greta thunberg told me that her as _ likely. greta thunberg told me that her as big _ likely.nberg told me that her as big as was - likely. greta thunberg told me that her as big as was her - that her as big as was her superpower. why is dyslexia your superpower?— superpower. why is dyslexia your superpower? when people are dyslexic. — your superpower? when people are dyslexic, they _ your superpower? when people are dyslexic, they are _ your superpower? when people are dyslexic, they are able - your superpower? when people are dyslexic, they are able to i are dyslexic, they are able to succeed at things that they are good at, and they become very good at, and they become very good delegate is of things that they are not good at. for me, one of the best things about being dyslexic was that the things that i was good at, like finding out what was going on in the world, reading about the vietnamese war, the biafran war, led me to decide to start a magazine, which was quite strange for a dyslexic person to have done.— strange for a dyslexic person to have done. ., . " ~j~ to have

of course he's going to try to rag on greta thunberg. he hates children.s child and he was "home alone: lost in new york." [ laughter ] then madame tussauds wax museum unveiled their new statue of nicki minaj. and i looked at that statue and was like, "what? [ laughter ] who is that? how could you mess up so badly what picture did you use as a reference? one somebody drew? now i can't help but notice you got the face wrong but the ass right? [ laughter ] who made this statue, a 13-year-old boy? [ light laughter ] this doesn't look like nicki minaj. it looks like the lady who calls the cops when you play nicki minaj too loud [ light laughter ] then i heard rod stewart punched a bouncer and i was like, "what? old singer is he is he this one and my friend was like, "no. and then i was like, "is he this one? and my friend was like, "no. then i was like, "is he this one? and my friend was like, "yes." i was like, "what? [ laughter ] what, what, what, what ♪ and you think i'm sexy come on suga let me what ♪ [ light laughter ] it was very fun. then i heard actres

greta thunberg told me that her asperger�*s was her superpower. why is dyslexia your superpower?lexic, they're apt to succeed at things that they are good at. and they become very good delegators at things that they're not not good at. for me, one of the best things about being dyslexic was that the things i was good at, ie finding out what was going on in the world, reading about the vietnamese war, the biafran war led me to decide to start a magazine, which is quite strange for a dyslexic person to have done. launched in 1968, student was a national magazine for young people. to help overcome his dyslexia, sir richard would interview some of the most articulate people in the world, from jean—paul sartre to james baldwin, and then publish those recordings word for word. when the headmaster said to me, "you're either going to have to run "the magazine and leave the school or not run the magazine and get "on with your schoolwork." it was an easy decision. i decided to say, thank you. i'm off. so if i hadn't been dyslexic, i most likely wouldn't have left school at 15—16 years old,

. >> that year in 2019 and after the global climate strike, greta thunberg lead that, we said that'she single powerful thing i could strategize was planting a tree. so he collaborated with neighbors and started 100 trees for humanity. one new tree per resident to increase urban forest and reduce the carbon footprint. >> that's what will create the movement and give people something, not just hope but have them put their ha soil to really be the difference in planting for a green future. >> toss it on top. don't sprinkle. toss it in. cover the roots. >> reporter: amos left his job in tech marketing consulting to work full time as chief planting officer with 100 k trees. >> he was born last year. >> reporter: from the headquarters in alameda, 100 k trees is sponsored by common vision. the planting projects have branched into cities like berkeley, haywood. they have partnered to plant trees as part of the mission to protect the environment. >> he is passionate about trees and the wonderful things that trees provide. we are protecting the climate. >> reporter: how do you feel about that?

. >> that year in 2019 and after the global climate strike that greta thunberg led, we said that's thet straw. the single powerful thing i could strategize was planting a tree. so he collaborated with neighbors and started 100 trees for humanity. one new tree per resident to increase urban forest and reduce the carbon footprint. >> that's what will create the movement and give people something, not just hope but have them put their hands in the soil to really be the difference in planting for a green future. >> toss it on top. don't sprinkle. toss it in. cover the roots. >> reporter: in fact, amos left his job in tech marketing consulting to work full time as chief planting officer with 100 k trees. >> he was born last year. >> reporter: from the headquarters in alameda, 100 k trees is sponsored by common vision. the planting projects have branched into cities like berkeley, haywood. they have partnered to plant trees as part of the mission to protect the environment. >> he is passionate about trees and the wonderful things that trees provide. we are protecting the climate. >> reporter

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i call again to the young people -- attitude burke has mobilized to say -- greta thunberg has mobilizeddults are not taking care of this. our future depends on this changing somehow the past. the picture i was looking at, which i can show you, i just happen to have it by me, was when i was in norway and getting an award. we went over to where this girl had just started fridays for the future and strike on climate. the first days and weeks entirely by herself. and then eventually, she was joined by a few others as you can see in the picture. this was i think in early january after she had started. she had 50 or 60 people on friday morning, not saturday morning, not sunday morning. instead of going to school. people said -- her teacher said, this is very well what she's doing but she needs to be studying in school. her attitude was, what is there going to be studying -- what is are going to be to study about the way the climate is going? the reason i admire her so much is not only their brilliance of this movement, her acting on her own initially, taking the, inviting others, doing it in

greta thunberg. yeah, my coauthor into how her first grade son was more or less forced to participate in a climate march. first grade as part of his i experience at that at rutgers university. speaking of like the radical ness. we were also given time off from class to march against something i don't know. i mean it all kind of runs together. i was an adult and i could confront my professor, which i did. and i, i have figured out a, according to how much this class is per semester, how much class session is worth. so i'm wondering, are you going to be providing with a reimbursement for this class that we're missing? he not. but was an adult. and i was able to confront my teacher. a first grader is not and so that's why they're shifting from indoctrinating 18 year olds to eight year olds. they want them to be basket cases and that's what they're getting. but you also can't achieve this revolution without bullying your enemies into silence. this is a calling of the angry left. we see it every time anyo

central tv and now the news that hardly anyone expected to hear the green activists , led by greta thunberg with something. this is already reminiscent of the story of don quixote , he was also slightly out of this world and once he rushed to attack the retreat mills, in which he saw hostile giants. i wonder what kind of monster green activists saw in harmless windmills, which are almost a symbol, that is , the green energy itself, for which these green activists, it seems, should fight. well here, vadim for everyone. of course, i won’t say, but as for greta thundberg, she fights windmills to save deer. the fact is that in norway several windmills were installed on the lands of local reindeer waters, and they began to complain about the sight and sound of these giant installations. gaet animals, well, it violates centuries-old traditions, but of course, let's be honest and do not rule out the fact that the reindeer herders just want to receive compensation from the energy companies, but, however, from uh, a small one can say small-town war with windmills on the lands of the norwegian reinde

finally the circle is closed, and now the greens are protesting against the alternative energy that greta thunbergt wind farms sounds like bees against honey, but swedish indeed led the protest in norway , the greens are demanding the dismantling of 150 windmills located on the lands of indigenous norwegian reindeer herders. i'm here to support the fight for indigenous designer rights. jerry emley presents the best way to end a toxic relationship with the planet. there are 219 taxins in our body, including preservatives. pesticides, heavy metals such as mercury lead. after death, these toxins poison the soil, but there is a solution spores of mushrooms capable of processing all toxins, this costume was the last for the american actor. luke perry, who died of a stroke, but not everyone is green and ready to become a mushroom after death. especially since there is a more romantic alternative. he fought the disease. but he said that if he dies, he wants to become a coral reef to rest at the bottom of the ocean. at the same time saving his farewell to the family. looks like this okay. we're ready to m

television and now there is news that hardly anyone expected to hear from green activists led by greta thunbergady reminiscent of the story of don quixote , he was also slightly out of this world and once he rushed to attack windmills, in which he saw hostile giants. i wonder what kind of monster green activists saw in harmless windmills, which are almost a symbol, that is , the green energy itself, for which these green activists, it seems, should fight. well, vadim is for everyone. of course, i won’t say, but as for greta thundberg, she fights windmills to save deer. the fact is that in norway several windmills were installed on the lands of local deer waters, and they began to complain about the sight and sound of these giant installations. it scares animals, well, it violates centuries-old traditions. well, of course, let's be honest and do not rule out the fact that the reindeer herders just want to receive compensation from the energy companies, but, nevertheless, from a small small-town war with windmills on the lands of the norwegian reindeer herders. very soon , a serious confrontation

and now it's green and protesting against alternative energy, for which they fought for so long greta thunberg bees against honey, but the swedish really led the protest in norway , the greens are demanding the dismantling of 150 windmills located on the lands of indigenous norwegian reindeer herders. i am here to support the fight for the rights of indigenous peoples. designer. jeremy presents the best way to end a toxic relationship with the planet. there are 219 taxins in our body, including pesticide preservatives. metals such as lead mercury after death, these toxins poison the soil, but there is a solution mushroom funeral suit funeral overalls seine spores of mushrooms capable of processing all toxins this suit was the last for the american actor. luke perry who died of a stroke. however, not everyone is green and ready to become a mushroom after death. especially since there is a more romantic alternative. he fought the disease. but he said that if he dies, he wants to become a coral reef to rest at the bottom of the ocean. at the same time saving his farewell to the family. looks like

sort of green or of greta thunberg green or sort of greta thunberg ish green or sort of greta thunbergven't made the settled status . they haven't made the commitment citizens . and commitment to be citizens. and if you haven't made the commitment a commitment to be a citizen of a country, see you country, i don't see why you should vote. so there should be able to vote. so there is difference to be. there's is a difference to be. there's a tittetenee— is a difference to be. there's a difference, yes. _ is a difference to be. there's a difference, yes. okay. so the citizenship . you citizenship is citizenship. you have the right. and so you've got passport. exactly. got a british passport. exactly. you've to be you've made the commitment to be a this community. a real part of this community. well, maybe we'll call it thinks eeiiw— well, maybe we'll call it thinks eeiiw eewt— well, maybe we'll call it thinks eeiiw eewt e— well, maybe we'll call it thinks colin sent a message, said, i teiiewe— colin sent a message, said, i believe-should- colin sent a message, said, i believe should an c

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woman: one of them is a 17-year-old who joined greta thunberg and 14 other global activists in signing a legal complaint for the united nations convention on the rights of the child. ayakha: it's almost like the children of the world taking the world to court, for not upholding the united nations rights of the child. i was very glad to be part of it 'cause it will mean that i was able to shed light on what's happening to my community, to my country. they look at co2 emissions... nokulunga: she was gonna do the plastic surgeon and stuff, so i said, "my hand is up. i hope i'm the first one." it's been long since i wanted to be young again. she said, "oh, i'll make you young." but now we're not talking about that anymore. now she's talking about the climate issue. she want to be a lawyer. she wants to fight for the climate, for the world, actually. greta: it's very important that we use every possible channel that we have, and the law is especially powerful. michael: the petition is seeking to demonstrate that it's not just climate in the abstract or the earth in a bell jar. it's every ch