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ah, the headlines this saturday morning, moscow calls for a constructive approach from the ye ye to end the di, humanitarian situations, the polish batteries border. thousands of migrants is stranded there, and humanitarian groups do say that conditions are desperate. the weather gets more difficult as people stranded in the space for an even longer period of time. they're called with those conditions and they have enough food and water and access to assistance in law. it's only going to get more difficult in the u. s. appeals called once again rejects the biden administration's national vaccine mandate for companies to get their staff chapters, service personnel, and government workers join the backlash. and we look at high west military, so struggling to fight culture. most of the moment among their ranks is the us
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marine corps, now hires a diversity equity and inclusion advisor. ah, good morning. it's 10 o'clock harry, moscow, you doughty international. now the mike and crisis on the pillow roofs, poland porter continues to unfold with thousands of asylum seekers in the area, still hoping to gain access to the european union. well, these are some of the latest pictures from them. i can cramp camp that were released by bell russian authorities. meanwhile, the british army has sent 10 engineering specialists to the polish side of the border to assess the barbed wire barrier that's being put up. and in an effort to prevent any further influx to turkey and iraq, have band direct flights to belarus, the syrian yeah. many and iraqi citizens. well, for those stuck at uphold ursa condition, sarah, becoming unbearable. we spoke to
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a girl that was taken to hospital as no idaho. i came to baler is with my family. there are 7 of us, 5 of whom are children. oh, my family members are at the state border, which is want to get out of beller and get into the european union. the conditions in which we are leaving are no longer bearable. we want to get back to my family and then crossed the border together. when he water, food, and clothing at the border, we have nothing. we were in the camp just because we hoped it would be good here. but now i see that we are dying. after all these acts of violence and force will only my colleague kevin own discuss the humanitarian situation. i. robot onus hays from doctors without borders as the weather gets more difficult as people stranded in this space for an even longer period of time. the ability to cope with those conditions and enable and have enough food and water. busy and access to
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a system more, it's only going to get more difficult. so where extremely concerned is going to get a lot worse before it gets any better. are you concerned about puddle and preventing humanitarian a grooves from entering the area from the other side of being calls, people for press to get in. most importantly, for comfort goods to come in basic food, basic water, just a few blankets, etc. access for humanitarian organizations to people in need. it's, it's, i guess the bread and butter of what we do as an organization and we advocate that wherever we find people in distress. and this is not a different we called increase humanitarian access access for the people who are stuck in the board. the regional both sides of the board to have access to assistance, which is not the case today. a lot of focuses paid on the hundreds of people that gather this particular area of the border. it's the situation is really hot, but we hear there are many, many more heading that way from elsewhere and betters. how many of these people
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have managed to catch up with provide a to it's actually very difficult, i would say to, to provide assistance in these circumstances because people are moving a lot. so as, as he said, that it's not that there is an organized space in an organized place in which i can be provided. there is a lot of uncertainty and as you may have seen, also people are being subject to quite some, some violence in this situation. so i think 1st and foremost, people are just looking for safety and any sort of situation in which people are being put in an increasingly tense and hostile environment, counterproductive to their safety and to some sort of resolution to discuss. when i speak with our correspondent eagles don off this morning who described the scene at
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the camp? well, we are in the very heart of the migrant camp on the border between belarus and poland, who can hopefully see one or some of the fires going behind me over there. and trust me, just a few of well, dozens here, the migrant campus stretching as far as at least my i can see. and so far we have, for as long as we've been here every once in awhile, i can see people going out of these makeshift tense and they're trying to keep the fires going. because the conditions here a very, very tough, it's very cold. temperatures often dropped below 0, especially at night, and it is one of the very few ways that people can keep here themselves warm. also during the time that would be in here, there's been a lot of children, cries of babies and toddlers. and this is one of the biggest still surprises, at least on my part as to how many children there is here. trust me, there's many, many more of them here than you might imagine. among the well thousands of migrants
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who have come here seeking a better life. in europe because there are the situation here as of the stalemate. they want to get inside europe. they want to get countries like germany and france . but so far the polish of border control have been well very clear about not letting them in a more legend than through a massive barbed wire. fence is really speaking for itself and as well by the roast, poland, and frankly, the rest of the world is seeking solutions to, to this crisis. russia has provided its own opinion as to how the people here and well, or the whole situation should be treated, and according to the foreign ministers, aguilar rove, it should not be treated any different compared to how it was when migrants were trying to get into europe. through other countries, like italy or spain have a listen, we always knew that there should not be any double standards if you compare it the way migrants are treated on the border with belarus and in other you countries. european colleagues have urged us to help convince minsk to solve the issue,
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but it doesn't solely panel minsk. it also requires a constructive approach from the european union. now, during the course of this crisis, russia has been facing accusations that it took part in orchestrating at least some of it. and something that russia has been vehemently denying saying that, well, this whole well situation is taking place in a completely separate country. belushi bend the fact that it is an ally of russia doesn't mean that well, most was papa tearing this whole. are this whole thing here. also by that will accusations kept pouring in now with didn't probably held the russia was conducted joined military drills, literally 40 minutes away here. it's a 40 minute drive to the place where they conducted the drills. answer, which by the way, ended in tragedy. 2 of russia's parents from prince fell to their death. ah, because, well, they collided in the air. but right now bella rose and poland. i'm trying to juke it out. and i'm trying to figure out what they're going to do next. and this is how
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the officials of both countries viewed the situation. the circuit crashes are situation at the borders tense and we're still dealing with hybrid attacks. they take place all the time. migrants being used by the regime of alexander lucas shanker to attack poland, and therefore the european union. porcelain global. we haven't violated a single international rule or law. we could visit for the applicants according to the rules. all akees ations that bella bruce is deliberately organizing the influx of migrants to poland and the baltic. states are baseless, as it is very early moon, and people are beginning to wake up and are well, the conditions here again, i should say a very severe it is already called now, but it is bound to only get colder and worse because winter is only on its way it's only begun, it's well march towards these lands and so his go his about it's bound to start snowing, it's bound to get very wet, very muddy. and it is really unclear how people here will handle. and keep in mind
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that there are more refugees in move migrants in the capital says, your fellows, men's who are looking as compatriots. and they're seeing all the trouble they're going through here and they just don't want to come. they want to see the situation on hold. so this crisis has the potential of getting much worse because he's done reporting will international affairs commentator marker gas. it does say that the standoff at the border could lead to nato putting more of its troops in the region . this is to legitimize the presence of nato troops on the, on the bell. it was bought from structures. now, no build of a structure later when they're there and the patent with nature, it tends not to his joy, it tends to stay where it goes. and so this is really the g to my thing they to right there on the beller is for the weird whatever it fancies in the future. the migraines always press, been a bit of a fig leaf. this is about bella luce, as a,
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as a states or political activities a big and need to look like they want to replace the, the manager of the, with one that would be the opposite, right next to russian border. so this is all about increasing enclosure on russia. this is really tackled russia by stages. unfortunately, as it generally is in the region with the us marine corps on the lookout for a diversity equity and inclusion advisor that seemed to be a crisis of identity among western military forces. and his article miss simon right now explains fighting the culture war is not that straightforward. what does ask honest on, and the culture was having common while history is going to show the military, the end to either of them are doomed to defeat. surely armies have been passed in the recall of the 5th century. now they'll kill anyone
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without prejudice. any of them can go on anytime and they always turn off in the same outfit, but he's coach. it was a whole different battle ground. and the tactics revolving historic stepped forward with the appointment of admiral levine as the 1st openly transgender for star officer across the uniform services. that's the 1st openly transgender force dawn admiral there. that would open the makes me wonder how many of the others have had concealed weapons. yeah. what, what did i say? so then there's this tomorrow, the navy is set to kristen its latest ship honoring the late civil rights leader harvey milk. mit that is a nice talk. the u. s. navy naming one of his oil is off the gay rights activists harvey milk milk. by the way was forced to resign from the navy back in the fifty's for being gay. so it be interesting to hear his thoughts on being used to school woke point today. cross the atlantic though,
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the british army is finding this liberal minefield. honda to navigate an actual minefield. time chief of defense, the on forces has come under fire for saying a lot of culture is encouraged in the army, yet the outgoing head of britain's own forces. general nick car this week had a bit of trouble explaining how the military is trying to get rid of it. so good luck. dish culture. one of the same time, keep is lavish culture. you can see the dynamic, apparently, previous attempts just to bind the word lad has not worked. amazing. so the general said m p. 's, paul, the reason we encourage a lavish coach is ultimately our sol. just have to go close and personal with the enemy. what you've got to try and do is where both those outputs, and that's what we have to work on. my translation of is they want an atmosphere in the military, which will allow them to win a shooting war and one which will allow them to win the culture war. and they have no idea how to do both together. so the plan is to wipe out every one of the enemy
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on that ridge. but you know, be nice about jennifer. nick carter was actually attacked for his own estate. the modern way. it's totally unacceptable and non forces that we talked like. this was a former royal navy officer there, disagreeing with the merits of black culture. although i'm told that it's much easier to be progressive in the navy. easier when you, when a big ship the course of the times quoted an anonymous defense or supported danielson, it carter, the soul said there is a psychology to warfare that is utterly unique. so does it, unlike any other profession, there isn't the right coach. always lose and civilians die. it's interesting about how to remain anonymous to express that opinion. the opinion that if you're going to train people. ready who are essentially killers than the atmosphere in the military, might have to be a bit rough around the edges. okay, so you order through above, before killing any of the enemy today. can you please ask them to sign the consent
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form 1st interested me? there's another british military court martial going on at the moment in which i quote, a female army instructor told junior recruits your mind now and repeatedly punched them during training, including winning one, the young male soldiers so badly. he cried. nicole, when can our testing of clash with police in the hague? after the prime minister declared a new round of coven lockdown measures in the netherlands. the arrests were made when fireworks we set off in stones throwing the officers who responded to 40 cannon. the government's decision does come as u. k with casey said, jump to an all time high. earlier this week. meanwhile, across the atlantic, this outrage over president biden's k with vaccine mandates. the country has the highest number of cases globally, but an appeals court has stalled. the government bid to force big companies to have
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their staff jobs. and a group of navy seals to are also among those seeking legal action with more his color, morphine. joe biden's vaccine mandates remain highly unpopular and resistance is coming from new areas every day. the latest is a group of navy seals were taking joe biden to court, saying that the mandate violates their rights. the fact that the government has not granted a single religious exemption from the vaccine mandate shows that the biden administration does not care about religious freedom. instead, this appears to be an attempted ideological perch. it's a point and has to stop before any more harm is done to our national security. the liberty council legal aid group that is representing the navy seals says if their religious exemption is denied, they could be court martialed, or involuntarily separated. the clash is already starting in the air force and the space wars that have announced that anyone who doesn't get the vaccine will be
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discharged. 40 service members have already been given the boot and the military is preparing to discharge thousands more. now that the deadline has passed, there is a clear line to begin holding people accountable. now the overwhelming majority of the air force is fully vaccinated, but there are thousands who have not implied and could soon be returning to civilian life. and it's not just the military customs and border protection agents are also at risk of losing their jobs. authorities are now calculating worst case scenario situations in which the country loses half of its border patrol. you're going to take an agency that's already gone through an unbelievable catastrophic crisis on the southwest border and the plates. it's was sources, fava, tens of thousands are all going to receive formal counseling. police and firefighters unions across the country are taking cities to court over the mandate . outrage seems to be rising higher every day. divisions in the united states have
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been running deep for quite some time. but now the political fall out of coven vaccine mandates threatens to rip apart some of the countries most vital institutions. soon, i'm may lose a lot of very important people because they refuse to get the jap taylor pop and r t new york. to become the us parents right, raised after a school governor kept secret files from them because they opposed the wearing of masks and also good teaching of critical right steering. we'll have a look at the details just after the break. i join me every thursday on the alex simon show. when i was speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me . oh, is your media
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again. you without international, my parents in the us state of arizona are up in arms after it was revealed that the head of that children school board was allegedly keeping secret files on them. it included social security numbers, divorce records, and also financial, another background information. the parents had previously raised concerns about mask mandates and the teaching of critical race theory. and hawkins has the story secret dossiers, intelligence gathering data bases the stuff of supply fiction, real life, espionage or perhaps not. plots of hot funds when renegade and nicholas angel confronts the creepy neighborhood. what's alliance bent on controlling the community, calling itself a community that cares? well, but we do care about the greater i can this be for the greater good we
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don't know if the author or authors of this document met at lights or war cloaks, but the revelation has got parents seeking answers from the school board president the documents accidentally leaked by scottsdale unified school district governing board president. yeah. and michael greenberg was a mix of insulting all. and just creepy with hundreds of files on parents labeled a few s the wackos and anti mosque lunatics tracking social media posts and parents . political belief unit is waiting to take over scottsdale school, so they can fully implement black lives matter curriculum sheer in our community. we send out children to school to learn to read, write the bill. and curriculum is what the democrats, one for our children. it is horrifying. failed education system. they demand more money in raises for teachers. but what exactly? they're teaching america, bat, white people, bat. government got blackledge met and made it very clear that they will use school
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chromebooks to infiltrate and indoctrinate your children. as if that wasn't enough, the drive also contained personal details, social security numbers, divorce records, financial and other background information is lawanda. parents are shocked with some calling for the school board presidents resignation. we cannot allow anyone in leadership position to secretly compiled personal documentary information on moms and dads who have dance because publicly on social media, about their grievances with the district. many wondered why and how the board president got this information. the answer lane, the files themselves with his own father, apparently confirming parents, had been actively investigated somewhere around here. we have a private investigator already down on her plan. yeah, i had a law firm good. so that is protected so that we can get both greenberg and his father were linked to the google drive document with greenberg denying any
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involvement in the scandal. i categorically deny having anything to do with any of this. if you're going to claim in a story right now that i had anything to do with this, i would argue that crosses the line. the school districts went into diamonds control mode, assuring parents that a to was safe. but this isn't the only incident of school authorities embroiled and controversy, another arizona school district that actually worked with police officials to clamp down parents who pushed undesirable views on last minute for children or critical race theory. and the school curriculum. here is some slight fee to pass along to the until unit and lift tenant sell us also whom every quarter they think i'm running. this operation can continue to monitor and prepare for this one. if someone doesn't comply and you want them removed from the property, let us know they fail to leave, let us know that you want them trespassed and we can do that. everyone has the right to feel safe from harassment, threats, and intimidation where the pupils or teachers, parents, or board members,
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regardless of any treat, open ethical leanings. but these developments have been interpreted by many as a confrontational step in the wrong direction and under the guise of protecting debate and improving safety, have made many feel quite the opposite. rights activist for chapman believes that, that this da c a is part of a drive to indoctrinate children with a particular world view. these local school boards are going above and beyond doing anything and everything that they can do to dis, credit parents. and to exert authority that does not belong to them. they don't want parents speaking up. they don't want here to do what they're supposed to do, which is pretty tax provide and then their children at all costs. there's a hidden agenda. they want these children to be indoctrinated with the only way that you're able to do that is if you can remove parental authority out of your
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equation. and one way you can do that is to shut down the conversation by using fear manipulation and intimidation. to do so, i do believe the legal authority should get involved because this should not be done is wholly wicked and just unacceptable on various levels of an estimated $45000000.00 people around the world suffer from famine. according to the wench world food program and afghanistan is among the worst hit countries with half of its population around $23000000.00 people are at risk of starving a crisis. the u. n says is intensified by the disastrous pull act if us forces from the country, which has left a humanitarian emergency in its way. oh
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mm hm. ah, come water cushion. i'm a poor father with no work, no money to feed my son. but i am hopeful because the doctor said they will do their best to save him. we're fighting for his life, and the rest is up to god. his name is muhammad. he's only 18 months old, suffering from lack of food. ah, because he should keep in mind that the children in the most dire conditions of being brought to the hospitals, most about those staying at home. i know there are many kids starving at homes in afghanistan during the last 2 months. the number of starving children doubled, and i'm afraid that will have a bigger crisis in the future as the situation is with
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just come 25 past at 10 in the morning here. moscow us. so that's how things are looking so far this morning. good to have the company. don't forget that we've got a website for the storage take. you can find that at article ah, just look at what's beyond the ability to repair. and that's what american policy makers will claim as a justification for more money printing. because if climate change, if it were possible to fix climate change, it would shrink the entire global economy down to the point where the bankers would stop getting bailouts and they can't ever stop the bodies. so that's,
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that's the rhetoric behind it. that's the methodology behind it. that's the psychosis ah we're empowering ourselves to be more efficient quicker with our transactions. but with that comes a trade off. every device is a potential entry point for security attack. any machine pending.
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it's an extension of traditional time. the defenders have always been one step behind the attackers. both learn a little bit more. mm hm. there's one comes option in the offering. it's not a matter of. if it happens, it's a matter of went with ah, i'm african retention. we're going on the ground coming up with a show, what's really going on in sudan. we asked the country's ambassador to the u. s.
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appointed by the overthrown administration. if his country is next in the firing line of president biden's plans for the horn of africa, and we osgood or ours commission, a general why his agency, which provides aid to palestinian refugees, is on the brink of collapse at the time when those refugees are more in danger than ever from lebanon to syria, to the world's largest opening prison, camp garza, all of them all coming up in today's going underground nation media has been predictably scathing about a change of power in resource rich to dawn. as the i m. f friendly prime minister of de la ham doc was removed from power. joining me now from washington, dc is the sudan ambassador to the usa that handle ke appointed neural din. sadie ambassador, thanks so much for coming on. we'll have to be very big picture by the end of this interview. something might have come out a cartoon that we didn't know about. just describe what happened. i know lee finance minister who remained jubilee by him said it wasn't a coup, but as i understand it by the administration's, jeffrey feltman envoy was in costume and then with it out as the prime minister was
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gone. yeah, well, what's happened is that the ultimate himself said that he has been lied to by law hon. and just on our, on the military leader, lieutenant general, a need to really live there. cool. and he was actually before going before leaving, he had the impression that everything was okay and that they had to agree to move forward. and then he was really of course, completely surprised when this happened. he did not expect this to happen because a shooting that it was in my looking. so feltman biden's man, he thought it's ok for a country to 400 percent inflation, 80 percent of $40000000.00 people living on less than a dollar a day. and.

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