nerita waight ceo of aboriginal — society. nerita waight ceo of aboriginal services _ society.s thank you | society. nerita waight ceo of. aboriginal services thank you for joining us on the program. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. burkina faso has announced the official ending of the french military operation there. last month, ouagadougou ended a military accord with paris, under which about four—hundred french special forces were deployed to fight islamist groups. there are speculation the country could turn to moscow for support in its fight against islamist insurgents. meta — the company behind instagram and facebook — has followed twitter in launching a verified subscription service for paying users. after providing a government id, a blue badge will be added to their profile. the company's founder mark zuckerberg, said the service would increase security and authenticity. the roll—out will begin in australia and new zealand this week. thousands of anti— government demonstrators have taken part in a rally in the capital of moldova, to protest abo

that connection, aboriginal people have to their home country. >> the serious consequences of destroying the land are prompting new methods of conservation. >> this aims to reduce deforestation by sowing seeds faster. they are planting roads of -- rows of trees. this allows crops to be cultivated in the alleyway. in trinidad and to boggle, dashed -- tobago, they can be over sen meters ng. more important is we limit our consumption of natural resources. the future of our planet depends onóçóçx2ccóñóñóñóñóñóñ f■t■t■t■q host: welcome to “global 3000”" back to blue -- brazil's spix's macaw was once extinct in the wild. now it's making a comeback. center stage -- we encounter pawan kumar's tenacity on s challenging career path. and fleeing at all costs -- african refugees risk everything on the dangerous journey to the arabian peninsula. glittering facades and vast wealth -- the visible

here, distant civilizations aborigines and the townspeople who keep up with the times adjoin. wild prairies and modern cities. this country may be very different, but equally beautiful. hello tanzania for most travelers is associated primarily with safari, few people manage their routes without famous national parks, because here you can see all the big five african elephants, rhinos, buffaloes, lions and leopards , not to mention stard antelope zebras, iran is everything, of course, simply incredible, but personally for me , most of all here manila is something else. nothing makes the country so vibrant as the people who live here tanzania more than 100 tribes. completely different from each other. the khazazade tribe is already waiting for me. they are the bushmen people who live right inside the trees. welcome to the hadzabi tribe of hunters and gatherers, it must be said, it's so easy to wait far. not every tourist, far from every tribe. i just got very lucky with the guide. meet mustafa, he was born in a village not far from this tribe, from childhood he was interested in

aboriginal gold seekers know about the life of different peoples and estates of different eras.ly need. this is very instructive and avoids many mistakes in our modern world. there are places where museums and open-air hang around in israel our correspondent kirill zvyagin turned into a resident of ancient judea menachem goldberg traveled a lot around the world. although he wanted to travel in time much more, having received an education, having paid his military debt to his homeland, he finally decided to make his dream come true , for a start , the minachim acquired several hectares of empty land in the vicinity of jerusalem thousand years ago from present time to biblical times. in his possessions, minakhim goldberg launched a stormy activity; he built a dwelling reminiscent of those in which the people of israel lived in ancient times. built shelters for animals ordered costumes that the ancestors of modern israelis once flaunted, it remained only a small matter to attract visitors to babaks in parkades. i wanted people who come here to have the opportunity to plunge headlon

eh, lived to save the buzzing aborigines, scientific minds undertook at the republican center of thesian academy of sciences a unique laboratory of genetics of the bashkir bee was opened. here, uh, there is a unique collection of more than ten thousand samples. that is, it is the largest data bank in russia, and honey bees. ufa scientists argue about the correct and incorrect bees based on well-known images, but on a scientifically serious basis, this cartoon cannot be explained by a specialist, of course, they know very well, of course, they understand well what e is, that different, uh, breeds of bees can produce different types of honey , without exaggeration, they work here, how the bees parry and extract dna from winnie the pooh's pectoral muscles, in general he said a brilliant phrase that the right bees make the right honey. well, she was a little different, like the wrong bees and the wrong way to make honey. but we already proceed from this to the fact that the right bees make the right honey, the significance of their world-class work among the russian breed. she is the dar

indisputable historical facts, the problem of full recognition of the grimes of white australians against aborigines has not been resolved so far. ah, the iranian presidents, 1st visit to china is planned for tuesday, as the 2 countries speak to expand their economic cooperation and growing pressure from the west. and as ukraine shall cities in the don bass using data supplied weapons, the block secretary general urges the alliance to ramp up production plus, today marks 20 years since the un report on the absence of weapons of mass destruction in iraq, which was insufficient to stop the u. s. from starting the war actively justified by western media. one war reporter cares for memories of the events. part of my job was to choose control the media narrative, help control the media narrative, those coming out of iraq. the story.

the problem of full recognition of the crimes of white australians against aborigines has not been resolved so far. mm. i to business with issues of boston review ard with key the when oceans keep the pros push to deal with us, putting money to new law school with us to phone us in the full claims issue. i am with you of the but superficial lithium door prevalence of over, but huge with awe with i don't know how we even continue on. we just do it's a crime scene and, and we still go to where it all happened. it's hard to just get over it. it's not just the school, it's the community that you're in. people may not see it, but you're always thinking about it. always good to hear a door close at school and a lot of us don't jump police sirens. i'll think of that day, i'll just picture myself, walking out and seeing all the car cars everywhere, any loud noise, i associate with gunshots. if i close my eyes, like that's all i hear the sound of the bullets heading laws and people call use a survivor. but i'm not a survivor yet. i'm still healing. i'm still processing. like i don't know about title

uh, not so aboriginal although of course, uh, almost 12 centuries. the word beetroot, it is greek, and already from us from the slavs. yes, go west. well, it didn’t take root very well, as you said, right? to this day, it doesn’t exist, you won’t find beets, so the borders of europe, without conditional, the west, the next moment is there. well, we must remember that we us actually this red ray appeared around the tenth century. and here you need to remember that too fatty broth will also eat the taste. well, it will give you, of course. it sits, and too fatty broth forms a large thick layer of oil, which, by the way, will be added to the oil that you are frying. yes, it's already there. plus you're using a very fatty broth in a big layer. you can easily. there are dozens of ways to degrease it. but, if you cook, for example, a borscht on a chicken, just remove the skin of the very thing that is in the chicken, not fragrant, but at the same time, a actually the fat concentrate itself, the funny thing is that according to some recipes lard is added th

indisputable historical facts, the problem of full recognition of the crimes of white australians against aborigines has not been resolved so far. ah, ah ah . i had recruited collaborators to write articles and books and things and broadcast to the ukraine. are they at one point i came up with something like 200000 newspapers being printed ah, 5000 path was being distributed as something like 1200 hours of ukrainian propaganda broadcast into the country. or the subdivision of what was in the soviet union. brumbalow park show was national little carmel to sit, is the most money for months. so what are your currently based learning level? sure. at the current, rio mob loaner church. now schultz in the dpr is prosecutor's office. files on crimes committed by the ukrainian army are stored in a separate room. the evidence includes books glorifying full manase criminals within the ukranian nationalist ranks and been reading materials smuggled into ukraine. from as early as the 19th sixty's, as part of a new cia operation called prologue, captain cook the show us coldly or why not even to post the photo we

indisputable historical facts, the problem of full recognition of the crimes of white australians against aborigines has not been resolved so far. i ah akiva this as soon to say for something. not please about this as soon as she resumed this will be too. oh, i'll walk your prov. you might she my, it bought a model, a martin, my daughter populous who is late to i. hey, i study so why? hey guys young. it goes to late to dwell on the, the, so hall to pass. the dixie shall straighten it for the next to really see that all right, with about the oh shit like where so it was her this tom said on to go ahead and get before you scan the ungodly below the baggage on on there be any book on a big medium about us, top of all are not going on again. it's all about that at the feature gallery bill lounge actually below the content that's just like on the la laser to join quin. look at them. what if you, from the media of stamp, in fact to what i mean, it's a product of what they look are about when i come element of the media goes from i live, i live in a germanic. we can do a nice now that's the great lesson th

indisputable historical facts, the problem of full recognition of the crimes of white australians against aborigines has not been resolved so far. ah, welcome that it's not does diamonds. that fascinated color gemstones have had a resurgence of interest in recent years. for example, the duchess of cambridge is staff. our engagement rang megan marco's aqua marine ring. and princess eugene coral pup bratia. and more. this has led the sector towards a double digit growth with record prices for emeralds and rubies that surpassed the price of diamonds on a per carrot basis. but all that growth comes with a price which is unfortunately the environment. pounds in world south africa like diggers, fontaine, were destroyed when the damn bill to hold back. the waste from mining crumbled, sending gray slush throughout the community. the waste from mining known as tailings, is a becoming a major problem. as poor committee are startled with toxic waste, once all the gems are extracted, a similar dam collapsed in brazil years ago, killing more than 250 people. unfortunately, these mines are often in rural areas wh

indisputable historical facts, the problem of full recognition of the crimes of white australians against aborigines has not been resolved so far. ah, there is no u. s. strategic national security interest in your created all. i would say there is no interest us interest in ukraine, whereas is very vital and for, for the russian federation that ukraine be restored to a neutral buffer state separated for nato countries. ah ah, with in the 1950s b, u. s. used former nazis against the soviet union in the 21st century. they engineer dakota, the page, the former soviet republic, into our confrontation with moscow will certainly if the united states and the u. k . and the rest of the western world had not engaged in conflict with the ukraine and with the soviet union and its successor, the russian federation. we will not have the horrible situation we have today. i think that if the american stopped, we would be at peace and the role would be a lot better place. and the economy there were over function considerably better than is doing now. with i have to say that russia is forced to suspend our involveme

the problem of bull recognition of the grimes of white australians against the aborigines has not been resolved so far. and in the 1950s, the u. s. used former nazis against the soviet union in the 21st century. they engineer dakota, the fish, the former soviet republic, into our confrontation with moscow will certainly if the united states and the u. k . and the rest of the western world had not engaged in conflict with the ukraine and with the soviet union and the successor of the russian federation. we would not have the horrible situation we have today. i think that if the american stopped, we would be at peace and the role would be a lot better place as the economy. the world function certainly better than is doing now. with i have to say that russia is forced to suspend our involvement in the new start treaty, but the country will not abandon the pot. the last surviving agreement on nuclear disarmament between russia and the best route made the remarks during his annual address to the russian parliament on troops or no dial it over the motives of the crime or its perpetrators. bu

the problem of full recognition of the crimes of white australians against the aborigines has not been resolved so far. ah, ah, ah louisa come to russian state full narrative as time goes on in the northland scheme divest to him, then the king. all sons and 50000 speedy, one else go up and we will bend in the european union, the kremlin machine, the state owned russia today and archie full back, given our video agency, roughly all fan to on youtube, this is what she did receive a request for the the the welcome back. it's not does diamonds that fascinate color gemstones have had a resurgence of interest in recent years. for example, the duchess of cambridge is soft bar engagement rang megan marshall's aqua marine ring. and princess eugene coral, pep, russia, and moore. this has led the sector towards a double digit growth with record prices for emeralds and rubies that surpassed the price of diamonds on a per carrot and basis. but all that growth comes with a price which is unfortunately the environment. pounds in world south africa like niggers, fontaine were destroyed when the damn b

well, in short, he calls it something like this, you know how, well, there were wild aborigines, for in america, well, they even had their own civilization there , they sacrificed people, well, that is, in principle, people developed if they knew psycho-emotionally, as well as the muscovites, yes, they also constantly oppress their own people there, torture them there, they arrange for us and so on. well, but until civilization came , well, there was nothing like that there. to civilize this country. well, there is no easy way. how to do it. do a service for all of humanity. a service for this humanity would be great. it would be great if it would be speeded up. the war would end because you are great. it was great. in addition, all the necessary weapons were obtained faster to speed up your own. that is our day of victory, which we will later call our squares, and not this is what i am surprised by . another of our viewers says that a forest should be planted on red square. in principle, because the russians cut down the forests . moreover, they cut down forests in siberia . moreove

that they want more aboriginal representation. , there representation.s , the back of the $5 of notes, the back of the $5 note that we're talking about here displays , the australian here displays, the australian parliament. i'm sure many australians, given their low standing, a view of the australian parliament, people would much prefer to see that used for this. but uniquely australian have two faces on each note. so they have ten faces on their notes or nine actually, because the five only has one. no other country has so many people that could be depicted on notice clearly enough space for the to king be represented if they wanted . now represented if they wanted. now there's a wider agenda at play . there's a wider agenda at play. the conclusion , of course, they the conclusion, of course, they can put what they want on their banknote. someone says it may be that king charles be fairly relaxed on this particular issue if of course, it's linked to the indigenous history of the country . but that in itself, of country. but that in itself, of course, i

untouchable, that is, they will definitely not get anything for the fact that they killed some aboriginal native there with their equipment, then in our country of course this policewoman who committed blatant disregard for traffic rules. she should suffer a well-deserved punishment, although, unfortunately , the criminal code does not provide for a truly serious punishment of more than a few years in prison for such a practical disregard that is, it was really on her part, especially taking into account her status of criminal negligence. and i want to return to the situation on the left bank that i talked about. i don't know why it was so to say that she is voluntary so far, well, it really corresponds to reality, voluntary and are there any volunteers? volunteers will immediately say that , unlike in the zaporizhzhia region, they managed to form a so-called battalion of about a hundred people, although it does not even reach the number of the battalion in the kherson region such a unit does not exist as such, that is, its creation was formally announced, recruitment has been going on fo

indisputable historical facts, the problem of full recognition of the crimes of white australians against aborigines has not been resolved so far. and ah, ah ah, i think russia in the 21st century has taken several opportunities to try to see if they would be interested in the west to create new boundaries to create a new relationship. and as you mentioned, time and time and time again, it would get flatly rejected because we have sort of pushed russia into this corner, ideologically attitude. to say, you're the adversary, you're the, we may not be in a formal bipolar ideological cold war anymore. but we're not going to allow a new relationship to develop with ah ah, homes close in nigeria as africa most populous nation, and all just economy hold the election to the next president. i'm with thousands rally in berlin coating for case told for ukraine, a government bombing peer also coming up this out a multiple blog, but the 19th would be that a marathon in west to come a room with a local spect purchase with.

indisputable historical facts, the problem of full recognition of the crimes of white australians against aborigines has not been resolved so far. ah, ah ah ah, with this? yes, they said they had to work as a november 22nd 2022 pound range orthodox christians confronted ukrainian security service offices, blocking entrances and exits. the keys, oldest monastery were looking for an alleged russian spies among the monks. just got brand new malo la with today ukrainian security services can brandon agent of moscow. any mongo priest unwilling to break relations with the russian orthodox church? dozens of ukrainian churches have been rated to form a reason for the brutal crackdown. one church, his parishioners sent some a song about russia ah, me in numerous such as s b. u officers reported they'd found orthodox magazines printed in russia. the s b u didn't care that these publications were religious and had been printed more than 3 years before. oh maybe, but they were from moscow in ukraine. it's long been recently enough to condemn any orthodox christian attack in prison and even kill them with steel

the problem of full recognition of the crimes of white australians against the aborigines has not been resolved so far. at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people. and to defend the world from great danger whose we will bring to food and medicine supplies and fleet with as got some kind of a bombing, their own good perception that even and he'll get they are putting the zalinski as a hero and bring him in a life, but they are giving him the opportunity to share his views. not only important in some ways, but also in the universities and to the younger people are making a president of put in as a villain. but that is definitely not the case. and do you know that he understand what is good for their nation, which is good for you to see with ah, the wagner group head says his fighters have taken control of the town of cross naya gora a key point of defense near audio, most also known as about an identified object spotted over canada is shot down by the u. s. air force that the mid tensions simmering between

here's what zalinski had to say when he addressed lawmakers in london to day and living aboriginal parliament 2 years ago. i thank you for delicious english key. ah, and i will be living the parliament today thanking all of you in advance for paul english place. ah, all rights, let's go now to ukraine to get the view they're joined by our corresponded nick connelly. he is in keep. nick, it's good to see you. zalinski. we know he pushed hard for battle tanks to be sent from western allies and he pushed until he got a big yes, i want us to take battle. takes out of that equation, replace it with fighter jets. will this tactic work a 2nd time? well, that's also the hope hearing care of, and we've seen time and time again, those red lines and those kind of firewalls between different types of weapons. often people in the west of europe speak of defensive and offensive weapons saying they'd send defensive weapons, but not offensive weapons that has crumbled time and time again. so that's definitely the hope here has be said though, that there are formidable logistical challenges. starting with tra

the problem of full recognition of the crimes of white australians against aborigines has not been resolved so far. ah, the iranian president's 1st visit to china is planned for tuesday, as the 2 countries speak to expand their economic cooperation and been growing pressure from the west. and as you crane shells, cities and the don bass using data supplied weapons, the block secretary general, or just the alliance to ramp up production plus today marks 20 years since the un report on the absence of weapons of mass destruction in iraq, which was insufficient to stop the us from starting the war actively justified by western media. one war reporter cares for memories of the events. part of my job was to control the media narrative, health control, the media narrative, those coming out of iraq. the story had to write was, you know, that this mission had been largely successful and we had detain 90 insurgence a good morning for martine or national in moscow to wherever you may be. and welcome to the hours talk new stories from all around. i'm fearless about the iranian presidents, 1st ever stat

i have no other choice but staying here until the aboriginal in charla, the protest didn't change much. there is no sewage, streetlights, or road infrastructure in the village. no public buses come here. no one takes their garbage away. there is one school and one grocery shop on wheels. both are initiatives by the people, but most importantly, local residents hat him tells me are the restrictions on movement. the separation wall cuts this place off from both the west bank. it is part of an israel, hatton points out jerusalem. and the holy alexa mosque in its old city, so close. but at the same time, so far, if you want to go under busier, it will be a problem. if i were to go to jerusalem, it's you? yes, forbidden. no, you can't. you have dog with alex and the big brother to go to work or work in ramallah because of chic boyd's and the ducks road to our stool. to go to rama land till we are in prison. no. the bitter irony locals are prevented from entering the national park that they are current homes are technically part of their science as it contains the remains of an ancient roman

indisputable historical facts, the problem of full recognition of the crimes of white australians against aborigines has not been resolved so far. 2 ah, we're speaking with australian national security whistleblower david mcbride, who revealed evidence of war crimes committed by australian troops in afghanistan and is being prosecuted for his revelations. david, i've seen in both the australian press and in the british press, that you have widespread support, not just from average people and from peace activists, but from attorneys, and elected officials in both countries who say that you are an example of the kind of national security whistleblower who should be lauded for his revelations. what is it that the australian government is stuck on? is it that the information that you gave to the media was technically classified? is that what this is about? i think that is trying to make an example of me. yeah. i don't. i say that. yes, that's what their argument is. but if you drill down into it, it doesn't make sense. this is it, this is a most of the stuff that i did to the priest was simply reports o

indisputable historical facts, the problem of full recognition of the crimes of white australians against aborigines has not been resolved so far. ah, welcome back to the whistle blowers. i'm john carrie aka were speaking with m. i 5 whistleblower. any meshawn about her revelations of illegality and the difficult fallout for she and her partner any in august of 2000. you and david schaler did a very brave thing. you returned to the u. k. both of you knew what likely a way to do there, but you did it anyway. tell us what went into your decision to return. i think there are number issues around why we decided to return at that point. we've been living in hiding and in excel for 3 years at that point and from and from my perspective, i could still travel back and forth because i'd never been charged with anything. but for david once, he'd been released from the french prison because the prince failed to extra vitamin 1998. it meant that if he had left the cross to go to any other european country, he would have been arrested and probably extradited from any other country. france had a particular lore b

historical facts, the problem of full recognition of the grimes of white australians against the aborigines, has not been resolved so far as ah, with ah, a grain decoupling has finally occurred with russia suspending. it's participation in the new start arms control treaty. russia and the west have gone their own separate ways and in the process, arms control appears to be dead in the water. more troubling times ahead with russian troops, a wagner group leading the assault have taken over a key village north of ukrainian. how are the almost further in circling the city china has called on the west to stop abusing unilateral sanctions and do their share in the escalating the, you credit crisis say dialogue ad negotiation are the only viable solution to the conflict. and then an exclusive interview to going under ground renowned investigative journalists, see more person breaks down the u. s. sabotage of the north string pipeline, which he recently exposed in a bombshell report that's been denied by washington invest.

the problem of full recognition of the crimes of white australians against aborigines has not been resolved so far. ah, ah, with ah, i really thought that we were gonna die. i crawled all the way and then i hit by i years before i was even born. and this is happening again and again and again and again and again, because people continue to stick with the system i do like any other day. and only one of them came home. basically we want to make sure that certain weapons that are just too dangerous or regular civilian should be in the hands of those people who are and say, that's going to take no way to star at this hour. american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free people, and to defend the world from great. who's with food and medicine in supplies, and free with ah, a from since coming you up with a what? a mirror with money. so my lovely but she was using yeah, yeah, yeah. you might be a good idea why i've got that one a to wouldn't read that way. anything that i beat was the article i love to shift left in things you could see it was

wanted aboriginal people if they wanted to.cal correctness. i say political correctness. as i say , it isn't a direct attack on the monarchy. and in terms of correctness, we've just had the australian minister in town slagging off the british on an official visit. if you can imagine. talk about rude and crass saying britain has to really reflect on its on its colonial heritage. so it is part of a much larger agenda, apparently, according apparently you're not allowed to say slagging on the television . my slagging on the television. my apologies to ofcom . i'm very apologies to ofcom. i'm very sorry. you're saying that and then only just repeat it. so who's the buffoon here? i think it is me. anyway, the kings coronation has also been in the spotlight . a minister has spotlight. a minister has apparently said that it will not be a display of lavishness and excess. is he allowed to that? surely it's the king's decision. well, of course it is the taxpayer and the government's coffers that for all of this. but i very much hope he'

the ussr , created to flatter the aborigines, the union of soviet writers of the latvian ssr subsequentlyinitiator of the movement for the restoration of the independence of latvia , independence, of course, was imaginary, having joined the eu and nato, latvia again became springboard this time for an attack on russia hallelujah at present, in terms of investments in science, latvia is ahead only of bulgaria and romania, its population has decreased, and the external debt has grown almost five times over the years of independence and continues to grow. erotica, as a national tradition, latvia at all times remained true to its passion for erotica with the advent of video recorders in the baltic states became the main channel for the import of adult films from the soviet union, latvia was already producing its own porn films with might and main. this kind of business thrives and now latvia ranks third in the eu in terms of the number of persistent actors per million inhabitants in 1998 for filming such tapes. you don't even need a license. riga was recognized as one of the sex capitals of e

i'm going to be introducing some aboriginal bills. i think that the district is going to appreciate them because you're really district focus bills forward. last week, a group of house democrats fil to expel sam congress. they say republican party leaders are not holding him accountable for his actions . santos is accused of lying about his education. in finances and family background. and if you'd like to see the full interview, we have posted it at ktvu .com. pennsylvania senator john fetterman has checked himself into the hospital for clinical depression, his office says the 53 year old checked into walter reed medical center last night, and he's receiving treatment voluntarily. his chief of staff says bitterman has experienced depression off and on throughout his life, but it became severe in recent weeks. the freshman democratic senator suffered a stroke back in may, and he was hospitalized last week for lightheadedness. there are more questions tonight over potential ethics violations involving attorney general rob labonte. and

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treating its aboriginal indigenous people up until the 19505, indigenous people up until the 1950s, wong, before call, sheena and wong, before you let us go and sort out the crap in your own community, that's got a really good. i'm not dropping that line up until i come . she needs a nice, i come. she needs a nice, sensible . she needs a nice cold sensible. she needs a nice cold kind of fosters. and to chill out, to be. look, penny wong wrong. at the end of the day about who is proud of that. let's let's be serious here. history there's good and bad in. all countries and a lot of it in australia. a lot of bad and all the good and bad. history has shaped us to where we are now. we learn lessons from past. if it's not colonial ism, it's statues it's books. these people have got to grow up and shut up. yeah indeed. because actually i am sick . i am sick of people am sick. i am sick of people coming here and trying to tell us how bad the uk is. i'm sorry. look at we gave to the world thanks to the industrial revolution, but we meant to feel ashamed about that too. now, because of climat

yeah, now catch where i got the ax from, maybe we’ll ask the local aboriginal. hey man.what are you doing? learn. well, are you ready? we will wash for katya as it should. well , first sunset, and then daddy can drive the plane away, man. why are you sitting? come to us. seryozha maybe all the same, i don’t have to go now, for the better, i’ll tell you everything. it was hot from the bakhmetyevka, but yes it was the case, but that is in the past. yes, blow flew. now disentangle about anything in the village. there is no work to go to the city. so they need money too. who someone have us removed the entire that whether? no , belov received underweight and came to teach life. taught i know who rats. it seems that it doesn’t matter, if she gave birth, mish won’t give us something. yes, you can. what are you? yes, you have concerts, just in case, i’ll remind you that thanks. i ask for 80 years in the year, by the way, it recently turned out that you are trying to go from here, where i want porters do not ask. you can’t imagine, they assure you, honestly the day before there

come over lecture us there over here to lecture us there because the way that was treating its aboriginalenous people up until the 1950s, the 1960s, the 1970s or i call , sheena and wong, before call, sheena and wong, before you let us go and sort out the crap in your own community, that's got a really good. i'm not dropping that line up until i come . she needs a nice, i come. she needs a nice, sensible . she needs a nice cold sensible. she needs a nice cold kind of fosters. and to chill out, to be. look, penny wong wrong. at the end of the day about who is proud of that. let's let's be serious here. history there's good and bad in. all countries and a lot of it in australia. a lot of bad and all the good and bad. history has shaped us to where we are now. we learn lessons from past. if it's not colonial ism, it's statues it's books. these people have got to grow up and shut up. yeah indeed. because actually i am sick . i am sick of people am sick. i am sick of people coming here and trying to tell us how bad the uk is. i'm sorry. look at we gave to the world thanks to the industrial rev

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