truth when you look at the arc of human history it has been people's movements that have always change the world that hasn't been the democratic party the republican party of the labor party or wherever it is in power in any one of these countries it's been movements it's been people recognizing that they are the ones who change the world we just had 10 to 12000 people marched through the streets of . a march that has been a pivotal point in this movement that's united so many different groups. you would think from looking at these bottles that this was an isolated local group of activists careening problems but the real truth is this debate about environmental toxins in general and specifically is raging around the world country after country is becoming concerned about this issue so we're part of an international debate. just disease from the sea to the people of these lanes and every day and rising up to restore balance and harmony to our island earth together we are stronger voice is louder and the synergy of our actions more powerful. well. you know world of big partisan movies lot face and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that m

people in the labor party, people taking david duke type of racism, actual david duke cartoon or quote and read tweeting them and this is a lesson for the democratic party and the republicans only have to look at hungary or poland and they can take questions themselves. it is not here yet. it can come here. the point is at any given time and place you analyze this is a problem and rarely is it just left or just right. there are no movements, no left, it is all about the right. in france, it is 3 or 4 types of anti-semitism. a level of violence among a small number, but just two weeks ago, three weeks ago, security forces broke up a ring, it can change. being brutally honest about what is happening and where. it wasn't politicized for many years. sharon is not one of my favorite characters, but he said we have no leaders anymore. they are all politicians. you can't be a politician on anti-semitism. i am not going to accept it. you don't use it and don't tell me your against anti-semitism and only talk about it on your own side. at the president's conference meeting, call it wherever it is. sometimes you don't use the word anti-semitism. you don't have to use it every time.

republican party is one that conforms with its voters' preferences, for limits on trade and immigration, and even greater hostility toward big technology companies. in britain, there's confusion on the other side of the aisle, as well. the labor party has moved leftward and still contains elements that are skeptical about the european union. over time, labor will probably move more robustly in a pro-europe direction and with the liberal democrats, try to create a new open governing majority. in the democrats, americans have to resolve similar differences, mostly around trade, an issue on which many democrats are actually as protectionist as donald trump. but what is happening now in britain is a telltale sign. one of the world's most enduring political parties is cracking. it's yet another reminder that we are living in an age of political revolutions. for more, go to cnn.com/fareed and read my "washington post" column this week. and let's get started. >>> british politics, george osbourne was the chancellor of the exchequer. he's now the editor of the daily standard. david miliband was britain's foreign secretary. he's now the president and the ceo of the international rescue community. and zanny minton bedaow is the editor of the