if alice answered she and the n l d were anywhere in on their ballot paper. i think there is no question about the fact that she would win and win overwhelmingly, as we've seen in the last 2 well documented elections that did happen relatively freely. so she is now she already had 23 years in jail. and this is another 3. so 26 years in total, she's facing, she's 77 years old. that would make her a 103 years old when she got out of jail, that it may well be a situation where once the military gent, who have got over the hurdle of those elections, they may come to some agreement with her. but it does certainly look as if the future is very grim. the young son, sushi heard lawyers told l 0 to day that she was in good health. there had been concerns about her health over this period. she has been in detention since that military coup, nearly 2 years ago. she seems to be bearing up at the moment, but i think her clearly the intention from the military gender is to remove her from the scene to make sure she isn't an obstacle to their on going claims to power . okay

that actually did an international community should not repeat the same mistake that did with the n l d. so that is the important point here is very, we need to be very pragmatic, very realistic and policy making in the government forming and every aspect of the future i need government should be all inclusive. all inclusive. mean we need to involve all the ethnic leaders and ethnic representative from the scratch, not just from the government and telling them we put some on some, some people from your community that's not inclusive. that is to showcase so we need to be very clearly clear here. and another point here is international community need to take pragmatic approach, which is now that is no and c i, c j or i c k could protect us from the a rate strike. we need defense, we need protection civilians, williams, so civilian environment now victim of a strike, the weapon to acquire from the russia. we need protection for international community need to do something, not just at the very, very. ready frustrated un agencies which is shaking hands with the, with the, with the military.

completely dependent on russian gas to and for example, extending the use of coal power, but also building l n. d infrastructure terminals. so he said, and that was also interesting, and we were dependent on russia. we are no longer, but we will need this transition period to get away from it. you know, as you know, ukraine desperately wants more weapons to help defend itself against the russian aggression. to shortcut a, give any indication that germany is now prepared to send more weapons to ukraine. well, all of shows is somebody who doesn't publicly talk about things that are being negotiated behind closed doors. he's not a politician who tries to win vote as over by making promises that he is not a 100 percent sure that he can fulfill them. so this is not a surprise, left shows will only announce new weapons deliveries as soon as he's got the 100 percent support from everybody involved. and so i can't rule out that this is currently going on behind closed doors, but this was not the opportunity for him. to, to announce anything new. this was a traditional speech before the council where of c

rational and understandable to get pipeline gas, including from russia and that was cheaper than l. n. d from other parts of the world. it's worth noting that current chancellor, olaf schultz was merkel vice chancellor at the time of this report. and his weakness now and failing to resist brussels energy sanctions places germany's industry. so the blocks economic driver on the front line of sanctions blow back, particularly given the countries over reliance on an unripe end at best green energy strategy. and by the way, those green energy fantasies of shunning colin nuclear for germany were only made possible. they stu cheap, russian gas, so rather than taking responsibility for any decisions or better yet altering course to the benefit of the country right now. well, looks like the strategy here is just to point and yell at merkel with this conveniently declassified report. as for merkel having been naive, these are the russia. well, it's important to remember that everything was fine. a till the you and germany decided to finally stop resisting long standing us efforts. you have europe

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