a rare azis of common sense remains in hungary.inister orban, in an interview with a local radio station, said that he would not give in to blackmail from the european union. which demands budapest to lift the ban on lgbt propaganda. brussels wants to impose this on the hungarians, but it won’t work, orban snapped. added a direct quote: there is no money for which lgbt propagandists could be allowed into schools. what will happen to our children and grandchildren are more important than money. it's hard to disagree. in washington, everything is exactly the opposite. the biden administration is sparing no budget to help non-binary americans. so the white house allocates almost 700. no one will dare to use the pronoun she in relation to of course, this will be done with tolerance, such trances. and this is not the first such program that biden has paid for at taxpayer expense. in september, seattle children's hospital gave $240,000 to develop sex education manuals for gay children. lesbians and trans. in july, a grant for whole. 2 mi

point yemen has said that they're going to retaliate if i were to read the words of uh the hussein al-azi the yemeni deputy foreign minister uh who said the us and britain must pay prepared to pay heavy price this may go on uh but the question that comes about here is is uh the us and the uk in the so-called coalition that they have actually there which was - you know wasn't really received that well, especially when you have saudi arabia and the ua for example, saying we don't want to be part of that, um, is that they're they're afraid that this strategy might actually work, do you think that that is that is the case? because if you really think about it, um, yemen has stood up, they've really stepped up to the plate, and the strategy that they nobody would have thought uh, they've conjured that up and they went after it in terms of targeting israely bound ships, how effective do you think uh this strategy is? and if the us in particular is afraid of this actually working? i think clearly it is working. i think uh it it is not only working but it is working as intended and therefore the

point yemen has said that they're going to retaliate if i were to read the words of uh the hussein al-azi the yemeni deputy foreign minister uh who said the us and britain must pay prepared to pay heavy price this may go on uh but the question that comes about here is is uh the and the uk and the so-called coalition that they have actually over there, which was - you know, wasn't really received that well, especially when you have saudi arabia and the uae for example, saying we don't want to be part of that, um, is that they're they're afraid that this strategy might actually work, do you think that that is that is the case, because if you really think about it, um, the yemen has stood up, they've really stepped up to the plate, and the strategy that they nobody would have thought, uh, they've conjured that up and they went after it in terms of targeting israely bounds. chips, how effective do you think uh this strategy is and if the us in particular is afraid of this actually working? i think clearly it is working, i think it it is not only working but it is working as intended and there

it was taken over by hamas in a coup d'État in■ç■ 2007 azy to the last iota, and from then on he becamerm of terror for iran and all its proxies. from then on we had thousands of missiles on our head. from then on we reached this barbaric moment on this october 7, and now we go in according to our right of self-defense and in every house. you pull up in a bedroom, you pull up the bed, you find a missile. a missile, hundreds of i do where you go they can press a button and chuck missiles on israel like we had this week. we pulled out from the center. we have missiles. so we have to understand if we have the right to defend ourselves, it's an go catch the terrorists, clean up the houses and bring back their citizens. that is what we're trying to do. i'm not shy away from t gaza. and you want to know something? we care. we care. we -- eight is pain for us that our neighbors are suffering so much. but how else c we defend ourselves if our enemies decided to entrench in an infrastructure of terror of unbelievable size and scope? it's a very complicated battle. everywhere we go, in shops, liv

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