when we show it, and he tells everyone about it, we are engaged in lgbt propaganda.aw, in terms of application, was successful here’s how to avoid all some negative aspects, which means problems arise in different areas, we’ll try to avoid them a little bit let's split it now. let's first, this is when our law-abiding citizens, with the best intentions, the most sincere, therefore, try to attract the attention of law enforcement agencies to the propaganda of lgbt ideology. let's see what comes out of this. last week, a scandal broke out in the chelyabinsk region; an overly vigilant resident of the city of snezhensk showed an active civic position and sent a statement to the police. on the children's football team rainbow, which entered the match with a blue flag with rainbow, the man considered it propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations, the police are now conducting an investigation, local residents are outraged and indignant on social networks, considering the situation absurd, but the applicant himself does not calm down. everything that irritates us within

the lgbt community has been living in fear.ity has been living in fear. �* , ., , in fear. all queer people in the community _ in fear. all queer people in the community are _ in fear. all queer people in the community are under - in fear. all queer people in the community are under attack. l the government is working on a bill that would make surrogacy a universal crime. many gay couples say their chance of having a family is destroyed. you are having to seek political asylum? and considering all the possible ways to escape as quick as possible. so is the italian government eroding the rights of lgbt families? i grew up here in italy and this is a country where the influence of the catholic church has always been strong. gay marriage is illegal and same sex couples have fewer rights than in most of western europe. surrogacy, adoption or artificial insemination is against the law. surrogacy, when a woman carries a pregnancy for another couple, has been illegal in italy for years, so same—sex couples travel to countries where it

so is the italian government eroding the rights of lgbt families?ly and this is a country where the influence of the catholic church has always been strong. gay marriage is illegal and same sex couples have fewer rights than in most of western europe. surrogacy, adoption or artificial insemination is against the law. surrogacy, when a woman carries a pregnancy for another couple, has been illegal in italy for years, so same—sex couples travel to countries where it is regulated, such as the us, canada or the uk. then they bring their newborn babies back home. like mauro and mauricio. they have been together for 20 years. and these are their twins, born to a surrogate in america. giorgia is smiling and laughing a lot. for louisa, she is caring, she seems to need more protection. as a gay couple, how difficult has it been to become parents in italy? very difficult. we considered adopting, but italy it is impossible to adopt for a gay couple. so for them surrogacy was the only option to become dads. but now, the italian parliament is working on a bill t

the lgbt infection has hit the us department of health. began with the phrase “happy national coming out day.” for those who have not yet been interested in gay terms , “coming out” is a public recognition of one’s non-traditional sexual orientation. obviously, now it is also a corporate holiday. in the letter, the ministry informs employees to mandate the use of preferred pronouns and recognition of employees' gender identity. official order to name non-binary people whatever these perverts wish. the highest management of the ministry must monitor the implementation of the protection of minorities from discrimination. opinion. employees who do not want to call male colleagues women to share a toilet with them, as well as the first amendment of the us constitution, which guarantees freedom of speech, freedom of conscience, is not taken into account, american sports are not lagging behind the ministry, the north american national hockey league allowed the use of rainbow tape for the players’ sticks, well, they didn’t just allow it, they rem

we're not seeing any lgbt people, openly lgbt people voting at the at this at the synod itself.the church were found to be more conservative on issues. how did you see that as well? and yeah, that was really interesting. that was younger women in western english speaking countries. so countries like australia, the us and the uk. there was this trend that young women were more conservative, that when we removed those western english speaking countries from the sample, that same trend wasn't present. so it was something that was influenced by the high number of respondents from western english speaking countries. and it was really prominent and somewhat surprising to us. but then i think when you look at some of the cultural changes that are happening in the church with, you know, less people, less young people in those countries in attending church, it might not be so surprising. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines... european union leaders have welcomed an agreement between member states on asylum and irregular migration. the pact on migration and asylum see

this article implies that lgbt q article implies that lgbt 0 people are someone who make majority orer people feel scared. one of the thins i people feel scared. one of the things i hear— people feel scared. one of the things i hear a _ people feel scared. one of the things i hear a lot _ people feel scared. one of the things i hear a lot from - things i hear a lot from same—sex couples here is that they feel invisible in the eyes of society and those in power and that translates notjust in the legislation, or lack thereof, or in their daily lives. many of them cannot get a joint mortgage to buy a house together. if one dies the other has no legal right to inheritance. they are simply not seen as family. these to women are new mothers but only one of them has custody of their child. they feel uncomfortable showing their identity or using their real names. despite the support around them, many still do not know about the relationship. translation: i know about the relationship. translation:— know about the relationship. translation: i do not feelwe are protected _ translation: i do no

she's do lgbt lessons.she's saying, attacking lgb, but she's saying, i don't want to teach the lesson, extreme ones. i don't want to teach the les:well, extreme ones. i don't want to teach the les:well, eshe's e ones. i don't want to teach the les:well, eshe's saying >> well, yeah, but she's saying that being gay is sinful. >> didn't teach that. >> no. what do you think, nick? >> no. what do you think, nick? >> she trying >> well, she was trying to give some she said >> well, she was trying to give some sending she said >> well, she was trying to give some sending their she said >> well, she was trying to give some sending their kidse said >> well, she was trying to give some sending their kids to aid they're sending their kids to a christian school. they're getting other ideology, christian school. they're gettinwthey other ideology, christian school. they're gettinwthey other insigned�*, which they haven't signed up for. give for. and so she wanted to give another she another another angle. and she says t

them is the upbringing of children, or rather, our lack of early sexual education of children and lgbt spoke not only with sebastian, but with the people who form the french community here in minsk, look at what they said, this is a relevant interview. do you miss france? not really, i'm not really, i miss france, 30 years ago, right? 30 years ago, and what has changed, about these values, now it’s not what i want, i’ve been almost, well , everywhere in the world, i’ve traveled a lot and in general... there are feelings, you know, when going underground, it’s like that cool, because well, in france or europe or everywhere, it's so dangerous, there's always graffiti. just me i can go anywhere at any time, well, i feel fine, like no no yes, i need to calmly study everything, yes everything is studying. what is the most difficult thing, well, pronunciation, dezhi, consonants, long verbs, it’s simple, at what point did you become interested in the russian language? ah, well, more or less, i think, 7 years ago, yes, i think that maybe in the future it will be useful to know russian, i don’t

we have early sexual education for children and lgbt pressure.ebastian, but with people who form the french community here in minsk, look what they said. this is a current interview. do you miss france? not really, i don’t really, i miss france, 30 years ago, yes, but what has changed, about these values, now it’s not like what i want, i was almost, well, everywhere in the world, i have traveled a lot and in general here, well, the feelings, you know, when you go underground, it’s so cool, because well, in france and in europe or... everywhere it’s so dangerous, there’s always graffiti, and so, there is, always, well, it’s very, very dangerous, just, but here, just i can go, anyone, any time, anywhere, it’s, well, i feel it’s normal, like no, no, yes, i must calmly, yes, everyone says, everyone teaches, yes, everything teaches, it’s difficult, terrible, terribly difficult, but what about yourself, what’s the most difficult thing, well, pronunciation, pozhi, consonants letters, seriously, long verbs, it’s simple, at what point did you become inter

but, as far as i saw, the ardent activist for lgbt rights, bart staszewski, was very happy, and he callednts that happened in poland the end of a nightmare for yourself and other gays. does this mean that religious, very conservative poland, that she will become more rosy. based on my own idea of ​​the world order, the understanding of good and evil, i hope i will answer in such a way that this will not happen , no matter what poland is like today, there with its cockroaches, with its problems, i would really not want it next to us there was a country that was losing not only power, its independence, but also spirituality, but no matter what you say? poland is actually conservative from the point of view of religion, it actually resisted for many years the influx of europeanism and lgbt components, it was, and kochinsky, whom many also call a hidden gay, and some for real, this means younger , who, after all, he, so to speak, in his politics, he always held this component, that is, the spread lgbt was slowed down in poland , and this was his position, as for uh, today's joy, i hope that p

propaganda, good, but not enough, listen, lgbt is like that , well, well, of course it’s important,to be digested during the commercial break, and then sergey. will continue since may, appointed here as the commander of the twentieth motorized rifle division, which i am very proud of, it’s never quiet here, it’s just that when it’s quiet it’s always annoying , when you were mobilized, they asked you how you turned out to be such a handsome man, i didn’t ask where dad was from, well, do you really have a warring international? how different is nato's concept from ours? they don't have the experience that we have. the most expensive reward is when the staff calls you dad. well, so to speak, yes, this will require a lot of work because again i say the only thing is accepted. in this sense, the law there is about banning lgbt propaganda, it is important, this is a fight for youth, but i repeat once again, this is not the meaning of life, this is simply the most striking manifestation that requires a quick reaction there, but there is a fear that it will appear that, well, this is enough

and one of them is raising children, or rather, our lack of early sexual education for children and lgbttalked not only with sebastian, but with the people who form the french community here in minsk, look what they said, this is a relevant interview. do you miss france? not really, i, well, not really, i miss france, 30 years ago, yes, 30 years ago, and what has changed, about these values, now it’s not the way i want it, i was almost, well, everywhere in the world , i traveled a lot and in general here, the feelings , you know, when going underground, it’s... so cool, because well, in france and in europe or everywhere, it’s so dangerous, there’s always graffiti, and so, there is, always, well, it's very, very dangerous, simple, but here, i just can go, any, any time, everywhere, well, i feel normal, like no, no, yes, you need to calmly, yes, learn everything, yes, everything teaches, at what point did you become interested in the russian language? well, more or less, i think 7 years ago. yes, i think that maybe in the future it will be useful to know the russian language , i don’t kno

the parliament of uganda voted 100% in favor of anti-lgbt law.hole country voted that way. >> reporter: really interesting conversation with the pastor just now. i mean, he said the words, gay rights are not human rights. his basic argument was that, i'm sick as a gay person, i need help, but it's my choice and given i'm foreign, it's not really his business. human rights watch found that more than 30 african countries banned same-sex relations. >> the idea of the persecution of african lgbtq people did not come from africa. american christian rightists are behind it. >> reporter: platforms like open democracy have reported u.s.-based christian groups, known for fighting everything from access to abortion to limiting lgbtq rights, spent tens of millions of dollars across africa over the last decade or more -- >> we stand up to homosexuals! we don't allow homosexuals! >> reporter: the origins of this new law in uganda can be traced back to 2009 when a bill nicknamed "kill the gays" was drafted in parliament. >> the gay movement doesn't care about

kamala harris was the second and butler is the first openly lgbt senator from california.ice say they're targeting car thieves in a special undercover operation. today, they announced the arrests of seven people caught in the act just last week. there have been nearly 11,000 car burglaries this year. that is up 41% from last year. you're watching ktvu fox two news at 630. patients relying on kaiser permanente for their health care could see disruptions tomorrow 75,000 unionized kaiser employees are getting ready now to walk off their jobs for three days. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary explains the issues still out there on the table and why union leaders have been unwilling to budge on some key points. kaiser has not. you know, the executives have not listened to the frontline members, the frontline employees about what this staffing crisis and until they can, you know, come to the table at good faith and bargain with the rank and file members regarding this staffing crisis, we will not they it will not turn we will be striking tomorrow. union negotiate. our angela gla

a writer, she was the director of the russian service of radio liberty, she is an activist of the lgbt movement, she is generally an advanced modern person, uses he, she, they instead of the pronouns, well, in 2013 she left russia for the united states, in russia a criminal case was opened against her for spreading fakes about the armed forces of our country, especially, of course, for falsifying the events in bucha. generally, a fairly understandable and banal story, but what caught our attention? so we came across this note from journalist anastasia mironova. masha gessen remained silent for 11 years amid the mass molestation of children at a prestigious school. exactly 7 years ago, on september 3, 2016, i published another post on the now banned facebook about how masha gesson was involved in the long-term cover-up of mass cases of pedophilia in privileged school no. 57, where teachers had actually been defrauding children for more than 10 years. open. masha gesson was then the editor-in-chief gala magazine. having learned about cases of teachers inducing children to cohabitate at t

the point of view of religion, in fact, for many years she resisted the influx of europeanness and lgbtger, who, after all, he is to his own, so to speak, he always includes this component in his politics held, that is, the spread of lgbt was slowed down in poland, and this was his position, as for today’s joy, i hope that poland, the polish people understand what they want to do with them, and no matter what power comes in the country, they will still will still be able to defend their national identity, well, god willing, behind all this rinsing and dirty linen, absolutely unnecessary, for some reason, and i want to understand why the citizens ended up with a referendum that took place at the same time, yes, where there was also belarusian question, fence between poland and belarus, yes, for some reason the authorities decided to ask about the elimination of this fence, although they made the decision without asking anyone, yes, but there was not only this question, so why did the referendum fail, elections took place, but the referendum failed, there is an expression that i don’t rea

lgbt movement, she is generally an advanced modern person, she uses he, she, they instead of pronouns, well, she left in 2013 from russia to the usa, in russia a criminal case was opened against her for distributing fakes about the armed forces of our country, and especially, of course, for falsifying the events in bucha. in general, it’s a fairly clear and banal story, but what caught our attention? here we are on this note from journalist anastasia mironova. masha gessen remained silent for 11 years about the mass molestation of children at a prestigious school. exactly 7 years ago, on september 3, 2016, i published another post on the now banned facebook, stating that masha gesson was involved in many years of concealing mass cases of pedophilia. at the privileged fifty-seventh school, where teachers, in fact , openly bullied children for more than 10 years. masha gesson was then the editor-in-chief of gala magazine. having learned about cases of teachers inducing children to cohabitate at this school, gessen sent a correspondent, katya krongaus, to investigate. she figured it out,

i saw, the ardent activist for lgbt rights, bart staszewski, was very happy, and he called these eventservative poland, that it will become more rosy, based on from one’s own idea of ​​the world order. understanding of good and evil, i hope i will answer in such a way that this will not happen, no matter what poland is today, there with its cockroaches, with its problems, i would i really didn’t want there to be a country next to us that was losing not only power, its independence, but also spirituality, but no matter what they said, poland is actually conservative from a religious point of view. in fact, for many years she resisted the influx of europeanism and lgbt components; this was also kochinsky, whom many also... call a hidden gay, and some actually, this means, younger, who, after all, is his own, so to speak, he i have always maintained this component in my policy, that is, the spread of lgbt was slowed down in poland, and this was his position, as for today’s joy, i hope that poland , the polish people understand what they want to do with them, and no matter what power comes

into another mockery of himself, because he spoke out again, very interestingly about feminism and lgbt, let me remind you that feminism - it's the same, you know, a horror movie. and for many people who are crucified boys in panties, russian-speaking, like stepan bandera, as once in soviet cinema , in the 1920s and 1930s , the horror film was simon petliura, who portrayed himself in these silent films as some incredible dictator, rascal and a cruel man, well, now it's very often feminism, and there are people who behave, there are people who behave like a t-shirt in panties, and there are people who behave like terrible feminists. there is olek skrybka, one of them. but we are in his context, i am more interested in what he said in an interview with natasha vlashchenko, do you remember such a woman who was engaged in russian propaganda for many years, and now oleg skrybka, who seems to declare his patriotic position, condemns russia, says that russia constantly did not let us live and did not let ukrainian culture live, constantly. suffocated her, and now he is coming for an interview

institute of contemporary arts, dwight stuart youth fund, the city of west hollywood, los angeles lgbt center, california community foundation, and by these additional funders. craig loftin: "one" magazine was the first openly gay magazine and just being on display at a newsstand was a very important signifier of gay culture's greater emergence into the public space. craig: now before "one" magazine came along, there were these magazines that did cater to a gay readership, physique magazines. these were magazines that were mostly pictures of men wearing almost nothing except little pouches under the pretense that these are exercise magazines. dennis bell: in 1951 bob started up "physique pictorial" magazine, and the people who knew what it was, you know, really knew what it was and who it was for. alexei romanoff: people traded them. they just gave them to each other. you know, somebody bought 'em at one point and they passed them around. jim james tyler: "physique pictorial" and "one," i sort of would pick--get both of them. dennis: that magazine continued up until the early '90s. jim

vice president kamala harris swore in laphonza butler today, making butler the first black in openly lgbt person to serve in congress. butler was previously a campaign adviser for both hillary clinton and kamala harris. governor newsom appointed butler to finish feinstein's term, following through on his promise to pick a black woman. there are so many barriers that have existed to prevent lgbt folks and black folks and others from entering the most exclusive halls of power in the senate was one of those. butler has faced immediate criticism for livingae has since reregistered to vote in california. it's unknown whether butler will run for a full term next year. the funeral service for senator dianne feinstein will take place thursday at 1:00. on the front steps of san francisco city hall. there will be standing room in civic center plaza and the service will be streamed live tomorrow. the senator will lie in state inside the rotunda of city hall and the public is invited to pay their respects from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. coming up, a new feature unveiled today by paypal, how the financial compa

the internet , public speeches, in publications, precisely the imposition of this licentious idea lgbt absolutely right. look, just again, who, because lolita nabokova is clear propaganda , but this is classic material that, well , people read, just so they don’t, again, and like that, yes, absolutely right, they will be taken into account, let’s say , spheres of legal relations that relate to art, to religion, because in any case, if , for example, the issue of chalfrey’s propaganda is considered, which is now gaining momentum very massively in europe, then in ours, let’s say, again questions of religion, yes, this is monasticism, where, in principle, the birth of children, it does not imply as such, but this is not in the understanding in the form in which the west is coming to us, because look, today they first ask for equal conditions for themselves, then they will consider themselves somehow special , they will need to be allocated some special benefits and privileges in the state, they are imposing their idea, their own, which is why we are talking about protecting our traditiona

the west says: give up your own identity, accept lgbt, accept gender politics, accept technologies thata trip that prohibits industrial development by a whole huge civilizational bloc, then they say there will be no conflict than prove, we will simply be completely ... rude, how can you prove this, when conflicts are everywhere, when wars and the american trace in them are always traceable, that is, in fact, when they say that without us the world order will collapse, in fact they have no proof , it’s just such a rhetorical figure, that is , now this world order, thanks to them , is bursting at the seams, it is on its borders, on the borders of civilization, in general it is not only independent from the west, but thanks to how... it is precisely the west that fundamental clashes are taking place, everything is bleeding, humanity is bleeding, not because we lack this unified western order, but because there is too much of it, there is no need consider civilizations to be of some kind irresponsible infantile formations, our civilization is a thousand years old, unlike the american civili

+ people of being to cure lgbt+ people of being themselves .ver, there are serious questions about whether this would impede the ability of practitioners to treat those suffering with gender dysphoria and the unclear definition of conversion therapy . well, i'm conversion therapy. well, i'm now joined by veteran lgbt rights campaigner and one of the bravest campaigners for political rights in the country, peter tatchell. peter, thank you for coming in. the difficulty with this and you've always defended free speech as well, is how do you draw the dividing line between protecting free speech but protecting people to lead the lives they want without undue interference ? yes. undue interference? yes. >> well, we don't know the precise wording of the legislation , but the report is legislation, but the report is coming out. is that. well only criminalise coerce massive conversion practises in other words, abusive , threatening, words, abusive, threatening, intimidating and physically violent. but there are certainly physically violent ones are alre

at the festival, this yes, these are the people who live in the center of israel and these are the lgbtctures, all those who just before the war spoke out against attempts to somehow normalize the legal system, there are democrats. here they shouted, shame, they shouted at the government of israel, and they were the first to be hit by this blow, and many of them are a little urban city ​​posts began to fall into place a little, but abroad, those people who support palestine do not yet have city posts, i would not like to wish them such a thing that people on the border would experience here, but well, maybe only we will put such things in their place, and for sure. we can see the fact in ukraine that people even in the cities that are under attack by the russians, they are still waiting for the russian peace there, hoping that it will bring them something like that there, well, some great joy and liberation. mr. vadim, thank you for the conversation, vadim polishchuk, historian and a political commentator from israel was with us, we remind you that you are watching the marathon on espre

the swedish foreign ministry, they write in plain text on their website that they support, including lgbt sida, but it’s not for nothing that it was banned. if in 2018 they had such a claim against russia as pollution of the baltic sea, now they say in all seriousness that the russian aggression in ukraine - interferes with the life, sex of ukrainian minorities, first of all, this is the main risk group for them now, as in all previous years, which is typical for the swedish federation. what is he doing. sida in armenia, we read: working to strengthen democracy , increased respect for human rights, how familiar is all this? the böll foundation, soros, and a whole legion of western ngos banned in russia have exactly the same pretexts for interfering in the internal affairs of other countries. human rights and freedoms are also an environment for development of agents, so that these agents occupy certain positions in the armenian public space, these are people working in the field of protecting the rights of their people , to one degree or another, regularly interact with government authori

societies is that pro-palestinian rallies are joined by both the right and the left, and those who are for lgbt rights, and against lgbt rights, and for climate change, that is, who am i just did not see at pro-palestinian rallies, that is, all those who are somewhere not in the mainstream, but somewhere on the extremes , all ran there to this window of opportunity to promote the topic, and this window will expand, depending again on how events will develop, will there be a full-fledged ground operation, which they say whether it won't happen, well, here again, but if it does, there is every chance that it will probably start today, after netanyahu's speech, he promised to hold some kind of press conference, the reaction will be even harsher, it seems to me, i.e., we are entering into such a shaking of the world around this topic, which is the second time since russia's attack on ukraine. and tell me, why would putin himself accept hamasites in moscow in such a situation? he , too, could, on the idea, take a moderate position, be a mediator. well, russia is leaving those windows of opportunity

rights, and against lgbt rights, and for climate change, that is, who i have not seen on pro-palestinian rallies, i.e. all those who are not in mainstream, and somewhere at the extremes, everyone ran there for this window of opportunity to promote the topic, and this window will expand, depending, again, on how events will develop, whether there will be a full-fledged ground operation, which is spoken of ... it won't happen, well here again, but if it happens, there is every chance that it will probably start today after netanyahu's speech, he promised to hold some kind of press conference, the reaction will be even tougher, it seems to me, that is, we are entering such a rocking of the world around this one on the subject, which is the second time since the attack of russia on ukraine, tell me, why would putin himself accept the hamasites in moscow in such a situation, he too could, in theory... take a moderate position, be a mediator? well, russia is getting out of those windows of opportunity opened for it by the policy of the west. the policy of the west regarding support for ukraine

let's take a look at the so-called enlightened west, where lgbt propaganda culture began to reach theel. in pursuit of mythical, democratic values, they began to forget basic laws. biological, and if at first these were just parades, which many did not take seriously, they say, a carnival, but today, already in school classes, in some european countries children are told that they themselves must decide whether they are boys or girls, in pursuit behind this self-proclaimed model of civilization, the world, were the proponents of change who were trying to bring about in our country, the state... coup in the twentieth year also picks up this wave, because what is traditionally not relevant for them. there is no hype on this, at seminars they talk about how many genders a person can have, far from two or three, according to their classification, so what changes are they calling us to, behind the beautiful pictures a different fate is prepared for us, the plans have not changed since ... the crusades, the infidels need to be brought to their senses, this did not work with fire and sword e

he to to his own, so to speak, he always kept this component in his policy. that is, the spread of lgbtwhat power comes to the country, they will still be able to defend their national identity. well, god forbid, behind all this rinsing, right? dirty laundry, absolutely unnecessary, for some reason, and i want to understand why citizens ended up with a referendum that took place at the same time, yes, where it was in including the belarusian question, the fence between poland and belarus , yes, for some reason the authorities decided to ask about the elimination of this fence, although they made decisions without asking anyone, yes, but there was not only this question, so why fail the referendum? there is an expression that i don’t really like, but it exists, let’s not mix flies and cutlets, let’s separate them, that’s exactly what happened here, referendum questions, they reflected a critical situation that the current government would like to initiate, oh secondary, let’s call it yes, in relation to to the process, the election process, which is taking place in poland today, the prim

we've seen ukraine, we've seen seen it with ukraine, we've seen it the lgbt flag, we've it with the lgbtetera , seen it with france, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. why not this patrick christys british patrick christys gb news british news . channel welcome back. you are watching or listening to me. patrick christys on gb news. now the fa have found themselves in extremely hot water today after they decided not to light up the wembley arch in the colours of the flag. the decision the israeli flag. the decision has caused outrage given the fa's track as will be fa's track record as you will be able you're watching fa's track record as you will be able your you're watching fa's track record as you will be able your tvyou're watching fa's track record as you will be able your tv screensratching fa's track record as you will be able your tv screens nowing fa's track record as you will be able your tv screens now of us on your tv screens now of lighting it in a variety of lighting it up in a variety of different that i believe different causes that i believe is ukrainian flag. is the ukrainian

sovereignty, probably, and donald tusk, who is more focused on brussels, if tusk wins there will be more lgbtbortions, but poland will never leave nato. poland will not change its anti-white, anti-russian rhetoric. under these politicians, the global politics of poland will not change, the ruling party is mired in corruption, the latest scandal with visas, how many years has koszczynski been together with duda... talked about how they were at an outpost in the fight against illegal immigration, blamed belarus for the migration crisis, although it was not we who destroyed the middle east, but you? well, economic problems that are growing in europe every day, sanctions on relations between belarus and russia have hit europe, poland, and ordinary poles see this very well; this week a video of a polish tourist who is shocked by the fact that she saw in belarusian stores and asked a reasonable question: where is the hunger, where is the result of sanctions, why are belarusians they live peacefully, why is it peaceful , calm, clean on the streets, where is the end of the regime in belarus, where is

the lgbt and all the type of people have been debating which bathroom they should use, female or maleused about gender and identity those are the ones abusing the american freedom. i think they should be deployed, employment and deployment to gaza strip to fight for american freedom. let them clash with hamas because, in fact, hamas hates them very much. if they -- if you say that hamas wants to slaughter the jews in the united states, nobody listens, but if you want hamas wants to slaughter the lgbt, bring them down. protesting and taking side of hamas by what's called the palestinian cause, they don't know what they are doing and they are siding with evil enemy. what happened in gaza, hamas attack, this is not a matter of right and wrong. this is pure evil. brian: i hear you. we have to go. i will definitely talk to you throughout the whole process. you'll be on "fox & friends" on monday. x@musabhasanosd thanks so much, appreciate it. great to see you. meanwhile as war rages on in the middle east the house of representatives enter its 18th day without a speaker, no joke. house repub

, and roughly speaking, it opens such a pandora's box, because, in fact, that is , if we allow the lgbtt, you can then say that at the age of 6 . the age of consent and here the same medical term seems to allow, well, he ’s sick, no, i’m not finished, i’m not finished, it doesn’t allow me to do it. a diagnosis does not mean that a crime can be committed. we have a law that states that consensual sexual relations can be join 16 plus. well, we have an agreement, that’s it. secondly, if we are talking about pedophilia, then in relation to the criminal and the victim, the victim should preferably have a pre-pubertal period, that is, a conditionally period of up to 11-12 years, the child should not be older than this period. if we are talking about crimes. this does not mean that there are pedophiles there, in our society it is accepted, since in relation to the sexual integrity of a minor, seductiveness is correspondence and sending photographs, let’s say on social networks, that’s right, girls, who is 15 years old, for example , and the boy with whom she corresponds is 16 years old, the qu

but they call themselves liberals, so you are for more government regulation, you are for all this lgbtally, they take, if not pro-palestinian, then, let's say , calmer, colder positions towards israel, usually, these people, this is biden's electorate, this is biden's electorate , now we see how biden’s electorate is turning away from him, all the ratings show that it is his target audience, the liberals, who are leaving him, in general it probably should be said that returning to this distribution, ideological. in america, that it is quite, well, unusual, especially for russian ear, because the more an american, the average person, he is more religious, a christian, and so on , the more he is pro-israeli, if on the contrary , he is such an lgbt activist, the more he is pro-palestinian, this is very strange, i understand, it sounds generally, well very strange, but here it is, despite the fact that israel is not a christian state, and as you understand, if a person with an lgbt flag goes to the territory of the gaza strip, it is unlikely that something good awaits him, but this is, thi

issues here. women's rights and lgbt rights and otherfundamental issues here. polls about half of the votes counted, looks like several opposition parties would have a majority and would be “p would have a majority and would be up to form a government whilst the ruling law and justice party would not. forthe ruling law and justice party would not. for the moment we are not at that stage. we are about halfway through the vote count but certainly, last night we were at the party headquarters for the election result headquarters for the opposition and they were celebrating like it was a victory. certainly lots of people today supporting the opposition saying that we have won poland back. this is the first day of a new future, donald tusk himself called it a rebirth for poland. what called it a rebirth for poland. what did the opposition _ called it a rebirth for poland. what did the opposition parties actually disagree on then? if there is an opposition coalition appointed and confirmed they are going to have to work together and that may end up being quite diffic

must agree to use a child's pronouns, whatever they choose, take a child to pride parades, display lgbt flags and paraphernalia within their homes and facilitate access to pharmaceutical interventions and cross-sex hormones, interventions that could sterilize a young child and couldn't take to religious services, services at her churning if it didn't mean unpeg affirmation of whatever the child's preferences might be. well, jessica, of course, as an incredible capable and loving mother of five children, she would be glad to care for any child and accept any child for who they are but she wasn't going to be able to say anything that would conflict with her religious convictions about maker and human salty. keep an mind, she was open to keeping an infant, regardless, the state of oregon denied the application because of her rereligious views. the state of oregon applied litmus test and deemed jessica categorically unfit to take care of the thousands of children in the foster system. oregon readily accommodate others of religions and backgrounds and tries to pair for families that a good f

>> any lgbt two plus person my priority there are places for being yourself for a direct conflict to your safety so i would say to prioritize over all things, not the perception that be yourself and everything will be great, there are a lot of challenges.ch the people myself or in their own committee doing the work to make sure they are safe and protected, i would hopefully show a resource they might nothi have been they can access and talk about because every situation is different but i will let them know there are people just like you that you, being who you are is what makes you special and it's whether you are ashamed for a belief or not and regardless where you are now, you can find the community and love and joy and happiness, you don't need to change the world, just work on the. [applause] question.r one more >> you just answered my question. i am a marching band mom and i want to say thank you because you're the first football player to have everything i needed to hear. [laughter] [applause] >> one question from you. >> wrote to say thank you for sharing your experience, is

daughters is audrey, yes, the youngest penz, she has such very liberal views and she herself was close to lgbthe 4 years of vice presidency, she forced... his father died, but as if the fact remained, that is, even in his home state of indiana, i think , he is remembered without much reverence and his ratings are quite low. immediately after the advertisement, we will discuss what will happen if trump is suddenly imprisoned or not allowed to participate in the elections, what are the chances of other candidates? she will no longer be able to return. i’m listening, everything is going according to plan, hello, light, ask me where we’ll meet? bison, the case of the fashion model, the final episode, watch the time after the program, you don’t want to hit, you want to, great, they come to the rescue. tomorrow on the first. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, i’m going out to look for you. serial killers are divided into four different types according to their motivations. one way or another they kill for love. do you know igor well? you don’t drink coffee, girls, no, you’re scaring me, i love you, let me go, it hurts,

uncertainty about their future, they were afraid and innovation, immigration, globalization, diversity, lgbtng and they didn't know what was there for their families and we have to have a strong economic initiative so people do know what's i there and they care abt their children so that some of the people we would hope to win over. some will never get that an election is the few at the end who come through. sometimes i wonder, take doctor party, great leaders in our country have done great things. what is it? federal why they don't take it back but it is important for the country to have a strong republic. maybe we just have to get over this. >> you believe strong republican party. >> of course but that's what i don't understand republicans to what my friends tell me -- [laughter] he said if you scratch a lot of them, you don't -- you know who, i don't use his name they just don't want to pay more taxes, the wealthy, she just don't want to pay for taxes. provide for the common defense and blessings of liberty, the preamble to the constitution, all the things are cautious about. >> at this t