the a.f. . do you or do you see the party as a second target. i mean sick it has a sect like structure in what way. they put up a united front and everyone has to stick together it's us against the world against everyone else the media and other political parties there's the f.t.'s and then there's the rest of society they want to set themselves apart and create their own society and that's a strong second leg principle. was that why you join the party it's us against the rest of the world. can know exactly. it was this notion of sticking together and working together towards one primary goal. it was an exciting feeling at first made me feel like i was in good hands. it was like a feel good. you could be attacked from all sides but it didn't matter because the party sticks together like a family. i thought that was really attractive and that's what i'm from when i'm stuck in five. that's what i'm personally what was the big issue for you at the beginning to me a meeting so i mean i like the idea of renewal and a new political entity that could b

four years francisca schreiber was a close advisor to falcon patriot former leader of the far right a.f. the party schreiber has since left the a.f.p. and has warned about the party's policies. mistry both the f.t. is the largest opposition party in germany with ninety two members in the german understocked if your book about this party is called inside a.f.d. pattaya highs inside do you do you see the party as a second tiger. i mean sick it has a sect like structure or not in what way. they put up a united front and everyone has to stick together it's us against the world against everyone else the media and other political parties there's the f.t. and then there's the rest of society they want to set themselves apart and create their own society. and that's a strong sect like principle but that's was that why you join the party it's us against the rest of the world. can know as well exactly. it was this notion of sticking together and working together towards one primary goal. it was an exciting feeling at first made me feel like i was in good hands. it was like a feel good. you could

crimes like that and a group claiming continued bombing of the poorest country in the middle east by our a.f. trained warplane pilots we're going to hear from ngo save the children joining me now from for the by skype is our son bashar assad welcome to going underground the i.c.r.c. has been telling r.t. in the past few days the dozens of civilians have been killed mostly children in u.k. armed saudi strikes in dian in the saga something save the children can corroborate what the i.c.r.c. is saying actually it was very tragic what we receive these of the mission about an explosion attack against a best seller for kids and to look for children and it happened twenty five kilometers northwest of solder city. the numbers and dozens killed and injured this was a very very horrifying incident and of course you had a bad incident one week ago that happened in an area in the hospital of farah those incidents keep targeting civilians and the casualties are not kids and civilians who have nothing to do with this war so there must be equal protection these baddies disobedience must be conflicted and w

particularly if you think of the xenophobia can come to islam you from pick either or even the far right a.f. dale tentative from germany posse why herring's that in language and since that behavior from them with very strong racist undertones even overtones if you will which is making certain behavior have become much more socially acceptable again in germany but of course at the same time with some of the recent events like the resignation all. this is also bringing they say issue of racism back into the attention of germans now resignation also sparked a debate about migrant integration survey respondents were asked how well they thought migrants had integrated into german society we're going to show you a couple of graphics now the first question asked in this poll was how well integrated migrants who have been are who been living in germany for many years now sixty two percent of respondents thought those migrants ones who have been here for many years are well integrated or very well integrated thirty three percent thought they're poorly integrated. now let's take a look at newly arriv

movement with the a.f. t. because they feel being left alone by politics because the number of policemen has been cut down significantly during the last years such that the birth load imposed on the single policeman is much higher than it ever was and police experiences on the street that they were hated nearly hated by leftists whereas if they protect their own stray sions of writing demonstrators they're welcomed and people are grateful to them and this without any doubt is not without results in how policeman perceive about the political situation but it would be highly exaggerated to say well there is infiltration of the police by right wing extremists this is not the case but the sympathy is clearly not on the left side as far as policemen are conserved in germany. and since you have said that use fear that kim is just the beginning what do you mean by that. see the political elites the intellect elites in germany comes from germany into a multi-ethnic and multicultural society which has been happening in

britain has been supplying intelligence from for our a.f. bases in yorkshire cambridge lincolnshire and northamptonshire to facilitate drone strikes on khan's country according to amnesty international the usa says german strikes are vital tool in its fight against the taliban and al qaeda in the pakistan tribal areas for joining us gonna stand it considers them a reliable and precise method. for targeting and killing insurgents. when an. actor he. has a good amnesty has long been asking for a public inquiry into british involvement in the u.s.a.'s drone assassination program in pakistan and it's something a prime minister imran khan would look set to show interest in killing people by these drones basically sitting on a screen and eliminating people. dehumanizing them treating them. as if you know from some other planet not giving them a basic right of proving their innocence i mean it violates all norms of justice imran khan has even threatened to shoot down the drones of data nations and while the u.k. aided drone assassinations to raise

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