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k. a decreasing both sides of backing israel against goza. though galloway's fees are not new, he once described form a u. k. prime minister, tony blair as being a mass murdering will criminal for britain as well in bombing a rock. he's also attended on t will protests for syria and went against london's official policy by stating that russia is winning in ukraine with george galloway has also been the host of his own popular show on oxy downing street. was quick to cool galloway's victory beyond alarming. now while democracy itself is a target council, meetings and local events have been storm and piece do not feel safe and the hurts . longstanding, parliamentary conventions have been up ended because of safety concerns and is beyond alarming. the last night, the rush style ball election returned to candidates who dismisses the horror of what happened on october. the 7th. to glorify is, has the law. i don't know what that means, but has forgotten my oh, poor israel's occupation of leban

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k. once covetous and all the way to the still mysterious poisoning of sort of gas cripples. so i think it's fair to say that it was the time when uh, the previously politely called relationship turned into a seething hatred. what was it like to for you to be in the midst of all of this fuzzy? i wouldn't despite this, so is this evening hatred, but it's the study to that uh the relationship say right to quite significantly change the time that i was in most get it was nothing else a total of and was quite a lot and i was able to guess get a more realistic perspective from the name of us than it's kind of thought about, mutate and that i think the page was, was much more mixed. that actually could be in placement. most russian people just wanted to get on with their lives and wanted to have good relationships with, with other countries, including including with the u. k. and then company it. and from life i'm the life and most a was in a corporate raises. most of my have say, and in most f

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we also know that now the ice is k threats has come on top of this and the ice has k is bringing forward a new threat, which means that militants aren't looking at individuals carrying out attacks and planning attacks. but they have a bigger network that is able to coordinate more broadly. so definitely german all stories intelligent services. looking into this for us with quite a lot of attention, j as identity. thanks for the update. germany's top diplomats has returned to the middle east in hopes of bringing about a ceasefire and gaza. 5 minutes donnelly, in the bath, oak is in cairo where she's help talks with her egyptian count upon next she's traveling too as well. and what will be a 6 visit to the country since the how much lead terror attacks on october 7th, as i find he's got us all of us ease rose friend. germany will do everything we can to ensure that as well can exist in safety. and that this conflict ends and for the test, for the us, we need a political framework and the end to be incredible suffering and how unfolding and gaza at the moment. that is a good time, the guys

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k. based monitoring group syrian observatory for human rights, a large number of syrian soldiers were also among those killed. dozens of civilians were also injured across the border. residents in the northern is really town of slow me, cleaned up debris around their houses after the area was hit by multiple rockets on thursday. since on most is tara town on october 7th, israel, and has been out, have been trading fire across live in on southern border, as has black shows. it's support for him us. both groups are considered terrorist organizations by multiple countries. you don't use a read studio chief mohammed try to has to view from lab and on, on a possible whitening conflict between israel and his father of this that's what the fee of and depend on from escalating the situation on on the board does no one wants war a little bit on is in the deepest economic crisis and a people once at this level to avoid a war that could really devastate their lives. more and more. now in the past 3

we also know that now the isis k threats has come on top of this and the ice has k is bringing forward a new threat, which means that militants aren't looking at individuals carrying out attacks and planning attacks. but they have a bigger network that is able to coordinate a more broadly. so definitely german authorities intelligent services. looking into this threats with quite a lot of attention, j as identity. thanks for the update. now the developments russia has launched resolves against key for the 3rd time in 5 days. that be damaging a 3 story building. the city's mass is at least 5 people would be hard. the us ambassador to ukraine says, hypotonic missiles for use didn't attack your brains. foreign minister has cold on allies to supply more. a defensive supporters of anti establishment candidates, fussy vote to my 5 have been celebrating se, heads for a winning set of goals. presidential election several content as have conceded defeat. the governing coalition says it expects the 2nd round a voting set a goal. i've seen a series of curves in recent years. 5 the un security cou

k. in germany and elsewhere in the past. it's just that the external operations arm and the center of gravity for it has moved from syria uh from you know, around the 20142019 time period. and over the last 5 years it's, it's moved towards a afghanistan. and while the group has been degraded within afghanistan over the last couple years by the towels on, the group has been able to expand its sort of networks outside of it and doing these attacks. and in a broader scale. and what's the base with russia as well? for one just from the local perspective within afghanistan, the russians have been engaging with the taliban government, and i s k p is viewed as hold on is in a positive regime. then besides that, you also have other geo political factors such as russia bombing places in syria, as well as russia's wagner forces. now the recon form, after the car has been fighting them within molly. and then besides that, just from an ideological perspective, just like the western countries, um, you know, they view russia as crusaders,

i a were directly working with the us government and isis k. i mean, their principal opponents, the ones they've been fighting for years is the title of bond. you know, they've expanded beyond that. now let's take a look at the countries that isis k has committed a tax on. mm hm. they've long been conducting a tax into a ron. mm hm. they've been now attacking uh, russia. mm hm. and there was a report out this morning that a group of chinese engineers in pakistan doing work there was attacked. so we have a, a group of as lama g, hot as a previously affiliated with us intelligence whom are attacking not the us that occupied their country for 2 decades or israel, which is committing a genocide against power against fellow muslims in palestine right now. but against the us is 3 principal adversaries, as they identified them. russia, china, any ron? no, it does. i think already it's, well i think see, this is where i want to ask you. the next question. as i'm thinking through what is there an innocent explanation for how someone who ends up being th

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k. and confirming that the intelligence sources indicate their time was carried out by a branch of the so called islamic state group in afghanistan, known as isis k. just last week of jem and police arrested to suspect the members of the group. and accused of planning an attack on sweden's parliament and retaliation for a crown. but things that happened that driven interior administered nancy phase as well. that is k posey's just greatest is the misread is more on the group terror in moscow. the latest attack by isis k and the experts warn, probably not the last, the tara group is named after an old term for a region that spreads over parts of a wrong turn menace stand and afghanistan, isis k, emerged in eastern afghanistan in late 2014. and became known to for extreme brutality . it survived even as the so called as law makes state in syria and iraq has largely been defeated. it supports itself by local donations, taxation, extortion, and smuggling. on in 2021. isis k claimed and attack

k. ones covetous and all the way to the still mysterious boys lending officer gaze cripple. so i think it's fair to say that it was on the time when uh, the previously likely called relationship turned into a seething hatred. what was it like to for you to be in the midst of all of this? well, fuzzy, i wouldn't despite this. so is this evening hatred, but it's the setting to that uh, the relationship say right? quite significantly, during the time that i was in most skate and nothing else, a struggle around russian and coins a lot. and i was able to, i guess, get a more realistic perspective from the name of us. and it's kind of thought about new k. and that i think the page was, was much more mixed, but actually i will be in person. most russian people just wanted to get on with their lives and wanted to have good relationships with, with other countries, including including with a u. k and, and company. and for my family, they liked, and most it was, you know, confirmation as most of t

k. now in london, in particular, because the british politician famous for his anti establishment fees to, to galloway, has been sworn in to parliament off that his sweeping election victory own friday. his platform, top line, the crisis in garza bringing the message out to vote for him as the m p for wrote stay in an exclusive interview to all team. mister galloway spoke about the public's growing discontentment with the rulers in u. k. government. and they fear that all over the country. people don't agree with me on the basic thinking, this was all right. my fault in the work of paul to brenda r as in independence, that they will come forward now and college to stand. and a judge when i do want to stress the audience that i didn't just when i went to a lot of slides. and the man who came 2nd wasn't independent. that no one in the country i had ever had the before. i'm between the independent, sacred plays candidate and me. we got 2 thirds of the volts, which means that the government

k. a. and i have to say, i'm sorry for being just splunk about it, that is really lovely. and these documents in the government in the media is trying to put trade. i mean, to, to paint this conflict as a mr. the impact class to gaze the status. cool because the labor party that you know i was out my knew that by the judge galloway didn't rock stale and also conservative. know because the moose lives voting in this way because the majority of the people was sweeping and going through the streets in process useful process, the games, what they see against the g one, which is general 5 uh, probably the concern and it is, it is you know, striking to me that most of the authority part the members called say or do anything about it. they don't even mention the fact that it is not only about the missing population about close, about the christian, and they are refraining from any words of condemnation towards israel. so what does it say about the condition of the democracy? they follow the che

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k. politicians who are trying to stop the mass pro palestinian protests. we're seeing in the u. k. people supporting the palestinian cause and demanding an end to the war. the violence and cooling force, the spot boy is a. so again, state, it is remarkable. i wish i knew the answer to that. uh if, if this was the united states, i'd say it wasn't about money because money is very, very big and the american politics and the supporters of israel give very, very large sums of money. i'm talking hundreds of millions of dollars, but in bunch of money it doesn't affect elections quite so much of a bi election may be cause you have a big o, spending a little bit by $100000.00 pounds. but in complimentary elections, we're only allowed to spend about $14000.00 pounds on a pump test. so unless they're terribly cheap, the politicians is probably no money. whatever else as i've struggled for more than 50 years to walk up. it certainly isn't britain, this national interest because britain is national

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k. and ukraine does. there's some sort of k off and had a in russia. he says that the assignments are being assisted by the was and the ukrainian special services, and that the parents that were behind the tragedy that happened on friday were trained by you claim. let's take a list of things because the actually a ukrainian side has been training and preparing militants in the middle east. we are aware of that. so what's, what they travel to places where the terrorists were located and worked with them and trained people from various countries to and now fighting on behalf of the key of regime. these are most and resume the ukranian side highs for combat work against russia. that's almost now they are taking steps to figure out who is behind all of this, who ordered this and that. and he said that a measured response will be uh, you know, given back now when it comes to the us warranty and the general warrant into the united states gave to ross shaw the head of the, of, as b says that th

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talk about who isis-k is that claimed responsibility for this attack. >> isis-k is a group, an affiliatethe larger isis or the isis we came to know in syria and iraq. it is based in central asia, afghanistan where it is most active, engaged in a civil war within the jihadi community with the taliban. has made russia a target for some time, citing russia's own campaign in the soviet union's campaign against -- in the 1980's up to russia's war against isis air campaign in syria. the ground campaign involving mercenaries against isis around syria. russia's own repression and ongoing counterinsurgency against muslim communities, often times muslim extremist communities in the russian north caucasus. there is no share of grievance of isis-k, which does not really need to work very hard to try and find or justify targets most although in recent months, tried to plan attacks in europe, germany. those have been foiled. russia's in isis-k's crosshairs is nothing new or that surprising given what we know about the group. amy: i want to bring into the conversation with joshua yaffa, nina khrushchev

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k. and ukraine to serve some sort of k off and had a in russia. he says that the assignments are being assisted by the west and the ukrainian special services and the terrors that were behind the tragedy that happened on friday were trained by you claim. let's take a list of things. there's been in the actually a ukrainian side just been training and preparing militants in the middle east. we are aware of that as well. so they travel to places where the terrorists were located and worked with them and trained people from various countries who are now fighting on behalf of the key of regime opening these at most and resume the ukrainian side highs for combat work against russia has been just that sometimes now they are taking steps to figure out who is behind all of this, who ordered this and that. and he said that a measured response will be uh, you know, given back now when it comes as to the us warranty and the general warrant into the united states gave to ross shaw the head of the f, as b says that that's simply was not enough but they did tak

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so i s k is really i s k b is really d, as in your of these lab mix, the global network that is not primarily focused on conquering territory. i focused on external attacks, that'd be numerous attempts. so what do we expect now, how will the kremlin respond to the attack? well, that's the other side of the story, of course. um, most cow and the russian government is highly propagandized at this moment and they will make out of this attack, whatever they want to make out of this attack is of course, it's an environment for the security services in russia. and in the past, when that's not important, have blood pooled. the intelligence i pointed to exactly this type of attack already the, the russian narrative is cause drawing a 2nd reality, the spokes person off the foreign ministry in russia. as that if the american top intelligence they should give it to russia, which they have done prior to the attack. so we already living in an alternate reality where the official statement released by the official propaganda outlets of the is lumnick states saying that they've been responsible for this att

we need vitamin k?heal wounds, but we are cardiologists, we don’t really like foods rich in vitamin k, because it increases clotting. blood, and this is a disaster for patients who have mechanical valves or some kind of thrombotic complications, the formation of blood clots is a minus of vitamin k, so if they are elderly, then think 10,000 times, if they are on anticoagulants, we remember the whole pandemic, their people drank, these anticoagulants flowed like crazy, then strokes began, diapedetic bleeding, because these people i bought anticoagulants, drank them without any... prescriptions, in everything you need moderation and literacy, illiteracy is the enemy of your life, of course, anticoagulants do not combine with vitamin k, although vitamin k is a great guy, so what do we have here for vitamin k white cabbage takes first place, white cabbage takes first place, good, but not for everyone, score 2, in favor of cabbage and something else. and another very good substance called sulforophane, this s

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