party in nazi germany, and naturally, this is a party of war, not with nato, how will this end, a summitrop of biden’s obvious failure in the pre-election debates, but without this fear at headquarters apartment in brussels is only growing, all because there are those who disagree with kiev’s support, details. in the remark project, it is available on the atn youtube channel. the finnish economy is rapidly deteriorating; companies are closing by the thousands, especially in the healthcare and social services sector. yes, according to according to the statistical office, in the first quarter of 2024 , 20.5% more companies ceased operations than a year earlier. the country's anti-leaders, metallurgy and chemical industry, are losing orders and industry. let us remind you that finland is going through difficult economic times that have come since. joining the anti-russian sanctions of the west, the country faced a record number of bankruptcies and rising unemployment rates. and our baltic neighbor continues to show signs of schizophrenia and waste money. lithuania will spend almost 18 milli

party, which is preparing for war, is now in a panic about trump's possible election victory.said that he would leave the bloc if he became president, nato’s ambitions are stated. how will the summit end against the backdrop of biden’s obvious failure in the pre-election debates and the clearly leading trump, who, if he becomes president, will leave the bloc, but without this , the fear at brussels headquarters is only growing, all because there are those who disagree with kiev’s support. details are in the draft remark, it is available on the atn youtube channel. people continue. to the northern capital of belarus for the largest art forum in europe, which has been uniting peoples and countries for 33 years. geography is growing. this year , representatives of 38 states are in vitebsk. there are both newcomers and those who were at the origins of the international competition. they remember how it all began and what efforts it took to preserve what exists for the sake of peace and creation. katerina strikha is currently working at the slavic bazaar. my colleague talked to the

so nazi parties, i'll say loud and clear, no, it's appalling about the results of the legislative elections is not very surprising because we have seen the rise of the file rights in our country. today. i'd like to say that's what a 3rd of french people think of it. so it's a democratic vote and we must respect it despite everything on the sale of what they will, types of people don't expect them, i presume. even if the far right does fail to win an absolute majority, france will likely have a hung parliament. this could lead to political paralysis and chaos. just as parents is preparing to host the olympic games this summer. mazda laura, laura, is it politics? electra todd of university in the u. k. i also how president my calls decision to cool not for elections will likely be judged given the 1st rounds results. as i don't think his decision is going to be judge very generously, as you correctly pointed out, the money back home did not have to call that election. he decided to do so because he felt the results of the elections suggested that he no longer has the trust of the french peopl

so nazi parties, i'll say loud and clear, no, it's appalling about the results of the legislative elections is not very surprising because we have seen the rise of the far right in our country. today. i'd like to say that's what a 3rd of french people think of it. so it's a democratic vote, and we must respect it. despite everything on the sound of what democratic people don't expect them, i presume. even if the far right does fail to win an absolute majority, france will likely have a hung parliament. this could lead to political paralysis and chaos. just as parents is preparing to host the olympic games this summer. mazda alarm, or is it politics? that's true at colleges university in the u. k. i also have president my clones decision to coal. small selections will likely be judged, given the 1st rounds results, or i don't think his decision is going to be judge very generously. as you correctly pointed out, the money back home did not have to call the election. he decided to do so because he felt the results of the elections suggested that he no longer has the trust of the french people.

so nazi parties, i'll say loud and clear, no, it's appalling about the results of the legislative elections is not very surprising because we have seen the rise of the file rights in our country. today. i'd like to say that's what a 3rd of french people think of it. so it's a democratic phone and we must respect it despite everything on the sale of what they will try to give. who do i pick them up or do? even if the far right does fail to win an absolute majority, france will likely have a hung parliament. this could lead to political paralysis and chaos. just as parents is preparing to host the olympic games this summer will of course, poland and paris lisa louis, explain the political deal, and beijing that's happening this week. and whether these deals can shape the 2nd round. what absolutely, it's really about the alliances that will happen now. now, you know, we heard about the shares that each policy, one of the selection, but this is not a proportional election. it's a direct election. the $577.00 seats in the french parliament will be, you know, will be decided in local elections. a

so nazi parties, i'll say loud and clear, no, it's appalling. about these are the results of the legislative elections is not very surprising because we have seen the rise of the fire rights in our country today. i'd like to say that's what a 3rd of french people think of it. so it's a democratic vote and we must respect it despite everything on the, on what they will try to do. who do i pick them up or do? even if the far right does fail to win an absolute majority, france will likely have a hung parliament is could lead to political paralysis and chaos. just as parents is preparing to host the olympic games this summer. at least 5 people arrested during clashes between ultra orthodox jews. and these really police on sunday tribes have gathered to demonstrates against last week says re the supreme court order to begin enlisting them from military service. the ultra orthodox community makes up around 15 percent of israel's population and have been exempt from military service for religious reasons. the issue has been a source of tension for deca

party. tweet was published on american social networks, a message with a signature 0.05 seconds before the civil war, i did it... hard, evil itself, and i am convinced that now there is a battle between good and evil, so i expect that evil has taken over the west and holds it that everything that i see cannot be explained in any way except as evil, it makes no sense even for liberals, what they do, all this destruction that they cause is pure evil, and i see that russians are resisting, we are seeing the rise of new strong powers, and i think that the age of the western world is over and that it is in terrible decline, intellectual decline and moral decline. according to american tradition, at the end of our program we always quote you something from the bible, this time we found such a quote. the gospel of mark says that if a kingdom is divided against itself, the kingdom cannot stand, then if a house is divided against itself, that house cannot stand. end of quote. all the best. confidence

party.ollowing tweet was published on american social networks, a message with a caption 0.05 seconds before the civil war, i took this image. according to american tradition, at the end of our program we always quote you something from the bible, this time we found such a quote. the gospel of mark says that if a kingdom is divided against itself, the kingdom cannot stand, then if a house is divided against itself, that house cannot stand. end of quote. all the best. here in avdeevka they brought people down, there was terror, it keeps flying, guys, the war is real, here people live completely differently, they didn’t hurt you here until ours came, don’t ask, i’ll be like a wolf in the basement, i’ll hide when yes here outside the window, you sit like this and think whether the next one is following you or not, during the last explosion there were 18 people left under the slabs who are still lying there. god help me, oh, thank you, that’s just it, we’ve come here forever. we are in the posit

party.as published on american social networks, a message with the caption: in 0.05 seconds, then civil war. i made this image so you can understand how you were close to this. end of quote: judging by the graphics, trump was saved by a slight turn of his head. i am convinced that evil has captured the west and is holding it tightly, evil itself, and i am convinced that now there is a battle between good and evil, because everything that i see cannot be explained in any way except by evil, this is devoid even for liberals meaning, what they are doing, all this destruction they are causing, is pure evil, and i see that the russians are resisting. we see the rebirth of new powerful powers. and i think that the age of the western world is over, and that it is in terrible decline, intellectual decline and moral decline. according to american tradition, at the end of our program we always quote you something from the bible, this time we found such a quote. the gospel of mark says that if a kingdo

but i don't know how to say it's horrifying to see such extremes based on nazi parties, i'll say loud and clear. no, it's appalling about the results of the legislative elections is not very surprising because we have seen the rise of the file right in our country. today i'd like to say that's what a 3rd of french people think of it. so it's a democratic vote, and we must respect it despite everything on the sound of what they will try to do for the next victim i purchase. even if the far right does fail to win an absolute majority, france will likely have a hung parliament is could lead to political paralysis and chaos. just as parents is preparing to host the olympic games this summer. a dw horse bonnet lisa louis joins me now from paris. single. now lisa, the, the 2nd round of those thing is coming up next sunday and all lies now are on the political deal. making that's happening this week isn't say, i mean tell, tell us more about what's happening. and from this week a while actually, you know, you said what kind of, what shall divide each policy had one. but this is a highly comp

so nazi parties, i'll say loud and clear, no, it's appalling about the results of the legislative elections is not very surprising because we have seen the rise of the file rights in our country. today i'd like to say that's what a 3rd of french people think of it. so it's a democratic vote, and we must respect it despite everything on the sale of what they will try to give . who do i pick them up or do? even if the far right does fail to win an absolute majority, france will likely have a hung parliament. this could lead to political paralysis and chaos. just as parents is preparing to host the olympic games this summer. on some of the w correspondent, lisa louis joins me now from paris. lisa, with the 2nd round of those thing coming up next sunday. all eyes are on the political build making, but it's now happening this week. tell us more about that. what absolutely. it's really about the alliances that will happen now. now, you know, we heard about the shares that each policy, one of the selection, but this is not a proportional election. it's a direct election. the $577.00 seats in the f

the nazis was a goal shared by both political parties in america, opposition to the soviet union was a goal shared by most across the political spectrum in america. right now, this conflict, you know, it's far too partisan, it's far to devices and it's far too politicized. know how to do this, but it takes that unity and this is a layer cake of problems. this is something that does not just exist at say, the policy level. this is about how journalists talk about the movement. how are laws, prosecute the movement, how our national leaders direct to their time and attention. we know that there is a lot of the little team will to establish or to create a domestic terrorism wall. yet. i think there was a big possibility that we can designate visa groups as international terrorist organizations. so what that means, we can take all the rules, the laws, the authorities, they have to be on another line, forestman intelligence agencies, have to go after them the same way. we go after international cherish organizations who's pay the price, who's pay the price for being conspiratorial, irrespo

this is the neo nazi party within the united states whose goal is to use protests to radicalize. trump supporters into explicit white supremacy. they're developing new and original propaganda that painting them in a light of achieving the power, the ability to shape politics and engage in violence in a way that they thought they were going to get from the military. so they're trying to do is make white nationalism look like it's testosterone filled way to be a man. i believe that these young veterans were getting out and joining things like patriot front national, a socialist club and the word nazi is national socialist. i think that the republican party is, is no more than capable of adopting that 90 ideology in a way that that's on file as well, even to me, you know, i, i never saw us where we are today. i think another 4 years things could be far worse. the worst case scenario is probably worse than most of us. want to imagine. i could see a civil war because this is the same movement we've been dealing with this whole time. it's reasonable to assume that what we can see is only abo

this is a neo nazi party within the united states whose goal is to use protests to radicalize. trump supporters into explicit white supremacy. they're developing new and original propaganda that painting them in a light of achieving the power, the ability to shape politics and engage in violence in a way that they thought they were going to get from the military. so what they're trying to do is make white nationalism look like it's testosterone filled way to be a man. i believe that these young veterans were getting out and joining things like patriot front national socialist clubs and the word nazi is national socialist. i think that the republican party is, is no more than capable of adopting that 90 ideology in a way that that sometimes will even to me you know, i never saw us where we are today. i think another 4 years it seems to be far worse . the worst case scenario is probably worse than most of us. want to imagine. i could see a civil war because this is the same movement we've been dealing with this whole time. it's reasonable to assume that what we can see is only about ha

this is a neo nazi party within the united states whose goal is to use protests to radicalize. trump supporters into explicit white supremacy. they're developing new and original propaganda that painting them, you know, white of achieving the power and the ability to shape politics and engage in violence in a way that they thought they were going to get from the military. so they're trying to do is make white nationalism look like it's testosterone filled way to be a man. i believe that these young veterans were getting out and joining things like patriot front national socialist clubs and the word nazi is nationalist socialist. i think that the republican party is, is no more than capable of adopting that 90 ideology in a way that that's on file. well, even to me, you know, i never saw us where we are today. i think another 4 years things can be far worse . the worst case scenario is probably worse than most of us. want to imagine. i could see a civil war because this is the same movement we've been dealing with this whole time. it's reasonable to assume that what we can see is only

this is a neo nazi party within the united states whose goal is to use protests to radicalize. trump supporters into explicit white supremacy. they're developing new and original propaganda that painting them in the light of achieving the power, the ability to shape politics and engage in violence in a way that they thought they were going to get from the military. so what they're trying to do is make white nationalism look like it's testosterone filled way to be a man. i believe that these young veterans were getting out and joining things like patriot front national socialist clubs and the word nazi is national socialist. i think that the republican party is, is no more than capable of adopting that 90 ideology in a way that that's on file as well. even to me. you know, i never saw us where we are today. i think another 4 years, it seems to be far worse. the worst case scenario is probably worse than most of us . want to imagine. i could see a civil war because this is the same movement we've been dealing with this whole time. it's reasonable to assume that what we can see is only

this is a neo nazi party within the united states whose goal is to use protests to radicalize, trump supporters into explicit white supremacy. they're developing new and original propaganda that painting them in the light of achieving the power, the ability to shape politics and engage in violence in a way that they thought they were going to get from the military. so what they're trying to do is make white nationalism look like it's testosterone filled way to be a man. i believe that these young veterans were getting out and joining things like patriot front national, a socialist club and the word nazi is national socialist. i think that the republican party is, is no more than capable of adopting that 90 ideology in a way that that's on file. well, even to me, you know, i, i never saw us where we are today. i think another 4 years, it seems to be far worse. the worst case scenario is probably worse than most of us . want to imagine. i could see a civil war because this is the same movement we've been dealing with this whole time. it's reasonable to assume that what we can see is on

this is a neo nazi party within the united states whose goal is to use protests to radicalize. trump supporters into explicit white supremacy. they're developing new and original propaganda that painting them in a light of achieving the power, the ability to shape politics and engage in violence in a way that they thought they were going to get from the military. so what they're trying to do is make white nationalism look like it's testosterone filled way to be a man. i believe that these young veterans were getting out and joining things like patriot front national, a socialist club and the word nazi is national socialist. i think that the republican party is, is no more than capable of adopting that 90 ideology in a way that that's on file. well, even to me, you know, i, i never saw us where we are today. i think another 4 years things could be far worse. the worst case scenario is probably worse than most of us. want to imagine. i could see a civil war because this is the same movement we've been dealing with this whole time. it's reasonable to assume that what we can see is only

this is a neo nazi party within the united states whose goal is to use protests to radicalize. trump supporters into explicit white supremacy. they're developing new original propaganda that paint them, you know, white of achieving the power, the ability to shape politics and engage in violence in a way that they thought they were going to get from the military. so what they're trying to do is make white nationalism look like it's testosterone filled way to be a man. i believe that these young veterans were getting out and joining things like patriot front national, a socialist club and the word nazi is national socialist. i think that the republican party is, is no more than capable of adopting that 90 ideology in a way that that's on file as well, even to me, you know, i, i never saw us where we on today. i think another 4 years things can be far worse. the worst case scenario is probably worse than most of us. want to imagine. i could see a civil war because this is the same movement we've been dealing with this whole time . it's reasonable to assume that what we can see is only a

and here he is saying brexiteers and nazis implication you're comparing the erg to the nazi party or at least to the south african racists. >> now, whatever you think about the erg, that was an unacceptable comparison, wasn't it, andrew? >> i would say that that wasn't strong enough . strong enough. >> well, it's nice to see the left are taking farage success really well. >> are you downwind of a couple already? you've had a bigger lunch than i've had . lunch than i've had. >> could suella lead the tory fightback? >> i'm sorry that my party didn't listen to you and gaza didn't listen to you and gaza did really well last night. >> this is for the people of gaza. >> oh, yes. and joe biden thinks he's a black woman, by the way, i'm proud to be as i said, the first vice president, first black woman served with a black president . i'm black woman served with a black president. i'm on black woman served with a black president . i'm on panel tonight president. i'm on panel tonight is bbc and itv political editor john sergeant, former tory cabinet minister robert halfon and apprentice starjo

thousands of former ss officers and members of the nazi party of germany are being transported, they sheltered, they will live to old age in honor on another continent. their crimes will be hidden from the public, especially if these criminals are collaborators of the soviet union. and 80 years later, the killers of the punitive force will be honored at the highest level. these are former soldiers of the ss galicia division. jaroslav hunke, aka gunko. in 1944, he took part in the murder of 500 civilians in a village in the lviv region of the ukrainian ussr. canada also sheltered one of the main executioners of khatyn, vladimir kotryuk, where he lived with impunity until he was 94 years old. maple leaf with swastika. canada immediately after the great patriotic war became home to thousands of nazi collaborators. according to historians, to get to canada as a jew. it was even more difficult for refugees than to the nazis. they raised their left arm to show their ss tattoo. it meant that they were letting them in against communism. we need to pay attention to the path they took to get t

parties that would destroy, well, in parentheses, they say so softly for now, all these migrants ands and what leaders are now coming to power, the question. political, look, they have already calculated that, for example, a belarusian without a visa to shanghai, with all the fees at the airport , has to fly for about 10 hours in order to... which is 130 km away, taking into account the border, about 30 hours, three times more, that’s the question, is this a united europe that we need so badly, or, having entered the sco on the threshold of brix, we can say that we have got a visa-free asia , well, really, we don’t need a visa to china, maybe we should just somehow start convincing people that turn your head there and there is much more interesting and wider, you know, i think... like poland, followed by the baltic countries, they are playing out the agenda that it is beneficial for them, they play the role of an outpost between, let’s say, next to belarus, including our ally russia, the vector that we have chosen, and just recently entered the shanghai cooperation organization, open

the democratic party is not the nazi party. that's that.le lot of issues. there's substantive and character issues, but to call people the name of a man who caused the death of 70 some odd million people, it's just deplorable. let me back up. >> deplorable, that's a loaded term, too. we've heard that one used. >> yeah, well, i would like to reclaim the english language from time to time. but the chances of tonight's speech, going back to president trump, i really hope he takes this opportunity, takes advantage of this opportunity. he has a chance rfk didn't have. he has a chance that other presidential candidates who got shot and didn't survive didn't have. he's been president for one term. he's been very divisive. now he can come around and do two things. a, pick a vice presidential -- or a running made that can appeal so some sense of moderate democrats. that would go a long way. secondly, extend an olive branch to democrats and to independents. do something you haven't done in the past six, seven, eight years. forget about lock her up an

party. he realized that needed to put all of his work into political context and make it very clear what was doing with it so that other people wouldn't take his science and use against his principles. and that's part of why he was directly platforming the people who work he was promoting. hi. thank you so much. this was such a rich discussion, hearing from each of you, from your different and disciplinary perspectives. i've alan for a long time and i'm really just excited to see all this work finally come out and to meet his research is really, really nice. one of the things i was wondering is if you could speak just a little bit more, maybe about what it's like to work on a team with people who different languages, different vocabularies, methodological experiences. and then also i thought it was interesting that you spoke. yes, science studies and it you know, when you look at the academic programs that tend to offer a minor or major and it's they tend to come out of the social sciences.

you're comparing the erg to the nazi party, or at least to the south african racists.e erg, that was an unacceptable comparison, wasn't it, andrew? >> i would say that that wasn't strong enough. >> it's also alienated the likely next president of america after he called trump, reportedly a woman hating , neo reportedly a woman hating, neo nazi sympathising sociopath. i'll do it. and we now have a completely different foreign policy when it comes to the middle east. essentially, some would argue, making an enemy of israel our new deputy prime minister is angela rayner, and she's got away with words cannot get any worse than a bunch of scum, homophobic, racist, misogynistic. >> banana republic daniel kawczynski etonian coco gauff peter bleksley piece of scum . peter bleksley piece of scum. >> especially when she's grovelling to a room full of muslim men about gaza that live on tv and i say to this day, if me resigning as an mp now would bnng me resigning as an mp now would bring the ceasefire , i would do bring the ceasefire, i would do it. our new chancellor is rachel r

after all joseph goebbels and adolf hitler and the nazi party in germany had a very effective propaganda machine. its ways it's part of how they were able to consolidate power by limiting information over new medias. so too did joseph stalin in the soviet union and so these concerns about the manipulative power of the new media and even old media motion pictures in particular were really at the core a lot of anti-communist investing actions, particularly the ones that feature the motion picture industry. in 1947, the central that was debated in halls of congress as a variety of actors and. studio executives came to d.c. to testify about their political activity. was were they using entertainment or were they using their for under. purposes one anti anti-communist critic told the house committee of un-american activities that quote, glamor is appealing the. communists have made shrewd and excellent of it for their purpose. they are trying to be dazzled audiences with celebrity. and so this is a question that pervaded national politics is entertainment media motion pictures and this new me

and here he is saying brexiteers and nazis implication you're comparing the erg to the nazi party or the south african racists. >> now, whatever you think about the erg, that was an unacceptable comparison, wasn't it, andrew? >> i would say that that wasn't strong enough . strong enough. >> well, it's nice to see the left are taking farage success really well. >> are you downwind of a couple already? you've had a bigger lunch than i've had . lunch than i've had. >> could suella lead the tory fightback? >> i'm sorry that my party didn't listen to you and gaza didn't listen to you and gaza did really well last night. >> this is for the people of gaza. >> oh, yes. and joe biden thinks he's a black woman, by the way, i'm proud to be as i said, the first vice president, first black woman served with a black president . i'm black woman served with a black president. i'm on black woman served with a black president . i'm on panel tonight president. i'm on panel tonight is bbc and itv political editor john sergeant, former tory cabinet minister robert halfon and apprentice starjoana jarjue.

when a reporter from the detroit news showed up at nazi party headquarters in munich in december 1931 a series that was called "five minutes with men in public eye." she had her five minutes with hitler. when she went to hitler's office, she was surprised to find hanging on the wall behind hitler's desk, a large framed portrait of a very famous american. hitler explained to the newspaper woman i regard henry ford as my inspiration. the detroit reporter asked hitler that day point-blank why he was antisemitic. he said without hesitation, "somebody has to be blamed for our troubles." i feel like you go back in time to that -- go back in time to then, like the worst thing that you could find, if you could time machine yourself back to the future style, see your family or see people you were interested in at that time, the worst thing that you could imagine is that they would have a portrait of hitler at that time. i think hitler having a portrait of you. >> is actually worse. >> i didn't know that was an option. [ applause ] but that's worse. ( ♪♪ ) my name is jaxon, and i have spastic c

and here he is saying brexiteers and nazis implication you're comparing the erg to the nazi party or, whatever you think about the erg, that was an unacceptable comparison, wasn't it, andrew? >> i would say that that wasn't strong enough . strong enough. >> well, it's nice to see the left are taking farage success really well. >> are you downwind of a couple already? you've had a bigger lunch than i've had . lunch than i've had. >> could suella lead the tory fightback? >> i'm sorry that my party didn't listen to you and gaza didn't listen to you and gaza did really

marin took the party from her father in 2011 and renamed it and tried to whiten its reputation. 2 years chairmen jordan bardello, the son of italian-algerian migrants who grew up in a muslim suburb of paris. however, this did not help either. during the election campaign, opponents called the party the political heir of the vichy regime. such a nose for the rehabilitation of nazism would have been useful for european politicians when communicating with the current kiev authorities, but their nose there led them to the french legal party, which did not at all propose to name streets in france in honor of government figures. how various european publications, elections in france, nazi outfit and russian comments are interfering with le pen’s election campaign. obviously, the election campaign was hampered rather by such articles in the photograph under this heading of marina lepen in an ordinary black jacket, and not as the english prince harry dressed for a party. the defeat of an outside party in a foreign country, which advocated leaving nato and the european union, caused rejoicing am

from the history of the... second world war, that while your opponent can be superior militarily, like nazi germany was against the soviet union, the parties who win the wars are not those parties that have military superiority, but are those parties who continue the fight, and this is a big problem for the netanyahu administration, they are going crazy with hamas, they do not know how to... subjugate the palestinians and for this reason out of desperation and in order to provoke iran to enter into open military conflict with israel so that israel can drag united states, great britain, france and nato into conflict, they did this calculated provocation. what do you think that they did that, especially given the fact that they carried through assassination in southern beirout of a senior. military commander and then following that with this assassination here in the islamic republic, these are acts of desperation, and look, we, for those who have observed the speech that netanyahu held the us congress, there he was very desperate and appealing to the americans for backing him, and moreover,

to compare her to nazis is outrageous.at are not working, it is similar to what is happening here. and not just in sa france but all over europe, policies on immigration for example, the same problem that we're having, the massive increase in crime because of the a lot of people that come in unvetted, which certaini exceptions. they are spawned by politicians with left wing agendas, are having terrible trouble. people don't like it. the economies are not working well, you mentioned economic policies i hope la pen does not govern from the left if she becomes leader there are say having same problem we have and voters are revolting. >> yes in a particular category of voter, because, what you see across europe, you see here in america in particular in california where i am, you could see the imposition of luxury beliefs, the elite are happy to push and the rich can live with for example, not just on open borders and immigration and in particular on the climate extremism you see here. you see in europe in particular in germany

to compare her to nazis is outrageous.s that people are fed up with policies that are not working, it is similar to what is happening here. and not just in france but all over europe, policies on immigration for example, the same problem that we're having, the massive increase in crime because of the a lot of people that come in unvetted, which certaini exceptions. they are spawned by politicians with left wing agendas, are having terrible trouble. people don't like it. the economies are not working well, you mentioned economic policies i hope la pen does not govern from the left if she becomes leader there are say having same problem we have and voters are revolting. >> yes in a particular category of voter, because, what you see across europe, you see here in america in particular in california where i am, you could see the imposition of luxury beliefs, the elite are happy to push and the rich can live with for example, not just on open borders and immigration and in particular on the climate extremism you see here. you

together with the far-right party, which is sometimes called the neo-nazis of freedom from austria, orbanormed a coalition of the far-right in the european parliament, and at the same time, as a member of nato, they are constantly trying to block euro-atlantic integration for ukraine in one way or another, and besides nato definitely has that give an answer not only to the chinese challenge of the communist regime, but to one nato member, in particular turkey, which has the largest army in the onslaught on the territory of europe, so turkey and china are actually working in sparta to overcome. it is bk where the shells are, and by the time the trains arrive from kimchen-in from north korea, the transit takes place through turkey. there are specific companies in the intelligence community, they are even called these , and look, there is a schedule, i don’t know, we can’t now, we won’t have time to show it, but the amount of explosives has tripled and not necessary for shells. items supplied by nato member turkey as one of the supply chains for the russian military. i think these two questi

quote, a right-wing party could seize power in france for the first time since the nazis occupied thehe implication that marine le pen is a nazi, which is not the truth, is it? >> it is an outrageous way to frame it. we can object even to a milder version of it which you hear right across the media today which is the description of this party is far right. i mean, look, that may have been true in the past when her father founded the party but she has gone to some considerable lengths to change that. the label populist that greg palkot just used perfectly reasonable. that is the essence of her appeal and her party's appeal. in fact in some ways look at the platform, the policy platform of her party and say it is pretty much to the left, certainly on some economic questions. i don't agree with the way marine le pen sees greater role for the state in the french economy. david: yeah. >> in that sense you can say it is a populist party to the left. to compare it to the nazis is really outrageous. david: the bottom line, people are fed up with policies that aren't working. it is very simila

and after the occupation of lagoisk, the nazis placed a government office, a police garrison, and a prisone, in the last days of august forty-first, they gathered the entire jewish population of the city. from the protocol of interrogation of witnesses. give it to the local residents and there will be something like that and they tried to give their children, as if at an opportunity, a jewish woman says take my girl so she began to take it away, but the policemen who were guarding this column snatched it away. she had to save this girl, when people were brought to the tract, there were already german soldiers there, they threw them back into the column, they pushed them, they didn’t allow the territory to be cordoned off, the guard consisted of policemen, there were several rows of cordon, they had an order not to let anyone in, they were brought to edge of the quarry, they ordered me to undress to my underwear, and forcibly lowered me down, ordering me to lie face down. from the testimony it follows that the very moment of the execution was carried out by the nazis, they shot them all in

has controlled a german state since the nazis.gets into a governmental responsibility, if they are the ones being in charge, i'm leaving the country. and i'm not saying that easily. i've been living all my life in germany. i'm raised in germany. i'm a reserve officer in germany. i'm fighting for this democracy. this is my home. but once this first step takes place, that's my red line. >> williams: why not just mo to another part of germany if they're in thuringia? >> because i'm saying if it starts in one state, it will go on in others. we germans seem to have a cultural problem with reading, understanding, and listening what dictators are saying, writing, and doing. when hitler wrote "mein kampf," people said, "ah, come on." for god's sake, read, listen, understand! take it for real what they say, because most of the time, they do what they say. >> williams: you continue to have these associations with the far right, and that's what people are worried about. they think you're going to restrict the press, you're going to deport pe

has controlled a german state since the nazis.ets into a governmental responsibility, if they are the ones being in charge, i'm leaving the country. and i'm not saying that easily. i've been living all my life in germany. i'm raised in germany. i'm a reserve officer in germany. i'm fighting for this democracy. this is my home. but once this first step takes place, that's my red line. >> williams: why not just move to another part of germany if they're in thuringia? >> because i'm saying if it starts in one state, it will go on in others. we germans seem to have a cultural problem with reading, understanding, and listening what dictators are saying, writing, and doing. when hitler wrote "mein kampf," people said, "ah, come on." for god's sake, read, listen, understand! take it for real what they say, because most of the time, they do what they say. >> williams: you continue to have these associations with the far right, and that's what people are worried about. they think you're going to restrict the press, you're going to deport p

back in 2012 citing party officials even back then who liberally quoted high profile. nazis like propaganda, chief, joseph gerbils and even back then they were demanding that estimate to be marked on ukrainian passports and that ukrainian government supposed to be given out in proportion to estimates the russians. and the russet phones and ukraine were a and perhaps even the main perpetual target with the party routinely calling for bands on the russian language. but even among this particular crowd, you could say that's audio and stood out demanding, for example, that even ukrainian kindergarteners get busy doing the parties dirty work by straight up clocking their russian counterparts. little kids in the face need. why does my grandson mitree, whose 3 years old see a boy named great shot when he out of kindergarten? and we should speaks to human russian. my grandson has to teach him ukraine in with his little feast because he comes home anxious and tells his grandmother. but as you must call in the kindergarten, and his grandmother tells him that the must call needs to be destroyed. and m

back in 2012 citing party officials even back then who liberally quoted high profile. nazis like propaganda, chief, joseph gerbils and even back then they were demanding that estimate to be marked on ukrainian passports and that ukrainian government supposed to be given out in proportion to ethnicity russians and russ iphones and ukraine were a and perhaps even the main perpetual target with a party routinely calling for balance on the russian language. but even among this particular crowd, you could say that's audio and stood out demanding, for example, that even ukrainian kindergarteners get busy doing the parties dirty work by straight up clocking their russian counterparts. little kids in the face need to me, why does my grandson mitree, whose 3 years old see a boy named great shot when he out of kindergarten and gracious speaks to human russian. my grandson has to teach him ukraine in with his little fist because he comes home anxious and tells his grandmother. but as you must call in the kindergarten, and his grandmother tells him that the must call needs to be destroyed and meet, tre