within the schengen area you can expel them— because within the schengen area you can expel them ong society, who won't mind smashing it frankly and that it to pieces. frankly and that we just one inaya moment we are just one inaya moment away seeing what's happened away from seeing what's happened in france in the streets of france happening mark happening over here. mark my words, we are long overdue, something like that. but coming up farage, speak up next on farage, i will speak to firth, mp for south and to anna firth, mp for south and west as talking of immigration. the group the new conservative group issued stark warning to rishi issued a stark warning to rishi sunak over net migration. i hope he's listening . i hope he's he's listening. i hope he's listening because if he isn't , listening because if he isn't, he will be the former prime minister and they will be the former group of new conservative mps. it's now or never for rishi. the big question is has he got the bottle to do what the vast majority of the british pubuc vast majority of the british public want him to do?

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the border is unusually empty for russians to get to finland, and it’s almost impossible even with schengenor almost a year, but the finns here in russia have not been limited for them by the last event, really important news, worthy not only word of mouth. well, it’s quite official and that ’s empty today at the border, the finns are afraid of losing their visas, a blow for the whole of eastern finland, when, due to european sanctions , the prices for electricity for food increased. uniformity was a wave in the area. first bakery check out. those buns, there is a pie and a half euros here 30 rubles. guys. uh, they love sweet strudel buns. bread also carries pies with him, in principle, everything that we bake you like. the second point, of course, fuels the rumor that visas are being canceled very quickly, if earlier hundreds of finns moved in a day, today only the second one did not arrive either. i go for gas, for food. get a haircut, i still want the problems began in the spring of 22 years centenary notes the consulate general of finland the russian foreign ministry closes it in respon

now i will sing schengen songs more than those of wuhan rec.nslated into this song by our ancestors, when they left their swing, let's listen to it. hallelujah good. hallelujah mama sha hurray listen well creative industry podcast with you elena hyper and roman pockets media manager chief chief chief chief in the creative industry today the magic children ivan dmitrienko and katya temnonova, actress and artist, in general, here in general, in general, here in general, you know everything , which means i played the guitar and played in a band 20 years ago and 3 days ago, for example, i can play my daughter now too in general, fucking a musician there. oh, by the way, by the way, it rushes by, like one day is real, but in fact, the most important thing is that when you leave the guitar on stage. you are 46 years old. so these are 17 again, and lena is a producer. and we have. in general, a normal company gathered. i even now had an idea, maybe you become host of a paw podcast podcast somehow, because you offend so perfectly now. great idea, we be

minister of sweden, who is in pain, and the ex-chairman of the munich security conference, wolfgang and schengen, during the visit , discussed the results of nato itself in vilnius , planned the main topics of the upcoming conference and shook hands with ukrainian defenders at the recovery rehabilitation center created by olena and viktor pinchuk in kyiv, another landing of foreign friends, this time a reason for a visit, the upcoming summit of yalta european strategy and its agenda, the schedule is extremely busy there are many issues for discussion, the results of the nato summit, the way to increase the military financial and political support of ukraine by the west, the way to the eu, so from the very morning, the meeting of the supervisory board with the ambassadors to check the clocks is all and this is already a visit to the kyiv rehabilitation center recovery - it is one of the 11 innovation centers created by viktor and elena with pinchuks defenders of our country on the world stage found time to wish health to the defenders of the combat front , 30 heroes with complex injuries are unde

house to visit the consul in germany. site not all citizens of russia in georgia are given a tourist schengend at this time the inhabitants of the civilized part of the planet enjoy a significantly reduced flow of racist tourists, well, really , are there still people who are not aware of how rousseau tourists behave on vacation? do you know that you should stay away from reef vacationers as much as possible. they always cause a feeling of danger, disgust and spanish shame 95%. and here is where i saw for the first time how the russian war, the price of dinner comes in advance, they occupy the queue. why is it incomprehensible, as if the banya were hungry, they came from a hungry country, and not for a foreign vacation? at the word you ask to escape, you did not understand you can't count how many trashy characters we have shown you over the years of civil defense, and you can make a whole hit parade out of them. novosibirsk, who was so actively and cheerfully preparing for a trip to turkey that he blew himself up even at the stage of passport control in the morning road with a quiet blow to

even schengen gave the order that, before destroying the village.ll, that is, try not to destroy the village, but for the battalion, there was no barrier. that is, they wanted to do something, that is, they did not even follow the orders that the region received. here, at the beginning of the forty-second year , seven partisan detachments acted at once. they controlled the vast territory of klichev. kirovsky berezinsky bobruisk critical bykovsky district, if the territory of our area was, then and now is 1,8.000 m², then by 1943 it was the territory of the klichev, partizansky district zone, and was more than three three thousand square kilometers. that is, it is a large partisan republic, which includes parts of the adjacent regions, including the german garrison. the last densecysts strengthened it very well, powerful firing points were created on march 20, 1942, after a 12-hour battle, the partisans defeated it, and on april 3 it was decided to the restoration of soviet power in the region, but not for long, after some time the portion regime aga

i think, as you, by the way, have a passport and a visa and a schengen 3 years. go to europe as a group, but it didn't work out a year ago. that's great. great. so, we'll do everything quickly, so, so tomorrow you go to the technician. uh-huh, pick up the documents. they will help you there. all right, let's move forward. ok, deal. the causes of these health problems can be poor blood vessels. drugs help improve microcirculation , reduce the risk of blood clots, relieve inflammation and strengthen the walls of blood vessels. can crush this beetle, let him tell everything, if you betray your husband, you won't tell anything. we have a new methodology, you just thought, and we are already here. cop wars today at 20:00 on ntv kingfisher premiere today at 16:45 on ntv we offer with love a 20% discount on white coal, a convenient sorbent at the right time. look for different discounts transparent conditions, by credit card. gazprombank grace period is always 180 days without interest and every 2 months. it starts again. and also free service and cash withdrawal withou

minister tries in any situation to top the list of those who demand to ban russians from issuing schengeno force all russians to speak a language other than russian. tallinn was the first to transfer nato weapons to ukrainians. in soviet estonia, they lived well, but they repented of telling legends about their unhappy childhood. laughs at this. the whole story, after all, a little kaya, rode like cheese in butter. her father, a doctor of sciences with a member of the people's deputies of the supreme soviet of the ussr, headed e. the republican branch of the savings bank was, in general, a successful soviet functionary, but when the leader changed, he was the first to rush through helsinki to bow to washington to the new overlord, having previously drowned his port ticket in the gulf of finland. estonia quickly became a member of the european union after joining the north atlantic alliance, when estonia was admitted to nato, it was a political decision of the americans, and i think that european partners were not very happy about this. it was a very important moment when the prime ministe

petersburg and helsinki stopped issuing tourist visas, and even with the existing finnish schengen ,has been impossible to cross the border for the purpose of tourism for almost a year, but according to the social networks of the finnish government, one can judge them it's not new enough speaker. he is clearly a nazi. he wrote several times and said frankly that it is necessary to kill the russians, that is, he calls for this and not only the russian soldier, but it was for all the russians after the covid that the life of the border cities began to revive. lying auto-blocking streamers froze on empty streets, and the popular attraction start-up, water on the mattress dam, now passes not under the finnish sibilis, but it feels peaceful, ukraine and finally , on april 4 of this year, finland officially joined nato from vyborg to murmansk the length of the russian finnish border is 1270 km, which means that the border where the countries of the alliance directly adjoin russia has doubled and amounted to 2.570 km from the terrible russian authorities and finland is fenced off with a fen

offered an alternative to joining nato, the former head munich security conference wolfgang and schengenthe security of ukraine without the need for the country to join nato the strategy is to strengthen the war aid to kiev in response to russian shelling ischinger also proposed to give ukraine the right to take part in nato summits as a permanent guest without the right to vote aleksey so that in general it gives the main high chair, this is called you fight, die, but, uh, to our big european happy rich family. you are not still the internet is not enough, that, not that, that there are poor relatives, but in general the servants, the servants should sit in another room. sometimes you want to serve something on the gentlemen's table. here is their e status, which is now formed e hmm for ukraine they, e, nato leadership of the alliance, they were not going to accept ukraine at all. it was such, uh, dream control methods. here they formed this dream. we will accept in the european union we will accept ah. in nato, we will give you salaries, european officers will receive salaries like ger

schengen zone makes borders.ngen zone makes it to what's it impossible to control what's going on within europe. once you're greece you're you're into greece, you're effectively , you know, effectively at calais, you know, waiting to board a dinghy to come to a much more generous unhed come to a much more generous united kingdom. and at the same time, they're bringing this incredibly system to incredibly draconian system to monitor people who are entering europe legally. >> this is the point i was going to make. this is what i couldn't get my head around this morning when i first read this story. it was on a minute. was like, hold on a minute. you've eight thousands of you've got eight thousands of people flooding across at least hundreds thousands people. hundreds of thousands of people. yeah flooding across at least three, potentially four eu countries to get to that channel border to get in those boats to come here. yeah why are you not sort of looking controlling them rather someone that wants rather than som

it would require us to join schengen so there would be completely free movement and we'd have to takeeuro and we would have to join the euro. but it would mean people but it would mean that people who into the southern border who got into the southern border of greece , for example, would of greece, for example, would legitimately able to come to legitimately be able to come to the kingdom . the united kingdom. >> what would you say to those businesses struggling >> what would you say to those businessthey've struggling >> what would you say to those businessthey've strup|ling though? they've given up exporting, . they've exporting, some of them. they've got extra costs. they get got extra costs. they can't get hold materials hold of certain materials as quickly as they used the quickly as they used to. the people who are democrats, they accept the result but are suffering a result of brexit. suffering as a result of brexit. what would say to them? what would you say to them? >> businesses who >> well, some businesses who have traded exclusively with europe those europe will have some

it would require us to join schengen so there would be completely free movement and we'd have to takero and we would have to join the euro. but it would people but it would mean that people who into the southern border who got into the southern border of greece , for example, would of greece, for example, would legitimately able to come to legitimately be able to come to the kingdom . the united kingdom. >> what would you say to those businesses struggling >> what would you say to those businessthey've struggling >> what would you say to those businessthey've strup|ling though? they've given up exporting, . they've exporting, some of them. they've got extra costs. can't get got extra costs. they can't get hold materials hold of certain materials as quickly as they to. the quickly as they used to. the people who are democrats, they accept the result but are suffering a result of brexit. suffering as a result of brexit. what would say to them? what would you say to them? >> businesses who >> well, some businesses who have traded exclusively with europe those europe will have some of tho

any foreign national entering an eu state, including members of the eu who are not signed up to schengenhat even if we were still in the eu and we'd never have accepted shingon, which is unlimited free movement across the bloc, the story is a red herring. if we were still in the eu we would still be giving our fingerprints and our facial recognition. so it's a non story and those citing it are playing games and surprise , surprise, games and surprise, surprise, misleading. you now i voted remain in 2016, but immediately accepted the result and i can see that those who backed it day in, day out are winning the argument . hatred of brexit argument. hatred of brexit ignores those the facts and ignores those the facts and ignores what has actually happened since we left. hatred of brexit is political, not economic . it's ideology , not economic. it's ideology, not policy. hates rid of brexit. is religion , not reality. and religion, not reality. and anyone hoping we go back in will need a miracle . need a miracle. your reaction, mark, at cbnnews.com. i'm delighted to welcome my top pundits n

any foreign national entering an eu state, including members of the eu who are not signed up to schengenhat even if we were still in the eu and we'd never have accepted shingon, which is unlimited free movement across the bloc, the story is a red herring. if we were still in the eu we would still be giving our fingerprints and our facial recognition. so it's a non story and those citing it are playing games and surprise , surprise, games and surprise, surprise, misleading. you now i voted remain in 2016, but immediately accepted the result and i can see that those who backed it day in, day out are winning the argument . hatred of brexit argument. hatred of brexit ignores those the facts and ignores those the facts and ignores what has actually happened since we left. hatred of brexit is political, not economic . it's ideology , not economic. it's ideology, not policy. hates rid of brexit. is religion , not reality. and religion, not reality. and anyone hoping we go back in will need a miracle . need a miracle. your reaction, mark, at cbnnews.com. i'm delighted to welcome my top pundits n