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tv   Democracy Maybe Opposing Autocracy  Al Jazeera  November 1, 2023 2:30am-3:01am AST

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region, the military government is counting on its cooperation with russia. a convoy of former wagner, fighters and 1000000 soldiers is heading north to recapture the un peacekeeping base. when these uh, well, i mean, you got a son. recently 18 people were killed, including children, an elderly people, the russian wagon that group supported by molly's ami, slow to them. arm fighters are preparing for showdown with the malia and russian forces. as the wind leads, volley appears to be spiraling into civil war. nicholas hawk alger 0, britons that king charles has express sorrow and regret to that chloe new era trusted these in kenya, he stopped shortly of addressing growing calls for full apology and reparations for the abuse has carried out. web reports from the capital not writing each child's 1st visit to africa since he became king after his mother. queen elizabeth the 2nd
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died last year talked about things that she never did the wrong doings of the past or because of the greatest sorrow. and the deepest regrets were apartments and unjustifiable acts of violence committed against kenyans. as they waged. as you said, that the united nations, a painful struggle to independence and sovereignty. 70 years ago, people in central kenya having lost the farmlands of british settlers, rebelled against because the new list researches say more than 90000 people were executed towards your domain. when the british cracked down on the rebels known as mal mile, many more detained in concentration camps. 10 years ago, the british government compensated about 5000 survivors. it's never admitted responsibility. ever since independence successive canyon government has kept place relations with the k, including the government of president william retail,
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many young people on social, media, and communities. he lost the land. so he can, the new era in justices persist. today's inclusive activists to try to demonstrate against charles visit british atrocities. i'm grabbing piece of money to them and stops them every time. so they held a press conference instead, it is not enough to acknowledge up in the bus. let's get that people have their, the patience, we have bucks a month and the $6000000.00 it goes to the scene and the british a given box to the people think charles is expected to visit several community projects and planned to tree before leaving can here on friday, malcolm with al jazeera, my right be right back in the off and i was more coverage of the more ongoing democracy maybe isn't the
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a we look at the world's top business storage from global markets to economies and a small business sales force and included security around the world, if there's something that the international community your view should be doing to understand how it affects counting the cost on o g 0 the the . 3 the
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just the, the we have to does the use to just because it wasn't love who, who will the good you'll love you again. most of the she's like, it is not with you that a cbs the will probably to many businesses. yes. oh fun. yeah. 3 more months i really the question for you is i feel like the living room always deal with the village of the vehicle that in k as in the boy or from a distance default
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rather than others 0. so when you guys the, the really easily let me, i'm back with you showing you the dealer. so if, if in the roughly, like i said, book i'm working on the most, maybe you, if you will, they're gonna get you the problem. you live for the mm. hm, okay. you guys are the most ensure that you do lose, you know, the food and then you get to the, the
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frightening so that given your country in the 21st century, you have one man in power for more than 2 decades. and that's exactly what happened in russia. a focus i got a 6 year head start from bunker. he came to power in 90 for proof of the end of 99, which is in your but he did you get a quote in there, but when you get a dial to someone, by the time the pollutant came to power, the machine co has already essentially established for full fledged authoritarian system invalid and began doing many of the same things. whatever you've done,
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you know, the president opponent, shutting down independent media outlets. rigging, elections, monitoring political opponents of the time, burst himself call this. the lucas shy is ation of russian listening. you with some log in, she's giving is but legitimate, good evening plus it'd be a phone with numerators. who's calling on the you with the port garage? compare? where is call when you need me and you don't have a few more with it in less than 10 minutes, even though these are for sure. if i have to move, we will put together a number of things which one else that you will to make up, you will a gets repeated mistake economical, kind of what it says machine. yeah. and look, meeting 150 just to present the way. so it shouldn't because the other students are taught to see the process. so you will start and can you cut to see what the reason for that move to when you study in your j used to using your book and book?
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i think the way he came to power and the way he established israel is also a textbook example of how to transform a democracy to a perfect and solid authoritarian system. didn't happen with a code. a tod didn't happen with a, you know, military event, didn't have much tanks on the streets. it happened gradually. it happened over time, as it happened incrementally, as mostly any one said. they should pluck the chicken feather by feather to less than the squawking. that's exactly how food went about. an autocrat is someone i was by non democratic means anyone who is a sort of china and style of rule the there many countries in the world now that have been going through this process of
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gradual descent from democracy to our toddress. and then you look at the authoritarian regimes, egypt, saudi arabia, russia, some of the other former soviet states. and of course china, most of all and these regimes are even more authoritarian now than they were 5 or 10 years ago. on the 4th day office in all directions present in may of 2000 vladimir putin sent armed or purchased from the tax police and the prosecutor general service to raid the offices of russia's largest private, independent media hold off a new nation. i just read reinforcement city in cameron already surrounding the television pallet. 2003. we had a problem and for the election. yeah, so difficult to win an election when your opponents are not on about the 3 of them. when you have some of them,
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some of the us to move them. what would you like when they go? what do you see on the other one is the most brilliant that got to get that set up on the internet. but to me, i was just at that might have a question and then we have the place to go for the show right in front of the sort of technical exercise as to all the pages, everyone is to put it on game. i'll send you another from a boiler, a boiler got thrown in the in a boiler, but i have to be in the h away. i love also where you stand. i see if they do. they have done everything they could sort of try to guard against them. beef office security services to make mass arrests to threaten in many cases to matter. but i think on the putting is a very and secure political leader. and he clearly fears that if he has a serious opposition, canada who is able to speak and travel around the country and mobilize that things
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may get out of control in russia, which is the land of monopoly power and monopoly greets. and the state that is capable of being murderous when it needs to be the night of february 27th, 2015. parson himself from us most prominent opponent and flattering was no a bite sized bullets in advance. literally in the shadow of a crowd of most of the, the person himself was largest source calling since of my close friends with someone to whom i owe everything. i never accomplished my political life. it's it says a lot about today's russia is that this is the price of freedom is that you have to
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pay the ultimate price the how much can i get it in $2.00 occasions both times and most get those times through sophisticated poisonings, presumably carried out by chemical agents tool used by the security services going back to soviet times. but this method has especially proliferated on dividing my food in both times i was in a coma on artificial life, support pan doctors, which was my wife and i had about a 5 percent chance to live for many people in my generation. in russia, it was sort of inevitable to become really politicized. this did perhaps, month, the beginning of the end. the 1st quarter political memory was the
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democratic revolution in august of 1991, the 3 days that ended the soviet regime. as we woke up that morning in august of 1991, tens of thousands gathered in this and russian citizens must provides who refused to accept that good a time. but not with anything except the dignity and that determination to defend the freedom. and they went into the streets and literally students confronted with the tags and then attack stopped soviet in terms of warranty, please. this was my 1st conscious political memory. i was trying is all the time. he has to take roaring approval of refreshing cuz it gets filled with a lot of crime issues around people. it has been like this throughout history. nothing changes in this regard. it was the to the section, you know, for invasion,
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no sort of pressure from outside is as dangerous to them as when they see crowd of people on the streets. like middleton's watch. that'd be many democrats piece of revolutions. but, and none of them so far has been as dangerous for letting me put another one in ukraine. russia now is the most impressive, and they mean of democracy and of the strategy of grimley is to build your russian words at that spot on the ball. tamani stopped on the ball corruption. it's about the culture. they want everyone to feel the wants to control some
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parts of this world for their purpose. space think like and wire. and you pre is or i did democracy biggest russian speaking to me or so unfortunately to that, of course the ukraine was a moment when ukrainians choose not to fear the
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problem. the advice i'm a person to put in more of the of the you go to local just to know you want preview will spit on the news a lot. so he will give us put any more. i got a little when you mess up with you. uh on. uh, when you story, real easy, pretty easy to learn. easy pretty to excuse it. we were supposed to go to the gym pro fluent the way you cranes these so important for criminal and means that it's very
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important for the world for all this model for them. of course, the geographically you print these was actually the, the of these concepts between the worlds, between the liberal world liberal democratic and sorted by the, every year we become strong. but a family do need some best resources we to fate because it's impossible to deal with the russian. so resolved to create the coming into then reinforce but 3 units of ukrainian ukraine already will in the war. and pizza,
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not only conflict between ukraine and rush grant at people is not the and the russian. maybe i believe that it's a war against democracy. it's not the crisis feeds him to mate she to be. if we lose it hot, it will be a loss for holding the when there a war politically with your values, principles, and institutions. you either have to decide that you're going to defend and fight back, or we are going to be a very, very grave risk. as i said here, russia is massive troops on the ukrainian border. as i sits here,
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russia is mobilizing new military power in the arctic ocean and so on. china is mobilizing its military in the south china sea and bearing down on taiwan. i don't think we should seek to cold war, but it is a period, a new period of normative battle for democratic values and the, and i think democracies of the world have to recognize this and rise to the challenge. figuring out how to deal with the rise of china is the great challenge of the 21st century. just gotten more authoritarian over the past decade,
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state champion and alternative to western democratic capitalism. that gives dictatorships like china's an incredible vulnerability should a day call when back regime is no longer able to provide economic growth, it will no longer have any reason to stay in power. and the only choice it will have, therefore, if it wants to stay in power, is to use increasing repression and increasing violence against its own citizens. the sewing 2014 i was us to the leader. we had the massive, simple diesel beat in,
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quote, the umbrella of this month, the by the people were promised democracy and autonomy by the chinese government. we didn't believe them after the 10 them a month ago and under the one positive, hey issue. so we have hundreds of thousands of people blocking the major on a phone call showing a very strong signal that we are demanding for democracy. and the government should listen to our voice. they saw us as troublemakers, or even the trade as of the country because of the month of democratic system in hong call. so we actually suffered a lot of them as far as the t's and i'll text the
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both sides drawing for the election. i managed to to, we need election at the age of 73 and becoming the youngest, as elected. let's just say to the hall county history. it shows how people wanted to change the but at the end of the day, the government, they always can find ways to suppress you. they managed to kick me out of the counsel 9 months after i represent the people and it's a month um i went to jo quotes on the umbrella of this month. i felt definitely bad about it, but i actually had a mental preparation for that. and i feel like it's actually one of the pit stop in
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our system, john the, the, the, the end of the day on the movement, the not seats. but it was a very memorable page of phone calls issue because a brief less the very 1st most if these obedience movement over all the time the decides that to fly out of the city in order to please us a voice. and so enough that i left the city, i found myself on the one to based off the national security at all. if i were to be back to hong kong, i will immediately be arrested and be sent me to, to the national security courts, the trash as they put on me. the mess of them penalty of it is locked in prison and we are literally facing the most powerful authorize heritage i mean to wells. so
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we're actually facing david for us as good life back. so the everyone wants to change the country on sort of the personal safety, the nothing in history or whatever. we know the risks and we accept them because we think our country deserves so much better than you know, being ruled in the 21st century. my age left to project dictatorship the
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the just talking about the
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the. ready the yes is that the fluid from all the done by using it number still in any yeah, use natural but was to actually but the, i do see that the structure model. so i didn't teach at the age of when we had them and we, but each of you,
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if you give for me it was like you have taken the model of the general variables of the lucas and that should deal a button and simple tries to go through and you and the partial knowledgeable, and julie lee is the annual is roughly 11 you the directv. now they get ready to submit the my little little you little guy do your thing. that was my, you'll play well and you mine. yeah, that's really a yes ma'am. the we already showing that the premiums are ready to die for the members.
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are you flight or should that's it. that's it. if you want to try to find you lose any weight. because the idea that these guys, fortunately shantika view go out themselves it's not a very good idea. it's afraid. busy the most powerful lesson i learned in my life is that a lot of stronger dictatorship, how strongly preferred in forces, how of a strong and half of the refreshing when enough people are waiting to stand up for us, right. they succeed. and i think even in the darkest times, in the darkest days when it seems to be most difficult and most appeal to climb,
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i think it's very important to remember that you know, so get the sense of the saying the night is darkest before the dawn. and i think that is a very important message. good . as the war on gaza escalate. i'll just say it was correspondence request. injuries . most of them are 2320 trucks are just so little compared to this amount of damage . there are no fuel supplies, which makes it hard for hospital to sustain itself. more than a 1000 people have been detained, crusty, occupied west by friday, forces came into no rush. i'm really searching based on what killed the people they are completely given off on any international efforts to solve these people have
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doesn't want to live, stay with us. but then they just depend on out to say, right, we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter why you call out you 0 will bring you the news and current affairs. the houses dear the israel's latest target causes largest refugee camp ceiling and more than $100.00 innocent civilians. many of them children the cherry johnston. this is i'll just share it with lots and we'll set coming hundreds of injured. i've been taken to the engine nation hospital,
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which is overwhelmed on the edge of collapse. egypt says it will open the raft across the, in southern gaza to allow a small number of injured to students to be the territory to receive urgent medical treat. unless is ongoing announced is exclusive visa number.

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