, something like the arab spring, the arab spring, yes, they came up with the arab spring, that’s whyidn’t come up with it, but they found two alzheimer’s who can forget about it, yes, well, that’s it this moment, you know, with europe, we of course say that the americans are very cunning, very smart, so they pull assets out of europe, yeah, well, yes, of course they pull them out. and what will happen when europe collapses, including for america, is a question for us, not but what will happen for us, including for america, no, including for america, because you know, well like, these are the same, like who the europeans are, but these are the beloved slaves of the anglo-saxons, that’s why, but if the beloved slave is not... at least she is robbed, but this is the most important thing an element of the entire western world, just imagine that, well, from this element , it’s like his... he’s on fire, there’s a civil war, famine, something else, very good, yes, what are you saying, very good, very ok, no, i’m not saying that this is bad, it won’t be bad for us, well, i’m saying, the amer

around the time of the arab spring, i was in i time of the arab spring, i was in libya in the winterd with north korea. buying weapons in north korea to the phyllis shortfall as he too was under sanctions. they created weapons to buy influence around the world and how many factories and north korea were doing this? were talking about millions of rounds going by train and hundreds of factories producing the scan stuff. ., , , , . stuff. one of the issues and stockpiles _ stuff. one of the issues and stockpiles and _ stuff. one of the issues and stockpiles and producing . stuff. one of the issues and i stockpiles and producing them because they think that they might live is thought that they might have to face a war again in their produce from use and since the end of the cold war when the economy tanked and the expenses sanctions the manufacturing capacityjust manufacturing capacity just collapsed and manufacturing capacityjust collapsed and they still do have munitions factories but nowhere in the country together manufacturing capacity that is producing anything to quality or in vol

now, you have had phenomenal success around the world since the arab spring, which propelled you to globale. what is it now that still drives you to want to shake people? so many things. i guess, first of all, my passion for people and music and connecting. i feel that nowadays, more than ever, we need to connect with each other, and i feel that if we have this sense of union and empathy towards each other, i feel that the world could be a much better place. well, let's go back to 2010, 2011, and at that time your music was banned in tunisia. you were on avenue habib bourguiba in tunis, you were surrounded by crowds who were all chanting and then this happened. she sings in arabic. we are seeing you there, singing, with a candle lit in front of you, and to the crowds. when you watch it, how do you feel about that moment now? i've always felt, um, kind of distant because ijust...me, i just remember the tension, and ijust remember that it wasn't all friendly around me, actually. they didn't really want music there. so it was like a good mix of informations and emotions, which makes it really

the arab spring, the arab spring, yes, they invented the arab spring, that’s why, no, they didn’t invent, of course, we say that the americans are very cunning, very smart, so they pull assets out of europe, well, yes, of course they pull them out - but what will happen when europe collapses, including for america, this is a bigger question for us, no, but what is the question for us, including for america, no, including for america, because, you know, well, these are the same as who the europeans are, yes, these are the beloved slaves of the anglo-saxons, that’s why, well, if they didn’t feel sorry for their beloved slave and didn’t...help and didn’t save? what's next? who is closer? well, the british are actually part of it, right? who is closer than europe? when this drama reaches its finale, what will happen? well, now they will tell me: yes, the americans don’t care, they are there, they didn’t care about all this, no, of course you can give a damn, but in fact europe, at least it robs... dmitry will develop this idea immediately after the advertisement, which workshop we will deter

so the, the, the, the, the arab spring has been very infectious and it's still going on in different ways . and trotsky no, i can't say i predicted it. i assume that sooner or later there would have to be a popular reaction to the bitter class for that's being been for, for the past generation. very conscious class, for which as of the always quite class conscious business classes. but it really felt they were on a role. so in the united states, for example, we all know the fact over the past generation, there's been wealth created, but it's gone and to very few pockets of the extreme and the quality of the united states is weighted very heavily by a literally a 10th of a percent of the population, mostly the hedge fund managers see use of major corporations and so on. the talking about the united states. but the phenomena are basically world wide, takes a egypt. one of the most exciting places are the, the movement, the a, a started off the, to her square demonstrations a year ago is called the april 6th movement. there's a reason, april 6th, 2008 was the day of a large scale labor

i he said, oh, the arab spring. now, there's a lot to unpick in that.back in 2016, there was still- a narrative that was certainly very strong in jack's - head, maybe slightly- weaker in the rest of us, but still there that somehow. twitter had unlocked this kind of unrest around the world, that people could change i the course of political stories and histories because of it. l and i don't think that feels the case at all now. - katy's just confirmed it _ with a huge, red, enormous pen. erm, you know, ithink- the thing that i'm much struck by and i haven't been- in the company for 18 months, but the teams that have been responsible for making sure l that the quality of the content is as good as it can be, - and bear in mind, twitterl is much smaller and more resource constrained - than the other platforms, has been decimated. the interaction with i the civil society groups that they used to talk- to a lot, through to the actual moderators of the content and so on and i think- that does matter. i think it makes the content less reliable, which makesl it

. >> four more years, pause. [ chanting ] >> jesse: arab spring break, not over yet. [ crowd noise ] >> shot fired. >> jesse: crime is down. [ laughter ] >> jesse: new hoax alert. plus... jake paul. [♪♪] >> jesse: politics is like a game of cards, you don't pick the cards, you play the hand you are dealt. after using up their dictator on day one card in the lock him up card, democrats are down with only two cards left to play. joe biden and come in layers. around the democrat poker table, the question is, what's the next play. the obvious answer was joe biden he won them the first poker game, why not go for a repeat? the question is, everybody sees the play coming and the biden card, no guarantee. he's lagging with debate prep, skipping out on g-7 dinners and now his conviction is hanging over his head. sources inside the white house tell the new york times biden has grown more resigned and worried than ever about what the future might hold for his son. the media is starting to question the play. >> the people close to him say that this is the thing that more than anything else he wa

attacks on the towers in gemini that the global war on terror began, which then turned into the arab springpstein is a blow to the elite of the democratic party, it is known that the banker organized pedophile parties on his island, among the guests were lgor and... bill wedge and many still famous and influential democrats, but that's it the assassination of kennedy is another attempt by trump to hedge his bets, not in vain, probably the other day, and just after the announcement of the verdict, tucker carlson said that they will not stop trump with the verdict, so they can try to remove him, as they did with kennedy, i agree with the same john kennedy's nephew, robert kennedy jr. current presidential candidate, independent rival to trump, the verdict will still fall on the democrats, every time trump was indicted, his ratings grew, his popularity increased, i think democrats understand that they have a candidate who cannot win fairly at the polls, so they are trying to win in the courts, as i said, the verdict by judge juann merchin should be ready by july 11th, and already july 14th. her

terrorist attacks on the twin towers that the global war on terror began, which then turned into the arab springcurrent events in ukraine. jeffrey epstein is a blow to the democratic party elite. it is known that the banker hosted pedophile parties on his island. among the guests were lohr, bill clinton, and many others. trump must be confirmed as the party's candidate. evil tongues are already saying that it was not in vain that this date of july 11 was chosen, it was chosen specifically to prevent the republicans from coming to their senses, but the republicans promise to close ranks, not to hesitate, they are already sure that everything will happen on july 14. the way they plan. donald trump himself demonstrates confidence, he does not sit still, for example, he went to a fighting tournament, well , it is clear that this is also a message to his opponents, that the gloves have been dropped, and he ready to go to the end. of course, the word battle itself should probably be used in an allegorical sense, but that’s the problem. after the jury delivered their verdict in new york, even more in t

arab spring break. >> not over yet. i just want to make it out tougher. >> crime is down. a new hoax alert. >> can you hold for me? hopeful. plus, jake, paul, politics is like a game of cards. >> you don't pick the cards. you play the hand you're dealtee . after using up their dictator on day one card and the lock , democratss ar upr on are down with only two cards left to play. >> wit joe biden and kamala har. >> and around the democrat poker table, the question is, what's the next play? the obvious answer was joe biden. he warned them the first poker game. he won ty not go for a repeat? >> problem is, everybody sees e the play coming and the biden card, no guarantee. he's lagging with debate prep, skipping out on g-ipping o7 din, and now his son's conviction is hanging over his head. s convicgsources inside of the e house tell the new york times biden's growing more resigned and worried than ever about what the future might hold for his son. and the media is starting to question the play . he peopl >> the people close to him say t that this is the thing that more than an

who worked with you in, in syria, as who now co edits to delia magazine created a head of the arabs spring. a thank you so much. i'm waiting for coming on. i going to say the west of european nations, the genocide is going opposable genocide has gone a bit quiet. they have more important things that the vessel states as they being gold. uh it appears. what do you make then? the bible to see means a rehabs. he's a ceasefire a plan if anything, and insisting it's in his rate of the plan while supplying the munition in the bones to be had uh uh, children in god who bizarre for words. um, what you had is the us president joe biden publicly announcing what he stated was in his early ceasefire proposal. so the 1st question is, why is the us rather than israel making this public? subsequently, these really is denied. it was their proposal. then the americans insisted that they basically put out precisely what they received from these rallies. then these relays tell the americans or leak to the press, that there were additional details that were not included. now the israelis are asking for us to

who was propelled to global fame when her protest song, kelmti horra, became the anthem of the arab springisia with western influences to create compelling and original music that addresses themes such as identity and justice, as well as freedom. she's just released a new album featuring an all—female line—up of musicians and producers. she feels a responsibility to use her music to shake people, but resists being called political. so what drives her creative vision? emel mathlouthi, welcome to hardtalk. thank you.

powerful tool, let's recall relatively recent events, such as about 15 years, the so-called, so-called arab spring. when it was social networks that led several, let's call it, revolutions, well, they were really revolutions, because since it was possible to overthrow the political regimes in the middle east, but we also see that social networks can work in the other direction as well, it's such a double-edged sword , is in the hands of miscreants, and we see that there in the united states they are banning tiktok, for example, fearing that ... collect data, through it they can also distribute some certain narratives russia is blocking, for example, youtube, because it thinks that there is too much western stuff on youtube and some are destroying theirs there somehow, and in the end we can say on our youtube channel that we are constantly getting some strikes from crimlebots, because they don't like it what we talk about here in our broadcasts. but, but here in general, returning to the topic, for example, this telegram of the joker channel. i think the problem is that it, it, it's like media and

who worked with you and, and syria, as you now co edits to vidalia magazine created, added the arabs spring. thank you so much. i'll be waiting for coming on. i'm going to say the rest of your being nations, the genocide is going opposable genocide is gone, a bit quiet. they have more important things of the vessel states as they being called. it appears. what do you make the bible this evening to re hits the heat a come off cease fire plan if anything, and insisting it's in these ray the plan while supplying the munition in the bones to be had children and gods who bizarre were words, what you had is the us president joe biden publicly announcing what he stated was in his early ceasefire proposals. so the 1st question .

rabbani, who worked with you in, in syria, as who now co edits julia magazine created, added the arab spring. thank you so much abeliene for coming on. i going to say your list of your be a nation's, the genocide is going opposable genocide is gone, a bit quiet. they have more important things that the vessel stay.

why have you supported the arabs spring in to media, humans, egypt and other countries about not being syria within the next level of the previous one says into says in the originally 1st as principal, we don't want to interfere in the interferes of arab states as always, be not all the same well us a lot of them haven't been in that and send that out. well, have meetings have very serious and very important to an extent, but nobody knows that, you know, politics can just don't take a position in regarding them this way. we as quickly ours and the, the ladies besides syria, everybody knows that's the other side of this as regime. i wonder if it has supported the, the resistance and the non supported the resistance in palestine. and that is that a test on the test numbers down in the face of his rating? and american pressure was also has a receiver which serves the palestinian cause very well. not only they see swell. yeah. what you, what we call for in serious and negotiate dialogue. it reform paradigm because the alternate system that i know would cause of the diversity, the inside sy

why have you supported the arab spring in to media, humans, egypt, and other countries, but not in syria. and the level of the previous one says it says in the, originate 1st, as an principle, we don't want to interfere. and the interview says, says this is always been on policy. well, a lot of them haven't been developed and send that out. well, have meetings have very serious and very important to an extent, but nobody really knew was that you know, call it seems to can just don't take a position in regarding country swear. yeah. i was calling i was in the east in syria. everybody knows, instead of the sort of assets regime as opposed to the resistance and 11 unsupported the resistance in palestine. and that is that it has on the test novice down in the face of his radiant american pressure. one is on. so this is a regime which serves the palestinian cause very well. not always the slow what you, what we call for and see me is when it goes it's dialogue officially ident reform, etc. because the alternative to that and no, because of the diversity, the inside serial sensitivity of the s

i guess what, between 20112014 all hell breaks loose after the arabs spring. and apparently people are angry, which is normal. people get angry and all kinds of countries including our own. but how does that turn into the catastrophe that we then god, and why did this country the united states decide that it had to go all in us? actually if we follow the main same press and the politicians into united states, of course they are involved in the ceiling conflict to bring democracy human rights act was able to advise that society is that so if you believe them, then this is your issue. however, a they are major issue as why the united states wanted to replace president bush charlotte side or to conduct colored operations which could lead into a cool, similar to what happened in ukraine, for example, in 2014. the 1st reason is of course is right. so you guys consider the quote unquote strategic depth of what is called the axis of resistance in west asia. and this axis includes the state and normal state actors that switch from it on to live on, on syria, iraq and

, for some reason it was not only in afghanistan, then i was many times in other hot spots, the arab springnd libya everything else, from libya cairo and syria and the north caucasus, and karabakh, and iran, and iraq everything else. when do you work. you are in a mood, you are no longer you, you yourself know, you don’t feel any fears, but then, when you return, i don’t know how it was with you, as with others, i was overcome, of course, this recovery afterwards, that’s heavy period, my wife was already getting used to the code, she knew that it was better not to approach me, it was better for me to be there alone, it was hard, but nevertheless, over time it pulls me back, yes, it’s like a drug, it’s true, it’s true , i came from afghanistan and already... nikolai fetrovich gavrilov kolya passed nikolaycha gavrilov is a legendary man , a legendary man, you know, i’ll say one thing, you probably know more about him than i do, but still, if we could now reveal all the exploits of gavrilov, which unfortunately still cannot be said about for reasons of secrecy, then there would be a line of ho

you wrote about the arab spring you said the people who most valued democracy, i reflected, are those who lack it. so as are in the midst of a presidential, what do you think about american democracy here? i mean, i think americans can be plenty inspired by folks abroad who lack democracy and are fighting for it and just one little example at that terrible night at tiananmen square, the night of june 3rd, fourth, 1989, when troops opened fire, that crowd that i was in the real that night were these rickshaw drivers, these uneducated rickshaw drivers. and i had been a little condescending in writing about less educated folks, the democracy movement on the ground that, you know they you know, their campaigning for democracy, but they don't really know what democracy is. and that night whenever there was a lull in, the shooting, those rickshaw drivers would pedal their rickshaws toward the gunfire and pick up the bodies of the kids have been killed, injured. and i will never be condescending about those folks again because they might not have been able to define democracy, but they were

bodega guy and not prosecuting illegal aliens deranged homeless drug addicts lack life matters arab springem a lot of press peak is you're doing things so controversial on the right and the left does things which are so fantastic the more gets the more money he gets and he's embraced by the liberal media and we think he's a scoundrel so his profile goes up and up and up. is not just a political crusader is no longer a prosecutor notcr about prosecuting crimime it's about prosecuting republicans and not prosecuting democrats that's a way to build your profile his career is going lik this seasoa n icon now a historical player will be bigger new york state and bigger nationally the sky is the limitg for uya guy like this i could se them being attorney general for big death -- left-wing democrat president.e >> kevin we hear this all the time from the median democrats that crime is down and yet yet people like alvin bragg getting rid of these charges it was also revealed earlier this yearal he downgraded 60% of felony cases charges last year are the books being cooked a little bit whenit it com

devil with the wrong people get elected in the same as the right, the campaign when it was the arab springhelps everyone achieve democracy but at the moment brexit happens the worst thing that could ever happen. we flip-flop on the issues. it's interesting how many of the parties have been able to mobilize voters through social media channels effectively brothers digital regulation in europe that will try and prevent political parties from doing the same thing. >> witty people see donald trump as a leader for all the anti-globalist leaders integral be interesting to see if this is the eu as a harbinger for what might happen in the united states, donald trump in the lead in the leader of the anti-globalist agenda here in the states but i think all the other leaders in europe whether all of them look up to donald trump enter look into the united states, last word what does europe think about what's happening here do they see any connections about what happened between you and how are they viewing in the united states election. >> we always look to the united states as an indicator of trans w

criminal justice system to bring down trump, alvin bragg just dropped charges against 30 columbia arab springs who broke into a campus building and took hostages. [ chanting ] free palestine! [ chanting ] [ chanting ] >> jesse: college g. hottie smash their way into private property, destroyed security cameras like professionals, held two janitors against their will and caused thousands of dollars in damages. they could not figure out a way as great as they are with a lot, to prosecute these people. and the connecticut secretary of state is not ashamed of the stuffing that was not only caught on camera stuffing, but was just charged with voter fraud and witness intimidation. she says wanda is just a nice lady who helps people vote. >> it is not an embarrassment, several of them told us stories like a yes, i believe in voting, i requested it, i filled it out and then there is a nice lady who comes by and drops them off for us. they just saw it as a convenience. so the voters themselves, they were not disenfranchised in any way. but the person who pick them up, broke the law. >> jesse: from blm

self-defense,, bodega guy, not prosecuting illegal aliens, deranged homeless drug addicts, blmers, arab spring, and then on the left doing things which are so fantastic, the more press he gets, the more money he gets. and then he is embraced by the liberal media, and we think he is a scoundrel, so his profile goes up and up and up. and he is now just a political crusader. he is no longer a prosecutor. it is not even about prosecuting crime, it is about prosecuting republicans and not prosecuting democrats. and this is a way you can really build your profile. his career is going like this. he is an icon now. he is a historical player. he is going to be bigger in new york state and even bigger nationally. the sky is the limit for a guy like this. i could see him being attorney general for a big left-wing democrat president. >> katie: yeah. so, kevin, we hear all the time from the media and from democrats that crime is "down," and yet you have people like bragg just getting rid of all of these charges. also it was revealed earlier this year that he downgraded 16% of felony cases to lower charges

toward democratic governments is evident today from hong kong that taiwan gone to ukraine to the arab spring, people across the world and every possible culture and religion have demonstrated they want a say in their own government. they want a say in their own lives. they don't want secret police, right. and combined the narrative and the argument with a set of values. he contrasted freedom with totalitarianism and arbitrary arrest. he contrasted opportunity with economic decay. he contrasted democracy versus state control by unelected dictators. and he made it clear that when talking about those values, the appeal to values is dominant way. one produces an emotional reaction. that he was not talking about western values. he talking about human values. he said democracy already flourishes in countries with very different cultures and historical experience is that it would be cultural kindness, ascension, or worse to say that any people prefer dictatorship to. who would volunteer choose not to have the right vote decide to purchase propaganda, out handouts instead of independent newspapers.

alvin bragg just dropped charges against 30 columbia arab spring breakers who broke into a campus building and took hostages outside of college jihadi, smashed their way into private property, destroyed security cameras like professionals held two janitors against their will and caused thousands of dollars in damage. bragg couldn't figure out a way. as creative as we know, he is with the law to prosecute these people. and connecticut secretary of state isn't ashamed of wanda. the stuffer who not only was caught on camera stuffing but was just charged with voter fraud and witness intimidation ,she says wanda's just a nice lady who helps people vote not harassment. several of them told us stories like, oh, yes, i believe in voting. i requested it. i filled it out. and then there was a nice lady who comes by and drops them off for they just saw it as a convenient so the voter themselves, they were not disenfranchized in any way, but the person who picked them up broke the law from bloomers to antifa, from deranged homeless addicts to illegal aliens. democrats finagled immunity for their squad

and then he's not prosecuting nt illegal aliens, deranged homeless drug addicts, plumbers, arab springreakers and gets him a lot of presst of because you're doing thingsl on that are so controversial on the right. and then on the left right doing things which are so fantastic. the more press he gets, h the more money he gets. and then he's embraced by the liberal medi liberal a. he' we think he's a scoundrel. so his profile goes up, up is nup and he's now just a political crusader. >> he's no longer a prosecutor o . it's not even about prosecuting crime. it's about prosecutingtecuting republicans and not prosecuting democratss. that's and this is a way you can ail really build your profile. his is going like this. i he's an icon now. he's a historical playerg li. he's going to be bigger in new york state and even bigger nationally. i can seteigger e the sky's the limitgu for a guy like this. i can see him being attorney genera thil for a big left wingo democrat president. >> yeah. so deat we hear all the time from the media and from we hearthe democrats that crimd quote, down. and yet

now combination of spring snow mountain, the arabs and repeated big thunder storms and central eastern france and sweets and cools this sort of thing. the river is often swell, no worries to all in the spring in the summer, but they don't always cause damage. they're really out there limited or bit beyond we're not far from them right now, which is also affected by flooding, where these rivers overflow to some degree. now admittedly under the wherever, any significant damage. but this is really the limits of what you expect to happen to this times. yeah. and there's more to come with the circulation just west of, of it's a anywhere in the southern helps, could see mobile phones is still not aspirated across the other side of the drafting, which is quite good at the moment. there's something of a heat rising, the voltage, so this you could call an improvement halt. this weather probably is a bit beyond that and certain extent dining degrees for grease that has been a problem. there are kind of the fires building. this is in the fire sides, police are just nearby anyway. now these files

arabic, french, german, portuguese, and spanish. all in the course of just full year on year in the spring, this long to do these people that go wow under they'll like, i'll come. i was able to learn it that much to the, to, to pronounce it so well without i've been lived in, in the places where the languages are spoken. it's a very fair question. the trick abraham says is to start with a basic foundation of vocabulary and then to find the future of opportunities to practice. luckily, the cosmopolitan metropolis of lagos office. plenty of those today, the brit hume is visiting his favorite lunch spot, running to buy french speaking playgrounds, from neighbor infiniti. also i was just, uh, the, the most is, you know, good wanted to live in a place where it's hard to find someone to practice your new language on. well, ibrahim, i just goes online and checks with his target language. so he learns his 1st words, goes online and makes print world wide language. you have to make some commitment which doesn't come cheap. i use along with this every other day at also on my job. i'm currently a translator translates english to. a spanish to port

arab gul of sed and cima news agency. central depository of securities and settlement of funds announced. 56 assemblies were held electronically this spring, which is more than 60 compared to the same period last year. the percentage has increased, according to the central depository, on april 14, 13, and june 29, companies held their shareholders' meetings through the portal of electronic meetings or dima. this system has been prepared electronically in order to facilitate shareholders' access to the general meetings of listed companies registered with the securities and exchange organization. from capital increase to the suspension of some trades and the holding of public meetings, as well as extraordinary in the kodal package on the news line. the general assembly meeting of be niro symbols will be held on july 14th, fajam, july 17th, faruj, saveh, july 20th, and vetosheh, july 28th. capital increase of 220% of sefano symbol from the accumulated profit and asset revaluation surplus was approved by the auditor , the real legal shareholders and the fund. capital the symbol of nian was paid on the 11th of november. qualified investors can

you noticed in the arab countries that there is now a flood there, that is , there will be a lot of such unpleasant situations all over the world. snowfalls occurred in late springestan, not considering the calendar and the approach of summer, winter has returned. this snow became sudden not only for the cows of the village of karabachimakha at a height of 2.0 m, but immediately for several areas nearby. caught off guard. livestock and their owners, as well as gardens and vegetable gardens, for which people are especially afraid here. in kuban, vegetable gardens have been destroyed, fruit trees have been damaged, local residents are already counting the damage, and the harvest is under threat. the picture is similar in the rostov region, the roads are slippery, there is ice everywhere, and with frost ahead, drivers are advised to postpone their trips. we approach, look, touch, touch, stake the same leaves, cucumbers under a layer of snow, there is nothing left, this is of course because of the prodoplanets, and another year these kinds of problems will continue to happen, well, water problems, fires. chemicals can get there, because of this there can be problems