give a couple socialists on your side and a socialist on the senate side and when i was a kid i think there were socialists but they were embarrassed of the label and did not want to be called socialist because they were liberals and then they do not to be called liberals but they knew that it would not be popular and now they are in your face and saying i'm socialist we want to bring socialism in and they are proud of it and it alarms me young people -- people are asking what it would mean for country speech one and it's been in a short period of time that they have embraced the socialist brand as a growth agenda. you said something earlier in your political career which i've never forgotten about our prospects for growth and leveraging liberty for growth and use it specifically wants our party needs more people who have tattoos and more people who don't have tattoos so the question is do we need to go find people with tattoos to join the party or do we need to tattoo more people -- >> guest: good question. with tattoos and without tattoos, with ponytails, with out ponytails and i th

we have a couple of socialist on your side and a socialist on the senate side and when i was a kid there were socialist but they were embarrassed of the label. they were liberals and they did not want to be called liberals but they knew it would not be popular, now there in your face saying i'm a socialist and we want to bring socialism in the democrat socialism of america and their proud of it and it alarms me that young people are saying oh my goodness what do socialism mean for our country. >> in a short period of time we seen democrat socialist embrace the socialist brand as a growth agenda. you said something earlier in your political career which i never forgot about our prospect in leveraging growth and you said specifically once our party needs more people who have tattoos and more people who do not have tattoos, do we need to find people with tattoos to join the party or do we need to tackt to more people. >> without ponytails with ponytails without hearings with earrings, i think we need to be a party that young people want to join and i think that is part of the problem, socia

as far as his scandinavia socialist or sweden socialist?e's a quote in there from von mises and von mises said in talking to one of his students he said, if you want a real quick definition of one thing that is required to be a capitalist nation he says having a private stock market. although scandinavia has private property so they are really capitalism with a big dose of welfarism. welfarism basically is paid for through high taxes and you still have private ownership but it's not something that am advocating. for goodness sakes, to buy a car in scandinavia it's 100% tax you want to buy $30,000 car you have to pay another 30,000 or 200 percent. it's ridiculous what you have to pay. >> you don't think bernie sanders could get elected à >> he goes around saying denmark is socialist, the prime minister responded we are not socialists, mainly because they want to do business with the world and who wants to go to business in a socialist country? denmark is saying, no, we are open for business and bernie says, i love the socialism of denmark an

after yet another election spain is finally to have a government that's up to the socialists teamed up with a far left party but in a fragmented political landscape can it solve the country's many challenges this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan just a few months ago spain's acting prime minister pedro sanchez refused to form a government with the put damus party sanchez said he would have trouble sleeping at night if there were a day most ministers in his government but he's now performed a political u. turn and agreed to partner the hard left party to form the country's 1st coalition cabinet in modern times the breakthrough comes out of sanchez emerged as the weakened winner of sunday's general election spain's ruling socialist party once again fell short of the majority while the far right volks party became the 3rd most powerful political force the preliminary coalition deal could put an end to the political deadlock that followed april's inconclusive election but the 2 parties will still need the support of smaller parties in parliament let's hear

then strange general election just little to untangle the political stalemate projections show the socialists set to win despite losing seats the conservatives have made gains and they fall bright spots it looks like it surged into 3rd place we'll take you to madrid for analysis and reaction also on the program the live your face is a rerun of last month's disputed presidential election ever more dollars agrees to call the new voter after independent monitors report monstrous for old widespread protests broke out after the president claimed victory 3 weeks ago. and he's big and 50 years old a big but the rest of the cast of sesame street celebrate half a century of educational t.v. for preschool children. i'm sure gail welcome to the program polls have closed in spain's general election with preliminary projections showing the ruling socialist p.s.l.e. party winning the most votes despite this it looks as though acting prime minister petro suggests a once again being unable to form a governing coalition the conservative people's party is projected to come in 2nd with the right when fox likely

spain's general election does little to break the long running political stalemate the governing socialists win but fall short of a majority the conservatives make gains and the far right talks party surges into 3rd look at the latest from madrid also coming up. he's big and yellow and 50 years old big bird and the rest of the cast of sesame street celebrate hanukkah century of the educational t.v. for kids. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program olivia's embattled president evo morales has announced his resignation weeks after an election by claims of fraud an element prompted same's of celebration with thousands of bolivians taking to the streets andean capital saw 3 weeks of unrest following the election in october which morales claimed he'd won pressure had been mounting on morales to step down with bolivia's military chase the latest in a line of say new figures calling on him to go. took to national television to announce his decision. i resign my presidency why did i decide to resign so that opposition leaders missa to come up show do not continue to persecute my brothers union

spain's general election doesn't little to break the long running political stalemate an opening socialist wind up fall short of the majority and 2nd the conservatives make gains on the far right multiplied surge into 3rd look at the latest from madrid. plus he's big and yellow and 50 years old big bird and the rest of the cars of sesame street celebrate half a century of educational t.v. . i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program bolivia's embattled president evo morales has announced his resignation weeks after an election by claims of fraud the announcement set off celebrations with thousands of libyans taking to the streets 3 weeks of on rest followed last month's vote which morales claimed he won pressure had been mounting on the veteran leader to step down libya's military chief joined others say new figures calling on him to go took to national television to announce his decision 00 i resign my presidency why did i decide to resign so that opposition leaders missa and come up show do not continue to persecute my brothers union leaders i mean that all of. it is full let's bring in

from spain's general election does little to untangle the political stalemate projections show the socialist set to win even though they lost seats the conservatives make gains while the far right focus party surges into 3rd place in madrid for analysis and reaction also on the program live in the face of the rerun of last month's disputed presidential election at home around his agrees to call a new vote independent monitors report monstrous fraud widespread protests broke out president trying victory 3 weeks ago to take you to countries of ministers of capital. and he's big and young i'm 50 years older than the rest of the cast of sesame street are celebrating half a century of educational t.v. for preschool children. i'm phil graham welcome to the program polls have closed in spain's national election with preliminary projections showing the ruling socialist party winning the most votes for the prime minister petro sanchez his party is on track to win the most votes but it looks likely he'll be unable to form a governing coalition a conservative people's party came in 2nd right when fox i

venezuela is hell of course isn't it socialist free for all socialist economic model socialist utopia this is not a failed socialist state. socialist venezuela this is the socialist dilemma wasn't socialism i don't think so because actually during that period you know the vast majority were in the private sector. and they didn't come anywhere near say france which has 55 percent of its g.d.p. is. much more socialist than. even when chavez nationalized companies mainly in the oil sector the private sector grew more rapidly than the public sector. venezuela was therefore never a socialist country. and even its greatest opponents knew it. when its economic growth rate was doubled out of the usa and poverty was down by 50 percent. international media attributed the gross to capitalism. but when the crisis struck socialism was blamed. the 2 made narratives putting the blame on sanctions or on socialism the reality i saw in venezuela was much more complex. maybe. varian revolution inherited all the structural problems that the economy had faced in the 20th century. the dutch disease the des

joyous words but behind warry although the socialist p.s.o. we party won most seats in sunday's election it failed to gain a majority in the spanish parliament now the socialists must look to other parties to form a coalition previous attempts failed miserably after some this results were announced some wanted to partner up with some just right away is the most unable there is that we are prepared to negotiate a coalition government where each political force is represented proportionally to the votes and the support that it is chief to at least get the needle although the incumbent prime minister's party remains the largest in parliament the biggest winner in sunday's election was the far right vox party which more than doubled its seats it's now the certain largest party in spain and right leaning opposition to gether with the conservatives p.p. party able to undergo a fairly good article among the people of spain have wanted more sun chances for this legislature but the people of spain have also wanted more vox and less of the political cen

and shows a socialist fall short of a majority in spain's general election after a surge in support for the far right. and the sanctuary for ships how wrecks from the 1st world war have become part of the scenery in the us river. follow a protester in hong kong is in a critical condition after being shot by police the shooting happened as demonstrators attempted to stop traffic going into the city center earlier police fired tear gas and water cannon in an effort to disperse protesters tension is high after a student protester died on friday let's get an update and speak to sarah clarke she's joining us from hong kong just tell us where you are and what you've been seeing sara. where inside one home which is a possible district on the eastern side of hong kong on and and that's where that protester was shot with live ammunition this morning by police and the pedestrian crossing was on my right hand side to rhapsodize its route money. there's been lots of street clashes here where that protester was shot you did mention he's now in intensive care he underwent surgery the police have also

they'd only correspondent lisa lewis is at the socialist party headquarters in madrid welcome lisa so with most polling stations now close to what the exit polls say. while we have the 1st exit polls indeed in this saying that the socialist party is going down by a few seats to about i'm not 119 seats p.p.p. there are conservative. right party has gone up to 90 from 66 seats and looks the far right party is indeed likely to become the. force in parliament with $50.00 to $59.00 seats that's more than double what the party won in april this year so it seems that polls were de saying it right although we all believe waiting for the definite results today at 1030 local time ok so how are people socialist party h.q. feeling. but you know i was here in april this year and at the time people were cheering when they were hearing the results now it's been very quiet tonight and not that many people as far as i can tell novo people trying to be optimistic try to stay optimistic with the exit polls coming up looks like they're really not that happy about what they're seeing here on the strains a

taking a somehow more conciliatory approach because the socialist party. normally gets quite a number of seats in catalonia catalonia the region which elects 48 members of parliament the highest share for one region in spain so the socialists were trying to get the heisman. that however that stance hasn't gone down that well in the rest of the country and polls are showing that after that there are their seats they were predicted to get runs actually down and now predicted to get probably even less seats than doing the actions in a few of the sea and that was certainly not the idea that prime minister interim prime minister pedro sanchez had in mind when he called snap elections a few weeks back ok so people are going to be looking at the socialist someone side but also vox is making a lot of headlines explain to us who they are and why you very have seen this surge in support. yes this is a far right party that is running on an anti immigrant anti famine his stance there peeling to this old feeling of nationalism here in spain saying you know we have to b

sanchez's socialists fall short of a majority in the spanish general election after a surge in support for the far right. also ahead a ship shape sank sanctuary wrecks from the 1st world war have become part of the scenery in a us river. top story lesson america's longest serving leader has resigned after protests against his reelection in bolivia but he isn't going quietly just hours after abel morales announced he was stepping down he accused the police of an illegal warrant for his arrest and he says his home was attacked by violent groups protesters packed the streets of the capital a pass to celebrate his resignation earlier bolivia's military chief called on mr morales to step down he says it's a coup against his government a little money i'm resigning from my position as president in order that people from culture obama and the poor people are not tried in on anymore i'm resigning for them we don't want there to be confrontation early this morning we met ministers and we decided to resign in order for there to be new elections so we were all for bolivia or for life or for the co

socialists fall short of a majority in spain's general election after a surge in support for the far right. and how china's biggest online shopping blitz is expected to break sales records. follow a protester in hong kong is in a critical condition after being shot by police the shooting happened demonstrators attempted to stop traffic going into the city center earlier police fired tear gas and water cannon in an effort to disperse protesters tension is high after a student protester died on friday let's bring in sara clark she's joining us from hong kong 1st of all what can you tell us about the condition of the protester who was shot. well the last official report we had from the hospital authorities said he was still in critical condition after undergoing surgery now but that all the local reports media reports suggesting he's now in stable condition as far as we're concerned the hospital authority says he's still in a critical condition and that was after he was short lived round of ammunition here inside one home which is where we are now it's the eastern part of hong kong isla

socialists fall short of a majority in spain's general election as there's a surge in support for the far right. medical workers being in the line of fire as iraqi security forces target government protests. and playing up with these people south africa's rugby world cup winning captain trophy to his hometown . but in america's longest serving leader bolivian president evo morales has resigned in the face of widespread protests of his disputed reelection morale those who spent nearly 14 years in office by the announcement in a televised address to the nation hours after the country's military chief called for him to step down the presidents of venezuela and cuba have condemned what they are calling a coup against morales international monitors have called for october's election results to be an out because of alleged irregularities a little i'm resigning from my position as president in order that people from culture obama and the poor people are not on anymore. i'm resigning for them we don't want day to be confrontation early this morning we met ministers and we decided to resign in

socialist of them. most of the cattle and nationalists are left leaning piety they are very different they have different interests the catalyst of course want independence these those very much against the size of the socialists cattle and separatists have been hugely influential in this election and the last one in april and it will be unthinkable to many in spain that they might provide the key even if just through some voting arrangement to unlocking a socialist government. in barcelona delighted at what some will see as a victory for the independence cause and to make matters worse for the socialists the ongoing capital and drama that threatens the break up of the spanish state has provoked a shift in public opinion to the right the conservative people's party has been rehabilitated and the far right vox party has doubled its share of parliamentary seats to become spain's 3rd political force. because it is i think we can be very proud despite the and susan see we all face in the future because a pa

in spain the governing socialist workers party has won the largest share of the. second election this year. is double the result. the security forces have again opened fire on protesters across iraq killing at least 9 people. 6 demonstrators were killed in baghdad whilst another 3 were shot dead in the southern iraqi city of nasiriyah the security forces say they've been targeting so-called infiltrates as at the protests at least 325 people have been killed across the country since protests began at the start of october iraqi doctors nurses have been volunteering in baghdad's tahrir square to help treat wounded protesters but they say they too are now being targeted by the security forces natasha going to him with this exclusive report from the capital. the doctors and nurses trying to save lives in tahrir square say we're in a white lab coat has become a bull's eye on their backs many were afraid to speak with us on camera saying they're worried the government rover tally 8 against them for volunteer ing after their day jobs to treat injured protesters. they are

the government the socialists have said they will not allow that but on the other hand they have been and vigorous as to all the forms of negotiation which are never never really very clear you know clear and that is what he's controversial about the selection how the government is going to balance out these conflicting policies of on the one hand of fate and the violence to get along and on the other hand forming a government which does not rely too much under the national so it could be a route to some kind of dialogue with the national scene catalonia down the road let's talk about the other big issue in this election and that is fox the far right party they entered parliament in april the 1st time the far right has been in parliament since the days of franco their vote count looking like. it might go up. it seems certain to go up we don't know how much it could be up to $660.00 seats which is a lot 50 percent 15 percent of the vote but even if it's not that much it may make them the 3rd party that's important because if they are the 3rd party it means the conservatives will be ver

-- there are those who step out front and say we are socialist. then there are other who want to take a step back and say, that is not everybody. by your silence, not standing up and speaking out and fighting against this socialist takeover, you are literally part of it. every of these people is at risk to some extent. seats,ew jersey suburban they can flip back. katie porter, we will see how it plays. impact whatever her seat was. now the numbers are getting messed up but you know what i'm talking about. that plays.how i am incredibly bullish on all of these seats being in play. you know because you have studied, we have 55 seats targeted. some will be more likely. others might drop down. there are some that are outside of the 55. might because of the candidate, the lack of getting stuff done, and electorate frustrated with the new socialist agenda being advocated it could put other races on the map. back, what is the number one lesson you learned in terms of messaging and individual campaigns? what would you do differently and what would you do

but they are left to a couple socialists.knees back to hillary clinton? >> this explains why they are you are ewing this premeditated impeachment because they know they have to stop president trump at his current trajectory. according to hillary clinton, she said i will beat him again. which is very bizarre. she thinks she beat donald trump. she might have won the popular vote but we are a collection of states. trish: she doesn't like the electoral college anymore. the electoral college which has served us very well. >> not to mention the democrats have done everything they can to change the rules of the game. and some states have gone as far to get rid of the electoral college. but i think this frames a broader point. what is the direction the democrat party is headed? no one has the answer to that. you see nancy pelosi pushing against the new rallying call, the medicare for all saying she is not a big fan of that. it's aoc's party with no leader. it's the squad calling the terms of engagement. the more they pursue this impe

is fighting to defend his future he's campaigning for the socialist party p.s.l.e. it's leading the polls but likely to fall short of an outright majority. stands for the aspirations of us young people who want a world with more social justice. with fighting for better working conditions against climate change and we support feminism. the 30 year old has been an activist for 8 years he feels that these elections could be more crucial than previous polls. the center right p.p. overtake us and come 1st the likely team up with the far right vox which is predicted to come in the 3rd. and that's really scary as they would put in place inhumane policies against women p.t. people and migrants. we need to convince as many people as possible to vote for us. but that won't be easy especially since a supreme court verdict on catalan separatist leaders lead to violent backlash by independent supporters it looks like voters are set to punish the socialists conciliatory approach and to reward the tough stance of the far right vox party that's especially pealing to many young peop

muted celebrations for the socialists in spain who win once again the largest share of the vote but not a majority forming a government will be fraught with difficulty he does not believe that the socialist party has won the elections for the 3rd time this year i would like to thank the millions of spaniards who were summoned and took part in these elections because this is good for our democracy. caretaker prime minister pedro sanchez called this election after earlier coalition talks failed and believing the socialists would improve their standing in april's vote the gamble hasn't paid off he will now be under immense pressure to negotiate a coalition likely to include the extreme left universe party and even relying on catalonia separatist parties for support even if this party is a socialist of them must most of the counseling nationalist are left leaning parties they're very different they have different interests the catamounts of course want independence these those very much against the size of the socialists catalan separatists have been hugely influential in this election and

also because letelier was a socialist, and he was allying with other socialists, but he was a democratic-socialist and a peaceful socialist, and the pinochet government probably thought that nobody would respond to this, that the americans would not care about this, but it turns out that when you kill a former ambassador in the united states, that is a crime under u.s. law, under the u.s. code, because that person remains a protected person until they die. also, of course, they killed a united states citizen, so these are two separate federal crimes. immediately, the fbi descended on this scene. they took the investigation away from the washington, d.c. police as soon as they realize who the victims were and who the potential criminals were, so and so then they had the resources to find people in latin america to help them investigate this, put some pressure and find on allies in the state department, and that is eventually what they did. and within about a year and a half, they found the bomb maker. they found the cuban americans who were guilty. some of them went to jail. some of them did not. s

party wa nts election if his socialist party wants him to.e bbc that elections could go ahead without him. will grant reports. for almost a week now, tear gas, strikes and chaos have been the norm in la pas. supporters of evo morales clash with the police on a daily basis over the way their leader has power. and now they're angry too after the new government severed ties with long—standing socialist ally, venezuela. the interim government, led byjeanine anez, is reversing evo morales‘s policies at every turn. and they blame his attempt to stay in office for the violence on the streets. translation: the bolivian people have reclaimed the right to elect their authorities. that is what's behind all this chaos. evo led us to an election on the 20th of october, and what took place was a blatant fraud. after the military asked him to stand down, morales was whisked to mexico and granted asylum. the bbc spoke to him there and he was characteristically defiant over disputed vote. translation: we won in the first round. the problem is the right doesn'

spain's socialists falls short. sanchez' election backfires. less than a half-hour until the start of the european trading day. let's have a look at what's going on in the markets, futures in particular. spain, also the latest in the uptick in violence in hong kong. we will get to the markets to show you what impact that is having. it is having an impact in europe as well. we see expectations coming down for the start of the european trading day. futures suggest weakness at the start of the trading day. last week was marked by optimism building around what could be achieved from trade talks. optimism had to be dismissed by friday, didn't it? we saw president trump weighing in on where we had got to, or not, on tariffs and rollbacks. that is part of the narrative we are dealing with this week once again. let's have a look at what is going on. violence in hong kong, the shooting of another protester and other violent activity on the really having an impact. we are seeing the hong kong market down by 2.75%. that combined with a lack of progress on

know i'm mary i'm the mozzie in london you're with al jazeera also coming up on the program spain's socialist leader takes the lead in the country's general election but he is battling a surge in support for the conservatives and the far right. mounting casualties in iraq's raging protests as a human rights group warns of a bloodbath. after 2 years under house arrest for treason cambodia's opposition leader kem succot is released. but we begin with breaking news out of bolivia where president has announced his resignation in the past hour or so now this does follow comments from believe his military chief calling on morality to step down so that stability and order can be restored to the country. sunday morale is declared he would hold new elections after the organization of american states said there was serious it regularities in october's vote president won that election with just enough votes to avoid a 2nd round but it triggered suspicions of fraud and spawn nationwide protests in the country. ceremonious year i am resigning from my position as president in order that the people of cours

director with the new york police department and the former leader of the neo-nazi group called the not socialist movement held by new america this is an hour and a half. >> good afternoon everyone. we are going to get started. thank you for coming to new america into the session a civil society approach to preventing targeted violence. my name is melissa and i am a senior policy analyst with new america's international security program. we are a civic platform that connects research institutes, technology labs solution networks, media and public forums. evidence-based analysis on some of the toughest security ymallenges facing american policymakers and the public from homegrown american terrorism to the united states drone wars abroad and around the world to the challenge. the changes with the societal changes i'd like to first begin by introducing jessie who will begin with a presentation before we jump into the panel portion. jesse was a propagandist who ran revolutionon muslim in new york city-based organization active in the 2000 z. connected to a number of terrorism cases and connected the

they are mad eva morales was ousted in bolivia, a socialist dictator. they blame it u.s. or all of it. they seem to be so blind by hate for president trump they are willing to side with any oppressive dictator over the united states. the radicals are united by what is not american. and ways not american must somehow be good. the bottom line is ilhan omar and her likes are motivated. my next guest says their

see this isting to what i'm talking about, the frustration is the new socialist democrat majority has not accomplished anything they were sent here to do. the in session with this impeachment process constantly trying to take out their hatred on this president from the 2016 election, that is what is going to cost them the majority next fall. >> the new jersey democrat elected in 2018, he could theoretically lose the election and that might not mean that republicans have captured a majority. --t is a good disctir district that shows republicans are within striking distance? guest: well, we are. the top 31 donald trump w two years ago. on the next 20 hillary clinton won by five points or yes. these are seats like kansas and illinois, those were tough losses but republicans can hold those again. if you just go to the top 31, the top 13 seats, donald trump won by six points or more two years ago. these are republican seats. oklahoma five, utah 4. you ask me, it is a narrow path, but if you look at it, 19 seats. let's assume we don't win all 13 of the ruby red districts. we win 10. now we

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his socialist party failed to win a majority in april.s unlikely they have done any better today. "what spain needs now", he told reporters, "is stability". he won't find it in catalonia. the independence crisis has exploded into violence in recent weeks, and dominated this election. take the far right, campaigning to crack down on separatists. the anti—immigrant party vox is winning over spanish voters. it will complicate

correspondents in the pos also coming up spain is voting again too for the 4th time in 4 years the socialist party of acting prime minister pedro sanchez looks likely to come out on top but this will he be able to break the country's political stalemate and germany marks 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall fireworks and music as the city celebrates at the foot of the brandenburg gate with thousands of people joining the party. on car last month thanks for joining us bolivia's embattled president abel morales is calling for new elections after a regional election monitor reported multiple irregularities with october's voting results it marks a sudden reversal from ralitsa after claiming victory 3 weeks ago demonstrators in bolivia say the president rigged the votes and have staged multiple protests in some cities police have marched right alongside anti-government protesters further increasing pressure on the president or alesis bolivia's 1st indigenous leader and has held office since 20 since 2006. let's bring in our correspondent your 100 mirrors he's standing by for us in the capit

what we expect is that the socialists will come out of this the biggest party much as they did back in april greatest chair vote but usually unable to form a government alone they won't have a majority of the vote and that means they're going to have to hook up with somebody else or as president is the socialist leader has said be prepared to go into a minority government now already on the left has reached out to the socialist saying look we would be willing to talk to you about a coalition they tried that back in april for several months it failed that's why this election has come about and add to that the fact that it is possible to vote share on the left has dropped because of the ongoing crisis pushing public opinion to the right so it may not have the numbers anyway this is a hugely fragmented polarized electoral field gone are the days when the big parties simply swap power from one to the other and back again the various permutations that exist here really don't give an obvious route towards a sustainable and stable government out of this election john i think you for that nigh

we re conservatives but the socialists were hit by huge corruption scandals in the aftermath of thearties. and then in the wa ke rise of new parties. and then in the wake of that, we have also seen other issues such as the catalan crisis which has also caused different parties to propose different parties to propose different solutions and that has also contributed to certain parties only being willing to ally with others and so all of that has contributed to a highly fragmented scenario and there are now five main parties in the spanish parliament, as well as an array of regionally —based parties who have representation in spanish parliament. there is no suggestion from the polling that has been done over the last few weeks of the campaign that there is any great shift? so at the moment, the expectation is the parliament which reassembles after this election will be as fragmented as the one that has gone into the election? indeed. polls suggest we will be in a similar situation as we were after the april elections, what happened was you had the two main left—wing parties, the socia

we had -- the national socialist movement was producing video games. we had two different videogames produced over the years, and i think the group still has at least five radio shows, podcasts that are on every day of the week. people can call in, ask questions. there were online chats, a forum, there was music and bands , there was family barbecues, lighting's, all kinds of things. an entire culture wrapped into one. it goes back to the cult type of scenario where everyone you know was in there. when you leave and when you are in there, almost everyone you know, all of your friends, sometimes your family, some of the people don't have good family or support networks, everyone you know is inside that bubble. so, to leave, you are literally turning your backs on everyone that you know, every person that you know inside your support network. one of the females that i brought out since i left, she said, we were brainstorming about what are the different things we can do. that is why i am with parallel networks because they have that counterculture idea.

be remembered in the socialist. did put a scientists get greedy was he trying to get a majority and it backfired with a failed gamble. it was a gamble and. not out he he would. oppose in any sort of deal with our we were there was and he won. the election and he didn't do more for him socialist lost 700000 votes and the m. is. and now is the position in which it could have been division could have been sorted traffic months ago with the with the main difference of the far right been gotten as it is the norm what role do you think that the the right wing vox party is going to play our world they don't have. many poly are they happy and 2 women. and immigration rep 3 which when it comes to all that they don't have much so i'm. expecting somehow some sort of. bread 3. are not is the job of the for little that. i'm comfy and no one actually would like to read and use it. in terms of them and in a punishment. are not sure they're going to. grow what are the biggest challenges facing this new government. well not a bank.