uh, let's just say that even with the personal richard moore mentioned, he worked as an ambassador, byin parallel with me , when i was ambassador, that turkey will receive some financial assistance from the uk in case there is no such personal connection. there is always a coincidence of interests there and it is clear that britain has very serious levers of influence there, including on the current government, but there is still a split, and by and large, if he still gives his votes, yelling the road, what i'll be honest, i don't believe it. eh, then it turns out a little different alignment. then it turns out that turkey is being brought to the revolution of the color revolution for the first time, and the object of this kind of influence is the state on a and the state is an ally, in fact the western of the world, if serious upheavals occur there, this will be a barometer of hysteria and fright of the countries of the collective west, which, from my point of view, is determined by this degree by the fact that they lose. uh, armed confrontation with russia in ukraine, and then this w

mixed with richard moore. come on, here's a young, daring , ambitious one. say in the paradigm that in this ethnic russian a russian surname, that is it will always be possible in the west to tell what , well, how can it be russophobia in a country where the president is atlantic e of russian origin, therefore, here it is always not bad. here in this rush now, as they say in ukraine there is no nazism anti-semitism, because the president is a jew. but the inquisitions never had anti-semitism. well, because there were families too. uh-huh, from the same logic , the inquisition. what were you? is it, well , people, when they carry it, they at least turn on their heads at all. sometimes this is very dominant narrative prevails. west long ago ceased critical thought. yes, that’s why i would take a closer look at budanov ’s speeches that he really can go far in the format of this ukraine there maly, that is, budanov obviously despises zelensky budanov obviously competes with him, he is younger than zelensky, unlike zelensky, he did not run away from military serv

sorry for such a pun, but richard moore. in general , quite close to him people. against uh, his friend speaking out or what are you doing? i doubt i strong cooperated. he's a good head of intelligence uh hmm and a very loyal person as well erdogan very much. well, look. here is the parliament, they won, respectively, the layman. well, such a thinking layman, and the turkish layman really needs to be said, an advanced political one, even what a merchant he is in the market. here. sorry for the gestures, they will scratch their heads and think, well, okay. it doesn't matter, it means that he is an erdogan in parliament. if he loses, he will remain in parliament and will sabotage everything that the president does, cutting the road. well, conditionally, i’m now saying that we need it for all the problems that the country is objectively raking. it is clear that the opposition accuses the erdogans of what he is guilty of, what he is guilty of, and so on. it's understandable that they point to his mistakes. maybe they were. i am not my competence in finance and economi

richard trench august, the food and agriculture organization director in afghanistan, he told james moore about the potentially devastating impact to the low cost. so many different types of lucas with american, which is not familiar, okay, is regarded as the economic, the most impactful problem. pest there is why firstly the races appetite is more than a 150 different types of plants. 50 different food crops which grow here. plus it produces a little this amounts of extra one year to the next. that can multiply by 100 times . yes, the broken lucas is really, really bad use here. it's too early to tell the exact impact the next 234 weeks. we get a very clear picture. but without that, it's going to be devastating fuzzy for the to $3000000.00 farm is in the i've got a sounds breadbasket provinces who risk losing everything. but also these areas. i said that the bread basket, these provinces, produce that surfaces of foods as a whole country is being fed by these provinces. so the impact would be both local, 1st and foremost on the farm is the men, the women, the children who depend upon ag

will be moored in dorset, despite strong protests there, including from the conservative—run council. it will be ready for use the summer and operationalfor 18 months. joining me now is richardor south dorset. what was your reaction to seeing that come into the south coast earlier? , ., ., earlier? first of all good afternoon. _ earlier? first of all good afternoon. secondly, . earlier? first of all good afternoon. secondly, i. earlier? first of all good - afternoon. secondly, ithink many earlier? first of all good _ afternoon. secondly, i think many of us rather dread this because we have campaigned very strongly against it. there are lots of good reasons why i don't think it will work. i think there will be concerns within the court and outside the port that have not been thought through. like what? what are some _ not been thought through. like what? what are some of _ not been thought through. like what? what are some of the _ not been thought through. like what? what are some of the concerns? - not been thought through. like what? what are some of the concerns? in i what are some of the concerns? in the port, for example, the fact that they will be on a barge, we had a

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