it was prompted by the u. k 's, denial of treatment to a 4 year old palestinian voice, lost both his legs in and is rarely attack british hospitals have treated children from ukraine. so why not? because this is inside story, the hello welcome to the program. i'm adrian instead of getting children have been the majority of victims in israel's war on gauze with thousands killed, named or injured guns. us health care system has collapsed with its hospitals bombed a medical stuff shot dead. the lack of basic medicine has seen many evil methods used to empty tray limbs with wounds treated with sugar instead of drugs. the u. k has been one of israel storms just allies supplying weapons, used to kill or injure thousands of palestinians. get a full year old boy from garza who lost his legs. most of his family was denied treatment in the u. k. unlike children from ukraine, 50 partition fees are now demanding that the government allow children from casa to receive cash in the u. k. but why was this denied? and what about

u. k. was to agree is that these people sign for their room territory. so we define them as terrorist is just doing our political gains. now these guys, they are a group of, uh, idealogues who want to tear. uh, do you want to increase them some form of exotic state over syria and a willing to take american money to go to they there and the definition of what we would think us error as best you know, as long as they help the west interest. we're going to let them run right. get on a state that's thousands of years. all that is um, you know, go more history and most of europe ends. you know more and, you know, i, the other thing that frightens me with this is guys taking back on your other colleagues. clients, is this like stick over and over again. you know, this is, this is the west coming up in england, say no lightning thing when they were colonizing the middle east and the rest of the world or how they see fit. you know, they're going to give talks of it to israel. that is relevant. and would take over, given the terrorist a little bit of a region so

u. k. was to agree is that these people sign for their own territory. so we defining them as terrorist is just through our political gains now, these guys, they are a group of, uh, idealogues who want to tear. uh, do you want to create some, some form of these antics, say over syria, and a willing to take american money to go to they there and the definition of what we would think of our steps, you know, as long as they help the west interest, we're going to let them run right. get on a state that's thousands of years old. that is, um, you know, got more history and most of your events, you know more and, you know, i, the other thing it frightens me with this is guys taken back on your other colleagues, clients is this likes to go over again. you know, this is, this is the west clubbing up in england say, yeah, like me think when they were colonizing the middle east and the rest of the world or how they see fit, you know, they're going to give talks of it to israel. that is relevant, would take a given the terrorist a little bit of a region so they feel

u. k, it was prompted by the u. k. 's, denial of treatment to a 4 year old palestinian voice lost both his legs in and is really attack. british hospitals have treated children from ukraine. so why not? because this is inside story, the hello welcome to the program i made.

but also there was many, many elements of the british state, the, uh, the one in destroyed arms companies, u. k. military intelligence agencies, the israel lobby that you got together. and actually the, the, the reason that the anti semitism campaign became the kind of central campaign was, but it was much better than the other ones. the less poor, very bad that defending themselves. colbin himself was by the defending. and so, um, so that he was a traitor out. he was a traitor. uh give me but the. okay, more important and goldman. what about you? because you are covering these stories about the so called the states. i'm a cool at the state of a genocidal country. like breaking what, how, how say for you, we know reports of kick plan bug, the great journalist for the great zone being stopped at heathrow airport. sarah wilkinson, the pro palestinian peace. activist and journalist, i understand has been visited by police, richard med host. i mean, i do feel safe that they might. 5 will knock on your door and special branch one, knock on your door any time soon as you show the flights of a british

but also there was many, many elements of the british state, the, uh, the one is in destroyed arms companies, u. k. military intelligence agencies, the israel lobby that you got together. and actually the, the, the reason that the anti semitism campaign became the kind of central campaign was, but it was much better than the other ones. the less poor, very bad at defending themselves. colbin himself was by the defending. and so, um, so that he was a traitor out. he was a traitor. uh give me, but that was okay. more important than colbin. what about you? because you are covering these stories about the so called the states. i'm a cool at the state of a genocidal country like breaking what. how, how say for you, we know reports of kick plan bug, the great journalist for the great zone being stopped at heathrow airport. sarah wilkinson, the pro palestinian peace activist and journalist, i understand, has been visited by police, richard, midwest. i mean, i do feel safe that they might. the 5 will knock on your door and special branch one, knock on your door any time soon as you show the flights of bri

the oldest devices, but what was quite scary about what happened to him was he wasn't even charged or arrested. so probably in the u. k. under there was and it was i can come in the place and take, we'll devices without even charging you with the crime which is for outrages. and then you had sarah wilkinson, as you mentioned, and richard met us. and that basically clumping down on democracy because they've lost control of the narrative, as you might, as you mentioned, the side of the power social media independent media has as growing massively. and it helps to move the conversation away from the state narrative. now in the context of when you lose control of the narrative for your traditional media assets and you lose control of the population, are you a majority on an honest and ball going to cease? while the only thing you have left is the bishop in the population with the lot, i don't think we're going to see increasing amounts of oppression and it has actually picked up. must have been on the kids stomach. but those that, those done this i mentioned they will arrested or detained, they'll rated on the case by my

u. k, which was agreed on by the e. u doesn't go far enough of the 3rd issue is to hold technical and political negotiations with georgia within the framework of the georgia e u association agreement. as well as to suspend all institutional negotiations with georgia and government institutions and also to suspend financial support for these institutions. on the other hand, we need to send a strong message to georgia in the civil society that we will support them. and we need a financial package for this to show that we are serious with a you had to have the financial package says sign sales and delivered on monday morning. but that was not possible. and that's because several e u countries said no between not just hungry in slovenia, but also italy, spain, and romania. so you can see that perhaps the e u is not seeing from that same hayden sheet when it comes to this issue that you're on the ground before, during and after this election. what was your sense of how if people accepted are otherwise the result of the vote?

been in place for several years. chuckling cynthia, which was a remarkable result of what i mean that i can get out just south of that event, c, r u k. everything was here. as always we start the way they get you off into the fight against the mafia. always depends on the commitment of individual investigators as the subs and largest operation against the input. i get that to date also showed operation fully. no police officers from 4 countries took action against the mafia. that targets plans from sun luca, the collab re insulate juice. they played a central role in the feeder operation. the 14 men were arrested in germany alone. this time it was about international cocaine trafficking from south america through european ports. 4 tons of cocaine were confiscated. and once again, the trail led back to efforts the fight against the and drank it to became a joint endeavor. a joint investigation team for it was set top which allowed information to flow fast to unload directly. the or thirty's involved could sit together at one table fully no mocks, a turning point in european police work. in germany, the focus was in the state of north

u. k. which was, if we don't buy the, you doesn't go far enough to 30 shoes to hold technical and political negotiations with georgia within the framework of the georgia e u association agreement. as well as to suspend all institutional negotiations with georgia and gover and institutions. and also to suspend financial support for these institutions. on the other hand, we need to send a strong message to george and a civil society that we will support them. and we need a financial package for this to show that we are serious. you had to put that financial package to assign sales and delivered on monday morning. but that was not possible amounts because at several e. u countries said no between not just hungry in slovenia, but also italy, spain, and romania. so you can see that perhaps you is not seeing from that same hayden sheet when it comes to this issue that you're on the ground before, during and after this election. what was your sense of how people accepted are otherwise the result of the vote? well, those on the streets who protesting clearly didn't accept it. on the movement, we so

u. k, u. s. e u, i'm these read have been in london and in birmingham and was going all over britain against a against is right. well, it's probably you should pretty uh, actually it because i watch that on my phone and it was kissed um and making a stump speech. uh, apparently it says some. all right, if pass now inside person that does the same well. your stomach is the stop. he doesn't have to stand on a stump, p is dop, this is to, you know, and these just isn't that solely it's, i'm happy to read reports all the time. that belt is true of main street major, that his premier shape in the united kingdom is turning about out to be an absolute disaster. and that he may be on seated at any time by the power of public opinion. the sooner the better. because he is an opportunist of the west. wes, kind that over. so his history is pat with savory associations with and my 5 and i my 6 and folk, all kinds of stuff that we absolutely do not want in a prime minister in the u. k. well, he was doing in cyprus, i have no idea. maybe you could maybe explain it to me, but i there are more important things in life

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u. k. well, he was doing in cyprus, i have no idea. maybe you could maybe explain it to me, but i there are more important things in life. well, it was this by plays the spies planes. the v is really is rely on. yeah. yeah. that might, can uh, just being explaining to us or those of us will follow back, can i? i know you do see was on the show last week, the other week. okay, well, let you go, there you go. and i've been following his stories, which should be an extremely detail, and i am so ashamed to be an englishman reading his reports of what we have been doing to be compressed states in the genocide is being perpetrated. they'll comply to x rays and goes around the west bank in palestine. deeply, deeply ashamed to be an english man under these circumstances so well done, my cannot thank you. but you told me earlier about the needs to be helpful. the importance of the fact that so many people around the world believe like you do this is janice i a but you know, i going to take it back to you being telling concert audiences for deca