as in yemen say they have launched another attack on an airport in saudi arabia 9 people were injured when airport in the us see a region was targeted not far from saudi arabia's border with yemen yemen's who the rebels have launched repeated air strikes on saudi arabia which is not a coalition against the group for almost 4 years iraq's prime minister abdul mufti has ordered the country's powerful paramilitary groups to be integrated into the armed forces they've been ordered to comply with the orders by the end of the month the prime minister says offices and checkpoints operated by militia groups must be shut down currently most of iraq's paramilitary groups are believed to be backed by iran. so those were the headlines the news continues here on the al-jazeera after witness statement after watching i've. talked to al jazeera. we ask problems of the signs of the instability is corruption we listen pins i hadn't been

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should. face the nation from the. street. so based on assurances the name under which i record and play regularly going into the reggae music has really kind of shaped my life from a very young age and you know it may come from jamaica but i feel that. it talks about justice equality talks about colonialism are great in music as a message that that's deeply relevant in today's world and especially for india i think and this is kind of all out right wing assault on our freedom to oss questions and generally all freedom of expression and people you know are being targets of the students teachers activists filmmaker that's right since. i've been targeted most all of them have been intimidated that's on the arrest and

people on the streets. protesting and it's reached our doorstep sort of in whichever way you know i'd like i'd like to all attempts to contribute something to this. even amongst the e.u. can. i teach this isn't anything for me to speak. but. if you can be a part of the struggles that are happening our country what the meaning of culture and of artistic production of meaning is through. kind of bring people together to be a voice or getting off of to people. if

you're playing the people's music you have to find the people and it's been so much what i dreamt of but i was frustrated with what i'm doing always i dreamt of it i know what a song to speak of them i don't want to dance and i know it can energize people make me feel empowered you know these are things that should not only happen if you need music venue and this sort of i would in my views this is something which i want to be able to contribute to a you know i'm gathering protest space that i think is a space for this can be all bad news. where forced or addressed and frustrations was to go back to the heart already know that i mean just some system called. and sultana some time not just the stack of speak of its own systems traditionally have been a way to take things in your own hands and find ways to take music straight to people

i mean literally i mean one thing to build a sound system ever since i started playing records i think is most of my life. sound systems i expensive and you can buy them readymade you have to build it yourself so with a mix of crowdfunding and i was born money me and my partner some of us started building own systems and it takes a lot of knowledge and experience to build its own system they're lucky to find a sound engineer. and see what it sounds like. and the subject. i mean. this is a this is the real deal and i'm getting a big vinyl so we can take it. country you know oh ok. well it's having somewhere to play it that's the biggest that's the biggest thing is finding somewhere to actually turn the phone. because it's loud i. mean i.

remember from the 1st time it was probably easier i say this example and then the other one coming out is yeah yeah. watch out one of the other channels running but why do you feel the need to stay home with something as important to understand because if you string out wrong things move them back. to you for my. taste of course mine you can kill somebody with this monster what kind of music doesn't come on nobody writes. and it's so real and so it's only you're something that starts as an idea suddenly becomes a reality and it's a damn physical system that you're on top of imagine this the green set up in different places so i think it all people coming or go it's this you know i meant

think she was from. bending legend is exactly will all of this is the biggest not number one in any i never knew she moves towards and griped is saying lives were at the forefront and they after the game show it to the people who are the moose and didn't get to lead the most tricky because there was no found and i would supremely could say i'm not even sure i wanted to be a success because if it does then back to me more interrupted stephen. would have been convicted even just as a mother and as a human being. well those are the consumer. it's. hard to understand all apologies to everyone trying to sleep in bed cash games and the rest of the final 4 minutes all you want

sick all right about now because like 6. under in evolutionary from. revolutionary are oh no we're. supposed to be shocked i mean john is now that nice before this is where we go to play and i want people going to react you know how are people going to react if i take the system to a protest space or to a street corner and now people are going to let loose and dance with us and get it or people are going to be that you know you'll be dismissive and like who's this privileged guy playing this foreign sounding music i mean of course that's a feeling we want people to connect to have been doing something right buddy.

so we continue to trust that i don't operate the system i mean you played a gig to launch a. loft i want to call from my old university and. bring the system then to support their comrades were on hunger strike. i just kind of want a little bit. but this is a good deal it's a mismatch if you listen. and so it doesn't make it so if. you get it you know in order to keep. i thought i. know you nervous man i mean don't you always nervous

because you want to be relevant and you want to be able to communicate and create meaning you know. you never nor you know when i want to or sometimes do want to let you know how can you not think you're making music here and i can't i've been doing this my life i love it but you said i don't have a don't you know. it's really going on bit of anything if there's no music and they're going to get it which in effect. and for business supposed to be. so dead it's important for these kind of things these kind of mediums he's going about business going to music. a lot of in they think the.

that. 8 was. i thinking. this is where he goes are you hot all the time that slows it down governance and. finally we have here. this is a we've all done it took us almost one year we finished last month. 2 nights on the paper you revolutionary songs on the fall asleep you shall command come. back on holiday to strike against this unjustice.

and in the beginning when i started playing that actually awesome you want to sit down which i didn't want but like so i'm playing records and i have seen of people like sitting on the ground looking at the expectancy which made me very uncomfortable 9 hours into it wasn't working in quite the way that i want to because the one idea is that people don't look at me look at each other enjoying something not so. good to me now i hear this. british should not use it for you know you're not tortured they are not here with the man i wanted reasons other than his you have not read. this.

she'll be. going to montana. i've just been. dismissed from from us here. we have 300 who paid you our nights. c at our. last. no i'm not. advocating killing. them could you be kind of you know could you be good you know i have all the right words you can see what's the music is overdue but i don't believe the robot. would move and i think that it is

a myth. that like there is no fiction something like star but the concept of adoption focusing on. the journey should give us confidence that our idea could work and after that we were invited to play at other protests and other venues and were really were itching to take the system and then finally vote out john spence students from the f.b.i. which is india's leading since it was austin on the campus. f.b.i. has also seen major pushes against the summit and hoping to learn from the stresses and hopefully also be able to contribute some energy to that. when for that you are supposed to do a short f.d.r. asked. well that's direct all to him security. council are strong you know 2 days before. on some bureaucratic kind of pretext but i have

a feeling you just didn't really want us to play there so you went to a meeting by this organization called. from what i gather the 1st time i met them also when it's a people's organization they're very much kind of pushing for change is exactly the kind of people that i want to work with. they've never really heard reagan use it before that never really experienced based on a sound system before so you don't know if this thing is going to go down to. a low i think you. and i i don't think the stick is the music to. go to you because you don't. get it too much you want me is still my father maybe so but you know maybe a little will question i think we're i saw music what you need to. give you can be able to. elite lazy. gamely actually we know that

modicum music. europe on america we know he won't come anywhere yet making music with the people being missional todd is a colleague in the. us you know nice of you to make it is it was saying. i'm going to be i'm going to keep i'm not. going to be going to going to be i'm. going to give i just wish i'd lose my talk with my disability. i'm going to going to be. anywhere to hold up. the rim debate even if we do about being. me i'm not going to be on the other. side going to the headline news again. and sort of ignoring. the good foster. since. i didn't have time to

tell you. it's a good little bit. to . get out. there you could ask your dog about your favorite going to go. over but i realize that the combination of jamaican music with lyrics what sort of a dual purpose and not only would it make the show more dynamic it would also head post communicate the music's message to the audience and with that in mind i

suggested to look around at you all to get these rappers don't call it why d.c. they they rap in hindi and might not be they have revolutionary songs and be fed that this would help the audience to connect to the show. but. there's a lot and that's not just about this and not. which i'm not a source but it sets you but. it's. man this is rough. work the son of tough tough tough dealing man i think it's empowering on it's empowering for the mc and it's empowering poing for the people who hear it because look i mean a lot of the times culture that's imported from abroad is english called in there sometimes associated with the elite you know but this is not what this music is this is going to music you know so i think. for people to hear things from from here it's like it makes it makes everything everything more meaningful i'm dry. i want to be in a dance where ok you play your shot are on superior you know stephen marley and i

want to be like you know this is a door for you know and neither and smash the place apart man people feel like the people with the number in their bodies i move on i'm saying. jack. get. that. jet on cause not to be. the billie guy any. best foundation let's not 70 like you said. norman not to do traditional definitely it's kind of a test for us to see how far things can cross over how far people it could take to do what we're doing and i hope that the singles from then and the rappers is the one to kind of element that people relate to and connect to. the table entirely. let's find

a certain. element and i think it's what i love the woman who when i am back is i mean there's going to as it's a thriller and. a movie like this for my. mom don't. you do this like. we've done it in the new. we. just moved about the time when i was. young it will. get into. it now with. you because. you. name it someone's. with or not you will know

expect from me for how many of us i mean if you take a. former. you can come look signals you can make of this understand more technical than would dedicate their course now that they're up and about soft stuff that they give demands guy so i've got to get policy with. the home movie political group get that uber what i'm what i develop as citizens get to politics will little post been as a kid at the. sunday sic which allows them. to watch more of the s.m.l. mom called me by boat see if we are down a little over some of the committee. on the outlets. and everything but anything i don't need i have a. feeling that it isn't ready yet so i mean it is a. big little bit of planning that a big. thank you very much. uses the reasoning i have if there are any kind of people who have the uk even in their home

you know to consider. him i thought he moved on this is a possible be chanting clinton song he was. leading us on some of the. m c d's he was. holding his take was he. and so. ah oh. from. the work on the month of june if i am thought to sing and want to call. this on the play delays a toll with. the love respect to all the worry and not the forest no a public enemy number one me is that it was. done here his riches on this. from.

the neighborhood. people i don't know will. go to court because we might well you know don't want to put it back because we were all for something with the last. big. commotion. in the. media big. screen.

nothing like our. conference on nobody. out of. nothing and i have got something i love having to 2 listen to i think i. said i'd be a movie i've not looked up a. funny let slip i've. yet.

no no no. to see everybody energized in this way and dancing in this rain with so much freedom gives me a lot of joy it also gives me a lot of hope that for me this is just the beginning that that shows the potential the knowledge task is to find ways to build on this find ways to make it more poignant more important. there's a journey ahead for us that much is clear to me. that

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