was going to get it? they did not result these differences through the remediating process of the central government, they were certain they would fight civil wars. that is the central conclusion. what was that something they could happen in the continental congress that could lead to a breaking apart of the government? i posit to you it was the pursuit of one of the geographic regions or the others. highly explosive topics such as trade differences, slavery, and also to repeat my earlier findings about the founders, they feared demagogues and demagoguery ate its way into the government that would be a crucial force to break apart the government and le

well, historically, there's only been one assassination in the history of the zianist colony against former president. um, you know, clearly there had, there is not much of a history like that in israel, but also because of the fact that netanyahu has been fel so miserably since october 7th and before, maybe somebody would want to get rid of him so they can blame him for. all the failures, but i doubt it, i think it's more, this is all uh political uh games that are being played to give more um, you know, humanize more netanyahu as and and gain something from this assassination of trump attempts, well how does uh this attempt assassination on trump basically impact the the landscape and the entity in general? well clearly netanyahu now uh thinks that trump is going to be elected for sure he is going to... to be elected as president, so therefore uh netanyahu is going to there is more support for his hardline positions, and he should be expecting that trump will allow him to do whatever he wants to, especially that trump wants to uh stop the war in ukraine, because he wants to concent

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so it's a bronze to, or a grand or colonial project. and that there really reflects the continuation of what's the colonized ation of our territory and no matter what direction was or is it for now in terms of condemning colonialism, it's a fact of life here. and israel is the embodiment of those colonialism and uh, well crimes and go pressing the civilian population not only in 1000, but in the middle east and general. dimitri meantime, welcome to the fold new iranian president. i mean, the honey a was bad to attend the integration of the brand new president of iran. i'm is in. is israel. i mean, you know, my last guest said, oh it my side was behind this assassination. uh, all of the hamas political liter. um, but now we bought a brand new president, is israel sending a message to the brand new president of iran? you've just been in all great hit guess what we've just taken out one of your guys and your capital city? well i, i see as this really is more engulfed in its own domestic quality, it's rather than sending the message through

that not only commits colonial crimes, but even blunders to wealth africa, through new colonial french methods, and wants to condemn all this. because in order to gain independence, we must hold the attention of the international community to our situation. at troy, our countries have been wage initial impression, struggles, embarrassed, was more than 50 years. we see the funds as a member of the human security council with this considerable notes or forces symptomatic power, always managers to make an international community forget that it's to has calling these attic mysteries. their inhabitants grew one full sovereignty. alright, just stay with our to international. i'll be back with lunch for news and just over half an hour from now i'll see you then bye the the, [000:00:00;00] the, in the early 1880 brands decided to subjugate madagascar. however, the malagasy king refused to submit it $1883.00. during the 1st franco malagasy wars, the friend sent a punitive expedition to for submission on the island, the aggressors ships brutally bombarded the coastal settlements. the invaders ma

he says, frances, deeper the colonial thinking dictates it's politics for, as has the blue, colonial thinking. and the politics that comes through the vein is, and that is deep. it'd be in a do that jeans for us, steve. and we might call for things we thought would be the reason they still think the same way that as this was with thinking late. and i do said duty when the boss was made in bed, mean a default. what the, what the deep we've got on the, on the trees and colonial peoples class think that it has a divide, or a billing address for somebody to distribute the 3 as it was just the, what's the inside of the longest to them. so they can give it to the uh, to the call these, the buffet that can go from a roku, where's the side of the microphone does not belong to from western side of below. because these people and the only people come to morrow who also try to do themselves, these position is legally immortal, and they go out of the depth of the bullets. it goes, oh, but it become the underground. it's a no problem. sometimes fully united nations able to solve the problem is fo

the, the, the, i recently went on a trip in west africa where i followed the rows of colonial mexico. why then was that colonialism is, i think it's in the past, the same thing, which is ruining people's lives today. the, the, the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by how us a good vision with no real live indians. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse really once a better world, and is it just because it shows you fractured images, presented as fast? can you see through their illusions, going underground? can the 181884, the german empire began its colonial invasion intent and maybe from the very start, berlin encouraged the white colonists to settle in south west africa and take away the best land from the local drives. the germans were actively draining natural resources and using the local population as a cheap labor source. this was causing major protests and led to a rebuild your in 19 o. 4, they hear arrow, and nama drives rebuild against the german colonial rule. kaiser wilhelm the 2nd was fully determined in order to

the demand started the lowest ranks and communities across the colonies up to colonial governments. eventually, washington submits and i'll show you. so having rarely been practice in the western world, it may surprise you that supreme court justices and chief justices aren't always accurate right now. so this is just boston, right? boston has the publishes the statistics in their newspapers. they they send out their their government, their selectmen, to to knock on doors, to take the numbers after it's over. they keep pretty careful records. are these numbers total the exact what we know from our own covid counts and things that that exactness is is relative. so these even though they seem really precise they're they're still ballpark ballpark figures. there's no quiz. don't try to memorize the numbers. but i want you to kind of see the pattern that's developing over the decades. the numbers make clear that inoculation was far safer than getting infected naturally by 79. so starting in in 1721, so on the left, you've got natural smallpox getting the disease, natural cases, the numb

their only real goal was to protect the safety and the moral of white colonies. and generations of historians have promoted that particular narrative. well, i set out i wish i could say i set out to write a book that would come to a conclusion that james oglethorpe made this journey from slave trader to abolitionist. but i would not be telling you the truth. i really set out to prove that that eight word statement was a lie. how could the father of georgia care about black people? i spent a week or so almost two weeks trying to understand the early 18th century, meaning of the word friend. because obviously, you know, we unfree and and free and people with the touch of a burden. so maybe oglethorpe didn't have that ability. so we start on this journey. but one of the things that i wanted to share with you, because the prevailing narrative was so powerful and so pervasive that that carving in order for me to begin to engage this narrative bodies journey. one of the things i've learned is that unlearning is more difficult than learning. equally as important, but mu