u. k. although no longer a member of the you, it's none. the less is, you know, more than happy to say yeah, yeah, yeah, we go to just do, do whatever the americans want. and so we have this, this entity of this, your, of the european confidence that it has seemed to have nothing to say. i mean, what, well, you know what, actually i'm in charge. you know me throw it back tomorrow, is the we, you know, we, after the, the 2008 financial crisis, a new organization, the g 20, which i think was a really good idea. the g 7 doesn't speak for the world though they think they do. um, but then we have the the g 7 just corrupting the g 20. i mean, again, you know, she shutting down all kinds of avenues of different points of view and not allowing countries to express their sovereign interest in rights more. and what is the southern interest? you know, so it's almost a dirty word with dusty phrase, you know, with the further we go down this road, you know, a centrally a most member states, you know, the level of governance, discuss lowering those now.

u. k. either. although i don't think the u. k. also a permanent member of the security council from what i'm hearing is going to use it's vito. it will property of stain on this, not to. so the decision now, i think, is left to the sponsor, the original sponsor of the reservation. it's got 55, at least 55 coast bonuses from other member states have united nations. but the original sponsor is the united arrow, but brooks, it happens to be the arab member of the security council full department, in fact, till the end of the year when that time runs out of the going to push ahead with this resolution knowing it's going to be vetoed, the reason to do that perhaps is to show the us show the world. that is the us. that is the country is blocking the know 1000. i'm countries like russia might be inclined towards making sure that the vote as payback for what happened over ukraine. in the security account, absolutely, or do they do is the french ambassador, is suggesting and postpone this and try and find something that everyone can agree

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