they were putting people in prison just for being demonstrations on the streets where they deemed occupy london to be domestic extremists or terrorists these are people exercising their democratic rights and so people can see this threat so people are moving and i think it's a shot in the arm for our rights here george you know they're just saying that the because of the total result of all use they're going to claim that it is those are looking for terrorists but no they're not they're looking at people like us on this program to make sure we stay in line. so that that's exactly right i mean that's the point about the internet. yes there were people can write their own blogs but it also means that governments can monitor exactly what everybody is up to just to go back to what point about the occupy movement i mean you'd have thought that this movement which captured people's imagination. as now with all the social media occupy should have had a huge impact i mean you know because you can do so many more things now with the social media than you could a few years ago and yet it was a repressed

they dealt with the death squads in the occupied six counties of northern ireland that annoyed if that's what is very similar basically proxies promoted by london washington and paris as enemies so it's developed this deceit and this fall off war and all of this mess but but actually you know the encouraging of children to enact these deprived acts is again a reflection of the mainstream because if you see a lot of these young men who are no doubt oppressed by the system in britain but being oppressed doesn't necessarily mean you go off and do this not what can be done you know what can be done to reverse this trend to change the situation to stop the spread i think there's two main things that people should really focus on first of all is to ally ally up with the effective and functional counterterrorism strategies which is not coming from london and washington but actually it's coming from moscow beijing damascus here the two it was coming from tripoli but it's no longer and from places. our g is it cetera these are countries that have viable counter terrorist strategy and the terrorism is being promoted by london and washington because who i

occupying siegeine and lift the through boycott. boycotting cosmetics made with stolen palestinian resources. not only have we gotten stores across the world to drop them, but the store in london had to shut down -- [applause] and the heir to the disney fold urchin has had to invest $12 disney fortunehe took away $12 million from them. israeli apartheid will have to grumble. inis up to all of us to be the street standing up for palestine because we know our government will not be the one doing it. we stand for human rights and dignity and we know that we are on the right side of history. free, free, palestine. free, free, palestine. free, free, gaza. free, free, palestine. thank you. >> sisters and brothers, our next speaker is an activist with students against israeli apartheid. [applause] >> today we stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters in palestine. as the number of martyrs increases and our anger and sorrow rightfully deepens, we find ourselves asking what can we do and how can i help. oslo, the diaspora was once connected with the -- deeplyrative has been affected by the zionist narrative and the language imposed upon us. we are made to believe we must fight

london and washington to carry the war into the italian mainland peninsula. remember, he's been told to come up with a plan, best designed to knock italy out of the war and to occupy the maximum number of german forces. so here we are. the intent is to attack in september 1943 with the british 8th army under montgomery coming into calabrio -- the toe of the boot -- while the one under clark lands at salerno, just south of naples. i can't see it well from here but if you can find, there's capri. yeah, there's salerno right there. before we examine what happens in these operations, let's linger for a moment on the personalities who will run the war in italy, particularly for the allies. the mediterranean is a place where the reputations of some senior generals go to die. clockwise from the upper left you've got ernest dolly, his reputation dies at salerno. he is relieved of command. john lucas, his reputation dies at anzio. he is relieved of command. general walker, he commands the 36th division. his reputation dies at the rapido river. and this is general bernard fryberg. he is a new zealander. we'll talk more about casino but his reputation will never survive what