colonies. our assemblies have tax power and we've been paying taxes ourselves to ourselves. have been running things within our own colony. if we are not paying as much as other people in the empire, maybe that is something to talk about but don't talk about us not paying taxes. this is just insulting. you want to know what we should really be talking about? we need to temper the tierney of the british, the british turned away from their very faith and liberty is what is going on here. in the wake of the 7 years war parliament demonstrated that it had abandoned its sense of democracy, abandoned its defense of us, and obviously by the time you get to the coercive acts, obviously its goal, this is a word you need to keep in mind for the next 20 years of american history, usurping, taking away the power and authority of the colonies, especially the colonial assembly. the colonial assemblies are more democratic than parliament, not everybody in britain votes for parliament, not everybody in the colonies votes for the colonial assemblies either but more, a greater percentage of t

not everybody in the colonies votes for the cope y'all assemblies, been colonial assemblies. but a greater percentage of the men, white men -- i'm just, you know, being realistic here -- are voting for their elected officials in the assemblies than voted in up britain for the parliament. it's more democratic. and upside cutting that, it's undercutting us. and for generations we've had a way that we dealt can with the motherland, with britain, and they are violating the way in which we have done business all the way through this period. we did the not start with violent protests, we did not start this process after the seven years' war thinking these wild thoughts that this british professor was talking about. we were measured. offended? yes, we were offended. we were offended by the line drawn through the appalachian mountains, the proclamation if line. we win territory like european powers win in any war that they fight. that's what you do, you settle up at the end of a war by tradinger the the stories. you can see that throughout the history off europe. that's what happened

colony. our assemblies have tax power and we've been paying taxes ourselves to ourselves. we've been running things within our own colony, if we're not paying as much as other people in the empire maybe that's something to talk about, don't talk about not paying taxes. so this is just, do you want to know what we should be talking about, we need to temper the tyranny of the british. british turned away from their faith and liberty is what's going on here. in the wake of the seven years war over and over again parliament demonstrated it had abandoned its sense of democracy, abandoned its defense of us. and obviously by the time you get to the coercive act i would say obviously it's goal of this is the word you need to keep in mind for the next 20 years of american history. usurping, taking away the power and authority of the colonies especially the colonial assembly. the assemblies are more democratic than parliament, not everybody votes for parliament, not everybody in the colonies votes either. but a greater percentage of them and white men, being realistic here, are votin

not only do we pay something in the navigation act that we pay taxes ourselves to the colonial assembly in the colonies. our h simply is have tax power d we've been paying taxes ourselves to ourselves. we have been running things within our own colony if we are paying as much to other people that we didn't hire but don't talk about is not paying taxes. you want to know what we should really be talking about? we need to temper the b tyrannyf the british. the british turned away from their faith in liberty is what's going on here. in the wake of the seven years war over and over again parliament demonstrated it had abandoned its sense of democracy, abandoned its defense of us and obviously by the time you get to the course of act i would say obviously this is a word that you need to keep in mind for the next 20 years of american history. usurping, taking away the power and authority of the colonies especially the colonial assembly. the colonialol assemblies are me democratic than parliament. not everybody in britain votes for parliament and not everybody in the colonies vote for the polit

palestinians, not because the palestinians, but because they have 42 is a genocidal colonial settler state. the general assembly is a brometer of the opinion, not just of countries, but also the global opinion, and i think the position has become quite clear. in every major capital out the world there has been demonstrations of support to all the palestinians people who would ordinarily be on the sideline would not be concerned about global events are talking about. the palestinians and the suffering they have endure and those that had never had a position before have taken one that clearly condemns israel, it is only the blind and those that are supporting the criminal acts of setism and genocide that are siding with israel, small number of individuals that blind to the writing on the wall, this is the death of the state as it was the death the apart state, it's only those individuals that have attached. the hearts to part that are prepared to go down with this ship that is bound to sink. okay, appreciate that. zakarmed attorney, activist and political analyst in johannesburg, and that's it for now. including

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is said this would form the basis for consultation with the national assembly and for to a new laws about items from the former colonies and on human remains. meanwhile, the campaign for restitution continues in the health that one day africa's heritage will be entirely returned to the continent and that cultural exchanges and the global ok markets will operate in a foreign equitable way. the as i mentioned, the interview on my what do you, what that will be at that the spend a minute more minutes. what else do you need? is that a bad? did i solve that? and it's about 80 ponce, that's fine. so let me just then let me, uh, would you like another minute to book a say i don't think this, but the file must have had to fill out like a me, it's literally just have them a folder, not glue on them. and it'd been is that a legit him in a minute and we'll go freleigh hazy, our thoughts because i can use but the patient doesn't have time to wait for the extremely unfortunate. but there are no quick wins and events or research hard hitting interviews. do you feel like america is the best thing to do since these days, or is it just

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colonial violence, and so what this shows is that... israel is isolated, the united states is isolated, the general assembly, which is the world's parliament and which is the most democratic organ in the united nations, has said, we overwhelmingly want immediate seas fire. now at the same time, and this is where sometimes you feel there's a parallel reality, you hear the united states voting against that, you see the united states voting against that resolution, and at the same time..." um, words from the biden administration about israeli indiscriminate bombing. hamid nure is an iranian citizen who's been illegally imprisoned by swedish authorities for over 50 months a unfounded allegations. his family is held a rally in front of the swedish embassy on thursday to protest his difficult situation in prison. hamed nuri, an iranian father. son and husband who was illegally arrested upon his arrival at sweden's stockholm airport in 2019. he was imprisoned under unfounded allegations leveled by the terrorist organization of mujahidin khalk or mek. the meck have accused him of involvement in the execution of its members in iran in the 1980s. 62

colonial violence. and so... what this shows is that israel is isolated, the united states is isolated, the general assembly, which is the world's parliament and which is the most democratic organ in the united nations, has said, we overwhelmingly want immediate ceasefire, now at the same time, and this is where sometimes you feel there's a parallel reality, you hear the united states voting against that, you see the united states voting again that resolution and at the same time um words from the biden administration about israeli indiscriminate bombing. that's it for you everyone, thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. israel's carried out fresh air strikes on gaza killing dozens in southern cities of han units and rafa th death tools now during 1900 since the war began some 70 days ago, most of the dead have been women. and children, head of the un agency for palestinian refugees says no place has been spared from israel's constant bombings. philippe lazarini says that locations include medical and un facilities that should be protected under the law of war. he said gozans are terrified, desperate and

who are feeling the flames of central colonial violence, and so what this shows is that israel is isolated, the united states is... isolated, the general assembly, which is the world's parliament and which is the most democratic organ in the united nations has said, we overwhelmingly want immediate cease fire. now at the same time, and this is where sometimes you feel there's a parallel reality, you hear the united states voting against that, you see the united states voting against that resolution, and at the same time words from the biden administration. about israeli indiscriminate bombing, and that does with this editional world news, thanks for being with us at the top of the hour, recap of the top stories, let's bye for now. يما عدوك عليك دليل يا الولد يا ابني تلول يوم ما عدوك. we cannot permit a resource so vital to be dominated by one so ruthless and we won'tزم الجيش العراقي من الكويت راسا حصلت انتفاده في اسبوع واحد قتل المجرم صدام اكثر من 2000 شخص. الامريكان كانوا واقعا يسمعون كانوا يشاهدون جاءت عمليه غزو الكويت وفرض حصار دولي جائر على العراقيين دام اكثر من 12 عاما طحن عظام العراقien. we have heard that a half million children have die

those who are feeling the flames of setter colonial violence, and so what this shows is that israel is isolated, the united states is isolated, the general assembly, which is the world's parliament and which is the most democratic. organ in the united nations has said, we overwhelmingly want immediate seizfire. now, at the same time, and this is where sometimes you feel there's a parallel reality, you hear the united states voting against that, you see the united states voting against that resolution, and at the same time, words from the biden administration about israeli and discriminate bombing. and with that we come to the end of this bullet and thank you for being with us, i'll be back with the recap of the news in around a minute's time. take care for now. depressed coverage of this assassination of sulaymani now entering its uh uh fourth day we're looking at some uh news in brief for this hour, the yemy army says it has directly targeted an israeli bound container sh or container ship with drone in response to the regimes ongoing on slaught on gaza, that's after the vessel refused to... respond to warnings, the army said several ships were