but our group do not fear anyone, so we just io group do not fear anyone, so we just go for— group dowere already in, olympic champions, and then— were already in, olympic champions, and then we — were already in, olympic champions, and then we had of the play—off games. — and then we had of the play—off games, but they were taken away because _ games, but they were taken away because of the draw system. and then the best— because of the draw system. and then the best of— because of the draw system. and then the best of four came in, nigeria, so it— the best of four came in, nigeria, so it is— the best of four came in, nigeria, so it isa— the best of four came in, nigeria, so it isa very— the best of four came in, nigeria, so it is a very tough draw. on the other— so it is a very tough draw. on the other hand. — so it is a very tough draw. on the other hand, everyone can steal points — other hand, everyone can steal points from each other. yeah, we will see _ points from each other. yeah, we will see how far we get. we are going _ will see how far we get. we are going to — will see ho

an exciting group. with denmark, we know _ exciting group.eally well, some of the players know each other, too. i tactically _ of the players know each other, too. i tactically very good team, always play very— i tactically very good team, always play very clear style of play, exciting _ play very clear style of play, exciting to play them. and china, they have — exciting to play them. and china, they have been in transition all the time, _ they have been in transition all the time, they— they have been in transition all the time, they have played very good games— time, they have played very good games over the last year, some less -ood games over the last year, some less good games over the last year. they changed _ good games over the last year. they changed coaches last year so excited about _ changed coaches last year so excited about this _ changed coaches last year so excited about this group. what changed coaches last year so excited about this group.— about this group. what were your initial reactions _ about this group. what were you

in another group, and, yeah, awareness spreads.tegy kit f how to loy your doctor and local council over 5g. but members of the group also regularly share some of the most extreme conspiracy theories about 5g on the internet. fele: this technology cooked your eyes like eggs in world war ii. we alleed to understand these are litary weapons, these are assault frequencies. sean: naomi cook was invited to speak about 5g at the sydney rally, which was organized by an anti-vaccination group. so was the joint rally a deliberate strategy to make it look like far more people were interested in each of the issues than was actually the case? omi: no, that's so sad! no, these were separate groups, each with very important issues that they were passionate about, uniting in one day. yeah, no, i don't think so. i mean, certainly, you know, in our groups, for example, we never said this was a 5g rally, you know. no, i don't think so. you'd have to be pretty dishonest to do something like that. sean: so you don't think it was a strategy? naomi: no,

they are not support groups. they are not immigrant groups. they are not the most discriminated against.in the groups that tend to start these wars are the groups that had once been politically dominant but are either in decline or anticipate that they will lose power in the system in the future. they are the ones who have this deep sense of resentment. they are the ones who will try all sorts of dirty tactics to try to maintain their hold on power. one of those dirty tactics would be to dismantle the democracy and put themselves in power. and, of course, once they do that the goal is to exclude everybody else. and so when we look at civil wars as well, it is also the politically excluded groups that will eventually organize. so if, for example, and you see this already today, if the republicans lose the 2024 elections, the republican voters are going to believe that it was stolen again. it will w only confirm their belief that the current system is illegitimate and is structured against them, and it will push more of them into the hand of vio

we went through group 4 points in 2010. we didn't go through the group 2014 no points. so what is success? i think from a success is being in a works. david beckham played in 3 world cup for england a his being and cut off. taken a look at the aspire academy, which has produced the majority of cut us national team players back and told algebra that he's excited to see the will call being played in the european winter for the 1st time. i think on all levels, it's going to be great for the fans for people watching around the world. but more importantly, i think, you know, the players to come in mid season. you know, i know i went into world cups. i was lucky enough to play free world cups and i know that i went into each one of those will come plain, probably $50.00 to $60.00 games in the season. so you arrive and you never want to use it as an excuse. but it's fact. you are arriving from the top is leaking in football and playing that amount of game. so you obviously arrive a little bit, saw it and mentally physically. so i think the fact that dis, well top now is you kn

i have always told this grouping about this . this grouping started. it has been going on, in my opinion, for two days already, my order was given for us to start forming this grouping and discuss other topical issues at the meeting. in particular. the president told what will happen next with the growth moratorium. prices will last until the development of a price control system education. next comes the personal responsibility of the ministers. after all, they are the production of goods and governors, since they oversee the objects of trade, it was also a question of a fair system for the provision of social services for working citizens and for those who are not employed. the decision of the president of russia in belarus to deploy and deploy a joint regional grouping of troops is nothing more than a clear signal for states that may harbor aggressive plans against our country, according to a political analyst. vadim borovik. the answer to this will be resolute, in fact, we have always carried out joint defense of the western borders, but since the

ah. mil ami as strikes on an ethnic group celebration, kill dozens of people, rights groups. call it a war crime. has the military intensified the fight against rebels and how have the countries many ethnic conflicts evolved since the code this is inside story. ah hello there and welcome to the program. i'm laura kyle. at least 60 people have been killed in a man, mom, military air rate on a celebration by one of the country's most prominent ethnic rebel groups. as strikes target said the gathering in northern catch in state. those who died to be marking the anniversary of the foundation of the couch in independence armies political wing, as spokesman says, up to 500 people were attending a concert when the attack happened. it was one of the biggest strikes on a rebel group since the military coup in man my last year. human rights watch called it a disproportionate an indiscriminate attack on civilians. a spokeswoman said injured people became trapped off to the military, blocked roads to the area. really, really need to see the un security council step up. i mean, they reall

group has evolved. this underscored our shared commitment to keep on supplying ukraine's defenders with the capability that they will need in the difficult weeks, months and years ahead. we discussed ways to do even more to training ukrainian forces who are making such impressive use of their new capabilities. and we push to galvanize our industrial basis, to fire up production for the systems to defend ukraine, even while meeting our own security needs. the leaders here built on the important progress from the september 28 meeting of our national armaments director under the auspices of this contact group. denmark and the u.k. shared updates on several copenhagen conference initiatives including the uk's international donors fund for pulling international funding for critical capabilities. and as we increased our long-term support for ukraine, transparency and accountability remain crucial. at today's meeting, we discussed accountability measures that ukraine is using to ensure that advanced weapons ar

this group is ryz games, i have a tattoo of this group on my arm.ectively it turned out to be quite an interesting story. that is. when i found out that the rises were coming to play a concert in moscow and st. petersburg to our concert director at that time, i wrote natasha does what you want, just a childhood dream. should be fulfilled, she connected with the organizers the organizer created there, send us a few tracks. there is something video we sent the whole thing and, probably, for two months of silence for three months we were already doing other things there and then the answer comes, like they listened to you, you can, like also in st. petersburg play. we are like that, of course, we can. that's how we are. or the cult american group residence in moscow and st. petersburg. well, there is actually a much more interesting story about the warm-up? uh, already connected with the patriotic group, i’ll probably tell you, okay, of course, your concert. yes, thank you, thank you, in short. once we were invited to perform as the opening act for his

to create a more formal group that would defend the city, which is where the group name and organizational structure sort of emerged. they do not have a working relationship with the palestinian authority. so the palestinian authority at the higher levels are collaborate with or coordinate security with with israel and the lions den does not. so they do not have a formal relationship. britain sent to get his youngest prime minister in modern history, and the 1st of asian heritage wishes to next going to succeed less trust. his leader in the coming hours cynic last to trust during the summer in a race to become the conservative party leader. but after her resignation, last week, cynic was the only candidate to pass a threshold of a 100 votes in a ballot of conservative and peace. while andrew simmons is in london, and he's joining us now, andrew, these things are very often carefully kept choreographed as tell us what's going to be happening in the next few hours. well steeped in tradition and carefully choreographed, as you say. and a process is getting familiar to the british public. this

we are talking about substantial groups. concerning those groups is their ability to recruit substantial numbers of military personnel, tiveut formereterans, as well as members of law enforcement. juan: professor, i'm wondering if you can talk about how the oath keepers are distinct from the other either what supremacist or right-wing nationalist groups that have arisen. can you tell usbout their history and what makes them distinctive, particularly dangerous? >> i think what is distinguished the oath keepers is the focusing on the recruitment of law enforcement and military personnel. this provides them unique advantages. first of all, providing them more litimacy and at the eyes of the general public. it allows them to present themselves as actual patriotic parts of the american public. and also to gain a lot of did missy because they -- legitimacy because they represent pple who sacrifice e nationfor the country, people who risk their lives are the nation. that is one element, theact that aows them to gain legitimacy and

, the first grouping was given to groups in the south and in the future it was planned after amendments to the law of ukraine e-e transfer of the grouping of the combined forces in the east of our state to the territory of donetsk and luhansk regions, respectively as for the group on the territory of the kherson part of the zaporizhia region, it performed a stabilization action in accordance with the level of threats that rose or decreased, this group was saturated with troops, in particular in 2021 in 2008, as a result of conducting exercises, including the fact that there were troops in the occupied territory of crimea, and this group also received additional forces that were stationed in the relevant areas, it all depends on the number of troops and the level of relevant threats before a full-scale invasion. the armed forces of ukraine handed over a set of troops that operated in one or another direction, this set was in the quotes of peacetime, and accordingly, as i mentioned earlier , most of it was in the territory of donetsk and luhansk regions, so, accordingly, go to in the main

is that if you have a downgraded group so a group that is politically losing power or has lost power suffer an economic crisis that compounds that loss that that makes those groups more likely to organize and turn to violence. so there does seem to be a compounding effect when you add, you know economic loss to the equation. yeah that that narrative fits quite well in the middle east and the protest that broke out in 2011, for example, where we know from interviewing and data that it was not the rural poor who were the early risers in those protests that it was. urban middle class which had experienced downward social mobility over the the proceeding decade and and you talk a lot you emphasize very heavily rural urban divides and and the the difference between the outlook the culture the lifestyle the political preferences of those in cosmopolitan cities, which are typically better off and those in the countryside who have fewer economic opportunities fewer opportunities for upward mobility. that's that's a global condition apparently, but does it manifest itself in distinctive ways

not only is it catering almost exclusively to just one racial group and religious group here in the united states, but it is intense is to attempt to gain power using almost any means. that is an essenceda predatory. >> that has some interesting implications i hope we can come back to later. i want to stick with the inaccuracy theme for a moment and where the u.s. falls on that spectrum. data can sometimes be contradictory there are number of d different indexes and you mention some of them in the book it's one that's widely used and so does another organization based in europe. either of those indices have drunk quite as stark a conclusion about the position of the u.s. as the index has. and in addition this year i happen to check just this morning theo's as a backup to plus eight. so i would be interested in how you read these differences. and at the same time if i can for just a minute longer, we continue to see very, very troubling indicators about violence trends in the united states. and the potential for violence even the apology scores have gone up a recent political science at dat

in general, the female group needs a soloist.estioned for a long time, the fearless seventeen-year-old ivanova jumped into the car to an unfamiliar man. and rushed to the audition. it just didn't even cross my mind. what is it, could it be something like that. bad people there, you never know where you get into a car, some hell, yes , it takes you somewhere. there in what audition some, but again due to the fact that we are absolutely crazy at 17 years old. uh, everyone, probably, yes, and i was absolutely deprived. here is this feeling of fear that someone might offend me there, because i know that i will call now, the whole second school and the orchestra, which is the one with which i periodically perform. everyone is equal, as in the selection with him, the uncle was a guitarist , yes, such big two-meter guys will come and obutskaya just anyone, so the forces are completely calm and off we go. well , everything is fine. everything is decent, as if no one is nothing in our time, such acquaintances on the street, it’s even scar

what does the group actually want? internal writings mentioned the sanctification of daily life and christine ising society. what does that look like in practice? can i talk to hiding the are initially sanctifying daily life? and in viewing work with christian values is a good concept to see the notion that christianity is not only limited to a religious service or a pious exercise in church. and instead is connected to society and life outside the church. which did i believe the intuition. there is a good one warden and there were others before this day dot that eventually more elated notions, the pursuit of power and certain ecclesiastical goals emerged. that's a clear thread throughout opus days. history does come on, and that's when christine is ation of society and the sanctification of work and daily life take on a different meaning from among non songs luck. former opus de members rarely recount christian values. many talk of bullying and insistence on obedience. we spoke with another former member who asked to

focus groups held in english, spanish, chinese. one focus group was in english focused on youth. there were a total of eleven individuals attending the focus groups. next slide, please, rachel. alright. so the first phase of the study included a needs assessment survey, co developed by the working group and administered by one treasure island. the survey asked about current travel patterns, various of travel, and supplemental transportation strategies. ten percent of residents responded and responding included workers and sreuters to the island. next slide, please. survey responses indicated residents and workers have different travel patterns. most workers drive and often travel from the east bay and residents have a 50/50 split between driving, transit and other options as you see in the chart. next slide, please. the survey asks respondents about traveling on and off the island. the most common barrier is the expense. the difficulty of car ownership, operation, and the cost of ride hailing. bus services are a fact for residents taking fewer trips then they would like to do so.

- intention to buying a social media group as well? yes, and that is the _ media group as well?s the chatter now that - media group as well? yes, and that is the chatter now that he | that is the chatter now that he perhaps wants to go his own way in social media and in his clothing designs, his sneaker designs, that he wants to be his own man and does not want to be dependent on of these relationships with established fashion companies. that is one theory about the direction he wants to go and, of course, that would make him immune to some extent from that criticism and encourage him to be his own man even more, even though his reputation is severely damaged by those comments he posted on social media.— social media. peter, thank you social media. peter, thank you so much for — social media. peter, thank you so much for the _ social media. peter, thank you so much for the update. - let�*s get some of the day�*s other news: a russian court has rejected an appeal by us basketball star brittney griner against her nine—year jail term for drug smuggling. she is due to serve her sent

well, even these 15,000 are not the group that can not parry.r group is an allied state, so they are betting on a hybrid invasion. these plans are ours the ministry of defense and the kgb revealed. this is putting pressure on the belarusian society. here, in the style of rights, a quarter demolished you, or how bulak balakhovich acted here to invade, arrange terror, capture some populated regiment. and so i said let's talk about it, but for starters, so that before we talk about it, we must introduce the concept, which, in principle, is already well-known, but our military. i think the audience took notice. recently, more and more often used. here is the term proxy war. we more often we say a hybrid information war, proxying the war in short. a definition, in order to completely understand what it is about, for an international conflict between two countries that are trying to achieve their own goals with the help of hostilities taking place on the territory from the resources of a third country under the guise of resolving an internal conflict

jafarov is a neo-nazi who is associated with the gray wolf terrorist group.on became famous in russia after on november 24, 2015, in northern syria, militants of a gang group killed the russian pilot oleg peshkov immediately after the officer ejected the then turkish f-16 shot down our su-24m front-line bomber in the sky basilisk of the turkish border gray organization wolves created in at the end of the sixties, the exemplary fascist was a big admirer of hitler alpar, the turkish elephant, as a militant youth wing of his own nationalist wolves party. the young and daring neo-nazis immediately fell into the zone of influence of the cia and began to use the guys from langley for their own purposes, but with varying success, the americans continue to do this until now, after the collapse of the ussr, wolves began to act in asia to recruit representatives of the turkic peoples. well, and, accordingly, they became an instrument not only for turkey, but also for washington more turkic minorities live in both iran and china, but back to today, one of the clones of

i also wanted to mention other senators who were part of a group. with that, recognizing the presence of a quorum, we will now proceed to a vote. the question is first on the adoption of the managers amendment. all those in favor. all those opposed. the opinion of the chair the ayes have it and the amendment is agreed to. are there any further amendments to the bill? seeing none, we are now going to vote with a quorum present at least 10 members are present on the bill before us. the question is on reporting as 4573 the electoral count reform and presidential transition act as amended. the clerk will call the roll. [voting] >> sen. klobuchar: i also want to note when you finish, i will let the clerk finish for the two that could not be her. >> ayes are 14, nos are 1. sen. klobuchar: i have proxies for senator merkley and senator schumer. they have asked me to announce that they would have voted aye. on behalf of senator merkley, i ask unanimous consent to enter a statement from him into the record. so be it. the bill will be favorably reported as am

and remember that around us ukraine, defense contract groups contact group. there are some 50 countries. so this, this effort a goes even beyond nato allies. now, the kremlin today said, consider noted to be fighting on ukraine's side. and that's often stock box commons yesterday that a russian victory in ukraine would be a quote, the defeat for us all. is there a sense of uneasiness there in brussels, amongst nato allies, any, any reactions? well, the russian goal has always been to turn the narrative into this being a war between russia and nato that feeds the trolls very well if it were to be seen as, as nato attacking russia. that of course, has been something nato has been very keen to distinguish that nato is standing by ukraine side, but that it's ukraine doing the fighting with support from nato allies and other countries as well. that's not going to change, but at the same time, as you mentioned, secretary general stilton berg says it would be a defeat for everyone if russia were allowed to win. because of course, if russia is allowed to take over uk

strengthen your ethnic group. so you get these rights. and this makes a conflict between the different ethnic groups. so this is why we have all these tribal conflicts because really you get power because you're tribal, you're tribal power or because you have rebel group and you have arms. so, and this is the alternate. so really with, with idea of the old today, what happened, did you buy agreement and all that you, we cannot move forward and you always have these issues because of that. so there are of illusion was always about less, become a country less let it become part of your writing, the constitution, it's all be equal. let's solve all these problems. the root cause of these problems that divide all of us, make us all not have a certain identity and not be part of this one punch on the same level. and the, this is the idea of the new design of the revolution. and these are the answers, so that as long as you try to solve the issue, not the roots of them just tried to solve on the surface you're just unabl

later i was assigned to the area of ​​the anti-terrorist operation and the commander of the search groupcuation 200 here i am at the very beginning , i was the one who created it, it started with a few people and then they built up the strength and resources that were in the group, which tasks were the most difficult, i can’t say, each in its own way from the beginning, when you go out, you take people with you, everyone runs the zone where should the body be evacuated from, because the responsibility for living people and until the moment when the parents hand it over is different situations are perceived differently by the parents, they are met differently, therefore the most difficult moment handing over to relatives is always a very great psychological burden, so we are very we carefully select people who carry out tasks in the search group evacuation in the city ah ah slava died in battle covering his comrades , including me, i did not want him to be there , but he persuaded me a lot and i gave him permission to be there he died like a warrior like a real man in that he covered me f

focus groups held in english, spanish, chinese. one focus group was in english focused on youth. there were a total of eleven individuals attending the focus groups. next slide, please, rachel. alright. so the first phase of the study included a needs assessment survey, co developed by the working group and administered by one treasure island. the survey asked about current travel patterns, various of travel, and supplemental transportation strategies. ten percent of residents responded and responding included workers and sreuters to the island. next slide, please. survey responses indicated residents and workers have different travel patterns. most workers drive and often travel from the east bay and residents have a 50/50 split between driving, transit and other options as you see in the chart. next slide, please. the survey asks respondents about traveling on and off the island. the most common barrier is the expense. the difficulty of car ownership, operation, and the cost of ride hailing. bus services are a fact for residents taking fewer trips then they would like to do so.

arsenal are in group _ for them it is a us thety group.n group c- for them it is a us thety group. arsenal are in group c and - for them it is a us thety group. | arsenal are in group c and they for them it is a us thety group. - arsenal are in group c and they will play the current holders but the record holder eight time champions lyon, that will be a difficult match. make no mistake about that, every season, lyon's main ambition is to win the champions league, but arsenal started their season well, they are top of the wsl. they came a close second last season as well and the other team also be fearing them, don't forget arsenal are the only british women's team to have won this competition back if 2007. they also play the italian champions juventus and zurich. chelsea a bit more straight forward for them? you could say that. chelsea were the first team out the draw. they are protected. they were in the seeded pot asked champions. they will play paris saint—germain. so always a difficult side to play, they will play real madrid who finis

the group spent the night in kelso. the town lies in the scottish borders region, not far from england. it's every one. okay. ah, what dub off david already to talk next, stop abbotsford and morgan. gorda has organized something special. debit, who will participate in the intercessions. there are several ha, mirror site . i still have 2. would you like one is i'm going to change. feel free to start heading inside a service is then held in the chapel. the priest wants to make sure the spirituality is not neglected on the whisky pilgrimage. oh women, and when you really savor a whisky hoster you can sense that god meant to share his blessings. with us humans, the scotus, good mittens mentioned mine, thus out that he wants to enrich our lives and grant us joy most when they live. we experience it again and again here on our travels and when and when you enjoy a wisdom in the company of others, it tastes even better in the mazel quote, once i leave my love gung halter is bringing people back into the folds of the church mor

october 20, 2022-yesterday, the group discussed the result of the focus group's and (inaudible) existing lending market and evaluate potential solutions that develop the business plan for a non depository financial corporation and public bank. other update regards the governance proposal. the investment working group working with the san francisco public banking coalition and consultant hr & a and (inaudible) continue to redefine the detail ozf the proposal for structure of public bank. once that plan is finalized the reinvestment working group will solicit feedback from the u.s. federal deposit insurance corporation on the proposal. that's it for my updates. happy to take any questions on that. >> thank you. commissioner williams. >> sorry i'm talking so much. thank you so much for that update. i also like to share that i was participated in one of the focus groups where they had brought in every single housing organization in the city to ask them what the roadblocks were and they were incredibly receptive and supportive. it is very exciting with the future of public banks and special p

they did the wagner group is not alone in the type of group that it is in the world. there are many, many others that i have a links public or otherwise 2 governments around the world. i'm thinking particularly blackwater, for example, with the u. s. a. during the you, the iraq war is certainly the 1st iraq war. and is it a surprise that something like this would be i would be happening with a group such as the wagner group and the links that it has, particularly in regions like bab, africa, and other parts of the world. ortiz, this, this, such a groups who operates outside of the international law of when we speak about the war. i think the, the have this flexibility and they have this freedom to, to operate the way the wants of the, of the established contract that are not, that does not credible or not be in the don't establish certain criteria offline how the carry their operation security operations as you have mentioned and we've discussed, the group bigler group have been accused and have been reported that repeatedly being responsible for acts of atrocities, v

what does the group actually want? internal writings mentioned the sanctification of daily life and christine ising society. what does that look like in practice? can i to hiding the r initially sanctifying daily life? and in viewing work with christian values is a good concept, got to see the notion that christianity is not only limited to a religious service or a pious exercise in church. and instead is connected to society and life outside the church at which to get, i believe the intuition. there is a good one warden and there were others before opus day thought eventually more latest notions, the pursuit of power. and he said former opus de members rarely recount christian values. many talk of bullying and insistence on obedience . we spoke with another former member who asked to remain anonymous slow to close wishlist or then and, and, and so i was a osgood, so i wanted to become a nurse salisbury long. i moved out of my home life. and during my training, i tried out various things added happy, steve. and that's

under my command, a group of naval forces and part of the air force, some groups remained under thend of the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, general zaluzhnyi, respectively, around 22:00 - on february 23, kateryna is coming to us . at the control point, no one was sleeping, we arrived at the workplaces and monitored the situation, what was happening. and at first shelling began with the beginning of the attack on our e-e units of the state border guard service of ukraine at the beginning of shelling from the territory of belarus from other directions reacted, carried out management of the repulsion of the blows of the operative's air attack, and also through the commanders of the groups, carried out the repulsion of the offensive on land, it was not scary to look , we were somewhere, since the beginning of february, we were constantly in this state and were preparing for such actions, we clearly monitored the data that we were provided to the intelligence partner country by our intelligence agencies , therefore, arriving in such a state, you already get used to th

sandy hook oaks group. but yeah, it was just building this this whole body of conspiracy, but some of these young moms showed up on there and they just thought you know, i'm here for anybody who could tell me that somehow this didn't happen. that didn't have worried about their own children. yeah, so it's not them into they just it was well lenny described it as a form of ptsd that that these these particular individuals and you know, i think we also for a little of of that, you know, but that was one part of the group. they fell away pretty quickly. they were pretty easily convinced when lenny himself actually joined this group one night to try and present the records of noah's life and death his birth certificate his post-mortem exam his school records to say look here. i am i'm using my power as a grieving father. i'm going to answer your questions. i'm going to give you this material you can examine it. i'm happy to answer any question you have and a lot of these younger moms were convinced. in fact, th

well, approximately in this composition, these are additional costs, creating a combined groups groupinghe purchase of raw materials to the sale of products entering new markets. here are the numbers. let's voice them. we have increased our volume in the russian market. we'll be peaking soon. we had peak performance in the late nineties, 11% of our shares. now we're out before eight. we have increased our presence in the chinese market and these tasks are worth it. our commodity producers. and by the way , joining the shanghai cooperation organization, why did it cause to be honest, i did not expect such hysteria among the fugitives in our state militia by all the scos. here are the positive consequences, there was less attention than the enemy, well, they covered themselves, so they got scared, because no international isolation, we enter the largest markets. see what is the indian market what is the china market what is the iran market pakistan market a. they are ready with us employees with a dollar. and they also expected that the dollar and the euro would be russia and the belarusia

copies ethnic groups got in the political process? >> i don't think it's the view of the ethnic minorities. you can see where policy is made . her muslim groups who are not allowed to join. it is monopolized by former members. it is not the time. we have to focus on the revolution. at the same time, make sure we do not repeat the same mistake in the international community should not repeat the same mistake. the important point here is be pragmatic, realistic. any future should be all-inclusive. we need to involve all of the ethnic leaders. we need to be very clear. international communities, there is no case they can protect us from air raids. civilians are victim of airstrikes. we need protection. international community needs to do something. they are shaking hands with the military. it's not the time to giving the military -- these are criminals. they should not be at the table. >> how common do find these instances, and how can victims find justice? >> interesting and important question. it's very easy, as happened with ukraine b