gillian, did ijust hear you exhale briefly over at the thought of latika is saying?s about time someone took them on. because monopolies in any markets are not a good thing. it's interesting you should say that because, as you can imagine, this incredible news blackout on facebook has been very closely watched by politicians and regulators around the world. in the uk, the people that take our monopolies, the regulator most likely to do something about this is the competition and markets authority and on tuesday, i asked him what his reaction was to facebook pulling the plug on news from australia. i thought it was a symptom of a number of the problems that myself and others think that they are. in the sense that you kind of need monopoly—like power to feel confident that you can take this kind of approach. first of all, it's important to bear in mind this is a democratically—elected parliament, following due process and trying to introduce specific legislation. so it feels to me the bar for a company to decide to go against a democratically—elected parliament in this

of accountability in this case towards not one but russia there's no legal case against princess latika she was you know obvious charity detained in international waters much like a sister who was you know kidnapped from the u.k. . with the tacit support of you know members and people within the u.k. . and it's just a serial abuse of hours until we speculate about why prince mohamed might be acting in this way. omid been zaya to the rule of tobias as he seems to be losing a serious amount of power and control both domestically within his own family but also within the federation of the u.a.e. is power has has subsided. the evidently ruling family has increasingly take control and show common russia it seems he doesn't seem to be able to lead properly and effectively he's he's in acting he's ruling at his own women this is a very dangerous path to go down because people's human rights are being seriously abused and it's only because these these videos and evidence is coming forward that anyone knows that this is happening and i'm struggling to make that connection between the sort of a p

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