colleen sheehan, what was he referring to?he says that a faction could be a majority or a minority of the whole. what is decisive about affection is it is contrary to the rights of other citizens or to the permanent interests of the community. it is unjust. faction is what destroys popular government. what madison sets as the goal in federalist 10 is to control the violence of faction. because he wants the majority to rule, but not a majority faction. somehow the majority that will rule has to be a just majority. if it is not just majority to begin with, it has to be refined through the constitutional processes. >> two websites i wanto mention to you. c-an.org, books that shaped america. more specifically, if you go to the federalist page, you will get other videos that will add to your understanding of the federalist. secondly, if you want to learn more about alexander hamilton, james madison and john jay, we have a companion webcast -- podcasts talking about the authors. you can go wherever you get your podcasts and download

so, you know, to not fall from russia's colleen graphic. i'm just tossed the into way to the politics. a con. spot on the golf outlet is not the only significant on adults central alarm, but it's like a non single across kerio instantly a place or a military forces can be stationed notice board for, for, to go through and i'll say at pretty good the baltic. she was also on the front lines during the cold war when germany was still divided and the countries of nato and the warsaw pact were enemies. the balance of power in the region at that time is difficult to assess. military strength is not just about the number of ships and soldiers. it's also a question of the quality of the ship's weapons and training for the crews. overall, the warsaw pact forces probably had an edge the . this is a rocket corvette, a worship from the former east, german folks, some of the know the people's navy. in the 1980 this whole goodnight or captain to ship, much like this one. in the feeling came on board in the front or 6, let me know we had 4 missiles on boa

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so during the day when i'm in those colleen somehow have a direct connection to canada and the canadian government under to do or has done nothing to do that instead, it just stops it using them off of some kind of computer. it would be killing all fatalities. whom they consider and who knows, i think the dynamism so that is why they're really this is for daley just into the idea of his fathers. so this has been going on for 40 years now to to the canada one says india. it is. i believe the toodles on the blue might exist in discussions and political problems that are brought us to this point. the so religious tell us the news been gain traction in the 1970s early eighties, but then died down for decades. if you can just briefly tell us what is driving the rise again among the c ds per foot for, for a kind of homeland punjab homeland in the north of india. as well as you know that the many of these had gone through canada and kinetic canada. had an active policy of, uh, you know, inviting such people who wanted the political asylum in this country. well, persecution, or whatever. and th

in this area in poland and the baltic states where there were borders with russia or bela roost. colleen in grad, all of them are very aware of how sensitive this area is, and that's why they hold these exercises at the same time. none of them seem to feel that this is a real imminent possibility. we don't hear that from nato either. now, you know, this came back into the spotlight just a couple of months ago when the late wagner chief, you've got any per goshen and his troops were supposedly moving into bellows. and even there were rumors plodding to take over this a walking gap. now that promotion is dead and some of these wagner guys seem to have been moved out of the area. the tension is gone down a bit, but it did serve to aligns nato just help her curious. the situation is there. yeah, let's take a closer look at that and how hard would it be for nato to defend its baltic members, if russia were to move into this walk ago, it would be hard because this area is so tiny and russia and it's, it's like bella ruth, are right there, so of course the gap itself is on nato territory, but i

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