former pc lewis edwards is now facing many| lewis edwards is now facing many years injail. get over the trauma. and here are some of the sentencing comments from judge tracy lloyd clark. ~ , . , ., clark. when his victims did not coml clark. when his victims did not comply with — clark. when his victims did not comply with his _ clark. when his victims did not comply with his orders, - clark. when his victims did not comply with his orders, he - clark. when his victims did not i comply with his orders, he would threaten them until they did as he was they were told. even when his victims were crying, distressed, begging him to stop, even when told that the victim was self harming or suicidal, the defendant did not stop. although he could have been in no doubt about the immense harm that he was causing to his victims. apart from the offences against the first victim, throughout the time when the defendant was committing these offences, he was a serving officer with south wales police. on 30 dates, he had in common contact with his victims during work hours and he also omitted

but then before we left it, edward let slip something very intriguing. box you to the to the see is the call. yeah, she's the one here while flying back to you from check need. see, edward sent us a message telling us the name of the italian drug boss he mentioned in the interview, causing more than you have with us. so we later learned that back in italy, that sony just like regular di with suspected of being connected to them, that i can get to the mafia organization from the region of calabria in 2015. that's when i was arrested during a man with drug busts of almost 1000 kilograms of cocaine. he was later convicted. what if anything, was his connection to the back protocol dot or to the euphrates? so far, the only clear response we got from that i'm in edward, was that whatever the allegedly scheduled for judge was up to you to get that had been the one to blame. then usually finally answered his phone. i like using the control, is it all of them then? cuz that's what we did. so all the multiple month and i should still get the you question for to th

edwards ran his cruel campaign from the front room of his parents' house.led them into sending him more and more explicit videos of themselves. he messaged one girl, "it's either you help me right now, or get everything shared all over and have your life ruined." in desperation, one 12—year—old replied, "no, i'm not being internet raped any more," but in the end she still sent more pictures. the superintendent who oversaw the case recalls vividly the moment she discovered the suspect was a policeman. i still have goose bumps when i think about it now, because this sort of criminality in any event is just despicable, but to find out it was potentially being committed by one of your own — because he was a serving police officer at the time — makes it all the more dreadful. the court was played videos of edwards' victims crying and begging him to stop, but still he asked for more pictures. for almost all of the time that he was blackmailing and abusing the girls, pc lewis edwards was working for south wales police. detectives have checked his shift pattern, an

in front of people's eyes, i am edward said, i was born in 1935 into a christian family in this house, my... father was successful merchant who imported stationary from egypt, not only the eldest, but he was also the only boy in the family, so i think we thought of him, his sisters a bit as he was getting a good deal as they say, i was 10 or 11 years old when i little by little realized the presence of jewish immigrants in the city, our city was experiencing a... chaotic situation in those days, our house was not far from king david hotel, so i was terrified when that king david hotel bombing happened. jewish terrorists bombed the king david hotel in 1946, the wreckage could be seen from our house. i recall the rising sense of danger, british soldiers on the alert and news of impending war between palestinians and jewish forces. a year later, we went to cairo with all our relatives and family members because the situation became too difficult, that was a one-way trip with no return date. most of my family left jerusalem because they had to, our house was an area that was uh totally un

edwards ran his cruel campaign from the front room of his parents' house. aged 10—16, and then, by threatening to post their naked images online, he blackmailed them into sending him more and more explicit videos of themselves. he messaged one girl, "it's either you help me right now, or get everything shared all over and have your life ruined." in desperation, one 12—year—old replied, "no, i'm not being internet raped any more," but in the end she still sent more pictures. the superintendent who oversaw the case recalls vividly the moment she discovered the suspect was a policeman. i still have goose bumps when i think about it now, because this sort of criminality in any event is just despicable, but to find out it was potentially being committed by one of your own — because he was a serving police officer at the time — makes it all the more dreadful. the court was played videos of edwards' victims crying and begging him to stop, but still he asked for more pictures. for almost all of the time that he was blackmailing and abusing the girls, pc lewis edwar

edward said bad. situation uh of of palestinians and of the... world in general, by 1970, i was completely involved, i had started to write uh in this country, and uh, i was immediately politically involved up to my neck. edward also at that time began to realize that he is damn palestinian, and it's okay to stand up for the downtrodon and to actually regain that ident, it was in that environment that i think because i i discovered then that i had to rethink my uh my life and my... identity, even though it had been so sort of sheltered and built up in this completely artificial way, i had to rethink it from from a start, we did exactly what you expect us to do, we were just modern, we talk your language, we studied your language, and then all of sudden this society here slapped them, they said no, you are dirty arabs because you couldn't even war, you couldn't even fight, the whole the whole war lasted only six days, that kind of immediate. collapse of the of the arab armies at that time had very very

edwards ran his cruel campaign from the front room of his parents' house.heir naked images online, he blackmailed them into sending him more and more explicit videos of themselves. he messaged one girl... in desperation, one 12—year—old replied... but in the end, she still sent more pictures. the superintendent who oversaw the case recalls vividly the moment she discovered the suspect was a policeman. i still have goose bumps when i think about it now, because this sort of criminality in any event is just despicable, but to find out it was potentially being committed by one of your own — because he was a serving police officer at the time — makes it all the more dreadful. the court was played videos of edwards' victims crying and begging him to stop, but still he asked for more pictures. for almost all of the time that he was blackmailing and abusing the girls, pc lewis edwards was working for south wales police. detectives have checked his shift pattern, and, yes, he was carrying out some of the online abuse while he was on duty. lewis edwards is the 18th

former pc lewis edwards is now facing many years injail.ever get over the trauma. daniel sandford, bbc news, at cardiff crown court. two metropolitan police officers have been found guilty of gross misconduct after a stop and search on two professional athletes in west london. british sprinter bianca williams and her partner ricardo dos santos were pulled over in 2020. their three—month—old baby was in the back of the car while the couple were handcuffed and detained. no weapons or drugs were found. video of the stop—and—search went viral on social media. an independent panel concluded that the actions of two officers, pcjonathan clapham and pc sam franks did breach some professional standards of police behaviour in relation to honesty and integrity. a royalair a royal airforce a royal air force plane a royal airforce plane carried aid to gaza and took off in 0xfordshire, headed to egypt. the government has promised an additional £20 million of support for gaza. rishi sunak says he doesn't agree for a call for a whole ceasefire as it will o

former pc lewis edwards is now facing many years injail.ourt that she would never get over the trauma. daniel sandford, bbc news, at cardiff crown court. a reminder we are expecting to hear from the prime minister of israel in about ten minutes times to keep an eye on that. when it comes to getting yourself a life coach, you could do worse than someone who has been a hollywood megastar, a leading politician and the most muscular man in the universe. we're talking, of course, about arnold schwarzenegger. he's written a book filled with advice on how to be successful, and he's been sharing some words of wisdom with our entertainment correspondent colin paterson. arnold schwarzenegger, you will see the bbc has sent along its muscliest correspondent. when you see a body like mine, what do you feel? is it pity, or do you see potential? extraordinary. it's really amazing. and how you can cover it all up with a simple shirt. i think i'm blushing. i can't believe it. yeah, you are, yeah. we're in the very strange situation, because of the actors' s

amna: edward, thank you so much for your time. you. ♪ geoff: the hamas terrorist attack into israel shook the middle east and threatens to expand far beyond gaza. nick schifrin examines the regional consequences, as well as efforts to confront a humanitarian and hostage crisis in gaza. nick: in the last 5 days, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken has visited 7 countries across the middle east, one of his most intense regional diplomatic efforts. the goals are to prevent the war from expanding, gain release for hamas's american hostages and coordinate across the region on humanitarian aid. to discuss all that, we get two perspectives -- francis ricciardone was a career american diplomat with extensive experience in the middle east, and was u.s. ambassador to egypt during the george w. bush administration. and hanin ghaddar was a journalist in lebanon, and has written extensively about hezbollah. she's now a senior fellow at the washington institute for near east policy. thank you very much both of you. officials tell me it is la

bailey edwards!e >> bailey edwards is a senior cheerleader living with special needs and has been best friends with averett taylor junior since the third grade. >> for queen bailey edwards, we been knowing each other since third grade. a long time, man she did our thing, i tell you that much. >> reporter: bailey edwards says she was in disbelief when her name was called. >> like i was freaking out i didn't though they were going to call my name at all i heard it, and thank you. i couldn't be any happier. i thought i was never going to get it but i did, and it's the best day of my life >> reporter: she also thanks her friends and family for all the love and support >> hari >> hearing people like going for me, it's never a dull moment i couldn't be any happier. >> reporter: mao that homecoming has come and gone, the two best friends want to leave their classmates and viewers with advice >> make the memories last, man you only get one life. you only get one chance, man when it's gone, it's gone. you got

former pc lewis edwards is now facing many years injail. told the court that she would never get over the trauma. daniel sandford, bbc news, at cardiff crown court. to metropolitan police officers have been found guilty of gross misconduct after a stop and search on two athletes in london. they were pulled over in 2020. their three—month—old baby was in the back of the car while the couple were handcuffed and detained. no weapons or drugs were found. video of the stop and search went viral on social media. an independent panel concluded the actions of two offices, pcjonathan clapton and pc sam franks, did breach some professional standards of police behaviour in relation to honesty and integrity. a man has been sentenced to life with a minimum of 23 years behind bars for brutally murdering his girlfriend, claire inglis — just eight weeks into their relationship. christopher mcgowan, from stirling, was out on bail when he attacked claire at her home in st ninians. the 28—year—old was found guilty at the high court in stirling last month. hos

in the text of your lecture given at colombia, at the memorial of edward said, december 2009, you say, i think the greatest singular achievement of said as literary critic has been to put imperialism at the center of western civilization. there is an almost remarkable tendency to not mention imperialism as shaping the contours of western civilization. in literary criticism and historical writing, there are two times: before orientalism and after orientalism, and my question is, in the light of orientalism, can you explain what is imperialism? there are many efforts to define the term, i think we all know pretty much what means, it means the exerting of the power of one state. over uh people and society of others, it can take many forms, direct contact direct conquest, harsh sanctions, current us mode of imperialism, in the case in question, there has been a basically a thousand year war of the north against the global south, borrowing the phrase of the eminent historian of... the middle east william polk, and as points out, the war against the global south is mostly the war against th

i am edward said. they occupied my homeland, palestine, and i was forced to live in the united states. the west support of israel made it clear that palestinians must act themselves to liberate palestine. i was a professor at university, so i talked about the rights of my people and israeli oppression by writing books, articles, giving speeches and participating in thebates. in those days, yasir arafat was the vanguard of the battle against israel, and i went along with him, but he got tired after a while and made different mistakes and finally agreed to compromise. i was about to believe that i could... never return to my homeland and die with this regret. yaser arafat, who was frustrated and hopeless, had to pay for the conflict and negotiating table was the best place for the west to take revenge. arafat agreed to a treaty which broke down the interfather and created a deep rift. between palestinians, practically he agreed with everything, but he did not receive anything in return. well, i don't thi

lewis edwards against children.unts and posed as a teenager to groom more than 200 young girls online. he forced his victims to take indecent photographs of themselves using the material , themselves using the material, then to blackmail them in sentencing, the judge described his behaviour as cruel and sadistic and said he posed a dangerous risk to children. head of the met's online investigation team, detective superintendent tracey rankin says the force was quick to respond on this day it was just devastating to know that that person was one of our own at the time of the offending and i'm really grateful of the swift nature that he failed to stop being a police officer because, you know, he was he was sacked , you know, he was he was sacked, which i'm really you know, that sends a very strong message that you know, we won't tolerate this sort of activity and behaviour . sort of activity and behaviour. meanwhile, two metropolitan police officers have been sacked after being found guilty of gross misconduct over th

professor shomsky, i would like to start with the word of edward said talking about you in 1975 in the palestinian review. he says, there are men whose humanity is armed with learning with an indefatigable energy for seeking out uncountable truth. and little known because deliberately baried facts, so i wanted to start with this saying of edward said whom you know very well. yes, we were a mutual admiration society. yes, in the text of your lecture given at colombia, at the memorial of edward said, december 2009, you say, i think the greatest singular achievement of said as literary critic has been to put imperialism at the center of western civilization, there is an almost remarkable tendency to not mention imperialism as aping the concludes of western civilization, in literary criticism and historical writing, there are two times, before orientalism and after orientalism, and my question is, in the light of orientalism, can you explain what is imperialism? there are many efforts to define the term, i think we all know pretty much what it means, it means the exerting of the power of o

edward bernays , a jew from rishi al-asli. he came to america with his family in 1919.after graduating from university , new york studied agriculture, but entered the profession of journalism. much earlier, ziadmund freud , a famous jewish psychoanalyst and deya bernays , had proposed a theory to discover the hidden part of the brain, which today we call the unconscious. based on freud's techniques were used to create false reality or unreal reality. this technique was effective in deceiving public opinion. based on the teachings of freud, he stimulated people's desires and made them happy by directing them towards goods and finally by satisfying them. this process excites the person and brings him to the peak so that his energy does not fall into the path of destruction of the society. it means that people should be constantly consuming and happy so that they don't riot. in a way, this is the key to controlling people's behavior in democracy and actually managing democracy. during the economic crisis of 1929 to 1932 in america and after that, due to the economic pressu

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that is sarah edwards with him.hat has been a victorious night for labour in two of those key by—elections. cheering it is quite something, we've worked hard and i'm proud of the team. everybody he was turned out for labour and said they want change. it is an amazing flight to be flying, people are fed up of the conservatives and they proved it by voting for a fresh start. i would like to thank everybody for the energy they put in for the campaign, the positivity, the way we've given people a choice. it sets the tone for the general election which we hope is coming soon. i would like to introduced the leader of the labour party, keir starmer. cheering sarah edwards, what a fantastic candidate, a fantastic member of parliament. an incredible campaign. i parliament. an incredible campaign. i want _ parliament. an incredible campaign. i want to— parliament. an incredible campaign. i want to say thank you to all of our members who did an incredible 'ob. our members who did an incredible join people — our members who did

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edward bernays was an austrian jew who came to america with his family in 1919.he received a degree in agriculture from new york university, but entered the profession of journalism. much earlier, sigmund freud, the famous jewish psychoanalyst and bernays uncle, developed a theory to discover the hidden part of the brain that we now call the unconscious. had presented based on freud's techniques for used to create false reality or unreal reality . this technique was effective in deceiving the public opinion. based on the teachings of his brother freud, he stimulated people's desires and made them happy by making them strive for goods and finally by satisfying them. this process made the person excited. and you will bring it to the peak so that his energy will not be put in the political path and become the destruction of the society, that is, people must be constantly consumers and happy so that they don't riot. this is somehow the key to curb popular behavior in democracy and actually manage democracy during the economic crisis of 1929 to 1933. america and after

you to be a part of it, and that is how i met all these many people, whether it be hisham sharabi, edward said, what is, at that time the propaganda coming out of the television sets was so enormous and the israelis were sending small groups of their soldiers to re. energized the um jewish community uh here uh towards israel, we had very terrible time, i know i was at symmens and i would be giving talks, i would have people write in about me and uh the local uh zist groups were attempting get me fired from my job. there were many threats at that time, and i know one day i came home, i was living in cambridge on my apartment door, there was... star of david and uh under it was never again i had just given a talk um and so it was frightening to me but uh then i i thought you know i know who i am uh and i understand um that this is ideological zionism is not uh judaism and it has nothing to do with jewish life uh it has everything to do with zionius who want to justify taking this land, what is the difference in structure between a colonial state and settler colonial state? yeah, mean if we'

part of it, and that is how i met all these many people, whether it be sham sharabi, abdin jabada, edward zied, uh, whatdy. at that time the propaganda coming out of the television sets was so enormous and the israelis were sent. small groups of their soldiers to re-energize the um jewish community here uh towards israel, we had very terrible time, i know i was at simons and i would be giving to and i would have people write in about me and the local groups were attempting to get me fired for my job. there were many threats at that time, and i know one day i came home. "i was living in cambridge and on my apartment door there was the star of david, and under it was never again, i had just given a talk, um, and so it was frightening uh to me, but uh, then i i thought, you know, i know who i am, and i understand um that this is ideological zionism, is not uh judaism, and it has nothing to do with jewish life, uh, it..." has everything to do with zionis who want to uh justify taking this land, what is the difference in structure between the colonial state and the central colonial state? yeah

in an angry, provocative new book called orientalism, edward said, professor. english and comparative literature at colombia university, argues that the west has tended to define islam in terms of the alien categories impent by orientalist scholars. he summarized the thesis of orientalism in this article for time. one of the strangest, least examined and most persistent of human habits, is the absolute division between east and west, orient and occident, almost entirely western in the origin, this imaginative geography that splits the world into unequal, fundamental. opposite spheres has brought forth more myths, more detailed ignorance and more ambitions than any other perception of difference. the differences between different kinds of orientalisms are in effect the differences between different experiences of what is called the orient. mean, the difference between britain and france on the one hand and the united states on the other is that britain and france had colonies in the orient, i mean they had a longstanding uh relationship and imperial uh role plac

lewis edwards — who's 24 — admitted to more than 160 offences and will spend a minimum of 12 years inted all of the offences, more than 160 offences, and all 160 of them being to do with blackmail or the abuse of girls aged between ten and 16. he did not come to court for the sentencing hearing this week. he chose to stay in prison, rather than to face the absolute horror of what he had done. it has been an incredibly distressing week. the details of how he was blackmailing these teenage girls and the sheer angst, that they were crying and begging in some of the videos that they sent to him, that he should now stop and not make them do anything more. it has been incredibly distressing, and there have been family members present in court this week. many family members present in court today, including three of the girls that he had abused. what pc lewis edwards did was essentially pretend to be a teenage boy on snapchat, befriend teenage girls, be nice to them, persuade them to send him explicit images, and then once he had an explicit image of a girl, he would use that to blackmail th

and suzanne edwards . evans, you edwards.married recently or ever. never . also ever. probably never. also i don't know. i don't know. have you ever been married? either of you? let's move on. also, neil parish, who's former parish, who's a former conservative james conservative mp, and james mathewson , former labour mathewson, former labour spokesman . okay. i'm going to spokesman. okay. i'm going to start you, neil parish. start with you, neil parish. you're conservative mp . you're a former conservative mp. let's it. jeremy let's talk about it. jeremy corbyn, in your view, is he fit to run as london mayor to run as a london mayor >> i don't think he's fit to run because i think his views on hamas, the fact know the barbarism the terrorism and barbarism and the terrorism and the and the murder of innocent people in israel is just horrendous. but i think is horrendous. but i think he is able to stand as mayor because democratically he could stand. i mean, what i do actually wonder is because i think many , most is because i

coach edwards, always appreciate it. thank you so much.oit lions starting at 8:00 eastern right here on abc. >>> and coming up right here on "good morning america" in just a moment, how americans are going costume crazy when it comes to dressing up their pets. oh, that's cute. we'll be right back. oh, that's . we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowering my risk. adults lost up to 14 pounds. i lost some weight. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop ozempic® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stoma

after edwards�* sentencing snapchat issued this statement.etropolitan police officers have been found guilty of gross misconduct after a stop and search on two professional athletes in west london. british sprinter bianca williams and her partner ricardo dos santos were pulled over in 2020. their three—month—old baby was in the back of the car while the couple were handcuffed and detained. no weapons or drugs were found. video of the stop—and—search went viral on social media. an independent panel concluded that the actions of two officers, pcjonathan clapham and pc sam franks did breach some professional standards of police behaviour in relation to honesty and integrity. if you've tried to catch a bus in a rural area recently, particularly since the pandemic, you may not be surprised to know that services in the countryside are at an historic low. that's the damning verdict of the county councils network, which represents rural authorities in england. they say that more than one in every four bus services has vanished over the past decade. w

anyway edwards, anyway look, peter edwards, thank for your company. thank you for your company.k you for yours we will this yours as well. we will keep this conversation going again tomorrow. time is tomorrow. but for now, time is up. nigel farage up next. have a good night. night. hello there. >> i'm jonathan vautrey here of your gb news weather forecast provided by met a provided by the met office a bit of picture as we end off of a mixed picture as we end off the day we've got rain lingering across parts of northern ireland, will ireland, southern scotland will just sink its way southwards into of northern england into parts of northern england as before generally as well before generally petering off into second petering off into the second half the night, some half of the night, though some other just other areas of rain just beginning way into beginning to push their way into parts northern ireland parts of northern ireland throughout as throughout the early hours as well. good amount of cloud well. a good amount of cloud around hold the around will hold up the temperature

larry: edward. bbefore i lose you. do the senators understand the degree that the new house speaker mike johnson is going to stand firm on separating out the ukraine money from the israeli money? it sounds like this is a done deal in the house. reporter: as far as mike johnson. the house speaker that is how he will do it when you less tony -- listen to mitch mcconnell he maybe threw a wrench into that saying ukraine and israel money is both important, but house speaker i am understanding he wants to pass one bill at a time. larry: all right, edward lawrchts thank you. lawrence thank you. >> now in los angeles. on some of these iranian enrichment policies, william, i saw you this morning was greatest thing in the world, i see it story has changed. reporter: no. it has not. this is in your wheelhouse. i want to say, it is not that the administration is directly funding iran, but rather allowing it to sell billions of dallas -- dollars in oil international internationally in violation of sanctions. and it worked. followin

edward, thanks very much is. edward lawrence at the white house. we've got steve daines with us, the montana center, republican senatorial committee tear. senator -- chair. senator, we don't know how this whole ground invasion will time out and sort out. we do know from these "wall street journal" reports that u.s. military advisers are kind of urging israeling -- that might be putting it kindly -- to avoid a full scale ground assault in gaza, presumably to make sure everyone that wants out can get out, but what do you make of that? >> well, look, this is a moment where moral clarity is badly needed from the biden administration. not only for israel along with the united states, but for the world to clearly stand with israel. and standing with israel means allowing israel to do what it needs to do to protect itself. to have the biden administration starting to manage the ground war in israel is wrong. let israel lead. let them do what they need to do to protect themself. and i'm just absolutely appalled by the fact that president biden will not lin

sarah edwards in election.ictory speech, said that labour voters had backed labour's positive vision and sent a clear message to rishi sunak and the conservatives that they'd of this failed they'd had enough of this failed government which said government which she said had destroyed services . destroyed our public services. she course part of the she was, of course part of the nhs . she's a member. her nhs. she's a union member. her family within the nhs, family are still within the nhs, so very much put herself to so she very much put herself to the people in tamworth as the people here in tamworth as somebody that knows what it's like to conduct public like to have to conduct public service in, day out. but service day in, day out. but speaking voters as did speaking to voters as i did before this election here, her manifesto very much aligned with the people were the issues that people were taking whether taking here, issues of whether this be revived this high street can be revived after redevelopment proj

. we get peter edwards. but before we get stuck that, let's get your stuck into that, let's get your latest news headlines with tatiana . nana. tatiana. nana. >> thank you very much . it's >> thank you very much. it's 3:00. this is the latest. some communications have been restored in gaza after a blackout severely impacted yesterday's rescue efforts. israeli forces are expanding ground operations in gaza , but ground operations in gaza, but the united nations warns that civil order is starting to fade , civil order is starting to fade, with reports of people breaking into aid centres and warehouses into aid centres and warehouses in a desperate search for vital suppues. in a desperate search for vital supplies . despite assurances supplies. despite assurances that aid trucks will be allowed in, the un says supplies are insufficient . urgent. in, the un says supplies are insufficient. urgent. last night, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the second stage of war with hamas has begun. he warned o

i am edward seed, i was born in 1935 into a christian family in palestine. i was forced to leave my homeland after the occupation of palestine. i lived in egypt and lebanon for a while and eventually went to the us. i studied english literature and became a distinguished professor at one of the most prestigious us universities. but the sixth day war in 1967 remind me again that i was the child of an occupied homeland and a fugitive. i ask myself why no one in the us and the west paid attention to this brutal occupation. when i studied western literature and history with this question in my mind, i realized that the west not only has no problem with israel, but also loves israel. my years of research and literally and historical text let me to a theory that i proposed in همه چیز واقعاً از آخر ده 1970 شروع شد که در اون سال کتاب شاخص ادورد. you now say 19th century french paintings, home for instance, or novelistic writings in the work of like floubert and disraeli, and so scholarly writing by linguists and historians and anthropologists and and sociologists, t

i am edward saed, i was born in 1935 into a christian family in palestine. i was forced to leave my homeland after the occupation of palestine. i lived in egypt and lebanon for a while and eventually went to the us. i studied english literature and became a distinguished professor at one of the most prestigious us universities. but the sixth day war in 1967 reminded me again that i was the child of an occupied homeland and a fugitive. i asked myself, why no one in the us and the west paid attention to this brutal occupation? when i studied western literature and history with this question in my mind, i realized that the west not only has no problems with israel, but also loves israel. my years of research and literally and historical texts led me to a theory that چیز واقعاً از آخر ده 1977 خیلی زود تبدیل به یک کلاسیکه و اندیشه جدیدی رو ایجاد میکنه که به نوعی شروع مطالعات پس و استعماری هم هست. culture, you now say 19th century french paintings by home for instance, or novelistic writings in the work of and israeli say and of scholarly writing by linguists and

us, we will be back as usual with international news at half past hour, just bye bye for now, i am edward said, i was born in 1935 into a christian family in palestine, i was forced to leave my homeland after the occupation of palestine. i lived in egypt and lebanon for a while and eventually went to the us. i studied english literature and became a distinguished professor at one of the most prestigious us universities, but the sixth day war in 1967 reminded me again that i was the child of an occupied homeland and a fugitive. i asked myself, why no one the us and the west paid attention to this brutal occupation. when i studied western. literature and history with this question in my mind, i realized that the west not only has no problems with israel, but also loves israel, my years of research and literally and historical text lead me to a theory that i proposed in orientalism. همه چیز واقعاً از آخر ده ۱۹۷ شروع شد که در اون سال کتاب شاخص ادوارد سعید به اسم اور چاپ میشه در سال های دیگه میتونیم خیلی زود تبدیل به یک کلاسیک میشه و اندیشه جدید رو ایجاد می کنه که به نوعی شروع مطالعات پسزا است

tatyana alekseeva, former edward's girlfriend came to the program today, and they are ready to defend and can we clarify why such information came from, that at that time... he had some kind of girlfriend, at that time i lived with him and, as it were, he didn’t have any girls and he always said that i was the only one with him, now what i heard was that he had a girl there, 8 years ago or when 10 years ago we met him, how long did you live with him , we lived with him for a whole year, in the same apartment in which he now lives, so this is where grandma is? grandma was alive, that is, the three of you there, yes, the three of us lived there, well, how does he take care of, this bunch of flowers, he is the calmest person, he couldn’t help but kill her, nothing, i don’t know how , i don’t believe in this, i didn’t take the loan for you, no, i didn’t take the loan for me, i took out some kind of loan, yes, one of his girls was there to be beautiful, asked him to take the loan and... everything melted away happily , well, it turns out that he had girlfriends, it turns out that he dated,

lewis edwards against children.200 young girls online. he forced his victims to take indecent videos and images of themselves using the material to blackmail them to two metropolitan police officers have been found guilty of gross misconduct over the stop and search of two black athletes , search of two black athletes, ricardo dos santos and his partner bianca williams, were stopped in their car in london back in 2020. nothing was found and no arrests were made with the pair publicly accusing the force of racism. five officers were investigated . all of them were investigated. all of them denied any wrongdoing. the panel found that both pc jonathan clapham and pc sam frank were guilty . you can get more on all guilty. you can get more on all those stories on our website, gb news.com those stories on our website, gbnews.com . for a valuable gbnews.com. for a valuable legacy. >> your family can own gold coins will always shine bright rose and gold proudly sponsors the gb news financial report back to pip and mark in a