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the case of the pro democracy campaigner, although ogden fucked up is a particular concern. he was jailed for allegedly spreading fake news. protesters are campaigning for his release, but forties are making it difficult for activists to hold demonstrations. this is what egypt once the world to see a country playing perfect host, to global leaders at the un climate summit. but on the ground activists say that they are not welcome here with me. it's completely different. the last climate conference was in glasgow every day. there were street protests ah, near the conference center this year, you have to apply for permission to protest. 36 hours in advance you, it's only open from 10 till 5, and it's under heavy surveillance. some st. they are also being closely monitored. many activities order information was taken. so we were like, how are we good to start something when these people are already trolling us? good, now do you know? oh, we arrested. the spotlight has also been shown on human rights abuses, particularly egypt, where there are many political prisoners among them

john moses browning was in ogden, utah, he and his brothers had a rifle shop which was one of the timesyou could still have a small workshop developing these ideas. when he sent one of the designs to the east coast of the winchester's were so impressed that they actually came to visit ogden, utah, wanted to see what was going on. john moses browning was, of course, responsible for hordes of the most famous gun that ever existed. including the 50 caliber b angie, the machine gun that was used in world war i, world war ii, still used today including the browning automatic rifle, and most famous of all the coal 45, 45 handgun that is referred to by most gun buyers as the 1911 because that's the model number. it was called the court 45. you think of all the ones made by colt and all of the copies are considered colt 1911's. and the 1911 is very and usual because it was one of the first hand guns that could fire and reload without any cocking. it was fully semi automatic, you pulled the first shot and the rifle simply cycled out of the old case and the new bullet came in. the u.s. did not in

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so now you're coming on all her devonne north d quandary by ogden. yes, carol, why you must not sooner than she gone through now she thought complete. i mean this without my she thought she thought to him, you only jumped on figured i won't put them in this will doll. bye bye, brenda. don't see off our line. fancy betsy he it for thought severely resorts for the latosha, for secretary voluble amid the requests. you prefer not to enjoy the whistles probable unless jessie rossa neuropathy. quin voyaging. mister mon docks that better than the last one i thought as the status for amanda nella fatima shamore de la nato. i was one of these, the members of the parliament to the, to show them. yes, the panels. however, this act to protest lead nowhere. they adopted the act to supply ukraine with weapons. a lack of went dramatic. economy. ok, can you pick up? people never showed up the report. the new solar mac on the rest of the have. yeah . when you click on the color gina on the senate, vito petrocelli became persona non grata in the governing party. not o

in allah, ogden footer, a writer, an activist who spent most of the last decade in jail after foot sister, so not safe, has been at cock $27.00 during the kind of advocacy that is only possible in egypt when there's a safe space managed by the us he's not in prison for the feasible force. they charged him with his imprison because he's someone who makes people believe the world can be about. the egyptian authorities have been unable to stop rights groups and activists, calling out the country of human rights record, including the fact that tens of thousands of political prisoners are behind bars. but lead to moments like this were safe, was interrupted by an egyptian member of parliament again to sather. although aladdin every alamos guy in the heart of that, hadn't, must, gay, anton, not the pulpy be off. what is the answering guinea gave hamlet that which gave delegates a glimpse of the every day intimidation experienced by egyptians. he was later escorted out by security. i am the gypsy bundle, a land you are here in the gibson, and don't touch me. after allah at the foot escalated his

get mentioned is ogden. there are people who say that we have a corona dictatorship and germany. ladies and gentlemen, this is malicious nonsense because it reflects not only contempt for our democratic and constitutional institutions, but also an insult to us. all the western mainstream press has been gushing with sympathy for victims of government, coven crackdowns, and their cheering on protesters spilling into the streets. and referring to the quote, remarkable bravery of the protesters fight against draconian state loc downs. well, you know, just as long as the people protesting against these, coca crackdowns are in china. but if the citizens demanding to preserve their basic freedoms, to assemble, to work, to move around and to decide you know what to inject into their body or not happened to be in the west. well then the western media treats them like a bunch of nut job conspiracy theorists who are a threat to society and deserve to be suppressed and marginalized for having the absolute gall to resist

you max of ogden shared the oh, i get discriminated against the lot because of my black hair. and i, they don't help me up on lost, found me on purpose for and hit me. aw, schwab, nice. oh, india. okay. okay. one more time, lucon differ length allotment to summon ions. wants to teach them to speak up when they see discrimination, regardless of whether they're homeless, lim, christian or jewish. how need by offering some perspective on that say this isn't an our goal is also to offer facts about judaism lenses because some people don't have any jewish friends at all. hopkins, or don't know jewish families and have no jewish co workers. can you just now, but you don't know any jews you either can't. can jordan ok so who knows how big the jewish community is in germany because of the units in mind in the us on different medicine. 100000. on that all about 100000 distinct. that's right. man can get on deck. how many people belong to the christian church? yes. yes. yes, it's 44000000 jobs. louis then speaks directly about the issue. didn't get this. come on, i am 44900000 that's be

the group is calling it a cowardly assassination. ogden will call me the reaction of the resistance will be got willing inside israel, the cities. however, our main aim now in jeanine camp is to protect our people, land and camp. the health ministry says a 14 year old boy was also killed. their deaths come as more than 30 diplomats visited nablus. and as israeli forces lifted a 3 week siege of that city, i believe the legs that in this occupation is fleeting, like the rest of the occupations throughout history. and the 2nd message is that collective punishment cannot continue. oh, further south in the village of bate dooku, more devastation for palestinian family. moon is carry the body of downward ryan shot dead by israeli forces. who say he threw a fire bomb towards them. ah, mr. hodges, you lifted out the occupation army invaded the village with combat units where it had already decided to kill. the young men confronted them to the west in occupied east jerusalem. old city police blocked off street as blunt was washed from the ground. israeli forces shot dead at palestinian, near the

a figure denied by president ogden, fatah cc. with us to talk about all of this in london. when a safe, a human rights activists and sister of al, out in brussels sin by you, me, egypt, and libby a researcher with amnesty international. and in washington dc, allison mcmanis research director with the freedom initiative. i think you all for being with us when i want to start by asking you this friday. the 18th is the last day of cop 27. it's also a lot 41st birthday. this will be his 9th birthday in prison. i'm wondering how you're feeling today in this week after the culmination of all the events and ensure michelle mineral, or of course, to really the past 2 weeks in particular where the hog was in the, in the, in the few months before and the 2 weeks where we had no news of him, us confusion you can because one was what just trying nightmare. but at least we got the note from him yesterday, confirming that he has entities hunger, stripe, looking forward to our mother's institution, visit on thursday, actually for the 1st time in 2 years, asking them to come with the inven

help release. salah ogden, photography, on today's show, will look at the plight of egypt most well known dissident and the solidarity movement. for the country's political prisoners. as always, we welcome you to be part of this conversation by adding your comments and questions and our live you tube chat. the british egyptian pro democracy activists allah that fatigue has spent most of the past decade behind bars. he was a major figure in egypt, january 25th revolution, back in 2011. he has since been charged with violating protest laws and spreading false information and to protest his imprisonment. he has been on hunger strike for over 200 days. now allah is one of more than 60000 political prisoners in egypt, a figure denied by president ob, that fatigue cc with us to talk about all of this in london. when a safe and human rights activists and sister of al, up in brussels, sane by you, me, egypt, and libby a researcher with amnesty international. and in washington dc, allison mcmanus research director with the freedom initiative. thank you all for being with us. i'm gonna, i want to s

not a single military object. insight. data shilling ogden. ask, continue on a regular basis. as the result. there's a lot of damage to infrastructure. we haven't had any running water here in the last 6 days. also, many places are without electricity. no, the husbands of this woman is a familiar person to us to r t. a few months ago. as you can see, he's on crutches a few months ago. he came under shilling had the same time as our crew was shelled as well had that time. our correspondent helped him the 1st aid. did everything possible to her save his life? and now just a couple of months later, this man lost his wife from one quarter of hearty don't escrow public me while ukraine continues to suffer power outages across the country of the russian strikes on his infrastructure. authority say key of can only meets 30 percent of its electricity needs, and in it's in the event of an emergency, the city's population could not be evacuated. earlier. moscow stated that the airstrikes are in response to weapons deliveries from the west. with the goal of undermining the combat capabil

my plan is to provide them here in western europe on ogden whist. ollie's objective is hugely ambitious to create a 70000 hector sanctuary of forest straggling several countries right in the center of europe. leaving the area abandoned for several centuries until a new primary forest develops much food, but he does suki boast coolly shawls, raymond bell, i believed that the really beautiful, important and lasting things in life. take time to put me a key made that a person to lay the 1st stones of a cathedral, knew that they would never see the end result. as you can see that this tree is shaped like a spiral. it's only a matter of time. think is shoot, don't, but you can't rush a project that will last several centuries quite. she beat the not long ago ali's project would have been met with skepticism. but today, the response is overwhelmingly positive. even in brussels. that european union has launched a program to plant 3000000000 trees by 2030 so it could soon be implemented to that . i think it's definitely won't be out of bound to the public on the but for people sometimes say, bu

his designs to the east coast the winchester's were so impressed that they actually came to visit ogden utah to see what was going on. and john moses browning was of course responsible for hordes of the most famous guns that ever but ever existed including the 50 caliber bmg machine gun that was used in world war 1 world war two and still used today including the browning automatic rifle and most famous of all the cult 45 the 45 handgun, which is referred to by most gun buyers as the 1911 because that's when it was that's the model number of it and it was called the called 45. it's called made it but we think all the ones made by called as well as all the copies today are considered to are called 1911 in the 1911 is very unusual because it was one of the first handguns that could fire and reload rounds without any caulking full of you pulled because fully semi-automatic. pulled the first shot and the rifle simply cycle out the old case and the new bullet came in. the us did not invent that system the germans or the austrians did so the early mauser and the luger were developed before th

the group is calling it a cowardly assassination. ogden will call me the reaction of the resistance will be got willing inside is really cities. however, our main aim now in jeanine camp is to protect our people, land and camp. the health ministry says a 14 year old boy was also killed. their deaths come as molten 30 to promotes visited nablus. and as israeli forces lifted a 3 week siege of that city, i believe the legs added. this occupation is fleeting, like the rest of the occupations throughout history. and the 2nd message is that collective punishment cannot continue. oh, further south in the village of bate dooku. more devastation for palestinian family moon is carry the body of downward ray and shot dead by israeli forces. who say he threw a fire bomb towards them. ah, the hodges you left alone. the occupation army invaded the village with combat units where it had already decided to kill. the young men confronted them to the west in occupied east jerusalem old city police blocked off street as blood was washed from the ground. israeli forces shot dead at palestinian, near the ala

the next morning was the intake process and was not ogden. it was very different. the way i arrived at auschwitz and the way ordinary prisoners arrived, there should go on those huge transports. there was always a selection committee who decided who would go to the gas chamber and who wouldn't tardy. i was cuz of the big garage it's got i was bad. that because there were only about 10 of us. we were criminal suited for breccia. his mission caught us dish bottom. he didn't bring it in out its cushions in that one's unconfirmed. had mouth has yet, and hadn't any new mine arm i entered viet when darkish are foreigners of unfeeling, this is what happened next. our prisoners carried out the intake process. so this girl, a prisoner asked me, what's your name? where are you from? do you know how long the war will last? we were chatting like they thought i'd been outside, but of course i'd been in prison for dalton has come. she asked what i used to do and i said, i played a shallow gemacht. chuck shall august be untasted. fantastic. she said, there's an orchestra in stati

when of ogden, tina ah hello the weather set fair for the year, a radiant peninsula by and large. you can see this big area cloud which is now spilling out of the kia pushing across sir northern parts of the region. the so the south is fine and dry. 27 celsius here in doha. but a chance is somewhere to whether she go on into thursday on the other side of the peninsula, just around the northern half or the red sea into saudi arabia, syria, lebanon, jordan, saying, some wet weather, those showers, starting to drift their way into iraq as well. as we go through with the, as they blustery conditions across at east side of the mediterranean, quite a nasty storm system. this one plus the conditions 2 for the north west of africa, just bring every free showers across the northern fringes of algeria. northern possum rocco see some wet weather that 2 in 2 chin is yet, but for much of north africa it is largely try just around the gulf of guinea. you might scrape a shower or 2 just along the coastal fringes of west africa. but the shouts of course, now starting to recede away, pushing furth

now it should be regarded as ogden's first reaction to something like this which in fact didn't affect the strategic editor very much, is dominated by his theory of untruth, the political consequences. no, but i learned in those years that the reaction was that's the first consideration, that the second consideration and that's a pretty it's a good that's a good which is a big secret from the public that such of life and death, war and peace are affected at all by domestic political positions, considerations, gets that's a secret truth. the of this is shown global we're meeting now i have the honor with these scholars who've been working and i came across a it raises the question why was it so dangerous. listen the true problem of anxious was that so two comments. one, president biden and has said that operation shock. no no, dan, no, no, no, no, no. you're great. but what could you hold that for a general discussion when we talk about. okay, he is contrasting that with justin analogy, not about ukraine where we train will not but can if you want. no, it can but you didn't you didn't i