of why use us. ready illegally optimized, syria, and us both person flatly does not believe not 3, syria and the chinese journalist brought out the new status by us servicemen in syria. us, not the notary shoots are being injured in syria. so this is, this is so obvious now to many people who were not, maybe not constantly bombarded by the western ways, people in the western subject. i mean, this is why you all the muslim countries, none of the site with the us crusade on the so called young issue in china because the price price and you have to instill for your operating western decry why the muslim country care about john. why? because they don't care about news kasha, i'll stop you. the more from the host of the phil conceal podcast after this break . ah the i welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with phil conceals college on the nation. meet you a quick to pounds that gigi and being before arriving in moscow, said the territorial integrity must be respected and pounced on that with

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only three other us address that only three other us presidents have given. it is a really significant moment. we will be watched in america, here in the uk and obviously in ireland as well. a really significant moment. chris, take us through, we have some idea of what we are expecting to be in the address, but give us some headlines, if you would like. so the whole theme _ headlines, if you would like. so the whole theme of— headlines, if you would like. so the whole theme of this _ headlines, if you would like. so the whole theme of this visit _ headlines, if you would like. so the whole theme of this visit to - headlines, if you would like. so the whole theme of this visit to the - whole theme of this visit to the whole theme of this visit to the whole ireland is the 25th anniversary of the good friday peace agreement. during president biden's visit to northern ireland which ended just over 2a hours ago, people made the observation that peace in northern ireland is not perfect. there are still some paramilitary groups who are active there. there are certai

they lined us up and told us we were about to be released. i hadn't expect that the thought they were going to kill us or something like that. often after the prison and camp booker, i had stopped expecting anything good. a toll of was generally surprised when they told me i was free. in these to be added though, that they made us sign papers expressly stating that we can't fall complaints or make public any information pertaining to the prison's inner workings. they made a sign those papers saying they would bring us freedom and democracy. we kept silent, of course, wishing for all this end as soon as possible. there were 4 offices there. the 1st one was smiling at us as he explained about complaints and information sharing. then a woman came with the papers we were told to sign. a 3rd person was one of their seniors. he sat looking at us and then said, we're sorry. ok, let's consider your apology accepted, i replied, but you broke into my house and took away my equipment, forty's, jewelry and money. and he said to me that god, help you the

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the us says it's determined to find the source of a leak of classified us documents. and brazil's president lula da silva heads to china on an official state visit. us presidentjoe biden has touched down in belfast for the start of his visit to northern ireland and the republic. the 4—day trip marks the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement. the deal largely brought an end to the 30—year conflict in northern ireland, known as the troubles but political turmoil persists, even if less violent in nature than the past. here's president biden�*s schedule: on wednesday, biden will deliver a speech at ulster university before travelling to the republic of ireland. there, he'll celebrate his own family's roots, attending events in louth and mayo. there will also be official discussions in dublin, where biden will meet with irish president michael d. higgins. he'll then head back to america on friday. the bbc�*s lucy hockings has more from belfast. so president biden has arrived and there was a small crowd that came down to the centre of belfast to greet him. they brav

the drug, mifepristone, is used in more than half of all abortions in the us. this decision is a victory supporters of abortion rights, as it defends broad access to this pill and for the biden administration. president biden has responded: with me is our correspondent, jess parker. this ruling essentially keeps access to mifepristone as it was, open access to mifepristone. what happens now? it is a status quo ruling for now. as you say, access to mifepristone as it was remains, that means women can use it to ten weeks of pregnancy. a lower court ruling had looked at reducing that to seven and women will continue to be able to use medicines, three consultations get the drug order by mail. it is a drug thatis order by mail. it is a drug that is used by many women in the us and over half of abortions. it is seen as a very significant decision by the supreme court stopped but it is a temporary decision by the supreme court. picking it back to a lower court will now hear it over the coming months and it over the coming months and it could end up back with the supre

our phones distracts us from many details around us. how something feels, smells, sounds. our brain links this info to create stronger long her memories. but smartphones shift our focus. research even suggests that when we capture a moment with the intention of sharing it, we are more likely to remember it as it was captured, not as we experienced it. we look at our lives from the outside. there is one upside. our visual memories could be getting stronger in a steady museum visitors who took photos noticed more visual details and looked at more objects than those who didn't. but what about those fun facts? the museum guide shared many had forgotten them. another problem is cognitive offloading. we don't feel the need to remember something when our devices are already doing the job. we use them as our brains external hard drive. but like a muscle, the memory storage of our brain. the hippocampus literally grows. when we train it, do you know any numbers by heart? can you find your way without your phone? why not try it for a day? if i was little i leave you number, do you h

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to the various uses.me way of knowing china is going to take the tiktok user daughter and converted into information. —— data. that it will use to utilise to put the united states user community at risk. we have no evidence whatsoever to go with that assumption. and that has been a important part of congress's fears about tiktok. what about semiconductor chips which seems to be the key in this current trade tensions. i think it's fair to say that it is hard to say who is winning this tree to battle but when it comes to be chips, would you say that the us seems to have a bit of advantage? the say that the us seems to have a bit of advantage?— bit of advantage? the us is certainly taken _ bit of advantage? the us is certainly taken the - bit of advantage? the us is i certainly taken the opportunity to deny advanced semiconductor chips as well as the semiconductor production technology in japan semiconductor production technology injapan and the netherlands to china. this will an mistakenly put enormous pres

to use. so i think india is behind on brains because we don't get to know really what, what's happening in the way before, please. so yeah, i missed it on the platform of have profited from the take took band in india and dependency on and chinese technologies is decreasing. other countries see this as an alternative model for the future? data protection is one thing, but many experts also one that the app is highly addictive. short self produced user videos have become a real trend because of tick tock. instagram on youtube. i'm trying to copy the idea, but so far they haven't been able to match the original so what is ticked up doing right? here are the top 3 factors for the algorithms success. take talks, feed has variety, and is entertaining. the algorithm chooses which videos pop up on before you page. they include videos that have gone viral, as well as unknown creators. people around the world create content. so the choice is huge. targets hundreds of signals every hour. so it can be g

is actually you being used to being used under this divided in conquest strategy. and it's a kind of humiliation for the us because, and this is, this is a reason they want to don't really, what china did. and this is actually, this is an advanced indicator of what chinese actually doing. you see a lot of the cartridge belonging to the caller to the global assault that actually starting to talk to each other, working together in aligning behind this project of a bricks allying. and so behind this huge project unique project of, of infrastructure which is the best and world initiative. i think we should, that we should really focus when he comes to geopolitics in general. it is about not looking at worse, but look, if actions chinese much to into was, it's not into perception. it's about building a tangible results. because you can say whatever you want, you know, but chinese of a, don't you, us, you know, i want tangible stuff. you know, are we going to do trade or not? are we going to build infrastructure? you know, are we going to be the new currency? that's what

obviously you use today and one can use it as an analytic framework that using it as a public diplomacyr whether you think, what you would continue recommended as a public frame of whether it's really only an analytic frame from utility standpoint. >> i'll do a quick one on that. it's more of a policy question. in some ways it's hard me to answer but what i would say is i do think that we have seen the narrative, for example, from china shift a bit in the context of even in the last few years were a few years ago it was more we are presenting another system that is more effective in contrast tom your system in the way. in other words, ourds system is functional. our system delivers results, it was as a of a mess, and that being the intellectual narrative in the way that is being presented and a bit of that has shifted toward we have an alternative path still with the same teachers, in other words, we can deliver, but not framing it as authoritarian versus democracy. perhaps that is because they see that as being more compelling and yet at the same time when you look at their best friend

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, to threaten people here in the us, to sow discord here in the us, to create divisions, so us officials strong case here. ., ,, ,, believe they have a pretty strong case here-— case here. thank you. industry, prosecutors _ case here. thank you. industry, prosecutors have _ case here. thank you. industry, prosecutors have charged - case here. thank you. industry, prosecutors have charged an . prosecutors have charged an 85—year—old white man who was accused of shooting and injuring a black teenager who mistakenly ran the wrong door bell. an arrest warrant has been issued for andrew lester. this is ralph yaro, 16 years old, he�*s been sent by his mother to pick up his younger brother but he got the address wrong. he was standing on the subject when he was shot through the door. protesters gathered outside andrew lester�*s for a second evening. i can tell you there was a racial component to the case. my message to the my message to the community is that, in clay county, we enforce the laws the we enforce the laws and we follow the laws and it does not matter where you come from or what you

the us state the us state of tennessee has reinstated an expelled democratic lawmaker.our and then returned to congress in the last hour. he was among the two democratic representatives voted out by republicans as they were accused of bringing "disorder and dishonour to the house". they led chants from the lectern on the house floor calling for stricter gun laws after the nashville school shooting killing six people, including three children. us presidentjoe biden slammed the expulsions as "shocking, undemocratic and without precedent". the pentagon says a leak of classified defence department documents poses a �*serious risk�* to national security. the documents appear to include sensitive information regarding the war in ukraine, as well as on china and us allies. it has been described as one of the largest public breaches of us intelligence information since the wikileaks saga. the us national security council spokesmanjohn kirby said action will be taken if needed. we are taking this very seriously. there is no excuse for these kinds of documents to be in the public

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and it's not us and it's you and no it's not us and it's also not us but and actually, and now a year passed, no one is contacting us, of course. that is, we are what today we, for example, have published an open letter on the website of our tv channel. now, a year has passed. we are again contacting the president's office, the national security council, the national television council, and the authorized bodies with the question of when you will return, and i want to thank everyone very much. international bodies and by various journalistic teams, journalistic organizations that supported us, that expressed their support for us, literally yesterday, you know, there was a statement from the world organization of reporters without borders, they sent and expressed their concern, they called on the ukrainian authorities to resolve the issue as soon as possible and return us to the digital air that is, actually all these statements that were heard, they were heard from people who support us, from organizations that support us, but in no way from representatives of the authorities, well, o

because they're slurring us. they're smearing us. that's exactly what they do.. no comment. catrin nye, bbc news. fascinating report there and want more on the bbc website, as always. the former new zealand prime minister, jacinda ardern, has bowed out of parliament with a standing ovation following her farewell speech earlier. the 42—year—old spoke about the honour she has felt representing her country and steering its people through some of the hardest times, including natural disasters, the covid—19 pandemic and the 2019 she shocked the country earlier christchurch mosque attack. she shocked the country earlier this year when she announced she was stepping down as prime minister and retiring from politics, saying she no longer had "enough in the tank". i do hope i have demonstrated something else entirely. that you can be anxious, sensitive, kind, and wear your heart on your sleeve. you can be a mother or not. you can be an ex—mormon or not. you can be a nerd, a crier, a hugger, you can be all of these things. and not only can you be here, you can lead just l

that's still you know, live with us and stay with us. i don't have an answer for that. i'm just like thinking with you. with those with those comments you made but i i really appreciate that that line of just the thread that you laid out for us. thinking about the contradictions. i guess we've been talking about in some of these ways that some things have a particular good to them. but then they also have a kind of devastation for other people to them. there's other of these kind of like contradictory moments to get to your mention of citizenship and so for my own research writing about citizenship in minnesota territory in early state of minnesota where it was so contradictory is where particularly it became kind of partisan, but where democrats were using native people. who acquired citizenship to to use them for political purposes? so for instance when when the organic act creating 1849 was created it created a new territorial legislature and one of the first things it did. is it in franchised native people of specifically of mixed white and native ancestry. so it le

they are smearing us.- they are smearing us. are you auoin to they are smearing us.ou going to carry on? yes, - they are smearing us. are you going to carry on? yes, we - they are smearing us. are you| going to carry on? yes, we are car in: going to carry on? yes, we are carrying on- — going to carry on? yes, we are carrying on. thank— going to carry on? yes, we are carrying on. thank you. - going to carry on? yes, we are carrying on. thank you. we - going to carry on? yes, we are i carrying on. thank you. we have had no comment. a controversy surrounding a 68—year old spanish actress ana obregon who said she had a baby by surrogacy in the us. the practice is illegal if carried out in spain. the afco's said that she used the frozen sperm of her dead son. this is anna abragun and she found herself at the centre of controversy when a magazine in spain publish this as a front cover and you can see her with a baby girl born via surrogacy in the us. this is outside a hospital in miami. this caused a debate because surrogacy is banned in spain but some important background

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gn running of that group from targeting us forces? �* , ., us forces?been collected. we will get that to you and the press team here in terms of deterrence, where going to continue to do everything we need to do it at a time and place of our choosing to determine we are safeguarding our folks. i will leave it at that. thank you. folks. i will leave it at that. thank you-— folks. i will leave it at that. thank ou. ., , , ., thank you. can you 'ust tell us what the mission _ thank you. can you 'ust tell us what the mission of — thank you. can you just tell us what the mission of hundred _ thank you. can you just tell us what the mission of hundred and secondl the mission of hundred and second intelligence wing massachusetts... we are _ intelligence wing massachusetts... we are listening to the press secretary at the pentagon talking about the ongoing criminal investigation, pointing the finger of blame at the new york times reporting saying that the name of the alleged leaker is jack teixeira, a 21—year—old air marshal for the viewer listening to brigadie

work with us, not over us. to stand by our side, not ride on our back. government can and must provide opportunity, not smother it. foster productivity, not stifle it. if we look to the answer as to why for so many years we achieved so much, prospered as no other people on earth. it was because here in this land we unleashed the energy and individual genius of man to a greater extent than has ever been done before. freedom and the dignity of the individual have been more available and assured here than in any other place on earth. the price for this freedom at times has been high, but we have never been unwilling to pay that price. it is no coincidence that our present troubles paralleled and are proportionate to the intervention and intrusion in our lives that result from unnecessary and excessive growth of government. it is time for us to realize that we are too great a nation to limit ourselves to small dreams. we are not, as some would have us believe, doomed to an inevitable decline. i do not believe in a fate that will fall on us no matter what we

what strikes us? what strikes me in many of the journalists is the fact that germany did not even react. so russia and germany and the europeans paid for these own gas pipelines and baltic down, not blowing up germany, a sorry, the america didn't ask us for that. they just did, it's not all lines. you know, it is, we are a colony of the west. mili carroll, you know, and germany, julie buys at 35 american plains, that's one side of it. and then on the economy on the comic front, we have given the way our industries every where are in the well to developing countries to china, out south america and, and we don't produce any textiles anymore. all not even masks. pharmaceuticals need to be imported or components. so it is a terrible situation trance is, is in a deep trough that, oh, it's industry's gone. and john, we absolutely need to, lee industrialize. that's important because of them because of the likes of my home. who for the last 2030 years ever let everything go. or ethan, i had even pushed 22 of

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there used to be ads. even encouraging some healthy competition. but in this 2040, my greatest hope is that girls across the globe now have access to the same educational opportunities as you and your friends. the cascading benefits of this could be greater than anything else i have discovered. so, velvet, this was my story of a future i hope you get to experience. your story and the one that transpires may be completely different. but what i now understand is that not only are there so many people who want to take part in telling a new story... ..but we have everything we need right now to make it happen. helena: when you go beyond the dominant media discourse and get closer to the ground, you will see, everywhere you look, incredible reasons for hope. over the next few years, you may notice less red meat for dinner... ..more trips to the compost bin... ..better search engines... ..and potentially a new dashboard in your classroom. if enough of us make these sorts of small changes, when combined, they wil

fake uses using twitter to propagate propaganda.to give equal voice to everyone around the world as long as it's not illegal. i think the worst part of twitter at the moment is misinformation. it is not illegal, it's not bots but hate speech but it is still there and i think that is the danger is part of twitter that elon musk is letting run riot, to be honest. he elon musk is letting run riot, to be honest. ., ., elon musk is letting run riot, to be honest. . ., ., honest. he had said he had grown the numbers and — honest. he had said he had grown the numbers and hinted _ honest. he had said he had grown the numbers and hinted at _ honest. he had said he had grown the numbers and hinted at changes - honest. he had said he had grown the numbers and hinted at changes to - numbers and hinted at changes to come. what do you think it means, what do you think we can see in the coming months on twitter?- coming months on twitter? there's stuff that is — coming months on twitter? there's stuff that is small _ coming months on twitter? ther

because if you don't need the, unlike not of politicians to learn how to use t, v to use the show show at the price, you know, artifacts and so on. because you already master everything for you know, for, for the shoe. so it could directly play the role of his existence, which was a big advantage at the beginning of this war in order to appear on a monday, well seen as, as a seen. you and i live in countries that are considered the west. does the use of such symbols, such idols have the same impact across the globe, say, i don't know across the global south, or is this a media invention for western consumption? for me, this kind of media publication is mainly for the west on public because what is the goal of this publication? is to get to confess us to get the consent of the people to do arms expenses, to the publication of armaments, to the military budget. as we have seen, that the u. s. military budget has been increased in december to $858.00 billions of dollars. so for $100.00 billions. how can to previous one? so as you need to convince your public, to accept such expenses for w

yes, he gave it to us anyway and he's once more giving us grace. but it is up to us now to make the most of it. to receive it with gratitude, and to prove ourselves worthy of this gift. for too long we were blind to the pain that the confederate flag stirred in too many of our citizens. and not it's true. a flag did not cause these murders. but as people, all walks of life, republicans and democrats now acknowledge, including governor haley, whose recent eloquence on the subject was worthy of praise. as we all have to acknowledge the flag has always represented more than just ancestral pride. that's the. man who, for many black and white right that was a reminder of systemic oppression and subjugation. we see now. yeah. removing the flag from the state's capital would not be act of political correctness. it would not be an to the valor of confederate soldiers. it would simply be an acknowledgment that the cause for which they fought the cause of slavery was wrong. well. and. the imposition of jim crow after civil war, the resisting force to civil r

i remember them giving us 50 us dollars to color. it's like a uniform. the only inmates released at the same day which vicious looks wondering what had happened to you and not knowing if they were safe or routing for my own rights. and the rights of my brothers, one of whom is dead, and the other crip, nothing to add to that. why did you marin such eve like cowboys? not men. they came here for money. they came here to destroy. yes, this is still affecting me as i think about think about it every day looking at my handicap brother, i can't forget my cover. the american still won't admit that he died because of them nothing to do with what they actually brought. do you mind if you all right, such as the service can't just read private jets. like i said they came to destroy and oppress us, the americans and american troops. i remember a special unit that they are responsible. i'm not talking just about myself and my rights, dad, basrah, et cetera. the american stripped them of their righty women and children ruined their homes. they stormed houses without u

the french tried to suppress to rebellion using cruel measures. all villages were wiped out acts of georgia and executions of civil people, including pregnant women, children and old people took place, records were signed, voting, l, g o, a human being. so we have it all about about it evolves anybody phasing solar city p, draw you look at the book, they incentives and the cigarettes p color revolutions is one among several meanings to reach the goal of conquering foreign lands and bringing them onto the helm of usaa weston economic interest, people in sadie, i did that. he did not grow valley the democracy during returning correctly. so no, we must say loaded soft power and recap. the final goal, these seem revolutions to ensure that there are no independent players in the world anymore. ah, they're not even hiding the fact that if russia is conquered, the next target will be china and any country that dares to act independently, the gala rav on the lines what he believes to be the collective wes true agenda of targets in moscow and beijing. as t

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is there something the us can do to l something the us can do to help, though?can do to help. though?— something the us can do to help, though? certainly. first create an _ help, though? certainly. first create an ad _ help, though? certainly. first create an ad hoc _ help, though? certainly. first create an ad hoc tribunal - help, though? certainly. first create an ad hoc tribunal for i create an ad hoc tribunal for bringing to account vladimir in for the crime of aggression. right now there is no international body which can bring him to accountability. ukraine of course cannot do it because vladimir putin has immunity as the head of a state, personal immunity, and the international criminal court also cannot do it because russia haven't signed the rome statute. second, there is the international criminal court, it has nojurisdiction international criminal court, it has no jurisdiction over the crime of aggression. and the crime of aggression. and the crime of aggression is the mother of all war crimes. and it seems like now that if a leader of any country wil

the us presidents confirms that us embassy staff have been evacuated from sudan. wrexham fc�*s return to the football league earth day is marked with protests across the world, calling for more action on climate change. we start with some news in from sudan — the us military has completed the evacuation of us embassy staff and families from the capital khartoum. the presidentjoe biden has just issued a statement saying :. there are sf, one of the two army groups at the centre of the conflict are fighting for the conflict are fighting for the sudan army for control. they released a separate statement saying they are co—ordinating with you with evacuations but the us has not confirmed whether or not is true. earlier, attempts to get people out were put on hold with one of the most intense days of fighting since violence broke out more than a week ago. it is not clear how the evacuations happen, considering khartoum is badly damaged by shelling and the sudanese airspace is closed. the new york times is reporting the pentagon positioned more troops in recent days in t

hejoins us live. what can you tell us about what was involved?about what was involved? ., , involved? the merit -- military rehearsed _ involved? the merit -- military rehearsed to — involved? the merit -- military rehearsed to this, _ involved? the merit -- military rehearsed to this, but - involved? the merit -- military rehearsed to this, but when - involved? the merit -- military rehearsed to this, but when it | rehearsed to this, but when it happens in reality, they're very dangerous indeed. it's something they do prepare for, theyjust off they do prepare for, theyjust off the protocols. but this was involving tier1 military assets. 0ver involving tier1 military assets. over 1,000 600 involving tier1 military assets. 0ver1,000 600 people. really well done to the government, to the prime ministerfor putting done to the government, to the prime minister for putting this together. -- 1600. minister for putting this together. —— 1600. there will be many brits who have loved ones who are still based in sudan, and i do hope the prime minister and

the us authorities say it's been used for more than 20 years and is safe.as paid tribute to their guitarist lasse, who has died at the age of 70. the chinese cyberspace regulator has unveiled draft measures to manage generative artificial intelligence services similar to chatgpt — after tech giant alibaba and others released their models. now — who's right — the critics or the public. if you listened to most critics — you'd avoid the new super mario bros film, like your life depended on it. talk to movie—goers, though, and they loved it. and now it's breaking box office records. 0ur reporter nicky schiller has more. $377 million. that is how much the new super mario brothers film has made at the global box office in its first five days. that means it is the biggest opening for an animated film of all time, beating the previous record holder, which was frozen 2. now it is, of course, based on the world famous nintendo character super mario, voiced this time by this man, chris pratt, whilst the villain in the movie is played byjack black. if you haven't seen

to wait for the used to give us rice, beans and oil. so we could feed our families, but now they have abandoned us. it is a horrible situation, but we are calling upon the head of state and other organizations for needed support, or we will die. you get to get a lot of money. luckily, i have 3 children. i couldn't feed them all. so i had to send 2 of them to relatives in the city of belgium border. we are starving when we arrived here, the world food program provided food for us. since it's stuff doing so there has been no other organization providing help. we eat only once a day. i suffered a heart attack due to hunger for less. food is not a problem. as long as they bring us even a little of what they say they can provide. a lack of food and water is a major challenge. we are facing the government and other stakeholders need to remember us. take a look of the sobel. it's her rift place, especially when it rains earlier, the world food program used to support the camp with 50 kilograms of maze. that was enough to feed our families for

using p. m. s g, but decided to do without it. nadine and heinrich hank, his farm in western germany is not organic. they have 1250 pigs who produce 40000 pig. let's. e t n one is getting birthright. now nadine hanker is a trained veterinarian. she makes sure the pickets are looked after. 24617 and all nadine hanker used to work for a major veterinary practice in northern germany that specialized in pigs. many of her colleagues prescribed p. m. s g, but she never had a good feeling about it. as i have all fallen up and when i was practicing that i try to avoid p. m s g. because i was aware of how the mares were being treated in south america on and i know that you can manage without it. i want to get p. m s g is expensive. it costs around $9.00 euros for single dose on a big farm like this one, the costs would run to more than $20000.00 euros a year. the hank has stopped using p. m. s g 7 years ago. and even before that, i never used it on a grand scale up kind what i mean, i got a cookie, c, l,

he's take us to 25.all right. >> that's a sign that we saw in venezuela, and he's leading same way. maria: wow. so you're going to have in this vote this week, and you're expecting to the pass it. you're also doing a congressional review act with regards to china and the president's plans to get solar panels into america. tell me about that. what is the problem with the president's plan on solar panels? because it feels to many of us that this climate change agenda is sending all of the business to china; batteries, is solar plants. they're all made in china. so we've become more reliant on communist china. >> maria, you understand this china debate better than anyone. when we took the majority, we created a select committee on china, because i'm very concerned about our future. what the president has done is not just about solar panels, it's anything to do about china. the dependency he continues to push especially in the energy field, but right now he just expanded the amount of money that government s

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we have these centers that can help us and make us productive .ah , we are doing many of the places that i have at my disposal. alhamdulillah, financial issues are also alhamdulillah. and fortunately, financial issues have been clarified a lot in the red crescent community and the endowments or many people who help us, you bought people who help us . certainly, the endowment has come. he said that i will spend for the polio patients, for example, it was a lot. and now there are families in the whole country who have a paralyzed child we identify those who are and need help, our behavior is based on the place and time , we help him by doing sewing work, and we go to the programming with the family . dear mr. dear mrs. we mediate between the needs of the needy and the power of the able-bodied, and this is a valuable work and the people have this confidence in us. alhamdulillah , the social capital of the red crescent society has improved very much. people have a lot of trust in these days of the holy month of ramadan, the faithful donations that we

for us.e's about chocolate brownies, and it says chocolate all the way through it. the programme not only translates the video automatically, but also overlays a dubbed computer—generated voice in the new language. a team of translators then quality—check it and adjust the voice to make it sound more natural. we pay attention to detail when it comes to the characters we're dubbing. spanish dubbing. we use all the tools we have in hand to make it sound as accurate as possible. in this case, i chose number 10 �*cos it's the most suitable one forjamie 0liver in this case. and then, here, you can play with speed, you can play with the mood. actually, i need it to sound a little bit more expressive, so i'm going to change it to happy. more spanish dubbing. all of these subtle changes in the style of delivery to the odd word or sentence are combined to make one coherent voice, improving the watch experience for the viewer. german dubbing. synthetic voices maybe are quite usable when it comes to hom

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why can you punish us by, by effectively forcing us to use the dollar. so the us itself has given countries around the world and the motive to move away from the us dollar route. the, essentially, the same thing applies to the euro, because as the us manages its economy in its interest around the world, it doesn't hesitate to punish europe and damage of the euro. i mean, it's really extraordinary. we talk about real and imagined adversaries. i thought europe was americans, friend, but no, that'll be the treasury department will stop the year on the back and a drop of a hat. go ahead, ralph. yeah, it's absolutely true. and of course, you also have to, to see that parts of it is owed to the financial crisis that was never solved in 2000 a, 2009. it was only fresh depths that were created trillions hanging over us all. and this is of course collapsing now. so now people are questioning whether the dollar is that all the reserve currency and the longer and probably it won't be because now the virtual reality hits us all back. i mean, we see now that virtual

s g for use and pick farming. z home back bound book, eva, and into that once the blood has been extracted from pregnant mass on farms like those in argentina and uruguay, it's sold to the 3 pharmaceutical companies in germany. they then turn it into the cover to drugs that are sold to pick fulness. we attended an important veterinary congress in hanover z home vac bound book. how to stand here, but we weren't allowed to film and no one from the company was willing to speak to us either. 0 that bound book sells a drug that contains p m. s g from syntex source from the farm and on tina where the animal rights activists filmed the many lame horses in march 2022. we wanted to talk to zealand vac bound book to ask if those responsible in germany were aware of the abuse going on at the farm. but we only received a written statement. we found no such information of the allegations made to you by the animal welfare foundation regarding the farm where the p m. s. g for our product was obtained. no one appears came to talk