the capacity 200 this every right to depend on those international organizations from the national youth council to the international organization for migration on the e.u. projects only interested in if they feel. that they come but on billboards in the country nothing is being done here it's not ready it's not equal 200 to 3 tonys on the better for the international community to make sure that our young people i'm not seeing what i have on look for long term. pushing something you're not talking about people who are forcibly repopulated back into their countries but these ones return voluntarily these are gambia where should they be taken wish will they go but they should come here what i'm saying here is and we know what's happening in libya from the media because according to. the international report the european union was the disobedience to talk to an entity of all young people i'm sorry i can't allow you to say such things without backing i mean we. don't think there are facts. there's no reason to raise. the international report i can send you the link you gave me a study of the stuff t

contradict critiques offered by the national council and american youth council. the national organization was capable and competent or potentially so or mostly so when they have these indian leadership's and bat a powerful faith in the future of indian people. and tribalism which was one of the cornerstone bases of that faith. he contrast tribalism with militants and freed as the more challenging and the more productive route. he recommended tribal nationalism and criticize hippies and counter cultural us that got it completely wrong and it was the wrong occasion to praise cultural list forgetting it kind of right and on this particular line of question. he saw earlier in the convincing analogy of the corporation which is an honored form in to launch the critique of the capital conditions although i think you're right, this is a question for him and a shrinking one that seems to me he was interested in a slightly different question with these entities that we think about in those bigger terms. his definitions are tribal naturalism words were used and were precise.

together with many different organizations to address this issue one of them being of course the national youth council the i.o.m. as his has rightly said is not here for the long haul what are your plans for people like and. i mean you know 2030 years from now and for the thousands of others who still haven't reached the shores of the gambia i think his arguments supporting what is an international organization is something yes but did. he have to compliment a government judge or are you all part of this government you are a representative of government and you're speaking as though it's a foreign entity what are you doing what have you done what we do is basically a blessing government in terms of what are the new. sponsibility and so it is provided for them ok i don't know what has been provided quote and yet it is what is coming from. the discourse. but we work with and we can bring out the example to see government hospital by that i mean dollars or $10000000.00 and this is about investing in terms of supporting young people all right let me come to will suffice here because you know we're hearing

so the critique of the native american youth council, tribal council he is and national organizations seemed to him capable and competent or at least potentially so or mostly so once you understood the dynamics and how you might navigate it. he had a powerful faith in the future of indian people and tribal nationalism was one of the cornerstone bases. he contrasted with militancy and he framed it as the more challenging and ultimately the more productive route. he criticized hippies for narcissistism and on occasion praised counter culturalists forgetting it kind of right. he had an open mind on this question. he even tried to see as we heard erltier the corporation as a modern form of tribalism failing to launch the requisite critique of capital and profit under conditions of capitalism. although i think, dan, you're right this was an open question and an intriguing one. i think he was interested in a slightly different question about the rights of different entities and how to think about them in bigger and broader terms. his definition of tribal nationalism were usefully imp imprec

meetings with the parliament members and state council, women, youth, leaders of actions and these are all consultative meetings to put a unified vision or a national project to -- the problem of house of representatives is there's one in tripoli and one in tolbrok and should be solved by the house of representatives. >> thank you, mr. prime minister, very much. it's been a great session and it's great to share your thoughts with libya. thank you all for being here. there is apparently a bigger audience not allowed in on a waiting list and then closed the doors and i get text messages from everybody but i hope they watch it on youtube where it was very broadcast and stream live. >> translator: one more time, i'm highly pleased to be in this great institution amongst the wonderful audience and i hope i have answered clearly and candidly to the questions and people's minds but certainly the situation in libya requires more than one meeting so that we can find common grounds and common understanding of what's happening and as i said in the outset we are looking for common principles, common values. we call for the democratic country, a secular state a