love must be practiced in all three forms to be revolutionary and revolutionary love can only be practiced in community and so this is my invitation to you all the revolutionary love project has built a powerful form of formidable community in the last few years a coalition of artists and activists educators and faith leaders committed to showing up in our lives and our movement in twenty twenty and beyond with revolutionary love we are creating dialogues. hundreds across america we are hosting convenience we're building tools and curricula and a book that will come out next year we are mobilizing the vote i ask you to join us are you in. so i ask you to go to get your phones. to get your phone's going to revolutionary love dot net. sign the declaration be with us stay with us as we build together. for here is the truth. here is the truth. the labor for justice last a lifetime. there is no end to the labor that's what i've learned. but hey i've learned that if we labor in love love for others love for opponents i love for ourselves. and we will last. i want to let slip his last. for some d

c. revolutionary god commanded, and those involved in human rights abuses. and finally, the west can take effective measure against the revolutionary guard by listing it as a terrorist organization. the i r g c is no different to the likes of isis or al qaeda . it operates in no different way. for example, it uses indoctrination to radicalize all of its recruits in a hotline. it's list ideology, which by the way, refers to radians that are gainst the regime as enemies and the enemies of god, and called for them to be tortured before that death. the g. c is also involved in terrorist operations globally has been for the past 43. yes. it should be described as a terrorist organization. that's a really important policy. labor west can take. all right, we'll have to leave it there for now, cause we are be at the 20 is to london. thank you very much. thank you very much. all right, and so shifting gears a little bit over in japan, researchers in the center of the country are driving to new depths for a better tasting brew. they teamed up with a local brewery to a

that fear has run again, that runs back to the revolutionary generation. it's fear of a standing army, fear of an overreaching government, fear that the government is going to infringe your rights or your somehow infringe on your personal autonomy and that has run that deeply in the society and of course it was a major issue in the revolutionary generation is why it ultimately leads to the second amendment and continues to be an issue, has continued to be an issuesince then . >> one of the big things you talk about your book is the second amendment, freedom of speech. where is the line? what is freedom of speech and when is it you're inciting a rumor or a bad conspiracy theory? >> during the trial the lawyers for the sandy hook families had a great phrase that i think should beput on a t-shirt actually . it said speech is free but lies you pay for. so when you're spreading lies that harm vulnerable peopleor any people , and are patently false and have been debunked countless times, there is a penalty for that in our laws. free speech does not protect that

love must be practiced in all three forms to be revolutionary and revolutionary love can only be practiced in community and so this is my invitation to you all the revolutionary love project has built a powerful form of formidable community in the last few years a coalition of artists and activists educators and faith leaders committed to showing up in our lives and our movement in twenty twenty and beyond with revolutionary love we are creating dialogues. hundreds across america we are hosting convenience we're building tools and curricula and a book that will come out next year we are mobilizing the vote i ask you to join us are you in. so i ask you to go to get your phones. to get your phone's going to revolutionary love dot net. sign the declaration be with us stay with us as we build together. for here is the truth. here is the truth. the labor for justice last a lifetime. there is no end to the labor that's what i've learned. but hey i've learned that if we labor in love love for others love for opponents i love for ourselves. and we will last. i want to let slip his last. for some d

what happened in the revolutionary generation was that two new bodies appear.mittees of safety and correspondence. they have an agenda in their behavior and they communicate in certain ways and a lot of people were left out of that or they have an incomplete sense of what's going on. they are left to sort things out themselves. that's not that different from people trying to sort through which website is valid and which is being produced by someone who doesn't know anything about the situation. >> one thing i didn't know, some of the families of sandy hook they triggered a domino effect of how social media work regulating the information being put out there. >> when we speak about the dramatic uptake in social media, in the book i talked to woman named lori whose daughter was injured in the virginia tech shooting. i asked her, in the aftermath of that lori became active in the gun-control movement. she was out there a lot. she was demonstrating, speaking before legislatures, pushing for new gun legislation. she is very alleged -- visible. i asked her did anyone

that went on with the revolutionary generation as well. one of the big fears in the revolutionary generation is the fear that protestantism is somehow being undermined by hidden catholics in the upper end of the british government including the king himself ultimately but it takes all even though it is completely false. there was no catholic conspiracy and the british ministry but they believed there was the catholics were trying to seize control of the british empire. >> they can amplify things. lack of information really allowed things to percolate. >> in many respects what happens is there's lack of control of information and what had happened in the revolutionary generation is two new institutions appear, committees of safety and committees of correspondence and so they have a kind of agenda in their behavior and they communicate in certain ways. a lot of people are left out of that or they have a sort of incomplete sense of what is going on so we sort things out, which website is valid and which one is introduced by someone who doesn'

it went on with the revolutionary generation is well-paid one of the big fears and the revolutionary generatioa is that fear of protestantism is somehow being in their mind by hidden catholics in the upper end of the british government. including the king himself but it takes hold even though it's completely false that belief. there was no catholic conspiracy in the british ministry that they believe there was in the catholics were trying to seize control of the british empire.mp >> nowadays social media can really amplify this and with that said maybe a lack of information about things to? >> in many respects what happens is there a of control of information and what happened in the revolutionary generation is too new institutions appear committees of safety and committees of correspondence. they have a kind of agenda and their behavior and they communicate inin certain ways ad a lot of people are either leftt out or they have an incomplete sense of what going on so they are left to sort things out themselves. of course it's not that different from people trying to sort through whic

and those tied to the revolutionary guards are controlling the economy. not only that, their sons, that due to their families, are living lavish lifestyles in western capital like london parish, new york. and so it's an oligarchy, exist in the r, there is the so well as we call them in policy, the noble but one of the regime relates. they will have a lifestyle as well the right in the west while the are the people that live on the diary cannot make conditions. not only that they have a hard line is limited order imposed on that. and i think that i mean the staff, the 22 year old iranian girl who was murdered by the so called morality police of the regime. her murder really gets exposure to what life is really like in the islamic public. this been happening for 43 years. so it's not about sanctions. it's not about us. withdrew from the j. c. p. o, a. it's about living and i don't story terry dictatorship. that is correct to it's cool. but to the same extent, i mean that regime has created an economy that only works for the elite, as you have said, to what

what's went back to what elizabeth said just the revolutionary people need to come to an understanding how to extort that seems rational to me from what does not? that is where we are. in my earlier comment, it takes time. these social meetings are new. you're talking from 2012 at one time but not that long given the nature and the wayd they have insinuated themselves. how many people in the audience of set in bed looking at social media, looking at tweets, looking at facebook. they've insinuated themselves one of our existence. if you look back similar much less dramatic but do go forward they do find a path forward of creating a more quality in order in theirie society. (it's also an issue of ar education. understand people not going to fake shooting ase small child virtually anyone could want that. it is a question of education and looking at the society i think. oxo got lot of people lined up for questions for this or this gentleman right here for a you both for coming out. i have a question about role to what extent is made in emceeing amount of money on his website selling meal p

that went on with the revolutionary generation as well. one of the big fears was the fear that protestantism is somehow being undermined by hidden catholics in the upper end of the british government including the king himself. it takes hold even though it is completely false. the belief that there was no catholic conspiracy, but they believed there was that the catholics were trying to seize control of the british empire. >> nowadays, social media amplifies things. back then, maybe the lack of information allow things to percolate? >> in many respects happens is a lack of control of information. what happened in the revolutionary generation was that two new bodies appear. committees of safety and correspondence. they have an agenda in their behavior and they communicate in certain ways and a lot of people were left out of that or they have an incomplete sense of what's going on. they are left to sort things out themselves. that's not that different from people trying to sort through which website is valid and which is being produced by so

everybody knows that, that the revolutionary god controls all these companies. so, and demonstrates complaint about the state of the economy. are they also calling for? and so the involvement of a i r g c for the time being most of the protests are political. they have to deal with the personal freedoms are iranian well, and particularly the young ladies and teenagers who go to the states. but i do believe that there is an underline protest which has to do with the general corruption. one of the costs obviously got involved in the economy is that the private sector cannot compete with them. it is impossible to write economic business, you know, on the dark getting a share of profit to their ownership. and that is something that you are business classes for the time being here. see middle class progress. you're seeing young ladies put this thing. but before i may want to see business class courtesy again, right. and you can't really talk about iran's economy without considering the effect of sanctions. the u. s. reinstated it sanctions and back in 2018. they've b

so what kind of cuba did she play if i saw that the revolutionary is not good with me, and i moved himway from me and, on the contrary, brought the foreigner closer. if i saw that he wished me well, that's exactly how it was, isn't it true not to wait for the reaction of others, but to act as it was felt at the moment when well, all this happened. what was the most difficult russian word to pronounce? i love the hardest part. where to place flour rain? top bags in two weeks for ten bugs i went. conversation i chose the words there. something like passed, if god grant opportunity. place the flour from the ambulance product somewhere in the refrigerator, as i said, it was understood that the hardest thing was to go to bed. we lived in tents. humidity 100%. and dries with his body, well, i was young, it's even easier for me, but the battery commanders, they were already participants in the great patriotic war. they have wounds. they took it very hard . that is to say, they had to rest, could not return anything in those days. not because something terrible or what? well, it's not, but wha

this happened in the revolutionary generation as well. the american revolution doesn't fully stabilize until the second party system emerges in the 1820's which is when you have an explosion in print culture. it is a test to see how we can have a stable society with this much information moving this quickly and people struggling to make sense of that information. >> what's scary is it bills like history repeats itself. the parallels with what happened in your book to the governor of michigan. >> it's a strong parallel and that you have a group of people who feel like their governor is a threat and involved -- against their traditional religion and practices. ultimately, they move into a position where they think you're going to kill the governor and the governing elite. same thing with the governor of michigan in the sense that you have a group. the parallel is that the people who were hostile or wanted to kidnap governor of michigan and the people who had the assassination plot in 1777, they were extreme manifestations of broader belief

batista fled from cuba, and a revolutionary government came to power.he new government began to nationalize, including american property. this turned fidel castro into an enemy of the united states, and therefore into a friend of the ussr, proclaiming the socialist nature of its revolution and successfully repulsing the american invasion with the help of soviet weapons in the sixty-first year in the bay of pigs in the sixty-second, fidel was preparing for a new aggression from the united states. the ussr that year decided to deploy nuclear weapons in cuba to begin with. and again , the hotel started to cuba, which, as we remember, was built with the money of the chicago mafia but where in the forties russian speech was already heard in october of the sixty-second. it resounds here again and is standing in these trenches for the defense of america, which is only 90 miles over there. ships with soviet missiles and guards from motorized riflemen from anti-aircraft gunners were in the ports of havana mariel casilda, and so on from there the soviet columns w

also on the program, the state within the state, we look at how it runs and leads revolutionary. god controls the country's economy and decides who succeeds and who fails. britain's former prime minister barak johnson pulls out of the race to replace the current prime minister segment to take part in the contest would not be the right thing to do. i need sport. we bring you highlights of weekends, football action, a shock result in the german disease or bottom of the table, both from the lead leaders, william bell in that more coming up later in the pool. ah, i'm fil gale. welcome to the program. ukraine and it's west and allies have been hit back at rush and the claims at cave is planning to death, major radioactive bomb on its own territory, russian defense minister. so guy show go, i was told to counterparts in britain, france, and turkey at moscow is concerned. the situation in ukraine is deteriorating rapidly . you cranes, president lansky his war, but russia's manufacturing a pretext to escalate the conflict. college or university, when the rational minister of defense sets

namely, the fact that the world is in a revolutionary moment is experiencing precisely revolutionarye are witnessing the beginning of the world revolution in the vanguard, which is russia , listen to what vladimir putin said about this, the collapse of the soviet union also destroyed the balance of geopolitical forces. the west felt like a winner and proclaimed a unipolar world order in which only its will, its culture, its interests had the right to exist. now this historical period of undivided domination. west in world affairs. the unipolar world is coming to an end. we are at a historical frontier. ahead, probably the most dangerous unpredictable and at the same time important decade since the times. e the end of world war ii. the west is not able to single-handedly manage humanity, but it is desperately trying to do it, and most of the peoples of the world no longer want to measure it. this is the main contradiction of the new era, in the words of a classic , the situation, to a certain extent, the revolutionary top cannot, and not for they do not want to live like this. this is

the revolutionaries did not lay down their owns. the country was divided to 3 big cities that spurred the revolution vital power and control of the oil fields. the western cities of tripoli and miss bratia were on the one side facing the eastern city of been gauzy on the other to sound the duffy of phil about the sh shuttle into the split began in 2014. during the 1st election, tripoli and miss rata were the western command centers bubble gauzy and in the east been gauzy, and some of the populations gradually took sightseeing, new bombs, and it wasn't long before the guns started going on the hook to see the horn and silicon islamic extremist in seized the opportunity to infiltrate the vulnerable country. a bomb general, though they so terror among the population of done what? well, he got to do it. they took away the revolutionaries weapons of you have gone home with a full of good look at the moment that the people that do, oh, well, can look and look and most of them. okay. hello. the gomez lowered book tremendously a sole issue

it’s how serious is this morning from the revolutionary guard?— revolutionary guard?he first time _ revolutionary guard? it's serious, the first time they _ revolutionary guard? it's serious, the first time they have _ revolutionary guard? it's serious, the first time they have issued - the first time they have issued such a strongly worded warning to protesters, but on the other hand, we don't see any sign that the protesters are being scared or backing off, it doesn't show anything like that. we see throughout the country, from schools, school children to university students and people on the streets, they are fighting back and protesting day after day. just before coming here, i saw iranian security forces shooting at mourners who were taking part at a funeral of a 19—year—old, i managed to confirm his death two nights ago, he was a really bright, handsome young 19—year—old chest. hejust really bright, handsome young 19—year—old chest. he just left really bright, handsome young 19—year—old chest. hejust left his work, the restaurant he was working in, and he was be

it went on with a revolutionary generation as well. the fear that protestantism is somehow being undermined by the upper end there is no catholic conspiracy that they believed there was to seize control of thero british empire. it allowed things to percolate. >> there is a lack of kind of control of information. whatas happened is the institutions appear and they have a kind of agenda and communicatend in certain ways. a lot of people are left out of that or they have an incomplete sense of what's going on so they are left to sort things out themselves. it's not that different from people trying to sort through which website is valid and who doesn't know anything about the situation and has an ax to grind. >> one thing i did actually because of some of the families they kind of started the domino effect of how the social media were regulating what information was put out there. >> when we speak about the dramatic uptake in social media, in thed book i talked to a womn whose daughter was injured in the i virginia tech shooting in 2007,

but after the full of good duffy, the revolutionaries did not lay down their owns. the country was divided. the 3 big cities that spurred the revolution, vied full power and control of the oil fields. the western cities of tripoli and miss bratia were on the one side facing the eastern city of been gauzy on the other to sound the duffy, a funeral about bush, subtle into how the split began in 2014. during the 1st election, tripoli and miss rata were the western command centers on kazi and in the east, been gauzy and some of the population gradually took sides nibbler. and it wasn't long before the guns started going on. the hood to see the horn and silicon islamic extremists soon seized the opportunity to infiltrate the vulnerable country . levels will tell me, i oh, i'm general. they so tara, among the population of to get done. what? oh, you got. that's good. that's good. i with they took away the revolutionaries weapons. oh, good. going with a full of good movie moves. i think your mobile that the oh can look in with, you know, the last low of good man is lupe a

i'm one of the contributors with emerging revolutionary war. i'm also the author of the book victory death the battles of trenton and princeton and encourage everybody here and who's watching online to check out our web page, emerging revolutionary war. org. and be sure to follow us on social media. we are your home for the 250th anniversary of the revolutionary war, so i hope you can follow all the great things we're doing and. we're very proud to be here this weekend to be doing this symposium with the city of alexandria, the city of alexandria. and there's no or appropriate place to to talk about the history of the revolutionary. then george washington's hometown here in alexandria. but i'm here to introduce our next speaker and one of our fellow emerging revolutionary war historians. his name is eric sterner. eric is a writer focusing on american history, particularly the revolutionary war and the civil war. he writes frequently for the journal of the american revolution as well as blogs regularly, regularly, emerging revolutionary war. in

and the state within a state, we looked at how a ra elite revolutionary guard controls the economy and decides who succeeds and who fails, plus a shop result in the german going to sleep. thought of the tables book and beef league leaders when young berlin, that in more coming up in sports. ah . i'm sorry, kelly. welcome to the program. ukrainian. it's western allies have head back at a russian claim that keith is planning to detonate a radioactive bomb on its own territory. president volota mears, the lensky fears moscow could be used the allegation as a pretext to escalate the conflict. earlier. russia's defense minister, sir gay, chicago called britain, france, and turkey to tell them of the kremlin concerns that the situation on the ground was rapidly deteriorating. and i spoke earlier with dw corresponded funny for char and keith. and i asked her how ukrainians are responding to the radioactive bomb allegations. if you listen to mr. clever the, for a minister here from the very official ukrainian perspective, they call it quote, observe, these accusations made by russia. they are,

and to stay within a state, we look at how a ron's elite revolutionary guard controls the economy and decides who succeed and who fails. plus a shock result in the german bunder sleeva, bottom of the table bolcom the league leaders known for land that and more coming up in sports. ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. ukraine and it's western allies have head back at russian claims. that tube is planning to detonate a brady wacked of bomb on its own territory, president below to manage the landscape ears. moscow could be using the allegation as a pretext to escalate the conflict. earlier brushes defense minister sergey show who called britain, france and turkey to tell them of the kremlin concerns that the situation on the ground was rapidly deteriorating. and we are joined now by puzzle pud vega, he is a senior researcher of weapons of mass destruction at the united nations. thank you so much for joining us. how high is your concern that such a weapon like this could be used in this conflict? well, i, frankly, i don't think that this is very, very plausible because of the what

the household energy supplier octopus energy has their head around's revolutionary guard says he is ending the riots as lasting a protest. using the king has been crowned in south africa, the first such ceremony since apartheid. at least 146 people hadn't killed on the couch in the south korean capital seoul among more than 100 people are been injured, up to 100,000 people had been celebrating on a popular nightspot, many of those out during the evening when young partygoers, it appears they buy crushed as large crowds pushed forward down a narrow street. it is feared the number of dead could rise significantly. earlier in the programme my colleague spoke to an eyewitness, a freelance journalist, let's hear what he had to say. it's a night out for a lot of people including myself. i was in the area. when i arrived towards 7pm it was very clear that there was just so many people here, probably the most i've ever seen in itaewon. and the crowds were just gathering more and more. towards10pm, 10:30pm, it was clear that there were far too many people and something was unravelling at that momen

the union state is using the smuggling network of the revolutionary god. for example, one in the black market, and one of the vice president of iran even said that as much as 30 percent of the money from selling the boy on the black market under the san wallace into the pockets of that of so it seems that the guy is trying to take advantage of that and he's also reaching and so i was going to clear and very interesting. thank you so much for joining us to alpha from the ira. go states institution, washington, d. c, and football, o'neill, and berlin. bring the story of the season so far in germany is bones is legal. league leaders were heavy favorites as they travel to bottom side. bolcom who had only one when all season. but the host had a surprise in store for the billing this when you and berlin are unaccustomed to being such heavy favorites, they needed to prove they could handle the expectation created by their stellar start to the season under earth's fisher. certainly nobody gave borkam a prayer, but their faithful were boyd by their last home outing

it explores the revolutionary the history of, the revolutionary period and the impact on diverse communities. the deep south and along the gulf coast, and really talks a lot about. the very diverse indigenous communities, but also the caribbean space in france and how it all interrelated. and it's just a fascinating book that really someone who grew up in philadelphia and has lived in virginia really broadened my perspective on that period. and different geographic but also communities that were impacted as well. yes that's correct thank you. so if you want to learn more about the cabinet, george washington, that book is available downstairs and online. buy it for this topic. john adams and john quincy adams were able to do what they did because there was a i'm not allowed to say this word bad beep woman at home abigail adams made all of this possible. she ran farm. she kept things financially literate. she was the one that was funneling diplomatic secrets between the two of them. and when john adams president. so she made all of it and she was john adams number one advisor. so there is a ph

i'm one of the contributors with emerging revolutionary war. i'm also the author of the book victory death the battles of trenton and princeton and encourage everybody here and who's watching online to check out our web page, emerging revolutionary war. org. and be sure to follow us on social media. we are your home for the 250th anniversary of the revolutionary war, so i hope you can follow all the great things we're doing and. we're very proud to be here this weekend to be doing this symposium with the city of alexandria, the

a former royal palace in paris now repurpose by french revolutionary for political prisoners. there, by candlelight, tom paine passed the time scrawling out a sequel to the first part of the age of reason. and he rode quickly. as, one by one, guards lead his fellow dissenting inmates to their executions.. part two of the age of reason was still unfinished when the american ambassador in paris, james monroe, finally secured tom paine's release after ten long, terrifying months behind bars. i paine had grown weak and ill and prison, ravaged by typhus and fevers and a festering wound in his belly that would not heal. so, paine finished the age of reason part two in the u.s. ambassador's official residence. publishing it, part two, in october of 1795. though it shared many of the same big ideas, it is not a patch on part one. listen to this historian craig nelson describe it and it's unfortunate effect on our thinking on paine and his legacy. part two of the age of reason, craig nelson says, is a snide, sneering and obsessive rant. with none of the first age of reasons lyrical-ifi

i mean, they took away the revolutionaries weapons. oh, good. going with the flow of good looking lumens. i think you know that the oh, can look and look in with hello the come on. lowered book. good man, is lupe a solution to solution in the midst of this chaos, one man decided to take matters into his own hands. i am jason robin libby. miss miller, his name khalifa, half tar metal. he declared he would take over the country in order to unify it. he appointed himself leader of the libyan army. the hello causation, opening libby, the libyan national army has been mobilized with up on saving the country as its duty. hm. we don't want to seize power or govern, amen. while little we want to restore peace and conduct free democratic elections, a link to talk about the way to be a don't at all. so yeah. hill vas this mysterious figure and how could a man without financial resources, all political support, mobilized an army to back him. mm. you got to the body catholic with the city of all state representatives. police officers and soldiers are to rep

and a warning for demonstrators in iran, the head of the revolutionary god says south that i was the last day of anti government context. ah, software as president you and so p o has declared national morning a day after the death of at least a 151 people in a crowd crush. the victims were mostly people in that twenty's and we're celebrating halloween in the capital. sol, president june visited the scene, saying his administration come up with measures to prevent such accidents from ever happening again. rob mcbride, it was a night of revelry that quickly turned into a tragedy. desperate scenes as 1st responders and other party go as attempting to resuscitate victims pulled from the crush. packed with crowds, people converged on this one alley way with deadly consequences. so you guys are still on there, we came here around 10 pm and it was like a scene from a movie like things happening during the war. it was completely out of control. oh, some of the 1st rescue was at the scene, said they couldn't get the injured to hospital because of the crowds, many of whom didn't realize the tr

it would be more preferable for the revolutionary god not to be engaged in law. the suppression of the protesters at least 180 people have been rescued by him on a terran vessel in the southern mediterranean scene. last week, they were picked up in 5 different operations. the humanity, one ship, which belongs to a berlin based search and rescue group, is waiting for permission to sell to a hort. so the people can this and bach was already had its request rejected 5 times. or thousands of people seek refuge in europe every year in search of a better life. lesson al jazeera investigation has found that many are turned away at borders with some blackmailed by officials to join gangs to still others reaching the e u. the haunting explains. they are called europe's shadow army operating without an official name leader or government link. former greek officials say these mass individuals use force to try to keep refugees from entering europe through greece. verified footage off the coast of greece shows, members of the shadow army damaging boats carrying refugees and b

in a speech delivered by the head of the revolutionary guard today, there were more warnings for theday of the protests, an ominous warning because the revolutionary guard has only been involved in quelling the protests for a very limited extent, it hasn't really pushed back. so far we have had the law enforcement, anti—riot police and plainclothes paramilitary vigilantes carrying batons and shooting at the protesters. but if the revolutionary guard feels threatened enough to want to get involved, the situation could deteriorate very rapidly. there is -len deteriorate very rapidly. there is plenty more _ deteriorate very rapidly. there is plenty more on _ deteriorate very rapidly. there is plenty more on our _ deteriorate very rapidly. there is plenty more on our top - deteriorate very rapidly. there is plenty more on our top story i deteriorate very rapidly. there is i plenty more on our top story today, the tragedy that has taken place in seoul. stay with us. hello, if the sky is clear sufficiently in northern scotland, a pretty good chance of spotting the northern lights. having s

he returns to gunston hall for the balance of the revolutionary war years. he stays largely at home. as i mentioned, his two of his sons, george the fifth and william, served in the virginia militia. he does participate in other ways. as i said. he and washington are writing frequently at this time. washington's asking for supplies, asking for financial support, which mason provides. of particular interest, perhaps, to all of you in alexandria. he also self funds and creates the potomac flotilla, a small flotilla of gunboats that are designed to protect and prevent british incursion up the potomac river. but he stays, you know, largely at home. and while he gets involved in some ways, he's not as actively involved as he had been in the years immediately leading leading up to the declaration of independence. but if we jump ahead just a little bit and part of the global impact, which we'll explore a little bit more in just a few minutes, is also based on an understanding of how his ideas and how. how the values that he articulates progress. so we've started wi

iranians from across europe are calling on western governments to sanction the powerful revolutionaryh moshiri more about what these protesters are asking for. the fact it is being talked about about as one of the biggest rallies of the iranian diaspora ever goes towards the sense that these protests in this movement going on within iran is unprecedented. some of the protesters there said that, in fact, they travelled from other countries in order tojoin in, that is how you get to a figure of 100,000. that is what german police are saying, while organisers say the number was closely to 100,000, the truth is often somewhere in between. but what they are also doing is calling on specific demands of western governments. one of them is to add further sanctions to the powerful revolutionary guards, and that is because the revolutionary guards are not just a military or security force, they have a lot of sway and huge power over the iran's economy as well as its politics. the second demand is to oust iranian diplomats in embassies across the west. also, while we talk about this huge protest

but after the full of good duffy, the revolutionaries did not lay down their owns. the country was divided to 3 big cities that spurred the revolution, vied full power and control of the oil fields. the western cities of tripoli and miss bratia were on the one side facing the eastern city of been gauzy on the other . cassandra duffy, a funeral about bush, subtle into the split, began in 2014 during the 1st election. so tripoli and miss rata were the western command centers bubble rosie, and in the east bank ozzy, and some of the populations gradually took sides in bombs. and it wasn't long before the guns started going on the hook to see the horn and sit on them as lemming extremists soon seized the opportunity to infiltrate the vulnerable country . a bomb gentle dental. they so terror among the population of school done it. well, you got to do it. they took away the revolutionaries weapons. oh, good. going with the flow of good looking limit. i think a mobile that the oh, can look and look and with hello the last load. good man is lupe a solution with him. in the m

the head of iran's powerful revolutionary guards tells protesters not to come onto the streets, it's expected to reach the capital manila later today. coming up at 2.30 in we are england, we follow the night road teams working against the clock to maintain the a1. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the household energy supplier octopus energy has reached a deal to buy bulb, which was one of the largest energy companies to collapse last year because of soaring wholesale gas and electricity prices. the government has spent billions of pounds keeping the company afloat since it went into administraton. the agreement means octopus will take onboard bulb's 1.5 million customers. bulb is the biggest - green energy company... it was the biggest energy company to go bust. last november, bulb found itself in administration. it was only kept going by the government, who pumped hundreds of millions of pounds into the business, but now a deal has been struck that it is hoped will give relief notjust to customers, taxpayers but also hundreds of staff. today, octopus were confident that the t

translation: d0 revolutionary guards. tuna/mom- revolutionary guards.not come to the streets anymore. _ translation: do not come to the streets anymore. what _ translation: do not come to the streets anymore. what more - translation: do not come to the streets anymore. what more do i streets anymore. what more do you want from this nation? we will not leave you alone. no, we will take revenge. but many ianored we will take revenge. but many ignored his _ we will take revenge. but many ignored his threats. _ we will take revenge. but many ignored his threats. they - we will take revenge. but many ignored his threats. they said l ignored his threats. they said we don't want the islamic republic. they chanted for freedom and they burned headscarves. abroad, people are still showing support for the protesters. the latest example is by the british band coldplay during a concert in argentina. i don't know if you seen on the news, but young women and young people are fighting for their freedom, for the right to be themselves stop they brought onstage an irania

ah, ah, ah, this is debbie news live from berlin, canada willed bar leaders of iran, revolutionary guard prime minister, just ensure dose as the measure will raise pressure on to iran over the death of my meaning. also on the program, europe, leaders call on russia to stop making threats to use nuclear weapons. they wrapped up talks and prague by showing up fresh sanctions against moscow. and the nobel peace prize goes to 3 champions of human rights. the judges honor jailed bella ruffian activists. alice by last d alongside russia's memorial organization and ukraine's center for civil liberties . ah and william blue cross, welcome to the program. international pressure is growing on iran over the death of a young woman in police custody canada is to sanction senior officers of iran's revolutionary guard banning them from entering the country. a coroner, any rod has denied that massa mimi died from blows received while detained by police. as her family claims, i mean he died after allegedly breaking iran, strict islamic dress laws. a wave of protests has followed her death pouring blood i

weekend on d w ah, this is the to be news live from berlin. canada is to bar leaders of iran, revolutionary guard prime minister, just introduced as the measure will raise pressure on to ron over the death of a meeting. and the nobel peace prize goes 3 champions of human rights. the judges honor jail. beller. is he an activist allison by less alongside russia, memorial organization and ukraine's centered for civil liberties. so a new chapter in the musical history of liverpool, why the eurovision song contest is coming to the birthplace of the beatles. ah, i mind good craft, welcome to the program. international pressure is growing on iran over the death of a young woman in police custody canada is set to sanction senior officers of iran revolutionary guard and banned them from entering the country. a coroner in iran has denied masa. i mean, i mean, he was killed by blows. she suffered wall detained by police as her family claims. i mean, he died after allegedly breaking. he runs strict islamic dress laws. a wave of protests has followed her deaf pouring blood instead of water. at least tha

that revolutionary guard and bond them from entering the country. this comes as international press arc rose only round. oh, by its response to protests triggered by the death of a young man in police custody. a coroner in iran has denied she was killed by blows . she suffered in detention but doesn't solve protest as i've died in an and soon crackdown, and many more have been arrested. pouring blood instead of water, at least that's what it looks like after an unknown artist turned these fountains into iran ret, highlighting the bloody correct down on protests all over iran. amnesty international says it has verified that at least 52 people have been killed by security forces in recent weeks. but beliefs, the real death toll is much higher. one of the victims nika shark had i me, the 16 year old disappeared after taking part in the protests against the islamic republic. 9 days later, authorities admitted she was dead, saying she fell off a high building. a claim her mother rejects us. she has her face, cheek bones, and teeth were ruptured, which is

ah, ah, ah ah, this is d, w live from berlin, canada as to bar leaders of iran, that revolutionary guard prime minister justin trudeau says the measure will raise the pressure on terror on over the death of a meaning. also on the program, the nobel peace prize goes to 3 champions of human rights. the judges honor jail, beller, see an activist, alice alice, bill se alongside it rushes memorial organization and ukraine's center for civil liberties. and a new chapter in the musical history of liverpool. why the euro song, eurovision song contest is coming to the birthplace of the beetle? ah, i'm going to crop welcome to the program. international pressure is growing on iran over the death of a young woman in police custody canaday set to sanction senior officers of iran revolutionary guard banning them from entering the country. a coroner in iran has denied that masa armine was killed by blows, suffered while detained by the police, as her family claims many died after allegedly breaking iran, strict islamic dress laws, a wave of protest has followed her death pouring blood instead of water

ukrainians discover hundreds of bodies in the eastern town of lemon plus canada bars. leaders of iran, revolutionary guard prime minister just and trudeau says the measurable res pressure on tay ron over the death and custody of a woman arrested over her head scar and a new chapter in the musical history of liverpool. why the eurovision song contest is coming to the birthplace of the beatles? ah, a married evanston. it's good to have you with us. we begin with some breaking news . the bridge connecting crimea to russia has been hit by a large explosion on the spam that carries railway traffic. ukrainian media reported a blast early in the morning. local time russians state news media claim a fuel tank hot fire. russian president vladimir putin opened the bridge in 2018 after russia illegally annexed the ukrainian peninsula. it has to spans a rail, span and a road span. on verified social media video appears to show that a section of the road span has collapse due to the explosion. well, let's get the latest on this developing story for that rejoined find the w correspondent, mathias brinninger, who

, [000:00:00;00] ah, this is debbie news live from berlin. canada is to bar leaders of a ron's revolutionary guard. prime minister, just introduce as the measure will raise pressure on take on over the death of masa armine also on the program. no apiece prize goes to 3 champions of human rights. the judges honor jail that beller is hand activists. alice build spouse alongside russia, memorial organization, and ukraine center for civil liberties. ah, my blue cross, welcome to the program. international pressure is growing on iran over the death of a young woman in police custody canada is to sanction senior officers of iran revolutionary guard and banned them from entering the country. a coroner, any ron has denied masa armine was killed by blows. she suffered while detained by police as her family claims many died after allegedly breaking iran, strict islamic dress loss, a wave of protests as followed her death pouring blood instead of water. at least that's what it looks like after an unknown artist turn these fountains and t iran ret, highlighting the bloody correct down on protests all ov

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