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with the soviet background would automatically think about celts elision it's in with think about sato of and the in the eighty's when there statues were actually normalized they came back and they started criticizing their liberators you know because this is a perpetual mission they would say what is in your own words a dissident and the mission of a dissident i think of the. individuals judgment always relate to human rights and human conditions and. to reflect seem very different political conditions and be alone the individual oh yes in what sense like alone a little fighter. alone won't fight or even terms of intellectual judgment you know you know who you are not easy to. update itself who. rather judgment but who really come out for your experience. so basically always make it super uncomfortable for the system that is whatever at this time it is that your existing right now and you know i think. if i can i want to make them uncomfortable. no. questioning the power the system that will power to see if there are to print you for the be. there for the people so i've been here for

sato whose bloc has a large as seats in the parliament wanted. to resign what does this say about the influence of these outside powers and do you agree with to a certain extent that it has to be these powers that intervene in a way to solve this crisis. so there's a bit of a contradiction between what the people are demanding and those that are looking to preserve the system and preserve the government so iran stepped in and there seems to be a coalition of forces that want to keep this system and to keep the prime minister in place that includes the paramilitary forces but of course that also includes the kurdish parties like the k d p as well as sunni parties so what you really have is that kind of post 2003 order which has been this order of agreement between kurdish and some sunni groups continuing to maintain the system now on the outside of the you have as you mentioned someone like the southern and others smaller opposition groups that are trying to challenge it but they face an uphill battle because at the moment he may have won the elec

parliament they will be making their choice on who the next prime minister will be because prime minister sato how do you resigned a few days ago what we understand from sources close to the president is that he wants to find some sort of a deal to make or facilitate just process before actually starting it because the divide among politicians is the we all know what the street wants they want an overhaul of the whole political system not just the prime minister should resign they want the president to resign they want the parliament to resign they want new elections really improbable demands that even people in the streets will tell you this is hard for us to achieve so right now what the political elite this trying to do is reach some sort of a compromise the whereby maybe there will be a new government and some new faces technocrats with some politicians allied to political parties it's still not clear we're still waiting for the president to set that date so that the process can actually begin to form a new government in this country ok zain i heard that thank you. now thousands of people

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sato whose block has a notch as seats in the parliament wanted. to resign what does this say about the influence of these outside powers and do you agree with to a certain extent that it has to be these powers that intervene in a way to solve this crisis so there's a bit of a contradiction between what the people are demanding and those that are looking to preserve the system and preserve the government so iran stepped in and there seems to be a coalition of forces that want to keep this system and to keep the prime minister in place that includes the paramilitary.

well more uncertainty this country is in political and economic turmoil like you mentioned sato heidi who resigned a month ago he submitted his resignation he said he was he did he did the call from the protesters in the street they were demanding for a new independent government so one that is not affiliated with any political party in order to carry out much needed reforms so he submitted his resignation the president told him and asked them to stay on as a caretaker prime minister and they have been negotiating with him the ruling alliance on the shape of the next government they know they have to deal with harvey for a number of reasons like you mentioned he's a popular leader but more importantly he is seen as the leader of the sunday community this is a country divided by sects and if a certain sector community feels that they have been left out of power then that will not you know it will not bode well for stability in the country and it's not just that he has strong cards and he has been playing those cards he has the backing of the international community and he has internati

countries you go on through wednesday and those showers perhaps popping up a little into that he said sato vietnam for the middle of the way the usual rash of showers maymont across southeast asia and the great surprises here showers sneaking a little further south was it just because see some showers too over the next day or so but the main focus is going to be around borneo malaysia sinks and a lot of the showers some showers there through pushing up into southern parts of the like potentially and there's just some showers that 2 to central parts of taiwan bangkok could see some wet weather wet weather remains in the full consequences southern parts of india into west flank a further north it's generate driving a little bit of cloud just maybe across the northern plains of india but there was some rain hit playing out the air in new delhi but here is stay strong and smokey in the coming days. the weather sponsored by countdown and. russia has jeopardized the united states security interests. we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside looking. into th

in power for 30 years has not lost momentum public pressure has reshuffled power the prime minister sato had d.d. resigned last week but he could return to office as part of a deal politicians seem to be putting together and what they seem to be discussing are shares and divisions in the old practice and perhaps maybe just maybe thinking about do we give this so-called civil society 2 or 3 state seats to come down the street but the problem is what you hear here when you talk to people is we want a coherent independent competent government the major reform these people want is proving difficult to achieve and no one knows how long the political standoff will last it's a dangerous stalemate on the economy on the brink of collapse much needed economic forum's reforms need to be enacted but you can't do that without a government and it's not just that if the ruling coalition those in power decide to clamp down on this movement it will be very difficult because using excessive force would definitely be condemned by the international community who's really their eyes have been on lebanon on w

squads and station 5 and station 7 for assisting as assistant deputy chief division of training, joel sato. this was the first year, batallion chief crispin. he was our air commander, and he did a phenomenal job. i was to commend him. he did a wonderful job, so thank you, dean. our maritime operations, just some of the things that -- else we had. escorted the parade of ships, emergency diver stand by, water rescue, event perimeter, and sea burn monitoring. we also had a chance to do 25 soldiers do a ride along with our e.m.s., and that proved successful, and everybody really enjoyed that. also, the drone update for the questions, so we sent out a general order on november 1 for our unmanned aircraft system. we're calling it the u.a.s. program. the 8 eigth was the deadline t sign up. we're working on this internally, and we want to get everybody certified and get licenses, and the program that we're working on is an f.a.a. certification pretest school. it's two days of class, 16 hours plus homework. after that, a member will take a test in the palo alto-hayward airport. we will be practicin

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countries you go on through wednesday and those showers perhaps popping up a little into that he said sato vietnam for the middle of the way the usual russia showers maybe cross southeast asia and the great surprises here showers sneaking a little further south was a job because see some showers too over the next day or so but the main focus is going to be around born again malaysia sinks and a lot of the showers some showers there through pushing up into southern parts of the like peninsula and there just some showers that 2 to central parts of thailand bangkok could see some wet weather wet weather remains in the full consequence southern parts of india into west flank a further north it's generate driving a little bit of cloud just maybe across the northern plains of india but there was some rain hits playing out the in new delhi but here is stay strong and smokey in the coming days. the weather sponsored by countdown anyways. mass protests. we follow journalists on the front of. the hong kong sanctum friction the truth. in the united states i learned that the 1st amendment is really be

in power for 30 years has not lost momentum public pressure has reshuffled power the prime minister sato had d.d. resigned last week but he could return to office as part of a deal politicians seem to be putting together and what they seem to be discussing are shares and divisions in the old practice and perhaps maybe just maybe thinking about do we give this so-called civil society 2 or 3 stupid seats to come down the street but the problem is what you hear here when you talk to people is we want a coherent independent competent government the major reform these people want is proving difficult to achieve and no one knows how long the political standoff will last it's a dangerous stalemate on the economy on the brink of collapse much needed economic forum's reforms need to be enacted but you can't do that without a government and it's not just that if the ruling coalition those in power decide to clamp down on this movement it will be very difficult because using excessive force would definitely be condemned by the international community who's really their eyes have been on lebanon on