health, the world and influence it by vaccination, anything. and look. it was a funded organization. uh, rockefeller and his closest collaborator and buddy chihol became the first president of world health gas0 years. so , in order to come to a world government , it is necessary to expel the consciousness of people, their individuality, attachment to the family traditions of the nation. patriotism and religious dogma, the destruction of the concepts of truth and lies, which are the basis of raising a child, the replacement of faith in the experience of elders, what nikita spoke about with rational thinking. here are the belated goals needed to change the human behavior. this is a memorandum of the forty-eighth year of marx, in fact, the first ideologist and technologist of color revolutions. marxism. there is the first theory of globalization to that marx the proletariat has no fatherland. what does it mean? this is the erasure of national sovereignties, that is, in fact . this is the task of the schwab and pay attention to him, so that he says very grandly that the time has come, and to revise the world that has developed after the second world war, economic political and blah blah blah bl

world. it's not just food. the cost of water, fuel, electricity, gas transport and health care are $3.00 to $5.00 times higher. if you look at the poverty that is now universal, we are at 90 percent poverty amongst palestinians. unemployment is skyrocketing. the hyper inflation people cannot make and meet those who at least you to work a little bit here. and there, despite the restrictions on the right to work for palestinians are not able to work nowadays. and even if they do work, everything that they earn in a day would, would not even buy them 2 packs of threads. if you look at the high price of basic commodities. so everyone now is relying on what it's complete utter dependency on the agency. and the agency is not able to meet all the needs of the people, the prices of the medications are simply on affordable and we cover hospitalization up to a certain level for very costly intervention. so what happens to the refugee who has to pay the, you know, the remaining of a hospital bill, it's simply on, think of a, me, i, i, oh, me, i, my friends continue to leave from the shores of northern lebanon. the united

world is facing a perfect storm on a number of fronts, economic health and environmental. and tony ted as was addressing the world economic forum in davis. every week brings a new climate or story, greenhouse gas emissions at record levels, and growing the commitment to limit the global temperature rise to $1.00 degrees is nearly going up in smoke without further action, yet had it what $2.00 degree increase and the consequences, as we all know, would be devastating. several parts of our planet would be an inevitable. and for many, it would mean a death sentence. diplomatic editor james base is that the world economic forum where most discussions have been linked to the russian invasion. so james, we heard a sound by bad, the secretary general going through quite a few issues from man made climate change. the man made was a bit of a cold shower wake up call for people. yeah, absolutely. and actually in the last few minutes, i mean we've been hearing from the other secretary general who's speaking here at doubles, and that's the nato secretary general yann's sultan berg. his comments all about the war in ukraine. he said that you see no sign. the putin is preparing for peace and he says, put in

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world is facing a perfect storm on a number of fronts. economic health and environmental and tony tatters was addressing the world economic forum endeavors. every week, buildings a new climate or story. greenhouse gas emissions are at record levels and growing the commitment to limit the global temperature rise to $1.00 degrees is nearly going up in smoke without further action. yet here they were $2.00 diggity increase, and the consequences, as we all know, would be devastating. several parts of our planets would be any lab. it's a bowl. and for many, it will mean at this sentence that's returned now to davis, where our diplomatic editor james base is standing by for us. so james, no doubt the events or to been going on in ukraine casting some kind of shadow there. yes, absolutely. great deal of reaction here of what's happened in ukraine and that helicopter, or this come down in ukraine here in dallas. and we are expecting in the coming hours to hear from president zalinski who is going to be addressing the gathering here by video link. also important coming up is a speech to those of the here at davis from the german chancellor, chancellor schultz, which is coming up also in the coming hours. th

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gas. a ph.d. candidate in climate and health at columbia university, daouda recorded nitrogen dioxide levels nearly 40 times greater than worldh organization daily guidelines. misbath: so, if you look at this, the levels here is 500 ppb, which is huge. miles: that's parts per billion? misbath: parts per billion. miles: and that's huge? misbath: it's huge. the w.h.o. guideline for no2 is about 13 ppb. miles: this is also five times greater than the epa one-hour air standard for nox. but there are no rules in the u.s. governing indoor pollution, even though that is where we spend most of our time. misbath: people who experience asthma are on the front lines, literally, of climate change, because a lot of the sources of carbon emissions also are producing these pollutants that exacerbate asthma. miles: while gas stoves are looking less attractiv electric cooktop technology has learned some new tricks. traditional electric stoves are inefficient. they create heat by simply resisting the electric current. but newer induction cooktops use electricity to create a magnetic field. the electrons inside pots and pans that contain iron t