so called far right, that are the instigators. why would the news media even try to bring moscow into this? you think again, is a classic case of projection is next. this is what the west does all over the world . they do go around stirring up tensions back. their policy is a divide and rule policy. everywhere they go. they tried to create control for themselves, and their interests by dividing populations against one another. so they're projecting the crimes on to others. there's no reason to suspect the rush of any involvement, in fact, even those who say it's the fall rights who have stood up this, these problems. for example, there's been a lot of them. uh, people talking about this guy told me robinson, this is mine, but he's actually lennon. and he, he lives abroad. i'm. he's not in to be a state essex of britson. what's your secret services? and he and people like him are used by the british secret services to royal people, up to plumb stories about fools outrages and the to,

to create the situation of inflamed tensions which they can then use as an excuse for all kinds of policing powers that they want to get to themselves and just to keep that own population divided against itself. it showed that the, the protests were triggered by the dudley stabbing of 3 young girls. it's really a horrific story and it took place in southport, near where you are. now, the suspect was wrongly accused of being in a legal migrant but who was actually born in the u. k. t. if you'll be in parents now this information was initially held from the public. why do you think that was and do you think an earlier statement from authorities might have changed? what we're seeing now? i'm, i can tell you why they withheld the information or why that has become the story. to be honest with you. this room was circulating about the fact that he was my legal mind, but as i say, these rooms are constantly deliberately placed in order to inflame tensions. you know, illegal migrants are the preferred scapes guides of the british ruling class. they

want to tell the people who was suffering tremendous problems and crises in their lives be facing inflation prices, housing crisis, and employment prices. that the reasons for the problems, the reason for the crumbling infrastructure and services and, and relatively diminishing quality of life. all these pull victims who themselves are all victims of the same system which is keeping which is where it is pull their fleeing from the action of which is capital abroad because of was because of expectation of the countries they come here and then they're treated in the most in humane and who respect was, i'm the, i'm the local cool people listed up against them. it's a, it's a terrible situation. and when we allow it to continue, we are, in fact facilitating the continued impaired, his plunder of the blood. all right, we're going to leave it there for now. jody bar, our vice chairperson as a marxist, one of the communist party of great britain. thank you. all right,

and do say with our 2 international have next on let's talk about run on a palm tear talks with a fellow prominent indian actor of deals who's saying what the impact of arts and bringing people together. the take a fresh look around is a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions fixtures designed to simplify. it will confuse who really wants a better world. and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as 1st? can you see through their illusion going underground again?

i am so lucky that i was born in that specific geographical space, just very soft and gentle. and then you come to daily annual legal, my god, i seen the cinema is of a mile from media. one must be responsible. most of the american act of learned from tennis of us who are the russian. yeah. and america has a problem with russia. ok to bring people together. if the intent is on the prophet said the word appealing to the newer movements, the creature crowds below the name only your anger, your sexuality, or jealousy. i was strong, i think twice in my life the to hello and welcome my model. if i'm kid and welcome to my show, let's talk about it for the next tough and not. we will discuss everything in the product with a very special guest. is

a dear colleague an afternoon for both here and abroad. he has started in english and the somebody's been go lead time in my team, a lot of them not of asian and french because the fact the incurious i loved any other language left him a lot of lots, lots of options. i haven't done the russian, but i shouldn't have done. okay. if this is your edition for that? yes, absolutely. oh wonderful. how wonderful. you came from a sam and bit it's had nothing to do with that thing. not at all. no. so for the support do, if you become active and not really, you know, i think it's, it's the case of that generation. i'm sure that lot of people, if it's the same, it was a school teacher. wow. a small town newspaper used to live 3 days off the published so he had no clue i but he wasn't vs v dot. he was a great fan of the goal and other english to today was to see was a very, very,

very when a man, but he was kicked off basically financial security. how many but other than the system i have for the brothers or the youngest, you are the youngest and the but what would they need to do or what they did? they are in a told them our lawyer as one was a school teacher, his diet. all of them died now living in that they get a job. they deliver this younger son. wonder to be an act. exactly. and they didn't understand that at all. like what, what are you talking about and bump it also for us as far away? yeah. so you always wonder to be a, for the matter? yes. any shipping? okay. any shift. then i fell in love with theater. but okay, what did you learn most in the drama school? you went to london also then? yes. after and this the i got a scholarship. yes me is. so i think the most important aspect of the training process i felt is that's the understanding of human history.

history of often, i mean she feels like what am i doing? it all i have learned, i have come here to learn acting and i'm, they give me dialogues and i don't speak the bible. but the started teaching me history of artist. you appear to architecture as g of engine looked at uh, western mentioned indian engine, western modern indian, modern and then slowly i felt that it is such a comprehensive understanding off the boss. do understand where we are and why we're here, like this thing here. and to understand physicality, emotional evolution of human human being and the exposure to a different approach to act. for example, status, those key or grabowski or marrow old or my country called all these people have found the man who you named on the russian feel people ex, correct? yeah. yeah. but if i said the, the use of more of them. but here's the father more than active in the census,

and tickle for that matter of a what amazing, amazing. i'm a great fan of to. yeah, we have all learned. most of the american actors, right. i've learned from stanislavsky. yeah. who are that issue? yeah. and america has a problem with us. yeah, that's, that's good. but all the top actors on them create create admirers of methods. simply jefcoat all performances of by the greatest actors have done. yes. a check of, even in the, even with a student of the literature, my 1st book was given to you. i don't know if you remember those in the soviet, you know, are, there are the sort of drugs later and it is the english into english. and in the, in india of the, in the sam we didn't get as soon as drugs, the good thing this done solution out any what i read, they tell me my book was maxime go to his mother, mother. right. and you know, so mine was not from literature. it was about science. oh, well the,

i'm just to understand 50 over 50 different div for, for him 11 year old, 2 of my brothers were coming this ones. so he got to me one. okay. and it was so wonderfully explain the idea of reality. you know what disabilities. so the example i still remember the train is running and you're inside the tree, you and i are sitting face to face. and if i toy a ball up that it comes to me, what had but the person who was standing outside the tree, he would see the ball going from yet because the train is running so that it is a prospect is relative perspective of where the bodies of i'll meet is going up and down me for the person who is outside the jail moving if it is a transparent in the meta. and so the ball is going up, it is going with the train. it is funny. and i still remember that i lived at the age of 11 as a miracle, stall, story, and god does the whiskey? yes. just a snicker late last for whiskey. yes i. one of my favorite books was how the steed

was tempered by come from crush me. do you come from assigned as active or i have control mazda does. do we have to somehow annoyingly bring that to our ok? a part of that, where we come from? yes, there are a specific some, there would be certain university in a what we bring. definitely like, as i keep saying, to my, uh, my friends that i'm so lucky that i was born in that specific geographical space because it as border of been going to say, i grew up with the gold and as soon as looked at me and the vibrancy of cultural activities that i grew up in, it is like ingrained into my body sense of freedom and music and, you know, at the same time, the gentleness of the, of the climate, to the gentleness of the top of graphical condition. like this mean, for example, beautiful me, i come from such

a beautiful place that people didn't want to come out of that place. that's where you'll find very few estimates people outside of a sam to 25 years ago. that's right. do you want me to find it as um, it is such a beautiful. so we, i, i was there last evening and i was sitting in my living room facing the 2 acre farm, which where i grew up. see me going to be gets fish from the and you don't have to grow anything. it grows the, the leasing vegetables and it goes on you, it is all just very soft and gentle. and then you come to the daily annual legal, my god. is it go to the shop for a lot of times people want to sort of say that you send them. i shouldn't be about also about changing the system model change in the society from the how much do you agree with that? i assume the cinema is a very boss media. i remember watching a documentary on netflix loan back to the 5 came back to me. those 5 directors were

chosen by the american government to go to the waterfront when america hasn't gotten yet involved in the 2nd bill. and there was sent to the waterfront in europe so that they come back can make movies to inspire the young ones to join the military. and so it is a possible medium and then have so many other examples. i'm just getting one. yeah . so when it is a possible medium, i think one must be responsible. how do you use the spot for media? because i remember coming out of the cinema hall when i was like 13 here or watching you out. ok, but i and i was like, don't mess with me. you know, for that back to do that you know, wasn't and how to move this up. well, you see what i mean. so it, it, it is extremely penetrating. it can penetrate to v o, it can go pretty deep within that you can condition your idea of life,

your worldview, what, how we look at how we look at the relationship and the idea of love, but especially for young ones. what are you giving them? so i'm not saying it shouldn't be the message, but i'm saying be aware of what to turn off if the intent is on the profit. and then the possibility of as she or the window sees it very nicely. but the word appealing to the newer movements, the creature crowds below the neighbors. when happen to that, you get this like fast food coming out because it appears to that the, for the product that leads to only your anger, your sexuality, or jealousy, or which, which is very easily started, move to class, but to a painting to your heart and of that check up from there, it's very difficult to make you feel uplift me to make coffee and feeling a quiet joy within they are like wow, what a beautiful from that yeah. to make you feel like that. i think we could do more

things like that. i'm not saying there is no place for entertaining independence. it must be entertainment entertaining as well. like life football model for you. it is entertaining, or a $1000000000.00 the most. it was made $410000000.00 most of us, but it's fine. i've just done one for name sake, internationally double didn't do that to double and they funded names that i was, that was my power for nobody knew me soon as was the 1st time i knew only i knew was north, but the feeling that sense around 4 or 5 weeks in go happy with knowing you had feelings ever read for more than a week and this month because i was it because i was in other things i'll say never did that well. so what i'm saying is that you can make films which are lifting, which are penetrating, which are, which gives you a sort of a place to inspire you to look for meaning and life. not only, of course,

we have created the society, wealth is being regarded as the highest standard. how to judge can choose, do you uh, get upset about sometimes some people know sort of brands and them uh, based on the on bus, the philosophy of life, on which side do they belong to in terms of what did the person talk process? i felt miserable when i did crush me in the files. it was the truth of what you bought into what happened in crush me. it was so sweet us and then on into nation platforms, judy, each of them and we'll offer them festival, said the to propaganda the audit. something like that or the one for that matter of . and i did a accidental prime minister. right. i'm sure it, it must be bothering you also sometime and you do that then people into basic what, what, what is your reaction that, that i some of, i haven't watched either of the feelings i heard about it and i have to,

i have made myself uh, i'd like to take some time to watch it because i would like to, i don't want to be influenced by the critics and reviews and what happened after that. after that, when i forget about that was what you do. we usually make a decision like that the by the name is i do not because of anything. so when you, if you will see a schindler's list, i'm just asking yes. so you with the tank before you go to the, to the left side of the, you know, see, that's one of the, one of the most important things. why in shouldn't those list a speed but being a jewish man, she made a nod. zip party member. they should all the same as the lead actor, the not the party, but piece the nazi party member. the law in the last seen a few. yeah. he said, oh my god, i wish i am sort of my sort of my wristwatch and i could have saved for

a moment. he could have made him a villain. did not. he made this man the champ, mr. neal, i'm listen schindler, you know, but here's from the opposite campus. so humanity is dead in also amongst. busy by a so the, so my point being that is that feeling when it can create the bridge between the fighting tribes for what the idea logic, the reason for territorial reason, it doesn't matter. you know, when, if, when can so auction bring people together. this might be odd, could bring people together to understand the humanity, amongst the other person as well. and more people on the other side is killing the other people. so that's my view about bach. shingles list. i have not seen them because me fines. but what i card that there is not

a single muslim connect to who is good in. that's that i heard i haven't seen. so i cannot point. so, but she knew this is i why are mentioning and you mentioned in but he's a nazi party member. he's been, you know, created by mr. spring bug who is a jewish man. he had all the money. all the pod ends is or says he should. busy stick with a phone and other story to tell the problem of the jews or the suffering of the jewish people. but he did not choose that teachers shouldn't let mister shouldn't go to show his side of the matter. lot of things have changed. no one's then. and then this modernization has happened to take me right technocratic candidates have changed. i remember i am from, i got did my 1st payment at the for g. and i have gone through this changing that are you editing the feeling on send back the tedra and then the re, it just came in then the n p came in to see the gaming of easy the game. and now

the main thing that is happening is a i, yes, what are your thoughts on the flight the new that somebody will just a would think it's ok, a lot of actor that's sort of going to quote to sort of uh, yeah i, i'm a member of i'm sure you are a member of sag as well. yes. sec. after i'm a member. yeah, there was a huge tried sort of 6 months. yeah. i think they go to d. yes. finally, from the studios that i certain rights cannot be violated off the actors. and so i don't really know, i don't think i have, i have read, i locked them on both sides. i don't think i'm in a position to sort of form or concrete view, but i think we must be very, very careful when i hear this is really amazing. right. who wrote, i keep forgetting his name. sapiens and his view about a i what he says and it makes sense to me completely says that it is something that

humanity has never, never faced the, the phenomena of the i mean it's so different than so strong me that we have never faced that me how to deal with it if it goes out of hand and the person who was responsible to create the 1st guy. he left the company, google and he said it's dangerous. he's or cents left. yeah. so i don't know, i'm, you know, i'm, i'm in lima and they've done some understanding technology. so the talk on is, are you that if somebody is using your voice a flux, an ad? yeah. and you are not paid for it. i think i would feel absolutely terrible. i would give me my money. just pick up the clips. yeah. yeah. yeah. use it. no problem. i don't have to go to the studio. yeah. but using my voice. yeah. you have to bring me the right. right. because it is my or getting course. yeah. would you

choose and without my permission and if you want my permission that i have to pay for it? absolutely. you're on social media and so my yes and this, the unknown person. you have one has to deal with tools as the outpatient required . according to me to is that all is that in life now we have an option of or i remember when i was a small guy was jeff in some last year we all used to have black and white tv. yes . and then mr. model with the color tv here, so we adored him. so it must be but digging bribes. right? so that's why he was so, but now there's an official word for that. how much, how do you deal with it? and how much does it bother you? i was told, i think twice in my life, one was coined so then to me it's the same time when cost me 5. 0 really? okay. i have no idea. it does come up. i meant to immediately after that in bombay, apple. i bumped into yes. and i totally haven't, what's the move in to watch it?

and so i was having a chat about what art means to me, or the definition of art for me, with a student of mine. mm hm. i formulate it and i thought, hey, this is i can put it in the 140, which is nice. switch everywhere taught. i said for me, ok, big school. ok. and it is, it's, it could be gentle, dental, like my son doesn't listen to me when i'm harsh with him. you, if you and i didn't know if is it can. and if the idea is to come together, if it is getting a job, i don't have any person in the field i have there. and my son is in the other side and he doesn't listen to me when i sit on my high horse and do this number. but why? you explained to me, you know, like my 5 brothers i proclaimed from camps and my father could not gain the me. so

why would a stranger listen to me notice i have been to this was sent for me and we have to find a way to have a dialogue. and so, and from that perspective, i said it concerns to myself. i was i or i was like, oh no. so i apologize that for the simple reason that, oh, i didn't know that context way totally me because i haven't seen the film and this the 1st all of the, i didn't know anything about because there's the 1st time i have a conversation, i would completely audit us and they also mentioned one of our singles list. i'm like, wow, this must, this must have appear to that. i have a difference of context. no. so i wonder, is this going through this? so this is exactly, i did not respond too much. i don't because there is no point out there is no point either. there's no point now, but i felt i should definitely find a way to tell the people those infect court assets. sorry, i didn't mean anything to do with the film because i haven't watched it for me and i'm more business to talk about the items i was in the village. and cadillac me,

when the fame came on me, after 3 or 4 days night, or one day later, probably, or maybe a one day before i read it over. so let me, let me send you uh, i would be happy to the, uh, not for the new particular the that in front of the uh, i do the rules that you would want to do is that, of course, you know. absolutely. yeah, absolutely. what fascinates you about and as an actor, yeah, the see as an actor is, will probably happen later 1st as a human being, i'd 700 version of the 1st one was it's not a g and then other version. so there's rough excess new version, and but what got me complete this billable meals? done me was 3 or a windows version of the data. ok. the messages of data. if you could please be my

mother. i love the document to everybody here please. every human beings would read that book. ok. and they present it to me. i would send it to send me your address. i would send it to. yeah, absolutely. and i was so touch screen. i was sitting in my living room and my wife would come and i was be started looking in into the wall and she would ask me what happened as i'm like, i don't know. it's sort of a spoke. it's passed, mind direct to me, intelligent mine and text me did that happen. and then i kept reading. it took me 4 months to finish that because it was very strong. and then my teeth, my friend, my mentor did have shrunk. i said, i'd like to do it. he said, good. i have just okay that he told me this quote kind of new stuff. and we just started rehearsing that i played with my mentor place. and then he said, no, we just switched. or how do i know i call him because he is capable

i cough i'm going of do not. and if i have to hold on, i'm asking questions telling me why. totally. why, why the device emotional as they do? is it traveling over time? you know, so if i can be of billions of cush now i think my life is perfect. the unconditional love and gratitude and universal love for every human beings of every thing that propagates in the book. but can the data to even be split full about it? i can pretend to be humble community unless it is to be or, or it is death more to what degree it is that it shows. and you know, you cannot, no matter how good you want an act, that's what i say. so, to have the ability of that magnitude,

of course not. if i can have this much i'm done for this life. that's what i thought. so this, i don't know how to do it well, we can go on and on. i didn't, that's talking to each other about send them up. but before the end this, i have to ask you, which is one of your most favorite fins. rich in back to you as an actor, not every person to the 1st holding system i've ever seen. and that was, that was the all. oh for that i have never seen a 100 from the i pod, those actors to mcqueen in the sitting hoffman. they're like picked up from the streets while they had been given rules. and i was like before that i sold separately and sent us out. but then so yeah, oh, i get there the way out to the, to the, with the banking the school and i saw what these people. so that changed the idea of acting on toward is going towards ken extract rather than personality act. right,

right. and that was a good scene when the jump. wow. one stays back. yeah. i think dustin so i'm so steve mackenzie, i'm suggesting help and government tends to be free. all like, wow, thank you. i the pleasure. a fabulous, almost. it was so wonderful to, to talk to you so wonderful. thank you so much. thank you for watching. join me next week for another in the mid conversation with another s team. guess. let's talk about the the what happened on october. the 2nd was a deal breaker for it was the slaves revolting against the master. when slaves revolt against the legitimate masters, that is not going to be peaceful and it is going to be violent terrorist here,

and that will take there, right. and is there is there, there in just surrounding the entire area of the party became ready for us. you know, they knew we're going to scatter like ship a terrible tragedy and total revenge because okay, so i am, i know who they me come off the size of an offload, especially the place will be the good this of being prevented. jocelyn, but it seems to be that we don't want these letters to be what he wants to do, peoples of the land to leave in peace and prosperity. is it possible to have peace in this region ever again?

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