he said that there might be a 3rd party in the reparation conflicts between poland and germany. borne maybe has the, the right of course to ask for operations as other nations that were ah, victims of nazi german aggression during world war 2. however, the timing is very interesting. so of course, since $1004.00, if i'm not mistaken, are born is asking for the reparations. but this has been intensified in the last last couple of months, actually in since february this year. since the last a escalation, already existing war in eastern europe. and so i think that there is a more profound reason for this. that is that as many times in 2014 and 15, the chief of stradford the time, ah, george friedman said that the main question is germany. he said that the european union is unsustainable as a project and that it will eventually fall apart. and the main question of europe is german, the german question. so the interest of the united states and he openly said that, i, as it was the interest of great britain in the past, is for germany not to get connected are in a geopolitical coalition wit

the 3rd party that they say that they were attempting to clear the air and correct mr. lover of on some of the misinformation here. well, no one on the african continent actually expects an explanation out of russia. the continent was pretty firm when the war started, that it will not be engaging in any kind of rhetoric between superpowers. and that they clearly understand the position of germany. and what the natal ah, grooving, had done to push russia to the place that it is today. we believe that europe still views africa within the prism of colonialism within the prism of less then. and they have still to treat as all look at africans as equal people with their own urgency. and this reminds me of the that the, the comments by e u foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, who really stared up emotions of his own. when he said the following futile is a garden. we had built a garden avenue. she works is the best combination of our political freedom, economic prosperity, and social cohesion. that the human kind has been able to build this 3 things together. the rest of the world must of the

jean russia, a fully aware of the, of the kind of damage that confrontation is visiting up upon 3rd party. well, i'm pretty sure they understand. the question is, what are they doing about? the fact is that the don't looking one has been a dealing with a very difficult global environment for a long time. i would say for 300 years, i think we have been a colony of the british for a long time. and then we had a little new system dominated by the west after the 2nd world war is traditionally dominated also by the rest. but even in multilateral organizations, are dominated by major problems. so what is now called the global sound, which is essentially a, don't a big countries on it used to be called card world and all it is you're good of them but has not been in a good position for a long time. and it's only in the last couple of decades with globalization and new opportunities for growth that, you know, countries like china and india, many other countries in latin america and africa experienced groups. i think the current crisis, international crisis, both the water ukraine, but more import

although we 1000000 people talk to the 3 m one off site 3rd party. again, i'm the national team. ah, china has been some this is the south koreans and response to sold and posing coven 19 restrictions on its travelers. ah, i'm told mccrae this is l g 0 live from dar. also coming up at least 17 people have been killed in southern peru as anger grows against the rest of the former president. last month. severe storms and flooding in california forced thousands to flee their homes. forecast is one days more to come. we report from the scene. one of the worst hit areas was here in santa cruz, where you could see behind me this for capital war was cutting to my cubby shirt. and a disappointing in to the u. k. space mission, as it is 1st satellite, fails to make it into orbit. china has taken its 1st fertility step against countries and posing covered 19 curves on its travelers. it suspended short term vases for south koreans. after sol announced what bushing says or discriminatory entry restrictions, people traveling to south korea from china are required to undergo a p. c artist. upo

and there may have to be 3rd parties that help sort of smooth the beginnings of this discussion. i might add that the a, the president soleski is right. this is not going to be an easy negotiation by any means. and the obstacles to any kind of political settlement are formidable in people who talk about, you know, going to p stocks and reaching a solution very quickly. i think have not thought to clearly just how difficult this is going to be. ukraine has every reason to want some kind of assurances that this isn't going to happen again. russia will undoubtedly have its own desires for certain assurances so that the things that helped lead it to start the war in the 1st place are alleviated. and none of these are going to be easy to work out at all, so i wouldn't be naive about it. but nonetheless, the thing that's going to drive, i think, consideration of some form of negotiated settlement is the difficulty that both sides are going to have an achieving any kind of decisive breakthrough on the ground. it's quite clear that the initial russian war plan was badly designed there fo

so you to figure out the 3rd party training the ukrainian forces so they can use a tank which i've never used before. and the 3rd reason that germany is kind of on it is hesitant, is this fear of that it can be used as russian propaganda. i mean, german official senior german official said publicly, we're way we don't want a situation where a russian german tank could be firing at russians in the east of ukraine, and russia can say, look me towards attacking us. so those are 3 main reasons i would say. and what's the public opinion on this case? yeah, well public opinion, until recently, most germans have actually been really kind of cautious about this and i've been again standing lepper to tanks as this debate has been kind of a raging and last couple of weeks of seem public pulling actually shift to in favor of sending leper to tanks, i mean it's still quite split and you can see in the pulling that that it's no, there's not overwhelming support for this. today we actually, when i spoke to, to some people and we can take a listen to what had sienna. you find a suit, we want your crane

might him in that he would be the beginning. guilty because i look was when it was his i became a 3rd party. i am with franklin b, need guy nick down to south willa don't. let's mentioned a tool about jamar. i mean, the semester i said to carol, sure. or to hold on. let me see who should i know? i forgot to know why to come out when empties her nostril marie's heart. muscle maliciously apparent. albert is apparent again and didn't i. was he the rama? i don't quote me. well, i didn't. i did. okay. oh, don't girl st. andy, i'm going well, i see from adequacy popular portfolio. you had any toya? no, no, from ya from everybody else. oh, i will talk to little kitchen or la or did you did? yeah. oh, it quantum nina, i have a meeting from quanto, a bona luthey. i think it is for us is a ah, a little competence to book on our issue that i should a good many sushi bud sawandi who put out our quantity. it's, we're not prepared money who feeds you can assume yes. you see a near me, it's in you got, it. won't berries tell him i may be in the mail about putting a c, d. c. but don't go in if we can sampl

but while the size of indonesia, the communist party was 3rd to those in china and the soviet union at the time, it became the target of a brutal massacre. after it was blamed for an attempted overthrow of then president su car, no move. western officials admitted was seen as the perfect way to influence public opinion. however, documents from the state department show that officials in washington encouraged the killings as a way to deal with overcrowded prisons. and in some cases, they even bragged about handing over a list of suspects to the indonesian military to target directly. they probably killed a lot of people and i probably have a lot of blood on my hands, but that's not all bad. no one cared so long as they were communists that were being butchered. no one was getting very worked up about it. there appears to be no way for the u. s. government to deny its knowledge of just how brutal the massacre was. as a document showing washington's encouragement of the crackdown are coupled with cable, showing that the u. s. embassy in jakarta was sending regular updates to the state dep

so that mr. griffin insurance prepared to lower the insurance not on are both comprehensive now 3rd party. so comprehensive. one upper lip showing up on gothic or would it be share 950-0500. ah, so i thought it gonna deal resurrection that he, oh oh, you are not to puerto hubble up a call, 50 harper had to palm valley santa appeared to court on line. so to number to my now from one to wanted to know before. yeah, the did, the guy normally does a mobile to move one insurance company. manual plan is another sheba. the king wound up on the hays id say, because look in that another one moment. the mental health benefits are cleanser. ne, easy o'connor salt will you? i talked to miss mom up on up on a smartphone, what has up my insurance and i placed or whatever to appear to network griffin up or down load up, or create account. okay. create account which has opened a new apple. so on the touch phone number's in your lap or to top tv up top of theater. p. gotten his door to miguel michael. well hope it garcia. i did the buddy our coffee had de la as a santee, i found any final thought. that is

so africa, i says could budget for 3rd party take care of got a matching up now with the board of records guest on it, that they just such a look maps to reset the password to dealer chip. so if, if she in the form, if by just a general check the chain, the version beat was the recall or not. so she's not in things. if it's suitable ish porcelain charla or she's because up on the completely vitally not mitchell. i said the beat was off the call. can you stretch due to due due to my lawyer told me it does say can you call me or call me? so i design to re, let's go to the doctor will sort of union poodle combat the to reason that she just wants to go to the issue. you have to, you know, more complex to she knew you see they've realized on a key such a little don't know what a group one city other all but these are resorts to release the studies are just the one out of the legacy party own. i do my, the full to come to source. you this, it said please, you fool. you. let pity show sick you a receipt issue that don't look down to problem that you fool it, monica, you said to use the pity shar

that's best done by having an independent 3rd party institution that's responsible for managing, administering, and running referendums in some countries. this is a electoral branch that operates independently of the political actors who are elected. that's the best way to do it. but you see this. busy electoral branch of electoral body, this independent body would go around and hold these roving informational sessions for people in different parts of the country to learn about the referendum stakes about everything that it entails and to ask questions. another thing that i think is useful to design a referendum is to fund opposite sides. so you have money, public monies that are available to a yes campaign with its own spokespersons and representatives, and a no campaign with its own spokespersons in representatives. so that's also very important. one more thing for design of the actual question itself must be such that it's seen as fair referendum and psychology very, very closely connected because you can phrase a question in a way that leads you to a particular kind of answer. and so it's

or even asked to his 5th learners for plus symbols of thought code to limit a to level of put a 3rd party to pull it. i would the in us it's just for number daughtry. quit toyota donnelly, in the financials with trust so, and yet you feel upon us familiar all a bit, a little bit when you're a supercilious, suppose, or taught us time. like, how could you tell us yet then us the possibility of them see party of them should we up to just a, a potomac, to kind of business. you know, the one of the 1st purchaser were to claim a model problem. a thief for some patrol. most color, as well as soccer funny jealous of you, would you not let me slow to study multiple summer bus will come to the toddler, boy or bush located on us. sleep will close extra train. you must stop. it'll come to police after associates or for the welcome email. oh, for 2 contacts and that's on for me as well for bro spun yet. nobody. emma tucker dog stiff. a collier pretty well. i can't tell you on the baton that place, but nashville is a muslim to little small b o ali karma if you see it up boca ok day by the code there, t

to the place where we will be able to, to backfill pretty capably any countries that choose to do 3rd party transfers to help with the current conflict. us state department data says that weapons manufacturers made huge profits in 2022. the grain conflict was a huge game changer with a 49 percent boost in profits over 2021 and new contracts are currently in the pipeline now to oversee new arms deals. the house and senate armed services committee has appointed 8 commissioners to review biden's foreign policy. not surprisingly, they came straight from the defense contractors, me, i, in the in the, the pentagon can't even keep track of all the billions of dollars poured into it consistently failing multiple audits. the white house wants to keep the war and ukraine on a role, and military corporations have no objections. ukrainian embassy has even hosted military corporate patients as guests of honor, known forever that ukraine is the most corrupt country in europe. the entire mainstream media in the west knew that up until february 24th of last year. and then they conveniently forgot that that

sanctioned strategy against team rushes. resources easing up on russian companies, selling oil to 3rd parties. russian banks, insurance sanctions, most recently call sanctions with perhaps fertilizer and cement sanctions. next. the ear continues to ensure that it sanctions denote impact, energy and agrifood exports from russia to a 3rd countries comparing press coverage from earlier this year earlier, the season to what we're seeing now. it's clear that all the early season hopes and optimism have given way to the harsh realities that team west to misguided and ideologically driven strategy has right. the social is with sanctions and not the and go dialogue is the key. and i would like to highlight the eu has made a decision not to support the strengthening of restrictions. so in 2023, we should find out if team west has a change in strategy that perhaps takes its supporters best interests into account . or if it's headed for a big showdown with its very own fans. as we wrap up the top headlines of 2022, barely a week passed without protest flaring up somewhere in the world with too many for

of facebook, an item may be flagged in your news feed, if it has been disputed by an independent 3rd party fact checker outside of facebook. so yes, sir, use the season k company all 5 so it will know him for months. now famous, more receival of us going to companies will pay you look at telecom, will file support unless those things or plays like that. he can see if you see electing lucky and we'll get a thick continuity shipment they take that puts up for yellows in for him for a report. this middle purpose is swati us when use if that if they report a battle stick and your company was 5. so all i see and when analyses in a school tardies and you seen it. so that is that the families get him to move in a few are they say that the company will instances say, los angeles receive a loss. i lost track checkers. not most of the responses that we've seen from the platforms thus far have gone to tweaking their algorithms to help downgrades and certain kinds of this information from being shared online. we're seeing companies like facebook or google work, with fact checkers or invest in media li

i think the germans are slowly getting to the position where they are going to allow for 3rd parties to transfer their leverage has as yet your previous report mentioned that 12 different countries have leverage. i think there are about 2000 them in the western european military. so there's a group of countries that could be a coalition of the willing to transfer them. i think it's best that they transferred with german permission. eventually the polls made it clear they do it without, but you begin to get into logistic challenges right away. if you start to do that without permissions and clearly there's confusion in berlin between the foreign minister, defense ministers positions over the last 48 hours. and there is silence coming from the chancellor, olaf, schultz. if you could put yourself in his position to me, can you see any reason for this hesitancy or for this lack of communication? what i think at this point where we have to recognize germany, actually is one of the, the largest 3 contributors to the military mission, ukraine. you know, after the united states and united ki

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night, fearing the next military race and the parts and asking this question, when would it be my 3rd party? my job lives next? to a house that was rated, she says 4 months. she and her family have been living in fear of being killed, not injured, or penalize. it was a battlefield. i couldn't move in my house because it overlooks the shooting. i stayed in the, in the room. i couldn't even go to the toilet if i needed to. i'm terrified. one of the victims of this new rate was a 61 year old woman locals here say she was shot dead in the neck by israeli forces on the rooftop of her home. the rubble of this house and its chart walls, bearing witness to watch become an new daily nightmare for palestinians engineer. i had met her algebra jeanene refugee camp. the us defense secretary has confirmed the killing of a senior isolated by special forces below the sudan. he was killed along with 15 is an undisclosed location in northern somalia, president joe biden to prove the mission last week after months of planning senior us official say a sudan, a play the key role in funding. i still offer ations

our candidates who have come out as a 3rd party of your mites are called pizza obee. he's from the south east of nigeria. today's 3 men are the front front us right now you can look beyond is 3. what are the main challenges that nigeria is new president will have to deal with elisa well, that that's everyone was going to talk about security in security has been a huge problem in nigeria for 4 years now. even last year we had to, you know, unprecedented train our taxi in our buddha. and, oh, so you know, violence in places like a church in his south west. the hot bull quarter. i mean, such as in the north, east swap also in north west and in a pos of san fran. no, not central. and also in the southeast i pub separately. so there's large pockets of non state actors of violence around a country. and this has to be one of the key issues that will be facing the new president who comes in. there's also to talk about the economy, inflation and unemployment. just like i said in the report about 40 percent of disuse, once it goes that they have a lot of lombard unemployed use

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so i am inclined to think that full and might be motivated from a 3rd party to ah, intensify these requests. well, other than the motivation, poland, germany concluded several treaties and agreements to compensate polish victims of german aggression twice in the seventy's in 1982 and between 19922006 when germany and austria jointly paid compensation to surviving victims of slave labor in nazi germany. don't these count as reparations. and how fair is it to say that poland has received no reparations from germany. while i think that this is a question for a, for lawyers and for their craft, because it can probably be defined in one way by the germans and the other by the polls. and i think that yes, of course we can think of this as partial reparation. but i still think that the context is what really counts out that what is important is the environment in which the nato is constantly trying to force germany to let's say, participate more in the common defense. also, germany is being bullied literally by washington and london, and even by kiev and, and war. so as you can see now. so from th

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and very, very little consideration for, you know, 3rd parties who have nothing to do with struggle with. yeah, you're right, and that's what i was doing. some of my columns was for publish to to go back to march april this year, beginning of the facilities that sanctions, most of all out of blood is to them. they do not distinguish the targets. you'll see the impact of what example us sanctions on iran and how, you know, everybody has been impacted by that really i've been receiving an office on sanctions for a long time. so sanctions are blunt, and i think it is to say that a conflict between 2 countries scrubbing can bend within those 2 countries, which has happened in many other cases. but the minute ground global sanctions. and that to sanctions, huge in summers, each thing to national system. i mean, you take, for example, the sanctioning of the russian center back. i was reading somewhere that, you know, right to the 2nd one was the bank of international study runs in switzerland, never sanctioned. i spent the german central bank for a close company. the german banks would not san