the british parliament is preparing to accept siberia on national security, which actually exempts the security forces from liability for crimes if they were committed in the interests of kingdoms. journalists have repeatedly accused british military and intelligence officers of torturing and humiliating prisoners. but, when the bill is passed to tell the truth, the document will no longer be approved in the house of commons. you are now being considered in the upper house of parliament. lisa herzen broadcasting from london in the british parliament , in a remarkably empty and quiet hall, they discussed before the adoption of the national security bill. it can be called ibil and the security of the british military and intelligence officers from now on in its country. they are protected from charges of investigation and trial. if it suddenly turns out that while working in a foreign country, it happened again that they kidnapped, tortured and killed people. this is just the tip of the iceberg, but the report of the parliamentary committee on the work of the secret services cites 232 ca

of the british empire, how did they perceive the victory of russia in the crimean war, the british parliamentraged by the capitulation position of the british delegation, and what terrible secrets are still kept in the archives of foggy albion crimea and the crown a new film from the documentary cycle, england-russia, deceit, without love today at 02:20 on ntv spetsbad. premiere tomorrow at 20:00 on ntv hemorrhoids - it's uncomfortable. it is convenient when one complex remedy can help relieve pain, itching and burning. hypotrombin. g comfortable, treatment of uncomfortable disease. only on four days a year does it turn into a side. i've been waiting for such a sale for 500 years, and i said that you're 200 black friday at ozone wake up the shopping in yourself, right now up to 40% discount on tea. ahmad ti set with 12 books letter l for 439 rubles. pet boom mobile app up to 7.000 welcome bonus and fast payouts. mts premium as a gift rive gauche happy birthday november 17 to 20 for you gifts and discounts up to 50% on perfumes and cosmetics sportmaster presents reliable clothing and footwear

just now, some member of the british parliament said that e british parliament.nowhere there are so many people there are also spiritual acquaintances. what if the number of people? hello to the fact that the bible considers a perversion reaches some limit this society is dying. it shares the fate of saddom and gomorrah is also a law. i believe in him, there was such a story that metropolitan filaret drozdov was at some kind of reception and one emotion approached him, the first tower and said, masters. well, how do you believe in all the tales of this bible about one of the books of the bible, it is said that the whale swallowed the ion of a person, the same does not happen. we know that the type feeds on small small plankton. what is the metabolite filorets, said to her dear, if it was written in the bible that jonah swallowed china i wouldn't doubt it for a second. but this is how it will be said, filaret's answers are not all. he suits me, but the law exists and the laws are the destruction of human society, the destruction of an ethnic group. it worked in la

i think the british parliament in london once at the moment, i mean you've got a similar distance in the north of orland where for the 1st time you have a catholic majority which could potentially be a pro nationalist, a majority on the island of r as well which could spell the end for northern ireland, and if scotland was to follow suit, or either where to do that, that would spell the end for the united kingdom. and scotland was an independent state from the 9th century, up until the 17 o. 7. arlen similarly joined the union in $81.00, and if that was to break the part, it would spell significant difficulties for the london government. so more of the reason shay, in your opinion that the people of scotland are even considering independence is that is an economic thing. what are your thoughts? yeah, i mean again, as i said that scotland is a distinct, ancient culture. they have their own language heritage and there's been a resurgence in that identity and breaks. it has been a huge issue in scotland where a majority of the scottish population voted against practice. they wanted to r

simply, these are the cases when the british secret services pushed through the continuation of interrogations under torture, an example that mp david davis cited in parliamentn the case of ethiopian-born binyam mahammed. in 2002, the british. they handed him over to the cia, he was severely beaten, tortured, threatened with violence, slashed with a scalpel. and after that, the investigation miraculously appeared his confession about the preparation of terrorist attacks, details about torture, how information about britain's involvement in them got into the press, violating the characteristic of intelligence services special official secrets and violating the 94 un convention against torture after scandals to the press after 7 years benya mohammed americans. nevertheless , not a single member of the british intelligence service was released from guantanamo, refusing to charge. as a result of this scandal, the second case was not affected, which was recalled in the british parliament, the kidnapping of one of the leaders of the libyan rebels cheated a belhaj and his wife. we only know these names because someone found documents after the fall of gaddafi. that

other words, these are the cases when the british special services forced the continuation of interrogations with attempts. an example cited by a deputy in parliamentd davis case of ethiopian-born benyam mohammed in 2002 by the british. they handed him over to the cia, he was severely beaten, threatened with violence, cut with a scalpel. and after that the consequence is amazing. appeared it confessions about the preparation of terrorist attacks, details of torture, as well as information about britain's involvement in them, got into the press, violating special service secrets characteristic of special services and violating the 1994 un convention against torture. after scandals to the press, after 7 years, benya mohamed, the americans. nevertheless, not a single member of the british intelligence service was released from guantanamo, refusing to charge. as a result of this scandal, the second case was not affected, which was recalled in the british parliament by the kidnapping of one of the leaders of the libyan rebels cheated belhadzha with his wife. we know these names only because someone was able to find the documents after the fall of gaddaf

, but we haven't— the british parliament, but we haven't reacted as if it were an emergency.t have enough money to help developing countries, which we promise — developing countries, which we promise to do a long time ago. we have _ promise to do a long time ago. we have not— promise to do a long time ago. we have not raised enough money for that _ have not raised enough money for that and — have not raised enough money for that. and yet when the ukraine crisis _ that. and yet when the ukraine crisis hit. — that. and yet when the ukraine crisis hit, defence spending was unlimited — crisis hit, defence spending was unlimited. the western countries are supporting _ unlimited. the western countries are supporting ukraine, rightly, with unlimited — supporting ukraine, rightly, with unlimited sources of money, and treasuries — unlimited sources of money, and treasuries are not saying, we don't have _ treasuries are not saying, we don't have the _ treasuries are not saying, we don't have the money. but we do not do that climate change, and it's partly because _ that climate change,

british prime minister loyd. george , speaking in parliament, literally stated that it was impossible to keep british soldiers inhe threat of a rebellion by the local population. as a result of the british military mission, quickly, having gathered, left turkestan, betraying, that is, leaving at the mercy of the local clan all the topics of the orionite governments, which yesterday were flooded with british money and assurances of eternal british friendship. as a result of two years of british games, separatist governments became millions of dead people and the , at all any legitimate authority, if we put an end to the history of the british adventures in turkestan here, then it may seem that the british lost, however. this, of course, is not the case with the results of this monstrous provocation, the british crown was completely satisfied. the fact is that only from 1918 to 1919, the volumes of crude oil that the british exported, using the loyalty of the puppet governments that were kept by london , amounted to an astronomical amount of 113.5 million gold rubles at today's exchange rate - this more than 11 bi

john nicholson found, after all, why the british parliament is the best in the world.i became the first bbc presenter to openly declare his homosexuality, which caused utter horror and hit the front pages of all the tabloids. now i sit in the parliament of the scottish party, so gay lgbtesh that today the whole mister has turned into the most gay parliament in the world. the youth is scared pleased with the gayest parliament in the world. notice i didn't say that. that is, i'm just repeating everything, but if translated into literary russian, it's clear how to address parliamentarians. well, at the same time, what you need is real freedom of speech, yes, when the ambassador of the world cup in the frame, e khalid salman allowed himself to say something that absolutely corresponds to muslim dogma, then, well, a hysteria happened, that is, just german and german editor, probably the television program jumped out to breast close, because this is some kind of nightmare, and the east just explained to the west that how much east is west is west, right? let's see. it consis

the british parliament was outraged by the capitulation position of the british delegation and did notthis is russia agreed not to restore the black sea fleet, but in addition to sevastopol, we have osta you are another fleet in the port in the city of nikolaev, moreover, the british will learn right at the congress that russia has another black sea fleet in kherson. russia also retained the right to own a fleet in the sea of ​​azov, they forbade us to have a military fleet. although mine was left there in the novorossiysk referson, it stood, nevertheless, but for how many past 14 15 years and bitters, where i ruled the note. that we are violating turkey's agreement, so we are considered free and in london they all signed that, according to this decision, our main goal after the military congress, turn sevastopol into a duty-free zone, but most importantly, according to the peace treaty, russia returned the regions of crimea captured by the british and french, which means that the russian empire won a real victory. and so, what the french said when signing a peace treaty with russia ca

of the british empire, how did they perceive the victory of russia in the crimean war, the british parliamentd by the capitulation position of the british delegation, and what terrible secrets are still kept in the archives of foggy albion , the thunder and the crown -russia deceit without love today at 02:20 on ntv sofa how did you arrive? did you fall asleep again? what is being done? so this is yours? yes, good luck - this is mine, of course, the father still built the dead man himself. well, i'm behind the wheel to help you, because i have a heavy wheel here. here, look, here you see, the cart, which is always there. 31 31 thank you alyona opposite, you don't have to wait for me, i'm not in a hurry. and i can wait as long as it takes. it's just that you always run away from me. hello. hello, hello. and what are you running somewhere, that i’m not running anywhere, i’m sitting in the car. and why are you puffing like a samovar, because you just almost suffocated. okay, let's meet at our cafe on the boulevard. fell, not even a word with the doctors he speaks. happy birthday to you. but you

in the british parliament, with a wonderfully empty and quiet hall, they discussed before the adoptionity bill. it can be called and beatim and the security of the british military and intelligence officers from now on in their country. they are protected from charges of investigation and trial. if it suddenly turns out that while working in a foreign country it happened again that they abducted tortured and killed people. this is just the tip of the iceberg, but the report of the parliamentary committee on the work of the secret services cites 232 cases of such treatment of detainees, when the british special services continued to send questions for interrogation even knowing that prisoners were being mistreated, in other words, these are the cases when the british special services pushed through the continuation of interrogations trying the example cited in parliament by mp david davis in the case of ethiopian-born yam mohammed in 2002 by the british. handed him over to the cia, he was severely beaten tortured, threatened with violence, cut with a scalpel. and after that, the consequ

this week it became completely clear why in british politics everything is done through the ass, the whole parliamentl party came out. john nicholson at a meeting with young people called the british parliament the most homosexuals in the world before britain voted for conservatives and baristas, and now for lesbians and faggots. i became the first bbc presenter to openly come out as gay, which caused utter consternation and hit the front pages of all the tabloids. now i sit in parliament and our seat is the seat of the scottish national party. so gay lgbt that today the entire mister has become the most gay parliament in the world. it 's done, fellow citizens. now the gay parade can be held without getting up from the workplace. when the british were embarrassed to admit that they are gay now, and now they are afraid to openly declare that they are heterosexual people cheers comrade. nearly a quarter of scottish national party members identify themselves as lgbt by wearing a skirt. yes, i won’t be surprised at my results if a scottish parliamentarian, in addition to traditional kilts, also wears a b

and if you look at the current configuration of the british parliament with the conservative majority, that seems extremely unlikely to happen short of a general election and a new political configuration. so it is a national political issue, which generally does leave use in like the british museum, but also out of museums the dna than the national gallery, hamstrung on this issue. undoubtedly, i want to spend the last few minutes the program talking about the future. louis, she, you were talking earlier on about about how the world can continue to enjoy and learn from these objects. should we know, expect you think, to see ancient antiquities presented in digital form rather than in post. and we've talked about a collections being loaned out to what extent does that water down the impact? and if we're seeing them in bits, if you like, not a full connection because it's been loaned out. does that detract from the educational value of visiting of museum? well, there's no doubt so that this is the direction where we are aiming in the future. there would be more and more amusing experie

look at the history of other british parliaments, for example, in the 40s of the last century, the parliamentr what the head of state will say, ah, who said it? i apologize , oleg donbar said it, and oh, how i am. i am very sorry that my colleagues do not know history and do not watch history. i would like to remind you that exactly the example of britain showed the unification of all political forces during the war for the struggle for the independence of this state, this is one time, and on the other hand, neither the parliament of britain nor the people in britain has ever been a state. -what or do they do anything worked for the victory of the ukrainian parliament and today they are working for victory, but this does not mean that any nonsense should be supported, believe me, in the parliament today it is gaining 300 votes, you can see it on the scoreboard of the verkhovna rada, everyone and there is no opposition, there is no power, we can this is to be seen on the scoreboard of the verkhovna rada because there is no broadcast, unfortunately, unfortunately, the same, and this is just a r

it known what his future plans might be, well actually boris johnson remains a member of the british parliament from his district, which is near london to the west of the british capital, that is, he is an active politician in the fraction of the government conservative party he is obviously trying to find some kind of further role in what he calls the mobilization of international support for ukraine. financial aid for ukraine, in what form it will be uh right now we don't know yet maybe he himself doesn't know yet we will follow bohdan really for this thank you for the essay for your analysis for your information i will remind you that bohdan was in touch with us tsyupan, a full-scale attack by russia caught many ukrainians abroad, some of them put aside their peaceful lives and came to ukraine to defend it with weapons in their hands, among them sonya and yevhen, who returned from europe on february 25, the day after the invasion, anna kostyuchenko will tell more about their stories and pavel sukhodolskyi and from the morning of the 24th, i immediately started planning exactly how i got to u

now we have reached the british parliament.how england supports homosexuality - it's not safe for people like me to watch championship matches in a boat because of violations of the rights of migrant workers and lgbt groups. i believe that qatar should not have received the right to host the tournament under any circumstances. at as a result, according to the british curtain, qatar nevertheless made some kind of secret deal with fifa and promised that, contrary to the laws of the country, lgbt fans would be allowed to hold hands on the street , display their flags and even live in the same room. at the same time, in the west, they propose to perceive the world cup itself as an anomaly in the frame, implying that this should not be repeated in a sports functionary, they are increasingly reminded of the obligations adopted in fifa not so long ago to filter the applications of the applicant countries for the observance of human rights, however, the implementation of this policy raises questions, given that fifa considered expandin

demands to deal with the so-called eco-activists who attack paintings in museums mps of the british parliamente to treat vandals as real criminals to the head of government. rishi handbag sent a letter demanding to declare groups just stop oil and the last generation banned organizations, and even terrorists to begin seasonal criminal prosecutions of those who attack a work of art require residents. austrian press. publishes survey data from all european. eco vandals are now most actively pursued in the countries by the netherlands, but the sentences, while really not the toughest 3 weeks in prison, desecrated van gogh sunflowers and 2 weeks, attacked a girl with a pearl earring, to be exact. they have nothing to do with ecology, neither these people nor their actions, here we are faced with eco-extenism, when people are far from ecology and have nothing to protect public. activities solve someone's problems. these are marginal methods and the activists themselves are marginal elements. ecology, very comfortable topic in order to eat speculate. it is specially significant, it is sensitive for

was held in contempt by the british parliament over afghanistan. thanks to the words of wisdom. he said, thank you to the wrong country for inviting him to a major summit on the environment of all things. they fly for days to get there. and then he calls the country a name that was actually country on another continent and is leading us to the brink of nuclear. busy a concept unimaginable, just 2 short years ago. you cannot mentioned the nuclear word stu, devastating the green new deal. and the environment which they say may affect us in 300 years. is all that is talked about. and yet, nuclear weapons, which would destroy the world immediately, or never even discussed as a major threat. can you imagine they say the ocean will rise 18th of an inch over the next 200 to 300 years. but don't worry about nuclear weapons that can take out entire countries with one shot. something is wrong with their thinking under biden, and the radical democrats america has been mocked, derided and brought to its knees, perhaps like never before. but we are here to night to declare that it does not h

the a british parliament did criticize him, you know what he said? he said, we didn't concise him because he's, he abused me. it's because he revealed a national secret. then everybody went to love and that was all over. so what i'm saying is that at the west is trying to, ah, impose a, the western culture on the egyptian culture. they are going, they try to interfere in the egyptian sovereign. ah lowe's and judiciary like a one of the, um, observations of the european parliament resolution saying that they are mistreating and violating the human rights of our lab. the fact that i lab for there is an activist, he was charged of criminal charges, inciting the egyptians to murder a policeman, and that was recorded on tv and what you expect them to do. and he exhausted all 3 stage is of litigation. that is a final verdict. so what you expect of the egyptian government to do to interfere in the judiciary. if they interfere in the judiciary and release him, or what you expect. let's play the devil's advocate. can the egyptian parliament criticize one of t

another if those talks fail is the northern ireland protocol bill currently going through the british parliament. now the u. k. government is using this as a threat and negotiations with the you. it's basically would allow that you take government to unilaterally change the northern ireland protocol, but this would be renee digging on an international treaty and so it's something of a nuclear option for the u. k. government. meanwhile, while all of this is going on northern on and has no functioning, executive money is draining away public services, a suffering, and so perhaps to assuage public anger. this, the northern non secretary chris eton harris has said that he's going to cut the salaries of parliamentarians sitting in the assembly hurricane nicola has made land fall in florida, bringing face winds heavy downpours and dangerous storm surges. nicole is expected to move north over the upcoming days of georgia and the carolinas. the storm already forced people to flee their homes, and the bahamas still had here on out there. back on his feet after being shot in the leg. pakistan's, when the

cleverley was recently approved as the minister of foreign affairs in great britain in the british parliament these days he confirmed the position of this country, which obviously causes dissatisfaction in moscow, he said that nothing will change our belief that ukrainians have the right to live on their the land is free and peaceful. if putin succeeds, it would give courage to all tyrants to resort to the worst and no country would feel safe. that is why we stand and will continue to stand by our ukrainian friends until the day comes and it will come when they win. thank you for your information, i will remind you that bohdan tsyupin from london was in touch with us, and in the next segment of our current program we will talk about higher education in ukraine and the challenges it faces in the conditions of the russian war on our air now the president of the kyiv-mohyla academy, serhiy kvitts, mr. serhiy, greets you. thank you for taking the time to come to the studio. good day. the last few years have been difficult for ukrainian higher education. frankly, they have not been easy. we are no

that is this is the unity of the british parliament, which i have asked many times if the labor partyhe prime minister changes to the conservatives , the support for ukraine will not change, that is, where is the feeling of unity and support from both the people and the political elite, for example great britain , what can i say for that for britain p topic thank you for joining our broadcast artem majulin producer and translator zedaryan in ukraine works with this publication here and helps them shoot materials for their foreign audiences thank you very much thank you, and now we have an interesting article about the consequences of a rocket hitting the yard of a house in vyshgorod, seven dead, 28 injured, fragments of a russian hust 101 cruise missile hit the yard of many apartments, high-rise buildings in the kyiv region, how are people, the consequences throughout the area of ​​the attack, how are you feeling we see the wounded in our plot , irina's russian filata are lying in the yard , many employees of the sbu record them as evidence of another crime, in general, this yard in v

the prim court scotland is unable to hold an independence referendum without the british parliament's approval. london has already said they would not grant commission for another vote, insisting that they should be a once in a generation event. back in 2014, from 55 percent of scottish voters rejected their proposed break away from the u. k . london court ruling has re ignited debate on the controversial issue with independence, new phil high among many communities in scotland. we do have deeper into the debate with journalists shade bows, who said that london isn't actually prepared to accept an equal partnership with edinburgh. it illustrates in great detail and that you know, the u. k. are the english lead u. k. is it really interested in a partnership of equals, it will decide whether the scottish people themselves were a very distinct or you know, nation every ancient culture in themselves, their own language, you know, et cetera. they will decide in london whether the people of scotland can even decide to leave the united kingdom breaks. it has been a huge issue in scotland, wh

if those talks failed is the northern ireland, the protocol bill currently going through the british parliament. now the u. k. government is using this as a threat and it negotiation with you. it's basically would allow that you take government to unilaterally change the northern ireland protocol. but this would be renee going on an international treaty. and so it's something of a nuclear option for the u. k. government, meanwhile, while all of this is going on, northern ireland has no functioning, executive money is draining away public services, a suffering. and so perhaps to sways public anger. this the northern on, in secretary chris, hidden harris has happened. he's going to cut the salaries of parliamentarians sitting in the assembly. mexico has become one of the most dangerous countries in the world to be a journalist. that's according to committee to protect journalists. and the 1st part of our special series. we focused on reporters living under a threat the now john holman reports on what happens when a reporter is killed and how that affects freedom of speech. who's more than 7 years

i woke up and found that a model of 1000 people wrote down the doors of the british parliament, wentn the halls, ended up killing two police officers and ended up injuring scores to stop the outcome of an election. what would you think? ask yourself what you think tomorrow morning if you turned on the television and found out that the bundestag had in fact been moved, they had been rated -- raided. what would you think? someone is saying i got it. we will get some help over here, do we have any folks out there who can help out? raise your hands. where he or she is. ok, come on. you have been standing a long time. we have any medical help here -- do we have any medical help your -- here? here they come. i do not think we can get through that way. >> [indiscernible] hang on a minute. it will be ok. coming through both ways here. [applause] it is a lot of standing. ok. >> would daughter. -- we got here. pres. biden: you got her, ok. thank you. look, like i said. i look out at our country and i see how the rest of the world looks at us. they still look at us as a shining hope. they look

yes, and i'm not sure how it is in the i i�*m not sure how it is in the british parliament but therein your caucus, and cut the kind of deal that you have to do is a leader, as opposed to the specific positions of the people who elected you back when you were in the district, in her case in san francisco, so she will be able to continue as a representative of san francisco, she would be a backbencher, she will very much be sorted out by the new members in terms of their accommodation to the house of representatives but also to the senior members of congress who are going to have to negotiate some very dangerous and perilous waters here as we move into the era of divided government, once again. tom lawrence. — government, once again. tom lawrence, former i government, once again. tom lawrence, former chief i government, once again. tom lawrence, former chief of i government, once again. tom lawrence, former chief of staff to speaker nancy pelosi who is backing down from the role, thank you for making the type arise. —— morris. much more on the website. you can download the website. yo

british fascists in the italian manner. at first, the english fascists even had the support of the conservative party of parliament. glish fascists very quickly won their vital space in the political horizon of great britain and became so much in demand political power that part of the british fascists split into two independent organizations . in 1929, this man arnold spencer fox headed this man. thus, another fascist organization appeared in great britain called the imperial fascist league and the name is more than eloquent and emblem . look at the british lion globe in the colors of the british flag, and in the center of the swastika, and here are photos from the national archives of great britain, about which, probably in london today we would like to forget under the fascist swastika. naturally, the leadership of the fascist organization of britain, arnold spencer lees and his companions , however. it is not all the fascists of britain in another part of the british nations united the new leader sir. oswald hernald mosley barons from a world war i veteran is an excellent speaker. he is elected to parliament at

the much delayed proposals are due to be debated in the british parliament next week.news, 24 hours a day, on air, and on bloomberg quicktake. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. tom: thank you very much indeed. blockfi becoming the latest crypto casualty as it files for bankruptcy. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. 54 minutes into your european trading day. you are seeing european equities bid on the back of easing concerns around china, announcements that covid restrictions will be eased. looking through commentary from fed officials suggesting that the terminal rate is likely to be higher, and held for a longer period, even as the size of future hikes may be lower than 75 basis points. currently seeing gains of .3% across the benchmark. spanish inflation coming in slightly lower than estimates, significantly lower than the previous month, leading to a bid for european sovereigns. the german bund and italian btp's, and spanish debt as well, a 15 basis point move lower in terms of the italian 10-year, 3.76.

he also tries very hard to get congress to endorse an institution like the british parliament had established a board of agriculture. he also recommended national legislation, so he begins to see more active role for government and the promotion of agriculture. congress does not pass that board of agriculture, to his great disappointment. let me see what else is here. a question, did enslaved labor's help manage mount vernon during the war? washington has to enslaved overseers who are managing the plantations and supervising the farming and the labor at this plantations. david gray, the man i had spoken about, had muddy a whole plantation. and they play a very important role in trying to find some way to increase revenue during the revolutionary war. he has them grow tobacco. he thinks maybe he could make some money from that, and he instructed both of the two overseers who are involved, they have been involved in tobacco before. it's not terribly successful this experiment, because of disruption of the tobacco markets. so a question here, were black laborers different from slaves? there is a

the climate change has been declared by british parliament as an emergency for that we have _ parliamentactive if stiff it were an emergency. you're quite right, governments are saying at cop we haven't — governments are saying at cop we haven't got enough money to help developing countries, which we promised — developing countries, which we promised to do a long time ago and we have _ promised to do a long time ago and we have hot— promised to do a long time ago and we have not committed, not properly raise enough money for that. yet when _ raise enough money for that. yet when the — raise enough money for that. yet when the ukraine crisis hit defence spending _ when the ukraine crisis hit defence spending was on limited. the western countries _ spending was on limited. the western countries are supporting ukraine, rightly. _ countries are supporting ukraine, rightly, with unlimited sources of money— rightly, with unlimited sources of money and treasuries and not say we haven't— money and treasuries and not say we haven't got— money and treasuries and not say we haven't got the money. b

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asleep at global conferences, was held in contempt by the british— was held in contempt by the british parliamentthe environment, of all things _ on the environment, of all things. they fly for days to -et things. they fly for days to get there, and then he calls the country a name that was actually— the country a name that was actually a _ the country a name that was actually a country on another continent. and he is leading us to the — continent. and he is leading us to the brink of nuclear war, a concept — to the brink of nuclear war, a concept unimaginable just two short— concept unimaginable just two short years ago. you cannot mention— short years ago. you cannot mention the nuclear word. it is too devastating. the green new deal and — too devastating. the green new deal and the environment, which they say— deal and the environment, which they say may affect us in 300 years. — they say may affect us in 300 years. as _ they say may affect us in 300 years, as all that is talked about, _ years, as all that is talked about, and yet nuclear weapons, which _ about, and yet nuclear weapons, which

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