the meeting with me is exactly like the same off the statement by the person in the percent of the u. s. a. d u n, during the u. n. s the me thing, when the u. s. feel to, but in the nation, of course is a fairly important player. it's the largest and most name country in the world has a very strong cause for the policy and people. how do you feel as an, as administer, re presenting indonesia and in this, in this circuit of international leaders who don't seem to do anything at the moment? i always mentioned that indonesia will take any possible avenue to defend justice, to defend humanity. and to be with the palestinian people, because as i mentioned to us already over 70 years, and i recall what happened in bundled the s u f because some it was in 9055 in 1955. boston is the only country who did not enjoy freedom of independence yet. so we quoted the policy union a people n again, number 2 because it is a number in the constitution. and number 3 though i o. o, always mentioned that the issue of policy then is nothing to do with the religious issue. it is the principal, but i think the vo

so and the u. s. a administration clearly mentioned against, so i said that police as well, they have also again see told the resolution just a few years ago was that this is fine. i think the, the position of the u. s. a sporadic. so that's why i mentioned above the issue of how do you feel about the fee to uh, let me continue on the number 2 that i mentioned to, uh, secretary clinton of the importance of us to keep that position on the 2 state solution. because i'm really worried about this to state solution. and the government of the, the prime minister nathaniel already mentioned that there is no 2 state solution. there is no problem statements as a solution. so what about all the decision that we have take in the us, which we have to respect me. so i just want to present this is the solution. this is the decision that we have taken, which you involve in the n, what we need this to implemented, but not kept it as if there was nothing, there is nothing that is noticed solution on the to state solutio

a who these that didn't really work out. so it remains to be seen what happens next . the u. s. has been openly warning about the strikes beforehand, easier a strategy behind or so that is correct to us approach here because you don't want to commit to the middle east and the u. s. has had the experience interact in southwest asia and they've gotten a stance how difficult it is to fight irregular forces, especially if they are backed by a powerful state. that being said, these airstrikes will most likely continue, was the idea of diminishing these groups military capability. so that they cannot strikes the us forces in the middle east. one of the main targets appears to have been the codes force of the iranian revolutionary guard. why? that is correct and the reasoning here are, we might recall um, a striking, fully money buys a trump administration who was ahead of the court codes for us back then. the idea is to weaken the could force and to remove the brain. so to say off the support thing for us for those malicious across the middle east, which are linked to room. however, as

the u. s. a flight of jets and the a that it comes, and these a dislikes come at the time when the what a rock is working called to guarantee the stability of the region. and these ada strikes according to the statement of violation of iraq's sovereignty and undermining a rocks efforts and a threat that might drag iraq into the agent to a serious consequences. and the, the, the outcomes the might be a dangerous on safety and stability of a rock and the agent that it again confirm is. busy iraq's the government, the stance towards these ada strikes, as you know, that some of the counter attacks that would cut it out by us at a slice in the past 3 months and targeted locations of video on online aligned um, in groups getting on the one thing a number of them had been told to do deducted by the right to the government had been even provoking the government to issue official, the statements deducting the in the us and coalition forces minutes. it presents any luck and also to demand a scheduled uh, s

of course, if it's justified, because without the help of the u. s. a. if you look at the conflict on the war in the ukraine at, they are totally different perspective. it's obvious that even if the union scales up, it's a help for ukraine. it can't replace the military aid from the u. s. the that chunk is just too big. so the perspective of this war is totally different without the funding from the us. what about the perspective for the european security as a whole, as well? i think further, you can say it security as a whole. uh, that's the same thing. if a trump, basically a trump is not president at the moment, but basically him saying things like this already on their minds at this point, the european security because from the perspective of a fresher, it means, uh, that's the article 5 of the nato may be, is not bit serious effect is not that see us as a team or talk, meaning that if one country has an aggression all the other countries will defended, mitchell, susan may as well, let's just say donald trump is not president yet. we've been here befo

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uh, submitted to personnel leave the area until the u. s. a stops supporting as well. and it's major and it's been, it's a campaign against us or moved up to wise apologies. we lost our connection to our course funding there. in fact that moving on and members of a class meeting in nigeria in an effort to boost community and support for the west african regional organization. the talks we convened after booking a fi, so new share and molly announce plans last month to leave the organization. all 3 of old by military leaders will cease power in recent course. the postponement of elections incentive got is also on the agenda. i made the trace has the latest on the gathering from nigeria as capital i butcher in this situation in the healy and countries of my lease. uh what kind of possible i'm is. yeah. uh speaker. so this particular meeting, which comprises foreign ministers of the countries and other senior officials of the cannot be committed to of west african states would be looking at the situation there, especially after the declaration by the 3 countries of be with

this is the 4th u. s. a rate targeting hold on me to see personality rock within a month depends a good size that they're aimed at preventing more attacks on us forces. but with all the groups threatening to escalate the resistance against the us and its allies, the state of the conflict spread. so the across the region, the government tube has repeatedly stated these types of u. s. a. to strikes, violate a rock sovereignty and threatened to drag the country into a circle of the agent on the conflict. this particular us just like, wasn't the response to last month as june attack by the reunion bug east. lemme cruise just as a group that killed the 3 us soldiers and enjoy a dozen some more. the group claims the u. s. for supporting is really submitted treat campaign in his eyes and has split it into increase its attacks on to the us and coalition forces withdrawal from iraq without the he just, you know, so that supposes if columbia and president, gustavo petro, have been in consultations with right police in

the only body or to stop the crimes in palestine is the u. s. a ford, ford is r e and the u. s. at prevention off i need is a notion that com, them this, are you the organization? definitely. that's why there should be a pressures on the you of the people in the u. s. they should, it's just like push it on their documents and also the other. otherwise, maybe off by the u. s. a should exercise assistant session if they want to really to stop this genocide by giving speaking to us today. i appreciate your time on german 5 political expos, hyatt rary, and they wrote thank you let me wallet a 70 civilians were killed on sunday. 19 is really strikes on the central parts of the antis, including a refugee town, as according to palestinian officials. now you might find the following images distressing. this voltage that we've been unable to independently verify is now circulating online in the, off the mazda of the strikes, it appears to show the victims, many of whom are women and children. schools have bodies all seen on the flow as well. wounded survivors are rushed to hospital by red

this is the 4th u. s. a. re targeting committed c personality rock within a month, the pentagon says that they're aimed at preventing more attacks on us forces with, with all the groups threatening to escalate the resistance against the us and its allies. this came to the conflict spread across the region. the government tube has repeatedly stated these types of u. s. a. to strikes, violate iraq sovereignty, and threatened to drag the country into a circular for the genetic conflict. for this particular us, just like wasn't a response to last month as june attacked by the uranium bug stomach resistance, a group that killed the 3 us soldiers and into a dozen. some more the group claims the u. s. for supporting is really submitted, treat campaign and advise and has put it in to increase its attacks on to the us and coalition forces withdrawal from iraq without did what he does, you know, so that so that's what goes. preston says we have pharmacies, countries commitments to helping secure a ceasefire and goes u

the government to you has repeatedly stated these types of u. s. a. to strikes, violate iraq sovereignty and threatened to drag the country into a circle for the genetic conflict. for this particular us, just like wasn't a response to last month as june attacked by the uranium bug stomach resistance, a group that killed the 3 us soldiers and into a dozen. some more the group claims the u. s. for supporting is really submitted, treat campaign and advise and has split into increase its attacks onto the us and coalition forces withdrawal for your walk. without the do i just, you know, so that the company's not both counseling is underway in pocket stones general election. the party of a former prime minister in mounted cotton says candidates that it back. so in the lead, the votes was mounted by bonnets and accusations of reading. i said make reports from the whole as, as a cute to costs the volt mobile phone lines and internet services were being cut focused on the interior ministry set that was because of what it described as terrorist attacks. i couldn

so there was a u. s. a pressure on the student activity to, to a, to be for him and to, to be part of the, the, the, the government in the golden strip. it's not easy. it was the, is what the government does. an attorney, a whole announce many times that he wouldn't accept b a to be willing goes off to the war. but has um, um, well i just have to follow up and, and ask you about that. why does this move come now and why is it the palestinian prime palestinian authority prime minister and not the president my food a boss? because many of the calls have been actually for a boss to step down from the international community happened back as well. the, the, the system, the political system in the student authority is different. usually the of the posting in on the present then usually has to, it can be replaced on the in, in, during our or through elections. that mean it's, it's not like appointed by anybody else unless there was a, like a desk or, or illness who could be replaced according to the constitution,

the, the, this is the w news live in berlin, the u. s. a. u. k. launch a 2nd, 9th of retaliatory attacks against iran in the link militias, washington and london say they hit science belonging to this new c rebels in yemen, as follows us airstrikes in the rack and syria. also in the show and the united states, the democrats kick off their contest to choose their presidential nominate president biden, wins of predictive land line in south carolina. the 1st primary in his campaign, not his low approval ratings, means that the vote is still being seen as a test of his future re election chances. the american and in spain is good to have you with us. the united states and britain have launched a series of airstrikes on the who, the militia and yemen. washington and london put out a joined statement saying that they had some dozens of target, which included underground weapons depos missile systems and launchers and radars. the strong is a part of the us military's effort to the terms of movies from further disrupting global shipping lanes in the re

republic, and there is a growing division also within the republican party of, of the role that the u. s. a wants to play abroad. this was priced by both democrats and republicans in the senate where this bill was passed with age for israel, for taiwan, and also a for a ukraine, said majority leader, chuck schumer, from the democrats. he said the senate to class that american leadership will not waive a will not false or will not fail. this is not just a win for the democrats, but also for the republicans. there is mitch mcconnell from the republicans who has been pushing and who has been making aid for a ukraine also has top priority. also considering that there is and not everyone within the republican party also wants to support a you just said. the important thing now is what will happen in the house of representatives? we have the speaker from the republicans to mike, a johnson cost adults on this. what is visible actually passed because there's nothing sad on a tougher immigration laws, any of the us in this new package that needs that. that is not even clear if the house will vote on

don't think this could cause some kind of escalation and military tensions, particularly after the u. s. a sat is not seeking war with iran or if you mean escalation, this is a regional award. i don't think that is likely to happen for one simple reason. the united states as white, has made it very clear. he's not interested in regional war. i don't think these rabies are interested in regional war at this point, and certainly the iranians are not interested in regional war. so i think most likely what would happen is clearly you don't want to regional work. you're washington. but clearly you want to make sure you re, uh, you know, reinforce the idea of the terrorist. you have thousands and thousands of american troops across them, at least for them to become that sort of city targets for militant groups, is unacceptable to any american president. and certainly this american president, we just enter election cycle. so for political reasons in the united states, because the reality is on the ground, something needed to be done, but nothing as large as inviting and regional. what would you j

is it the word or the u. s. a waiting for? i don't know what to put on with that. it's obvious. i think i think the whole international know, and the world a system has to today saying, i think this is not so this would be, this would have its implications on any upcoming uh, any upcoming situation. like this one toner, they think 30000 people can that more than 60000 insurance, they are unable to find treatments you are talking about at best cases, 200 trucks entering. why and in the past 2 weeks, we have seen up to 40 or 50 trucks or the non of n y. we know that that also serves needs at least 500 in, in the best se, a scenarios before this, why it's under located for 17 years. i mean the but i can pull it up because i just want to pick up on that question of where people will go. we come back to it time and time again. garza has been decimated. there is no way to go inside, especially new west safe and the u. n. has that is not going to be policy to any movement of people, force displacement at cool that i want to ask you what you think of satellite pictures that we're seeing

capacity in the us government, much larger than these where the government, i'm military within the u. s. a and machinery that isn't the capacity to imagine it's evacuation. so it's, it's really tough to imagine these readings have a realistic plan for this. and i think that's why you see us officials saying very openly and we haven't, the rhetoric has suddenly shifted. right. ultimately, the, another thing, israel, you cannot do this. you've seen them say this in washington, but also importantly in new york at the united nations. right. whether us is not talking about a ton pricey 5 for the 1st time ever. i think that's because of the strategic implications that are also offensive. the humanitarian tool would be undoubtedly huge, right? but let's think about a region that's already on the knife site and she left. think about the fact that run the bond is now less than 2 weeks away. tensions are really high, extremely high in the occupied westbank as well, extremely high and true slim on the us. as looking at that picture and thinking is rough uh, becomes different blog box that it follows.

so thank you very much, christine i have some more headlines for you us and the u. s. a cluster of fast moving was fine schools, communities in an area known as the texas panhandle. one blaze being called a smoke house. greet 5 has grown into one of the largest in the state's history. no injuries have been reported by their affairs. the fire could spread israel's defense minister, you have got on task coal for a draft little that would force alter also to jews to serve in the military. they have so far been exempt from compulsory service. some also, well for those choose block roads earlier this week and protests and these proposals, mr. feldman said, the board goes up lives as well, but no other choice. thailand's health minister says the country plans to ben recreational mario used by the end of the year thailand. became the 1st se as a nation to allow recreational kind of as use 2 years ago since then. doherty's, i've been trying to write in search and consumption. officials plan to continue allowing medicinal use mix up. she's evolved from a plastic stereotype into a

u. s. s. it's a combined that it is torching temper was 3, it's on the continents and promoting security and stability. washington says it's doing such a great job fighting terrorism that is, should be involved in more of the continents. the mistake of fees are really good at security assistance and we really good at going off to terrorist. but if you neglect governance, economic development factors like climate change, you can't really get at a durable solution. those tend to change it to the u. s. a shout out, $300000000.00 is the ability to focus assistance for the region. but the level of peace and stability in africa doesn't seem to justify the spending. new data shows that we came to fossil for east as experience. 67 percent of the militant islam is related for utilities. and this the how of agents the amount is more than double that of 2022. the states has openly criticize the wasteful, benefiting from exploiting the continents last week and the footprints in africa is the i'm the confidence i

u. s. walter's air strikes on targets in syria and iraq. the raids on a pro ron miller shot, come in response to the killing of 3 us soldiers in a drone attack on a base in jordan last week. also coming up, israel's military prepares to move. it's gone to offensive further south, toward rough as a mazda is leadership, ways. the terms of a propos, 6 weeks east fire, and tens of thousands of people rally against extremism in berlin. the latest in a series of mass protests in germany against racism, earnestina phobia followed revelations that members of the far right party secretly discussed reporting ethnic minorities the and a warm welcome to our viewers around the world. on michael oak, who the us military has launched air strikes on targets in syria and rock. the pentagon says more than 85 sites were here. here in state to be said, the strikes had resulted in a number of deaths and injuries rack condemned to strikes, calling them in aggression against its sovereignty and sang. 16 people had been killed. us president joe biden ordered the operation in res

the u . s. a. started in other countries on, on, in 1938, when churchill was trying to negotiate him. everybody a sod. it's somebody's elsewhere. well, unfortunately, when you think of this, it always comes to you. it's came, was a full harbor. it's can was bonbon that was a bump in london and others city. so unfortunately, they have to realize that you cannot step aside. this is not only a war. is this not a local complex? this is a war off. a talk receives horses democracy is because ukraine has united a democratic world around us, while rush has been supported by one of those for you. and if they way, and this will be a clear sign for china to take us, we can do whatever you want. and that's will be a big problem. thank you so much. i. donald trump has once again rallied again, still railed against you with president joe biden in a speech loaded with apocalyptic imagery at the conservative political action conference in the state of maryland. trump painted a bleak picture of another bite in tow

a help for ukraine. it can't replace the military aid from the u. s. the, that chunk is just too big. so the perspective of this war is totally different without the funding from the us. what about the perspective for the european security as a whole, as well? i think further you can say it security as a whole. uh, that's the same thing. if a trump, basically a trump is not president at the moment. but basically, him saying things like this already undermines at this point, the european security because from the perspective of a fresher, it means uh, that's the article 5 of the nato may be, is not bit serious. effect is not that see us as a team. articles, meaning that if one country hasn't regression, all the other countries will defend it. mitchell is a bit as well. let's just say it and i'm from is not president yet. we've been here before, haven't we feeling what could happen? political leaders insecure about what he's saying, but don't from was already president ones. and i would say most of those scenarios and that didn't really happen. do you think it changes this time around wi

clubs, we have resorts, real estate, cash, personal assets, and full calculated that he has 426000000 u. s. a less in cash and liquid assets. that's the money that he could actually use to pay off his legal obligations. bloomberg, on the other hand, estimated that this 453000000000000000 casey actually needs to pay to put it up to 50 percent of his net worth. so the big question is, if you will pay it and we're what this cups can be made, if it's on the private traveling or somewhere else. hm. well, it seems like he's still doing all right. all right, then thank you so much as always for joining us. and he's looked at about some other stories making headlines today. sizes of protesters have gathered in budapest to demand a change to hungry is political culture. they want the conservative government to reform the child protection system. the protest was organized in response to president castle and novak's recent resignation over a part and she issued and a child sexual abuse case. and sources indicate egypt as building a buffer zone nearest border with gaza. design i foundation for human righ

and then the u. s. a cluster of fost moving walled sizes scorched communities in an area known as the texas panhandle. one blaze being cool, the smoke house creek fire is grown into one of the largest in state history. no injuries have been reported, but there off is the fly. it could spread the or the health ministry in garza, which is controlled by some us, says the death toll since the status of the war has now talked. so she 1000 people . the ministry says more than 100 people were killed on thursday while they were wasting for humanitarian aid. in gauze the city, many of the wounded were rushed to hospital. israel's ami said it is checking reports. the soldiers opened fire on the crowd is really is continuing to press its military campaign against hum us which committed the october the 7th terror attacks against israel. last month you and the top court ordered israel to take provision role measures to prevent acts of genocide and gaza. since then the been growing cools and some countries to holt less

the move could pay the wife for reforms and the palestinian authority, which the u. s. a suggested could take over the governing of gaza after the war between israel and thomas to human rights groups of accused israel, of ignoring last month's ruling by the international court of justice in the hey, the cost audit is right now to take immediate measures to ensure the provision of humanitarian aid and god, obviously international and human rights watch site 8 entering cause a has instead decreased. last the it's nice, right? administrator says it's a target steve, inside 11 on the of the city of bol back. the s drive came just hours after has blah fighters down and is reading drugs as but also also savvy is really strong skilled, at least 2 members of the group. so hungry farmers paralyzed pots of brussels. this protest is brought that demands and that attracts us to the sidelines of an e. u. agriculture administers meeting the governments across the block. i've been trying to ease tensions within the agriculture industry following weeks of demonstrations, but farms remain

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the senate finally voted to make the u. s. a signatory in 1987. which means if israel backed by all of us funding and political support is found guilty of a genocide in gaza, the american president could well be found complicit. the senator sponsored that piece of legislation in 1987 represented the state of delaware, jo by search as we might. we cannot find a single reference to that in the us mainstream media. but we'll keep looking, seeing next time, here at the listing of a has as well as a whole on guys a continues we bring you the late. we are on the grounding dollars a covering. the ongoing is raising arguments and the suffering, the people's tones that we lost displacements and block of resources as well as district conditions here in and around the hospital and from occupied is to refund the data rate from restrictions prevents freedom of rights to worship tyler, we will continue our coverage of his route will cabinet decisions the kansas and all the political parties, west bank to new reporting on the violence is really raised with feelin

this is the 4th u. s. a. re targeting committed c personality rock. within a month, the pentagon says that they're aimed at preventing more attacks on us forces. but with all the groups threatening to escalate the resistance against the us and its allies, this came to the conflict spread across the region. the government to you has repeatedly stated these types of u. s. a. to strikes, violate iraq sovereignty and threatened to drag the country into a circle for the genetic conflict. for this particular us, just like wasn't a response to last month as june attacked by the uranium bug stomach resistance, a group that killed the 3 us soldiers and into a dozen. some more the group claims the u. s. for supporting is really submitted, treat campaign and advise and has split into increase its attacks onto the us and coalition forces withdrawal for your walk without doing what he does, you know, so that all right, let's take you back to the worst thing, crisis and goals and now in a groups a warning that the full scale is really military assault, a rougher wil

the senate finally voted to make the u. s. a signatory in 1987. which means if israel backed by all that us funding and political support is found guilty of a genocide in gaza, the american president could well be found complicit. the senator sponsored that piece of legislation in 1987 represented the state of delaware, jo by search as we might. we cannot find a single reference to that in the us mainstream media. but we'll keep looking see, next time here at the listing, most unique perspective, i want to be but don't want to talk even if i'm not reporting, i want to leave this and it was really helpful. my things thoughtful this coverage and there's no reason to target the journal on hers voices, and i'm part of the communications on please connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere be that women are delivering, they being in the shelters in the rubble of their own hugs, and this is unacceptable. the stream on out just the or as an unsettled type of 1st takes on the biggest phase of close to what is happening no

the senate finally voted to make the u. s. a signatory in 1987, which means if israel backed by all of us funding and political support is found guilty of a genocide in gaza, the american president could well be found complicit. the senator sponsored that piece of legislation in 1987 represented the state of delaware, jo, bite search as we might, we cannot find a single reference to that in the us mainstream media. but we'll keep looking see next time here at the listening post. the latest news as it breaks, they've actually came to the civilian medical facility in what seems to be a target to assess the nation with detailed coverage. this is not the only school that has been targeted schools in the cause of ship are not only schools, there shelters and graveyards and fearless journalism. allegations of georgia has increased steering as well as will in garza from be things to withholding medication. neos ring far as some of the world's oldest, but they are no match for the density fires increasingly with through them in the face

the senate finally voted to make the u. s. a signatory in 1987. which means if israel backed by all that us funding and political support is found guilty of a genocide in gaza, the american president could well be found complicit. the senator sponsored that piece of legislation in 1987 represented the state of delaware, jo by search as we might. we cannot find a single reference to that in the us mainstream media. but we'll keep looking see next time here at the listening post. being a journalist is a prison. i get to the heart of the story, amplified the voices of those who have been drowned out by the noises of war is my driving force is what pushes me to take risks. we're just going to try to take up as a safer position. reading the trying to find the words the truth. it's that challenge and the huge responsibility we keep one of the issues and decision makers in check . so the devastating human tossed up their decisions. the reason the soldiers base themselves in this house is because it's as the edges of the janine refugee cab. and from here t

as a reminder about top story, this allen the u. s. senate as positive for an a bill that includes some $60000000000.00 and additional funding for ukraine. it now goes to the republican controlled house of representatives by faces an uncertain future of next saving africa's icon excel bump traits. my bank as well and on your christmas begin and we'll have your own use. next balance by the depot africa have some good ideas for sustainability. cape, i'm coming. come around on down the latest innovation. he travels across the country for deep do you need to celebrate or live? to talk to inventors and promote sustainable development. africa. next on d, w. tackling the task with passion, maneuvering biggie loves everything about head jones behind the wheel with a truck at each. she is seen all of us. she wishes that one more women and have profession the in 60 minutes on d w. the news of the truth, this time excel jim, is turned into our meet the voices of a free turkey alter as the ad $160.00 into exile. i knew the police would search my

a call center. and she said that the u. s. made a mistake and b u. s. might, might need to find a way out that would be suitable for them to result that you prayed issue, but then he added some of the that's at some point in the future. uh, these relations will be restored, but it's not up to us for them. it's the problem, it's the americans problem. we have done what, how far we have done so many just joseph goodwill. i quoting the president that shift is putting in some ways we're out of goodwill. i mean, at this point, you know, should liberally do. now, from them with see their own very different gestures involving one hand and one thing guess, and response to our gestures of goodwill. and how's it also says getting the solar because that's a minister level fruit in there to see if we live. so in the see that came with the system, what's the city now? could anybody who would be, what would we say uh, would be the repercussions of the euro might done to the ordinary citizens of ukraine's is well with here we have a suit that this is those who lived th

u. s. a u armed israel against guys a full support from the bo did that to surprise you or is that direct orders from washington? the board has previously particularly expressed a huge support for genocide as a in the middle east as well. nevada received those days early government during his campaign, and he said so explicitly, as she said she already had agreements with is riley government while she was a candidate. so we think she's being very reciprocal, and in that matter, the ar party, the citizens revolution parties, and proposed in parliament a resolution condemning the genocidal acts of israel and in powers. i mean goes on, and unfortunately the noble uh, a number of some members of the she's party, they did not support this resolution and a wasn't passed unfortunately. and. and so you have this situation. as regards the middle east, you got a, this amount of debt. millions in ecuador, lying on world food program aid. and now the vice president to president number veronica bed says i

he is supposed to have published information a, brought about u. s. a matters which then all subjects to confidentiality, rules in the secrecy rules in the united states and they are not, won't see him back at all. all of this happened abroad and they want him to the us to face, tries to that. this is against the fundamental principles of a press. freedom died there that you could punish somebody for what they have done about it. just think about music to help you find the information about some job and a political issue. so or military issues which i thought should be published, harry know, not published. it can use and walk me back. it will vote me to drive it in a 2 phase trial under the espionage legislation. so 1st world war legislation against the espionage which is basically that to, to, to, to come the germans in united states off the do not. and states joined to test role . well, i mean, it is just after this world so highly politicized. there's no doubt that any country would have great problems in giving a fair trial of the such probations in

since february 2022, the european union and the u. s. a provided key with more than 250000000000 euros in a most of which was spent on buying weapons for the ukranian um the the over a 100 times in the killed in rock 5 by was the idea and pulled the covers like a good idea off of this, from the moment in my life of pieces, down with the probably of an idea of the reserve is to provide for the buyers because as long as that is what the government a step responsibility. well i've been trying for 3 years to do this interview on the us government prevented me from.

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