have been moral leaders.ut, we had retained a sense that a more perfect union is possible and we as a country have also faced challenged, and overcome■ failings and moral challenges in our past. right now, we are at a point of great challenge and peril. on both ideological and partisan folds, there are real challenges to the idea of moral formation and leadership. whether it is on the left, where character and morality itself is seen largely as a smokescreen for power plays and virtue and blame are seen to be more likely whether you belong to a colonizer class or based on the intersection of your identity. as well as on the hard right, where frankly, evil and nihilistic leader whose worst tendencies of belligerence have not only been tolerated, but what it means to win and show strength. so, what does moral formation what does it look like? how can we cultivate it and what difference does it make? it will be hard to get through alof but we have a panel who can make a huge dent in our understanding of why this

so, what does moral formation and moral leadership mean? what does it look like? how can we cultivate it and what difference does it make? it will be hard to get through all of this, but we certainly have a panel here, i think, who can make a huge dent in kind of our understanding of why this is so important, the attention we should be paying to it and how we can cultivate it for a more perfect union. so, just in starting off, i want to turn to my fellow panelists and michael, perhaps we'll start with you to say, when we speak about moral 0 formation and moral character in our leaders and in our citizens, what are we talking about? how is character formed? >> great, i'm really happy to be here, really happy to be on this panel. i think part of the problem here right at the outset is that in politics morality, the sum of what it means to be moral has been taken up with having the right positions or the right answers and i think that that -- the way in which that conception of morality alone, the way that that can be misused has become really apparent. so when we ta

so, what does moral formation and moral leadership mean? what does it look like? how can we cultivate it and what difference does it make? it will be hard to get through all of this, but we have a panel who can make a huge dent in our understanding of why this is so important. the attention we should be paying to it and how we can cultivate it for more perfect union. starting off, i want to turn to my federal -- fellow panelists. when we speak about moral formation and moral character in our leaders and citizens, what are we talking about? how is character formed? >> great. i am really happy to be here, really happy to be on this panel. part of the problem here right at the outset is in politics, the sum of what it means to be moral has been taken up with having the right positions or the right answers. i think the way in which that consumption of morality alone, the way that can be misused has become really apparent. when you talk about formation -- i talk about a spiritual formation in part because of that reason. the spirit refers to our character or our will.

it is a moral and a spiritual issue. the biden administration would probably be providing assistance to the jewish version of moss -- hamasand call them freedom fighters. i am still old-school. i support resilience. the persistence in that resilience has to have a morality. don't kill innocent folks or babies. i don't care where they are. i don't care what color they are. if you don't fight a war, fight a war against combatants. i am old-school revolutionary christian and the legacy of martin luther king jr. and i will fight but most importantly i will always be in solidarity. i recognize every form of resistance and resilience. sometimes it is violent. sometimes it is nonviolent. absolutely but there has to be a morality. there has to be a spirituality even of the oppressed. as we engage in our discourse let us not in any way simply become minions of the gangsters that would use military force against innocent people and the cowards in the white house and the united nations who enable it. a lot of people have asked, you

no, we are going to talk about morality, spirituality. we will never allow anybody to play political tricks. that they can move human beings as pieces of chess. oh, it must be apac, it must be organized agreed, it must be money -- organized greed, it must be money. it's the truth. apec [indiscernible] no way a part of their reflection. we tell the truth about them. it's got nothing to do with the hatred of jewish brothers and sisters. it's got everything to do with our love for palestinians. we would do the same for any oppressed groups. and thank god, dallas, -- ground zero of the emerging muslim spiritual awakening and moral renaissance taken place. like my that brother said, is going to be black, jewish, agnostic, for those of us that believe in god, we are going to have some patience, because some of them are just as serious about fighting against oppression as anybody else. i'm an old-fashioned man. that's my tradition. the blues are about catastrophe. nobody loves me but my mama and she might be driving, too. everything is against y

there has to be a morality. there has to be a spirituality even of the oppressed.s we engage in our discourse, let us not in any way simply become minute of the gangsters who would use military force against innocent folk day in and day out and then the cowards in the white house and united nations and the congress who enabled this. a lot of people have asked me, brother, you are running for president and you called the president a war criminal and i said yes. that is me. and i don't hate biden. i pray for his family. you have to take responsibility for your actions. and if you tell iran that they are fully responsible for providing arms to other nations, you are fully responsible for providing arms for genocide and ethnic cleansing and supporting apartheid and acting as if speaking of democracy where is the morality and spirituality that we all have and to be full of righteous indignation. this can't simply be symbolic and you have to be willing to not just speak truth but power and not just to the relatively powerless but you have to be willing to speak the truth

no, we are going to talk about morality, spirituality.never allow anybody to play political tricks. that they can move human beings as piecesoh, it must be apa it must be organized agreed, it must be money -- organized greed, it must be money. it's the truth. apecble] no way a part of their reflection. we tell the truth about them. it's got nothing to do with the hatred of jewish brothers and sisters. it's got everything to do with our love for palestinians. we would do the same for any oppressed groups. thank god,al -- ground zero of the emerging >> we'll leave this here to go live to the u.s. house for member speeches. live coverage on c-span. [captioning made possible by th, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. use proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.]

no, we are going to talk about morality, spirituality. we will never allow anybody tricks.hat they can move human beings pieces of chess. oh, it must be apac, it must be organized organized greed, it must be money. it's the truth. apec [indiscernible] no way a part of their reflection. we tell the truth about them. it's got nothing to do with the hatred of jewish brothers and sisters. it's got everything to do with our love for palestinians. we would do the same for any oppressed groups. and thank god dallas, -- ground zero of the emerging muslim spiritual awakening and moral renaissance taken place. my that brother said, is going to be black jewish, agnostic, for those of us that believe in god, we are going to have some patience, because some of them are just as serious about against oppression as anybody else. i'm an old-fashioned man. that's my tradition. the blues are about catastrophe. nobody loves me but my mama and she might be driving, too. everything is against you. nothing you can fall back billie holiday talking about americanism. just like the idf. terrorism. a

is suicide moral or not? now, if someone puts a gun to your head and tells you that you should kill him, we will kill you. i have the right to kill him. now the moral is to save your life or to kill yourself. well, this is an easy issue. it means that we have two sides of moral philosophers to argue on both sides or not, for example, a preemptive attack on this preemptive attack, for example, so-and-so. they torture him, burn him, cut him to pieces, i don't know if he is really guilty or not , in order to get something from him, then he argues that if we didn't torture him, we wouldn't do it. rape and cruelty and so on. if not, this might really be news . if it is, then they might do something. for example , 100,000 people will be hurt. therefore , it is better for them to oppress 10 people or 100,000. well, this is one question: yes, the same things that we know as sin, i don't know about suicide, they are the same difficulty, the same kind of game now. because of this , they are writing a book about this ca

they are writing books that defend usury as moral. yes, usury is moral. usury is justice. you sick fraudsters are afraid of ideology, religion, philosophy, and ethics for their own interests, but some of you are really confused, your intellect needs the help of a revelation that will come and give you your standards . what should you sacrifice, what should you do, you are not always between good and evil sometimes between good and better or bad and worst, most of the time it happens by chance, especially in government and social issues, and in these matters , there are very few decisions that are 100% useful or 100% harmful. all policy decisions and such usually you have to choose between a number of benefits and losses, see which one has less harm and more benefit, but there is no decision without harm or without gain, life should be like this morally, well here now, see what hazrat amir says. against ali, he says an interpretation about hazrat amir about ali. one who has no dependence on the world, that is, on power wealth, fame, pleasure , you were not attached to anyth

i only like the starry sky above my head and the moral law in me, but for me my moral law lies in sympathyy much, this is wonderful, but that’s not what kant is about, it’s out of love, and he tells me that i should hate you at the same time, no, he just offers to test himself, if this person dislikes me to the extreme, and i still- i still decide to do what i think should be done, this a real duty, and if i do something out of pleasure, maybe it’s not a duty, an inclination, but this is not our case, and why is that? the complexity of kant's reasoning is the precision of naming and yes, you need to prepare a lot to read it, i don't think that everyone needs to read it, he has a more complex work that is less complex to read. there is one phrase in kant’s anthropology that makes a hypnotic impression on me; he wrote it, i don’t remember, in the original. 8 hours of rest, 8 hours of sleep, creative work is a holiday, kant talks about this, so he specifically introduced various systems in order to switch off, he walked, trying not to think about anything, so he took an interlocutor with him,

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without religion they said morality is impossible.pursuit of happyness as a spiritual quest. the agents believed in a duty to align yourself with the divine. gq)■8 w so for me to see the connections. adams was so excited when he learned pythagoras might have read the hindu and adam sees the connection between eastern and ■lm. they talk about the n that only by abandoning attachment to the external results of our action can read -- brandeis also recognizes the pursuit of happyness is a spiritual quest and that the founds saw an opportunity for a spiritual whether this is serious. it was his definition of the action pursuit of happiness in order to serve long-term interests. he thought the main thing was the spirit of religion. the question of whether the decline is an important contribution to the abandonment of the traditional definition and question. adam: to be fair, one can make the mistake and assumenly religion will implicate this. your study reminds us that it is more than just religion. focus on education. one of the things tha

whading this moral philosophy.n that just as then faculties or e reason in the head and passion or emotion in the heart, and desire in the stomach. so does the nstition of the state mirror these faculties with energy in the executive, tempering in the senate, and desire in the house. for example. and madison brilliantly goal is to achieve the same harmony and balance and tranquility in the constitution of the state that we achieve in our own souls. that is why the whole system is designed to slow down deliberation. to prevent our immediate impulses so that we conserve our long-term interest. the definition of virtue for both, on the personal and political level, is essentially impulse control. resisting our immediate emotions so we conserve our true and tantial happiness. that is why it is so significant to realize that the definition of faction in the federalist papers is an argument about the importance of the primacy of a reasonable fatback -- passion. fashion is any group, a majority oron devoted to self-intere

so the answer is in one word, morality, are you sure, yes, only morality makes a person a person, saysurns into an animal, you are absolutely human, the second correct answer, you won at the green track, please go ahead! i feel a little bad for the animals, arthur shapengaur would categorically not agreed, because he believed, as you remember, that when his dog behaved badly, he said, well, you behave like a person, two things need to be played, the starry sky above me, and the moral law in me - this is perhaps the most famous saying. for several days in a row, kant did not go out for his usual walk, and people generally checked the time by him, read some book until late, and what was the name of this book, who was its author? was it the zhanjaka rustzo, emil or about education? what was the name of the book? emil about education, and who was the author? jean-jacque rousseau. correct answer. in 1762 , emile or a treatise on education by the french philosopher jean-jacques rousseau was published. according to kant, rousseau became a second newton for him. with the help of newton, the ph

well, i am under moral or epistemic obligation to believe zinis because i have a list of 10 lies back by academics from the zinis entity. i'm... moral human being, i'm an intellectual, i'm a ph.d student, let me finish, i'm just talking about it impact i'm answering, i'm answering question, well the impact could be because of propaganda, the point i'm trying to say is this, the moral agents are under moral or epistemic obligation to believe known liars and the known liers, they the false flag in egypt pretending to blame it on the thewan, the muslim brotherhood, you had the zionist who had irish passports that killed someone in in in dubai, someone he was a ham, yeah, whatever, it's a human being at the end of the day, but the point i'm trying to say is, you're saying masad is no right to kill hamas, no, i'm saying to you that they're no liars, there are known liers, so how can you 40 beheaded babies, okay, name me one of the babies that were beheaded, one, just one, well, there some children were - name me one beheaded baby, some women and children were behed name me one baby name ma

by academics. from the zinus entity, i'm a moral human being, i'm an intellectual, i'm a phd student, let me finish, i'm just talking about impact, i'm answering question, well the impact could be because of propaganda, the point i'm trying to say is this, the moral agents are under moral or epistemic obligation to believe known liers, and the known liers, they the false flag in egypt, pretending to blame it on the the an, the... muslim brotherhood, you had vezionis who had irish passports that killed someone in in in dubai, someone he was hamasly, yeah, whatever, it's a human being at the end of the day, but the point i'm trying to say is, you're saying masad is no right to kill ham, no, i'm saying to you that they're known liers, there are known liers, so how can you 40 behed babies, okay, name me one of the babies that were beheaded, one, just one, well, there some children were... uh name me one beheaded baby, some women and children were beheaded, name me one baby, maybe maybe not for you, that was one that was one mis reporting, oh misreporting, it wasn't propaganda or lies or

natalia, we agree with you, on the other hand, what to do in situations when the internal moral compassot work, or was absent, you know, in general by definition, please. it is not provided for at one or another individual level, and we understand that there are certain bodies that should correct, react, and in an appropriate way prevent such things, if, god forbid, in one or another, so to speak, a law enforcement officer with morals is not everything ok, yes, well, he did not read benedict spinoza, for example, and accordingly, what do you think should be changed as soon as possible so that, so to speak, the regulated activity corresponds to the actual activity? well, you know, i am i would also like to point out that, if we say what you rightly emphasize, regarding the violation of morals and ethics, as well as... along with the violation of principles recently, it can form a genetically embedded attitude in society, an attitude towards the law enforcement system that was born in the period of 33-53 years of the last century, and the lack of reaction of the state and judges to such b

that they saw this conflict in moral terms. they directly viewed it as a battle between avarice and virtue, and some lived up to it and others didn't. does it make you feel better about them that they at least knew they were doing a terrible thing or could almost say that if they had deluded themselves, maybe they would have had some kind of breakthrough that would have allowed. i don't know. it's it's a very interesting question. don't know the answer at all. it. it's inspiring to to see how some of them did live their ideals and striking how morally serious they were they talked about their own efforts to be virtuous constantly and they did recognize the hypocrisies when they existed others justified themselves and said as james did you know i may have fallen short in any ways, but at least i was industrious industrious. but what really struck me is that, i mean, that could have been mussolini's slow salute. absolutely. the the trains are absolutely running on time. the what what what's so striking, though, is that the same m

i will tell you frankly, this last statement, i think, devalued him so much as a moral leader that after think it will be a completely different story for the papal throne and for him personally, because to call for negotiations with the personification of evil means that. to cross all the moral red lines that can only be which can only be imagined. look, if you don't see that you are proposing negotiations with the devil, with lucifer, then it is not clear, well, really, whether this person is at that, at that height of moral virtues, which the church actually talks about , regardless of whether it is catholic or orthodox or any other, by the way, do not kill - this is the imperative of any world religion, and it is not necessary to respond to it, not to engage in empty calls for peace, but talk about the reasons for this. war, the reasons for the murders, but you know, i find an explanation in the left-handedness of the pope. rimskyi , let's not forget where he is from, argentina, a country where these views are extremely popular, this has actually been going on for more than one decad

authority, i will tell you frankly, this last statement, it seems to me , devalued him so much as a moral leader that after this, i think, it will be a completely different history of the papal throne and his personality, because calling for negotiation with the personification of evil, it means crossing all the moral red lines that can only be, well, that can only be imagined. look, if you don't see that you are offering negotiations with the devil, with lucifer, then it's not... it's clear, well, really, whether this person is at that, at that height of moral virtues, which the church actually speaks about, without relative to that ... whether it is catholic or orthodox or any other, by the way, don't kill is another imperative of any world religion, and you need to react to this don't kill, don't engage with empty calls for peace, but to talk about the reasons for this war, the reasons for the murders, but you know, i find a way. clarifying the leftism of the pope, let's not forget where he is from, argentina, a country where these views are extremely popular, this has actually been go

authority, i will tell you frankly, this last statement, it seems to me, so devalued him as a moral leader that after that, it seems to me, it will be a completely different story of the papal throne and his personally , because to call for... uh to negotiate with the personification of evil is to cross all the moral uh red lines that can be only well, which only you can imagine , look, if you do not see that you are proposing negotiations with the devil, with lucifer, then it is not clear, well, really, whether this person is at that, at that height of moral virtues, about which the church actually speaks, regardless of whether it is catholic or orthodox or any other, by the way, do not kill - this is an imperative of any world religions, and you must respond to this do not kill. not to engage in empty calls about peace, but to talk about the causes of this war, the reasons that there are murders, but you know, i find an explanation in the leftism of the pope , let's not forget where he is from, argentina, the country where these views are. are extremely popular, this has actually

morale is dangerously low, and our military over the past seven years, morale has declined to a dangerously low level. and no wonder we've got men and women who wear our uniform on food stamps. i'm going to correct that. i'm going to make sure our soldiers are well paid and well housed. morale is low because it seems like we're trying to be all things to all people in the world. we're overextended over deployed and undertrained. i'm not going to retreat. i'm going to help lead the world to peace, but i'm going to strengthen our alliances and at the same time say to our friends, if there's conflict in your area, you get to have the peace keeping mission. we're going to say to our friends, you get to put the troops on the ground to keep warring parties apart. america will be the peacemaker here in the world. morale is low because our veterans are saying out loud, where is the promise kept to the promise made? morale is low because soldiers in the uniform today wonder out loud in the cells. if our government has made a promise, will we keep it? after all, many veterans are saying the promise h

the point i'm trying to say is this, the moral agents are under no moral or epistemic obligation to believe known liars and then..." liers, they've the false flag in egypt, pretending to blame it on the the an, the muslim brotherhood, you had designist who had irish passports that killed someone in in in dubai, someone, he was a hamas, yeah, whatever, it's a human being at the end of the day, but the point i'm trying to say is, you're saying masad is no right to kill hamas, no, i'm saying to you that they're known liers, there are known liers, so how can you? 40 beheaded babies, okay, name me one of the babies that were beheaded, one, just one, well, there some children were uh, name me one beheaded baby, some women and children were beheaded, name me one baby, name, maybe not forty, that was one, that was one misreporting, oh misreporting, it wasn't propaganda or lies or anything, there was a lot of there was a lot, what about the idf who said that basically it was our own people that killed some of them as well, sorry guys, just up for second, mark just made a statement and i just just th

being restored in special moral breeding farms.e conditions in which they, so to speak, live in the wild, if there is high, deep snow, morality is not always in the wild, they can get food for themselves, feed on branches, pine needles, bark from trees, and here they are offered, so to speak, rationed nutrition, yes, that is, they use hay to feed them, which we prepare ourselves, haylage and ave. dmitry sekharulidze has raised more than one generation of morals; he can find an approach to to any animal, on the territory of the farm there live two lions who got here by accident, but even they, at the sight of dmitry, turn into affectionate kittens. one and a half thousand morals are kept under dmitry's supervision; every year they are counted and chipped. this action is dangerous, which is why morale jumps over the heights during the run. branched crown, they should have it as the main one . well, those males who have especially pride pass it on by inheritance, because it is precisely such animals that are selected for crossing. why

we really have a lot of people who have this moral moral possibility that it is actually quite difficultedic morally, because you have to either distance yourself, and exclude the perpetrator and forget who you are carrying now, if you are taking your own, or in some other way with to put up with this, so if a person is morally ready to work with injuries, again, because the most difficult thing is morally, then i can teach anyone, ptsd, post-traumatic syndrome often happens, it happens, it's a really complicated diagnosis in general, and i really don't like it being thrown at everyone because it's just uh, a lot of people don't like the simpler diagnosis, which is acute stress reaction, that's the diagnosis that actually happens a lot in fighters, that is, fears, sounds , some other things, because ptsd actually has a lot of such critical points, and it is very, it is not such a frequent diagnosis, but yes, i know several already... now former doctors with ptsd, unfortunately . mrs. irina, we thank you for being with us, thank you for everything you do, you heard, ms. iryna, she can tea

a local moral fighter drew attention to them. or quits herself. the girl chose the second. i was told that i was the face of the school and that i was a model. they don't need it and i need to delete all the photos, otherwise i have to write a letter of resignation, what do you think? i really want to keep this job, i wrote a letter of resignation. another scandal occurred in karelli, on the personal page of a thirty-eight-year-old primary school teacher on social networks, moralists saw two photographs in which she posed in a lace bra and demanded that the woman be fired from the school. the local ministry of education intervened because of the teacher, citing the fact that she... published pictures even before working at school; several years ago, a pediatrician in the ivanovo region was persecuted for similar photos in underwear. the woman responded to criticism that these photographs were taken within the bounds of decency, and most importantly, that she was a competent specialist. so, igor vladimirovich, for some reason you

the more these things increase in a person, the more heavenly, the more moral, the more human. or in the problem see the interpretations of hazrat amir. have you seen a duality of reason or love? some say yes , reason says don't go to karbala . or it is not quranic, this duality is not alevi, hazrat. they say that the one who tells you not to spend, not to sacrifice, not to sacrifice, is not the intellect, it is the ego. your ego tells you, it tells me, take the share of others or don't sacrifice your own share. the self that tells me not to sacrifice is not the intellect. the one who he says don't leave hussain alone in karbala, he is not the mind, he is the soul. this is very strange. aql amir al-mu'minin says. intellect never betrays a human being, so now you say self, but the love and intellect you speak of may not be self at some places, but one's feelings are finally of all kinds of love or those inner longings that you suppose for a child or for a spouse or even it is related to the third person, can it find a relationship with reason or not, that is, it can be contrary to the

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who are we on a moral and communal level? and how far are we willing to go to defend israel and the jewish state? you know, i think for a lot of people who have not yet been called off the sidelines on this question, they're being called off now because there's no way to be neutral on this question . you either are standing against the mass slaughter of palestinians and gaza or your for there's really not anywhere in between. even research shows that a younger american jews are becoming increasingly critical of israel even before october 7th. and there was a growing generational split between the american jewish community when it comes to israel and the occupation. oh, why do you think we're seeing this generation on divide? now? i think there are a couple of reasons. i mean, the things that many young jews are taught growing up on the sort of mythology that the, the vs is successive is really government's have required to be able to claim jewish support around the world, which they need. it depended on for their foreign poli

who are we on a moral and communal level? and how far are we willing to go to defend israel and the jewish state? you know, i think for a lot of people who have not yet been called off the sidelines on this question, they're being called off now because there's no way to be neutral on this question . you either are standing against the mass slaughter of palestinians and gaza or your for there's really not anywhere in between. even research shows that the younger american jews are becoming increasingly critical of israel even before october 7th. and there was a growing generational split between the american jewish community when it comes to israel and the occupation. oh, why do you think we're seeing this generation on divide now? so i think there are a couple of reasons. i mean, the things that many young jews are taught growing up on the sort of miss solid gee that the, the vs is successive is really government's have required to be able to claim jewish support around the world, which they need. it depended on for their for

moral law.e of this territory want slavery, let them have it. if they want freedom, let them let them have it. let them have it. thewrong? there's nothing above the people. he literally says that. i don't care whether it kansas or nebraska have slavery, we should be democratic. the people want slavery. they can have it. the people decide what's right and wrong that is the great temptation of a free people think that there's nothing above the authority of the people. that the people are the moral of our great sins, our sins of pride as a nation, of not respecting the moral law that grounds our rights and therefore grounds or limits to our rights. and i think in some ways we've forgotten that today. i think we've forgotten it in our foreign policy. and that's another question that we canzh just do anything. when you think you can do anything, you get into wars you can't win. when you think you can just do anything domestically. you don't pay attention to how your economic policies hurt the most vu

and moral principle, well, it seems to me that in our time it is necessary to strengthen , in some sense practice, including, i’ll say something unexpected, peacemaking. our country has always stood for peace and has stood for peace, and today it should not be alone in refusing. this mission, because the threat of military conflicts is undoubtedly increasing, but in this struggle for peace we must include values, a value orientation, and... necessarily appealing to the very values ​​that i just said, but cannot be the real world, when the world is so fragmented, when there is no general agreement on values, when, like this, the utilitarian approach destroys any prospect of a person’s orientation towards genuine, irreplaceable values, therefore... if we are talking about peacemaking, then we must be prepared bring into the struggle for peace, these are new ways of interaction between people, but there is such a concept of horizontal connections, i would fill it with the very important concept of like-mindedness and trust. therefore, work in this horizontal plan is aimed at expansion of th

but the incredible moral change that they go through, like over from like decade to decade.and yet the the the well, not really necessarily conviction, but the fervency often intolerance that accompanies it. how do you have a fixed moral conviction if like the very individuals that we're talking about have a view on a fraught moral issue or political issue, 180 degrees from what he or she himself had ten years ago. and i think a lot of that is because many of them don't have a fixed view. they go along with the sort of the spirit of the age, which is they're, i guess what and i'm not sure a lot of them are aware of that. but i think for those of us who dissent from approach, maybe not every particular moral conclusion, but just the approach you really need to have, especially because this is this is not like you're going to go up like saint benedict, maybe into the mountains and hope things will turn out better. and there i mean, that's not fair to say, benedict, but you know what i mean? like, you're going off into a cave on the edge of the irish coast and you're hoping the

that we would become very polite and moral people. mifti says that wherever ali goes, his friend always remembers god, remembers morality, remembers humanity , remembers good qualities. and i don't want to say about this many narrations in hakim neshaburi , mustadrak haytami , majma ibn hajar, al-asabah, and many sources. that we were all companions sitting. prophet ali was always waiting for ali, where is he , when will he come? they used to talk to ali in private , other than talking to ali, and whisper quietly . god is whispering in my narrative, i am commanding from my land , god can whisper to all of you, if the flesh of your soul's ears is awake, whether it is open or not, god is speaking to you through your intellect, perception and nature. listen to the prophet saying why the prophet whispers to ali on behalf of the sunnis. the prophet saying that god also whispers to ali, not just me , omar bin khattab, mr. omar, his second caliph. it is in sahih tirmidhi, it is in kanz al-umal, it is narrated in tibarani, it is narrated by a

but morality does not come from man. morality comes from a higher up authority.e is what he called particular law what is particular law? law made by man there is universal truth, universal law, god-given, particular laws created by man summe some are j, some are unjust some of our democratic summer authoritarian. this is basic stuff or those of us to stu who studied over the . the founders of our country during the revolutionary. when they wrote the declaration of independence, what did they rely owould larely on who did t? they relied on aristotle. they relied on a great roman center they relied on john loc locke, they relied on a gentleman by the name of sidney. they relied on all these great thinkers. that is who they relied on, why? because really this is about western enlightenment. western enlightenment. this is about a nation founded on judeo-christian principles. and yet we are told every day that it is not. we are told every day this is an unjust country. we are told every day it's about white privilege. we are told everyday something that's a lot i wou

how much of that moral resistance is left in russia? and it gets trends of sorts moral, because as i said, political position isn't so efficient right now. and this is more about a moral resistance and about political resistance. this people can fight as they don't want to find for power. they don't have for literacy, they don't have organizations which are totally liquidated by the regime. even small in jewels. but the joseph no only demonstrates as a funeral and around the dentist way to that. this civil society still here will not be for a society search which is very different than the passive. and the full of confirm is and that civil society, the society of responsible citizens who, to who was the best, who was a country whore in a permanent order because of this war. they demonstrated that they are here. it was a huge step for people club for, for we're going to was a funeral because of the, the face recognition system is working and sometimes policemen are coming to a to is if last. so it was this people after a different kind o

but morality does not come from man. morality comes from a higher up authority.e is what he called particular law what is particular law? law made by man there is universal truth, universal law, god-given, particular laws created by man su some are just, some are unjust some of our democratic summer authoritarian. this is basic stuff or those of us to who studied over the dec. the founders of our country during the revolutionary. when they wrote the declaration of independence, what did they relwoulrely on who did they rel? they relied on aristotle. they relied on a great roman center they relied on john lo locke, they relied on a gentleman by the name of sidney. they relied on all these great thinkers. that is who they relied on, why? because really this is about western enlightenment. western enlightenment. this is about a nation founded on judeo-christian principles. and yet we are told every day that it is not. we are told every day this is an unjust country. we are told every day it's about white privilege. we are told everyday something that's a lot i would

how much of that moral resistance is left in russia. and it gets trans of sorts moral because as i said, political position isn't so efficient right now. and this is more about a moral resistance and about political resistance. this people can fight as they do not want to fight for power. they don't have for literacy. they don't have organizations which are totally liquidated, by the regime. even small in jewels about the dose of the demonstrates as a funeral and around the dentist way to that this single society still here with most of the, for a society is such which is very different. so i'm passive and the full of confirm is and that single society, the society of responsible citizens who us to who for the best, who was a country whore in a permanent order because of this war. they demonstrated that they are here. it was extra route step for people club for who were going to was a funeral because of the the face recognition system is working and sometimes policemen are coming to a to is a flat surface people after a different kind o

by all accounts austin spoke about a moral imperative, a moral and strategic imperative, to take carey need to have a credible plan for the protection of civilians. the us feels it hasn't seen such a plan. not that the pentagon said it will hold up arms sales, but they are pressing the point that they want to see a credible plan for civilian protection in rafah and equally important more aid crossings opening up, more aid going into gaza, and more crossing points for that aid being allowed by the israelis. it isn't at all clear that in this meeting they came to any resolution on any of this. given that urgent issue as you mentioned of getting food aid into gaza basically into northern gaza where we have seen children and people of all ages starving to death, is there any indication that israel is minded to open up greater border access? well, you see the statements from the government about this in israel, that they are working on it, and you see various rhetoric coming from the meta nyahu government, but let's be clear that it has not exactly happened yet. they are talking about hama

total from 170 days of genocidal war in gaza tops 32,100. describes blocking aid to the territory as moral outrage. palestinian resistance spiders ambushed in israeli military vehicle north of the city of tukarm in the occupied west bank, killing a number of soldiers and lebanon's hasbullah fires over 60 rockets at israeli military targets after regime warplane strike northeastern city of balbec. hello everyone, it's 10 a.m. in the beside gauza strip. you're watching press tv, world news. nearly 60 months into israel's genocidal war on gaza regime's relentless bombardment and shelling continue to claim innocent lives. several areas including jibalia in the north and raffa to the south of come under fresh air strikes, at least 30 people were killed in israeli shelling as aid was being distributed in gaza city. bombing of a residential building also claims several civilian lives in dear abalah. the uh gaza health ministry says 114 palestinians lost their lives in israeli air strikes in the past 24 hours. death toll from the us back genocide in gaza. since october the 7th has now surpassed 32

number of human lives, how do you assess what is happening from the point of view, strictly speaking, moral and how specialist, of course, these events that took place in the crocus center, they show a really serious danger of terrorist manifestations, and we see that to what extent this caused a shock in russia and... in our country and in general throughout the world , almost certainly , the human grief that occurred thanks to these events, it... the law enforcement system, but this case also shows how systematically measures should be taken to ensure the security of mass events, yes, this is one point, the second point is that anti-terrorism work must be systematically carried out, this is on the one hand, on the other hand we see that it is very important in the prevention of this activity, these are positions in the diaspora environment, because the instruments of these terrorist acts are people who are not connected in any way with the country, with the host country or are connected very insignificantly, these are people who have low earnings, this is one point, the second point is th