and here is the modern socialist party, dear colleagues. good morning everyone. all donate their seats with the full name of the socialist party of just russian patriot refueling their own party, but different from the party in power. you you weren't afraid that you had enemies on your side when i talked about this puff thing. he laughed and said, you will be in opposition, of course i say, this is the party in power. i say, affectionately call profsoid. bureaucrats. he smiled. well, you probably need it. eh, that pike, so that the fat crucian does not doze off. this is our principled position, and we will not retreat any negotiations russia does not behave. if you are dissatisfied with this power that you represent, give a mandate, we must win. it turns out that you, being a presidential protege, went into opposition to the current government. you didn't feel like you were sitting on two chairs. well, actually i felt it very well in 2011. you know, he was removed, in fact , he was removed. before the federation inspector, at the request of the united russia part

and here is the modern socialist party, dear colleagues. good morning everyone. all climbed their seats full name. the socialist party of russia, a patriot for the truth, has its own party, but excellent from the ruling party. you were not afraid that you would make enemies when you spoke on this subject in the evening. he laughed and said, you will still be in opposition, of course i say, this is the party in power. i say, affectionately call bureaucrats about said. he smiled, but probably needed. eh, that pike, so that the fat crucian does not doze off. this is our principled position, and we will not deviate from it. no talks russia behaves. if you are dissatisfied with this power that you represent, give a mandate, we must win. it turns out that you are the presidential protege went into opposition to the current government. you didn't feel like you were sitting on two chairs. well, actually i felt it very well in 2011. you know, they removed him, in fact they removed him. hmm, the chairman of the russian federation at the request of the russian party, it was

socialist party in the united states was never on the equal with the mainstream parties of the democraticthe republican party. but it also wasn't small at its peak. and its peak came 1912. the socialist for the united states, the presidency of the united states, a working man himself, a man who worked out his training on the railroad, a man by the name of eugene victor debs received a million votes in the united states because people saw on socialist party, working people saw the socialist party the possibility not simply of making their lives more secure, but actually remaking the system so that it was more secure for working people people and a handful. and it was a handful, believe me, of working people went one step further, which is to bring back to bato vanzetti in that spiral downward. i describe to you in 1909, a year into his time, the united states, he did, in fact, become homeless for a while. he left new york city heat in new york city, to be honest with you. and he went off the new england countryside and he became what was called a tramp, which is to say he wandered the back

and here is the modern socialist party, dear colleagues. good morning everyone.he socialist party of russia is a patriot for the truth, its own party, but it is different from the ruling party. you were not afraid that you were living enemies, when you spoke on this topic , praised. what he said laughing, you will still be in opposition, of course i say, this is the party in power. i say, affectionately call the trade union of bureaucrats. he smiled, but probably needed. eh, i'm dragging, pike, so that the fat crucian does not doze off. this is our principled position, and we will not retreat from it. they don't lead to russia. are doomed to administrative responsibility if you are dissatisfied with this by the power you represent, give a mandate, we must win. it turns out that you, being a presidential protege, went into opposition to the current government. you didn't feel like you were sitting on two chairs. well , actually i felt it very well in 2011. you know, they eliminated him, in fact they removed him from the donskaya federation chairman at the request

in early 1933, the national socialist party of adolf hitler came to power in germany .gressive plans for other states very beneficial for himself. poland became the first european country to establish close diplomatic contacts with the third reich. on january 26, 1934, more and germany signed a non-aggression pact for a period of for 10 years soon after that an agreement on economic cooperation was concluded. for the third reich, the pilsudsky hitler pact was a diplomatic breakthrough. poland put an end to the attempts of the western powers to put together an effective military-political alliance against hitler on june 27, 1934, in an interview with french diplomat jean louis barthou, polish foreign minister jozef beg said. you know frank the polish union is no longer interested in poland as for russia, i do not find sufficient epithets to characterize hatred. what do we have cherish in relation to her immediately after the nazis came to power, the slogan appeared, collective security against the nazis, all the countries of europe surrounding nazi germany were ready to

socialist society? i mean, the labour party is a democratic socialist party personally socialist party and personally wouldweden, denmark , you know, estonia. denmark, you know, estonia. there's countries there's a lot of countries i would at what i wouldn't would look at what i wouldn't look to would be cuba. yeah, exactly. and i look to i look to keir starmer and you see his sort of he was quite awkward , sort of he was quite awkward, uncomfortable front of the uncomfortable in front of the camera, crucial camera, which is quite crucial as politician . and he's as a politician. and he's developed confidence and developed a confidence and i start seeing real lack of confidence in the conservatives and almost like they're ready to lose and almost like they want to lose. well it's a strange thing. i mean, i was around in 79 when we could see what was rolling down the hill at us. we knew that we absolutely knew that we were absolutely stuffed something in 2010. stuffed in something in 2010. i knew would sit knew that we would just sit there waiting the old there waiting for the old etonians come in. but we k

socialist society? i mean, the labour party is a democratic socialist party personally socialist party and personally wouldweden, denmark , you know, estonia. denmark, you know, estonia. there's countries there's a lot of countries i would at what i wouldn't would look at what i wouldn't look to would be cuba. yeah, exactly. and i look to i look to keir starmer and you see his sort of he was quite awkward , sort of he was quite awkward, uncomfortable front of the uncomfortable in front of the camera, crucial camera, which is quite crucial as politician . and he's as a politician. and he's developed confidence and developed a confidence and i start seeing real lack of confidence in the conservatives and almost like they're ready to lose and almost like they want to lose. well it's a strange thing. i mean, i was around in 79 when we could see what was rolling down the hill at us. we knew that we absolutely knew that we were absolutely stuffed something in 2010. stuffed in something in 2010. i knew would sit knew that we would just sit there waiting the old there waiting for the old etonians come in. but we k

the european parliament waived his immunity last week, or bella had been kicked out of his socialist party in parliament. there are allegations members of the european parliament lobbyists and their families had been influenced by katerina moroccan officials and talk to dw corresponding jack park about this. he gave us more details on the rest of my caribella, where we had the press release from the belgium prosecutors saying that as part of their investigations, they searched a bank safe in the city of li age. and then after that, a number of searches also happened in other places. and then after that they decided to take marked her ballot in and arrest him. he's appearing before an investigating judge who will decide whether he remains in detention. this is broadly expected. there was a leak of, from the left group within the european parliament who had seen judicial documents saying that he at the, alleging that part of the charges that were likely to be put against marked her. a bellow was that he would have taken someone to region of a 140000 euros as part of this corruption scandal t

he decided to found a new socialist party when he was talking about this subject in a slavic language you will be in opposition, of course. well, he smiled. well, you probably need it. uh, that pike, so that fat crucian does not doze off from 2011 fair russia in parliament. and the leader argues with the communists and the party in power, but today there are no disagreements on one issue. the commander of the 21st brigade seems to be all factions, including the party of sergei mironov and the faction of sergei mironov in the state duma, in almost all positions, are connected with the problems that arise with the help of which you need to call it, of course, acts as a united front. and this is very correct. sergei mironov has long taken patronage of the national guard in sofrino and helped equip the battalion, which will go to the special operation zone. i uh never betrayed my homeland. i will never betray our people. i am, uh, among the first nine people of russian citizens against whom veles was sanctioned in march 2014, and i was banned from entering, uh, into the territory of the e

eh, in this regard, our party in our faction of the socialist party with others russia has lost for thel suggestions. but first. i want to ask you from a huge number of large families to think about the next year 2024. announce the year of the large family. the fact is that this is precisely a large family. when three people became the norm, this will be what we need, because even when maternity capital. and now he is simulating the birth of the first child, and in this regard, our second proposal. well make a kind of mother progression. how much capital? uh, that is, uh, leave the same amount that revival now gives e the first child for the second already to do more somewhere around a million and a little more than a million for the third child, because it is the third child in the family, as we understand gives an increase. and another request. the fact is that, in our country , there are only 5,000, and yes 5,000 959 families, and they have eight or more children, either relatives or adopted, but now, i think that if here are less than 6,000 families throughout russia, if we allow tw

igor dodon is a member of the opposition socialist party.one of its deputies said the moldovan foreign ministry and the ministry of defense are obliged to demand security guarantees from kiev and complete information on troop movements, near the border with transdniestria, how the government will react. sandu can be assumed that just as it usually reacts to the calls of its people, that is, in no way grigory emelyanov natalya shtakov anastasia slobodyanyuk. alexey kozlov channel one. news marked lightning telephone conversation between the presidents of russia and turkey rejeta and erdogan thanked vladimir putin for helping russia after a series of earthquakes, noting the professionalism of our rescuers and doctors, the leaders also discussed further deliveries of our energy sources for the construction of a nuclear power plant sharks, and also exchanged views on ukraine in the context of fundamental assessments and complex messages from the head of the russian state . artillery support, crowding the ukrainian formations , a message arrives

and bulgaria also has intermittently gone back and forth on this because the socialist party is much more accommodating towards russia. by general. it just shows the degree of unity around this and also we should just be looking at the armstrong is just the good looking at you efforts enters and military training for your grants. because that's also significant in terms of the degree of unity that you're saying. and not just individual member states, like, or within nato, like britain, leading ad hoc training initiatives or bring other countries together received the you actually invest in this jail again before the war. the twenty's based, similar requests in 2021 are that for this kind of training and they didn't get it . so in terms of training and arms, all right, it's a lot of unity that we're seeing coming for the european union was going to you agree on that that we're seeing a unity in terms of whether yeah, go ahead. we forgot. there are 2 sides of the coin by no means i don't want to prevent the russian aggression or ukraine. but we said that each country has, of course, th

when dave analyst, a member of the socialist party, was mp in parliament before he was mp in parliamentt's the tradition would be well supported by workers in parliament if we had genuine of ordinary of health workers ambulance workers, the factory workers in parliament they'd be doing a lot more to sort. workers in parliament they'd be doing a lot more to sort . yeah, doing a lot more to sort. yeah, but, but nick, they have the same rights as anybody else to stand for election. i mean, you argue that for that, the fact that we don't have more nurses or factory workers or people in parliament their fault parliament is their fault because they're not getting elected they're bothering to elected they're not bothering to stand whereas mp. oh, stand for it. whereas mp. oh, so does not defeat argument. well, i think sadly for many people, labour no longer a party of the working class and of the trade union movement. the fact that keir starmer refuses to stand a picket line with striking workers at the moment doesn't workers at the moment doesn't workers great confidence that labouris workers

and bulgaria also has intimately gone back and forth on this because the socialist party is much more accommodating towards russia by general. it just shows the degree of unity around this and also we, we should just be looking at the armstrong is just looking at you efforts into the military training for your grants. because that's also significant in terms of the rate of unity that you're saying. not just the individual members dance like or within nato, like britain, leading ad hoc training initiatives or bring other countries together received the you actually invest in this to get before the why the britney's based. similar question. 2021 are. that's why this kind of, for any living get it so in terms of training and arms, all right, it's a lot of unity that we're seeing coming for the european union was going to agree on that, that we're seeing a unity in terms of whether we're yeah, go ahead, we forgot. see, there are 2 sides of the coin. by no means i don't want to defend the russian aggression way ukraine. but we said that each country has a cost, right? who decide if he want

socialists, this is not about germany. after all, they refuse to work with other parties.hat germany is characterized by the presence of thirty parties? to this i can only say one thing the lord is absolutely right. we are intolerant. i set myself the goal of doing 30 parties from germany when there were elections to the reichstag a in the thirty-second year , in which the hitler party won in germany, there were more than 7 million unemployed, and again there were interruptions in the supply of food problems, food problems of course, social problems came to the fore everything. this, uh, was superimposed on the squabbling between the various parties became democrats , the center parties and other bourgeois parties, and that's it. this has certainly radicalized the situation. and here are many, including primarily the hitlers. they said that it was the communists jews. it was they who stabbed germany in the back , they destroyed the second reich. therefore , it is necessary to fight with these parties and the majority of the population. really no good multi-party democracy.

about a scientific approach, then we are talking about the ideology of only one party, the nsdp, that is, the national socialistits liquidation we will dissolve it and take it away. from a scientific point of view , no one can talk about nazism as an ideology in this party, but the day after the banning of this party we can talk about neo-nazism, and we can talk about the main e-e essence of its elements, the essence of the element of nazism is the elevation of one's own nation, one's own ethnicity over others, similar to the ideology of the so-called russian dream, russians agree to the treaty measure, once again they announce that they are higher than ukrainians its development , the level of culture, the level of statehood, and so on. this is absolutely analogous to nazi ideas , so denying it in and trusting peace seems to me not very correct, are the differences indisputable, can we talk about the difference? that according to the nazi ideology, belonging to the superior aryan race, so-called, could only be based on the principle of blood , not education, but the presence, or full or at least partial, of th

socialist. this one is labour party membership socialist party sadiq khanisin membership socialist party sadiq khand be old, £30 million that could be spent tackling crime and making london's knife. crime has actually dropped by 13% in london, so he's clearly doing it's too high any of knife crime, but he's clearly there is work being done . yeah you work being done. yeah you mentioned it's just for you got family i mean i don't want to write about the stigma. yeah this is the there's an awful lot of research that shows that actually having these kind of a blanket policies really do kids across the board that would be right the stigma saying oh, i'm the kid on free school meals you know what kids can be you remember what that very cruel. no one wants to be. i'm old enough to with national health classes the classes yeah they do the laughing stock i'm still wearing. i'm pleased say. wearing. i'm pleased to say. very well. i'm too vain to hit my glasses on the television. you're gorgeous, but i want to cover any of that face. but listen, only thing that the listen, the only thing that the flip side t

socialist. this one is labour party membership socialist party sadiq khanisin membership socialist party sadiq khand be old, £30 million that could be spent tackling crime and making london's knife. crime has actually dropped by 13% in london, so he's clearly doing it's too high any of knife crime, but he's clearly there is work being done . yeah you work being done. yeah you mentioned it's just for you got family i mean i don't want to write about the stigma. yeah this is the there's an awful lot of research that shows that actually having these kind of a blanket policies really do kids across the board that would be right the stigma saying oh, i'm the kid on free school meals you know what kids can be you remember what that very cruel. no one wants to be. i'm old enough to with national health classes the classes yeah they do the laughing stock i'm still wearing. i'm pleased say. wearing. i'm pleased to say. very well. i'm too vain to hit my glasses on the television. you're gorgeous, but i want to cover any of that face. but listen, only thing that the listen, the only thing that the flip side t

about a scientific approach, then we are talking about the ideology of only one party, the nsdr, that is , the national socialistrty of germany. it is clear that after the liquidation of which we will reveal the prohibition of this party to talk about nazism from a scientific point of view as no one can destroy ideology, but the day after the banning of this party, one can talk about neo-nazism and one can talk about the main essence of its elements, the essence of the elements of nazism - this is the exaltation of one's own nation, one's own ethnos above others. similarly, the ideology of the so-called russian council of russians is according to the contractual measure, once again they announce that they are higher than ukrainians in terms of their development, level of culture, level of statehood , and so on . differences are indisputable, we can talk about differences because in the nazi ideology , belonging to the superior aryan race, so-called , could only be based on the principle of blood, not education, but the presence of either full or at least a partial arizka in the ideology of the russian world, a r

now it's the more of a revolutionary socialist party, and he is where all of the energy and activismthat radical left. look, joe biden goes where the political winds will blow him, but what we've seen over the last couple of years is that, you know, it's absolutely necessary. his original position was correct, you do need to re-examine these programs and shore them up to make sure that we don't have a total collapse of them. you know, all of these democrats really embrace these entitlement programs, and they are guaranteed to the american people but not permanently. and unless and until we have real reform, those programs won't9 be there for future generations. we've been having this conversation, according to joe biden, for decades now, and nothing has been done. elizabeth: yeah. >> and if we don't act and act soon to preserve them, they're not going to exist at all. elizabeth: you know, i feel like breaking out the dipty do and knox seem ma, that's about as long as we've been having these conversations -- [laughter] about reforming these entitlement programs. even bernie sanders ca

well, uh, of course, looking, even today at a barrel, you begin to understand why the socialist partyskey barrel, you know? that is , you can see it, no matter how you hide your habits. second, of course i'm coming from the bath. i have a red muzzle, no one has a red one, but mine is just, of course, it’s quite obvious what pisses them off the most, that they really are losing the colonial war to breakfast, and we haven’t mentioned the french yet, because we actually kicked them out of africa and with all their rabies. they are now watching pmc wagner guards. uh, so to speak, risks in different countries and, uh, it is quite obvious that in a systemic, uh, long war. here. uh, episodes or rather, the story of the ukrainian war, it begins to subside more strongly, firstly, it will not stand, and secondly. it really sucks up resources from the west. thirdly, it is impossible to pump ukraine endlessly. and most importantly, that plan b nobody knows how to get out of there. yes, but in this sense they declared a general war, but now there will be a war for you, only a general one, but only

the fsb. just like that, and by the way, at the nuremberg trials, the ss and the national socialist workers' partyf germany were considered criminal structures, but it was absolutely clear that the ss is a criminal structure, it cannot be revived in any form fsb css exactly the same a will the ak war not end? i think that as long as russian president vladimir putin is alive, the war can continue in one form or another. i do not believe in peace and putin at the same time, but i want to say something else that even if we imagine that putin is gone and russia begins to change and wants to return to of the civilized world. we cannot simply say, you know, everything is fine, just give crimea, donbas, er, sign a non-aggression agreement with us, something like that, we should demand from russia that they open the archives of the fsb, reform the service itself, it should be the demand of this civilized world. simply, if we do not destroy the federal security service of russia, russia will definitely attack us again, if we cannot attack someone else, it will be easier if we are members of nato and russia

you sound like the socialist party wanting to ruin everyone's life . shut up.ay is mick flaw in the plan that mick if i did shut up it be quite a boring hour because we'd just be sitting in silence one way for the next half an hour. what would we do then?i half an hour. what would we do then? i was asking, where are you from, by the way? and i had a great message from i'm just scrolling through from nicola. i'm sure it was nicola, i'm to say have so many say to find i have so many emails coming said that emails coming in. you said that you're us in canada. you're watching us in canada. i love it. how far away are you guys, nicola, to say that she's from harrogate originally very posh indeed, but where are you watching listening watching or listening tonight? get touch . let know your get in touch. let me know your thoughts . phil says michelle, thoughts. phil says michelle, i'm going to be singing tonight. you and your panel. no one else. i don't think you'd be up for a sing along, would you to go frog in my throat? we were singing delilah on friday because the

pro-russian forces. parliamentary elections, the three political forces of ivan shur's party, the bloc of socialists and communists, and the party have santa pass, but the pass would no longer have a majority, and the majority could be formed by pro-russian forces, the unstable situation remains in the industry there, elections for a new resident must be held in the spring because iryna vlasovnytsia, the owner of autonomy , cannot run for a third time, and since the mood of the industry is quite pro-russian, it can be assumed that the new sharpener will also be pro-russian in spirit the industry is also very difficult eh, in some places it is separatist and the autonomy flirts with moscow in every possible way and even pretended to sign a separate contract with gazproms or gas prices for the industry were unchanged , unlike the republic of moldova, as for transnistria, there too eh- it is relatively restless, in fact, the republic of moldova not so long ago passed legislation that provides for criminal punishment for manifestations of separatism, and after that transnistrian leaders, in particular,

institute of economic affairs, andy mayer we've also got leader of the sdp william preston and socialist partyer rob, thank you very much indeed. we've a sweeping range of opinions on this panel. this is brilliant and. i think you'll give a strong argument for why we shouldn't . should we start with shouldn't. should we start with you ? yeah, well, we've had you? yeah, well, we've had a printing this week. of what the alternative like. we've got edf group in france, which owns a british subsidiary which runs nuclear plants, and they've made a billion euro loss or thereabouts. and what going to happen with that is that the french will be expected to cover the failure of the french nuclear industry , the any nuclear industry, the any investment they to put into that industry in order to new plants will again to come from the taxpayer. well, it'll be competing with other priorities as defence health, education and maybe won't be the priority and they won't have investment. so there may be issues people have with companies making headline profits when times good, they seem to notice when it's bad

during the past two years of one-party far left radical socialist party, led by joe biden, inflation has skyrocketed to the highest in my lifetime. if you talk to any farmer, any manufacturer, they say the inflation they're facing is crippling -- and inflation continues to be the number one concern i here across my district in the north country. our new house majority, the people's house majority promised to deliver and support policies to ensure our economy is strong. in fact, one of the main reasons we have this republican house majority is because the american people are smart. they know that the historic inflation, the highest rate of inflation in my lifetime, is the direct result of joe biden's executive orders and trillions of dollars of reckless spending from single democrat party rule. joe biden issued more executive orders than any president in my lifetime. this reckless far-left agenda cost hardworking families more than $1 trillion in taxpayer dollars and even more in the added cost of inflation. whether it was canceling the keystone x.l. pipeline on his first day in offic

hitler had a national socialist party, it was its very name, but in fact it was a national fascist completelyk about the liberal democrats and the party, how democratic it is just more patriotic than. judging by the way zhirinovsky voted that he spoke out and his followers. so there are no complaints. you just agreed with the crane. right there it is under the skating rink of repression. send suggested you decide, please, i'm not sending under the rink of repression. i say we will according to the words. this is when we start judging liberals, but nevertheless, this is not about the courts of speech. you see, another dissonance, and last year our economy obviously showed itself better than it could obviously. she could collapse and she survived, she survived on one principle, which is rightly called liberal as well. due to entrepreneurial initiative, you understand, and this is an absolutely liberal thing, but entrepreneurship has survived due to this, among other things. you understand our economy here, so it's not the time to divide people into reds and whites. we all need now, on the contr

division kaleina fascisization further servant of the people, and why not make it the national socialist partyrty- third year in the middle of the thirty-third year, one party was legal. yes, functional-salist fascist, they have the same party, in fact, now because everything that is possible has been destroyed, and people are sitting in parties, closing down and so on. then they will say there, uh, poor austrian artist, he is confused. understood his talented komi and he rich ukrainian artist. yes, there are clear parallels here. here comes 16. that's scary. that's what we're fighting against, uh, defending our country well, that gradually passes insight comes and it's good that from the point of view. here are today's statements by lavrov. after all, they are quite significant. first, that russian diplomacy has no illusions that it is possible to negotiate with the west. these people. kozyrev had these illusions and had others. now illusions. no, because more than once they stepped on a rake. we were deceived, the second, a very important component is that russia is reviewing its obligations

mass murder of six million jewish people by the nazis, also known as the nationalist socialist german workers party. guess what? they all voted no. they all voted no. oh, my god. wow. i keep hearing this both sides stuff, trying to make false equivalences. saying the democrats opened the door to removing her. give me break. congresswoman omar never posted a video pretending to kill another member of congress. she never advocated putting a bullet in the head of the speaker of the house of representatives. she never had dinner with neo-nazi nick if a women it's and anti-semite kanye west. she never spoke at a white supremacy conference. she never said that she would have won january 6 because she was armed. no, those are things republicans have done and have said. i will ask again, why aren't those members being removed, too? please, to my friends on the other side, please spare us the absurd comparisons and lectures about anti-semitism. republicans refuse to condemn anti-semitism. republicans refused to add an amendment condemning nazis to the socialism resolution. republicans have been silent while

the front pages of the newspaper accusing the red hundreds of representatives of the socialist and communist parties of the arrested political systems of many european countries, and were designed in such a way as not to allow the coming to power in any case, and the left rings with the participation of the communist parties, so it was in italy it was so in france it was so in spain in 1975. unidentified men break into the office of the largest trade union affiliated with the communist party, they terrorist attacks of this kind shake europe throughout the second half of the twentieth century, and each time representatives of the socialist movements become victims. british intelligence showed great ingenuity and their operations included the creation of anti-communist anti-soviet liberal trade unions or infernal organizations. and this is what the well-known british history of france writes about this . the focus of this secret company was the congress for cultural freedom, which from 1950 to 1967 was headed by cia agent michael jossen, his task was to distinguish the intelligentsia of western europe

front pages of the newspaper, accusing the reds of hundreds of representatives of the socialist and communist partiesments after the second world war, they built the entire political system based on the mafia on terror against political opponents of those parties that are with the americans the political systems of many european countries. ah, they were designed in such a way as to prevent in any case coming to power, and the left rings with the participation of the communist parties, so it was in italy so it was in france so it was in spain in 1975, unknown people break into the office of the largest trade union associated with the communist party and shoot the entire leadership in cold blood terrorist attacks of this kind shake europe throughout the second half of the twentieth century centuries, and each time the victims are representatives of the socialist movements, they are either imprisoned or killed. and only at the end of the eighties , monstrous details begin to emerge in american army explosives were used in the italian terrorist attack, the attackers in spain were helped to escape by the

that is what is worrying the people this is not the democratic party, not the progressive party, a neomarxist socialist talk about politics, we make politics. that changes the very way of government. so that is institutionalize their way of america. mark: joe biden pretends to be a moderate. he is not. you had the 6 circuit court of appeals. involving farmers, white farmers were either getting to back of the line or no subsidies just focused on black and minority farmer, not just that, but medicare, doctors are told to provide services priorities for blacks and minorities and older white people, really, they the take a look at this. the government to to determine dee dereimbursement to see the racial make up and other programs, student loan program, one of last argument that biden administration made was whereas white students owe i think 6%. black students owe perhaps 30%. still on their loans this is aimed at that, we have every bit of a racist activity in terms of the administration programs, like we have never seen before, blatant as there was in reverse during the wilson administration this group

tony blair pulled the labor party away from its socialist moors and anchored it to the free market. what helped paint the new labor government has progressive with social values such as it outward embrace of multiculturalism? no matter what people's background go back. all that follow up with what is a great life foot by 2001 standing up for the country was also being claimed by a resurgent for right now reorganized around the british national party. the b and p. b and fees, rights for white slogan, had oversee stresshome. we've got to do some type to sign up for ourselves and lay down your paper. telpast. ha ha. having formed it's based in the south of england. the b and p look to make gains for the north in the places left behind by the near liberal revolution. the far right started to have demonstrations and places of concentrates at most and residents. i chose some places in these areas which had never recovered from the economic hits. the factors felt bradford badly older than which thus longstanding muslim, korean chase, almost all of southeastern origin and all so this ongoin

party. esta single member of parliament, opposition bloc of communists, and socialists, tried to prevent approvaled the podium in protest shouting shame. representatives of opposition political parties and ordinary citizens are sure that the change of government is just castling to divert eyes from petru . then worked in various international organizations, and since february last year, he became an adviser to mayasando, in the field of defense and national security. the government, or rather, only the prime minister and only four ministers. no, it will give us the opportunity to live differently. to live differently means to be able to pay for utilities and receive them in full. they count the last lei. after paying off debts for electricity , gas and water, unfortunately. i'm not suggesting today. the lineup of ministers that is being proposed today makes it clear to us that that the priority of this government will not change. here is the program of the government led by richan, former president of moldova igor dadon noted that the documents say nothing about the indexation of pensions, salari