Israel, AEB eta NATO zale estatu guztiak errudun, Palestinaren genozidioan (20)

Mohamad Safa@mhdksafa

Palestine is the most well-documented genocide in history, yet the most denied.

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BRITISH PALESTINE 1940s EDUCATIONAL FILM JERSUALEM TEL AVIV CHRISTIANS MUSLIMS & JEWS 18594

(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7P1deMQ1Zw)

Dating to the mid-1940s before Israeli statehood, this educational film “Palestine” begins with a sweeping view of the fabled hills of Judea. Newsreel footage is taken from various times in history. Jerusalem, the capital of Palestine and sacred to three of the world’s great religions. Men kneel in prayer, facing Mecca

1:06. Young Christians visit Jerusalem

1:15. The solemn walk of the crucifix to Calvary

1:18. A great Christian shrine has been erected; believed to be the place where Jesus began his life 1:35. The Hebrews visit Jerusalem and worship at the Wailing Wall

1:52. Jews bow in reverence and prayer in front of the Wailing Wall

2:08 The Torah is presented to congregants as men, dressed in traditional garb, reverently pray

2:25. The shining city of Tel Aviv

2:30. Architecture of Tel Aviv is shown

2:45. 1917. Not until the First World War, when the British ended four centuries of Turkish rule, was Palestine established as a refuge for the oppressed

3:05. 1917. After the British conquered the holy land in 1917, the Jews were promised a national home in Palestine by Britain’s Earl of Balfour. Woodrow Wilson endorsed this policy and is shown 3:20. Map of the day shows an oil pipeline from Iraq through Jordan to Palestine

3:30. A ship travels through the Suez Canal

3:35. A man works an oil pipe and large oil tankers are shown

3:45. London issues a white paper: Palestine: Statement of Policy

3:54. “After the period of five years no further Jewish immigration will be permitted unless the Arabs of Palestine are prepared to acquiesce in it.”

4:00. By the war’s end, hundreds of thousands of survivors face the future without hope. Jews from all over Europe seek refuge in Palestine. Hungry and destitute, they share food and clothing

4:28. Newspaper article from American Palestine Committee

4:34. The Padlocked Doors of Palestine Must Be Opened Immediately. The Jews of America hold a conference to pressure the British government to open the Palestinian doors to Jews

4:44. A map of the day shows Palestine

5:07. The Jewish Agency for Palestine

5:20. The Anglo Palestine bank financed much of Jewish industry

5:34. The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange

6:00. The waters of the river Jordan supplied the main source of power for industry

6:06. Trained craftsmen work in factories

6:20. A diamond cutting industry is born

6:32. Craftsmen work at building ships

6:55. Quarries mine the earth on sites at the Dead Sea

7:15. The Daniel Sieff Research Institute, a public research university in Rehovot, Israel, established in 1934 and now known as Weizmann Institute of Science

7:30. Dr Weizmann and his sister Anna were leading scientists of the day

7:40. Young rabbinical students

7:55. Hebrew universities spark the minds of many scholars A: 20. Young girls work at physical fitness 8:38. Hadassah Hospital trains many nurses

8:43. Jews acquire skills in agricultural schools

9:10. Cooperative settlements house the farmers

9:30. Committees assign work and chores to a community of willing, hardworking Jews

9:55. Men and women work in the fields

10:16. Individual farms also flourish

10:45. Water is dammed up during the rainy season to be used for agriculture in dry times

11:05. Farmers irrigate their crops and manage the land

11:20. A map of the day shows Palestine’s population hotspots on the Mediterranean Sea north of Egypt

11:30. Isolated desert campers look for water

11:48. Many wells for water are drilled

12:00. Farmers till the land with horses

12:14. Planning and work continues to support thousands of new settlers

12:30. Disease research and malaria stations are established to further study the deadly disease 12:36. Jews and Arabs alike are treated at these research centers

13:00. A camel carries a heavy load

13:10. In 1922 the Jewish population is rising but Arabs highly outnumber them

13:15. From 1939 to 1945 the Jewish population increased only incrementally as compared to the Arabs

13:21. The Arab Army marches and is backed up by the League of Arab States / Arab League to keep Palestine Arab

14:33. Government officials debate the populations of Palestine

15:05. in WWII, Jewish soldiers helped fight the war to free the world of fascism

15:53. Jewish immigrants exit the train and enter Palestine to pursue happiness as free men and women in Palestine

16:20. The End.

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amid the fabled hills of judea in

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southwest asia

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stands jerusalem the capital of

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palestine

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sacred to three of the world’s great

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religions

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two mohammedans who ruled palestine for

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nearly 13 centuries and still regarded

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as their own

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jerusalem is almost as sacred as mecca

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to hundreds of millions of christians

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this is the holy land

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here jesus of nazareth trod the slow

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agonizing road to calvary in the cross

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here a great christian shrine has been

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erected on the spot

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believed to be where jesus began the

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life he was to sacrifice for all mankind

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one of the oldest traditions in

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palestine’s history stretching back

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beyond recorded time

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is that of the hebrews symbolized by the

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wailing wall

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place of lamentation and prayer since

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the days of herod the great

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in no other religion has palestine a

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more deep and mystical significance

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throughout all the sorrowful centuries

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since the hebrews were scattered over

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the face of the earth

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their religious rituals have kept ever

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before them the memory of palestine

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as the land promised them by moses

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today millions of them center their

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immemorial hopes for fulfillment of this

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promise on the new palestine

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with its shining city of tel aviv built

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by jews on desert and swampland

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here world jewelry sees rising at last a

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homeland in which the tribes of israel

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wanderers for over three thousand years

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may come together once again

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as a nation

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after lord allenby conquered the holy

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land in 1917

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the jews were promised a national home

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in palestine by britain’s earl of

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balfour

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a policy endorsed by woodrow wilson in

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the league of nations which made

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palestine a british mandate

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but in 1939 with war in the offing

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the oil pipeline from iraq through

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palestine became one of britain’s major

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strategic worries along with the suez

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canal

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the empire’s lifeline to the far east to

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ensure an uninterrupted supply of oil

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for its planes tanks and ships

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britain had to maintain peace at all

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costs with the predominantly arab

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population

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which had long been resentful of jewish

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immigration

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to this end london issued a white paper

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which strictly limited the number of

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jews admitted into palestine

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in the war years that followed only a

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few thousand of europe’s millions of

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unhappy jews

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were able to escape the fascist tyranny

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and seek refuge in palestine

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by the war’s end hundreds of thousands

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of survivors

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without homes or possessions faced a

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future without hope

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unless some place on earth could be

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found for them

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to europe’s surviving jews free access

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to palestine their land of promise

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is today more urgently needed that at

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any time in the long and tragic

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history of the people of israel

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convinced that the excuse for keeping

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palestine closed had ended with the war

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the jews of america brought strong

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pressure to bear on britain

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this conference urges the british

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government

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to abrogate the policy set out in the

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white paper

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of 1939 and to open palestine

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to unrestricted jewish immigration

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and resettlement

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refugee jews able to get to palestine

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find there a community to a large extent

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self-governing in the jewish agency

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representing the jewish people

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and the development of their national

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home are centralized the administrative

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and executive functions of the community

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the anglo-palestine bank financed much

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of palestine’s war-created industry

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and in cooperation with the jewish

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agency has grubs staked thousands of

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refugees

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palestine’s prosperity is reflected in

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tel aviv’s own stock exchange

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where any fluctuations in national

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stocks and bonds are watched with an

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eagle eye by the local brokers

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investments in hydroelectric plants

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alone amount to millions of dollars

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the waters of the river jordan supply

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the main source of power for scores of

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palestine’s industrial establishments

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which produce millions of dollars worth

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of goods a year much of it available for

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export

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many industries have benefited by the

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skill of trained craftsmen who escape

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from europe

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a whole new diamond cutting industry has

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been built

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and its future assured by agreement with

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the british diamond trust

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in recent years a modest start and ship

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building has been made in the harbor at

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tel aviv

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and the facilities which in war were

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devoted to the construction of

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minesweepers

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are now being used to turn out boats for

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palestine’s fast-growing fishing fleet

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on the shores of the dead sea hundreds

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of feet below sea level

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new plants extract thousands of tons of

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potash bromine and other valuable

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chemicals each year

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to improve industrial processes and

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develop new products

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constant research is carried on by world

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famous scientists like dr heim wiseman

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and his sister anna

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ensuring the continuity of orthodox

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religion a talmud school trains future

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rabbis

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who at an early age begin to acquire the

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knowledge and wisdom for which they will

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be revered in future years

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traditionally an intellectual people the

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jews have established hebrew university

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and whose faculty are some of europe’s

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most famous scholars

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and which is today the center of

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palestine’s cultural renaissance

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no less important than education is the

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physical well-being of palestine’s

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children

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in the last 25 years the health of the

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people of palestine has been

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immeasurably improved due chiefly to the

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work of jewish hospitals and

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laboratories

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hadassah hospital supported by

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contributions from the united states

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trains scores of nurses who will go out

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to the pioneer settlements to aid in the

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development of their country

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but our first importance to the national

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welfare is the production of food

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and in agricultural schools jews have

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acquired skills which have enabled them

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to refute the widely held belief

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that they do not make good farmers now

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over 30

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of them make their living from the soil

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which they have reclaimed from the swamp

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and desert

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most of palestine’s agricultural workers

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live in the cooperative settlements

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which have been developed in their

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ancestral homeland during the past 20

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years

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in these settlements where work begins

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before sunrise

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every detail of daily life is based on

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the principle of cooperation

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all work in these communities is divided

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and assigned by an elected committee

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whose members must take into account the

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age and strength of the colonists

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before assigning them their daily chores

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as a result of this program of training

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careful planning and hard work

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production of food by jews in palestine

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has almost doubled in recent years

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but there are also settlements wherein

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those who prefer to farm their own land

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some 22 percent of the agricultural

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population can live

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and flourish following the same cardinal

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rule of self-help which applies on the

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co-ops

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the individual farmer must work his

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tract of land to the best of his ability

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for he is expected to make the interest

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payments on his long-term loan at

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regular intervals constantly the

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immigrants carry on their fight to

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increase the yield of the land

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always the first and most pressing need

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has been water

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which must be dammed up during the rainy

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season for use in irrigating farmland

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during the long

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months of drought through a complex

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irrigation system built at a cost of

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many millions of dollars

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water flows throughout 100 000 acres of

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once

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arid land

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but though a good beginning has been

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made in the areas occupied by the jews

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they believe that nearly all of

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palestine’s six million acres could be

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made to bear crops

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[Applause]

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the search for water goes on in isolated

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desert camps

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on land abused and eroded for centuries

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teams of experts sink test wells

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and on their findings will depend the

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future of that land

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whether it is to remain a desert waste

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or whether given water

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it will be the site of another new and

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flourishing community brought to life by

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thousands of settlers

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many a barren field has been cleared in

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palestine to make way for vineyards and

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farms and villages

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many plans have been carried out to

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enlarge the reclaimed land areas

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so that they can support thousands of

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new settlers

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to maintain in these areas palestine’s

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high standard of health

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research stations have been established

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in an effort to stamp out the disease

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which for so many years has sapped the

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vitality and taken the lives of the

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natives

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here the discoveries of modern medical

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science are made available to jew and

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arab alike

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though palestine is still predominantly

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arab the jewish population increased

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greatly from the early 20s until 1940

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since that time as a result of british

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immigration restrictions

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the jewish increase has scarcely kept

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pace with that of the arabs

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side by side with the jewish population

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the arabs

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outnumbering them two to one live in

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their immemorial manner

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though noted for their independence and

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readiness to fight

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the arabs have in recent years been

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coming into palestine in increasing

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numbers as workers

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for the high wages they earn on the

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jewish-owned farms and plantations

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bring them a new and welcome prosperity

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and not only has the working-class arab

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profited by the presence of the jews in

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palestine

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but to many an arab property owner

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wealth and pleasant living have come

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from the sale of his land to the

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immigrants

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nevertheless the arabs are determined to

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keep palestine an arab country

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and to resist every move by britain to

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admit more refugees

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and their threats are backed up by the

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league of arab states and by armed and

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trained men

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ready to shatter the peace of the near

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east by a religious war

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repeatedly the london spokesman for the

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arab states has warned britain’s

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government

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that its policy is not acceptable to the

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arabs every jew that arrives in

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palestine

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is one more brick in the structure of

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the proposed zionist state

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one more unit towards zionist majority

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against the arabs

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so that it is impossible for the arabs

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to regard the matter

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only in its humanitarian aspect

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the political question was finally

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settled by the white paper

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and any attempt to force more refugees

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on palestine now on whatever grounds it

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is ostensibly made

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would be a breach of that set

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but the jews whose arguments for a free

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palestine before the war were strong

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are sure that they now have an

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irresistible case

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for not only have millions of men and

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women of jewish faith been tortured and

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murdered in europe

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but 30 000 who form the jewish brigade

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fought in the desert campaign and in

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italy

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to free the world of fascism

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today the quota under which refugees

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from europe can enter palestine

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is the concern of jews the world over

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and they fervently hope that in the

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future all jews who wish to will be

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permitted to enter palestine

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far from the scenes of their torture and

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degradation

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to pursue happiness in their ancient

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homeland as free men and women

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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Massive Rebellion Rocks Ukraine: Zelensky Faces Fury As Putin Razes Troops | Details

(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBH4fsZDjOM)

A recent poll conducted by the Sociological Association of Ukraine reveals that only 16% of Ukrainians would vote for President Zelensky in a current election. The survey, published by Zerkalo Nedeli on November 26, also shows that former general Valery Zaluzhny is more popular, with 27% support. Other figures, such as former president Petro Poroshenko and military intelligence chief Kirill Budanov, also garner notable support.

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Tulsi Gabbard on the Truth of President Zelensky

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were you shocked when zielinski gave

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that speech to Congress a couple weeks

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ago and and in essence said there will

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be no compromise I mean it’s a little

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odd to say and I agree with you on the

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first off we at locals we had an office

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in Ukraine we had to move our guys out

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we’ve gotten some of them to the United

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States but some of them are in Macedonia

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right now like I have complete sympathy

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for everyone there but the guy that’s in

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the war shows up here and says I will

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not compromise with the guy with nukes

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and everyone applaud it it’s like do you

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know what happens when the guy with

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nukes thinks he’s losing

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exactly exactly

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um there there was so much that was

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deeply disturbing about that speech and

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how most members of Congress reacted

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with Applause with adoration

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treating him as though he is some some

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hero or or rock star I think one of the

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things that in addition to the point

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that you mentioned about about we have

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actively and and I I hold our leaders

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responsible zelinski is going to do what

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zelinsky’s going to do but I hold our

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leaders responsible President Biden

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Democrat Republican leaders in Congress

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responsible for the decisions that they

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have made that have put the American

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people in our country at risk by

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escalating this war against a

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nuclear-armed power pushing us to the

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brink of nuclear catastrophe with no

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with no plan with no investment saying

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okay well here we are good thing we went

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and invested trillions of dollars in

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underground bunkers for every American

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citizen to go and take shelter because

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we’ve put you in this situation they’ve

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not done that at all if anything they’ve

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done it for themselves but not for the

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American people which leaves which

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leaves us in a position of of Parish in

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that scenario but the other thing in

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addition to that that was so disturbing

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about his speech was

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how he spoke about freedom and he spoke

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about democracy and he’s not only

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putting himself in the position as being

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this champion of democracy around the

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world but our own leaders have lionized

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him and made this whole War about well

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we have to defend democracy and freedom

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in Ukraine or else democracy and freedom

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in the world will be assaulted or or

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attacked well let’s look at what uh kind

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of democracy zielinski is leading in

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Ukraine you know he not only uh jailed

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his political opponents very very very

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early on he banned their entire

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political party

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um you know there are so many different

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you know he shut down any media that was

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not controlled by him and his government

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essentially so no free speech uh no no

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room for any political opposition

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and then he went after uh religion no

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religious freedom in this country he

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shut down the second largest Christian

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Church in that country uh and for for

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what under the guise of democracy and

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freedom how how is this representative

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of of the kind of democracy that that

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our Founders envisioned it doesn’t and

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so what what I what I reflected on what

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I think every American should think

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about is they watch this this is the guy

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they have put as the figurehead of

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democracy and we saw Republicans and

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Democrats cheering and applauding for

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this person uh who doesn’t believe in

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free speech doesn’t believe in freedom

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of religion doesn’t believe in Freedom

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or democracy really at all

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and so we should not therefore then be

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surprised if this is what they believe

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democracy is

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then we shouldn’t be surprised at the

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kinds of things that they’re doing to

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undermine our own freedoms here at home

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and our own uh democracy here at home

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because it’s it’s happening it’s not a

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question at this point and this should

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be this should be alarming uh for

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everybody and not surprising that this

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is the the direction that they’re that

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they’re taking which is not

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representative democracy at all it’s

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more representative of a dictatorship or

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an authoritarian government yeah and the

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funny part is I don’t blame zielinski

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for coming here and demanding money and

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demanding no compromise because why the

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hell not and then you walk away with

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everything you asked for so he’s doing

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what’s what he believes is right for

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himself or his party or his country and

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you’ve got a bunch of people here that

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are like oh how much can I write on that

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check and exactly yeah exactly and and

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that’s that’s the thing that that’s so

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crazy to me I even after that speech I

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think it was a couple of days ago there

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was a story that popped up where

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zielinski was was basically saying that

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his quote-unquote allies have no excuse

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not to to send him these light armored

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vehicles there’s no excuse why they

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aren’t just sending him exactly every

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single thing that he demands

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that’s crazy to me and it’s crazy what’s

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even crazier than his demands though is

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he knows what power he has because he

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has the most powerful people in the

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United States of America bowing to him

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and giving him whatever he wants and

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President Biden essentially seeding our

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country’s foreign policy decisions to

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this guy

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in Ukraine

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um you know what when people ask the

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president well when when does this war

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end when do we stop when is enough

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enough and he says well well you know

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we’re in it why I don’t I’m not going to

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quote him directly because I don’t have

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the quote but he basically has said

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we’ll do whatever it takes we’re in this

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until what this is up to Putin to decide

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like what what about your leadership

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your responsibility as the president

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United States what about the leadership

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of of the head of the house the head of

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the Senate from both political parties

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where is their leadership and their

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responsibility coming to play because

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they are certainly not serving the best

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interests of the American people our

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security and our country with these

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decisio

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