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white nationalists are going to appeal and get the damages knocked down.e of the peunitive damages ae way more than the compensatory damages. there has to be some align: watch for an appeal. as brian just said, the plaintiffs here are going to look to re-pursue their federal civil rights claims. but bigger picture, this will be a real financial hit for the white nationalist movement. it tells them, look, speech is protected. hate speech, even is protected under the first amendment. but violent hate speech is not. and if you cross that line into action and to violence, you can be held financially responsible. >> so pivoting to ahmaud arbery, interestingly, one of the defense attorneys for william roddy brig roddy bryant, he doubled down about comments about black pastors in the courtroom. let's listen to what he said to chris cuomo. >> chris, let me put it to you this way. if every time a police officer is killed we're going to allow the police department to stack the courtroom with uniformed police officers, i think you'd agree that that would be inappropr

a jury awarded more than $26 million in damages after finding the white nationalists who organized and participated in a violent 2017 rally liable on a state conspiracy claim and other claims. the jury said it could not reach a verdict on two federal conspiracy claims however. that as for the second day in a row, the committee investigating the riot at the capitol on january 6th issued a new bach of subpoenas that, this time focussing on right wing extremist groups involved in the attack including the oath keepers and proud boys. i want to go to the trial in the three men accused in the murder of ahmaud arbery. martin sallve sahas that now. >> reporter: tonight, the men accused of killing a black man running in a neighborhood. in the controversial case is in the hands of one black and 11 white jurors. >> with that, ladies and gentlemen, i ask you retire to the jury room. >> reporter: the prosecution getting the final say retelling how an armed father and son gregory and travis mcmichael aided by a neighbor pursued 25-year-old ahmaud arbery eventually cornering and killing him. the fina

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a jury awarded more than $26 million in damages after finding the white nationalists who organized and participated in a violent 2017 rally liable on a state conspiracy claim and other claims. the jury said it could not reach a verdict on two federal conspiracy claims however. that as for the second day in a row, the committee investigating the riot at the capitol on january 6th issued a new batch of subpoenas that, this time focussing on right wing extremist groups involved in the attack including the oath keepers and proud boys. i want to go to the trial in the three men accused in the murder of ahmaud arbery. martin salve has that now. >> reporter: tonight, the men accused of killing a black man running in a neighborhood. in the controversial case is in the hands of one black and 11 white jurors. >> with that, ladies and gentlemen, i ask you retire to the jury room. >> reporter: the prosecution getting the final say retelling how an armed father and son gregory and travis mcmichael aided by a neighbor pursued 25-year-old ahmaud arbery eventually cornering and killing him. the final

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it seems like the nationalist party kept corruption up to date.he most shocking thing is that hernandez allied with the trump administration. they work with whoever will give them what they want. the last thing that rubs people the wrong way was these laws that were passed earlier this year, one in trying the constitution that abortion is illegal and gay marriage is illegal -- one enshrining in the constitution that abortion is illegal and gay marriage is illegal so that they could not be changed, and the other thing was the passing of the law of economic develop and, which meant that national lines could be sold to private investors for private cities. all of these corruptions being passed without discussion, without proper voting by congresspeople, really showed the honduran people just how cruel the nationalist party was and how they did not care about them, and i think that is how they voted in response to their actions. i could go on all morning about all of the acts of corruption, both significant and small act and regional issues happening

and they are of course exhausted with lawyers and for white nationalists and the white nationalists themselvesy showing up in court all the time at various hearings, going through so many different criminal cases. this particular civil litigation has dragged on for a while now. i think they are quite relieved that at least part of this is over. what we are trying to figure out now is whether the plaintiff's will file a new lawsuit trying to win on those two federal claims. that remai to be seen. but the sense in charlottesville is that they still have issues they are dealing with here. they are just exhausted. lisa: at times difficult, but a very important story. thank you for joining us. ian: thanks for letting me be here. ♪ judy: american and european officials are growing increasingly alarmed by a russian military build up of more than 100,000 troops along the border with ukraine. as john yang reports, there is concern a full-scale russian military invasion could be on the horizon. john: judy, u.s. officials are closely watching that russian military build. today joint chiefs chairman mark

p. politicians and their allied him the nationalist group. so what i think the i in con, case represents, is a much broader assault on popular culture. in india, the drug bus would not lead news if the accused did not have a famous shot. a con is a muslim megastar who calls himself an indian patriot. in 2010, he made a move on the demonize ation of muslims delivering a line that stuck with audiences in india and beyond. my name is and i'm not at rest. con is married to a hint and is one of the faces of an industry that celebrates and exports. stories of secularism and liberalism and implicit rejection of the ruling b, j. p. parties. hindu nationalist ideology, charter con, represents an older ideal of india as a secular, multi ethnic and pluralist nation. he's a muslim who grew up in delhi and really modest economic circumstances. he goes to bombay to make his mark in the entertainment industry and succeeds wildly. and i think the very existence of a successful, popular, well respected muslim man challenges or threatens the hindu nationalist

. ♪ just weeks ago, dodik shared these scenes on social media, he and colleagues singing serb nationalistngs in their sarajevo headquarters. it was a reminder that the u.s. sponsored peace in bosnia did not bring ethnic harmony, nor did it come with any long-term guarantee. jonah hull, al jazeera. ♪ adrian: all right, let's bring in our guests for today. from sarajevo, we're joined by hamza karcic, associate professor of political science at the university of sarajevo. from berlin, bodo weber, who's a senior associate at the democratization policy council. and from belgrade, we're joined by aleksander brezar, a journalist usually based in sarajevo. gentlemen, welcome to the program. hamza, if we can start with you, christian schmidt says there's a very real prospect of a return to conflict in bosnia. is he right? >> i think he is, and this is the most serious political crisis that bosnia is currently facing, since the end of the war in 1995. we are not sure how this will move forward and what the outcome will be, but i would agree with mr. schmidt. what should the international community

this is nothing short of a financial blow to the white nationalists.dants were liable for racial, religious or ethnic harassment or violence under a virginia state law. and that all the defendants participated in a conspiracy. >> i think it this verdict today is a message that this country does not tolerate violence based on racial and religious lay hey tread in any form. >> reporter: in addition, the driver of the car that plowed into the crowd

they are tying white nationalist terrorism to trump voters. you voted for the person who the klan supported. they're january 6th to 9/11. i would like to see january 6th as burned into the american mind as firmly as 9/11. they're tying millions of law abiding americans to al-qaeda and isis. pushing them more into this violent white extremism. much the way bin laden you know, did sort of inspiring people to be this way. you link 2 concepts together, even if they don't belong together. no external terrorists ever did this to us. we've never worried like this. even after 9/11. you put it in a headline. maga terrorists. al-qaeda. you shove it in people's throats enough. not al-qaeda, white supremacy. then they come to believe it. january 6th is being used as a pretext to strip millions of americans, disfavored americans, of their core constitutional rights, and to defame them as domestic terrorists. what exactly happened on january 6th?

under croucher right, we nationalist organizations of the una u. s. o type began to form kraft shook began promoting the creation of ukrainian independent national church. therefore, he supported archbishop fil a rep who got bad relations with moscow and was attempting to create his own personal key oven. patriarchy. and this did little to solve the problems. mm. mm. ah, the u. s. administration was very concerned about what was happening in ukraine. the country had 1240 nuclear warheads along with missile delivery vehicles. the overall ukraine possesses $680.00 meg or tons of nuclear weaponry. this is comparable to 37778 bombs dropped on hiroshima. in addition, ukraine had strategic aviation, the could carry 492 cruise missiles with nuclear warheads. finally, there were 2600 units of tactical nuclear weapons stored in the country. ukraine's nuclear potential exceeded that of france, the united kingdom and china, combined. for washington, the most important condition for co operation and economic assistance was a complete dismantling of the military n

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p. parties, hindu nationalist ideology. charles han represents an older ideal of india as a secular, multi ethnic and pluralist nation. he's a muslim who grew up in delhi, in really modest economic circumstances. he goes to bombay to make his mark in the entertainment industry and succeeds wildly. and i think the very existence of a successful, popular, well respected muslim man challenges or threatens the hindu national ideologies that have been prevailing over the last several years, which are trying to portray muslims as the ultimate other outsider or villain. i don't want to believe that that is why he's being targeted, but it is a rising sentiment of his lama phobia in the country and it is possible shuttle con, what he says travels all over the world. it is hard all over the world is given the option of controlling that as you me, anybody would want to. i don't know why people are focusing only on this, but the in this government. since i was born in this country, i have seen every single government has intimidated an

like, if i'm walking around and i'm a white nationalist coward little kid with an r-15 and i see someone drive by i'll open fire and a youth group chanting black lives matter and i feel threatened, i can open fire. paul, is the ruling today really a precedent or is this the kind of thing that was always going to end up happening and we shouldn't see this as a real watershed moment? >> it's not a formal ego precedent but make no mistake, rittenhouse will be the pollster child for reactionry white men that want to take the law into their hands and bring assault weapons to black lives matter protests and think that violence is a legitimate form of political discourse. in the eyes of the law, rittenhouse is now actually the victim of the three men he shot but evidence says rittenhouse went to kenosha spoiling for a fight and brought an assault weapon and bulletproof visit. it doesn't mean the jury brought the boy scott image but they had reasonable doubt they weren't 95% certain but jason, i can't imagine they're happy about an immature and reckless 17-year-old bringing a semi assault rifle

we don't understand nationalism unless we realize that everybody is nationalist. and so a great deal of the story of nationalism in these islands has been various different forms of nationalism, of the different countries. english nationalism began patsy by being a victim of the periphery is a rating parties from scotland, weiland as well as from the european continent, breaking up the prison that existed at the time of the fall of the roman empire and been in the later stage. it's more a strength from england. i'm moving in in different ways and in different respect on the peripheral countries, whales, ireland, and scotland, the only one of the 3 which wasn't conquered by england. but of course, all these nations borrow from each other and english nationalism as, for example, you could find it in various from the place or texture. you can't say shakes or believe this, but he commits, all of his characters, appear to believe it. and the irish welsh, the scots borrowed from what they could get from shakespeare and from various of the writers and the english like it

as have officials of india's leading hindu nationalist party. the pgp many have incited or condoned anti muslim violence in 2018, a b t p minister publicly honoured 8 men who had been convicted of lynching a muslim man to deck before having their sentences suspended. then there's the south side. you the other cannot. chief minister of india most populous state with deputies in september on the campaign trail for the election. he said muslims had been monopolizing government food. yeah. awesome. go down to supper. i get ahead of him about ha, don't get la. i was on a hug. i got a got it just you the b g b yet reminded officials for anti muslim statements. but its leaders have been conspicuously quiet about this years. spirit of anti muslim violence when they have got involved. in some cases it's been to blame the victim. like the bangle cellar, the slim ali, once the video went white and there was a lot of outrage and a very strong public bush. but it's the aggressors. however, the next day look it up by the college game on camera guilty. but we

this is nothing short of a financial blow to the white nationalists. more than $26 million in compensatory damages on several claims. among them, finding five defendants were liable for racial, religious or ethnic harassment or violence under a virginia state law. and that all the defendants participated in a conspiracy. >> i think it this verdict today is a message that this country does not tolerate violence based on racial and religious lay hey tread in any form. >> reporter: in addition, the driver of the car that plowed into the crowd of counterprotesters killing one and injuring dozen its was found liable for more than $12 million for assault or battery and for inflicting emotional distress. >> there's going to be accountability for the people who did this. >> reporter: more than half of the damages against fields, the rest spread among various defendants among the white nationalist movement. >> the defendants are dst constitute. i don't know how the plaintiffs are going to it get anything. >> reporter: the jury was dead locked on the first two c

defense side, cutting the damages down. >> reporter: this trial, an effort to cripple the white nationalistement. >> it sets a precedent. if you conspire to commit violent acts, you should expect that plaintiffs will file suit against you under these federal and state laws in the future. so the trial in that way is a deterrent against future white supremacist conduct of the kind we saw in 2017. >> reporter: two attorneys for white nationalists told us they're going to try to get the damage assessments against their clients reduced. this and other similar lawsuits have already succeeded in crippling some white supremacists. but regarding those two counts that the jury was not able to reach a verdict on, the plaintiff's attorneys say they're going to try to get those cases brought again. brian todd, cnn, charlottesville, virginia. >>> a child was died raising the death toll to six from the attack on a wisconsin christmas parade. 8-year-old jackson sparks died tuesday. he was one of 16 children admitted to the children's hospital of wisconsin. court documents show more than 60 people were inju

he and colleagues singing serb nationalist folk songs in their sorry, over headquarters. it was a reminder that the u. s. sponsored piece in both near did not bring ethnic harmony, nor did it come with any long term guarantee. jonah, how al jazeera ah. alright, let's bring it, i guess for today from, sorry, ever. we're joined by ham's a conscious associate professor of political science at the university of sorry, a vote from berlin. bought a webber who's a senior associate at the democratization policy council. and from belgrade were joined by alexander brezza. a journalist usually based and sorry of a gentleman. welcome to the program. so if we can stop with you, christine schmidt says there's a very real prospect of a return to conflict in bosnia, is he right? i think he is. and this is the most serious political crisis the boss is currently facing since the end of the war and 1995. we are not sure how this will move forward and what the outcome will be. but i would agree with mister smith. but a watch of the international community be doing right now, are you in the u

the trial has also exposed distrust among white nationalists.he white supremacist who ran his car into a woman killing her. says this case has revealed a fracturing among some white nationalists. >> since the beginning, this trial, or since the beginning, this case has really led to a number of these defendants really pointing fingers at each other. trying to blame them for violence they were all a part of. >> richard spencer, jason kessler, christopher cantwell and the many other defendants said they did not conspire to plan racially motivated violence that weekend in charlottesville. if found liable, they could face millions of dollars in damages, but this and other similar lawsuits have already succeeded, financially crippling some of them. >> thank you very much. with us now is jonathan greenblatt ceo of the antidefamation league. thanks so much for offering your p perspective this evening. what do you make of some of these prominent leaders essential using people as pawns to advance >> look, we have been tracking these extremist movements f

the rest spread among various defendants from the white nationalist movement. >> the defendants in thease are destitute. none of them have any money. i don't know how any of the plaintiffs are going to get anything. >> reporter: the jury was deadlocked on the first two claims, that organizers conspired to commit racial violence or failed to prevent it. private communications allegedly showing organizers discussing the potential for violence, quote, cracking skulls and even whether it's legal to drive into protesters. >> jews will not replace us! >> reporter: but the defendants said they didn't plan the violence. it wasn't their fault, and that what they said before the rally was hyperbole and is protected free speech. the damages awarded by the jury mean a judgment against some of america's most notorious white nationalists, including richard spencer, jason kessler, and christopher cantwell. the damages will go to the plaintiffs, who include some of those most severely injured in the car ramming and brawling. >> i think we did a decent job on the defense size cutting the damages down t

they are white nationalists. they are neo-nazis and there are about two dozen of them.t like who we are, you might not like some of the things we say, but they argue that they did not conspire to commit acts of violence and they tried to show jurors some of them basically didn't even know each other before the rally started. they had a mixed bag of who they blamed the violence on, those on the far left, counterprotesters, even at times blaming police. the defendants clearly have a high legal hurdle to overcome here, a representative for the plaintiffs telling me just last night, john, our plaintiffs have provided overwhelming evidence that the unite the right rally was never intended to be a peaceful protest, rather it was a meticulously planned weekend of racist, anti-semitic violence. john? >> so interesting to watch. and, elie, you've been there so much, including at the time reporting, during and after. i think you see things that the rest of us don't see here. and you note on some of the interplay amongst the defendants. >> well, they're trying to blame each other.

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hundreds of white nationalists gathered in charlottesville four years ago to protest the removal of a robert e. lee statue. one woman died after a self-proclaimed hitler supporter drove into a crowd. >> we are beyond thrilled with this result for our clients today. >> this verdict today is a message that this country does not tolerate violence based on racial andel are religious hatred in any form. >> both attorneys for the plaintiffs announced that they would retry the federal conspiracy charges. >>> and overnight, nasa launched a spacecraft to test a plan to save earth from a possible asteroid disaster. >> three, two, one, zero, ignition, liftoff. falcon 9 with a dart mission -- >> the spacecraft lifted off on top of a spacex rocket from a base in california. it's scheduled to crash head on into a small asteroid at 15,000 miles per hour next fall. the mission will explore whether slamming a spacecraft into an asteroid can nudge it into a different direction and prevent a potential doomsday collision with earth. >>> a missouri man who spent more than 40 years in prison for a crime he

now, nine plaintiffs are suing the rally's organizers for millions, claiming these white nationalists of terror. here's juju chang. >> you will not replace us! >> reporter: it was a weekend of bloodshed that shook america. it started late on a summer friday night, the now infamous tiki torches. hundreds of men marching in the darkness, lighting up the night chanting messages of hate. >> you will not replace us! >> reporter: throughout the weekend, marchers and counterprotestors clashing again and again in charlottesville, virginia, culminating in deadly mayhem. when james fields, jr., drove his car into the crowd of people, injuring dozen, murdering heather heyer. he was convicted of first degree murder, but her mother, susan, says she hopes the organizers of the unite the right rally also face justice. >> this is a turning point in history. this is a turning point in our understanding of hate crime. >> reporter: now, four years later, a civil lawsuit alleging white nationalists set in motion the weekend of terror. >> what happened four years ago was no accident. it was planned in adv

as we are also keeping an eye on the civil trial out of charlottesville, virginia, where white nationalists are conspireing to commit deadly rallies a year ago. all three exposing are america's long history of racism and how it ijt secretaries with american justice. joining us now, "boston globe" opinion column knit lanai graham, and the director of the aclu of indiana. i want to start with a piece you published to medium. you write, tragically, the kyle rittenhouse verdict re-establishes a dangerous precedent and sends a terrifying message and warning to the rest of us. it's the good old days ago. if you're an aggrieved white middle kla is person you can take the law into your own hands, stand your ground, be a violent vigilante and let everyone know, by force if necessary, who's the real boss. i mean, i want you to just zoom out for me and talk about what it is that's at stake here, waj. >> it's the state of america's future, if we're going to stop white supremacy or turn it into a death's march. whether we're going to let the good old boys be the good old boys again, by taking guns and c

: yeah, and plaintiffs' attorneys are calling this a major step in holding white nationalists, whiter the violence that occurred during the unite the right rally. and, you know, as you know, at the end of the day, this is a civil case, civil trial. this was about trying to get as much money as possible out of these defendants. 17 of them -- some of them, individuals -- some of them, organizations designated as hate groups. and while the jury did, you know, hold them accountable for millions when you add it all up, they did deadlock on two major claims. one of those, being conspiracy to commit racially-motivated violence. - the other one, failing to prevent that conspiracy. however, the jurors, at the end of the day, they did find that these defendants were responsible for four other claims, including state conspiracy claims. and in addition to that, subjecting plaintiffs to racial and religious -- racial and religious harassment. >> this verdict sends a very clear message that violent hate won't go unanswered. that there will be very serious consequences for this sort of extremist vi

i've been told that i'm a white nationalist. me. i've been told that stop the steal was a movement of white supremacy. stop the steal was the most law abiding movement that this country has seen in modern times. none of the stop the steal rallies have ever had a police report or an instance of violence, none of them. over 500 rallies. i think that that's why we had republicans and democrats supporting us. it was rigged. what can i tell you? not a conspiracy. it's a lot of bernie voters who believe strongly, progressive voters who believe their elections were also rigged in the primary. and what it proved was that we were a bipartisan movement that had a spectrum of beliefs. but we all kind of centered around one thing and thats that our bureaucrats, these are non elected officials, should count transparently. i'm just really excited about the 6th. i'm really excited about the 6th. don't forget to tweet out march to save america.com we listened to never before aired tape of a january 6th planning session that took place between ali a

a black nationalist with an extensive history of race hate just ran over dozens of people in the statewisconsin and killed six including an 8-year-old boy. the media are on to the real culprit, the actual killer, which was the car. candace owens joins a straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: darryl brooks is a blm supporter and a black nationalist with a history of expressing anti-race hate on social media. on november 21st, he ran over dozens of people who were participating in a christmas parade. this is what the attack looked like. [indistinct] >> oh, my god. >> tucker: how did this happen? we don't know yet. there has been no trial. there were enough available facts. but we do know that this columnist within the context of the car rittenhouse trial, which had nothing whatsoever to do with race, but for more than a year, our national media framed it as some sort of referendum oa american race relations. it's possible that darrell brooks bought into that propaganda. the media may be responsible for these murders having convinced this man and certainly a lot of other people in the country

movement, often white nationalists. while trump was still president, his own department of homeland security singled out some of these groups as really the biggest threat on domestic soil to american safety, domestic terrorism. this committee's work alongside what the department of justice appears to be interested in investigating really goes to not just january 6, not just how long were these folks in touch with the white house, in touch with maybe president trump himself. months, not weeks, before january 6. also what is their continued work? who are these people of interest and how much of a threat do they or their affiliates or the underlying concerns or kind of conspiracy theories that they trade in, how much of an underlying threat is that to domestic security? we think about this in the political context because democrats are not only in charge because there is a congressional investigation, but there's actually major national security implications and concerns about threats to public safety by groups of disgrunt

a black nationalist with an extensive history of race hate just ran over dozens of people in the stateonsin and killed six including an 8-year-old boy. the media are on to the real culprit, the actual killer, which was the car. janice owns joins a straight ahead. ♪ ♪ this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: darryl brooks is a blm supporter and a black nationalist with a history of expressing anti-race hate on social media. on november 21st, he ran over dozens of people who were anticipating tomei participating in a christmas parade. this is what the attack looked like. [indistinct] >> oh, my god. >> tucker: how did this happen? we don't know yet. there has been no trial.

think what we learned this past week is they are now zeroed in on these hate groups, these white nationalistand importantly, how, then, are the two connected. the trump administration and his political actors and what level of coordination with these white nationalist groups. ultimately it's going to take having some of these witnesses throne in jail for refusing to comply before we fully get their testimony, and i do think that will happen. >> now, let's turn to redistricting and the redistricting process happening in state houses across the country. like many of the republican-controlled states, georgia's new map aims to expand and entrench gop control, even though the state electorate is pretty evenly split and democrats won the the last two statewide elections. donna, if this map stands through inevitable legal challenges, if that is day, what does that say about the future as a democracy? have remembers gerrymandered their way into minority rule? >> thanks, reverend. i apologize. i'm probably talking over fireworks right now. but i think that one of the things that's happening across th

a federal jury in virginia is the organizers of the unite the right white nationalist party, liable foring the counter protesters. u.s. media is reporting over 25 million dollars will be awarded in damages. the deadly protest took place in charlottesville over the city's plan to remove the statue of a confederate soldier. officials in wisconsin have charged the man who drove into a christmas parade with five counts of intentional homicide. police say the man, darrell edward brooks, was fleeing a domestic dispute and he mowed into the crowd, killing five people and injuring 48 others. let's go to bulgaria now where at least 46 people died when a bus crashed and caught fire after swerving off a motorway. 12 of the victims were children. many of the passengers were traveling through bulgaria on their way back to macedonia after a weekend trip to istanbul. the cause of the crash remains unknown. our europe correspondent sent this report from bulgaria. >> a catastrophic crash. the bus rammed a barrier on the motorway. it tore away a 50 meter section, and then burst into flames. onboard were

the nationalist movement, which has grown in prominence since prime minister entered into the movies part of the agenda party, the b g. b came to power in 2014, the act of his claim to be protecting what they call the hindu rushed to the hindu nation in which muslims, by definition, do not belong. we contacted some of the men behind videos. we managed to speak with one. he insisted he didn't want to be interviewed on camera. up here videos, cuban audi. he had a mock set, get a dial a bunch about him about could it help people to know be blue circle? might the hair or beat the head, or r p, he could a he, hannah, mat, a phenomenal, all committing a hate crime and recording it has grieved right now because there are korea avenues for those who do thought within the sort of vigilante hindu vigilante groups. that are mushrooming all over the healey speaking pod or window. the videos are made by the perpetrators of these lying and they are sharing it with a lot of bright witnessing and india moment of absolute nationalism. yes. ah. and to identify once over 2 or awful ones. so as a foot s