l. c o. and out of the day of l. c. o. yeah, but of them down tools that the big uh, have you know, lockheed martin raped beyond these big companies to effectively receiving subsidy from the american taxpayer or the american pause. and if it is the threat of nuclear war that we're headed for because of the war in ukraine, no sign that work as we'll see beyond their daily pay rates and realize they've got a down tools because of policy. that is giving them the edge of hoops because their lives might be endangered to a. yeah, i mean, most of the anti militaristic sentiment within the labor movement is very much of the grass roots level of labor movement. so. so you see grassroots activists inside of unions, for example, organizing today to try to shut down orm shipments to, to some of the ports in america, and to get the long short workers to actually refuse to serve the ships. that is, that's an example of an action that is happening today. but again, very grassroots driven. those things are not coming down from the top of o

and in the global south, tell me what the f l c i o is. first of all, because many people might recognize it as a cut out of the intelligence agencies. how, how it's supposed to help trade shooting and said, work is around the world, but actually as being performing a different role. all right, so they have to also is a, is the largest federation of unions in the united states of america. 60 unions. it has around, i believe, $13000000.00 total members. so it is not a union itself. it is a, it is a labor of federation, the biggest, the most powerful labor federation. america, as you mentioned, um, throughout the history of the esso, it has been played by a lot of problems, not the least of which are song, his foreign policy, foreign policy positions that is taken over many years. it's also, it's also historically been a fairly conservative labor federation is always falling on the conservative spectrum of labor history. but the fact remains that when you look at organized labor and america for better or worse, the f o c o is the organization

c o is the organization that sits at the center of it. most union members in america are technically members of the f, l. c. o. and so when you think of the starting point to build a stronger labor moving in america, it is going to start inside the f o c o like it or not because that is the organization that exists. that is the table that all or most of the biggest shootings in america are sitting around. so it's a, it's an organization that has a lot of potential um, domestically at least 2 to be the place that helps to rebuild the labor movement in america. but it has always suffered from conservatism and a little bit of a lack of ambition and a lack of a vision. you called a mediocre and a loving yeah. bomb and you know, this statement i'm 3 gives you from the middle east, on the genocide in the middle east. was they recommended a, a negotiated seized by they would even clear enough, unlike many other trade unions about what's happening here in the middle east to coal for a prophecies fire and goes, yeah, i mean it's, it's always going to probably be disappointing to look to the half of seo for more leadership

and we have seen the are joining this, b, g is we have c, l o n g was having the funding card. and because of the patients under the f c r e, which are agreed so far in finding all these things have been happening. uh, press freedom is also on do a trade in india, right. but um yeah, i just wanna cause time is getting. so i'm gonna give a chance to month to come back in on some of these criticisms that coming from internationally recognized institutions about how to like the amnesty international report of january 24th 2024, which condemned what it called the impunity of indian authorities, indiscriminate free demolitions of most of the properties. the government also called the attention of the you and human rights office, which condemned the 2019 citizenship amendment act was fundamentally discriminatory . your response to that. what reason i'm left, he has got to be in india, they have belated with the congress goldman. i brought in the last 2014 finest without paying the taxes. because following the law of the land india, india law. right now that they're talking about the,

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people learn more about about the work that you do come to my website. historically h i s t o r i c l y dot net and also i'm at a show legal on twitter. yep. and we have a lot of interesting things coming up after this article. we're doing the deep dive on fast isn't because everyone has a deep misconception on fascism. so we're planning a video series on that. excellent. and they do have misconceptions. thank you so much for being with us. the great author, ernest hemingway wrote in his epic work, a farewell to arms quote. when you love, you wished to do things for you wish to sacrifice for you wish to serve and quote, that's what earned voice. now that he loves the palestinian people so much, he was so horrified by the plight of the palestinians that he's sacrifice for the. so i want to think i should christmas while me for joining us today and for shedding light on this important and timely issue. and thank you to our viewers for joining us for another episode of the whistle blowers. i'm john kerry onto we'll see you next time the. 2 2 2 2 2 the look forward to talking to you all that technology

l. n. z engines, i guess that is 28 times more coats and as heating the planet compared to c o. 2. in 2015, the wording was maintained. slip has now been practically illuminated in some engine concepts and minimize in others. and the d. n v g l study, assume the methane slips, the full stroke engines at 1.5 percent of the fuel. today, we know it's more like 6 to 8 percent. thanks to scientists and literally over lindsey ships with a helicopter. and to measure those emissions stores this cancels out some of the assume climate, the benefits of those ships. why would you say that the probably, except for these, okay, these engines are fine now. well it, it's, it's, it's a fast point. so when it comes to ammonia engines in the future, of course, we will have to provide clarity and transparency in the industry that by also committing to to said, guaranteed levels of greenhouse gas emissions. m a n says the economy plan to deliver the 1st commercial design of the engine in 2024. the 1st ships fitted with one is due to set sail in 2026. but for that to happen, even more things need to fall

i don't see mister timothy moose look up the minister of foreign affairs and international cooperation of c o l l. well that would just be inherently russia and the united kingdom laying out the positions during this open debate that we're following out as closely missing out the united nations and security council, which is focused on the situation in the middle east, including the cooling, the palestinian question we believe they'll be around $67.00 speakers during the course of this debate, so it'd be stepping in and out of the debate throughout this. i'll also and meet you. in the meantime, we're going to be bringing you some of the news that we are coverings from around the world and will be returning festival to the story about functions on a wrong. like what your opinion needs is on top of the us and u. k. also we're going to impose sanctions in the coming days thought solve to is drone and miss honda cycled israel. time on says today's attack was in response to these really blaming of its concepts in damascus. 2 weeks ago, withdrew them this tact lotion by you one against the ease read.

and today's largest hospital. the w. h. o release voltage of what remains of l . c. for off the months by the rates and bombardments, the images are ravaged. hospital was with bodies strewn across the wreckage. following the visits, the members of the un mission referred to the facility as quotes and, and to show with grapes. so that's the lice, images of a, of l. c. file. put the scale of the destruction into perspective world help organizations, folks pass, and margaret harris describes the hospitals last a, someone ripping the hotel to have the regions health care system access to live saving. aiden garza is now confined stitches. 12 partially functioning hospitals for like the majority of the knows our ship a hospital once the largest, the most important referral hospital in gaza is now with them to show off to the late to seek know patients remain at the facility. most of the buildings are extensively damaged or destroyed, and the majority of equipment is on usable or reduced to ashes. the who team said that the scale of devastation has left the facility complete

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l. c for hospital as close as and to show with human waves, w h o u and representatives, and now inspecting the ruins of the medical facility. helping to collect criminal evidence from this. the bodies were extremely decomposed so that their features are unrecognizable and difficulty identified. however, the reason we are here is to document the crime, i don't know, parents are attempting to identify their sons or daughters and children who were murdered. how about and you know, down the working processes are extremely complex and challenging. and regrettably, there are no capability. i'm going to be on the issue requires preventative medicine fee and given that the entire health system has been destroyed by as rarely occupation force, it will take time and a lot of work for all of them and handling these decaying bodies may put us in our field teams endangered. this issue needs to be resolved in work should be done to, in this crisis and the suffering that the local residents are going through a, particularly the families of those. and last songs that whole ship a medical company got, you

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