morrissey and he's spoken. morrissey has spoken to the telegraph and this journalist is jealous.focuses on morrissey's unreleased 2022 album bonfire of the teenagers, which takes its name from the bombing by an islamic fundamentalist of an ariana grande concert in manchester. and this album remains unreleased. the album is a victim, claims morrissey of idiot culture and the suppression of free speech. but this journalist says yet morrissey does have free speech because he can say things on twitter or whatever. and it's like, that's not the same as this album. and he also says, well, morrissey has bought back the rights to this album so he could release it. but the thing is, it wouldn't be the same album as people who collaborated, such as miley cyrus have since withdrawn their consent for stuff to be used because they've been they've been pressure from the idiot culture that morrissey is talking about. so he's talking about, you know, cancel culture leading to the destruction of art. and that's actually happenedin art. and that's actually happened in this case. and i don't know w

michael morrissey, we ain't got no quit. family and friends say they're stunned when defense-supporting crowds begin directing anger towards them as well. >> we've been yelled at on the way into court that we're disgusting, that we're defending the real murderers. i think at times that they said that we've been brainwashed. brainwashed by who? i didn't know any of the people that were being blindly accused of committing this crime. >> we're leaving the courthouse, and they follow us. we had state police protection to get us to the car. we all got into the car safely, but we were surrounded. and i remember this woman putting her face up to the window of where i was sitting, and she was screaming "cop killer" at me. i've never heard of such a thing in my life. we thought, okay, they're going to call us names, they boo us, okay. but they're not going to boo john's family, right? then they did. >> it was getting crazy, chasing us, calling us names. >> booing at us. >> booing at us, calling us cop killers. >> it must have created

after the morrissey regime. always through they have come in with weapons through this line. operations and three of them i was in charge of as prime minister. we killed thousands of terrorists but there is no legitimacy as far as internationally was concerned. there was not international or even national agreement to do that. the importance, i said this 20 years ago already. it was declared in 2003 that we should get out of gaza and four months later i described what our minimal demands, all the liens for crossing into gaza by air, land, and c. that line that separates with egypt, i said if you are going to give up on controlling the line between egypt and gaza, when i resigned from the government, i told the prime minister a letter of resignation as a minimum i demanded that the line should remain in our hands. it is nothing new. it was clear that if we don't have this line, there's going to be rearmament in there. we will be creating a monster. the axis of evil needs this line for the same reason and for that same reason we must control it. hamas insists that we should not

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