u. s. britain and france that have a lot of fluids in the world to stop and say, we will not give you more money as long as you continue the actions. all of these words that we are waging perpetuate the occupation. the occupation is much more complex than is shown on the screen. it hurts everyone, even me as a jewish person, it hurts it damages my education and my freedoms. it damage in my personal sense of security and it hurts 3100000 of palestinians in the west bank and gaza. we want people who hear me now at their homes to put pressure on their governments to stop financial and military support through israel. now we are the most races, extreme right wing and fascist government. since 1948, even during martial law, people are comparing people that were living during the martial law comparing the spear that they sold back fence to the one they still now. history repeats itself in the worst way possible. okay, to more world news, the us we're main has become the 2nd state to local and disqualifying donald trump from the ballots. and next year's presidential election. officials and both d

well, 2 studies conducted in britain and the u. s. suggested that a i might enable millions of people to move to a 4 day work week by 2000 and so cheap suite. in concrete numbers a, i could reduce the work week from faulty to 32 hours for 28 percent of the workforce. that's 8800000 people in britain and 35000000 in the us thoughts if companies will give their work as full pay for working less. that's another story. one idea to ensure, well, cuz i'm not losing out on money due to a i is universal basic income for u b. i. this means that everyone would regularly get an unconditional minimum income. but where would somebody be coming from? well, some experts suggest texting companies on the profits they make by using a i others go even further and say everyone should have the right to you b. i because we collect the fleet, created all the data that's being used to train a ice. however, you wanna go, so the basic income is still subject to much debates and won't be coming any time soon. but it's an interesting concept if you ask me, are

you say one could make the case, the britain where your speaking to be from is just an aircraft carrier for the united states, with all its u. s. military bases masquerading is already f ones and all the military troops. but you know that if the present macro could and we invite him appear on this program with those right now he'd say, what are you talking about? and you mentioned them kicking out the base is the friendship in the what was it the 40s or fifties at us basis? and you know, you see the all the, and to us vote to the united nations the unwillingness to go in with the iraq invasion. and so yes, indeed, it was the girl who um, to the base is out to the 1960s. and they took the different ones out from the, uh, political, the military of united military come on. uh, but of course it was a sad cause a who in the late 20 tends to crowns back in and across, pursued that, you know, because they have planned to says policy. um, so the key point is that contrasting to this atlanta system, which leads to does empowerment to western europe. we know we're, a lot of us have been putting forward. and the goal is tied to is the i

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