marshall himself. of course, he lived a long life in service to this country and has roots right here in lexington. that's true. marshall actually from uniontown, pennsylvania, which is in western pennsylvania, not far from. he decided that he wanted to come to the virginia military institute to go to school, much to his older brother stewart chagrin because stewart had been a cadet here and graduated from vmi, he threw a fit and we can't let george go. he's a terrible student and he'll ruin the family name. but but he did come. he was still a fair to middling student. but when he became in his senior year, he was the the first captain, which is now called the mental commander who's in charge, the cadets and it was also here in lexington that he met his first wife, lily, who's was just off of the campus. and so they they say that he would run the block and leave campus without permission, go visit lily. so after where did he go? his first tour of duty was in the philippines. he and lily had only been m

marshall's robe, this robe, is the iconic route of that tradition. like many good stories, it's a bit more complicated than that. in two weeks time on may 19th i encourage you to join us for our next webinar will feature -- so hello. the associate curator of the supreme court and is just published a groundbreaking article on the topic of how judicial robes changed in time. is been workinged on this for or 20 years and it calls into question a lot of the assumptions that we made about the supreme court in those early formative public years so please don't miss the next webinar in may 19. i don't want to steal matthew's vendor so suffice to say, the shift from colorful to black robes is probably less about symbolism and more about good old-fashioned practicality. the first chief justice, john jacob initiated a very elaborate design for the supreme court justices robes and did a show here in this portrait by gilbert stuart as well as his surviving robe which is at the smithsonian and this is the oldest surviving judicial robe. ours is one of thero very

marshall's robe, this robe is the iconic root of that tradition. like many good stories it's a bit more complicated than that. in two weeks time on may 19 i joined to the next webinar which featured -- matthew is the associate curator at the supreme court and has just published in round breaking article the topic of how judicial robes change in time but he's been working on this for over 20 years and it calls into question a lot of the assumptions that we have made about the supreme court in the early formative for public year so please don't miss the next webinar on may 19. i don't want to steal matthews -- so let's suffice it to say the shift from colorful to black robe is less about symbolism and more about good old-fashioned practicality. the first chief justice john jay initiated a very elaborate design for the supreme court justices wrote in a shown here in this portrait bison wilbur stuart as well as his surviving robe which is at the smithsonian. ours is one of very few that does survive. this is described in the period as partly and as jus

howard marshall.n's children. >> so then they have separate funerals. >> so at the funeral of her husband anna nicole smith is wearing the dress that she married him in. and to commemorate his passing, she sings. she sings, "wind beneath my wings," the bette midler hit. ♪ the wind beneath my wings ♪ >> j. howard marshall, when he dies, leaves a massive fortune. estimates range up to $1.6 billion. however, he leaves nothing in his will to his wife anna nicole smith or her son, daniel. >> he'd left her nothing. zero. zero. zero dollars. >> he was taking care of her. there was a suggestion, a promise. you know, was there a contract? clearly not. she didn't get a contract. >> it turns out pierce is the main beneficiary. so anna nicole sues pierce in texas for a piece of the estate. >> it's going to be a battle royale between the bombshell and the billionaire. >> i have nothing to say. thanks very much. >> but it will take years before the case gets in front of a jury. >> in this journal entry, anna writes

marshall's robe this robe is the iconic route of that tradition.nlike many good stories it's a bit more complicated than that.i until this time on may 19 join in for our next webinar which will feature so hello. the associate of the supreme court and has just published a groundbreaking article on a topic of how judicial change in time spent working on this for over 20 years.he it calls into question the assumptions we made about the supreme court in those formative republic years. please do not miss the next webinar on may 19. i don't distill thunders suffice to say black robes probably lots of symbolism more about good old fashion practicality. the first chief justice john j had a very elaborate design for the supreme court justices robe. it shows his portrait as well as his surviving robe. this is the oldest. ours is one of the very few that do survive. to describe that. as partly colored it's not party but partly. as justices rotated off including ji was to match these rather unique garments. that was easy to procure and to achieve a sense of un

they were back at the john marshall house living there. one of the nephews recalled that it was tucked away in a cabinet at the parlor and this is a pitcher of the parlor at about 1890. there useful but pointing to a couple of doors and i think that isan the covenant that he is referring to. he recalled how his mother pranced around the house. it transferred to the stewardship for the virginia antiquity and is preservation in 1911. in 1920 it became a part of our permanentt collection. since that time it had beenob extensively exhibited and one major conservation campaign took place with over 600 hours. an occasion of this 1962 conservation campaign he came back to the house and was gone again. there were various spots around the marshall house including this one in 1967. the exposure to light and express on the fibers all compounded the remarkable object. since 2005 there had been special events and visitors showing the road. there was a campaign to help support the conservation of the subject. the road can be safely and responsibly share

marshal protection. in december 1948, one month after his election, his winning the election, his own right, president truman thumbing his nose at the segregation, has invited judge waring, the white house, to discuss the advance ment of civil rights and publicly praised him as a great judge. in july 1951, judge waring would approve the president right? issuing pathbreaking dissent in the first school desegregation case. briggs versus elliott, declaring that public school segregation was, per se, unconstitutional, where his reasoning and language would be adopted three years later by the united states supreme court in its unanimous decision in brown versus board of education. washington insiders predicted that truman's executive order, the military and his public support for civil rights would result in his resounding defeat. but harry truman had been underestimated. his entire political, and he set off an exhausting cross-country tour known as a whistle stop campaign drawing massive crowds in towns that

, postage stamps were issued with his image portraits of marshal and this marshal he became the personificationrld recognized the veil with him maintained relations, the united states great britain the soviet union retained all diplomatic relationship with the ishi government. that is, it is recognized the whole world. ah, respectable government. yes. is hitler at war with the uk or is the uk maintaining a test relationship? in 1945, speaking in court , i declared that power was obtained by me on legal grounds and recognized by all the countries of the world that had shone the throne before the soviet union by this power. i used like a shield to protect the french people for four years with my actions. i supported the spirit of france and provided life and bread for the french. there was no such power that would have done more than mine in the matter of exalting the family countering the class struggle, ensuring working conditions in factories and fields. peten called his reform a national revolution 1,300 factories, which from now on served the needs of the third reich and provided the french

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marshall used part of his refund to give his practice a facelift. emily used part of her refund to buy... i run a wax museum. let innovation refunds help you get started on your erc tax refund. stop waiting. go to innovationrefunds.com you really got the brows. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." millions of residents who were forced to evacuate, they're now returning home this morning in the wake of hurricane idalia the historic category 3 storm made landfall in florida yesterday before moving through georgia and the carolinas. nbc's wendy woolfolk joins me now from charleston, south carolina, where the cleanup is just getting started wendy, good morning. >> reporter: frank, good morning to you thankfully, idalia's bands are starting to taper off here in charleston, but there's still a tropical storm warning up in north carolina that, while more than 350,000 customers in florida, georgia, and south carolina are waking up without power this morning the first major hurricane to hit florida's big bend region in more than a century. idalia's stor

they sued marshal after his said this on a podcast last year. >> there's nothing about that law thatng across state lines and getting an abortion in another place, however, i would say that if an individual held themselves out as an entity or group that is using funds that they are able to raise to be able to facilitate those visits, then that's something that we're going to look at closely. >> meghan of the aclu is the attorney representing the women's centers suing the attorney general. meghan, listening to his argument there, and by the way, they have proven they're taking a look at it seriously, basing this, it seems, on criminal conspiracy to some degree for folks that participate in this, you've called this blatantly unconstitutional. tell us why. >> yes, jim, thank you so much for having me. so it is blatantly unconstitutional. attorney general marshal's threats as we've alleged in our lawsuit pose a number of constitutional violations. first of all, they violate our plaintiffs who are providers of comprehensive reproductive health care in alabama. they violate their first ame

elements was such a marshal, er, linda in china, a priou who had his own in his time, he spread it sowere also released and buried on red square as in the paws of the hero of russia, but there is another very characteristic point called the use of the air defense system against the air defense of the russian federation on a civilian object, you mentioned the s300, although they are already starting to launch a version that seems to be there they put a girl somewhere there, they have already shot down planes with these systems, for example , 17 were shot down, actually they say that here, but the fighter was shot down, er, now, er, they have shot down, in fact, the plane is beautiful ibraer no, i think you know, they didn’t switch, that’s why it’s announced that again everything is a lie, everything is a provocation, the ukrainians planted a bomb and blew it up . this scared them. and they killed a few civilians , so from this point of view, there is no reflection here regarding the fact that army systems are used for damage reporting stop the more that you are watching. there is even

he also went through the path of such a system marshal. against was still marshal tokhachevskii, mark, but the only thing is that they dragged him through his agony for so long, taking into account all the tortures he suffered at lubyanka, well , they beat him for a long time, tortured him humiliatingly, broke him, and here he is somehow a beauty, you understand, they released him and buried him on red square like in the quotation marks of the hero of russia, but there is another very characteristic point called the use of the air defense system against the air defense of the russian federation on a civilian object, you mentioned the s300, although they are already starting to launch a version that seems to be there they put a girl somewhere there, for sure, they have already shot down planes with these systems , for example, and we had 17 crashes. what again, everything is a lie , everything is a provocation, the ukrainians planted a bomb and blew it up. scarecrow and they killed a few civilians, so from this point of view, there is no reflection here regarding the fact that army sys

we are basically close to the end, as marshal mentioned, fred. this now is a charging grand jury, a grand jury that can return an indictment, and fani willis and her team are putting their evidence into that grand jury so that ultimately they can ask in the very near future, whether it's this week or next, ask for the fourth indictment of donald trump, and perhaps the first of some of his co-conspirators or schemers. >> does a d.a. pick a witness to testify again reveal something new about information? is it to clarify, or is it to, perhaps, underscore something that's already been discovered? >> so it's a couple things. first of all, the information needs to get from the special grand jury to the new one. instead of reading the testimony, you could have someone read the transcript of what happened before the special grand jury. it's obviously more powerful if it's presented in person. they can ask some additional questions, for example, new things that they've learned over the course of their investigation. but ultimately the pain purpose is to

and here in the power of the name of marshal timoshenko there are many of them.is very important for any sport, not only for the shooter, in general for all types of on the eve of the athletes and completed their tournament , the experience of performing for us on the international arena, but the emotions from the victory or the personal record will remain at home, they will give motivation to move forward, and despite any inadmissibility and prohibitions, continue to train. and we will continue to cheer for our athletes, who will certainly give. we still have more than one medal from the cis games and it will happen today elena korelchik agency or news. at the moment, in the medal standings , the piggy bank of the belarusian team looks like this and on the eve replenished with 22 medals. including eight gold awards. our team is in second place in the top five, the leaders are still unchanged. today, the sports program of the second games of the country, the cis is maximally saturated in soligorsk , freestyle wrestlers in grodno will compete for medals all day lo

thank you fire marshal. my ort comment and doesn't require chief to come up here, but in her report on the 27, 28, there is a calendar in terms of recruitment training by the week. it says week 2 and week 3 and it gives a description of what the various members learn and i just wanted to comment that i appreciated as a commissioner because i'm not quite sure if i was able to see something so detailed out in terms of information and i are think it helps the commission a great deal to see that as well as the photos that are supplied and thank you chief luttropp for your mention in the fire reserves and the resources of that as well. that's all i have at this particular point. thank you very much chief luttropp. madam secretary, i move to the report from ems and community paramedicine, deputy chief sandra tong. welcome chief tong. >> good morning. sandy tong, deputy chief ems community paramedicine my report for july. this is relatively brief report from ems today. the highlights were for the ems division we av

he was a leader in the naacp and he mentored thurgood marshall. you know thurgood marshall, right. who argued brown versus board of he was thurgood marshall's mentor. he joined the department of interior law and he left the government for a little bit and he returned during the war. and the war department. the fourth person i talk about is alfred edgar smith. he's not your new york governor, al smith, even though he called himself al smith. it's just a kind of confused. so but al smith, alfred edgar smith was from arkansas and he has a completely different background than weaver. hastie he he grew up in in great poverty. he lost his parents young lied about his age and got a scholarship to go to howard where. he majored in social sciences and he, too, became a teacher. and he taught and he worked in the post office and he was also a journalist. and through howard tice, again, activist ties, he an appointment in the jobs in in the new deal and eventually he's placed within the wpa right he heads up the largest jobs program for black americans in all of the great depression. al smith

the provider citing marshall's public threats. >> there's no doubt that this is a criminal law.s relating to accessory liability, provisions relating to conspiracy would have applicability. if someone was promoting themselves out as a funder of abortions out of state, then that is potentially criminally actionable for us. >> alabama already has one of the strictest abortion laws in the country, banning abortions at any stage with no exceptions for rape or incest. the a.g.'s motion would be considered at hearing next week. joining me to discuss, megan burros an attorney with the aclu representing the health-care providers in this case. megan, thank you so much for the work that you're doing. first i just want to start here. when did the health-care providers approach the aclu? were you already on the ground when you knew this was going to happen? were you brought in, you know, around the time that this a.g. got more aggressive? tell us more about how you got involved with the case. >> sure, jason. thank you so much for having me, by the way. we became involved because we have lon

and now we are moving to the metropolitan shooting range named after marshal timoshenko my colleague. stas lipsky will tell you more about the successes of our shooters stas greetings to you greetings colleagues. it's hard for me to contain my emotions. hold me. the fact is that our shooters brought four more awards to the belarusian team today, but what is most pleasant and, in my opinion , our golden ivan cossack, who is already absolutely predictable , today became a three-time champion of the second games of the cis countries, but first things first. after of triumph the day before in pairs , zoya doskogo mixtey, today ivan is already in the individual championship in air pistol shooting. also, at a distance of 10 m, he went on a golden campaign and our guy won the qualification confidently with 582 points. but the final was not just ivan fought for gold for a long time with russian danil solovyov, but in the end daniel made a mistake in the last shots. third. you also showed an iron character and won gold and silver. igor shludikov from russia also has gold as a cherry on the cak

this is very much a partnership but it's really a great way to to -- the chief justice john marshall. that's just as quick sampling of some of the ways we are using it. >> thank you jen. panel we will hear from elizabeth vehmeyer with the national park service in d.c. along with administering the technical assistance to 55 of these areas and 34 sites. eshe is also working, sorry although technical issue here. along with 55 of these areas and 34 states the program provides technical assistance from the capability study process. she has also worked as an archaeologist specialist with the national park service and the american protection program. elizabeth. thanks chuck and i want to say thank you to preservation virginia and i'me happy to be here but i'm going to give an overview of the national heritage area program and where the national heritage areas are and a little bit about what they do that benefits the heritage areas and a little bit about how their designated in the process. first what our national heritage areas? the quick answer is they areby large landscapes of national imp

speaking about the fate of the legendary marshal of france, charles de gaulle wrote what end?his is how it ended. it was a disgusting series of capitulations that led to the adoption of slavery as a pretext for saving property. vikul what happened? yes, what is it? this club consists of wacky men getting together and fighting each other. come on, the fight club is called going there, as if to work , not only that, all bruised, shames me. yes, it's also dangerous. i worry about him all the time. in general, i shouldn’t worry in my position, every time i promise that i’ll quit and still goes there, straight, don’t feed him bread, let him fight. he came to a living place on it there is no such happy as an elephant. sasha says he won sasha how do i know? who cares? just me don't know. i don't know what to do with it. fight club well, we only checked even the address know? garages third from the right and what do you have to do with this? and just a restless citizen surname you have. came. then why do you think? i have one goal to come to you anyway. she came because there is a cer

marshall was a military pilot in the last years of his life.e passed in kyiv alexander himself after school he entered the military aviation school, when a special military operation began. he wanted to go to the front, to volunteer. yes, alexander marshal was refused, there have been permanent ones since 2014, she often performs in hospitals and dedicated many songs to everyone who defends our homeland on the battlefield today. you otpz rk death stretched out its paw, interrupting with a blow forever, the flights that had begun, and finally the commander. meet dad in a convoy of enemy equipment, the plane crashed. he recently returned from lugansk, where he spoke to the paratroopers of the airborne forces hospital. time in kiev at the moment motherland installed three teeth instead of the coat of arms of the ussr what he thinks about how kiev did with one symbol of memory of those who won the great patriotic war, including his grandfather, this is life destiny. thank you, you recently returned to the donbass, performed at the bottom of the air

and what was his practice like. >> the assumption was, this was about marshall? when you felt more of a threat after the second and third murder scenes were announced. >> honestly, i was scared. but i also knew, or believed, that this was personal. and i fell in my heart of hearts that when this crossed steve off his list, that he was moving down a list. >> if the killer did have a list, police were racing to find out why were these people on it? what did they have in common? investigators collected shell casings at clearance office and discovered they were 40 caliber. same as at the other two crime scenes. four murders now in less than 31 hours. all possibly committed by the same person. there was one promising clue. dna on a shell casing recovered at the scene of steve pits murder. investigators ran it through there a system, but there is no match. by 10 am, saturday morning, police open an emergency center and tips were pouring in. >> there was a lot of fear. there was a lot of unrest in the community. people were desperate for a suspect. >> no one yet knew ab

on marshal zhukov avenue near the moscow ring road , the speed limit was reduced to 60 km/h. why making such a decision? how do drivers warn of a change? rescuers patrol the reservoirs in an enhanced mode, the beaches are overcrowded in the number of accidents, the cases have increased, we will tell you when it will fall apart and the temperature will return to normal , the verdict of a group of share raiders for several years, dmitry bulygin and his accomplices survived people from apartments. what is the deadline? and overhaul with the condition of restoration, famous buildings and monuments in the heart of moscow are put in order according to special rules, who controls such work? in ramenskoye find out the causes of fires in the malls. at first, passers-by noticed smoke that rose above the roof of the building on the ostrovets highway, then an open flame seemed to quickly engulf the entire roof, according to some reports, it was on the second floor of the commercial premises. the hostel was located even before arrival, the ministry of emergency situations managed to evacu

world war ii ended, on june 5, 1947, us secretary of state george marshall proposed a program to helpestore destroyed europe, this program went down in history under what the united states of america used to restore the destroyed euro to dollars, well, someone will say what kind of money is now they allocate 40 to ukraine alone for the whole of europe, well, friends in 1947, 13 billion - this is at today's exchange rate 168 and 5 tenths billion dollars. well, agree. this is a serious sun. this was allocated for the restoration of the economy for agricultural products in industry and so on and so forth. well, europe will buy its products from america, and in addition, and there was one that would not allow it. your communist governments. well, how do you understand? it was not exactly the same as lisa's lend, by the way, remembering helen lisa, we just mentioned 40 billion, which should be allocated to ukraine and are not distributed. these 40 billion linguistics you are not interested in learning about billions, yes , ukraine to help for armament for everything, right? look, 35% will

marshall used part of his refund to give his practice a facelift.f her refund to buy... i run a wax museum. let innovation refunds help you get started on your erc tax refund. stop waiting. go to innovationrefunds.com you really got the brows. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." hawaii's devastating lahaina wildfire developed the need for a better warning system, especially because the fires are becoming more intense and popping up in places they never did before. jane wells is in laguna beach, california. jane, you're looking at new technologies being tested now, right? >> reporter: yeah, i mean, look at this canyon. people in this luxury coastal town are very familiar with how devastating a fire can be. now, like maui, here in laguna beach, they have these speakers. authorities in maui reportedly didn't turn on the sirens during the lahaina fire because they were afraid people would think there was a tsunami and people would run away from the ocean and into the flames. instead of a siren, what if speakers could speak? >> attention, this is a test o

there was such a marshal.priou who had his own in his time, he spread it so little , he was so famous and even gave meaning to it, a quote book was written for the army. wasn't there a coup against all marshal tokhachevskii was mark, we don't forget, but the only thing is that they dragged him through his agony for so long, taking into account all the torture he suffered in lubyanka, well, they were beaten for a long time, tortured, humiliatingly broken, and here she is somehow beautiful, you understand they also released it and will bury it on red square as in the paws of the hero of russia, but there is another very characteristic point called the use of the air defense system against the air defense of the russian federation on a civilian object. girl, they have already shot down airplanes with these systems, for example, 17 were shot down, actually they say that here, but the fighter was shot down, uh, now , uh, they were shot down. therefore announce that again, everything is a lie, everything is a provoc

we don’t forget that there was still marshal tokhachevski, but the only thing is that they dragged himtaking into account all the torture he suffered in lubyanka, well, they were beaten for a long time, tortured and humiliated, and here, somehow , they released a beautiful woman, you know, and they will bury her on red square as in the paws of a hero of russia, but there is another very characteristic point called the use of the air defense system against the air defense of the russian federation on a civilian object, you mentioned about the s300, although they are already starting to launch a version that seems to have put a girl somewhere there, for sure they have already shot down aircraft with these systems, for example, 17 were shot down, they actually say that there is no fighter was shot down, er, now, er, actually, the plane was shot down, a beautiful imbraer no, i think you know, they didn’t turn it on , that ’s why they announced that again, everything is a lie, everything is a provocation, the ukrainians planted a bomb and blew it up. it has no meaning in civilian terms well

a quote book was written for the army . there was almost a coup against everything, marshal tokhachevskygged him through his agony for so long, taking into account all the tortures he suffered in lubyanka, well, they were beaten for a long time, tortured, humiliatingly broken, and here she is somehow beautiful, you understand they also released it and will bury it on red square as in the paws of the hero of russia, but there is another very characteristic point called the use of the air defense system against the air defense of the russian federation on a civilian object. girl, they have already shot down airplanes with these systems, for example, 17 were shot down, actually they say that here, but the fighter was shot down, uh, now, uh, they actually shot down a plane, a beautiful imbraer, no, i think you know, they didn't switch, that's why they announced that again, everything is a lie, everything is a lie. provocation , the ukrainians planted a bomb and blew it up. and how little did they kill civilians? therefore, from this point of view , there is no reflection here regarding the f

and so on, it was the same story in their systems, the same indignant elements, there was such a marshalna, the prime minister who was his own at the time, he did not spread it to the mau, he was such a famous and gave even meaning to this quote book for the army was written , you know, a rifle creates power and so on, he also went through the path of such a system marshal. we forget, but the only thing is that they dragged out his agony for so long, taking into account all the tortures he suffered in lobianka, well , they were beaten for a long time, tortured, humiliated, broken, and here, somehow , the beauty, you understand, was released and buried on red square as in the paws of a hero of russia, but there is another very characteristic the moment is called the use of the air defense system against the air defense of the russian federation on a civilian object, you mentioned the s300, although they are already starting to launch a version that seems to have planted an explosive somewhere there they shot down airplanes with these systems, for example, and we 17 were shot down, actuall

and then he came to uh, almost a coup against seyyach, marshal tokhachevsky was mark , we don’t forgetragged him through his agony for so long, taking into account all the torture he suffered on the skull, well , they beat him for a long time, tortured him humiliatingly, broke him, and here he is somehow beautiful, you understand released and will be buried on red square as in the paws of a hero of russia, but there is another very characteristic point called the use of the air defense system against the air defense of the russian federation on a civilian object, you mentioned the s300 although already they are starting to launch a version that it was as if they had planted an explosive device somewhere, they had already shot down airplanes with these systems , for example, and we had 17 crashes. switched , i will go to announce that again everything is all a lie everything provocation laid a bomb ukrainians blew it up no this is not meaningful yes, in civilian terms. well, when did this scare them? and how often did they kill civilians? therefore, from this point of view, there is no

the man who really marshals, marshals , marshals, marshals, marshals, marshals, the domestic front intterly it's bevin. and he is the one who gets the workers on side who enormously increases output and all the rest of it. then the other side of the labor party is the crank side. it is the middle class side. and there's wonderful passages 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

the man who really marshals, marshals , marshals, marshals, marshals, marshals, the domestic front in utterly it's bevin. and he is the one who gets the workers on side who enormously increases output and all the rest of it. then the other side of the labor party is the crank side. it is the middle class side. and there's wonderful passages 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 tha