alanna insists: milton-parc co-op is much more than heritage houses and low rents.'s about building a community with a vision. we brought up our daughter here and it was amazing because everybody knows everyone. we never worried about her being out on the street because, like jane jacobs said: "eyes on the street are so important." and when you live in a co-op, especially a huge co-op complex like this, there are many, many eyes on the street. hi, guys. this is mikael. - hi. double the fun! - hi how are you? ready to go to the party again? - alanna's daughter and grand-kids are here for what i imagined as a small neighborhood get-together. i was thinking a backyard, a few tables, a barbecue. boy! was i way off! look at that! look how long that table is! we're in a back alley in montreal with the people of the co-op. that's amazing! salut, charlotte. ca va? [hi, charlotte. how are you?] bonsoir. [good evening.] hi, charles. fine, thanks. - the community alanna was talking about? well, this is it. let's go get some wine. have a seat. thank you. would you like red or w

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and alanna farkas saying, working with president obama, they are not going to start world war iii.ely extraordinary to see the common feature of your people saying washington, calm down, get focused. do you believe with bolton and farkas we are not going to start world war iii if we are more assertive? tina: i am not sure we are in control of the trajectory of events, and i think that is something that has been much underestimated regardless of the administration in power. no one expected putin to undertake these actions in contrast to russian interests. i think that putin once -- wants to drag the west in the conflict in ukraine and that would show his view of nato. the this is a dirty war russia is conducting and it will test western resolve in that respect about not getting involved in the fight. tom: there is an immediacy here. what should be the resolve this weekend? tina: if we think about how sanctions have historically worked, we have seen significant moves that are barely making the news in this environment, like finland saying it is ready now to apply to join nato. that i

for more, brian o'toole, senior fellow at the alanna counsel, joins for more.his agreement -- there's some disagreement in europe as to imports from russia. they are still not touching oil and gas. from amorality standpoint, i can see how it matters. from a military standpoint, do these sanctions make a difference when it comes to the ongoing war? >> it is hard to see them making a difference in the short-term term given that there's not a direct correlation between oil revenues and tax revenue across the border. longer-term, maybe that has some impact, but i would not think it would be hugely material for the russian military, but it is a little bit of anybods guess. oil revenues are massive in russia's budget and it certainly has exposed some weaknesses in their military preparedness and maintenance, failures they've had in ukraine, so maybe this prevents that resupply. >> as you say, the earnings altogether are massive. until we decide that we are going to sanction oil and gas, talking about the eu, ultimately, are all the other sanctions largely ineffective

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