now, mr. over, we'll leave in a very interesting era when almost everybody has an opinion. and it's usually a very passionate one about the issues of war and peace. and it's usually that war is beyond comprehension. that is, it does not need to be comprehended. it only needs to be condemned and definitely needs to be started. it does not need to be understood for all the underlying reasons, and i wonder if these very passionate, tactical, but perhaps not very labor, it stands is directly responsible for the preponderance of conflicts in the world. today. i think we make a distinction between violence and war and the one on slicks on the other media on people not to talk about them as you say warfare or they love to do last year or so whether it's true or sounds, etc. but what we do in the piece as a business is to look at the on the line congress, because that's where the key to solutions online. there's never a solution to a conflict on the b as in the battlefield, that has its own dynamics and at some point, you know, the policies will be exhausted. one when we mail whate

mr. over cuz great to talk to you again. thank you very much for your time. thank you very much. now, mr. over, we'll leave in a very interesting era when almost everybody has an opinion. and it's usually a very passionate one about the issues of war and peace. and it's usually that war is beyond comprehension. that is, it does not need to be comprehended. it only needs to be condemned and definitely needs to be started. it doesn't allowed me to be on distilled for all the underlying reasons. and i wonder if these very passionate, optical, but perhaps not very labor, it stands is directly responsible for the preponderance of conflicts in the world today. i think we made a distinction between violence and war and the one on slick, on the other media on people not to talk about, oh condemn, as you say, warfare or they love to do last year or so whether it's true or sounds and cetera. but what we do in the pieces of business is to look at the on the line conflicts, because that's where the key to

mr. over and before the break you, you mentioned this issue of the arrogance of power, and i don't remember who said it but or one of the analysts. i are respect to the law. he says in the united states has indeed exceptional in being able to strike with impunity anywhere around the world as having unparalleled secures advantage. because no other country used to be at least like that, no other country with striking directly. but as you mentioned, the military costs are rising up and they're rising up not only in the united states, but i think what distinguishes obvious aside is from america, is that of a society that actually investing into themselves. look at china and look at the russian look even at the ron and saudi arabia, they're actually pushing resources into building material life. uh, you know, public sector for, for the people. but i think of the united states all the advantages in terms of lifestyle. they've had, it is losing it quickly. when do you seeing these dynamic of the arro

mr. over before the break here, you mention this issue of the arrogance of power and i don't remember who said it but or one of the analysts. i are respect to the law, 2 sides of the united states has indeed exceptional in being able to strike with impunity anywhere around the world as having unparalleled secures advantage. because no other country used to be at least like that, no other country with striking directly. but as you mentioned, the military costs are rising up and they're rising up not only in the united states, but i think what distinguishes obvious aside is from america, is that of a society that actually investing into themselves. look at china and look at the russian look even at the ron and saudi arabia, they're actually pushing resources into building material life. uh, you know, public sector for, for the people. but i think uh, the united states all the advantages in terms of lifestyle. it has, it is losing it quickly. when do you think these dynamic of the arrogance of po

now, mr. over, we'll leave in a very interesting era when almost everybody has an opinion. and it's usually a very passionate one about the issues of war and peace. and it's usually that war is beyond comprehension. that is, it does not need to be comprehended. it only needs to be condemned and doesn't want me to be started. it doesn't allowed me to be on distilled for all the underlying reasons. and i wonder if these very passionate, optical, but perhaps not the very labor it stands is directly responsible for the pond.

now, mr. over, we'll leave in a very interesting era when almost everybody has an opinion. and it's usually a very passionate one about the issues of war and peace. and it's usually that war is beyond comprehension. that is, it does not need to be comprehended, it only needs to be condemned and definitely needs to be started. it does not need to be understood for.

whereas what we do now is not possible in the wrong well, mr. over at our time is up. thank you. very much for being with us today. my right . thanks a lot. and thank you for watching hope to syria again and was in part the in the midst of the shower and the bone, the soldier monument was erected in 1947 in the estonian capital by the soviets. authorities originally built have found the burial site of troops, remains its memorials of the soldiers who gave their lives in world war 2 will say it's good. the reforming service, the william forgive for really transition in 2007. the associated government decided to relocate the monument from the city center or for the year on, pardon me, for some time i've got printed by me to a to william the frustrated to move divided the population is stony, is large of russian speaking communities, strongly opposed. it an intense rising, broke out and tell in these have since become the as the problems night drives me to bring people to build model across the username is the the hello and welcome to the cross software. all things are considered. i

mr. jordan over the top. a lot of pressure from conservative media, conservative lawmakers to back him on the floor. there is the sense that oftentimes the more moderate members do tend to fold when push comes to shove. this is going to be an important test case for that. there are folks who are uneasy about mr. jordan, how it will play into -- there's been a lot of members who have blushed at the tactics that have been used in this campaign. it will be an interesting test case to see how this plays out on the floor, if those moderate members -- host: we will all of together in about 20 minutes here. anthony of politico, congressional reporter, we will let you get back to your reporting. guest: thank you. host: we are asking for your thoughts ahead of this vote to potentially elect the 56th speaker of the house of ribs and this. 202-748-8921 for publicans, -- for republicans, 202-748-8922 for democrats -- for everyone else. caller: i don't want to see jordan in there. anyone else but him. host: you would pref

mr. qadoumi over the phone, but mr. reza akbari pouya, an expert on defense and strategic issues , is also present in the studio of khabar network, and i want to talk with him now , mr. akbari pouya. we spent the fourth day . the most important developments today the zionist regime continued to bombard gaza, although the intensity of the bombing was a little less than that of the previous day and night, but it bombarded esqlan resistance with missiles. we could see the images that we broadcast live on khabar network that the resistance's rocket launchers continued even under the heaviest aerial bombardment. would find on the other hand, we have also seen movements in the north of the occupied territories. first of all, i want your opinion about the situation in gaza and the plan that the zionist regime has regarding this humanitarian strip. jahan today program on khabar network is the biggest open prison in the world, where it is the strip of gaza which is made up of five cities with a length of 40 km and a width of 10

mr. jordan over concerns of the state and local tax deduction there. after talks, congressman jordan said he'd be open to doubling the standard deduction from $10,000 to $20,000. we'll continue to follow the story and bring you updates when available. watch the house live when members return here on c-span. next, the speaker election. the speaker pro tempore: t he question now recurs on the election of a speaker. the tellers will please come forward to take their seats. the speaker pro tempore: i f the tellers would please come forward and take their seats. tellers? the speaker pro tempore: m r. lowdermilk, the gentlelady from alabama, ms. sewell. the speaker pro tempore: the nominations are now in order, the chair recognizes mr. cole. mr. cole: mr. speaker, i rise for purpose of placing the nomination, the name of the honorable jim jordan to the position of speaker of the house at the direction of the republican party. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cole: two weeks and one day ago i was on this house floor and in this chambe

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mr. secretary, over to you, sir. secretary austin: thanks, patrick. good afternoon everyone.have had a great few days of discussion with my fellow ministers of defense. but before i get to that, let me add a few words about the terrible situation in israel. we are appalled by the emerging scope of the atrocities committed by the terrorists of hamas. all those whose loved ones were murdered or wounded or taken hostage. no country would live with the wholesale killing and kidnapping of innocent people including the very old and the very young. yesterday, i mentioned the changes to our force posture to reenforce deterrents in the region and i want to underscore that message. nobody should try to take advantage of this vial hamas assault to cause more bloodshed or instability. our support for israel is rock solid. we are working urgently to get israel what it needs to defend itself including munitions and iron dome interceptors and will do so even as we continue to support the people of ukraine as they fight against russian aggression. make no mistake, we can and will stand by is

mr. president, over two million palestinians are a survival mission every day, every night, by the time representatives in the last two weeks, over 5,700 palestinians have been killed, including over 2,300 children and 1,300 women, compared. to the population of gaza that is the equivalent of 14500 british citizens or 700 thousand us citizens, almost all those skilled by israel are civilians, over one million displaced, 170,000 housing units destroyed. excellencies, only international law and peace are worthy of few countries and conditions. support, more injustice and more killing will not make israel safer, no amount of weapons, no alliance will bring to it security. only peace will, peace with palestine and its people. the fate of the palestinian people cannot continue to be disposition, displacement, denial of rights and death. our freedom is the condition of shared peace and security. you have all spoken of the palestinian people's legitimate grievances, addressing them of their legitimate aspirations, help achieving them. their right to self-determination, support its realization, for those activ

mr. speaker, i am pleased to say crime is down by over 50% since labour lost in office. and in dead, this year, did we meet our pledge to deliver 20,000 more police officers, a record number on the street, and we're delivering immediate justice and clamping down on that type of activity. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rightly support government's plan to build more homes in housing shortages however i have concerned about impacts of development on our aging drainage system and potential risk this imposes for flooding what steps will government take to ensure that existing infrastructure is upgraded and maintained by local authorities to ensure it is over overwhelmed. >> >> mr. speaker. friend knows our traditional drainage system are under pressure, compared with sustainable drain an system it was already a require that sustainable drainage system be given priority in new developments this year, we committed to requiring sustainable drainage systems in all new developments. that puts a duty on water companies to produce plans to tell us how they will improve, maintain and

mr. angler, over uh, we've seen massive rollies across the world, how effective do you have you seen these rallies to be? i mean, we've seen many mps, we've seen official. politicians, high ranking officials or finally finding the courage for the oppressed people of palestan and also to condemn the israeli atrocities, the mayor of london saddiq being a good example, yeah, i mean i think they you here in monterol, i was at the biggest solidarity demonstration in canadian history today, probably 2000 people, and there's no doubt that that impacts the politics, but what we see is that most of these israel's crimes and so they have i think chosen aside um what these protes can do in the short term i think is soften the language the the the the strong language and explicit support the canadian government for instance they abstained at the un resolution yesterday uh versus maybe they may have voted against it uh if it was for mass protest um so these are kind of weakening softening a little bit of that support and i think you know with time they can reverse things and it is snowball effect uh bu

others criticized mr over his support of a same marriage initiative and texas congressman troy nehls says he planned to vote against him because he did not fully support former president trump's bid to decertify the twenty-twenty election. if we go to the floor, you know what i'm doing. i mean, it's make no mistake, be nominating donald j. trump, louisiana congressman steve scalise who lost his own bid for speaker tried to help are strongly support time. we are working right now through some questions and even democrats like virginia congresswoman abigail spanberger seemed open to a speaker. amor, even though they disagree with him on policy. >> he's demonstrated a willingness to govern >> that that i respect. >> and the clock is ticking here. the federal government risk a shutdown in a matter of weeks. and the white house is asking congress to approve funding for israel, ukraine and the southern border in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> all right. credit card. interest rates continue to rise. details on the new rise. details on the new record travel. there is nothing like it dancin

mr. ashrof over there um god bless him and um you know this uh um nothing to bomb like there's there's younow there's no place that is being bombed as per allima the uh excellent um uh journalist expert on palestinian affairs from the electronic intada has also mentioned um this is systematic uh it's it's i think it the israelis were... as like the going crazy policy or something, it's like where you just bomb anything and nothing uh, because it's been doubly bombed, triple times bombed, um, and then speaking of of which uh, you know, mr. ash mentioned the um, the displacement of palestinians uh, at the nakba, 1948, um, the catastrophe, um, gaza is a very small place, uh, what is it? 5 miles wide, 23, 25 miles uh in length, um, where where does, something like one million people are displaced right now, so they're like doubly displaced, multigenerational, doubly displaced uh um uh refugee population, it's it's insane, and i think that's the point is that the israelis uh, this uh zionist entity is really trying to create have. and and anxiety uh, a sense of hopelessness in in in the palesti

mr. general, over the past few weeks we have seen the activity of the russian occupiers in the avdiiv direction, the way they are destroying the city, shelling the city, how many forces they are throwing there, uh, experts and military analysts from the american institute for the study of war say that , which was the first offensive operation they did in october, it was october 10, brought significant losses to the russian occupiers, and they lost a lot of equipment, now they are regrouping, you as a person who knows donbas very well, because you fought on the eastern front with the russians in 2014, please tell me what they want as a result offensive on avdiivka to get russia. and will they get it? the russians are waiting for and want to conquer the new stalingrad, they are already running out of money, and now they need an audiobook, this concerns the informational content of their successes, which concerns the directly practical military necessity, then their desire to seize avdiivka and continue the offensive, and try to cut the grouping of the armed forces of ukraine in the donbas directi

mr. bezbash, we are taking new places all over the country. the issue of artists' housing, the people of the qur'an, the discussion of writers. be resolved the spokesperson of the government explained the approvals of the meeting of the government board about the provision of resources for milking in public schools across the country. following the previous decision of mr. president and the promise of mr. president and the government to provide milk allocation to public schools all over the country, so that the students can improve their situation, i would like to say that their nutritional health depends on the amount of milk determined by the coordination of the ministry of health and education. it has been explained during the week , all today, according to the approval of the government, the necessary resources and location he predicted the provision of these resources that, god willing , considering that this route has been activated , god willing, it will be able to continue with stability and stability over time. informed. mr. badrapash

mrs. yevgenia, over the past 300 years , the ukrainian language has been oppressed, destroyed, and many different the east have tried to completely destroy it many times . language in such terrible conditions for our ukrainian language, to survive, to survive, we now often communicate with people from the east on our airwaves, and i admire how beautiful, sweet and such a clear, pure ukrainian language is spoken by people in avdiivka, in kherson, even in the temporarily occupied luhansk region, tell me how it is possible, what kind of phenomenon this is, i don't see any...' the novena directly and when we talk about the last 300 years, how can we see that during the times of the russian empire, the prohibitions were direct , you can take a whole list of prohibition decrees to the ukrainian language, to the publishing of books in the ukrainian language, in the soviet union everything was much more cunning and mean, because the policy of colonization, in principle, was quite vile in that it created the illusion of a voluntary transition to the russian language, we have already mentioned that there s

conservative administration it took over from. mrhe has said that his ambition is to stabilise relations with china. he does concede that there will be disagreements along the way, so mr albanese's visited china in two weeks' time is being seen here in australia is a step towards rehabilitating a relationship with china, as we say, given its economic importance to australia, that visit by mr albanese he beijing will be extremely significant. you will surely also — extremely significant. you will surely also be _ extremely significant. you will surely also be acutely - extremely significant. you will surely also be acutely aware i extremely significant. you will| surely also be acutely aware of the that china is playing among some of the pacific island nations, who have often looked towards australia in previous decades, but china has had an increasingly important role as well. how will he try to balance that relationship? t balance that relationship? i think what we've seen in balance that relationship? t think what we've seen in rec

mukhtar series, is now in the salman series it is working now, as far as we know, it is boiling over from mr. mir bagheri, now these are all servants of the qur'an, this is what was done in the film hazrat muhammad, may god bless him and grant him peace. 13 countries will be held in some cities. there we followed up on the issue of short quranic films. you see, this is a problem that if you are lucky , you can measure a director in a greenhouse environment in a smaller laboratory environment and then bring it to the test. now tell him to make a feature film. some people are having a conversation, we told the pishuts to communicate with the youth, we as the ministry of farang and islamic guidance are looking to find talent in these fields. we support you. bring me your pen in this space. yes, what you mentioned yourself has many prerequisites and we need to see a report when we need to be careful to present religion in the way that god wants. if we present it like this, we have closed the way to secularism. if we actually create heresies in religion this can be a bed, and it makes the society

mr. president, this is bidenomics in action. over the past week, a flarery of headshrines have reported that even democrats are beginning to worry that the president's decision to put his personal brand on the economy is turning out to be a political misstep. well, it's a good thing they have finally recognized what working americans have known for almost three years now. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the clerk: ms. baldwin. to allow any one person to do a motion to vacate. we warned this is exactly what we were afraid might happen. there was a reason why we changed the threshold to 50 individuals because we want to respect the institution. kevin mccarthy in this desperation to get the speakership really weaken the institution. i think we would love to work with patrick mckenna over the next speaker is to institute a rules package that actually protects the institution that changes at motion to vacate to different threshold for guy like matt gaetz can't just promo

money would be considered for this, but now , despite the fact that the money has not been handed over , mrhidi has come to make a plan. a government that has heavy equipment, such as agriculture, roads, etc city planning, like water management, water management, whatever it is, there, the organization of the departments on the other side should do the dredging. for example, suppose you are in golestan province, which can be dangerous. well, mr. governor, what are they doing now? loot houses are now being dredged, especially in golestan province, which once came from a steep slope in the plain. if there are no houses , there could be many dangers for the residents . cost amount forecasting for the gulf of garban because the gulf of garban was now becoming a crisis. alhamdulillah, the khatam camp has taken the necessary measures to make this bay permanent, otherwise it may no longer be this bay as a whole. let this layer be done on the rivers, of course, it is a series of structural measures, for example, we have about 620 intersection structures now, the height of the bridge is low. there i

mr. sullivan: some of the interceptors have come out of stocks the u.s. had in country. those have gone over to the israelis in short order. we will be flowing in additional iron -- iron don't interceptors, so they have for capabilities they need to sustain their iron dome suspense is. we are looking at other ways we can augment their air capabilities as we look ahead, not just to what is happening now, but two potential contingencies that could unfold. reporter: secondly, what can you say about the role in hamas attacks? mr. sullivan: we have said since the beginning that iran is complicit in this attack in a broad sense because they have provided the lion share of the fundings, the military wing of hamas. they have provided training, capabilities, they have provided support. they have had engagement and contact with hamas over years and years. all of that has played a role in contributing to what we have seen. as to the question of whether i brand new about this attack in advance, or helped plan or direct this attack, we do not, as of the moment i am standing here at the podium, have confi

so i think it's great teamwork that has served us both well over the years and will continue that. reporter: mr. minister, there have been some confusion over the 24-hour deadline that israel announced for civilians in gaza to move south, to evacuate and move south. there was a 24-hour deadline initially reported and then there's been reports that israel has modified that, has left it open, in other words, not sticking to 24 hours of a deadline. would you please clarify specifically, is there going to be a deadline, what can you tell us about the deadline, and what willis real do, if anything, to help civilians move? some of the people said that's hamas' problem, that's not our problem. mr. gallant: well, first of all, i would like to remind all of us what happened less than a week ago, 1, 200 israelis were brutally murdered, kids were tied one to the other and shot in the hand. this is hamas. this is the isis of gaza. and as the secretary said, they took evil to another level. that's the first issue. second, israel never, ever will not shoot civilians on purpose. therefore, we are asking all t

mr. putin's statement that told america that your name, your warship is over there. this is very important thing. it means that the warship is not there for rescueing the people, the innocent people of. no, no, this is the balance of power, what is happening in the middle, the balancing of power between united states and the other rest of the world, for example, china and russia, and and rising powers like iran, what the reason states over there, not helping israel, not helping victims of gaz, in our space is with israel, just to balancing power and making threat for the world, because they cannot make this power, just just making threat. i believe that they are fishing on china to make an statement, what is happening over there, and they are pressing on the rest of the world, to pressing the muslim war, to muslim unity, and they are trying to spoiling the muslim unity again, this spoil is lasting his reputation, because this is regime, this is not state, it's not government. regime the losing reputation, lossing is toy the lossing all kind of the connections even wi

mr. gribakyan, you interrupted, here i agree with you, armenians. you will repeat, you interrupted, because that's why we didn't hear you, unfortunately, and now we'll take overyan so that we can clearly hear what he wants to say, sir, i 'll repeat it again then, we'll try, maybe it's just that we don't have a very good connection, now i'm redialing. we experts continue this ee conversation in the format in which we will be able to hear mr. grigoryan's thoughts about what happened in this situation that has developed in the relations between armenia and azerbaijan. oh, mr. hryhoryan, please repeat your answer, because i simply did not hear him and no one heard him, we simply lost connection. well, look, of course, ilhamalyev wanted to get rid of the population of nagorno-karabakh and thus resolve the issue ethnically, this is very similar to what ilham aliyev says, that he wanted to integrate, it is very similar to what putin says to ukraine, that he wants peace very much, he tells the international community that he wants peace, but nothing. he does not want peace, he wants to enslave ukraine, it will not work, ukraine will win, but aliyev is doing the same

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fired three shells, where they flew away, it happens that the fly whistles so overhead that you bend over. mrs. larisa hopes that when the armed forces of ukraine will receive the necessary help and will drive the russians out of energodar, then a dreamlike silence will reign in nikopol. dmytro didora and oleksandr borlevych from dnipropetrovsk region, espresso tv channel. in ukraine, they want to introduce fines for curfew violations not only for recreation facilities, but also for citizens. the relevant bill was registered in the verkhovna rada. it provides for fining citizens who wander around the city at night in the amount of from eight up to uah 17,000, and business from uah 51 to uah 102. let me remind you that currently there are no legal grounds for punishing curfew violators. ambassadors of the eu countries laid flowers at the nightingale stone in moscow, on the eve of the day of remembrance of the victims of political repressions, which is celebrated in the russian federation on october 30. there were, in particular, the ambassadors of the usa, france, spain, the netherlands, and po

fired three shells, where they flew, it happens, flying whistles so over your head that you bend over. mrslarisa hopes that when the armed forces of ukraine receive the necessary assistance and drive the russians out of the energy donor, then they will. a dreamy silence will prevail. dmytro didora and oleksandr borlevych from dnipropetrovsk region, espresso tv channel. there is a war going on in the middle east. israeli military on friday night gases entered the strip after intense shelling by artillery and rockets fired from military aircraft. the minister of foreign affairs of israel eli coyne said that his country from. rejects the resolution of the un general assembly on an immediate humanitarian truce and emphasized: israel intends to destroy hamas, as the world did with the nazis and isis. on october 27 , the un general assembly adopted a resolution calling for a humanitarian truce between israel and hamas. the resolution was adopted by a majority vote. 45 countries abstained, in including great britain, ukraine, russia, bulgaria and estonia. and 14 countries, including israel and th

three of them were released projectile, where they flew, happens. whistles so overhead that you bend over. mrs. larisa hopes that when the armed forces of ukraine receive the necessary help and drive the russians out of the energy supply, then a dream will reign in nikopol. natysha from dnipropetrovsk region , dmytro didora and oleksandr borlevych , espresso tv channel. our defenders received reinforcements in the donetsk direction of more than 1,000 ukrainian kamikaze anti-aircraft missiles. according to the minister of deer transformation, mykhailo fedorov, the birds were purchased with the funds of the army state program drones the copters fly up to 15 km and can carry explosives up to 30 km. they are dangerous for the cat, command posts and lightly armored enemy vehicles, both on the front line and in the rear. russian instructors are arriving in belarus to train the belarusian military to manage the bpp, the center of national resistance informs. the russians have already started a training course at the 927 uav training center in the bres region of belarus. several russian unmanned aircr

that it was handed over because it was said that mr., for example, in the government of ayatollah raisi, an organization which is a group that was against the government. he was responsible for the qur'an, and said, "don't do the qur'an anymore. " no it's not like that. by the way, mr. president is reading the work of the qur'an more than before, both at the meeting of khadim of the qur'an in paral and khadim of the qur'an 2 years ago, and at the conclusion of the international qur'an competition last year, the president has many assignments in the field of the qur'an for the government, including about various they said what they have said here , what did you do for this type of debate. we followed up on the issue of creative industries and knowledge bases . we also wrote a memorandum of understanding with the president's vice president for science and technology. we are now a joint working group. not from those memorandums that we criticized, a working group was also established, let's see what are the new solutions to solve the old problems in the field of the qur'an, for example, ou

bankman—fried was a hapless but well—intentioned ceo in over his head or a conniving crypto king intent on defrauding customers for his own gain. mrried's trial as a flashpoint in the ongoing battle over how crypto should be regulated in the united states with mr bankman—fried, once the poster boy for ethical and responsible management of digital markets on trial forfraud and money laundering. at the heart of the case, whether mr bankman—fried unlawfully used customer deposits from his crypto exchange, ftx, to cover debts, expenses and investments of his crypto hedge fund, alameda research, and to enrich himself and his inner circle, he has pleaded not guilty. a recent study revealed that 1.4 million australians are likely to quit theirjobs next yearfor a number of reasons including fatigue as well as rising cost of living. the same study showed a 46% jump in insurance relatrd to mental health and compared to before the pandemic. this was made by insurance provider and they say that there is singular single active engagement in large staff turnover. the charging economic pressures in the workforce and the research has found there

let's cross over to uh mr. mensy's, give us your a perspective on uh on these results and how will they actually be playing uh into next year's general elections? well, um, i've often said on your programs that politics is theater, um, i mean, there are there are so many ironies in all this, it's impossible to cover them all, but the fact that the independence party was uh allegedly espousing. independence and said that they would promptly join the in the eu, which is an unelected uh organization, beg this belief that on the one hand they want to uh chart their own destiny, and on the other hand they're prepared to be managed by the eu beammoff, um, but leaving all that aside, i mean kier starmer has been groomed for this, if we think there's any difference between labor and conservative, we only have to look at the trajectory over the last 45 years. and particularly since 1997 with the election of tony blair and and all of the foundations that he laid for what is currently being capitalized on um by the struct

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mr. duda when he bent over and signed agreements with trump like a slave, was fired a day later, kicked outin his personal account, in his personal account social networks, has no right to say anything critical, so... this is tough totalitarian thinking, totalitarianism - diversity in unity, as they say. daniel, have you noticed, while in poland, how this digital cancellation of donald tusk is currently happening? i can't completely agree with this. firstly, donald tusk is present in the media, he is a politician who relies on germany. in poland it is necessary to note two things that clash between. have the appropriate tools to play the game, they have the media, money, funds, organizational structure, so all the time there is pain about whether money will flow from the polish colony to berlin or to washington, from the moment of adoption... money flows to washington. washington has lost its sales markets in the world; it is limited only to the g7 satellite countries. in this regard , the united states is fighting to keep the polish colony in its economic clutches. this is very important f

in israel's political pass on board with the current response from the gulf of the fully mr. lieberman has, over the course of the last couple of days, made it very clear he'd be prepared to participate in what we would call an emergency government here in israel. but only if he has said the destruction, the total destruction of how much is a goal of thought to them of the government. they are all the political leaders who have made it very clear that they are not so straightforwardly on board with the possibility of working with mister netanyahu. jada, pete, and benny guns, the full month's defense, minnesota full, but chief of staff is ready all me. all people considered to be experienced when it comes to management security methods. there is public pressure on them to tennessee join with mr. m. yahoo! inside of them the to the government. but they made it very clear then not prepared to do that without some pre conditions being met. mister netanyahu not happy with those 3 conditions, which essentially include the idea that current allies of his inside his narrow governing majority leaders of

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