ardern calls for the regulation of the information space to identify those who dare to express opinionst do not coincide with the general line of the party about the passing era of freedom of speech in the open spaces, withered democracy. andrey sych in the screenshot section. what is freedom of speech and human rights only in europe was fully felt by yuta sofia vasilyevskaya, a citizen of latvia, who also lived in germany in austria, known for her uncompromising position bloggers from tiktok came to belarus because europe today does not tolerate any alternative opinion other than the official agenda of the collective west; it cannot be voiced even on vasilievsk social networks. now they are steadily removed over and over again. what this says, apparently, is that there are still a lot of people like her and her thoughts are close to a huge number of europeans, and therefore vasilyevsky is quickly gaining subscribers about what is actually behind the eu sign showing europe as a paradise for civilized person. and where the west is actually heading, we talked with sophia in mogilev and ho

ardern crime laws even. ms.he said he's such an arrogant p something after being questioned in parliament that's the most gendered hate speech. so she could be arrested under law. the current under one law. well, the current law safeguards people on law only safeguards people on the of colour race, the grounds of colour race, ethnic national origins. ethnic or national origins. gender mentioned, sir. gender is not mentioned, sir. and also free speech is always beenin and also free speech is always been in new zealand , lived there been in new zealand, lived there for four years and in order to talk, you actually keep your mouth very still. you cannot have any kind free speech because your mouth is not allowed to murder . so they can't allowed to murder. so they can't have free speech because all vowels are just one. you somewhere between ian and i now it's more like a r nice than sunday telegraph. diane and if you're tired , all of those you're tired, all of those stories about art being edited to make it less o

ardern crime laws even. ms.he said he's such an arrogant p something after being questioned in parliament that's the most gendered hate speech. so she could be arrested under law. the current under one law. well, the current law safeguards people on law only safeguards people on the of colour race, the grounds of colour race, ethnic national origins. ethnic or national origins. gender mentioned, sir. gender is not mentioned, sir. and also free speech is always beenin and also free speech is always been in new zealand , lived there been in new zealand, lived there for four years and in order to talk, you actually keep your mouth very still. you cannot have any kind free speech because your mouth is not allowed to murder . so they can't allowed to murder. so they can't have free speech because all vowels are just one. you somewhere between ian and i now it's more like a r nice than sunday telegraph. diane and if you're tired , all of those you're tired, all of those stories about art being edited to make it less o

. — minister of new zealand, jacinda ardern, who made an apology because she was— ardern, who made anshouldn't bother to— such a fussed and she shouldn't bother to apologise.— such a fussed and she shouldn't bother to apologise. does it say something _ bother to apologise. does it say something about _ bother to apologise. does it say something about politics - bother to apologise. does it say something about politics that i bother to apologise. does it say i something about politics that we, i don't know... let me play devils advocate, it's an insult against an opposition mp, it's obvious he met with malice— is it the state of our politics today that that sort of language is more commonly used? you wouldn't have heard it 30 years ago. you know, but you'd hear much worse than that— you know, but you'd hear much worse than that today if you had left the mics open~ — than that today if you had left the mics open. ijust think it's, you know. — mics open. ijust think it's, you know. to — mics open. ijust think it's, you know. to say— mics open. ijust think it's, you know, to say someone i

the jacinda ardern was interesting. to be inspiration from nelson mandela stuff. yes. meghan markle is a lady who actually to try convince least herself try to convince at least herself some of the cast of the some member of the cast of the king said that they'd had king had said that they'd had parties, like when parties, the streets, like when mandela released from mandela was released from prison, actually prison, when she actually managed to well break free of the royal family marry into it, whatever way you want to look at it, which think is pretty shoddy, so i'm sure shoddy, isn't it? so i'm sure we'll with bated breath. we'll await with bated breath. the year old by the the ten year old down, by the way, is the lady decided to have one of the most dictatorial approaches to the growth virus. completely strip everyone of civil rights civil liberties and human rights and top of that, and of course, on top of that, managed ban people from managed now ban people from smoking on a certain age, smoking on beyond a certa

ardern just questioned.how sensitive she is to even the slightest criticism and an extraordinary in our country's parliament overnight after being challenged by one of the staunchest critics of her authoritarian covid policies , authoritarian covid policies, the brilliant leader of the libertarian act party, david seymour holder, gordon brown , seymour holder, gordon brown, fell victim to the dreaded hot mic watch . can the prime mic watch. can the prime minister give example of her making a mistake apologising for it and fixing it? i stand by the work that we've done as a government over this last year and over this past term always made decisions that we believed to be in the best interests of new zealand time . new zealand at the time. question number five. nicola willis thank you, mr. speaker. my question is now, according to see what i did , step up and see what i did, step up and apologise via text message , i apologise via text message, i will just say the very kind mob strikes again , not so kind whe

ardern just questioned.how sensitive she is to even the slightest criticism and an extraordinary in our country's parliament overnight after being challenged by one of the staunchest critics of her authoritarian covid policies , authoritarian covid policies, the brilliant leader of the libertarian act party, david seymour holder, gordon brown , seymour holder, gordon brown, fell victim to the dreaded hot mic watch . can the prime mic watch. can the prime minister give example of her making a mistake apologising for it and fixing it? i stand by the work that we've done as a government over this last year and over this past term always made decisions that we believed to be in the best interests of new zealand time . new zealand at the time. question number five. nicola willis thank you, mr. speaker. my question is now, according to see what i did , step up and see what i did, step up and apologise via text message , i apologise via text message, i will just say the very kind mob strikes again , not so kind whe

on jacinda ardern about being progressive and all of this stuff she's one of the most totalitarian peopletotalitarian people i've ever known. of cigarettes known. the banning of cigarettes for a certain age for people of a certain age based around do with based around nothing to do with the that, you know, the fact that, you know, children too to make children are too young to make the decision. this is now the right decision. this is now going create a situation going to create a situation where a 49 year old man can be in a service station car park asking 50 year old man to go and get him some. but a talking head totalitarian stuff, what's going on with carbon over there? i think know a thing or two about this and you can fill me in. what's happening, right? yeah, that's serious part where of course laughing about course we're laughing about these because they are these people because they are despicable and there are a laughable. problem is laughable. but the problem is that a lot of control that do have a lot of control over lives they seem to over our lives and they seem to be graspi

on jacinda ardern about being progressive and all of this stuff she's one of the most totalitarian peopletotalitarian people i've ever known. of cigarettes known. the banning of cigarettes for a certain age for people of a certain age based around do with based around nothing to do with the that, you know, the fact that, you know, children too to make children are too young to make the decision. this is now the right decision. this is now going create a situation going to create a situation where a 49 year old man can be in a service station car park asking 50 year old man to go and get him some. but a talking head totalitarian stuff, what's going on with carbon over there? i think know a thing or two about this and you can fill me in. what's happening, right? yeah, that's serious part where of course laughing about course we're laughing about these because they are these people because they are despicable and there are a laughable. problem is laughable. but the problem is that a lot of control that do have a lot of control over lives they seem to over our lives and they seem to be graspi

in my opinion , ardern wishes. in my opinion, ardern has essentially taken away the parent's rights and responsibilities for a political agenda. responsibilities for a political agenda . it's a very slippery agenda. it's a very slippery slope to totally terrorism when children belong to the state and parents are removed from their care giving responsibilities. let this be a warning to us. we cannot. this happen here in the uk. i think the church needs to get its act together and to provide a moral compass to the state. otherwise, what's the point in having lords point in having a lords spiritual ? it seems to me the spiritual? it seems to me the bishops in the house of are currently more interested declaring the government's immigration inhumane than they are protecting the sanctity of life . life. the uk supreme court has ruled that the northern ireland assembly can't legislate to create buffer zones around abortion clinics to protect both women who use the clinics and their staff. the ruling will also allow the c

jacinda ardern. sir keir starmer . maybe joe be. jacinda ardern. sir keir starmer.aybe joe biden . oh, starmer. maybe joe biden. oh, there's no question . unrivalled there's no question. unrivalled head and shoulders above. absolutely everybody else . absolutely everybody else. somebody with courage, conviction , passion. and she conviction, passion. and she actually believes in what she's saying. oh, the winner is georgie malone . no question . no georgie malone. no question. no way. nigel farage admires a right politician who's turning migrant boats away. i mean, who'd have it? congratulations maloney, on winning this year's witf award . now back to patrick witf award. now back to patrick christys doing bit to protect the nhs. he's a gentleman . just. the nhs. he's a gentleman. just. just. just wrap yourselves in bubble wrap , okay? just wrap bubble wrap, okay? just wrap yourselves in bubble wrap today because we all after our nhs up. just be careful . just a sticker just be careful. just a sticker that says fragile, right ? okay that says fragile, right? okay but

jacinda ardern. sir keir starmer . maybe joe be. jacinda ardern. sir keir starmer.aybe joe biden . oh, starmer. maybe joe biden. oh, there's no question . unrivalled there's no question. unrivalled head and shoulders above. absolutely everybody else . absolutely everybody else. somebody with courage, conviction , passion. and she conviction, passion. and she actually believes in what she's saying. oh, the winner is georgie malone . no question . no georgie malone. no question. no way. nigel farage admires a right politician who's turning migrant boats away. i mean, who'd have it? congratulations maloney, on winning this year's witf award . now back to patrick witf award. now back to patrick christys doing bit to protect the nhs. he's a gentleman . just. the nhs. he's a gentleman. just. just. just wrap yourselves in bubble wrap , okay? just wrap bubble wrap, okay? just wrap yourselves in bubble wrap today because we all after our nhs up. just be careful . just a sticker just be careful. just a sticker that says fragile, right ? okay that says fragile, right? okay but

of brooks actually james donates of brooks actually james do stand by but coming up what's jacinda ardernt her gender and age . in at media questions about her gender and age. in a at media questions about her gender and age . in a meeting gender and age. in a meeting with finland's infamous party prime minister. we'll discuss as i crown tonight's greatest person and jackass but first as the wales this land harry and meghan's turf . i'll found out meghan's turf. i'll found out from a very special us royal correspondent who america's backing in this battle. meghan's out spoken. i'm a strange sister so meant that markle is on cancer straight after the break . time now from cancelled and this is where the world's commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. as wills and kate , down as wills and kate, down stateside today , harry and stateside today, harry and meghan's never ending publicity is once again going full steam and seems intent on derailing the prince and princess of wales first visit to america in eight years

as for jacinda ardern, that woman be in jail she should not be leader of here. i cannot stand that.e go by that. cannot stand that if we go by that . thank cannot stand that if we go by that. thank you so much. but coming the palace race well between lady hussy and ngozi fulani seems to have been quashed with an emergency wmmw quashed with an emergency summit. but who has come out of the whole ordeal on top? i right. royal greatest person in union jack has coming up at 1050. but first england legend matt litzy eight tackles gary neville's gobsmacking attempt to derail the world cup final by comparing qatar's human rights abuses to the tory government's handung abuses to the tory government's handling of strikes. matt le tissier uncanny . so handling of strikes. matt le tissier uncanny. so in just 2 minutes time. it's time now for cancelled . and it's time now for cancelled. and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. dufing sweeping the rest of the media. during yesterday's final

as for jacinda ardern, that woman be in jail she should not be leader of here. i cannot stand that.e go by that. cannot stand that if we go by that . thank cannot stand that if we go by that. thank you so much. but coming the palace race well between lady hussy and ngozi fulani seems to have been quashed with an emergency wmmw quashed with an emergency summit. but who has come out of the whole ordeal on top? i right. royal greatest person in union jack has coming up at 1050. but first england legend matt litzy eight tackles gary neville's gobsmacking attempt to derail the world cup final by comparing qatar's human rights abuses to the tory government's handung abuses to the tory government's handling of strikes. matt le tissier uncanny . so handling of strikes. matt le tissier uncanny. so in just 2 minutes time. it's time now for cancelled . and it's time now for cancelled. and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. dufing sweeping the rest of the media. during yesterday's final