he wanted the labor party to be recognized as the third movement in the country, but he did not succeedd the islamic government thinks that with the shutdown of the ayatollah movement. in the 40s, kashani got to know ayat's thoughts and worldview. from then on , ayat became one of those who always follow the speeches of mr. ruhollah. it continued until the year 41 and the imam's movement began. from then on, he joined the imam's movement. for khomeini and whoever he went , the ideology of islam was of course the first goal for him following him was the imam, as the years of the victory of the revolution approached, he was alone and noticed that this sensitivity towards the revolutionary currents and their health is very high. it is true that he regularly calls france and they say things, one of the recommendations he gave was bani sadr. he was of modest height, none of them believed in the islamic republic and did not pray. i only came to see that the revolution had returned to iran and the sun of the islamic revolution was rising. when the revolution won, it was one of the happiest tim

he's been approved as the lead candidates of the new election alliance between is essential last labor party. and the greens, ethiopia is to launch a joint investigation with the saudi arabia, into allegations that solve the border gods killed hundreds of the open migraines at the border with the m. and the claims were made in a report by human rights watch. the african union has suspend disney jazz membership over last month. military cool. the block of 55 nations says the exec handled regional, and until the routing contract restore civilian government leaders have refused to stand down despite sanctions and threats of military intervention from its neighbors. the thailand's parliament has voted for a new prime minister pointing such a waste in all of the populace port type party, the property type whose leadership signals have significant shift and type politics . most often, any 10 years of military backs room sets, it will lead a coalition of 11 policies including 2 pro military ones. yeah. i was uh, yeah, the port type part is found to inform a prime minister tax and she now watch retu

and sadiq khan and starmer, they the labor party and sadiq khan and on starmer, they the labor they the labor party and sadiq khan and on about the they the labor party and sadiq khan and on about the cost of banging on about the cost of living crisis that people need more and more money in their pockets and what do they do? >> they and steal £12.50 a >> they go and steal £12.50 a day after some of the poorest people in society out of their pockets. >> by the way, on science that has swindled doesn't has been swindled and doesn't add a whole other add up, which is a whole other story. finally, lee story. but look, finally, lee got to you about this got to speak to you about this cultural issue. what do you make of fire and rescue of the kent fire and rescue service telling that service telling staff that they have use neutral have to use gender neutral language during emergency call outs embrace outs in order to embrace diversity? your is diversity? so if your house is burning ground, you don't burning to the ground, you don't want to be misgendered, apparently. >> well, again,

and sadiq khan and starmer, they the labor party and sadiq khan and on starmer, they the labor they the labor party and sadiq khan and on about the they the labor party and sadiq khan and on about the cost of banging on about the cost of living crisis that people need more and more money in their pockets and what do they do? >> they and steal £12.50 a >> they go and steal £12.50 a day after some of the poorest people in society out of their pockets. >> by the way, on science that has swindled doesn't has been swindled and doesn't add a whole other add up, which is a whole other story. finally, lee story. but look, finally, lee got to you about this got to speak to you about this cultural issue. what do you make of fire and rescue of the kent fire and rescue service telling that service telling staff that they have use neutral have to use gender neutral language during emergency call outs embrace outs in order to embrace diversity? your is diversity? so if your house is burning ground, you don't burning to the ground, you don't want to be misgendered, apparently. >> well, again,

in england, from the labor party and in brazil, he also favors the representative of the workers' partythis, there were concerns about the political bias of elon musk, the owner of the original spacex company. technology experts have raised the issue of robots based on artificial intelligence giving me false information better than humans. this is the title of a research that the university two months ago, zürich published an interpretation of mourning in gta. in this study, artificial intelligence was asked to produce ten tweets containing incorrect information about issues such as climate change and corona disease . participated in this research fake tweets that were produced by artificial intelligence, 3% more than the produced suites were trusted by human hands, and for these reasons , the texts produced by the new chetri pitti model are shorter and easier to process than the text written by humans, in addition to the results of the research and the risks have been obtained. the development of artificial intelligence warns that many users are exposed to fake content produced by arti

intelligence-based chatbot in the united states favors the democrats, in the united kingdom, the labor party, and in brazil, the representative of the workers' party. before this , there were concerns about the political bias of elon musk, the owner of the original facebook company. technology experts have raised new chat models. artificial intelligence based winds better than humans, they give me wrong information is the title of a study that the university published two months ago . in gta, matam was asked to interpret the research from artificial intelligence. ten in correction and ten tweets containing wrong information about issues such as climate change and disease. 697 participants were shown to produce corona virus to give their opinion which one is true and which one is john sina animal blood who participated in this research trusted fake tweets that were produced by artificial intelligence 3% more than the masses produced by human hands they did , and that's because of these new reasons the text written by humans, in addition to the results of research and the risks obtained from t

production of nuclear submarines with britain and america is four times the $230 billion in the ruling labor partythis week , a real riot began, representatives of the trade unions demanded that the government abandon the costly deal. anthony albanes used all levers of pressure to defend the controversial agreement in october, the australian prime minister will travel to the us to discuss the details of this project. the list, of course, this visit is also a valuable opportunity for australia usa to develop the aukus agreement, which we announced in san diego earlier this year, deepening locally produced science and technology research opportunities even closer defense cooperation in our region in the washington triangle seoul tokyo asian partners are not easy either us complex bilateral relations in south korea there are many who cannot forget the atrocities and war crimes of the japanese during the occupation because of the president's rapprochement with japan. yuna may have problems domestically while he acts in in the interests of the united states and in april of this year agreed to host an a

work with saudi arabia and not to teach them from the outside , deputy leader of the opposition labor party, angela raynor said the dialogue between the countries is necessary but the prime minister of britain during the visit will have to raise the issue of human rights i would be very concerned i am very concerned about this invitation in which one gets the impression that the british government is sending a clear signal that great britain's leadership in human rights issues and something to be proud of is taking a back seat. when it comes to saudi arabia, which did not confirm the invitation to visit, saudi arabia has not yet said that it has accepted it, but according to sunak, he decided i hope to meet in person with the hereditary principle at the first opportunity, in any case , the approach to any visit will be very careful before we continue, i will take a moment if you watch youtube, take a second to like it, the more your reactions and the more people will watch this release, the bbc ukraine team is working to tell what others are not talking about, and also write comments, we re

on the joint production of nuclear submarines with great britain and america in the ruling the labor party, a real riot began, representatives of the trade unions demanded that the government abandon the costly deal. anthony albonese used every leverage to defend the controversial agreement in october, the australian prime minister went to the us to discuss the details of this project, of course. this visit is also a valuable opportunity for australia and the united states to build on the agreement, and the bite we announced in san diego earlier this year, deepening research opportunities in science and locally produced equipment for even closer cooperation in the field of defense in our region in the triangle in washington tokyo not everything is simple with asian partners the united states complex bilateral relations in south korea, there are many who cannot forget the atrocities and war crimes of the japanese during the occupation due to rapprochement with japan at the president. yun could run into trouble domestically as long as he acts on behalf of the united states and in april of th

there was a local bi election that was in labor party pulmonary easily going to win it, but they didn't say were published as a result of the decision made by the labor london mass study. com. so what we said, it's a really conservative policy. see an easy way of picking up a wrote, wrote so we may well see you level similar missions. i themes being highly politicized. as we move towards the general election, we all list price on your starting site from dining street. you might want to want to hear a note outside the man's office. well, many of these protests has failed at the government's position themselves as fragments of the drivers can over time as well. they come in very, very unlikely that they would be able to do that after ruling in the high call. this suggest a bit of a little work or went into setting up utilize with the 1st place is legally sound and deep sarah environments when it comes to studies. cause we want to basically believe these on the right side of history. given bits of 4000 people die every year prematurely, as a result of toxic and london, those figures resear

the decision drew condemnation from for a members, as well as a labor party conduct said member who said civil society organizations are being caught in the crossfire of anyone who doesn't conform to the values of the fascist government to be tried as an enemy and a traitor. the concepts of peace and tolerance have already been allstate, beyond the borders of legitimacy for the government, these government even trying to a team and the amount in a dictatorship, the education minister decides what is forbidden for students to know the decision, by your case, to bend b, c, f, as activities at schools is another act in the suppression of democracy and 0 acceptance of all the voices we spoke with this folks person from the p. c 5. who says that such was violate citizens, basic freedoms, literally some kind of political game. well, the minister because we've been speaking schools for something like 20 years, and it's never been a danger to anybody. the whole point is to go into a cos room together with the parts of the j, b and the part of c mean, we just lost an immediate family member in th

the decision drew condemnation from 4 members as well as a labor party goodness, the member who said civil society organizations are being caught in the crossfire. anyone who doesn't conform to the values of the fashion government to be tried as an enemy and a traitor. the concepts of peace and tolerance hobbling might have been allstate, beyond the borders of legitimacy for the government. these government even trying to attain meant the meant. in a dictatorship, the education minister decides what is forbidden for students to know the decision by your case to bend b, c. f. as activities at schools is another act in the suppression of democracy and 0 acceptance of all the voices, the spokes person from the p. c. f of says that such laws violate citizens basic freedoms. what is obviously some kind of political game? well, the minister because we've been speaking schools for something like 20 years, and it's never in a danger to anybody. the whole point is to go into a cos room together with tennessee. both of these really independent c mean last and immediate family member. in the co

a recent election and form a prime minister post johnston's old, 60 bucks, which the opposition labor party had been expected to seize the constituency easily from the ruling conservatives, who instead published for the labor london mass plans and gave away from a general election utilize could play a driving role in the buffet downing street. 6 the ball garage as 0 london of yours, robert hammond, and but once republican presidential candidate, if, if i could almost funny to stop using his music during political campaigns, how much swamis seen his ratings go off in the republican primary basement video, often dropping to end and ends award winning, so lose yourself this months i ever state fair is going viral. music journalist james, my mind explains what's behind them and i'm to mind. bless them. very cool to be a conservative in pop culture and it's not, it's even less cool thing to be associated with the republican party. so really, i think that this says more about how i mean i'm these, these business them actually maybe what you believe saw. i think the pop culture has always been in

rowling is liberal and been supportive of politics and labor party in the uk and so forth.ment with this trans movement and does not like being called a person who menstruates, she thinks you ought to be called a woman. this is what they do, call you hateful, bigotted and everything they can call you to shut you up and this is insane to me. don't go to that museum, okay. just don't. it is wrong. they will be cancelling shakespeare, count on it. >> emily: kayleigh gave me assignment to watch the movie. >> carley: steve, my husband and i went to england and my husband booked a harry potter tour for me and it ended up being like 3-1/2 hours. i love harry potter, but this is a lot. point is, what she created is incredible, it is her creation, she's made her mark and part of me originally thought this poor woman has been ostracized because of her opinion, maybe she feels like she shouldn't have spoken out. she is not poor and there is freedom to express your belief and not be afraid to say how you feel. >> emily: this museum is awesome and i'm surprised they would engage in eras

through three years of an incredible protest activity, incredible opposition politics from the labor party, saying, no, let's stick with deterrence as we know it. offensive base deterrence. let's get these us missiles into the uk. it's fine. reagan brings in sdi and all of a sudden she's wondering, well, one nuclear submarine launched missiles that we just bought from the us. going to work if we start investing in strategic defense to the british have a different view of morality and politics than america on that, because it's this morality versus very kind of pragmatic and and kind of. did you speak to europeans in some ways this or you argue differently than you speak to the american people? so, you know, in the 1980s, this is kind of a moral climate in the united states that intensifies. on the one hand, one person very much responsible is ronald reagan right? he speaks very clearly about the united states as a city on a hill. the moral majority voting block, about 8 million evangelicals helped bring him into the office. jimmy carter actually had spoken pretty highly about their faith.

situation looks perfect, but i follow the local elections in india, i see how the people's party , bodi labor, jonathan's party, it is inferior now to some parties in different regions of india. that the economic situation is bad and the staff at work perfectly understand that if he says that we need the end of the war in ukraine, we stop trading with russia , we will say buy its oil, well, this is absolutely not what his voters want to hear, of course, he will simply lose, just the next government what will you form there congress he will return to traditionally good relations with russia and for the early driver so hard because he needs applications by the united states these relations which say the opposition indian parties they may not want to have it. that is, they are keeping them a little in the balance, of course, because the united states also needs india, they are opposed to china, and here the united states also cannot seriously press red rumuts because they have another partner of such a level. there is simply no physically no well, now we have this whole global picture and now we

fashion, it does not look ideal, but i follow the local elections in india, i see it as a people's party, bodi labor, jonathan's party, it is now inferior to some parties in different regions of india because of the bad economic the situation and the outfit at work perfectly understand that if he says that we need the war in ukraine to end, we stop trading with russia, we will say buy its oil, well, this is absolutely not what his voters want to hear, of course, he will simply lose, okay, just the next government that you will form a congress there, he will return to traditionally good relations with russia, and it is so difficult for the early driver because he needs applications from the united states, these relations , which, say, the opposition indian parties may not want to have. that is, there to seriously and they keep them a little in the balance, of course, we, the united states, also need india, they are facing china, and here the united states also cannot seriously press red rumuts because they simply do not have another partner of such a level physically. well, now we have this entire gl

a letter was received in the headquarters of the labor party ramsay macdonald's party from a man calledzinoviev, who was the secretary general of comintern the international communist propaganda machine in moscow saying, comrades, if you have the savvy, the energy, the alarm to reelect ramsay macdonald, we here in moscow promised, we will do all that we can to turn britain into a soviet state. we will get rid of the monarchy, will get rid of the army, navy, air force. we will soviet eyes, the farming system. we will turn britain in, excel essentially into an of the soviet union. and this letter was leaked to the daily mail, which then now was a rabidly right wing newspaper owned by one of these commodify of knowledge. and it was splashed on the front page of the saturday immediately, four days before the election, a ten day headline, britain to become a soviet state of mcdonald is reelected. and the obvious result that he was lost by a landslide. the biggest reversal in election in british political history. and stanley baldwin was elected to become a safe pair of hands. a conservative

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liberal president lula in brazil and the labor party in the u.k. those are your headlines, ainsley.hank you so much, carley. >> california parents are more involved in public schools than any other state. after he called them extremist in july. the governor's hypocrisy on the parental rights issues. all right. plus, crushing softballs and shattering records, the little league softball world series champs are here with us. they are on the fox square. they are from brian's hometown, look at them. they are out there. we're going to go talk to them. ♪ walk like a champion ♪ talk like a champion ♪ that new neighbor is hot! that's my husband... it's the inspire implant. he's not struggling with cpap anymore. all that rest is working wonders for him. inspire. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com. >> woman: why did we choose safelite? >> vo: for us, driving around is the only way we can get our baby to sleep, so when our windshield cracked, we needed it fixed right. we went to safelite.com. there's no one else we'd trust. their experts replaced our windshield

and there was the formation of defense selection task force, which is the, the labor party responsible for, for providing the definitions of pets. and for standing bank seem to have to manage those risks. the market for data grew to include agencies and institutions in every sector, particularly after the september 11th attacks in new york on the world trade center in 2000 the one a 3 man, all sized nice guy says widened significant. they after $911.00, probably because it forced the united states, particularly to focus much more on funding of terrorism. because it was an area that although had previously been legislative for him that in the us, they probably weren't as robust as may be, have in europe, whether you hear the european union had already instigated some strict rules. they give us often item pasta. think of the country attacked and it specifics that he caused the price of focus on the funding of terrorism as much as money, long drinking and organized crime, so changed the landscape definitively. david left hand declined to be interviewed. partly because in 2011 we'll check

so when he left the office, there was a bar election, the, the old position, labor party folders i would with, with these 2 they were published by voters because of the decision made by the london labor mass study. com. now the really conservative spine opportunity to hold onto the phone. so gain you vote in all the marginal seats. a general election here in the u. k has to take place within the next 17 months, and we may well see you as well. although emissions own i am the aunt being right. we lost him in his prime, but we were for you. what he was saying is that's fine. the buck reporting there from london. let's take it on. we can speak to clement donald a campaign, a for mums, for loans, which is a non profit environmental campaigned group, joins us though, live from london play great to have you with us at lot of and uh, on the streets. how do you feel about this? well, i think we utilize expansion is great and use for lawn to this. we know the evolution as a public health crisis. 4000 london is died each year from app condition uh, quotes of a 1000000 children have asthma and on t

nobody is convinced with a chart and democrats bless them the labor party in the u.k.'m from amazing. very tech approach if i can do one more pugh poll i will con vips this voter. >> if i can write a report one more fact, statistic and you know hillary clinton bless her heart in 2016 you know up against donald trump. donald trumpmp understands one thing he understands how to rows all ofemotionally with the worst motion but emotionally. build a wall -- lock her up. ban muslims we remember those lines today because they're to the point and they rows something in you. kind of disliking or like -- hillary clinton has like what a 17 point child care plan it was great. i'm sure it would have improved child care across america but nobody was going vote on that basis paying attention sadly i wish we lived where the 17 chart lives notag live in the abstract college debate system. that's great for highha school f you're a high school college debaterr great but in real world it is not how it works. you have to have emotional appeal and tell stories, engage people with passion. if

parliamentary elections, according to the polls, the majority of voters are ready to support the labor partyo return the trust of the british if, instead of social spending , timur and russia increase defense spending dmitry volkov svetlana vidyashkina natalya vintov alexei kozlov channel one. europe continues to add fuel to the fire with new deliveries of weapons for the armed forces, germany sent 10 tanks, a leopard and millions of rounds of ammunition to ukraine in just a week the czechs are planning a batch of combat helicopters for the kiev regime, when and how much the czechs did not specify in prague, they wanted to help from the training of ukrainian f-16 fighter pilots, they promised kiev denmark the netherlands norway, but zelensky is still not enough. he demands already 160-16. although the west is clearly not ready to satisfy all eternal appetites. in moscow, russian foreign minister sergei lavrov is discussing important issues with his turkish counterpart hakan fidan , one of them is on what conditions it is possible to resume the grain deal. russia refuses its demands on this i

then the other side of the labor party is the crank side. it is the middle class side. in george orwell's the lion and the unicorn in which he describes the typical labour party member sandal wearing vegetarians bright pink shirt. i mean, this is this is the late 1930 quaker mad essentially , and of course mad essentially, and of course with one very powerful characteristic , like hating characteristic, like hating their own country and orwell is brilliant on this . so there have brilliant on this. so there have always been these two labour parties, but with the departure of you and your likes from the labour party , the sandal wearing labour party, the sandal wearing mad vegetarians won. and the country hates won. and those who believe that england is intrinsically oppressive and has to be changed and made to look like a country that had undergone a revolution. this is the problem . you start the problem. you start fetishising revolutions saying why can't we be like the french? why can't we be like the americans? and you know what? if you actually look there they were a

then the other side of the labor party is the crank side. it is the middle class side. george orwell's the lion and the unicorn in which he describes the typical labour party member sandal wearing vegetarians bright pink shirt. i mean, this is this is the late 1930 quaker mad essentially , and of course mad essentially, and of course with one very powerful characteristic , like hating characteristic, like hating their own country and orwell is brilliant on this . so there have brilliant on this. so there have always been these two labour parties, but with the departure of you and your likes from the labour party , the sandal wearing labour party, the sandal wearing mad vegetarians won. and the country hates won. and those who believe that england is intrinsically oppressive and has to be changed and made to look like a country that had undergone a revolution. this is the problem . you start the problem. you start fetishising revolutions saying why can't we be like the french? why can't we be like the americans? and you know what? if you actually look there they were and

countermovement is especially strong in the east and in small towns under the scrutiny of the freedom party and laborarliament, they do not shy away from gathering even leading experts in order to discuss, for example, the ban on positional political parties. the forum for democracy party did not break any laws. they are not accused of this . the basis for a possible ban is announced that undermining the foundations of liberal democracy , the mainstream party believes that the forum , with its conspiracy theories, is killing the faith of voters in democracy at a meeting in in particular, the head of dutch intelligence is invited, in whose report last year it was said that one of the country's problems is the presence of a large number of people who believe that evil elites have seized power, the special position of the forum regarding the war in ukraine is mentioned by itself and the party. the west blames her for unleashing, and not russia , she is such a democracy in the most liberal country in the world. freedom of opinion came and much closer to us moldova, for the first time in the years of inde

the language not on this topic that's come out, laboun this topic that's come out, labour, senior labor party talking about scum and all sorts of other tory scum, stuff like that, please do not lecture us about it, about poor language and its effect on children and schools . as angela children and schools. as angela rayner made that comment, the deputy leader of the labour not the only one. she may not be the only one, but that's the one that most people will know of. but that was not in a media interview. the point about lee, i see, anderson, that said i see, anderson, is that he said it knowing full well he knew full well what she was saying. >> may well have done >> well, she may well have done that. but it was a private >> it was, but it was a private thing. i mean, and somewhere and somewhere bottom this, somewhere in the bottom of this, we have forgotten that we seem to have forgotten that the that talking the people that we're talking about human beings. about are actually human beings. they're as cannon they're not there as cannon fodder left and right. fodder between left and right.

do is they're trying to have common sense whilst appealing to the loons at the far left of the labor party >> there we go, which they have to an extent, though i mean, well, this preaching to the choir is something which choir thing is something which both right? choir thing is something which bot you've right? choir thing is something which bot you've rkeep choir >> you've got to keep the choir singing you do. he's got it. singing so you do. he's got it. he's playing a very difficult role he's got to role right now and he's got to court that hard left as well to an understand an extent. so i can understand a bit of i if actually bit of it. i think if actually he's being he's impressively managing to put his foot down on a issues and a whole load of issues and facing a great deal of criticism from many from his party, too many analogies going on me. analogies going on for me. >> now analogies going on for me. >> a now analogies going on for me. >> a plot now analogies going on for me. >> a plot for now analogies going on for me. >> a plot for the now analogies going on for me. >> a plot fo

appeasement and the erosion of the fight against iran, the conservative party again passed against iran and was defeated by labor, and the conservative party and churchill are completely convinced that there is no do not make concessions with iran, they are a privilege and an effort in order to gain the attention of america for information about iran, the events and republicans for the first time fully unite the goals of america and britain regarding iran. he writes and after exchanging views with the british, he decided to overthrow mossadegh's government because mossadegh had provoked the anger of the western powers by nationalizing one billion dollars of oil company assets. since the nationalization of the oil industry, we have found a new conflict that gradually the americans joined them the british concern was that their extensive looting of iran's oil resources would disappear. you know the oil industry. the american concern was that if iran's oil was nationalized, the oil of other countries such as saudi arabia would also have the confidence of the people of these countries to demand america or the 5050 a

the labor party in the uk where i'm from, it's the same thing, very technocratic approach. if i can do one more pew poll data point, i will convince this voter if i can do it, if like think tank, if up your poll if i had just one more fact one more statistic you know hillary bless her heart in 2016. you know, up against donald trump. donald trump understands you think about donald trump. he understands how to rouse people emotionally with all the worst emotions. but he knows how to rouse people emotionally, build a wall, lock up, ban muslims. we remember those lines today because to the point and they rouse something in you either kind of disliking or like hillary clinton has like a 17 point child care plan. i'm sure was great. i'm sure it would have improved childcare across america, but nobody was going to vote on that basis. no one was paying attention. sadly, i wish we lived in a world where the person with the 17 point child care plan wins, but that's not the world we live in. again, i say in the book, living the world as it not the kind of abstract high school college

do is they're trying to have common sense whilst appealing to the loons at the far left of the labor party>> there we go, which they have to an extent, though i mean, well, this preaching to the choir is something which choir thing is something which both right? choir thing is something which bot you've right? choir thing is something which bot you've rkeep choir >> you've got to keep the choir singing you do. he's got it. singing so you do. he's got it. he's playing a very difficult role he's got to role right now and he's got to court that hard left as well to an understand an extent. so i can understand a bit of i if actually bit of it. i think if actually he's being he's impressively managing to put his foot down on a issues and a whole load of issues and facing a great deal of criticism from many from his party, too many analogies going on me. analogies going on for me. >> now analogies going on for me. >> a now analogies going on for me. >> a plot now analogies going on for me. >> a plot for now analogies going on for me. >> a plot for the now analogies going on for me. >> a plot for

and that, i think, why labor party is think, is why the labor party is so vehemently kind of sittingl, you know, scampton bum starmer scampton fence up bum starmer because on the one hand they they want cheap labour and we always said on the brexit side of things, pay british workers more money to do those jobs and they will do them, get them off benefits, in the benefits, get them in the workplace, relying workplace, stop relying on immigrants. workplace, stop relying on immigrayes. i mean, it's just a >> yes, yes. i mean, it's just a you know , a thing in the labour you know, a thing in the labour market that you can't obviously force dodi go to work. >> i mean, you can do things if you looked at freezing their benefits, but, you benefits, but. exactly. but, you know , immigration itself is not know, immigration itself is not a thing . you know, are a bad thing. you know, we are a successful country because of migration of legal migration and because of legal migration and because of legal migration and because of legal migration and our community. and as a uk, we are strengthened

in addition to the workers party, the labor movement also pressured the governor and the attorney in san bernardino to investigate the murders. since he'd been a refrigeration engineer he had also been a member of the labor. nothing came of it much to the disappointment of this organized resistance. what any person can know with entire certainty is that they were the victims of jim crow. jim crow kept them from finding a home in los angeles and in the role of a violator of community traditions as he worked a sense of duty as a deputy sheriff to the plan to deprive the citizens of the constitutional rights. only jim crow is alive. the story doesn't quite end there. far right and in 1946 the clan stepped up its efforts to terrorize the homeowners and this caused him to continue his investigation of the clan. that year in 1946, the clan burned crosses in the homes across southern california and it also burned a cross inside of the jewish fraternity. in 1946, he began calling the clan members into his office. butsu again, the results were disheartening for those seeking justice. he found

relations, and i was also lucky from the united states of america at the time at the congress of the labor partytion politician, but he then strongly opposed american imperialism and he continues this line as president. this is very important, although the threat is very serious, connected with on the part of the united states, you understand completely different positions from the point of view of this event in saudi arabia. well , obviously, of course, the saudis tried to play a fairly independent position somewhere. but how can you be completely independent when you have american bases of american troops during the second world war, although most likely this discussion without the russian federation well, in many ways will result. just in discussing some theses of proposals and approaches, because it will be the russian soldier and the russian people are on and at that and on the front line, and even for understanding for a second. excuse me, the decision to hold this most in g- was announced immediately after the us secretary of state visited saudi arabia, damn it, and it was officially anno

but can i ask you a bit about about the labor party, jacob, because it to me as though it just seems moment. i mean, despite saying that they're going to be against new oil and gas, they'd be happy if you did it. they wouldn't that. it. they wouldn't overturn that. they're money from just they're taking money from just stop they're condemning stop oil now. they're condemning just actions. just stop oil's actions. they said that they like the said that they didn't like the idea illegal idea of housing illegal immigrants but immigrants on barges, but now they're to it they're going to do it themselves what's themselves as well. and what's going on? >> well, imitation is the greatest form of flattery. and the labour party has worked out what tony blair worked out. that is to say that the labour party is to say that the labour party is unelectable if it carries out a soft tory policies. that is to say , policies that the tory say, policies that the tory party would want to carry out, but less effectively. and if you do it as a sort of mini me version of the tories, you may be able to win

countermovement is especially strong in the east and in small towns under the scrutiny of the freedom party, and laborliament do not shy away from gathering even leading experts in order to discuss, for example, the ban on a positional political party. the forum for democracy party did not break any laws. yes, she is not accused of this . the basis for a possible ban is the undermining of the foundations of liberal democracy . the mainstream parties believe that the forum , with its conspiracy theories, is killing the voters' faith in democracy at the meeting. in particular, the head of dutch intelligence is invited, in whose report for the past year it is said that one of the country's problems is the presence of a large number of people who believe that evil, harmful elites have seized power, the special position of the forum regarding the war in ukraine of the party is mentioned by itself. the west blames her for unleashing, and not russia , she is such a democracy in the most liberal country in the world. freedom of opinion came and much closer to us moldova, for the first time in the years of ind

in addition to the workers party, the labor movement also pressured the governor, district attorney san bernardino to investigate the murders. since it is a refrigeration engineer, he'd also been a member of the labor movement and cio in particular put pressure on state officials to investigate the murder. state attorney general robert the murder in the client, he promised an investigation but nothing came of it much to the disappointment of the organized resistance. an editorial and deliberative summed it up. when any person propel with entire certainty, the shorts were a victim of jim crow. they're finding a home in los angeles jim crow was a violator of community tradition and built his house on the lot he purchased, the deputy sheriffs and set them selves toward a plan to deprive american citizens of his constitutional right. all the shorts are dead, only jim crow is alive. the story doesn't quite and fair because jimmy in 1946 stepped up efforts to investigate the client. you have penny here on the far right with two members, and in 1946 the klan d up its efforts to terrorize black

he is running quite a tight ship and he has made the labor party a plausible party of government at the i agree on that point. raqeeb because what's happening here, they're fighting like rats in a sack. you know, first it was brexit. before that it was europe. now things like the europe. now it's things like the echr immigration. they can't agree on anything. the environment, you know , nadine environment, you know, nadine said resignation . said in her resignation. resignation, i that the resignation, i said that the tories care about net tories should care about net zero. people say no, we zero. a lot of people say no, we shouldn't. more shouldn't. we should be more focussed on on being energy sovereign. but this looks like total civil war within the party. and it's because she's a loyal john tonight. could this be thinking a couple of chess moves ahead . the tories get moves ahead. the tories get eviscerated at the next general and boris comes back. guess who's on his hit list? no, doris, it's a possibility. >> i think that that really does show the intellectual deficit, which exists

, socialist party labor unions, first generated by progressive unions such as the i'll get you international ladies garment workers union and propagated through workers education, labor racialism, elevated racial cooperation even among the working classes as integral to a more egalitarian future. unionization was the central goal, but it also called often for gender and racial equality, as well as promoting cooperatives. there's sometimes an ambivalent attitude towards nonviolence with this group, it's still very significant. let me just give you a quote from fania kahn from 1921. so she was a jewish labor activist who was important in the formation, workers education. and she says it has always been our conviction that the labor movement stands, consciously or unconsciously for the reconstruction of society it, strives toward a new life, dreams of a world where economic and social justice will prevail for the welfare, mankind will be the aim of all activity, where our society will be organized, a cooperative commonwealth, and where love, friendship and, fellowship will