i'm going to start, if i may, with ashley sauls from the patriotic alliance. yes.d! khalid sayed? we would most definitely not support it because... applause ..we believe in reform. _ we believe in reforming people. er, we also understand that it would be unfair if there's a slightest mistake... 0k. ..in court and someone goes to the gallows for a crime that they may have not committed. it's unfair. naledi chirwa? the first right that's protected by our constitution is the right to life. and we always have to defend that right. and we do know that people are rehabilitatable. we've seen this happen. it'sjust our systems are currently failing and they are unable to address social ills from ground up. so what happens is that a system now develops and creates criminals and then punishes them by killing them. it doesn't make sense. you must address what makes people criminals and deal with it ground up, instead of taking away life, because then you're becoming a government that's a crime itself... the argument... ..that takes life. the argument is made. may i? the argum

ashley sauls from the patriotic alliance. thank you, johnny. and i think...e first introduce myself and pronounce the name that is so important to me, given the fact that i recently discovered my roots, my second name, qhoeke. forgive me. i mispronounced that in the introduction. i did warn the audience here that i would mispronounce. that's fine, but there's a reason why, because i want to link it to my response. thank you. qhoeke is a bushman name, a san name, the original and first inhabitants of the southern part of this continent. when we say "black" politically and we talk about how to create economic opportunity for black people, for centuries even the term "black" has excluded the bushman. applause. and... and i know you'll have my fellow colleagues in the different other parties say to me that while there's a definition in our political framework that says "blacks in general, "and african in particular", and what that really means is that the previously disadvantaged are black, but not everyone is african in particular. now, unfortunately, the sacrif

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alliances. you're the ones who are rallying the world in common cause when we need it most. you're driven by passion , commitment, expertise , patriotism. we come from different places, different experiences. different motivations and backgrounds, but i think what brings all of us together. in this place in this time. is that unique feeling that you get going to work every single day. with the stars and stripes behind your back. you, i've worked with you. i've watched you, i've worked with you. i've been inspired by you. i've seen you run into the burning buildings, not away from them. i've seen you get that peace agreement across the line at the last minute. i've seen you make sure that food and medicine can get to people who need it. i've seen you get americans out of harm's way. and get political prisoners out of jail. you serve in some of the hardest places. you ask the hardest questions. and you know that you have the extraordinary privilege. of representing this country. representing our fellow citizens every day. around the world i believe in this community because that's what it is, a community. whether you're in ds. or driving

for instance, patriot anti-aircraft systems, which are made in the u.s., but the u.s. is giving most of the missiles. so enabling the alliance to give as much as they have to. ukraine certainly was was definitely an achievement of the biden administration. at the same time as we're seeing on the ground, it certainly isn't enough. if you look at the front lines, pretty much all of them right now, the ukrainians are on the back foot. and while a lot of that is a lack of manpower on the part of the ukrainians, a lot of that is also a lack of ammunition, which has been a real issue among western countries. and certainly the biden administration as well. and then also, of course, a lack of weapons. so there there can definitely be a case made that the biden administration did a lot to help the ukrainians. but at the same time, right now, it's the russians that are advancing. and if you allow me, there's three areas or two areas that i think are still very important to speak about and that the president didn't really speak about at all. and one of them is when he says that russia is on the back foot, china is on the back foot. if

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