mr. watson pointed out earlier for us, but we've seen that despite all of the horror and devastation, the majority of palestinians say that no matter what, they will not leave their homeland. with this being the perspective of uh of the majority of gazans, can the israel. regime ever be successful taking control of gaza? they'll never be successful, well they may take control in the immediacy, but in the long run they'll never be successful at all, the just is... is always going to prevail as allah says in the holy quran, you know, but so their days are are numbered, even though it may not look like it right now, how we look at time and the passing of time, and yeah, in the mediacy, this is going to be just what we see it to be, but uh, as as my brother watson said, not only did joe biden said that uh, he's a zionist also, but they said that if if there was, if israel didn't come about on their own vallition and accord and then the united states first declared that they supported that they would have created their own israel that lets you know you know that the imperialist design of the u

right, mr. uh, garcia watson, attacking hospitals and schools, uh, it's been a hallmark of the israely forces in gaza, even in past wars and massacres, do you think the israelies are committing uh such brutality against the civilian population, because it has not been successful against the resistance, well definitely um, israelis have always even before the state of israel was ever declared in 1948. "the terrorist attacks from the radical streamist scionist jewish groups was always focused on on as civilians and they committed massacres that could just be compared to the ones committed by taeshh in syria and in turkey in iraq, i mean they have always pointed at at civilians because they know that that is what they call the attention and that's what actually the majority of the population of israel." approved, 68% of israelis today approved the military operation and the gaz strip by the israeli forces, but it's even close to a 70%. of israelis that wish that the israeli forces will be even more brutal against the civilian population, they really cannot fight against uh hamas, hamas is

mr. watson, always good to speak to you on the program, ethnic cleansing in the west of the country and bangladesh, taking on the writing of the civil war to the east. and old, i suppose thailand has no option, but to help at this point, the thailand is uh, being pulled along with the events inside the armoire. i mean, this is really between them. yeah. more people in the military there. uh, the military is continuing to wage a war against them. you have more people now concerned that in my why the there is going to be air strikes against civilian targets. so these are the sort of things that we're worried about. um, you know, thailand is waiting and watching out, just like your reporter said, those the, the, the soldiers are waiting at the bridge to see what happens. the potentially the influx into thailand could be much larger than what we're seeing at the moment. it's just a trickle maybe up to as many as 2000000. that is a huge problem, potentially for thailand to the problem. it doesn't really want a medium box. is it in the, in the, in the throes of it would like to resolve this with the eth

mrs. watsonoleman: first, let me thank the congresswoman for affording me this opportunity, and thank you, mr. speaker. i am heart broken by the passing of my dear friend, donald payne jr. like myself, don came from a family legacy of public service, and we bonded over discussions of our trail blazing fathers and the work that they did together in new jersey. i cherish the 10 years that i had the honor of working with don on issues that were important to us such as access to child care, improved transportation, and of course fighting cancer. i will especially remember our time on the homeland security committee, where we both chaired subcommittees dedicated to protecting vital infrastructure. i loved him like a brother and he would often call me his sister-mother, depending on whether or not i was giving him a hard time about his health or some other issue. donald was a tapper dresser -- a dapper dresser, always with matching glasses, matching bow tie, matching suit. he was a true gentleman. a lo

damian grammaticus, bbc news, west mr. 0ur political correspondent iain watson is in westminster.he political reaction to all of this so far, iain?— to all of this so far, iain? well, ben, in to all of this so far, iain? well, ben. in the _ to all of this so far, iain? well, ben, in the past _ to all of this so far, iain? well, ben, in the past hour - to all of this so far, iain? well, ben, in the past hour the - ben, in the past hour the conservative party has confirmed that mark menzies has been suspended as a trade envoy to various countries. downing street would not comment any further, but in general terms they said that the prime minister believed there was no place in parliament for inappropriate behaviour, and mps should act as role models. there has, however, been plenty of political reaction from labour, who are asking a series of questions. when did the prime minister himself know about the allegations? did mr menzies himself report the allegations to the police? did conservative head office reported the allegations to the police? additionally, they are also asking if t

the rest of the world who just sees this is, you know, a very, very cynical selfishness mr. blinked in watson the only visiting figure of notes spotted in china this week of the inner part of it on the last task, touched on in beijing on, on an ice trip. the test, the seo met the concrete premier on sunday and then played to get his self driving ours tiered for china as a lucrative market. more details on that can be funded r t dot com. all right, now, to the side caucuses worth, thousands of protesters have rallied in the georgia and capital to police the against the government's proposed foreign agents law. the police squad scrambled the whole box, the crowd which surrounded the country's column. and some of the demonstrators held in use and jumped the pro european slogans. flashes erupt it in the city on sunday evening sliders fights, a storm missing on and off coming rally of the ruling party that box the bill. the opposition has from that it's on democratic m lots itself, but the government saves the proposed law as needed to per tail. the influence of foreign funded n g o was in georgia

all the critics doubt the veracity of his claims all to contribute to rachel watson as the story a so canadian from mr. justin to though is it testifying this week at the country's public inquiry looking at the allegations of foreign interference in the 20192021 federal elections. and well, maybe we'll shut it all down right now and go home because to go is already identified the guys responsible within the 1st few seconds of the testimony. and it turns out that they just happen to be his own political opponents. the conservative party of canada, the previous conservative government was known for its very close relationship with the current indian government. worse, our government has always stood up to defend the minorities in canada and the rights of minorities. just because even if it's earth days, their home countries overseas, so apparently true, don't say there's the opening up top secret intelligence file to politicians is the way to keep these honest. the, as politicians are totally never use or access for partisan political purposes, kind of like what your dad was doing during his own testimo

watson has the story. this all got under way, really, when the times newspaper reported a bizarre story where apparently, last december, mr called, met a local official in his party, in his constituency at 3.15 in the morning demanding £5,000, which he said was a matter of life and death, because he had to be released from a flat in which he was locked by, quote, some bad people. in addition to this, the times newspaper also alleged that some other funds that were meant to be used for campaigning had been used for private medical bills for mr menzies as well. now, he told the times newspaper he disputed those claims. nonetheless, the conservative party was carrying out an investigation into the narrow question of whetherfunds had been misused. and we got the conclusion of that investigation today. the conclusion is that funds weren't misused, but it appeared that there is a reason for that because the funds where people donated money to the party were not held in an official conservative party accounts that were held in a thing called the westminster westminster fylde group. that is not a conservative party account, it's

mr menzies has strongly denied the claims. let's get more from our political correspondent, iain watson, who's in the newsroom.could she remind us of some of could she remind us of some of the could she remind us of some of the allegations first? it enters could she remind us of some of the alleaations first? . , . . allegations first? it was a rather bizarre story- — allegations first? it was a rather bizarre story. it _ allegations first? it was a rather bizarre story. it first _ allegations first? it was a rather bizarre story. it first appeared i allegations first? it was a rather| bizarre story. it first appeared in the times newspaper, but they said that a local official in the conservative party and mr menzies and's constituency, he represents an area of lancashire, that she had got area of lancashire, that she had got a call from him at the 315 in the morning back in december, asking for £5,000 which apparently he needed come a matter of life and death, he said, to be released from a flat where he had been locked by some bad people. apparently this demand had gone up to £6,500. that particular official

mr menzies said, "it has been an enormous privilege representing "the people of fylde since 2010, but due to the pressures "on myself and my elderly mother, i have decided 0ur political correspondent iain watsonat the next election and sit as an independent and i can tell you local party sorters in his constituency are worried about that. rishi sunak i'm sure will be pleased about that as well, perhaps less pleased about the publicity surrounding this mp. just to go back to the allegations, the time surge over the wiki use money donated by campaigning to pray for private medical bills and more spectacular to compensate a party official who paid 605,000... did not comment on those allegations at all. he disputed them. he said that because of pressures on him and his elderly mother he will be resigning from the conservative party and standing down at the next election. the conservative party has said that basically at the police want to take this further they will co—operate with them but because the money did not come from an official party account therefore they could not conclude he had misused conservative party funds. more details on that on our website. around the world and across the uk,

watson? >>. >> reporter: sherlock holmes is one of the most recognize the literary kinder-- but copy righ started to expire in the 1980s. >> mrss, the conan doyle estate kept seeking licensing fees, arguing that since some the later sherlock holmes stories were still under copyright, they should own the rights to all the characters still. >> at some point, enough is enough. >> reporter: in 2013, author les clinger, one of the leading scholars on sherlock holmes, was about to publish this adaptation of the supposedly copyright-free detective when this happened. >> the estate contacted that publisher and said, you need a license. and we said to the publisher, no, you don't. we just thought it was wrong, absolutely wrong, and it made us very angry. >> reporter: so clinger filed a civil suit in federal court, and he won. >> they didn't give up easily. they were trying to squeez all the juice out of these lemons that they could right up until they run out of copyright. >> copyright gives rights to creators and their descendants that provide incentives to create. but the public domain really is the soil for future creativity. >> re

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