to the anniversary of the german unity, former chancellor angela merkel gave an interview to the cdfany. she is also from the eastern lands, and in this regard they asked her how she liked the image of balast. you said that your past in the gdr is called ballast, what. felt it when you read it for the first time? to be honest, it was like a little punch in the gut, it was the introduction of me as the chairman of the party, the head of the cdu. at first i couldn’t believe it, then i read it again and the word balast was there, and i felt empty, because everything that composes, biography, growing up, everything happened in the gdr. this is something that cannot be taken away from a person, so i was stunned. in some cases in ballast. not only the past of people, but the people themselves, as a living reminder of the past. at the festive events in hamburg, in the church of st. michael in the elp philharmonic, chancellor schrödr and his wife were specially seated so that neither scholz nor federal president steinmay would ever be close to, or in the frame of, the one who did not give up

france and germany paid that off, but that was under angela merkel. deal between the two with upcoming fiscal reforms.— fiscal reforms. thank you very much indeed. _ many parts of europe and north africa have been basking in useasonably warm temperatues these past few days. that follows a summer which was one of the hottest europe has ever registered, with many countries in the south of the continent suffering repeated heatwaves. tourism generates around 600 billion euros per year in the eu — and is particularly important for many of the economies of southern europe. but there are concerns that as the impact of climate change becomes increasingly visible it is affecting the tourism industry. guy hedgecoe reports from benidorm in spain. europe's hottest—ever summer may be coming to an end but, in the beach resort of benidorm, the beach resort of benidorm, the sun is still shining. it’s the sun is still shining. it's 27 - it's — the sun is still shining. it's 27 - it's absolutely - the sun is still shining. it�*s 27 — it's absolutely fine! i mean, i'm b

lukashenko, so she's focusing on the eu, meeting leaders like france's emmanuel macron and germany's angela merkeltrategy is to start negotiations with our authorities. not with lukashenko, but with the authorities who can take responsibility. my mission, just to organize new elections where i'm not going to participate. eric: you wouldn't participate? you don't want to be leader? svetlana: no, no, no, i don't want to be the president of belarus because, you know, we are really in deep economic hole, and i think that the ruler should be at least experienced person who knows how to rise up the economy of belarus. eric: for now, she continues to play the role of president in exile, even delivering a new year's presidential greeting. eric: lukashenko, meanwhile, was filmed at a new year's eve ball dancing with a miss belarus contestant. having forced his opponent to flee, he now mocks her for trying to lead from abroad. eric: but the lack of central control has been one of the revolution's strengths. people have formed their own protest groups: women, pensioners, neighborhoods. it's meant lukashenko

go and angela merkel something that they used simply to time. yeah. to, to the make time to build up that powerful military and you know, it's, it's, they dealt with russia diplomatically, wisdom exc records. the same way that kimberly came. officials spoke of dealing with the people of east ukraine, promised them anything down. hang them later. she says she got all your ginger an extra $93.00. i'm not, i'm not at all. i am an analyst of all the jewelry data, assessing data, and drawing conclusions from that data. today, former us marine and un weapons in spain to any a rug discard, raise a, a bose is a to ukraine in the early 19 ninety's. he was sent by american special services to the soviet union. it was a trip, but changed his attitude towards the russians forever. this is a photograph of me when i was a weapons inspectors with the on site inspection agency. i'm doing my job in, in russia and i just been promoted from lieutenant to captain work we were doing and blood cancer. it was a unique unlike other inspection teams which flew in for short no

federation, but the rest of ukraine does not accept this, it has enlisted the support of germany, angela merkely will not comply with the minsk agreements agreement because it's not you. ukraine is an artificial state because it was created from parts of the former ussr, poland, and, it seems, the former czechoslovakia, the same also concerns palestine, it existed as a subject for thousands of years, and then at the end of the first world war, the british and french divided the ottoman empire, the british took palestine for themselves, and the french took syria and lebanon, and so on, that is, a situation arose where, until 1947, there were very few jews living in palestine, and few jews had property in palestine. on the internet you can find an excellent map that shows palestine in 47-48. it is mostly painted green to represent palestinians. there were a few white dots denoting the jews and the land that belonged to them. and then the situation is shown 15-20 years later. first there was the un partition plan. the zionists, and the aftermath of the 1967 war and subsequent armed conflicts, left

angela merkel said that they will not implement the minsk agreements because it is not beneficial for an artificial state because it was created from parts of the former ussr, poland and, it seems, the former czechoslovakia. the same applies to palestine. she existed as a subject throughout. syria and lebanon and so on, that is, the situation developed, until 1947-48 there were people living in palestine very few jews, and few jews owned property in palestine. on the internet you can find an excellent map that shows palestine in 47-48. it is mostly painted green, which is how palestinians are designated. there were several white dots representing the jews and the land that belonged to them. and then the situation is shown 15-20 years later. at first. the un on the division of palestine in 47, 488, according to which about half of palestine goes to the israelis, zionists, and after the war of 1967 and subsequent armed conflicts, very there is little left for the palestinians, and the map is almost all white with small splashes of green to represent the palestinians. thus, the situation

to the anniversary of german unity. former chancellor angela merkel gave an interview to the cdf televisionshe liked the image of ballast? you said that your past in the gdr is called ballast, how did you feel when you read that for the first time? to be honest, it was like a little punch in the gut, it was the introduction of me as the chairman of the party, the head of the cdu. at first i couldn't believe it. then i read it again, and the word ballast was there, and i felt empty, because everything that makes up me, biography, growing up, everything happened in the gdr, this is something that cannot be for... in in some cases, not only people's past turns into ballast, but the people themselves, as a living reminder of the past, at festive events in hamburg, in st. michael's church and in the elf philharmonic, chancellor schrödr and his wife were specially seated so that neither scholz nor the federal president steinmay, they were never close, they weren’t in the frame with the one who didn’t give up his ballast, he preferred an empty bench, and an empty one, because the others were afrai

the men screw chords for we now low from both the statements of porsche and go and angela merkel. something that they used simply to time. yeah. to, to make time to build up that powerful military. and you know, it's, it's, they dealt with russia diplomatically wisdom. it's records the same way that kimberly came. officials spoke of dealing with the people of east ukraine. promise them anything down, hang them later. uses scott our, your ginger, an extra $93.00. i'm not, i'm not at all. i am an analyst of all the german data, assessing data and drawing conclusions from that data. today, former us marine and un weapons in spain to any a rug discard, raise a, a bose is a to ukraine in the early 19 ninety's. he was sent by american special services to the soviet union. it was a trip, but changed his attitude towards the russians forever. this is a photograph of me when i was a weapons inspectors with the on site inspection agency. i'm doing my job in, in russia and i just been promoted from lieutenant detective work. we were doing watkins because of unique unlike other inspection tea

however, you know, not too long ago under angela merkel germans were very confident in their country and in their future, it's not that long ago. to what extent do you also think um this might have to do with the change of leadership in the country? this mood swing? well, i think uh chancellor schulz has the unlucky task to tackle some of the problems which actually were already visible under chancellor merkel. but now he has a job to more or less clean up the mess if you wanna say so. um and then of course, you have the war, you have changing global market conditions. so you wanna say so. um and then of course, you there are a number of factors and i think they all unfortunately right now work against germany. it is certainly a perfect storm. we are going to have a look at the numbers because while most industrialized nations are recovering strongly after the covid-19 pandemic, the german economy is shrinking some politicians and economists are predicting germany's downfall after decades of stability. what's more that impression of weakness is damaging germany's image. germany is th

angela merkel and her predecessor, what do you think is happening now, yes, because there may be a certainund of a certain tension in the relations between warsaw and kyiv, in particular because of the german issue. you know, in recent weeks, at various such meetings, conversations, i feel very strong emotional tension within different countries because of... their issues that are happening within their countries, i really don't like it, as ukrainians, i feel that the warsaw security forum is simply a reflection of what is currently happening in the internal politics of poland, other countries, various countries of the european union, i do not think that this is good, but it is not a catastrophe, you just need to think about it... where is the internal politics and where there is a strategic partnership, cooperation, everything is fine for ukraine, but of course such emotions, statements, they are definitely not good for us, so unfortunately, we just have to cling to elizaveta yasko, people's deputy of ukraine, a bundle, something so would to speak under...' he faltered, let's hope that mr

this was once put into circulation by angela merkel, who said, “we should be friends with israel, defendte benefit. it is this question of state benefit that transforms germany’s relationship with israel into a certain commercial format, such a commercial format, when, well, it seemed like germany was to blame, so it organized the holocaust, well, now we have a state reason such that we should help, in 1949, if my memory serves me correctly, konrad adenaur and bengo he they first discussed, well, then, at least konrad adenar formulated the principles of why it is necessary to support israel, why germany should treat israel this way, not because germany destroyed 6 million jews, but because that pan-european security will depend on whether germany, recognizing its past, will now support israel , he was one of the first to say these words, pan-european security, and then this... was repeated once again, not with the example of the jews, when the unification of germany took place in 1990, the question of pan-european security was raised again , everyone said, well, the unification of german

i'm not the first to draw attention to... this; in 2010, angela merkel gave a speech in which admittedettle in our countries and begin to consider themselves british, american, french or german, it means that something is going wrong, everything is taking a new turn and the migration scandal in poland, in particular open in swinging open the doors of corruption to i remember that earlier it became known that up to 350,000 polish visas were illegally sold to migrants in africa; the document could be bought for plus or minus 5,000 dollars. the german chancellor accused warsaw of selling visas to all migrants indiscriminately. that they then go to the germans for benefits. and german member of the european parliament gunaner beck turned to the european committee.

it will be interesting to look across the -- angela merkel publishes.he average pico score for the consumers has ticked upward and it is only done so over the last couple of years. you can see what they are selling as well. are they tightening standards in the economy or the willing to take on more risk given where they are? that is still an open question. guy: that probably is as much of a robin for jamie dimon as the rest of us. great job, sonali basak breaking down the analysis on what we just heard. in terms of what else is coming up, we need to get back to the ism number because it speaks to the same thing. goldilocks, maybe a soft landing , that is the information. alix: the smallest contraction. i'm interested in a lack of reaction. tech is up but yields are still higher. but they went nowhere fast and i wonder what it said about the reaction on the interpretation of the data we are going to be getting. guy: that is what we are definitely looking forward to. from the chair and the market, we will see what is coming up. tim fiore joining us next.

yes, i already know, angela merkel.ears , hundreds of thousands of guests of different ranks have passed through the halls of the palace, many significant meetings and negotiations have taken place, their essence is evidence of the interests of the belarusian state. egypt, sudan, zimbabwe, now equatorial guinea. so the foreign policy trend of recent years is africa, the future lies with the continent, belarus has many interesting projects there, and the goal goes far beyond the growth of goods. if we can help your state and africa as a whole, you tell us, we will definitely do it. red carpet and hall during the palace negotiations, only the leaders of the countries managed to receive, according to our calculations, at least two dozen. geography as an export portfolio of belarus, and also an indicator of interest in our technologies and industry. in fact, here are new niches, new projects of our multi-vector foreign policy, the distant arc, african countries, latin america, asia, different directions, the middle east, ea

i'm not the first to point this out; in 2010, angela merkel gave a speech in which she admitted thatiled completely. if people cannot settle in our countries, they begin to consider themselves british, american, french or german. migration scandal in poland, in particular the corruption doors wide open. let me remind you that earlier it became known that up to 350,000 polish visas were illegally sold to migrants in africa; the document could be purchased for plus or minus $5,000. the german chancellor accused warsaw of selling visas to all migrants indiscriminately, so that they then go to the germans for benefits. and member of the european parliament from in germany, gunar beck turned to the european commission with a proposal to punish poland by expelling the country from the european union. mexican passions on the border with the united states do not subside either. the number of illegal crossings of the southern border again breaks records of 11,000 in 24 hours. footage of hundreds of disadvantaged people making their way across the roofs of a train to meet the american dream ha

these are the ones where angela merkel was chancellor.ning, vladimir putin, via video link, took part in the ceremony of delivery of nuclear fuel to the rupur nuclear power plant. bangladesh. it is being built by our specialists 160 km from the capital dhaka. on the other side video bridge prime minister of the country sheikh. the project is key for bangladesh, where there is a large shortage of electricity, and one of the most important foreign projects for rusatom. pavel matveev, about the event itself, the construction schedule and consumer expectations.

these are the ones where angela merkel was chancellor. the social democrats, led by olaf scholz, are promised the worst result in history on october 8th. let's return to the president's work schedule. in the morning vladimir putin took part in the ceremony of delivery of nuclear fuel to the rupur nuclear power plant in bangladesh via video link. it is being built by our specialists 160 km from the capital dhaka. on the other side of the video bridge is prime minister sheikh hasina. the project is key for bangladesh, where there is a large shortage of electricity and one of the most important foreign ones for rusatom. pavel matveev about the event itself, the construction schedule and consumer expectations. a textile factory in the city of rajahi near the border with india, they make good silk here in not very good conditions, there are few light bulbs, it’s frankly dark, like in most of bangladesh, we really hope the nuclear power plant will become brighter, work will go completely differently. there is not long to wait, intergovernmental

started back in 2015 when an army of migrants marched from north africa to germany, and chancellor angela merkelet them in. today there's a similar march into the united states, and biden has let them in. they, too, are now an internal pressure group from different cultures and sometimes different religions. they will change america and change america's politics. this is exactly what biden wanted. thousand we're beginning to realize -- now we're beginning to realize the dangers. gangs, drugs, the possibility of terror attacks and millions of people with no experience of democracy or the rule of law. at first when germany admitted a million migrants, chancellor merkel welcomed them. eight years later henry kissinger calls it a grave mistake. same in america. democrats welcomed the open border, now just three years later the extent of biden's grave mistake is becoming clear. america's been changed forever, and we had no say in it. third hour of "varney" starts now. ♪ ♪ stuart: jimmy failla is here. jimmy, has biden changed america forever? >> hopefully not forever, but for the time being, he absol

pressure on russia back in 1914, but for a long time the country still tried to glorify under angela merkelntroduced sanctions , as it were , but not in such a way as to completely crush their economy, but everything changed in the twenty-first year, that is, firstly, they completely stopped... the export of cars to russia, and russia, like we know, this is a huge sales market for the german automobile industry, since the nineties, they have lost a huge market, it is now occupied by china, for example, they did not want to give up russian energy for a long time, well, the americans simply, or perhaps the british, who- also, although now they blame it on the ukrainians, they created an explosion of northern flows and more pipeline gas in such large quantities that was before does not go to germany, prices in the twenty- second year, in the twenty-third year soared times, if not about industrial enterprises for the same gas, and also, of course, electricity, so accordingly , well, for many, many companies it has become simply unprofitable to work, well , the americans are not sitting idle, th

deciding to it was angela merkel deciding to throw open throw the doors open to a million or howeverof the time in europe talking about we need open borders and all of this. and we have real world consequences. we've got some from tunisia riding the from tunisia riding around the streets brussels with an streets of brussels with an ak 47 a moped. we've got 47 on a moped. now we've got some guy in scotland who very few have voted few people have actually voted for opening for talking about opening britain's people of britain's doors to the people of gaza, despite the fact that localities in that think localities in that area think that end up, that they might end up, unfortunately, being the that they might end up, unf0|ofnately, being the that they might end up, unf0|of people, being the that they might end up, unf0|of people, you eing the that they might end up, unf0|of people, you know, le that they might end up, unf0|of people, you know, very kind of people, you know, very few people are making decisions that impacting of that are impacting the lives of millions people out there.

with this sort of angela merkel style comment to encourage people to go to scotland. >> refugeethin his remit as the head of a devolved government at all. i think that it's not only this is not only about the scottish people, they're not a country in their own right. they're part of people, they're not a country in theiunited�*ight. they're part of people, they're not a country in theiunited kingdom. 're part of people, they're not a country in theiunited kingdom. hepart of people, they're not a country in theiunited kingdom. he doesn't the united kingdom. he doesn't speak for the british people and i think probably this is also something that egypt have on their mind as well, which is that anybody, if there are 2 million people in gaza ,1 million people in gaza, 1 million people in gaza, 1 million people in gaza, 1 million people leave, whether they leave through the rafah crossing or whether they're collected by boat by any means, wherever they go, there is going to be a security risk because you do not know who is involved in hamas, who is involved in palestinian islamic jiha

the confrontation line of 472,000 ukrainians, all your generals, then they admitted, the same angela merkelould have been 100 %, why they gave money to ukraine, but i also noticed this week that sometimes even our crazy people who are abroad have enlightenment, so i listened to lysov, who lives in latvia, how is our thief this corrupt official who tsypkalo , and he suddenly regained his sight and said: listen, it turns out that no one is interested in democracy in europe , with a woman, she, i can see in her eyes that she is thinking about how to go to a cafe and eat oysters, she wanted to give a shit , i’m sorry, i didn’t care about belarus for anything else, i i think that ivan mi, ivan mikhailovichna, you are probably waiting for kovalkova to visit, her statement was amazing again on this one, after after the film, which, yes, after the film that atn made, yes with kovalkova, that she is now stated that if she is removed from this beautiful their, let’s call it that, parental committee, some strange committee there, she is ready to come to minsk for bt , she said, i’ll tell you who finan

by the way, francois hollande and angela merkel sat on this sofa, like everything here made in belarustrary, literally at arm's length from each other. as alexander lukashenko said in one of his interviews, they ate scrambled eggs, dairy products, and drank cheese during the night several buckets of coffee. then the main thing was possible, at least for a while, to stop the bloodshed in the donbass; our president of belarus did the maximum to ensure that the conflict was resolved as soon as possible. another thing is that today western politicians, in a year of geopolitical conjuncture, are doing everything to change the essence. negotiations upside down, examples of which we have seen many. in general, the palace of independence is a mirror of the modern history of belarus, because all the most important meetings for the country took place in these halls. only by geography of guests of the highest level one can see how broad our country’s interests are in the world, and the leaders’ statements at the negotiations emphasize not only economic vectors, but political support on the global

ukrainians, all their generals, across the line of confrontation, then they admitted, the same angela merkelsidents of donbass, officially, if the war had not begun. but they, but they reasoned that 5 million would be necessary, and why did they give money to ukraine, but i also noticed this week that sometimes even our crazy people who are abroad have enlightenment, so i listened to lysov, who in latvia lives like our thief, this corrupt official, who, jabbering, yes, and he suddenly saw the light, says, listen, it turns out that democracy in europe is of no interest to anyone, i met with some official, who is it with a woman, she, i i see in her eyes that she is thinking about how to go to a cafe and eat. she wanted to shit, i'm sorry, i didn’t care about belarus for anything else, i think that ivan mikhailovichna, you are probably expecting kovalkova to visit, her statements were amazing, again on this one, after after the film, which yes, after the film that atn made , yes with kovalkova, that she has now stated that if she is removed from this wonderful, let’s call it that, parent commi

our shared responsibility is that we must protect jewish life in angela merkel's europe, she became the will continue her ascent to the political olympus and will again become the first, the first woman to serve as chairman of the main government body. european union. russia must pay for its terrible crimes, including its aggression against a sovereign state. frao, a former economist and gynecologist, is the mother of many children. she helps arm ukraine very much, but she really doesn’t like russia. russia must pay financially for the destruction it has caused. unlike frau merkel, who sometimes conducted business with russia in an overly cautious manner. frau vonder, as it may seem in the political arena. like a bull in a china shop, she is unable to conduct diplomacy, to fulfill her official duties, she has only an ideological agenda, and it is not europe and the fatherland that she needs. europe, this is its ideological task. and maybe the reason for such clumsy behavior, askel ursula means bear cub, it is worth looking in her past and in her pedigree, this neo-gothic style mansion,

majesty angela merkel herself. judging by the only photograph in her office with elizabeth ii. merkel had to answer not the most pleasant questions and justify her contribution to the disunification of germany. merkel did not want to, did not admit angel’s guilt for the refugee crisis, which even under her had assumed terrifying proportions. that's what i said, i'll do everything exactly the same again. angela probably thinks the same way about the minsk agreements. we have been one country for 33 years, but how united are we? germany is still a territory of risk. loss of homeland, feelings of rejection and inferiority. doesn't particularly respect east germans. second-class germany, in fact, 50% of those surveyed confirmed that this is exactly how everything is, over the past 30-plus years this figure has remained consistently stable, i asked the locals, where did they get such a feeling of disadvantage? financially, our life is of course harder than the west germans, of course, they are richer, we are poorer, so

year 2014 the time of snowden's revelations about the surveillance of angela merkel's phone.tee, patrick zensburg. have you already thought about replacing your computer with a typewriter ? we actually have a typewriter, it's not electronic, right? yes, this is not a joke, what kind of obsession is it with mechanical typewriters? electronic devices are making noise, look, in one room there is an antenna, a laptop and a small device, into another target computer. using radio equipment costing less than $300, it is possible to intercept electromagnetic waves from the hdmi cable jack and observe what text is displayed on a screen in another room. if an amateur hacker can do this, what can a professional do? this is the data given in russian technical literature. information can be taken from displays using special equipment at a distance of up to 500-1500 m, from printers up to 100-150 m, from equipment not connected to internet, so maybe the detail with typewriters given by hirsch, on the contrary , is proof of the competence of the journalist’s source and only adds weight to t

472,000 ukrainians, all their generals, across the confrontation line, then admitted the same angela merkeltarted, the war would have been 100%. did they give money to ukraine? but i also noticed this week that sometimes even our crazy people who are abroad experience enlightenment, so i listened to lysov, who lives in latvia, like our thief, this corrupt official, who, clucking, yes, and he suddenly saw the light, says, look, it turns out that no one is interested in democracy in europe. i’m sorry, i wanted to give a damn about belarus for something else , i think, ivan mikhailovichna, you’re probably expecting kovalkova to visit, her statements were amazing, again about this after after the film, yes, after the film that atn made, yes with kovalkova, that she has now stated that if she is removed from this wonderful, let’s call it, parents’ committee, it will be something strange. committee, then she is ready to come to minsk for bt, she said, i’ll tell you who finances you, and i’ll tell you how it all happens, we know how it all happens, we’re talking about it here 10 years, but first,

a number of pesort of centre left europeaner of sort of centre left european leaders like angela merkelthis in the past. multicultural ism is a multifaceted , huge issue for any multifaceted, huge issue for any country . what you're doing, even country. what you're doing, even if you take it on, even if you take a classroom of children and you mix in people of different abilities, you have to you have to manage that irrespective of culture. yeah, i mean, let's stop talking about your daughter . yes. i mean, there is an issue, but it's also how people define multiculturalism. what we're really talking about is integration . an there are other integration. an there are other things that she said , arguably things that she said, arguably that upset that people got very upset about. even tories , the lgbt about. even tories, the lgbt tories got very upset about it. but let's talk about the issue of celebrities. obviously anyone has the right to comment . that's has the right to comment. that's fine. adam do you think that they at all have a role to play using their profiles? i think to make

multiculturalism has although she has failed, although i think she was merkel but was quoting angela merkel's massive there's been this massive misunderstanding about what multiculturalism and multiculturalism is. and of course it's the course, she meant it's the failure to integrate . yes. so failure to integrate. yes. so you argue there's a pedantic you can argue there's a pedantic point if is it point that if why is it a failure , if it's already about failure, if it's already about the lack integration ? but the lack of integration? but there's misunderstanding there's been a misunderstanding . when she failed, she . when she said failed, she meant not led to any good meant it's not led to any good outcomes that's outcomes for society. that's what i obviously mean. >> ideological >> it's a sort of ideological position that if ethnicities are siloed to an extent unnecessarily, instead of assimilating. >> so there's constant >> so there's this constant misunderstanding. kemi here misunderstanding. so kemi here is no, look, this is saying, no, look, this is a conservative. you should be pr

half-theologems, but this idea, well, not a phrase, a thought, was then actively picked up by angela merkelfficial from the cdu states that in fact, the wealth of siberia is an asset. humanity, excuse me, but has someone already abolished the state sovereignty of russia? there is one dystopia, it came out in the 2000s, which describes exactly the scenario of the strategic defeat of our country, this is the division there into 40-50 mandated territories, respectively, the occupation administration, the purging of the indigenous population and the transfer to the control of transnational corporations, but we have seen there were an endless number of all kinds of round tables, for example in the states, where they seriously gathered a certain audience and seriously sat and they are conjuring over a map where russia is divided into a huge number of different states , right, right, michael, you didn’t come up with the design, it’s called this design design, where russia is called northern eurasia, where everything is already divided, well, in fact, this is a repetition of hitler’s ost plan, the

angela merkel said that germany is ready to accept everyone who flees their countries.lone more than 100 complaints were filed, mainly from women who were attacked by migrants, who later stated to the police that it was merkel who invited them. the current crisis in the middle east has only intensified the theme of the radicalism of newcomers and the weakness of the authorities. ivan blagoy will confirm. footage of the capitulation of the german police to migrants ready to destroy everything in sight is distributed on social networks by the pro-hamas association, the video is equipped with a kind of music, this is the district of nolm, berlin, the capital of germany. stop the chaos was achieved only with the help of water cannons. samedun is now teaching the germans about democracy. yes, this is about germany. a police state is a state whose institutions exercise an extreme degree of control. there are dozens of videos from berlin on social networks, on one of them the words are heard, yes, also, we want war here, in germany there are uncoordinated demonstrations that e

translated into russian, this is correct in meaning - this is a state benefit , this was once coined by angela merkelel, to defend israel and to support israel - this is our state benefit, this is the question of state benefit puts germany's relationship with israel into a certain state. such a commercial format, when, well, it seems like germany was to blame, so it organized the holocaust, well, now we have a state reson such that we should help, in 1949, if my memory serves me right, konrad adenaur and ben gurrion, they first discussed, well, then, at least konrad formulated the principles of why israel should be supported, why germany should. treat israel this way, not because germany exterminated 6 million jews, but because pan-european security will depend on whether germany now, recognizing its past, will support israel, he was one of the first to say these words, pan-european security, and then this more times it was repeated not in the example of the jews, when the unification of germany took place in 1990, the question of pan-european security was raised again, everyone was talking, but the

anniversary of the reunification of germany , ex-chancellor of the federal republic of germany angela merkelf bullying due to an allegedly incorrect biography. merkel said that several years ago, local experts in a book about the history of the cdu party called her east german past by balastom. the chancellor herself, who has repeatedly called for abandoning the derogatory attitude towards east germans, still... holds a grudge against journalists, i couldn’t believe my eyes, and then i read it again, i felt devastated, it all really hooked me , of course, this is my biography, my childhood in the gdr, this cannot be separated from the person. the germans are confident that the gap between the two germanys has not been bridged after decades. according to the zdf tv channel, half of east germans still feel themselves... second-class citizens in one large country, and the number of such people is only growing from year to year, but the authorities assure that there is no split. in fact, there is no longer an east as such in germany, there is a difference between life in cities and in rural area

which opened corridors allow people opened corridors to allow people to merkel saying come to angela merkelope, there's only one political leader of modern times more unpopular than jeremy corbyn and that's liz truss. >> so to quote tony blair, at least labour had the decency to do their crazy period in opposition. rob the tories ruined the country. >> she's not prime minister anymore. was prime minister anymore. she was prime minister for you not worry for 44 days. do you not worry about keir starmer's judgement saying things out loud that the pubuc public will hate? >> because the public don't >> no, because the public don't support >> no, because the public don't supthey where do get that from? >> the public support tackling illegal refugees. they know illegal refugees. but they know that rwanda is a ruse that is wasting public money. spaffing the wall, you might say you're so wrong. so wrong. >> so wrong. >> the polling says the red wall and working class constituencies cireng support rwanda wholeheartedly three quarters of them. >> and we know that rwanda isn't working. it's not workin

argument that suella braverman made was made by david cameron and actually by the hero of the left, angela merkelis that nothing and not a thing has been done about it since they, you know, they admitted that multiculturalism had failed . multiculturalism had failed. nothing has come of that reflection . and absolutely, reflection. and absolutely, she's complete . right. you know, she's complete. right. you know, expressing support for a proscribed terrorist organisation , which hamas is, is organisation, which hamas is, is illegal in this country. so she's absolutely right. it's bizarre that in this country we see people being arrested for tweets that they put online for retweeting limericks , people retweeting limericks, people getting in trouble for all sorts of things that the police shouldn't be bothering, spending their time on and instead , we're their time on and instead, we're seeing people in the streets express support and frankly, being jubilant and celebrating the murder of jewish people , the murder of jewish people, innocent civilians, as you mentioned, the kidnap of elderly ladies

do that some of the >> do you think that some of the people like, say, angela merkel or other europeanders who made that now made decision ins that have now made decision ins that have now made us all in europe less safe should be held to account for that? yeah i think i think people should be held to account for policies that they for the policies that they adopted different european for the policies that they adopted tookerent european for the policies that they adopted took very european for the policies that they adopted took very different| stances. >> i've just come back from scandinavia the scandinavia where where the danes swedes take danes and the swedes take diametrically policies, diametrically opposed policies, even had governments, even when they had governments, both led the social democrats both led by the social democrats . the swedes were much more open.the . the swedes were much more open. the danes have very firm for much firmer immigration policy than we have here. so yes, politicians should always be able to account. i think we can all agree, though, that humza you