tim scott is the executive director of the freedom association, well tim, most welcome, what's on your mind? hello george, and firstly thank you for your support for brexit, i remember that wonderful meeting at westminster we had um back in the day, and uh, just to butter you up before we probably end up disagreeing, you did actually, i think, give the best speech of the night, but i did um, warn your producer, knowing that it was your show, that i am, generally. western and often sympathetic to israel, but i think one thing we can agree on uh as well as brexit is that there's not going to be two-state solution um anytime soon uh and i think um i suspect that neither of us sees it as being possible or even desirable although i suspect for different reasons you seem to want a 1948 uh not a two state uh you you're calling for not just air attacks but you appear to be calling for some sort of land invasion of israel, um, which maybe you could confirm that, and you say you want democratic palestine from the river to the sea, well there haven't been any palestinian authority elections, as y

tim scott is the, executive director of the freedom association. well, tim, most welcome. what's on your mind? hello, george, and uh, firstly, thank you for your... support for brexit, i remember that wonderful meeting at westminster we had um back in the day and uh was just to butter you up before we probably end up disagreeing, you did actually, i think give the best speech of the night, but i did um warn your producer knowing that it was your show that i am um generally pro-western and often sympathetic to israel, but i think one thing we can agree on uh as well as brexit is that there's not going to be two-state solution. anytime soon uh, and i think um, i suspect that neither of us sees it as being possible or even desirable, although i suspect for different reasons, you seem to want a 1948 uh, not a two state, you you're calling for not just air attacks, but you appear to be calling for some sort of land invasion of israel, um, which maybe you could confirm that, and you say you want democratic palestine from the river to the sea, well... haven't been any palestinian

said that the dorev case is an attack on fundamental human rights, freedom of expression and freedom of association the american journalist tucker carlson called the incident a trademark of dictatorship during an interview with robert kennedy jr. today, disinformation is understood as any criticism of the authorities, remembering this, you watch as the us administration incites france, macron, to arrest the owner and founder of telegram. pavel durov is currently sitting in a french prison, and this looks like a trademark of a dictatorship. in turn , noted that there is no freedom of speech in europe. meanwhile, official paris continues to consider the note from the russian side demanding consular access to durov. moscow is awaiting a response. the uae is also working in this direction. press secretary of the president of russia dmitry peskov has already noted that rumors about the kremlin allegedly ordering officials to clean up their correspondence are complete nonsense, especially since civil servants should not use any messengers for work purposes anyway. it is noteworthy that today the media re

and therefore, to have a meaningful freedom of speech, you have to be able to associate with like-minded others and proceed under the cloak of anonymity to amplify your voices. that was a corporation, the supreme court has recognized that that freedom belongs to for-profit corporations as well as not-for-profit corporations, including media corporations, including social media corporations. i happen to think that is consistent with the spirit of the first amendment and not only the spirit but the letter of the first amendment would be violated by government purporting to tell these private sector associations organized in corporate form what speech they are required to error. what speakers they are required to air and what not to. that is completely inconsistent with editorial discretion. and just as the new york times and fox news etc. have that discretion, the same should be true of social media companies. fortunately, the supreme court has recently so held in a couple of cases. there is one other situation here which the supreme court docked on jurisdictional grounds in another recent

true freedom is always associated with responsibility. here it seemed that we all really want to use the fruits of that independence, but take responsibility for it, well, not everyone is. are ready, and here i think that the role of the church and churches in the process of transformation of ukraine is very important, in particular, our church immediately began to educate its people, to educate them to dignity and freedom, to responsibility for their state, i recall the words of my predecessor, his holiness lubomyra in the first in the days of the orange revolution, because some in power said that a crowd had come to the square, lubomyr had previously said, no, this is not a crowd, these are responsible citizens who not only exercised their free and free democratic choice by coming to vote, these are citizens who are ready protect your voice. i remember his speech on the second maidan of dignity, and when and when this event happened, which we will call the revolution of dignity, well, this responsibility for dignity, it manifested itsel

a hierarchy in a certain priority of a liberal rights and things like freedom of speech, freedom of association, this ability to speak out on political issues is important. that is something we can argue about. the other thing that has been going on really does have to do that i said is a good thing. i've human economy and gave the human beings dignity in the eyes of god really had to do with the ability to make certain moral choices. there once determined not by human beings but by god. in a moral framework they did not invent. moral judgments would be made concerning the way they lift up to these external imposed rules as time went on over the last couple of centuries relentlessly with thinker like frederick at the end of the 19th century he creates this character currently obey the law or not. he can make up the law himself. the expressive individualism that would extend all the way to the ability to establish the moral rules under which you are living. society are shared rules. everyone gets to make up their own rules as expansion of the realm of autonomy some of it is abetted by changes in

true freedom is always associated with responsibility. and here it seemed that we all really want to use the fruits of that independence, but not everyone is able to take responsibility for it. are ready, and here i think that the role of the church and churches in the process of transformation of ukraine, in particular, is very important our church immediately began educating its people, educating them to dignity and freedom, to responsibility for their state. i recall the words of my predecessor, his beatitude lubomyr e. in the first days of the orange revolution, because some in power said that a crowd had come to the maidan, earlier lubomyr said: "no, this is not a mob, these are responsible citizens who not only exercised their free and free democratic choice, coming to vote, these are citizens who are ready to defend their vote." i remember his performance on the second maidan dignity, and when, oh when, this event happened, which we will call the revolution of dignity, well, this responsibility for dignity, it manifested itself at

true freedom is always associated with responsibility.here it seemed that we all really... want to use the fruits of that independence, but not everyone is ready to take responsibility for it, and here i think that the role of the church and churches in the process of transformation of ukraine is very important. in particular, our church immediately began to engage in education his people, education to dignity and freedom. to the responsibility for my state, i recall the words of my predecessor, blessed lubomyr, in the first days of the orange revolution, because some in power said: "here the crowd has come to the squares." rnish lubomyr said: "no, it's not a hoax, it's responsible citizens who not only did their free and fair duty." democratic choice, when they come to vote, these are citizens who are ready to defend their vote, and i remember his speech on the second maidan of dignity, and when, when did this event happen, which we will call the revolution of dignity, well, this responsibility for dignity, it manifested itself at an eve

there is something called the freedom of association political parties have been covered under that freedom and that basically says that parties can do their business the way they want to do, unless they run into some other constitutionally protected right. so that is a pretty ridiculous notion and it won't happen, okay. >> and then quickly is one way to end your way kind of succinctly described how historic, momentous, potentially symbolic. >> this event of the dnc will be with kamala harris being at the top of the ticket in your view? >> well, obviously she's the first woman and the first person with minority backgrounds. so that's historic in and of itself, even more historic than barak obama. but i think the real historic nature here is that is her message. a reporter asked me the other day, can you summarize it in one sentence? and i said, no, i can summarize it in one word, freedom. >> this used to be the, one of the great things that republicans had going for them. >> this time. because of the repeal of the dobbs decision because of the restrictions put on abortion she is going to ru

this navalny fund, well, there is no navalny, but we at least give the opportunity to get freedom to his associatesrom russian regions, well, this approach, if it is logical, it is clear what happened? mr. vitaly, if i understood you correctly, there is a possibility that alexei navalny... well, let's say, could have died in connection with this exchange, assuming, i believe, that he died in connection with they just laughed at the event, huh. as for the fact that they already understood that krasikov would be released, please, yes, yes, yes, that krasikov will be released, but at the same time they will not give navalny's symbol, but at the same time they will not give navalny, of course, this was their main idea, that in principle the parameters of the exchange are clear, this exchange will take place at all, because biden is interested in this, the americans need to be released, but without navalny, well, it was such a cynical, cruel game of theirs. on the other hand, i have always told you and i will say now that i do not understand the logic of people at all, i will never be convinced by it, w

already developed for freedom. tomlin harris is going to stand up and fight for your freedom. donald trump, to associate democracy on january 6, once to take away our rights and our freedoms. donald trump fell asleep at his own trial with us to. 7 the also it coming up, embedded with a ukrainian military r corresponded nit. connelly reports from the ukranian, occupies course the region of russia were limited to. ready means that we will have, you know, with the, with us the route, we're not able to do it freely. now that is pretty much the way to get in. let's get some idea of what's going on there. we see part of the story which i'll review is watching on cbs in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin today with the man who could one day be a heartbeat away from the us presidency. minnesota governor, tim was on wednesday, accepted the democratic party's nomination of him to be the vice presidential running mate of comma la harris. harris is the current vp. she's hoping to win the election in november and to move into the white house as the 1st woman us president . now, thr

navalny fund, well, there is no navalny, but we at least... there is an opportunity to get freedom for his associatesm regions of russia, well, this approach, if it is logical, it is clear what happened, mr. vitaly, if i understood you correctly, then there is a possibility that alexei navalny, well, let's say, could have died in connection with this exchange , assuming, of course, i believe that he died in connection with this exchange, that they simply laughed at the event, ugh, and as for the release, please, so, so, so, that krasikov will be released, but at the same time they will not give navalny's symbol, but at the same time, they will not hand over navalny, of course, this was their main idea, that in principle the parameters of the exchange are clear, this exchange will take place at all, because biden is interested in it, the americans must be released, but without navalny, well, it was so cynical, cruel of them very game, on the other hand, i you always spoke and for... i will say that i do not understand the logic of people at all, i will never be convinced by it, who go to pretrial dete

opinion section, focusing on on the odd news, but already we are saying press freedom and use describe as the the journalist association just said of the exempt by the decline of the cities press freedom because of that board is saying that it's, that's a very dangerous precedent. so we're going to be studying this box, getting legal advice and seeing what it means. so what remains of press freedom in the city. and brenda, that the founder of the hong kong, free press news outlets. joining us from on com. thank you very much. them us to badging now. where us presidents, jo biden's, national security adviser, has met with chinese either siege and pain rad one on one meeting caps. 3 days of high level talks, projects sullivan. those meetings come at a time of high attendance between the super pos dw as east asia correspondent james trades. her reports showing this top diplomat twomey in talks with us national security advisor, jake sullivan. it's the 1st trip of an american national security advisor to china since 2016 or in recent years, these 2 officials have met several times in some countries, often to stem spiraling

but already we are saying press freedom and use describe as the the journalist association just said of the exam by the decline of the cities press freedom because the board is saying, but it's, that's a very dangerous precedent. so we're going to be studying this box, getting legal advice by saying what it means. so what remains of press freedom in the city, run to the founder of the humphrey press news outlets. joining us from on com. thank you very much, tom to badging now where us presidential biden's, national security advisor has met with the chinese president. she jen thing about the red direct meeting with china's leda caps 3 days. so from high level toll subject sullivan to those talks come at the time of heights. and tensions between the superposition across a range of issues use is asia correspondent james trace of reports showing this top diplomat twomey in talks with us national security advisor, jake sullivan. it's the 1st trip of an american national security advisor to china since 2016 or in recent years, these 2 officials have met several times in the countries, often

cuba supporting rebel forces finding molly's gulf thousands have gathered all your associates square, chanting freedom, its apollo stein. continuing the solidarity with upon assuming people a huge raleigh. in this, the ball draws massive crowds onto the streets and it continues over the assume these really killing of a have my fleet at the.

not ready, and if coercion is applied to him, then this is a violation of his freedom, but then again, any rights are associatedes, and here we need to realize that if we want this country to exist, and this country to provide us with rights and freedoms, then we have to fight for it... that is, in other words, we have a responsibility for this country, and it's a very difficult discussion, so that for the people who are now defending the country, well, a similar approach of their compatriots, to put it mildly, is perceived as not fair, er, and in other words to say, what is this independence for us, well, for me everything is clear, i understand. .. what will happen to my country if we lose our independence, let's imagine the struggle of god, that ukraine was occupied by russia, everything is clear to me as clear as day, the first thing that will happen is that people who are most disloyal to the regime will be destroyed, actually killed, after all, russia came here with firing lists, and this is no longer a secret for anyone , these people will be killed, another time... people who manage to escape will leave

durov's arrest is an attack on basic human rights, freedom of speech and association.rprised and deeply saddened that macron has stooped to the level of hostage-taking as a way to gain access to personal messages. this humiliates not only france, but the entire world. well, elon musk, the owner of one of the largest western social networks x, as the former twitter is now called, wrote on his account. in europe, the year is 2030, and here they execute memes, an influential american journalist said tucker carlson, whose interview with dorov was published back in april. a western country, an ally of the administration and an active member of nato , is keeping him under lock and key. pavel durov is now in a french prison, a graphic warning to every owner of a platform that refuses to censor the truth at the behest of governments and intelligence agencies. darkness is fast approaching the never-free world. the owner of telegram in russia has not been without its own disagreements with law enforcement. they arose after as the social network vkontakte, which belonged to durov

your choice of freedom as a subject is the concept of economic freedom most of us would associate with conservatives and the idea of laissez-faire. most economic freedom is encapsulated by that great philosopher when she said freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose. you have a different view but can you tell me why, what made you decide to write a book on the subject of freedom. >> it's partly because the term had been captured by the right. i thought about milton friedman writing the book of capitalism and road to serfdom how if you had too large ofyo a state you would wind up on the road to authoritarianism they were writing about freedom and the relationship between the free enterprise and political freedom. i thought they had gotten it so wrong and had so much influence in the policy dialogue, and unfortunately not only the dialogue but the policy laws of the legal framework that we had. the way that the predominant doctrine in the last 40 years has been neoliberalism which means new and liberalism is free and it was about the banks to do whatever they wanted, and i t

freedom. most of us would associate with conservatives and with the idea, let's say, fair. i think most liberals notion of economic freedom is encapsulated by that great philosopher, janis when she said freedom's another word for nothing left to. you you have a different. but can you tell me why? what made you decide to write a book on the subject of freedom. well, it was partly because the term had been captured by. the right. mm hmm. and when i thought about milton friedman writing a book of capitalism of freedom or hayek writing a book called the road to serfdom, which is about how, if you had too large of a state you would wind up on the road to authoritarianism. mm hmm. they were writing about freedom and the relationship between, quote, free enterprise and political freedom. mm hmm. and i just thought they gotten it so wrong, and they had had much influence in the policy dialog. mm hmm. and unfortunately, not only of the dialog in the policies, the laws, the legal framework that we had. mm hmm. and so, in a way, the economic doctrine. in the last 40 years has been neo

durov's arrest is an attack on basic human rights, freedom of speech and association.rench judicial system, it is better to have solid evidence of what they are bringing against him, it is better for them not to try to intimidate him. that is why the situation is so complicated: someone mentions his nationality, someone mentions the role that telegram plays in fanning the flames, someone durov's uncertain relationship with similar platforms in the us. immediately after the arrest, many thought that he was related to the fact that telegram does not follow the eu law on regulating internet platforms. however, a few days ago, the press secretary of the eu commissioner said that in such cases this law cannot be applied to arrest someone, so even the european union is distancing itself from what is happening. well, and now news about tolerance from australia in the women's premier league of the country a confident victory was won by a team. with five transgender people in the squad. the lgbt club has not lost a single time during the entire season and conceded only four goa

freedom. the tripoli spokes person for the association of nato and was victims and libya. most off to are you says hundreds of civilians were killed by nato as bombing campaign in that country. the need to is there aggressive, to limit it to you, to use a new ways of trying to call alliance. other countries simply stated, whatever they call it, the front of the more expensive. it doesn't really matter. what matters is what does it need to do? what it has been do with the last 20 years or so, or at least in last 30 years in the world war ended and now was being used against a small countries just like libyan serbia and many of the other. so whatever didn't quite a big doesn't really make any difference. pat lease between $220.00. and one of them truly assumed with used word buying a to a raise. so would we be over at least 5 to 6 cities, especially in the western region of those victims. most of them were choose actually from lot of sleeping in their homes. they clued into women and children and their needs. and the we have the list of those symptoms including the kids as y

freedom fighters. you know, this week the associated press wrote wrote. but their correspondent, their military correspondentpportunity to talk with the 47-10 brigades, which we collect money for, and the fighters are not actually named there, the commander of the 110th battalion of the 47th said that they were newly mobilized, newly mobilized , which now came to them, they, they, they, they don't fight well, they, they... they don't panic, they're poorly trained, they, as the commander would say, they just don't want to shoot, they see the enemy and don't shoot, and at the slightest fire, they leave their positions and they run away, well, i don’t know, maybe these are isolated cases, well, but she also heard it from several people at once, which soldiers, who are currently on the front lines, and i don’t know, and we talked about it with ivan tymochka yesterday, that maybe the problem really is that the preparation... wasn't enough, maybe you have to work as a psychologist and so on and the like, but we also agreed that this is a problem of some kind of general motivation, understanding that it is, well, t

it's, the concept of economic freedom most of us would associate with conservatives and with the id. laissez-faire. i i think most liberals notion f economic freedom is encapsulated by that great philosopher janis joplin when she said freedom is just another word for nothing left to lose. you have a different view but can you tell me why, what made you decide to write a book on the subject of freedom? >> it was partly because the term had been captured by the right, and when i thought about milton friedman writing aan book of capitalism and freedom, hayek writing a book called road to serfdom, how if you had to larger the state you would wind up on the road to authoritarianism. they were writing about freedom and the relationship between quote, free enterprise and political freedom. and i just thought they had gotten it so wrong. and they had had so much influence in the policy dialogue and unfortunate not only for dialogue and thews policies, la, the legal framework that we had. and so in a way the predominant economic doctrine in the last 40 years has been neoliberalism, neil means

durov's arrest is an attack on the fundamental human rights of freedom of speech and association. in the french judicial system , it is better to have solid evidence of what they are bringing against him, rather than trying to intimidate him. co-founder telegram messenger pavel durov is still a suspect, there is no talk yet about the fact that he has been charged, - said philippe devle, a member of the paris bar association. he is under suspicion, from the point of view of french law, he is still considered innocent of everything that is charged to him, the lawyer noted. devle added that after the expiration of the detention period, the judge handling durov's case may decide to keep him in custody so that the co-founder of telegram does not have had no opportunity to leave france. that's why the situation is so complicated: some mention his nationality, others the role that telegram plays in fanning the flames of conflict, others durov's uncertain relationship with similar platforms in the us. immediately after the arrest, many thought that it was related to telegram not following

moscow, but yanukovych ignored the demands protesters and did not sign the association with the european union at the summit in freedom one knew what to do next, and at that moment the authorities decided to show their strength. on november 30, 2013 , on the night of saturday , not many protesters remained in the euromaidan tent city, about four hundred. the protest gradually died down, politicians preferred to wait. presidential elections next year, student leaders also announced the cancellation of the action. around four in the morning , the square near the independence monument was surrounded by 2,000 fighters of the berkut special forces, armed with rubber batons. the assault began: people were dragged out of their tents, men and women were beaten with batons, lying down with their feet. the whole operation lasted 27 minutes. some of the students were able to break through the police ring and ran into the street. mykhailivska. the berkut people pursued them all the way to the mykhailivskyi zolotoverhoho monastery. there the monks let the beaten students in and closed the gate in front of the persecutors. we still

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it is called freedom of association. want to live around people who share my culture and heritage. there is diversity here. we have somali refugees. we have people from nigeria. we have lots of people moving into the city as far as refugees coming here. nepalese buddhists live here and work at the walmart. that is all i wanted to say. i do not talk politics at all out here and my blood pressure is back to normal. host: you may be interested in this story. immigration could be a trump card in pennsylvania. swing state voters concerned about new arrivals. the story notes a poll released last week showing harris and trump tied at 47% in pennsylvania with third-party candidates in the mix. last month, trump led harris in the same pole. speaking of third-party candidates, rfk junior was on fox news yesterday speaking to the sunday show circuit in the wake of his endorsement of donald trump. he talked about the endorsement. here's what he had to say on fox news. [video clip] >> there have been no commitments. i met with presid

set aside civil rights law's, laws that limit constitutional rights, freedom of contract, freedom of associationall of that was to make up for the legacy of slavery and jim crow, so unless these benefits are going to roughly define foundational black americans, the descendants of american slaves, you have taken away the whole purpose of this, and that is exactly what has happened once we got this huge load of immigrants. now a thai who arrived on wednesday will get an advantage applying to college and corporations over a heterosexual white male in particular. that is the biggest hate group, but any white american. all of the civil rights laws and affirmative action and so on have been twisted into antiwhite hatred and open, egregious discrimination. so to make the point that kamala is not a conditional black americans, and i am always pointing out to black people, have you noticed indians are getting all of the diverse jobs? what did we do to indians? 90% of illegal immigrants are from the third world, and mostly they just -- mostly we just run around saving them from tornadoes and earthquakes a

set aside civil rights law's, laws that limit constitutional rights, freedom of contract, freedom of associationall of that was to make up for the legacy of slavery and jim crow, so unless these benefits are going to roughly define foundational black americans, the descendants of american slaves, you have taken away the whole purpose of this, and that is exactly what has happened once we got this huge load of immigrants. now a thai who arrived on wednesday will get an advantage applying to college and corporations over a heterosexual white male in particular. that is the biggest hate group, but any white american. all of the civil rights laws and affirmative action and so on have been twisted into antiwhite hatred and open, egregious discrimination. so to make the point that kamala is not a conditional black americans, and i am always pointing out to black people, have you noticed indians are getting all of the diverse jobs? what did we do to indians? 90% of illegal immigrants are from the third world, and mostly they just -- mostly we just run around saving them from tornadoes and earthquakes a

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