and you have, as you have observed, the u. k. together with the u. s. have refused to of knowledge of russia, sensibilities or its ability to, you know, defend whether it's the deems to be a strategic interest. what exactly do they fail to see the, the rest of the concerns which were numerous, we voice on the troops that the russia has assembled, had assembled on the border in 2021. you know, we, we had the experience some to you guys when they were in georgia. there was an adult by somebody kind of some circumstances. i mean, you know, some of the, the, in the west we should be looking for the piece of the claim that, that is more plus person that is more integrated. we claim to come in and so on. and so for i don't think they think sanction person is consistent, but i do take the when advice you is, i kind of basically the opposed a site expansion. that's nothing new news with no advice for whether that was the case. and we continue to push the sign. i think it, you know, if they agree here at some point i agree this year or maybe next year where we h

that's a pretty serious charge. staying with u. k. politics though, the leaders of both major u. k. policies of the conservatives and labor all reported to be considering binding m. p. 's from participating in gauging with groups like the policy ending solidarity campaign. uh, this is a report that they've just had on this, which sort of talks about maybe rolling back to the engage and why all they trying to do that. what are they trying to achieve? and do you think that they'll be successful? and that may be the 1st to tell you and like you and your program be the 1st the unit. there is no absolutely power that will stop me from engaging with any legal, british, political or campaigning organization. so if they imagine that they are going to pass on law, which will proscribe the activities of an elected member of parliament like me, well, they've been to prepare the dungeon. not because i simply will not be bound by any such law. i am very conscious of the political privilege that i have probably meant very privilege that i have. i am a free man. ready elected by. ready a free pe

why do you think that the moment there were so many u. k. politicians who are trying to stop the mass pro palestinian protests. we're seeing in the new k people supporting the palestinian cause and demanding and then to the war the violence and cooling force, the spot boy of a. so again, state it is remarkable. i wish i knew the answer to that. uh if, if this was the united states, i'd say it was about money because money is very, very big and the american politics and the supporters of israel give very, very large sums of money. i'm talking hundreds of millions of dollars, but in britain money it doesn't affect elections quite so much of a bi election may be cause you have a big or spending living by $100000.00 pounds. but in complementary elections, we're only allowed to spend about $14000.00 pounds on a drug test. so unless the terribly cheap, these politicians is probably no money. whatever else as i've struggled for more than 50 years to walk up. it certainly isn't. britain is national interest because britain is national interest, doe

we're seeing in the u. k. people supporting the power of sydney and cools and demanding and then to the war, the violence and cooling force. the spot boy is a. so again, state, it is remarkable. i wish i knew the answer to that. uh if, if this was the united states, i'd say it was about money because money is very, very big and the american politics and the supporters of israel give very, very large sums of money. i'm talking hundreds of millions of dollars. but in groups of money, it doesn't affect elections quite so much about election may be cause you have a bigger spending limit by 100000 pounds. but in complimentary elections, we're only allowed to spend about $14000.00 pounds on a pump test. so unless the terribly cheap, these politicians is probably no money, whatever else as i've struggled for more than 50 years to walk up. it certainly isn't britain, this national interest because britain is national interest, does not require us to become the 2nd dog the most paid to the country in the world . and ha

we're seeing in the u. k. people supporting the palestinian cause and demanding an end to the will, the violence and cooling force. the spot boy is a so again, state it is remarkable. i wish i knew the answer to that. uh if, if this was the united states, i'd say it was about money because money is very, very big and the american politics and the supporters of israel give very, very large sums of money. i'm talking hundreds of millions of dollars, but in bridget money it doesn't affect elections quite so much of a bi election may be cause you have a big oh, spending living by $100000.00 pounds. but in complimentary elections, we're only allowed to spend about $14000.00 pounds on a contest. so unless the terribly cheap, the politicians is probably no money. whatever else as i've struggled for more than 50 years to walk up, it certainly isn't. britain is national interest because britain is national interest, does not require us to become the 2nd dog the most paid to the country in the world . and having complet

in slovakia, the country's prime minister has lost so to the u. k. basset, to the soft of the zipper. lot criticize the slow about government for not supporting west position regarding ukraine, nor towing the e u and they to men but narrative. i was also shocked by the way, the british ambassador to the slovak republic nigel baker spoke about the policy of the slow back government. imagine if our ambassador were to speak in london about the british government's policy and the british prime minister. i am amazed at the ambassador is surprised by my comments that the west does not support peace in ukraine. perhaps it would be better if he explained to the citizens of the u. k. the role played by former british prime minister boris johnson, shortly after the start of the war and ukraine. the influence of the ukrainian political leadership, not to sign the peace treaty with russia, which guaranteed ukraine and he, you perspective and military neutrality. well the you can master the stages, the western countries world peace in ukraine, but claims slovaki

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u. k. so my question is, why are they not now doing that on israel to? well, i think that the best on that is the you have to ask the americans about how the discussions are ongoing. as you know, there is a simple pot to this and a complicated part to this. the simple part that i speak to is that the identity and the suffering and the loss of life in gaza is unconscionable that of the scale of the loss. and it is, is that there's a simple humanitarian principle, just as it's important to say, there was a simple humanitarian principle. what happened on october, the 7th is unconscionable that as a humanitarian agency, we stand full square behind the idea that the suffering of civilians is never justified. that's the simple pop, the complicated part, as you know extremely well from the region, is that history and politics is bound up with the suffering of the palestinian people. and the political solution is, has a matter of complexities to it. i think that if you ask the american, the americ

but here in the u. k. a. and i have to say, i'm sorry for being just splunk about it, that is really lovely. and these volumes and the government in the media is trying to put trade. i mean, to, to paint this conflict as a mr. the impact class to gaze the status. cool. because the labor party that you know i was out my knew that by the judge galloway didn't rock stale. that also conservatives not because the moose lives voting in this way because the majority of the people was sweeping and going through the streets in process peaceful process. the games, what they see against the wood, which is general 5 uh, probably the concern. and it is, it is, you know, striking to me that most of the, for the part the members called say, or do anything about it. they don't even mention the fact that it is not only about the movement population but close about the christian and, and they are refraining from any words of condemnation towards israel. so what does it say about the condition of the democracy, about the charit

and the same thing in the u. k. and i, the george galloway is a wonderful breath of fresh air, but he's one man, but who knows your mind? well, you know, looking at the media in the united states, you know, but let's bring up like cnn. you know, in is really invasion of profit would be a catastrophe. well yeah, it wouldn't be. but why? why isn't something being done to stop and say, that's what i find so revolting is that they show us a jet aside in real time. but we're all help, was israel's a software and country? well, since when does the united states respected the sovereignty of foreign countries vinyl? you know, a, peter, you made a great term about being politically homeless. i've used my, the term, a political atheist and as balls x that i always tell people, i'm with the opposition, whoever who are on with the opposition. but i want to add a new concept that i asked my, my friends and colleagues, think of yourself isn't being politically instrument rated. you're, you're a pilot. i'm looking at this. i don't

but here in the u. k. a. and i have to say it's, i'm sorry for being just splunk about it, that is really lovely. and these documents in the government and the media is trying to put trade. i mean to, to paint this conflict as a miss the impact class, the gays be factors. cool. because the labor party uh that you know, i was out. my knew that by the judge galloway didn't rock stale and also conservative. not because the moose lives voting in this way because the majority of the people was sweeping and going through the streets in practice, peaceful protest against what they see against the what, which is general 5 uh, probably the concern. and it is, it is, you know, striking to me that most of the 40 part team members can say, or do anything about it. they don't even mention the fact that it is not only about the movement population but close about the christian ones. and they are refraining from any words of condemnation towards israel. so what does it say about the condition of the democracy, about the cha

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now the u. k. courts have invited the united states to issue assurance that the board and the administrator and should not issue assurances. they should drop the same full case, but should never have been brought to we should never have been in prison for a single day. this is the same on every democracy. the, according to the route in the us, has to provide assurances on 3 conditions. one of those is the size can rely on the math and concentration which protects freedom speech. the final date for the us agreed to those conditions is the 20th of may. zoning, says that if washington fails to abide by the time of the u. k will grant the assad leaves a few without a further hearing. we spoke with equitable former counsel in the u. k. who shared his thoughts on the court ruling. i was facing the close to to gave the fence the opportunity to $4040.00 appeal on every route that they were not to appeal is to be, be saw that it today specifically the code of 6 points on the 9th. so instead of the defense

that decision make them we at the feet of the premier league and even the u. k. government on the bar, as johnson which is bound to have played a crucial role in lobbying. so the sadie deal to be rubbish stamped. it was determined that the public investment fund was a separate legal entity to the sadie state. even though it is sadie owned and funded, and chet, bye crown prince mohammedan solomon. i think when you look at the evidence, there's been a milestone that there's no question the grace government was actively trying to fix 19 is very public and very critical of the tribe, nearly extensively of a transparency. but really what he was trying to do was a trace of the primary lease approved the sale almost the whole city was desperate . so new costs united to be under new ownership. and the promise of sadie, money flowing into other parts of the economy, was too good to turn down. there was no, that's fine. it was going to come in at that price and there's been a promise to be investment that they did. and that's all. that's why they, what's important given t

now the u. k. court 7 bye to the united states to issue assurances the ministration should not issue assurances. they should drop the same full case which would never have been brought to we should never have been in prison for a single day. this is the same on every democracy. according to the routing of us have to provide assurances on 3 conditions. one of those that, that assault, i'm just going to rely on the american constitutional amendment protecting freedom of speech. the final date for the us to agree to those conditions as may the 20th and the ruling science that if washington would fail to abide by the terms the u. k . would grant assigned leave to appeal without a further here? no, such as being held in britain's bell marsh, maximum security prison since 20. 19 after being evicted from the ecuadorian embassy, where he had been a hold up since 2012. the weekly founder is wanted by washington on the 18 challenges of espionage over the largest leak of classified information in the country

that's how the u. k. c's, jim and chancellor. olaf schultz is from boston claims about britain and friends, supposedly helping ukraine to fight at long range missile suppression forces solstice. comments are wrong, irresponsible, and a set them to face for allies. we have a choice either will give you credit with needs, or we will see more bloodshed and a complete failure of the terrence. this is a flagrant abuse of intelligence deliberately designed to distract from germany's reluctance to arm ukraine with its own long range missile system. this will no doubt be used by russia to wrap it up the escalator letter. the german chancellor is facing blow back from his allies because of the fact that he's the quiet part out loud. saying that parents in london are actually eating and target control in senior, waiting, that they are then helping ukraine by conducting a task for them against russians. now this comes after schultz refused to make germany what he said, a part of a conflict in ukraine. also insinuat

now the u. k. courts have invited the united states to issue assurance that the fight and look ministration should not issue a for, and says they should drop this same whole case that should never have been brought to. we should never have been in prison for a single day. this is the same on every democracy according to the ruling of the us have to provide assurances on 3 conditions. one of those is that asylums can rely on the american constitutional amendment protecting freedom of speech. on a date for the us to agree to those conditions of the 20th of may. and the routing said that if washington would fail to abide by the times the you pay, withdrawn to sondra, leave to appeal without a further hearing or so i'll just been held in britain's bella marsh, maximum security prison since 2019 off to being evicted from the ecuadorian embassy, he was hold up as as 2012. the weekly's founder was wanted by washington on 18 chargers of espionage over the largest leak of classified information in the coun

the idea would be to send the terraces to the u. k. and then in turn, the u. k. would give some more of their own storm shot themselves with half of the tourist has range to ukraine. how many, 5, you think the secular exchange is so to speak, german invention. it would be an option. and we have already done it with other equipments, some time ago. quick reminder. the bare bark is one of the bright lights of the green party who's founding principle is pacifism, and also defending the environments 22000000 tons of carbon dioxide are generated by warfare, according to germany's own press. that's quite the carbon footprint. yeah, earlier this month, bareback pleaded for her german government to quote intensive, we consider increasing that carbon footprint with terraces for you frame and the u . k. is right on board with the plan. wouldn't exchange be conceivable with germany supplying your country with torres and the u. k, supplying more storm shadows to ukraine. we are prepared to look at all options in order to achieve the maximum effect for ukraine. but i won't gi

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b u. k. um boss of the state to the west. it and countries want peace and ukraine, but claim that's about to oppose it. if follows prime minister robot feats those comments about you does not want to send soldiers to ukrainian battlefields. he added that 2 years ago, a p still between kilburn most of could have been reached, but needing western states actually undermined it while to discuss the topic that's bringing now foreign policy on this, on advise a to a member of your a pen palling on our end doris, thank you very much for your time. i'm fast off. i mean prime minister feet, so expressing shop of the way the be the total, the u. s. u k, on pasta address brought to solve with do you shop out shop a yes. so that's the rest of it. it goes to a prime minister, which is directed to the mainly to his audience, domestic audience. because at 1st we can, we can divide it to 3 levels for a level a is uh okay, but there's nothing to say there are can say of what his government thinks. okay. second level is how he did it. it, it,

now the us and the u. k. all saying that there was a group, they called a p t 31 that has been active for 14 years. and they say that this group conducted various activities including sending about $10000.00 militias, e mails to a dissidence politicians, journalists and defense contractors as well. and we've most recently, hudson, the government of us fairly that is trained in support of the us u. k. and he's dealing saying that in the past, certainly a has also been targeted by a chinese take sponsor packets. the main opposition coalition in venezuela says it's been barred from running in the presidential election in july. after a registration deadline passed, the opposition said its efforts to name a candidate to run against president nicholas monroe failed. meanwhile, regular reports a pro government rally on the streets of got atkins, most or supporters of nicholas mother was seeking a 3rd 6 year term as been as well in president on monday. model officially registered his candidacy in the upcoming nationa

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now the us and the u. k. all saying that there was a group, they called a p t 31 that has been active for 14 years. and they say that this group conducted various activities including sending about $10000.00 malicious e mails to just sit in support of children's journalists and defense contractors. as well, and we've most recently, hudson, the government of the strategy that is trained in support of the us u. k. and zealand. saying that in the past is truly a has also been targeted by a chinese takes one, some packets. okay. what's aging responding to this? a little bit clean, very, very angry about the staging has said that a report is all forms of cyber security attacks and says it's not responsible in relation to the case accusation about this group a t t. there's one they say that you guys provide it, insufficient evidence and for the us, well, the agent has responded with its own accusation, saying that washington is encouraging its allies to fabricate and disseminate false information about china. and i

and while the u. k has refuted to any involvement funds has yet to respond to the gym and tons of his comments. of his presence, a bundle of background stands by his statements that the deployment of nato troops to ukraine is not out of the question. if i just need to emphasize that all of his remarks on the com sites are well considered, these are sufficiently serious issues. every one of the words that i say on this issue is weighed, thought through and measured, slide now to international a consultant of rasmussen. oh, thank you very much for joining us today. um, 1st of all, i just wanna get your thoughts on what you think about microns latest statements. it would seem so much of a, a policy shift considering that he thought to play mediate, to bite when the wall kits off in 2022. well, yes peter definitely is a shift. and since he has fairly okay, relationship with food and over the years, it's uh, it's interesting that it's shifted so far in this direction. his, his population does not support thi

u. k. government has unveiled a new definition of extremism under which susan groups will be blocked from government funding. the change comes weeks up, the prime minister, where she soon ek, warned off what he calls. a shocking increase and extreme is disruption. the risk, the country jumping into mulgrew. the government says the problem has intensified since this rounds war on gallons of again, a definition makes clear, extremism come leads to the radicalization of individuals. the only people that write some opportunities, suppress. freedom of expression, insight takes, which we conceptual cohesion and ultimately become leads to acts of terrorism is implicitly distress that we are in no way intended to was fixing that expression. religion or belief. but the government cannot be in a position where unwittingly will not. we sponsor subsidized with support in any way. organizations of individuals opposed to freedoms. we hold you for a challenge has more from westminster. well, the actual t

according to the u. k. based monitoring group syrian observatory for human rights, a large number of syrian soldiers were also among those killed. dozens of civilians were also injured across the border residents and the northern is really town of slow me, cleaned up debris around their houses after the area was hit by multiple rockets on thursday since. and this is tara town on october 7th, israel and has the law have been trading fire across live in on southern border. as hezbollah shows that support for homos. both groups are considered terrorist organizations by multiple countries of the well with the is rarely defense minister saying this is a turn from israel defending against to pursuing has the law. i ask you to use correspondent, rebecca rivers, how serious of a shift in strategy. this is my suddenly is a shift in strategy uh, and it could have very serious ramifications. up until now from the 8th of october, when his blood started to shoot, broke it into israel and get involved in this conflict. i