khast and penna, what does becoming a camp mean about the supreme council of the cultural revolution , what does it mean when we say that there should be a camp or that it has already taken place? is there anything. becoming a camp means the supreme council of the revolution a cultural person has no right to take charge, for example, if the discussion is about the transformation of humanities, he should not write a book by himself, he should not sit in charge of lessons and make changes . the policies that caused policies and strategies, if it is only supposed to be written, attributed, communicated, but not continued, this is definitely wrong, it will be the sufficiency document, the sufficiency policy, which is definitely incorrect and incomplete , like an imperfect creature that is born , well, this clause of god cannot do its job give this would be ineffective. so when it can politics should reach the field of action, so that there is another category called leadership between strategy and management and implementation. the work of the leadership headquarters and creating coordin

let mary louise william penna, she pulls back when the saxophonist steps in or when the flutist steps in why? because they are lifting and forced to enhance the quality of the collective performance. that's democracy in symbolic action. it's a form of practical wisdom. it's not just a technical skill that jazz musicians have the black people at our best have holed out practical wisdomla soe can be tricksters when it's time to be tricksters. we can have strong, strong nationalist time to take a stance that we love our children what it looks like they're making a bad turn, but never give up on them. even though sometimes you want to. what's going on? and improvisation, which means what? call into question any form of narrow dogmatism. what the great -- also policy of dogmatic banality. nobody has any right of privilege to think that somehow they got a monopoly on the fundamental nature of what's going on. there's' unpredictable elements, and we have to learn from each other, the benchmark of improvisation, , the benchmark f the vision that produced me spilled over into presidential poli

next telegraph chief, thank prime minister dominic penna here on the telegraph.e. the two largest emitters . are you largest emitters. are you worried that if the likes of china and the us don't reduce their emissions , the efforts their emissions, the efforts made in the uk by your government could pale into insignificance ? oh yeah. i think insignificance? oh yeah. i think the broader point i'd make is the broader point i'd make is the uk accounts for less than 1% of global emissions , right? of global emissions, right? i mean, so that is just the reality of it. so all of us who believe in climate change want to make sure that we leave our planet in better shape for our planet in a better shape for our kids and our grandkids have to acknowledge reality , acknowledge that in reality, what to be the what we do isn't going to be the difference in terms of our emissions. of course, it emissions. now, of course, it doesn't mean shouldn't doesn't mean we shouldn't do anything. we've got anything. of course we've got a responsibility act. got responsibility to act. we