this discipline cannot but touch upon the doctrine of the moral truths of traditional religions, firstcourse, orthodoxy, as the religion of the majority. which can be adequately presented only based on their understanding by these religious traditions. i would also like to draw attention to the fact that that for the proper development of modern domestic education , the revival of its educational component is of great importance. in this regard, i am encouraged by the return to modern higher education, the understanding of what has always been characteristic of the domestic intelligentsia, unity. intellectual and moral principles, well, in conclusion, i would like to thank you once again for the honor shown to me, i address the entire faculty and students of the university, i wish them new accomplishments in educational, scientific feat of god's help and blessed successes. thank you for your attention. on the first channel vremya novostey, my name is yuri sherbakov, hello, here's what we'll tell you about: an attack by a sabotage group on the ground, enemy drones from the air, enemy su

i modern moral. do you think it's moral? moral? yes. you're actually going to be precise figures on that 60%. you give me a partial. no. is it moral to do this all you know, with children and so on? well, let me just say this. i mean, would you rather stood idly by and let the germans, the dutch, south americans over our market share? where's your precious morality then? well, up a country without a paddle. that's where it is. the question is this you believe in market forces or you don't? well, i can help you that because i don't don't know. i don't in market forces. i used to, of course, when i was a child but like everybody else, when i got older, i discovered it was all made up. i made up. yes, yes. i can still remember exact day i found out it was a christmas eve and i couldn't sleep and i crept and i heard my parents, they were talking and arguing and laughing about market forces and saying how they were going to have break it to me one day it was a bit of a blows you can imagine. two years later i discovered that father christmas

, an officer from there, let's say, a captain, let it be, let it be the level battalion for moral andal support, and here you come to a unit where there are problems with motivation, with moral and psychological state, how it is decided, well, again, we do not reveal any such moments. how we do it in our army, the enemy should not know, but from what can be said, because i always do not always know where, where in which issues, about what can be said, but that's where it starts, these are individual conversations , these are motivational lectures, conversations with personnel in larger numbers, there from a company to a battalion, maybe, or maybe from a platoon, uh, how again, how is it done in practice, and how can you say, or how much it takes time to... motivate people, if the problem is exactly that, not that money has not been paid somewhere or some other things that you have no influence on, as a person who is responsible for moral, psychological support , please, ugh, well, look, if, for example, the guys came from scratch, where they were for a certain period, and accordingly

in god, cannot administer moral-based system because there is moral compass for them, and this is what we've got here, atheistic anti-god planet in which war is business in which the blood of young men and young women and young children. is spibled for profit. there's got to be moral revolution worldwide, and the people have to decide that if we don't do politics directly, we are always going to be ruled by criminals, mass murderers and thieves. we need a system in which people are directly represented in government, and when governments commit war crimes and genocide, the people of the nation. should have mechanism to remove their own government directly, be that referendum, be that recall petitions, be that some kind of moral council of respected elders who can say, enough is enough, we do not have such a system in the world today, and we are going to have to suffer until we do. i like to uh, also welcome mr. jamal khan, author and political commentator out of san diego. california to the conversation uh before we uh welcome mr jamal, we just did welcome mr. jamal, pardon, but before

physically and morally able to do hard work, because morally pulling people out is also difficult, justfficult for doctors physically take people out, please, ugh, now, in addition to the psychologists who are on the spot, such combat stress control groups are being created, they are called gkbs, which travel on request for support and help to the same military, military psychologists, they come, they carry out here... the work that is required there from the commander or there commanders and the like, there are requests, they come, they do something with it, that is , this is a group that has a car there, has certain necessary things for works and they drive for example, the combat stress control group there of a certain battalion or a certain unit or a certain brigade, it can be of different sizes there, plus or minus in people, but these are the people who help military psychologists do the work that we ... can handle , there is, in addition to this, an escort group, a psychological, a psychological escort group for the military, this is additional, they are added to the gkbs, and th

and we know at this moment right now the world desperately needs the sterling, clear and morally strong leadership that president trump brings to the world stage. .. sexual violence and anti-semitic pro mobs. coordination of humanitarian providing the death toll in gaza down by 50% because of false information provided by hamas -controlled ministry. most egregiously, perhaps the most revealing of all, hamas data center having nearly two dozen staff members directly involved in the terror attacks with another 100 terrorist ties. [cheering] of course it included the human rights council, some of the world's worst men rights abusers having a standing anti-semitic item in adopting a resolution stating that israel should be held responsible while failing to condemn the atrocities committed by hamas. the recent murder of his hostages including american israeli and finally, this anti-semitic influence came to head wednesday of this week as the un voted 124 to 14 from the right to self-defense against palestinian terrorism in the gaza strip and east jerusalem. it comes as no surprise you examin

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feeling in people, if faith and moral, moral component will weaken, then we can expect the most terribleces of the introduction of artificial intelligence. we are approaching the apocalyptic time. this is what we all need to realize clearly. and the only way out of this possible crisis is faith in god. i say it loudly to the whole world. we give up faith in god, we again fall into these darwinistically all. concepts and marxist ones, nothing will work. human life in the conditions of development, technological, scientific and especially that which you mentioned, can be ensured only with a corresponding increase in the role of faith and religion in human life, which will control man, and man will thus be able to correctly program all these. is, in combination with the ability of an advanced civilization, which russia is maintain faith in god, maintain the moral foundations of human life. now if there is only scientific and technical development, if there is only the development of political thought, torn away from these deep values, then all this will not benefit man, there have been such

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we know that this is a war of moral before anything. it is because the israeli occupation entity is unable to defeat the resistance that they wish to wage psychological war against the lebanese people themselves. so for that reason, they killed over 400 lebanese civilians yesterday, approaching 600 as of now. that's because they're struggling to get the islamic resistance of lebanon to stop its portpagha so they resort to killing the civilians and they also resort to these kinds of like sound bombs like oh we might use some kind of like nuclear bomb um or some of these kind of high-tech weaponry this is what the pagre attacks were all about as well they hope that the civilians of lebanon will do the work for them essentially to pressure the resistance um to stop supporting ghaza but um we know that uh the islamic resistance of lebanon also actually wishes for them for the israel occupation entity to ground invade, and to face them rather than having the occupation entity target civilians from the sky, you know, it becomes kind of big tr

many fear more on breast whitland, ravel morales support. they're saying they will remain in the capital until he's allowed to run again. next year's presidential elections at least get the address either and that's, that's a man is of a put on them for this half hour of news off next, which is, it was investigative unit reveals, have a formal bundle dish minutes to build a house that they installed a property and pile overseas. modest annual salary. stay with us. the the latest news as it breaks many people were killed in this area. this is the level of disruptions of properties with detailed coverage, world health organization say it has hit its target on united way more than 90 percent of the children under 10 from the house of the story. at least the theme about theresa instances being called, it said, this stride has been carried out in an area that must be protected from the principles of international law. the of the uprising in bangladesh with protest is holding out corruption by the political elite, resulting in the prime minister l

force and for morale within a fighting force if you know that what you're doing is wrong and evil you are less actually less cohesive as a force and that's i think one of the major factors which is going to decide what what goes on is not just technology which the israelis are relying on uh so this is an act of desperation in a way the idea of picking off foreign leaders with bombs missiles it's interesting i think to go into a little bit the um the the targeting information as to how they knew where nasrala was etc. now this is likely that we we hear in the british news today, oh probably human intelligence, no, i think it's much more likely they use electronic intelligence uh, for example, following phones, electronic devices, they'll obviously be using these very powerful you us satellites for this sort of thing uh, but that's i think how these targeting is done, they're just l literally watching electronic traces of individuals, in fact i can even remember reading in uh drovsky's book years ago about how the masad was using burrow's computer to follow around all the leaders of the

many fear more on breast whitland, ravel morales support. they're saying they will remain in the capital until he's allowed to run a game in next year's presidential elections. get the address either. a small synonymy is being seen day one of japan's remote islands officer and it's quite the magnitude 5.9 quake struck near the easy island chain around 25000 people live on the small pacific islands, south of tokyo. there are no reports of injuries or damage. climate activists, the gathering in new york as well. leaders arrive for the un general assembly. they are increasingly focusing on wall street jobs like city buying qu, they accuse of funding, fossil fuel extraction and war. just it was kristen sleeping as well. the summer may be over the climate activists are keeping the heat on financial institutions with rallies like this.

we know that this is a war of morale before anything. it is because the israeli occupation entity is unable to defeat the resistance that they wish to wage psychological war against the lebanese people themselves, so for that reason, they killed over 400 lebanese civilians yesterday, approaching 600 as of now, that's because they're struggling to get the islamic resistance of lebanon to stop its support for gaza, so they resort to killing the civilians and they also resort to these kinds of like sound bombs, like oh we might use some kind of like nuclear bomb um or some of these kind of high-tech weaponry, this is what the paid attacks were all about as well, they hope that the civil of lebanon will do the work for them essentially to pressure the resistance um to stop supporting ghaza, but um we know that uh the islamic resistance of lebanon also actually wishes for them for the israeli occupation entity to ground invade you know and to face them rather than having the occupation entity target civilians from the sky you know it becomes

while this is a ma'or blow to morale, as i said, h blow to morale, as i said, hezbollah is an organisation driven by strong ideology, religious ideology which means moments of crisis will re—mobilize support and regroup its supporters and its constituencies around because this will be a major drive for hezbollah and its supporters to re—strategize and re—mobilize and so, that is on the second advantages of hezbollah is that it can always withhold a higher level of damages and it can always reorganise itself. associate at the research unit. thank you very much. security sources in ukraine say they've hit a large arms depot in russia almost 300 miles over the border during a huge drone attack overnight. the explosions near the town of toropets were so powerful that they were picked up by earthquake sensors. the local authorities began what they called a partial evacuation from toropets. here's our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse. we are talking by the facility which russia spent tens of millions of pounds on over the best part of a decade, putting together this enormous military arsen

but i you know, i think that that was sort of the right moral calculus. i guess they still don't. but but i guess with this working on this book of help me deal with sort of think put more context around, we sort of treat animals and and how very related it is to how we treat people and how, you know, having sort of exercising compassion is a exercise. we have to sort of keep up, you know, sort of thinking about all these things at once. any in the back. i, um, so following on from that has doing the research into stuff like the slaughterhouses, that kind of stuff that changes your behavior with animals. also you're both animal lovers anyway but has that doing that research changed anybody you? i i'm not sure we've i mean, we're i think like everybody there's oh, not everybody some people are great, but like like lots of people, we like do notice gaps between sort what we'd like to be doing, you know, with the animals in mind and what we actually do and. of course, working on this book is makes this very of those gaps and like and try harder like 100%. but but i think i think that

around them, and this tells a really kind of gripping, intellectually rich story of an idea and a moral sensibility coming into being over a 30 or 40 year period. we're going to dive into that. but i just wanted to start with the kind of the obvious question, which is just the origin story. this particular project for the for the two of you. how did it come about? well, you know, we we had we are a married couple and nobody said that yet. but that's an important thing to know us and, you know, the way rabid started was i thought oh would love to buy monica a book about history of rabies. and i couldn't believe that nobody had done a popular book about the history of rabies and as we started talking about it and thinking it, we realized that it was just a really cool project to imagine us collaborating on because, you know, i was, you know, a journalist or an magazines and i had written one book about internet culture and didn't know, didn't feel like i knew that much about about. but meanwhile, i had this spouse who's a veterinarian who also is like obsessed with public health and was c

morally flawed and unjustified. we find the person's positions threatening and in need of a swift, strong and unambiguous condemnation. yeah. mean this is again like so if you get this is at that bottom block this is this is and this is this lays behind when you hear people talk about concerns about free speech, concerns about lack of viewpoint, diversity, a lack of submissive discourse, political polarization, frankly, even just to some extent, trust in institutions around higher education around the media. you're talking about each of those. you can follow a thread back to the problem of certainty and the problem of how we communicate and how we fundamentally think about what we know and the assumptions that we make in the in the book i talk about three different fallacies. one is the subtle question fallacy, which is just what it sounds like we this idea of treating the word and we think the answers are obvious and simple and we don't make our assumptions clear when we treat knowledge as definitive that to lead t

period, after a medical error, should also cost something, so how to determine the exact amount of moralis not written in any... legislative act on the practice of russian legal proceedings, compensation is assigned in a significantly smaller amount than the plaintiffs demand. we found statistics from five years ago: 81 thousand rubles. the average amount of payment. the supreme court's explanation says: the amount compensating for moral suffering must meet the requirements of reasonableness and justice. for example, tamara ivanovna from verkhnyaya pyshma received 100,000 rubles for leaving the doctor's office with a broken jaw after a tooth extraction, although she also considered the amount of 5 million to be fair and reasonable. these photos were taken immediately after the procedure, showing how hard it was to remove an elderly woman's bad tooth to leave such consequences on her body. she suffered and suffered, but nothing worked for her. she says: i 'll hit you with a hammer now, but when she hit me with a hammer with... my jaw immediately grew back. in the appeal, the lawyers of th

in western establishment and its systems, they have moral relativism based on their interests, their economic, political, military interests, that's all that matters, there's no, there's no humanity in that, there's no ethics, there's there's no virtue, there's no honor. "there's no sense of any kind of fairness or justice or wanting the good of humanity, they are the quite, they are quite the opposite, what they're doing here and being exposed in by the sacrifice of lebanese, martters and by the martters of palestine, is is that they are the the pure hegemonic, imperialist evil of our age, and they don't now care about really..." even keeping the mask on, because it's impossible in the modern internet ages, with all the modern uh devices etc. is very very hard to suppress truth quite in the same way as they were able to with their control before, they still give it a pretty good go, the husbara is still strong, israel's control of western media is virtually total uh in terms of the mainstream media uh, but it's failing and people are calling it out and people are trusting that media

tensions between morales was a popular president from 2006 to 2019. and i'd say it's warmer economy minister for 11 years have grown since late. 21. the former allies are fighting for control of the country socialist party, and they can do this for next year's presidential elections and attend the vice be till monday of sick use morales of attempting a qu against and able rule must correct evo is the most correct thing. would be for you to respect the political constitution of the state that you promote it, but your actions have gone in the opposite direction for several years. we asked you to respect the social pact expressed in our constitutional get the bidding listing uh, super cited over believes economic miracle up to 2000 slash to poverty for do pulling the g d p. as they rode the regions commodity boone. but now they're bitter and very personal battle is taking a total, unbelieving suffering economy instability. the country is going to a deep us dollar shortage. that is jeopardizing subsidies and, and type poverty programs. each side is blamin

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tensions between morales was a popular president from 2006 to 2019. and i'd say it's former economy minister for 11 years have grown since late. 21. the former allies are fighting for control of the country socialist party, and they can do this for next year's presidential elections and attend the vice be till monday of sick use morales of attempting a qu against and able rule must correct evo is the most correct thing. would be for you to respect the political constitution of the state that you promote it, but your actions have gone in the opposite direction for several years. we ask you to respect the social packed breast and our constitutional get the bidding morales in uh, super cited over believes economic miracle up to 2000 flashing poverty quadrupling the g d p. as they rode the regents commodity boom. but now they've bitter and very personal battle is taking a total, unbelieving suffering economy and stability. the country's going to a deep us dollar shortage, that is jeopardizing subsidies and, and type poverty programs. each side is blaming

authorities, quarrelsome subordinates and troops with low morale. we could not have asked for a better opponent writing on the morning of august 30th, the final day of the battle of second manassas, lee informed davis that this army had so far advanced in safety and succeeded in deceiving enemy as to its object. by that afternoon, when lee's troops had shattered pope's force, he retreated in disarray. lee telegraphed f to the confederate president this achieve today on the plains of manassas, a signal victory over the combined forces of general mcclellan and pope pendleton, who had reached the field, as i mentioned, on august 30th, wrote to his wife the following day, pendleton crowed, we are in a fair way to shake yankee down to the center. god praised. and then, in a post war letter, lee's aide de camp charles, marshal echoed pendleton's point, saying lee's policy was not to capture any portion federal territory, but to protract the war by breaking up the enemy's campaigns. and so bringing about the pecuniary exhaustion of the north. lee had certa

like in general, life changed, because some ideas were different, and we were not ready, somehow morally, but along the way we gained experience, gained some confidence in the face of tasks, the support of fellow soldiers helped, especially fellow countrymen whom we met there. so it was hard, but we coped with it, that's what was the most difficult at the very beginning and what was the most the first shelling was probably the hardest when it started, because there was still no understanding of what it was, during the first shelling we immediately had losses and for a person who is used to civilian life to see all this, it is hard, in general , assault units do the most dangerous work, this is the salt of war, let's say so, yes, what do you think, to what extent... at that time were you ready to do this, was ready to carry out tasks, but a lot had to be mastered, yes, a lot had to be mastered along the way, and what moments do you remember most of all, which of the assaults, of the battles, of the situations, the most memorable moments - this is probably our very first shelling, and beca

or there are some moral limits, this is all already well absurd, here is the reasoning on this topic, and sergei iosipovich, still look, let's return to the doctrine, it is clear, we are now going into the philosophy of war, it is clear that any war is bad, any normal person is against war, this is great, but only when this natural desire of a person for peace begins to be used from a political point of view, when this movement arises there are no war-mongers who flee the country under the guise of, oh, you are fighting with your neighbors, then they run to a country where they do not fight with neighbors, it turns out hypocrisy, because military force, unfortunately, is how humanity is structured, it periodically fights, of course, it was necessary to go and... we did everything so that there would be no war, so now, according to your logic, it turns out that they tell us: you take your nuclear weapons, take them for yourself, put them away somewhere and don’t show them to anyone else, and we will hit you with missiles here at your targets inside the country, and you will remain sil

that at this very moment the word of the absolute moral authority sounds and not only in our country,ut also in the entire orthodox world, his holiness patriarch kirill. if humanity wants to be happy in the future, it must be religious, because the disappearance of faith, as in dostoevsky, if there is no god, then everything is permitted. if humanity loses religious faith, especially in the context of the growth of these technologies associated with the emergence of artificial intelligence, but we are really entering the era of the apocalypse. therefore, i am not afraid to say, i thought a lot about this and even wrote something there for myself. so, the development of man, and humanity can be. viable only under the condition of a simultaneous increase in faith and moral feeling in people, if faith and moral component weaken, then we can expect the most terrible consequences of the introduction of artificial intelligence, we are approaching... like a calm end of the world, no, a catastrophic end of the world, some kind of global catastrophe, it can only happen in the case that they se

without this, well, we are almost nothing, so we have to do everything we can, starting from a moral component, ending with a decent financial support, to protect the life and general morale of that guy who is now taking the fight, the battle near pokrovsk on the first lines of turnover, well, you see, our budget was even prepared based on... as denis shmyhal said, we thought that the war would end in the summer of 2024, so well believe me, it’s even somehow, well, i don’t know, it’s not even funny, well, it’s definitely not funny for us here, but you say that we need to change the approaches to mobilization, the third year will soon be a big war, and the train is moving and on the move, is it possible it is on the way to change these principles, is it still possible to make the mobilization... honest, so that people have motivation, and they have some thoughts in their heads, because i do not understand how a person believes that this is a fratricidal war, that is, she considers the russians who attacked ukraine to be brothers, well, look, i must have gone such a bus of the tsk, som

a sick use morales of attempting a qu against, and able rule. must correct ego is the most correct thing would be for you to respect the political constitution of the state that you promote it. but your actions have gone in the opposite direction for several years. we ask you to respect the social packed breast and our constitutional get the bidding listing. uh, super cited over believes economic miracle at the 2000 flashing poverty quadrupling the g d p. as they rode the regents commodity boone. but now they're bitter and very personal battle as taking a total. i'm believe us suffering economy and stability attempted is going to a deep us dollar shortage. that is jeopardizing subsidies in type poverty programs . each side is blaming the other for the violence, any stability, but with no solution inside many fee or more own breast whitland. ravel morales support. they're saying they will remain in the capital until he's allowed to run a game in next year's presidential elections. less than that to get the address either types of threat and find

poor and low-wage people are some of the most moral people in the world. they're working too hard to be doing anything else. remember what we're talking about is -- we're talking about even graduate students who make poverty wages. we're talking about secretaries who make poverty wages and sometimes pay more taxes than the c.e.o.'s. some of what you're listing are the mythologies. come go with me to appalachia. i'd love for you to go. come go to places where we see people living in poverty, who are struggling and working hard every day. and then be mindful that it was theodore roosevelt, a republican, who first said in 1912, when he challenged both parties, he said that we ought to have a moral agenda, that moral agenda ought to include health care, it ought to include a minimum living wage, it ought to include taking care of the environment. this was a republican that said that. eisenhower, who is a republican, said we ought to put more investment in public education and we ought to be leery, he said, of the military industrial complex that would soak up

poor and low-wage people are some of the most moral people in the world. they're working too hard to be doing anything else. remember what we're talking about is -- we're talking about even graduate students who make poverty wages. we're talking about secretaries who make poverty wages and sometimes pay more taxes than the c.e.o.'s. some of what you're listing are the mythologies. come go with me to appalachia. i'd love for you to go. come go to places where we see people living in poverty, who are struggling and working hard every day. and then be mindful that it was theodore roosevelt, a republican, who first said in 1912, when he challenged both parties, he said that we ought to have a moral agenda, that moral agenda ought to include health care, it ought to include a minimum living wage, it ought to include taking care of the environment. this was a republican that said that. eisenhower, who is a republican, said we ought to put more investment in public education and we ought to be leery, he said, of the military industrial complex that would soak up

the same question after john go ahead john i think both my, i and your other guests today are both morally outraged by what's taking place here, um, we are in a state of international lawlessness, we have literal terrorists running the state of israel, we have literal mass murderers targeting civilians and killing them all mass, and we are seeing nothing from the... called moral leaders of the west, we are seeing nothing from our politicians except simply padding their own personal bank accounts, we are seeing the collapse of any kind of international law, and seeing a travist made of modern civilization, and there is other way to describe it except as a direct assault on civilization itself, and israel's current leadership is doing it against the wishes of the most of the israeli people, against the wishes of most of the jews around the world. i have many, many, many jewish friends, and not one of my many jewish friends here in the west supports this mass murder of non-jews, this mass murder of palestinians, this massive war crime against the citizens of leban. this is an outrage and a cl

, i do not moralize, if i wrote for a 10-year-old child and he understood me, probably it is good if read, said, i brought a book to my girlfriend to read, i'm happy, i just talk to them on equal terms, probably so, and for someone maybe yes i break these stereotypes. but for myself i just live like this. the most relevant event in the world of sports. 25 medals in total were won by the youth team of belarus in track and field. the workers of the fire departments need such equipment, which helps to fully ensure the survival of the karma, us, meat and malak. gomsylmash, the main designers of the skb. today equipped these units with modern computing equipment, but this today is not enough. today a number of enterprises of the ussr ministry of automobile industry, these are automobile plants, plants-suppliers of components of electrical equipment, delay us development of delivery of these products. well, this machine, of course. is much more complicated, if we assemble, of course, conscientiously, the machine is good. polesie 250 goes to fire, but they will follow it because the problem

about in syria, whether we're talking about in lebanon, uh, there's not that red line or any type of morality uh from a military perspective that the regime abides by, your thought, well, very clearly, you're absolutely right, that this is the first war where actually even uh a media pr level. uh the protagonist in this case israel, genocidal israel absolutely has no red lines, it's showing no uh, no inclination to abide by any of the geneva convention, the rules, the international uh rules around human rights, etc., because it there is an exceptionalism which the anglo-zionist empire, the anglosphere and the money mafia corporate zionists that pop up israel, um have, which is is not given to any other nation in the world other than their own little their little their little hababal, the the british could get away with it, i guess the americans would get away with such such behavior and do, but nobody does it quite uh in the way that israel does it, the the the idea that you could commit open infanticide, have open air concentration camps, starve people, kill them through uh through biologica

since when are we all of a sudden the people who have the rights to say what's moral and what's not moraln we commit just as much genocide, quote, quote, during 2001 and 2002 until we left iraq. that doesn't make sense to me. i don't know where these people get off saying we all of a sudden have that ability. it doesn't make sense to me. for me no one wants war. nobody likes war. inevitably people are going to die in war. i'm a christian. that's part of the sin nature of humans. we don't like each other. we don't get along by nature. it's our natural disposition is not be in favor of peace because we -- all the way back to the old testament in the bible, people love to kill each other. i don't think -- i'm saying at the end of the day we don't need to act like we are the moral owners of morality in the west whenever we do the same thing over the decades and decades of war we have been a part of. that's all i got to say. host: talk to brooklyn, new york, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. i am said they should have a cease-fire because the palestinian people in gaza was in a pri

military leader in that region, the most moral, as the brother was also mentioning that hizbullah goesy about the us regime in general if they are supporting uh terrorism themselves and they're calling those who are fighting terrorism terrorists? mean what does it say? it's quite clear that they are complicit that they are hypocrites that they are clear hypocrites that they they will back those who they support, they will make them and try to make them into heroes and honoral men like saying will be deemed as terror. in the us, but it exposes them in so many ways because we'l see when sasrullah when when he'll be buried and when his body will be taken from city to city and we'll see the respect that he gets, wel see, we'll see the kind of honor he will receive, and and when biden dies and when camala harris dies, we'll see how many americans show up on their funeral, at their funeral, so these people are not even supported within the us, biden and kamala harris are mere jokes, those who are voting for them are voting because they don't have many options even and because unfortunately a