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in eight cities but with just six percent internet penetration the impact of these bloggers on congolese both inside and outside the city remains low. bar is director. that is just one of the many challenges that remain before the media can play a central role in changing the course of the deer see the future. something has to change in the mainstream media because although we now have the internet and young people use it like never before radio remains the number. one medium radio stations could be big players bringing about change if they were able to choose their own stories independent of political influence i know it's very hard there is so much pressure from both sides but i think they still have a chance to make up for it. and finally a couple of weeks back we touched on the story of the iranian government's plan to ban the messaging service telegraph according to security forces the social media platform used by more than fourteen million people there was being used to fuel social and political unrest so the authorities are encouraging iranians to switch to another messaging plat

it was a local blogger who reached out to guccifer 2.0 and that democrat held on to win. in florida, you do have republican members who ultimately defeated democratic challengers and held on in very, very competitive states where that kind of information might have been useful. there's a "new york times" report from late 2016 that points out that the chairman of the democratic congressional committee, his e-mails were hacked. he did not even face a serious challenger. so the russians don't make it easy for us in the sense that if their responses to this were not politically sophisticated, if they were willing to give information to anyone who asked, that makes the universe larger. again, i'm focusing on those competitive races as we start to dig into this. >> you just mentioned that "new york times" story. i want to have this conversation next so garrett i'll catch up with you very shortly. >>> the reports of russian meddling in other elections, not just the presidential elections, go back several years. as garrett just referred to, in december of 2016 "the new york times

according to edward weiland, one of the most prominent legal conservative activists and scholars and bloggers said quote, no one has been more dedicated to the enterprise of building a supreme court that will overturn roe v wade than the federalist society asked leonard leo. no one has been more dedicated to overturning roe persuade than the very man who chose the list of 25 and that is what we're up against here. that is why america is on tenterhooks so worried about any choice from this list. let me repeat again. mr. leonard leo is the man who assembled trumps list of supreme court nominees and no one, no one, has been more dedicated to overturning roe v. wade then leonard leo. normally in the senate we have a process of advising consent on the supreme court. in the old days the president would consult with their publicans and democrats in the senate on a qualified judge and then after careful deliberation nominate a jurors they could get bipartisan support. what we have here is the exact opposite. the president has gone to too far out of the mainstream right groups, the heritage foundation

could eventually we now with their opinions which is a very very funny prospect ok richard millet blogger and journalist thanks for joining us so much and r.t. great to get your take today on that story right now or let's go back to our breaking news story reports are coming in of out attack in a ball a bus in a german city of lubec twelve people so far believed to be injured two of them seriously the perpetrator thought to be overrating origin not confirmed of course yet is now in police custody we have that information the area has been cordoned off and the investigation is underway as to what exactly happened bring a full update just a bit later as we get them coming. the new global economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education has been supplanted by the right to access education low it's high education is becoming just another product that can be bought and sold but it's not just about education anymore it's also about running a business and what you're good most of the regime could this also. fellow they couldn't. want is the place of students in this bus

to hold on to a passports one hour beauty brands have been boycotting her and banning this kuwaiti blogger read more on those stories and much more on our website at al-jazeera dot com. something that's coming off a lot of social media right now is a video of a swedish students protest on board a plane to stop a man from being deported to afghanistan. bottom old saying is the not going to sit down until this person is of the major swedish students and in essence streamed the whole thing on facebook live as she refused to take or seize preventing the pain from leaving getting both support and hostility from fellow passengers she stood her ground until the asylum seeker was taken off the video has been viewed millions of times what is drawn attention to opposition against sweden's immigration policies is understood the afghan man will still be deported. i'm moving on and leaders of the so-called breaks block that's presumed russia india china and south africa meeting in janice berg and as we've said with most economic summits lately donald trump's trade towers are a big talking point china i

and so there was this republican blogger and lobbyist from florida who said, sure, i'd love to see the have on the candidates in florida that i write about. and so on august 22, we have the direct messages and the text messages. he's then taking, you know, gigabytes' worth of documents from the russians, and that same day posts it on to his website. suddenly, that stuff is weaponized. it's now out on the internet, and very quickly it becomes used by other candidates in the races. >> you highlight one race, this is in the 18th congressional district in florida. you see this being weaponized against a democratic candidate named randy perkins who gets the moniker, "rip off randy." let's see an ad here in which this stolen information is used. >> in fact, "rip off randy" is so corrupt, even democrat party bosses are questioning his character. >> how does this catch fire? as i said, journalists are using it, political operatives are using it, how is it something that is widely known and widely used in races around the country? >> it's really fascinating to think that that campaign advertise

lot of bloggers. i'm intrigued how do they manage to cooperate while europe is threatening to fall apart because we can't . we're almost there we're driving from odessa to the market or the seventh kilometer as they call it here and it yeah even in the atmosphere has us full of anticipation is not the same we've got russian music on the radio japanese car. moving in my hand this is my translator and right hand man nazar trunk yet another you can get a little bit deadlock i want to learn more about how the multi-ethnic multi-cultural multi-lingual cooperation at this market works but i think that people from over thirty nations work together here and then i'm in syria. will have a look at it soon it's so large you can spot it from space outer. space. here we are at the seventh kilometer. the shift starts at the seven am my first encounter is with two ukrainians and her mother valentino. the who are you know. we just try to trim munich eight with people any way we can somehow we make sure everyone gets

of the hit have a listen to this video comment from richard ram sunder was a sober analyst and a blogger. and diversity within the music and the way it's been embraced across the islands and the world i'm always amazed to see how different islands and different types of people from all over the world create their own type of sound what soca music for example here in st lucia could do or daenerys segments and diana they have their own type of same thing in barbados they have music just for crop has music just for spice among us and st vincent they have their own unique sound for vincent mouse and although in japan japanese so guarded make their own so good music with japanese lyrics for their carnival as well so it's incredible to see the amount of diversity that comes from music. still mad dudgeon i lose. my job and make a speech to maddie to. give you a new life. all of which denied them got muddled up you told me. to send me. a life. or love you give him a bridge stuck on. the ride wrong wrong wrong. and goldwyn. wrong. a little. bit. even if. you need to. see a. change in maddie. to j

hectares thirty nations and everybody gets on fine a lot of homework ya know who'll feel a lot of bloggers. i'm intrigued how do they manage to cooperate while europe is threatening to fall apart because we can't. we're almost there we're driving from modesto to the market or the seventh kilometer as they call it here you know even the atmosphere has us full of anticipation things like listen we've got russian music on the radio i think somebody japanese car. didn't get much and this is my translator and right hand man not far from kiev that's a. good. place to add that i want to learn more about how the multi-ethnic multi-cultural multi-lingual cooperation at this market words but i think that people from over thirty nations work together here in a min syria they said yes we'll have a look at it soon it's so march you can spot it from outer space. here we are at the seventh kilometer. shift starts a seven am my first encounter is with two ukrainians do not and her mother valentino. but who are you. we just try to communicate with people any way we can. somehow we make sure everyone gets w

they are sane journalists and bloggers as well. —— they are saying. issue between qatar and its neighbours. the saudi government has made no effort to hide its desire to have the world cup stripped from qatar in 2022. the world cup will be held in qatar in 2022. there is too much money involved. even though they want to host a summer tournament, they did work out it was too dangerous to hold it in summer so too dangerous to hold it in summer so it will now be played between november 21 and december 18 of 2022. it shouldn't be, but it is going to happen. martin, we are lucky to have you, somebody who knows a great deal about the story. so when are we getting it? 2030, we are the favoured choice of the uefa president, who wants an england led bid which will be england, scotland, wales and potentially northern ireland. 12 years time. we will come back to that at some later date. let's move on to the front page of the sunday telegraph. a favourite topic, brexit. well, by 2030 we should know exactly what it means to have gone through brexit. i think probab

of ago xeni is a child region researcher at amnesty international and jang manga is a cameroonian blogger and activists are hoping also be joined on the phone by essentially roma bacary the minister of communications for the government of cameroon he'll be speaking to us from an official in gage welcome to the stream all of you and i want to start with our community because they pitched today show and have been for several weeks now two opposing perspectives are i here says i live in . a country colonized by cameroon and i live in fear of being shot at for no reason there is beyond disturbing presence of armed forces everywhere in amazonia and they see civilians as snow on the other side we got a comment from someone who also lives in that region that some call amazonia this is any who says this is a huge a lie i'm here and demand and civilians are scared of losing their properties and being killed or called names by secessionists if they say or do anything against them jang do you want to weigh in here we're seeing very different points of view from people who live in the very same area

allowed to go see is a child region researcher at amnesty international and jang manga is a cameroonian blogger and activists are hoping also be joined on the phone by bakary the minister of communications for the government of cameroon he'll be speaking to us from an official in gage welcome to the stream all of you and i want to start with our community because they pitched today show and have been for several weeks now two opposing perspectives are i here says i live in. a country colonized by cameroon and i live in fear of being shot at for no reason there is beyond disturbing presence of armed forces everywhere in amazonia and they see civilians as snow on the other side we got a comment from someone who also lives in that region that some call amazonia this is any who says this is a huge a lie i'm here and mend and civilians are scared of losing their properties and being killed or called names by secessionists if they say or do anything against them jang do you want to weigh in here we're seeing very different points of view from people who live in the very same area how do you see it. o

anna's a mommy blogger. the two form an unlikely bond at their kids' school. >> come here, little dude. >> can me and miles have a play date today? >> do you drink? does your kid drink? >> maybe. >> i mean it's never too early to start. >> i think you're joking, but great. >> stephanie, i need your help. i do need just a simple favor. >> the simple favor is my best friend asks me to pick up her son from school. >> but then my character goes missing. >> i warn you -- you go poking around her past you're going to find something that is terrifying. she was not a normal person like you or me. >> she's got a real warmth to her naturally so that she can pray this kind of really dark, sarcastic character in a way that you're still drawn to her. >> i'm rarely genuine, okay? enjoy. bask in it. >> the brand new trailer and behind the scenes leaves us with so many questions. did blake get to keep all that amazing fashion? why is anna kissing blake's husband? and whose body is in the bag? >> it's always fun when you don

al jazeera from nasr as a many blogger and freelance journalist she says here many sir protesting to regain more control back on the saudi led coalition. this is one episode of a chain or other situation in which yemeni. protested the control of the saudi led coalition or where the frontier arteries so you. starting from so cut there are two tires and hard and now. people really are protesting the disrespect from the saudis no question controlling used to rotary i think the the main. it's symbolic achievement but the main issue is that there is a power struggle between what the people want and what the saudi led coalition wants on the ground so each wants to control their or their land but. the misting think imminent here what is the yemeni government is doing so. i mean it's obviously that the people they don't feel represented by their yemeni government and that's why they're protesting and demanding their own security and even the governor a governor of a right he said we we we thank and we wish that the saudi led coalition would respect our disagreement so where is the yemeni gov

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in eight cities but with just six percent internet penetration the impact of these bloggers on congolese both inside and outside the city remains low. barry's director. says that that is just one of the many challenges that remain before the media can play a central role in changing the course of the d. or c. his future. something has to change in the mainstream media because although we now have the internet and young people use it like never before radio remains the number. one medium radio stations could be big players bringing about change if they were able to choose their own stories independent of political influence i know it's very hard there is so much pressure from all sides but i think they still have a chance to make up for it. and finally a couple of weeks back we touched on the story of the iranian government's plan to ban the messaging service telegraph according to security forces the social media platform used by more than fourteen million people there was being used to fuel social and political unrest so the authorities are encouraging iranians to switch to another mess

now bloggers have taken you tube by storm in the last few years with young creators using the platformto showcase their talents online but they're not all in their teens and twenty's monica folks who hails from the north german city of hamburg is a passionate chef and that eighty certainly well above the average age compared to a contemporaries like any granny she has her own signature dishes has helped her out by holding the camera when she starts cooking in the kitchen including my absolute favorite dip. has. three minutes to go until monica folks begin serving next to project. her look at the tender age of eighty. make every mistake imaginable her son mountain is helping out as assistant chef cameramen and director. yes. today we're making bubba good news an appetizer known as amazing. in this case an eggplant puree from lebannon the preparation time is normally thirty minutes but today it'll probably take several hours from the looks pretty good. that you know me and i was happily jabbering away and we had no sound time. that morning your folks posted her first video online three m

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and blogger with all of their errors are nothing more than employees people that we need to make fun of on their laughable. their laughable thinks or. so we were trying to get to ask him for an interview with the fewest parts of the house is where you need to talk to first and. we know. has a negative attitude to tom or do. i realize they were falling back in two thousand and thirteen like thing strange part of. the problem. with the photographs and i knew i was under investigation when you keep deputy. mike the dog or went to my wife's place and tell my wife to have taken the lead like they really wanted mark luke and is what i believe and they still believe they still want mark do good but these are already looking for you want him to do so they just want. arrest. they just can't find something good in you know but they just want to arrest he kept on the reason they got. published the more it was the names of the local police for lauderdale west palm beach police t.v.'s cell broward sheriff's office miami police and f.b.i. probably is the day when it's a felony publish to the publi

when i heard that i was very conscious of the fact that the pathology blogger was three times removedfrom any primary information and fuse himself women talked to was a second hand source but the fact i was being told there was a prime primary source who left the company and was alleging wrong-doing. >> host: the lab director. >> guest: from then on it was my mission was to get this lab director on the phone and make contact. did after a couple of weeks, and he was terrified. he was being hounded by theranos lawyers. he had sent a bunch of e-mails to himself to his g male -- gmail account and they were pressuring him to delete them. he hired a lawyer. she was not -- she definitely wasn't competent to take on his case and go up against boyce, and she was intimidate by the heavy duty lawyers on the other side, and he was under stress, and so he would only speak to me if i granted him confidentiality and i did. figured all i had were rumors and innuendo if i couldn't get this guy to talk and i promised him i would treat him as an anonymous source and would guard his identity which i stil

well as well as tension across the big media social media platforms while this is one english final blogger spence wrote he's been drawing many followers with his coverage of the tournament and his adventures in russia oh yeah our. i. was once the road clearly clash between russia and spain we caught up with things shortly after the game to get his take on the tournament. and then everything often flying up on trains of stayed in hotels i've stayed in apartments we've had absolutely zero issues in terms of the people with man in fact it's been the the other way i'd say people have been so friendly and so welcoming to the english and not just english. that well i must say that one of the things i love about the world cup is the different kind of cultures you come into contact with and for everything i've seen a said that the russians have welcomed that open arms so i have to say it's been amazing and yeah i've gotten zero complaints i just hope more people that can come out. we had that golden generation before us recordings you know these great players the stephen generals the front paws an

in the country and speaking out against migrants is a big taboo here that's why journalists and bloggers who are not afraid to do some digging and speak their mind are becoming more popular hate welcome to sweden this is the number one rape capital of europe just swedes are the most self-loading people on the entire globe but i have never come across a country where nationalism is one of the biggest have boots to point where it's considered to be racist it's gotten worse in every way that we probably have before it's gotten worse well boy is become a phenomenon thanks to the reaction from afghanistan and even the mainstream media reported on this because you can't really hide it anymore there's been i think fifteen gang rapes on boys so this is happening in refugee camps. this is a typical image of a refugee child and he really looks like he's happy that he's screwed over sweden you can there's tons of images like these her family grew it for more and it's like what is this these are these are not kids look at this this is not like these middle aged women there are a few jackson adopt re

in eight cities but with just six percent internet penetration the impact of these bloggers on congolese both inside and outside the city remains low. barry's director. says that that is just one of the many challenges that remain before the media can play a central role in changing the course of the deer sees future. something has to change in the mainstream media because although we now have the internet and young people use it like never before radio remains the number. one medium radio stations could be big players bringing about change if they were able to choose their own stories independent of political influence i know it's very hard there is so much pressure from both sides but i think they still have a chance to make up for it. and finally a couple of weeks back we touched on the story of the iranian government's plan to ban the messaging service telegraph according to security forces the social media platform used by more than fourteen million people there was being used to fuel social and political unrest so the authorities are encouraging iranians to switch to another messag

with tension across the big media social media platforms while this one english shout out found a blogger spence wrote he's been going many followers with his coverage of the tournament on. and she's in russia. but once the road clearly clash between russia and spain we showed off to the game to get his take a little bit. of that everything often flying off and on trains of stayed in hotels i've stayed in apartments we've had absolutely zero issues in terms of the people with. the other way i'd say people have been so friendly and welcoming to the english and not just english. i must say that one of the things i love the world cup is the different kind of cultures you come into contact with and everything off saina said that the russians have welcomed that of open arms so i have to say it's been amazing and yeah i've gotten zero complaints i just hope more people can come out. we had that golden generation before as we called it in the. great players the stephen generals the front paws the way it really is no doubt this squad on paper was one of our strongest but it didn't really perform

allowed to go see is a child region research at amnesty international and is a cameroonian blogger and activists were hoping also be joined on the phone by. the minister of communications for the government of cameroon he'll be speaking to us from an official in gauge welcome to the stream all of you and i want to start with our community because they pitched today show and have been for several weeks now two opposing perspectives are i here it says i live in. a country colonized by cameroon and i live in fear of being shot at for no reason there is beyond disturbing presence of armed forces everywhere in amazonia and they see civilians as on the other side we got a comment from someone who also lives in that region that some call amazonia this is any who says this is a huge a lie i'm here and demand and civilians are scared of losing their properties and being killed or called names by secessionists if they say or do anything against them jang do you want to weigh in here we're seeing very different points of view from people who live in the very same area how do you see it. all roote

that story was not political in any way but there was an online witch hunt that began by ukrainian blogger essentially calling for. people to find me and the most horrendous things to rip they hit my head from my body that was intimidation and threats against not only me but also my family and at that time in consultation with the producers in moscow the decision was made made to pull me out now i was not aware of being on any blacklist we checked that before i went to kiev and certainly it raises questions as to a why does the o.e.c.d. hold a conference on media plurality in ukraine and secondly what does it say about the ukrainian authorities and indeed about the only see if journalists such as myself are prevented from participating in such a conference now there was a response from the o.e.c.d. they said quote that this was regretful and they called on all member states to ensure the free travel of journalists across the o.s.c. region but aside from that there hasn't been anything i have received lots of messages of support from numerous people across the political spectrum on my twitt

journalists and platforms to compete with the internet giants now you're probably the number one blogger in france is this impacting you. maybe maybe. we would to you know we will react according to the new rules but what they want is nobody can speak about the financial. which is taking over the whole of europe. thank you too for his buku google you know my facebook was taken how would you define financial fascism financial pressure is that you don't have access to financial information giving you in this what example we have a new low for example if you can use discount or wolfowitz for gu yeah no it's against ago because this is secrets you cannot talk about it because the regulators are clamping down on speech just like in the u.k. example you can't talk about banks without having off com exactly well gave will clamp down on you now we were just on the cote d'azur and as you point out i have not been in france for a number few years really and i noticed that unlike in the years past the women are completely wearing both parts of their bikini they're not allowing their their their bra

as well as potentially across the big media social media platforms while this is one english of a blogger spence wrote he's been dogging me because he's covered all the total money on these adventures in russia. or her out. of here yeah but it's the road clearly and choice that clash between russia and spain we call someone saying shortly after the game to get his take a little of what. i've done everything off and following up on trains of stayed in hotels i've stayed in apartments we've had absolutely zero issues in terms of the people with me in fact it's been the the other way i'd say people have been so friendly and so welcoming to the english and not just the english. one of the things i love about the world cup is the different kind of cultures you come into contact with and everything i've seen a said the russians have welcomed that i have to say it's been amazing and yeah i've gotten zero complaints i just hope more people that can come out. we had that golden generation before us recordings you know these great players the stephen generals the front paws and wayne rooney and the

building looking at the people i don't want to put out a love to my work harder than all the other blogger there. there's . her. i i. did i. call a show are into the semifinals of the world cup after winning a nailbiting penalty shoot outs against host nation russia. i thank. despite the loss russia found celebrated long into the night and if they take that hero's welcome after they defied all expectations to reach the last day. or the news that shaped the week u.k. authorities say chief people in critical condition in hospital were exposed to the nerve agent not be charged point the finger at russia despite scant information so far. like a partridge and it's the day after the night before here in russia after the last two gripping world cup quarter final matches on saturday. well the host nation lost out on spot kicks to croatia festivities here in moscow did go on long into the night the russian team has returned from sochi and being on stage at the fans are near the luzhniki stadium where they fight the fountains for their support. thank us thank you would think some of the celebrations

might be older looking at the behind a monitor put out a look to my work party with an older mother blogger. twenty forty you know bloody revolution in fiji the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just no war here i mean your list book that you would leave me in the new bill is that i mean you split needle the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty four g. and. those who took. it invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. a day for england and colombia with a place in the world cup quarterfinals the state class has just kicked off in moscow and the team's fans are pumped up ahead of the game. oh. i pad. the winner of that match will say sweden in the next round on the scandinavian soft whistle and in the last the last sixteen conscience of pages but sending their fans back home into the wild celebration. i . live from moscow it's tuesday nine pm in the russian capital lima karyn i'll have yo

that story was not political in any way but there was an online witch hunt that began by ukrainian blogger essentially calling for people to find me and the most horrendous things to rip they hit my head from my body that was intimidation and threats against not only me but also my family and at that time in consultation with the producers in moscow the decision was made made to pull me out now i was not aware of being on any blacklist we checked that before i went to kiev and certainly it raises questions as to a why does the o.e.c.d. hold a conference on media plurality in ukraine and secondly what does it say about the ukrainian authorities and indeed about the only see if journalists such as myself are prevented from participating in such a conference now there was a response from the o.e.c.d. they said to quote that this was regretful and they called on all member states to ensure the free travel of journalists or. cross the o.s.c. region but aside from that there hasn't been anything i have received lots of messages of support from numerous people across the political spectrum on my

talk about the pimp i don't want to put out a love to my first party when i don't know the mother blogger. good politicians do something good. i put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. somehow i want to. let you go right to be first to see what the forecast three of them or can't be good for. i'm interested always in the waters of our. city. in twenty four you know bloody revolution to clear the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it still loyal i mean you know i was with you a clue in the new bill is that i'm new school in the middle of the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty four. those who took. it invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these another goal that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. no no no no no i don't offer. no no no. no. no no no no i don't know what he got out of the about a good. thing and i am not alone in that. we start with breaking news this hour briti

journalists, bloggers and high profile figures were recruited in each country to hype up negative aspectsow calls for fifa, football's world governing body, to hold an independent inquiry. if the qatari bid team were involved in a campaign like that, then that means they would have broken the rules of the bidding process, so it's a really serious matter. i think it requires proper investigation and fifa to be involved in investigating that as well. in a statement, qatar's supreme committee for delivery and legacy said it rejects each and every allegation put forward. fifa says a thorough investigation into corruption claims was conducted in 2014, with michael garcia, a us attorney, clearing qatar of any wrongdoing. qatar is locked in a fierce political feud with neighbouring countries saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. these claims will therefore be seized upon by its critics as further reason to strip them of the tournament, despite the fact there appears little appetite from fifa to act. richard conway, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... wildfires in northern california kill

journalists and platforms to compete with the internet giants now you're probably the number one blogger in france is this impacting you. maybe maybe. we would say you know. according to the new rules but what they want is nobody can speak about the financial fashion which is taking over the whole of europe. thank you too for his google you know my first book was taken how would you define financial fascism financial pressures is that you don't have access to financial information giving you in this what example we have a new low for example if you can we use discount the wolfowitz for gu yeah no it's a going to go because this is secrets you cannot talk about it because the regulators are down on speech just like in the u.k. example you can't talk about banks without having off com exactly well gave will clamp down on you now we were just on the cote d'azur and as you point out i have not been in france for a number few years really and i noticed that unlike in the years past the women are completely wearing both parts of their bikini they're not allowing their their their bras just a d

in the country and speaking out against migrants is a big taboo here that's why journalists and bloggers who are not afraid to do some digging and speak their my. are becoming more popular hate welcome to sweden this is the number one rape capital of europe just swedes are the most self-loading people on the entire globe i have never come across a country where nationalism is one of the biggest taboo stewpot where it's considered to be racist it's gotten worse in every way and we probably have before it's gotten worse well boy is become a phenomenon thanks to the variation from afghanistan and even the mainstream media report on this because you can't really hide it anymore there's been i think fifteen gang rapes on boys so this is happening in refugee camps this is a typical image of a refugee child and he really looks like he's happy screwed over sweden you can there's tons of images like these her family grew it for more and it's like what is this these are these are not kids look at this guy this is not a kid these middle aged women there are a few jackson has adopted refugee childre

expressed dissent, as you rightly point out, or political opponents of a government, journalists, bloggersspoken about this publicly in indonesia. we've seen similar manifestations in aceh. i mean, clearly, we can always do more and i can speak more forcefully but i think we have done enough in terms of highlighting the problem and asking governments to take the appropriate action. the kashmir report that you published this year, first report on human rights violations in both indian and pakistan—administered kashmir, the indian government very cross about your actions, accusing you of ulterior motives, the deputy permanent representative to the un says the report reflects the clear bias of an official, that's you, acting without any mandate whatsoever, and relied on unverified sources of information. water off a duck‘s back? i don't know how to respond to it. look, it's ridiculous. the claim is ridiculous. let's go back tojuly 2016, when we first had this massive disruption, let's put it this way. i mean, unrest, where the use of pellet guns was in such evidence that the home minister in

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