now former british labor party leader, jeremy corbin sat in an interview on lebanese tv this week. that weapons won't bring peace than the world will comp and suddenly realised that fostering ukraine all the world's biggest, grey exporters and something has to be done. so they came up to an agreement, and i hope it holds to export grain through odessa and through the boss for a straight to the rest of the world. this is a good move, but at the same time, putting more and more arms since ukraine isn't going to bring about peace. the 1st lady of ireland, sabina higgins, called for peace talks and a ceasefire between russia and ukraine in a letter published by the irish times. and then said that she was dismayed that she was attacked for it. and particularly for saying that both sides for some responsibility, instead of placing all the blame on russia, despite their noisy blustery rhetoric about more weapons for ukraine and the need for keith to win. militarily, european union countries are feeling the pinch of their own sanctions. former german chancellor, gerhard schroeder pointed o

long been, you know a fan of people like jeremy corbin and jean-luca melanchon and eva morales in inlivia who i went and interviewed immediately after he was the victim of the coup. i think that what's actually happening. is that left right categories in the united states are eroding very rapidly, you know is the idea of opposing nato in us involvement in the war and ukraine a left or a right wing idea is the idea of opposing gigantic big tech monopolies from censoring the internet a left ring or right-wing idea. i think it's increasingly more difficult to place people in these categories and i think for journalists in particular, it should be very hard and i'm glad that it is this is your what seventh book my sixth book. and where can people read you today now that you're no longer with the inner circle. so as you know mentioning big tech censorship by there's a kind of area that meet up a sector of the media ecosystem that's devoted to free speech. and that's where i tend to gravitate to so i do my writing on substack, which is a place to guarantee free speech. i do video journalis