me kyra mussa and julia yashimi dissidents. free totally get this here from prison. die lead around 1500 people in the 1st major russian n t will march abroad. seems pollutants full scale invasion of ukraine almost 3 years ago? thousands of russians flipped to europe in the optima. so we want the why to stop, we want to crane. so when we want to rush it to stop being a threats for one of the route, i want us to have a, an opportunity to speak. uh, not to be afraid. i want democracy in russia. i want to, i want to normal elections in russia. uh, i want a free country, despite the show of unity here, rushes exiled opposition has no clear plan to actually try and hand persons rising . it's plagued by these are in fighting which is ramped up since leader and seek ahead. alexa and the founding died in a russian prison camp in february. i have no lesion about the degree of good, you know, i do need to united know, so for us in opposition, of course, uh, there are some disagreements and different approaches, different ideas. but we ag

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we've since been able to contact adam, our sheila and mussa, the 3 men from the desert we found via facebook. they are currently living here in a building, sheltering other refugees. how have they been since they were taken out of the desert by the libyan border patrol? while i got busy, i spent over 2 months at the patrols headquarters saying that i only got out 2 days ago when i met you in salon and i'm trying to find a job. but i haven't found anything yet sniffing. my hook take supplements, the initial but the woman you just started off to you left us the 2 days later the officer came by, it'll do mine. and, you know, he said some of the work here and we'll pay those things, and some will go to headquarters and tripoli. that was, he said, as i said, i wanted to work, you'll do. and it works for one and a half months old. you still don't the shop to 6 weeks, i went to the office to ask for the money. i said i needed it for my family and sedan. he said there is no money to get out of his literally they spend their days and nights inside. and i've done so for weeks now, the last sending mon

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but when you have people like mussa amini, the the girl who was murdered by ayat always baku police for not wearing a hijab, a head covering and it sparked a national uprising. these people are begging for even type of rhetorical support. the united states, much less like encrypted apps, starlink or other things. iran has, a lot less energy to muck around abroad. they're looking internally at their own folks. and we from a moral should be supporting these people. we did it in the cold war those dissidents whether it's a solidarity or inside the soviet union, were household names that we absolutely supported and why we taking that more unconventional approach now. i also tell a story about an afghan elder that i have been working with the better part of a year. like my teeth were brown drinking so much tea with this man and he kept going on and on. he commanded a pretty large i was trying to win over to our side about his secret weapons. oh commander, mike, my secret weapons. this is how we're going to defeat the extremists. this is how we're going to win this war. this is the long term