u. k. and then there's titles in the u. k as well with an increase in crime is adding to the housing crisis. there's millions of pounds being spent on these people who have come into the u. k. and this is all a result of the was which should be waged over the last 20 years. i mean, absolutely, i agree with you and it's, it's also the insane to me that the west one perhaps for the european situation is the water, libya because i get that see actually all that he's, he's obviously not popular with the powers that be in the west he was very good because he held back the tight of migrants he wants to come from africa since he's gone. and that was, you know, 12 years ago now there's been a lot of migrant started through libya and then that obviously was added to with the was in syria and on the rock. and now you've got new migrant boots starting to take place from lebanon. and if we get to will with the on i said i, i think that's to be the worst possible thing that anyone in the west could try to do. but if there is some kind of a minist

u. k. well, donald trump isn't the legitimate presence of the united states. it wouldn't make one bit of difference, but so it's the same way. it doesn't matter what job, what kind of commerce declares the you mentions or the outright stuff of the election in moldova. and you know, we heard crickets basically from the west about that to why didn't these western countries single outs um, that will resend georgia, for example, as, and supposedly having rigged elections, but then say nothing when it comes to low do by as well, because they look up on the georgia and the, and the bill of rules as states that they want to scoop up into their, um, nato big in entities. and they failed in, uh, georgia. only because, you know, up since, since the full of the soviet union, the nato, and the you have worked very hard to colorado, georgia into the transatlantic uh, system of alliances. they had, they had um, it was shipped but not that 1st. and then uh 2nd, really, it failed and the georgians made made the decisions that if they were to go down this path that need to hav

u. k. u k, doing well. oh, perfectly well, 22000000000 pounds budget. whole normal price just went off trying street. yeah, yeah. fronts doing well a little bit. the government's collapsed. immigration out of control and burning the placed on new year's eve. i bought the old deutschland just. oh man. oh oh, we'll talk about that. we'll later something else said joe, as don't who's categorized as allies and friends into 3 kind of bonds like who would you invite to the wedding? it definitely got to invite the parents. maybe you got to do the brothers and sisters, but the cousins that you never really liked, they can stay out. i guess with the cousins who aren't getting invited to wedding when it comes to who america would sail high tech at ships to, you know, very important. who are they? so the, they don't want cousins or the baltic states. yes. the people who are great that felt themselves defeated the americans and the british, and e u. m. nato. and you know yap. yap, yap, uh the russians. and if at their

u. k. well knew details of emotion from one of the victims that undermines the official narrative. and while script powell is basically being confined to it, being a double agent playing the east versus the west off next i'll correspond to now takes a closer look at the main stream. media continues to tow the establishment line. it was the case heard round the world, also new details and merch. then suddenly there was silence. well, let's look at these new details emerging from the murder inquiry of a woman who died from another truck poisoning in solsbury hospital a few months after this. good paul, case. now there are hearing transcripts, copies of evidence, and statements like this one that we're about to show you, which reveals you. let's group all actually woke up from her coma for days after being admitted to the hospital, indicating that she and her father were poisoned out a restaurant, not at home. now here is a copy of a statement by teeth assman, and he is a british counts. it's her police forensics expert who participated in the pro office with possible using an image.

u. k. u k, doing well, oh, perfectly well, 22000000000 pounds budget hole. right. so see what our prime street. yeah. yeah. front doing well a little bit. the government's collapsed. immigration out of control, burning the placed on a new year's eve, a big deal towards lenders. oh man. oh oh, we'll talk about that with later. something else that joe has done, he's categorized his allies and friends into 3 kind of bonds. like who would you invite the wedding? it definitely go to invite the parents. maybe you got to do the brothers and sisters, but the cousins that you never really liked, they can stay out. i guess with the cousins who aren't getting invited to wedding or when it comes to who america would sell at high tech at ships to, you know, very important. who are they all the, the own months cousins, or the baltic states? yes. the people who are great to throw themselves and the fee to the americans and the british m e u, i'm nato. and you know yap, yap, yap. uh the russians need and if at their heels and they've been left out of the party, they're not going t

well. i mean, it's definitely me reaching western europe maybe in a couple of years at the real range of the u. k shores as well, but it's already reaching the u. k. shows that, you know, we, we have a, a huge number of the military aids may have my friends coming across the channel illegally. and now we've got a $150000.00 to run the asylum system, the mainly you about this asylum seekers. but they come from these countries mostly on man, middle women and children, which is means, which is why i didn't think they'd genuine refugees as such. but they coming in to the u. k. and let and this tie else in the you tie as well with an increase in crime is adding to the housing crisis. there's millions of pounds being spent on these people who have come into the u. k. and this is all a result of the was, which should be waged over the last 20 years. i mean, absolutely, i agree with you. and it's, it's also in the insane movie that the was one perhaps for the european situation is the water, libya because i get that see actually all that he's is obviously not popular with the powers the be in the west. h

u. k. expected. well, from india alone was $33.00 us trillion dollars. in today's money. this would be enough to call but the surface area of london and 50 pound notes almost 4 times over the on the richest, the main beneficiaries of colonialism with a new, the imagined middle cost of to the rich is 10 percent to received 52 percent of his income, the new middle class received a further 32 percent of income. but some of the details of the report have 1st in line is the british east india company a. this one time multinational and monopolist and the opium and trade was the original wealth transferred champion with decades of exploiting india report also blames british rule for implementing the present a cost system into the nation's legal framework. let's not forget global institutions like the world bank, which continues a tradition of profits over the public's welfare. like coming up with initiatives, fund luxury hospitals instead of affordable health care for the people. oaks farm says these legacies continue to enrich the rich, the expense of the pool. let us take this

u. k as well? i think the fuzzy on donald trump is pretty tight mastic because he was cause able to deal with i know of korean, but he tries hard and communist jaime of cause happy to deal with the big companies for these. uh sorry, if he was able to tell you that, that he's quite able to deal with um, uh, a lot cheaper farm. but if i were to sort of site the site you should, this one because i think there are lots of people who feel that insights has, i don't think he actually is wrong. i think he's having a mobile guy blissed, surprise. sure. he's acting on behalf of regardless vested interest rather than the interests of the pictures public. and there's a lot of dissatisfaction about why you find something, please. so things that increase i cite sidney purchasing, told him a and he ate something which she needs to be aware of all because if he doesn't have a more what i would cool you tell you 1st pull, let's say he's uh then i think he will be out of sort of like selection even if it isn't fold

u. k as well, but you can't help get us into this conflict and they're gonna have to be a part of, of ending it as well. and i think again, trump visit. as carl mentioned, she believes in personal relationships with world leaders, whether she, whether it has a gym song and whether it's present food and any where all these around the world needs to take advantage of that. knowing the prompt likes to have personal relationships, and that's going to be the path to what more prosperity. yeah, more peaceful the world and it may be less militaristic. types of conflicts. yeah. admire optimism with that's a good statement that stephen just quickly god, i'm gonna, i'm gonna get both of you a closing on. so on this final question here, but i'm only going to be going to give you both 15 seconds each call 1st to you just thoughts on the breaking news today. team trump saying that setting up a meeting with bruton, do you believe it? and with that happen, that's for the best i think if you will be can be can happen. but whether there's going to be any substance that's remains to be seen. all right, steve,

u. k. it's gotta be stormy, given birth, and it's going to be george all wells dystopian reality of storm or it has to be the u. k. u k is officially moscow mules clam country of the 2024. congratulations. so leaving the l a. u. k. this after dial septic off. uh, well no. moving into, you know, the ultimate winner on the ultimate loser category. uh, types award, sho, t's. i never thought to actually say that to light toward show is so important. oh, you may have 0 budget for any awards though, but anyway, getting back to the actual rewards ultimately in our ultimate loser. we haven't even put categories in here because, you know, everybody talks, industry know who the ultimate winner is in 2024. it's gotta be that big, don royal, you know, no argument here. it's got to be and you know, we've had great fun with don on the show as much as we've enjoyed putting the boot into, you know, sleepy joe, we've enjoyed to have a phone with don, he's, he's funny guy, he's a funny my room, the video you let's have a look at how don i lived the salt and pepper to our episodes over the year will that we ha

u. k. from canada. well, what do you think i should be of that the response from the european union and the us safe eyes. you say they're using you. russia is using location, go as a cover a few with our problem. as it is, it is a very traditional reaction from the international community, not to take my eyes because sometimes you just leave to in these back. is it the legitimacy and international information for the kids? but at the same time, it doesn't change much for believers, but i'm still leaves us with impressions and but it is experiencing this advancement on russian. i'm be sons against it. and that's why it's important for us to focus on the tangible issues and very important to marley issues like the release of political prisoners. so this issue, we can, we can also more care with the resume in order to stop depression. so in the us and to launch international invalid, which would enable us to have fran for elections would eventually restore. okay, just a month government envelopes. thank you so

u. k. isn't doing so well. i the, this is the office of financial sanctions implementation, while it might as well be called the office of not implementing financial functions . it's not convicted a single case relating to russia. the financial investigations of this nature are typically complex and lengthy. as a result, they have be no concluded prosecutions for offences under the new sanctions and anti money laundering act. and that's despite the o f. s. so i being given an extra $50000000.00 pounds of british tax pay as money. new powers provided by the economic crime act are being harnessed to enforce sanctions proactively. the office of financial sanctions implementation is ensuring the u. k. is financial sanctions are robust and enforced against anyone who seeks to circumvent them. unfortunately, it seems that the o f s side is old. well, guns no bite. of the $52.00 cases it's looked into. 15 has been dismissed with new fines or any of the punishments. it's still looking at $37.00 of the cases, the progre

u. k. doing this now? a well, i say a big part of it is that in preparation for the big uncertainty surrounding the incoming compet ministrations, the europeans wanted to show that they are still in the game of diplomacy. policy making, international policy making on your, on there is a concern again, given the r nunes wrong president trump, that he made for the north korea with her on and that the europeans will be sidelines. so i think one factor is that the europeans want to show that off the 20 years of sort of ship hitting this nuclear diplomacy with 10 wrong that they stay in the game. because in particular, countries lot fonts have huge stake in the system. the commercial system surrounding the nuclear preparation, and they wanted to show that some of the inspections and monitoring on rollback of the wrong in nuclear activities happen if there is and you kind of go solutions. secondly, as proof of that money, you know, pointed out the issue of snap back is really the last remaining tool leverage that europ

u. k. it's gotta be stormy given birth and it's going to be george all wells dystopian reality of storm or it has to be the u. k. u k is officially must go mules clam country of the 2024. so congratulations. so leaving the l a. u. k. deceptive dial. septic all we know moving into you know, the ultimate winner on the ultimate loser category and types award show t's. i never thought actually said a to lie toward show is so important. oh, you may have 0 budget for in your words though, but anyway, getting back to the actual towards the ultimate we in our ultimate loser. we haven't even put categories in here because you know, everybody, dogs in the street know who the ultimate winner is in 2024. it's gotta be the big don royal, you know, no argument here. it's got to be and you know, we've like play phone with done on the show as much as we've enjoyed put the boot into, you know, sleepy joe, we've enjoyed to have a phone with don, he's, he's funny guy, he's a funny my room, the video you let's have a look at how don i lived the salt and pepper to our episodes over the year will that we have to

1st time as a representative from sir, is that, well he couldn't make form in the devil's 5 minutes to side. i'll ship on the tools with the former u. k. permit us to tony blair about the future of syria and the vision of the new administration. well, shavani, so syria wants to become a country of peace and development sanctions or a big hurdle. a big challenge. uh, depending on this uh 50. this is the economic sanctions. uh no. we inherited a lot of problems on from the gym, but also being headed to the sanctions. and we should get him over to and lift it uh from the uh, should the soon because uh no, uh, that it wasn't the bus, the boots for the students, different moments, i guess the student people. so if you have a development division, you mean it was put in order to help the certain people that struggle against the previous regime. but now it's a, it's a general day on. yes, it's like, uh its uh, removing the equipment function is the is the key for them to central pot sofa the confidence, significant side for disruptive smoke. i like the across sweden, southern areas of norway, the next where the system started to push its way

u. k has imposed new sanctions. moscow has well come to look a shame because relax found its way past more from loose capital. minsk, with an 8 to 6.8 percent share of the vote election. officials here in minutes on monday declared on surprisingly, alexander lucas shank as the widow of sunday's presidential election in response. your opinion says it will keep imposing restrictive on targeted measures against the regime while supporting civic society and exiled up position. it must go though look, percent goes victory was celebrated according to the kremlin. and it dismissed west of criticism of the election. as predicted. monday monk, c h, a found a verse, 3 of the liberation of out switch counts and 7, poland during world war 2, several. well, visas has joined some of the last living survivors of the concentration camp. to commemorate the event, nazi germany forces kills more than $1000000.00 people at the facility during the conflict soviet to sand around $7000.00 survivors. when they marched into the campaign, 1945 still had on algae 0 in sports as a brad waiting for the west indies imp

fully. supposing that unit type and they were k, have us and they just didn't think as that is not the only fight in the fight in the united states as well. the u. s. and the u. k. i'm good. how many of those company actually out in both directly and the sort of go to see how many i talk housing with actually the told the interest of the genocide, but at least it damaging the. is the 80 you pulling me it? i've closed. what have they made a po to 1000 for overbite palestine and a lot in that it was, well, it's sending millions of people to the show started every day. so it's actually kind of as to the taste in that any satellite of some of what they have been doing to what it is that i may be need that united states. as you say, i believe that they are blending with some companies in very good clouds. i may get, i think i gave them an or over to the new or to this product. that's all the, let's course in war against him. and i need that happen. this means that the money will be taught to get in this country on, or is it a uh, old united states military, an estate agent, even in so it would yada available induced company. we're not only the produ

blockade against these welding ships off to the guns of war began in response to as well as western allies, the u. s. and the u. k. form the coalition. they gain cnn, foaming the country, multiple times, bucks the blockade has remained defiance one as well as the red sea pause, reportedly approach bankruptcy across in dogs or the enclaves capital has come on the heavy id strong cuz they killed at least 6 palestinians, and wounded dozens more according to local officials, social media footage shows a civil defense team scrambling to find providers and meet the rubble of residential buildings. a number of children also to be among the victims of questions. and i'll be in aust if as well as serious about making peace with palestine seas law told, subtract on some more than a year. some sources including all right. now say a deal is finally on the rise and following complicated tools and cancel policies, release bureau chief my we have an ocean. uh how's the base house from multiple sources in numerous reports say that the deal between israel and have bosses closer than ever. and indeed, a role in middle east sources

the americans have sent people over before the french germans u k. amongst and there's other regional powers as well, like jordan, for example, saudi arabia i, i'm kept to so you will be given full for getting the aged yes is still designated as a terrorist organization by most western powers. and indeed the un security council for them. well, i think that trying to do here is to reach out to as many foreign governments as possible to increase that leverage, the more people they have interested in the reconstruction of syria, the more pressure that he can exit, the new syrian government can exist against countries who have sanctions in place to say, look, we know that you want guarantees. we know you want conditional sanctions relief. we are moving ahead with serious reconstruction with dog just because we have to say when people need a sense of normalcy, of if you're not going to provide us with a someone else will. so it's very, very impressive waste. yes, it's nice to do in a month alone, right. but it has many diplomatic engagements at the top of funded in 6 months. thank you. rob. always good t

u. k. prime minister, tony blair, tony blair, he's not exactly a friend of the region know, well, i mean the upside to see here is actually to ted because, you know, sitting across like you said from a known terrorist saw tony that lot of british prime minister and of course one of the key architects up here. ok, cool. a rules that caused around coffee 1000000 civilian casualties left to this day 1000000 a rockies internally displaced. another 3000000 in need of aid. and of course, it also wants us to that coalition. troops left in 2011. it really opened the tool for isis militants. now to this day, all these years on iraq is a failed state. that is tony plus like a c on public low. think of him was very clear. when over a 1000000, brett signed to petition to revoke his knighthood without success, but still not to mention how when your rock who was moving in 20031500000 people took to the streets in london alone on a single day. now the capital at that time, was there any home to around 7 and a half 1000000, so we understand the scale. so you have to get what we're seeing and doubtful. s

well continued condolences to those arriving the u. k. u. s. u, i'm tall across here in this region. we'll be back with a brand new episode on south to angel. then keep in touch with my role as social media. if it's not sensitive, we'll country and have to our child going. undergoing tv hon. they'll come to watch, new and old episodes are going undergrads. who said that the the is the launch of the special military operations mold, in $13000.00, far less than the race of joining the ukraine. miller, tre. williams. lot of things are good enough to stop growing up. i mean, you need for 2 of us doing the with any of them will surely cause trouble. you most get what you my friend build for the fine you is fine. yeah. the the but yeah. point on it that the at the end of what it is, i didn't know the fornia state mental breakdown system talk as long as any minus 90 to cover dining. come see phone susie. i'm going to sean, you ended, it consumed the vs. just following back up on top of the field, which as well means it is also that'd be good to see an

u. k. government chooses to loss over a fox, it, deans, inconvenient? well, it's just, i couldn't send you. right? you should not as a us to, to the you try government, which is not if i had deal falls a from the pressures probably it's a wider concern because is the present, say which uh, who's coming here. costs a new type farm voters. very recently we have some what were cooled, some south porch rocks in the u. k. i remember people were pushing gyle on our grounds at a stream. it certainly some of the been full. yeah is this is because the u. k. government definition of uh, streaming service providers, people, they actually do, i can very believe there's no maximum and fees are peaceful. i also the enough i will be believed very believe i can put to bottom aside for these facts, i can pretend that these facts doesn't exist. everything today with the crime label j spell right? again, like i mentioned for evaluation to support a project by tools. just a reminder for up to the minute developments this choose a quadrant 3, give r t a, follow an x. we'll keep

well as gulf states. but our thing, what the u. k is for just say there is that there is a limited, there is a degree of uncertainty over the current situation on the country and how to proceed at the end. this uncertainty is better understood by the actions of syrians and their closest neighbors. and in the gulf, i think the main issue would be at what the us administration will actually do and say with respect to sanctions, which is yet to be seen. the signs that we're seeing actually are not promising. i think they will be far more stringent. but just for your pain and forgive me for interrupting you. i am sorry, but just button very briefly. i wanted to ask you, i mean it's the with the lifting of sanctions on the delivery of humanitarian aid, as well as financial aid that we're likely to see already hoping to see over the next few months or so there has to be some sort of monitoring system in place, we see this in other parts of the world as well in similar situations, arise. just talking through how it is possible to actually m

well, when he turns up, back in the u. k, he gets a rock just welcome. i'll get the people on the streets waving flags shouting happily. yeah, they're waving flags, but the apollo steve flags there shouting, add them to turn it upside down and hang them off fridge. like mostly when the video is used. oh really? yeah. keep your your pocket. yeah. tons of the pockets. yeah. hello to you. oh yeah, this is what they call popularity, right? i think as well, it turns out that good oak here is the most own popular prime minister, newly elected in history in the united kingdom, the most on popular prime minister in history. of course, that's all by complete accident product here was one thing to sort of uh, take a birds eye view from above. the light goes here. it's also important to get the views of the people on the ground running the ard. we people, the tax payer, the people who are living the nightmare dr. u. k is rapidly turning into there's also some concern that the okay is going to turn into an economic basket case pretty soon. and so that's what i liste

well. and as western allies, the us and the u. k. formed the coalition against the admin bombing of the country multiple times, but the blockade has remained a defiant while israel's red seaports reportedly approach bankruptcy slow across in gaza. the enclave is besieged. capital city has come under heavy idea of strikes that killed at least 6 low goals and wounded dozens more according to local officials, social media footage. it shows that civil defense teams scrambling to find survivors amid the rubble of residential buildings with a number of children are said to be among the victims. 6 at least 24 palestinians have apparently been killed across scot. this tuesday for questions are now being asked if is really serious about making peace with palestine. these far talks of dragged on for more than a year. some sources including r o. now say a deal is finally on the horizon following complicated talks and guitar. are these middle east bureau chief maria, from ocean, it has more. and there are multiple reports about to looming deal

well. but haven't heard, you reports more strikes around for you. how many capital? some of the 1st these of placed the blame on the us and the u. k. claims both countries deny the. meanwhile, phase randy army says a hip, the pulse and also is actual data as well as a power station in some of the attacks were carried out on friday when hundreds of thousands of young men, these typically gather off the friday prayers to condemn. israel's will only cost the spokes person for the, for the military was that the protests until the crowds, the group had attacked sites in israel. the day before the many, do you have any armed forces carried on targeting operation against a number of targets belonging to these really animals in the oxide areas? what type of with 3 drones and they were able to reach their target successful human through these have launched several attacks on israel. thing the strikes are a show of solidarity with palestinians in gauze that is really defensive in the state as well. caps as one of the who sees it will continue talking to them. and if they don't stop, keep thoughts on their own, but came on. these really stri

u. k. if i don't recognize guest armor as prime minister would anything change in the u. k? no, nothing would change. right? so the same is true for us. whether you'll recognize our elections, well adults, whether you want the union, so it's a matter of taste really. nothing will change for the popular us and both for the bell russians. we've been as nice and that's good we, it's like about having a favorite color changes doing nothing. i don't care whether you'll recognize our elections going on. what's important for me is that our people recognize that our elections wash it. that's what's important tonight. so the rest is up to you for book. so you please 92. if you do not recognize us, well it's not you and this is all really stuck, refuse to recognize us if tomorrow's the united states could make a statement. we would or even keep silence about our elections. what are you going to do about that to deal with? what are you going to do with that? it's not something new to you. so to show you have been attacking donald trump day and night before the election. what are we good now? that's what you see is victorious. your position is just change the loop. you turn to the time real

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u. k. i'm from so i've already called on the substance to leave. go well to apples and boulders still open. i recall some reports congolese army vehicles, head to the front lines on the outskirts of goma. fighting against the m 23 armed groups has been intensifying in the east calling the leads. officials accuse rwanda of backing m 23, but golly, has denied involvement. if it's even more to one day, they tell me indeed, rwanda is determined to seize the city of goma. but all vague and patriot supported by regional and you wouldn't. peacekeepers are due to him in to defend the town of goma, tooth and nail to repel the enemy, which has already been done. and why not to drive them out of the national territory. regional peacekeepers and un forces had been heavily involved in the combat. several have been killed and injured. the un is now temporarily relocating all non essential personnel from goma. but thousands of people seeking refuge from the fighting are still streaming into the city. the un says $400000.00 people have been displaced since the start of th

u. k, germany reaching out to iran and vice versa, at this particular point as well there, there hasn't been really much in terms of the j. c, p o, a or developments for data to it. what is common and is the president trump back to power in washington and also and all the uh, basically the snack back and account as i'm that was imbedded in the deal is to come up in october. so to these 2 issues, i have a potential to escalate things between a ron and the uh, you know, the, the, your cans and the united states. the right hands, of course, are trying to stop this kind of disconnection reaching the consensus or reconciliation with the europeans. though there are other issues that are affecting to the connected to the relationship with euro, in particular that, that you create an issue. and i was doing an issue, but i think these 2 matchers are the new things that are uh, add that are added to that, that are to be added to the uh, the, the file that has been basically uh, has been stopped by the united states. uh, back in 2018. uh now they, they are trying to stop, i think were on the urani