Israel, AEB eta NATO zale estatu guztiak errudun, Palestinaren genozidioan (27)

Hasiera berria / A new beginning

Oso argi geratu denez, Palestina-ren aurkako eraso guztiek helburu bakarra daukate: genozidioa. Ezin da beste modu batez definitu.

Beraz, hemendik aurrera, genozidioaz arituko gara. Ea egoera eta epe berri batean sartuta gauden, to know whether we are in a new time or not.

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“I SWEAR TO BE LOYAL TO THE GOVERNMENT OF PALESTINE” SIGNED BY ISRAELIS WHEN EMIGRATING FROM EUROPE IN THE 1930s

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Lord Rothschild Claims His Family Created Israel

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maria@maria_mhr07

Alison Weir reveals the secret of Israel’s creation:

Bideoa: https://x.com/i/status/1807269838907224331

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Read the resolutions text here: https://www.un.org/unispal/icj-and-question-of-palestine

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Dr. Anastasia Maria Loupis@DrLoupis

The occupation of Palestinian land began 107 years ago today, in 1917.

The Balfour Declaration, issued by the British government on November 2, 1917, expressed support for the establishment of “a national home for the Jewish people” in Palestine.

This declaration was conveyed through a letter written by then-Foreign Secretary Arthur James Balfour to Lord Lionel Walter Rothschild, a prominent figure in the British Jewish community.

The declaration states:

“His Majesty’s Government view with favour the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people, and will use their best endeavours to facilitate the achievement of this object, it being clearly understood that nothing shall be done which may prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non-Jewish communities in Palestine, or the rights and political status enjoyed by Jews in any other country.”

This date represents the first official support for Zionist goals, ultimately leading, 30 years later, to the establishment of the State of Israel on occupied Palestinian land.

The Balfour Declaration played a significant role in shaping more than a century of ongoing war and chaos in the Middle East, culminating in the establishment of an Israeli state on Palestinian territory in 1948.

Today, the Balfour Declaration, in its outcomes, is seen as the foundation for the ongoing genocide, which in the past year alone has resulted in the death of more than 40,000 Palestinians, reflecting a failure to protect the historical and human rights of the Palestinian population in the region.

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(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuK97E07b2Q)

?La creación del Estado de Israel no responde a un desarrollo lógico de la historia, sino que la creación de este Estado es fruto de las confabulaciones políticas internacionales en las que participaron gustosamente los sionistas. Theodor Herzl fijó una hoja de ruta para crear el Estado judío y sus seguidores continuaron su legado. Antes de la creación de Israel en mayo de 1948, los británicos pusieron la primera piedra con la Declaración Balfour, la cual permitió crear el Hogar Nacional Judío, pero ¿cómo se gestó la Declaración Balfour? Quedaros hasta el final porque en este video os voy a hablar sobre la Declaración Balfour y todo lo que hubo detrás de esta promesa británica. ?

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Hadi@HadiNasrallah

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‘No-Iron Curtain’: Slovakia PM Fico Calls for EU to Embrace Russia Again | Times Now World

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

Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico has stirred controversy with his call for a shift in Europe’s approach to Russia, urging for the normalization of relations and opposing NATO expansion into Ukraine. In an interview, Fico emphasized the need for “normal dialogue” with Moscow, challenging the EU’s stance on sanctions and Russia’s role in the ongoing conflict. He also revealed plans to attend Russia’s 2025 Victory Day celebrations, citing Slovakia’s historical debt to the Soviet Union. Fico’s stance underscores growing divisions within Europe over how to handle Russia and the Ukraine war.

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Robert foo’s recent remarks have sparked

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fresh controversy in Eastern Europe as

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the Slovakian prime minister openly

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called for a shift in Europe’s approach

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toward Russia speaking with Brazil’s f.

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Pao comao underscored his commitment to

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mending ties with Moscow positioning

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himself in stark contrast to the

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majority of European leaders navigating

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the Ukraine war

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criticizing the prolonged diplomatic

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standoff between Europe and Russia FICO

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urged the need for normal dialogue to

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repair

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relations his remarks reflected a

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broader challenge to the eu’s prevailing

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stance emphasizing that economic and

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political realities would eventually

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drive a return to normaly with

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Moscow I want normalization of relations

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with Russia we must start a normal

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dialogue because what is happening today

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is not normal and I guarantee that once

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the war is over for everyone everything

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will be as usual everyone will go there

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to Russia everyone will want to buy and

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sell these comments come amidst

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heightened tensions over NATO’s

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expansion and Ukraine’s aspirations to

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join the alliance Foo categorically

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stated that as long as he remains in

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office lakia would never support

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Ukraine’s NATO membership a position

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that Echoes Russian President Vladimir

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Putin’s long-standing objections to

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NATO’s Eastward

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encroachment drawing on historical

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parallels FICO warned that Ukraine could

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face a fate similar to czechoslovakia’s

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division under the 1938 Munich agreement

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if diplomatic efforts falter he

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emphasized the risks of repeating

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history in an already volatile region

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[Music]

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FICO also revealed plans to visit Moscow

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in 2025 to attend the 80th anniversary

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of Victory Day

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Celebrations stressing Slovakia’s

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historical debt to the Soviet Union he

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highlighted the pivotal role of the Red

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Army in liberating his country during

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World War

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II how can anyone tell me that I cannot

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go to Russia to celebrate the end of

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World War II and the victory over

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fascism because slov IA was liberated by

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the Red Army the people of Slovakia are

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aware of this and I consider it a

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personal

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Duty FICO confirmed he had received an

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invitation from Russian President

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Vladimir Putin for the commemorative

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event reiterating his belief that the

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Soviet Union was instrumental in the

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defeat of

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fascism his position reflects a broader

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skepticism toward the eu’s policies on

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Russia particularly sanctions which he

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argues harm European economies more than

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they influence Moscow by advocating for

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normalized ties FICO is challenging the

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dominant EU narrative that labels Russia

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as the principal aggressor in

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Ukraine in an era where most of Europe

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is distancing itself from Moscow fico’s

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open Defiance highlights growing

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fractures within the continent his

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stance on Russia and his opposition to

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Ukraine’s NATO Ambitions underscore the

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complexities of Europe’s response to the

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ongoing War adding another layer of

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division to an already fragmented

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geopolitical landscape

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BREAKING | German AFD Calls to End the European Parliament

(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhobKnKvSw8)

Explosive political upheaval in Germany as the Alternative for Germany (AfD) challenges European parliamentary structures. Unprecedented state election results reveal a seismic shift in voter sentiment, with the far-right party gaining critical momentum. Threatening traditional political establishments, the AfD’s strategic focus on migration and economic concerns resonates powerfully across eastern German states. With federal elections approaching, their growing popularity could dramatically reshape Germany’s political landscape and European Union dynamics. This isn’t just a protest movement—it’s a potential revolutionary moment in European political consciousness. Critical questions emerge: Can the AfD transform rhetoric into real political change? What are the implications for European unity? Watch as we dissect the most significant political transformation in recent German history.

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the alternative for Germany party is

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Making Waves in German politics

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challenging the traditional political

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landscape and potentially reshaping

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European parliamentary Dynamics State

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elections in Brandenburg and Saxony have

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revealed a dramatic shift in voter

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sentiment with the far-right party

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gaining significant ground recent

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electoral results paint a compelling

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picture of political transformation in

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Brandenburg the alternative for Germany

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afd narrowly missed becoming the largest

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party securing 29.2 3% of the vote

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against the Social Democratic party’s

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3.89% similarly in Saxony the party

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demonstrated remarkable strength

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capturing 30.6 3% of the vote deut

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Chella reports that the afd’s co-leader

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Tino trala attributes the party’s

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performance to Growing voter

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dissatisfaction with mainstream

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political

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establishments the party’s strategic

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focus on migration and economic concerns

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has resonated particularly strongly in

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eastern German states political analysts

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suggest these election results are more

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than just a temporary protest vote the

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afd’s performance indicates a deeper

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transformation in German political

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Consciousness challenging

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long-established party Dynamics Andre

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borbat a political scientist argues that

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emerging issues like migration and

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European integration are not adequately

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represented by traditional political

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parties the implications extend far

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beyond local state politics with Federal

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elections approaching in February

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20125 current polls suggest the afd

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could secure approximately 19% of the

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national vote this potential scenario

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could significantly impact Germany’s

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political landscape and European Union

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policies

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migration remains a critical issue

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driving the afd’s

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popularity the party’s Hardline stance

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on reducing immigrant intake has struck

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a cord with voters concerned about

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economic and cultural

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changes this narrative becomes

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particularly potent in regions

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experiencing economic challenges

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economic forecasts add another layer of

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complexity to the political scenario the

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European Union anticipates modest

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economic growth of 0 .8% in the Euro

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area creating an environment where

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alternative political narratives can

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flourish the afd’s economic proposals

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emphasizing National sovereignty and

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protectionist policies offer a stark

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contrast to mainstream political

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approaches crucially despite the afd’s

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growing popularity major political

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parties remain unwilling to form

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coalitions with them this political

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isolation could potentially limit the

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party’s direct governmental influence

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but might simultaneously amplify their

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rhetorical impact the upcoming Federal

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elections will be a critical moment for

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German politics current projections

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suggest the Christian Democratic Union

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might lead with approximately 32% of the

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vote potentially forming complex

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Coalition

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Arrangements the afd’s performance could

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indirectly push mainstream parties

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towards more conservative

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policies while the party calls for

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radical changes in European

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parliamentary representation most

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political experts view their rhetoric as

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more provocative than practically

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feasible the EU remains a deeply

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entrenched political structure resistant

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to wholesale dismantling what remains

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clear is the growing political

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volatility in Germany the afd’s rise

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represents more than a simple protest

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movement it signals a profound

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recalibration of political expectations

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and voter sentiments as Germany

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approaches its Federal elections the

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political landscape continues to evolve

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in unexpected and potentially

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transformative wayss

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‘This Is Complete Nonsense!’ Putin Snubs Reporter on Western Media Claims | Times Now World

(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBl7-FjPTLI)

In a remarkable exchange at the recent BRICS press conference, Russian President Vladimir Putin took a UK reporter to task, dismissing claims that Russia is responsible for chaos on the streets of Britain. “This is complete nonsense,” he asserted, attributing the turmoil to the domestic policies of Western countries and their refusal to engage with Russian energy resources.

As Putin dissected the economic struggles facing Europe, he emphasized the consequences of misguided energy policies and the ongoing shift of German industry to the United States. He boldly challenged the narrative that blames Russia for the escalating international tensions, declaring, “We are not the ones who are engaged in this escalation.”

With incisive clarity, Putin also critiqued the environmental agenda of Western nations, pointing out the hypocrisy of pressuring developing countries while failing to provide necessary support. He framed the situation as a reflection of neocolonialism, urging a focus on the results of Western economic and domestic policies.

Watch as Putin delivers a powerful rebuttal that not only snubs the reporter but also highlights the complexities of the geopolitical landscape. This exchange is a must-see for anyone interested in understanding the current state of global affairs and Russia’s position on the world stage.

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regarding the claim by British

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intelligence that Russia is sewing Chaos

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on the streets of

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Britain listen to me thank you for

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reminding me about this part well this

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is complete

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nonsense you see what is happening on

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the streets of some European cities is

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the result of the domestic policies of

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these

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countries but you and I know I have

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already said this the European economy

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is balancing on the brink of recession

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and the leading economies of the Euro

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Zone are in recession in fact if there

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is some small growth

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05% it will be due to the South where

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there is no such serious production due

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to real estate the tourism industry and

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so on but are we to blame for

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this what do we have to do with it

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Western countries European ones just

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went and refused our energy

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resources well we are not

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refusing by the way there is still one

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pipeline under the Baltic Sea nordstream

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2 what does it cost the German

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authorities just press a button and

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everything

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starts but they do not do this for

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political

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reasons and their most important partner

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I don’t know for what reasons created

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conditions when an entire sector of the

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German economy is moving to the US USA

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because the authorities there create

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more complimentary conditions for

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business and primary energy resources

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there are three times cheaper in my

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opinion or even four times cheaper than

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in Europe different tax conditions

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targeted

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actions but what do we have to do with

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it this causes a corresponding reaction

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because the living standards of people

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are falling

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this is obvious these are the statistics

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of the European countries

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themselves but what do we have to do

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with

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it what are you saying

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really this is as we say an attempt to

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shift the blame from the sick to the

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healthy and to avoid responsibility for

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wrong decisions in the economic sphere

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and in the sphere of domestic policy

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in the economic sphere now it seems to

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me for objective experts this is an

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obvious thing but many in Europe and in

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other countries in the states have

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abused and are still trying to abuse the

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environmental agenda and the increase in

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temperature on the planet they are

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running ahead without sufficient grounds

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in terms of technological development

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they are closing everything that is

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connected with nuclear energy they’re

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closing everything that is connected

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with coal generation a it used to be

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right they are closing everything that

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is connected with hydrocarbons in

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general has anyone

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calculated will Africa be able to do

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without these types of hydrocarbons or

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not no African countries and some other

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countries in developing markets are

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being forced to use modern and perhaps

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even effective tools and Technologies

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from the point of view of preserving the

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environment but they cannot buy them

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there is no money well give them money

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then and no one gives them money but

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they are forcing tools I believe that

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these are tools of

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neocolonialism when they bring these

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countries down and make them again

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depend on Western Technologies and Loans

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the loans are given on terrible terms

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the loans are impossible to repay this

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is another tool of

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neocolonialism therefore we must first

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of all look at the results of the

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western country’s policies in the areas

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of economics finance and domestic policy

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and people of course are afraid of the

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aggravation of the international

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situation connected with the escalation

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in various conflict zones both in the

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Middle East and in Ukraine but we are

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not the ones who are engaged in this

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escalation those who are on the other

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side always play for the

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aggravation well we are ready for this

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escalation think about whether those

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those countries that are doing this are

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ready arish Muhammad correspondent for

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the Moscow Bureau of Sky News Arabia

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United Arab

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Emirates Vladimir vladimirovich please

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tell me there are a number of reports

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that Moscow May Provide support to Iran

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in the event of an Israeli

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attack what is your attitude to such

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reports do they reflect the essence of

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things is Russia even considering

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assistance at this stage of escalation

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in the

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region firstly we are very concerned

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about what is happening in the

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region as for assistance to Iran firstly

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we are in contact with the Iranian

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leadership of course in close contact

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and we see our role in creating

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conditions for settling the situation

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and first of all by searching for Mutual

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compromises

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it seems to me that this is possible no

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one in the region really and my

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conversations now on the sidelines of

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the bricks Summit show no one in the

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region wants the conflict to expand in

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some big war no

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one dear Vladimir

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vladimirov I am ton Becka Khan I came

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from kistan the chairman of the human

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rights organization of kistan the

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coordinator of the Congress on human

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rights in Central Asia I represent not

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only kistan but also the public of the

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countries of Central Asia first of all I

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congratulate you on holding the bur IIA

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Summit at a high level like other people

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around the world I do not envy you that

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you are the president of the Russian

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Federation this is the heaviest burden

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but no matter how hard it is you bear it

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with honor the West has wanted to

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separate Russia from the rest of the

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world for about 3 years but today this

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goal has ended in complete Fiasco this

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is confirmed by the results of the Bor

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IIA Summit where your political and

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state position was supported by about 35

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countries and un Secretary General

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Antonio butteris and other International

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organizations came to this Summit today

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on Russian soil and Kazan historical

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events took place where the multi-polar

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world has already gained the upper hand

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the unipolar world led by the United

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States is gradually losing its

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significance giving up its positions at

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the meeting of the leaders of the bris

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plus format complex issues of the Middle

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East were discussed despite the UN

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resolution Israel does not obey and

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openly ignores un decisions and even

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declared the UN Secretary General

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Persona n grada then Aon launched a

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massive attack on Israel and now Israel

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is announcing retaliatory actions

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according to open sources it is

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preparing to bomb Iran’s oil and nuclear

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facilities I have I have a question and

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a suggestion the US military is on duty

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in the Persian Gulf to help Israel

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should the beus member states under the

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Russian chairmanship prevent the

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unilateral domination of the US Israel

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and give a worthy response to their

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actions if they start a war against

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other states not only should the US

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warships be on duty off the coast of the

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Persian Gulf but at the same time

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Russian and other boria ships should be

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on duty to help Iran Palestine and

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Lebanon only then will the tyranny of

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the US and Israel be stopped

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and the second question dear Vladimir

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vladimirovich the United States of

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America and the West are set to once

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again denigrate you saying that Russian

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President Putin is refusing to negotiate

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before zalinsky Swiss Summit you

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announced your demands your conditions

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but they did not agree have your demands

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remained in the same form I believe you

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did not refuse to

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negotiate a colleague just asked about

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our relations with Iran our Readiness to

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provide assistance and so

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on first regarding the situation in the

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Middle

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East I said it today and I want to

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repeat it

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here I think that there is no person on

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Earth whose heart does not bleed when he

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looks at what is happening in

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Gaza more than 40,000 people have died

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and these are mainly women and

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children therefore our assessment is

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known here it is given how to get out of

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the

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situation we are also talking about

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this this can only be done by

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eliminating the

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causes and the main reason is the

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absence of a full-fledged full-fledged

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state of

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Palestine it is necessary to implement

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all decisions of the security Council in

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this

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area but we must work with all

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participants in the process and not

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allow the conflict to escalate or worsen

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under any

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circumstances in particular we must work

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with Israel which admittedly did face a

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terrorist attack in October last

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year therefore we must very calmly and

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carefully analyze the situation in no

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case condone disproportionate responses

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to these terrorist acts but work with

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everyone and achieve a reduction in the

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level of Confrontation including on the

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Lebanese

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track it seems to me that in general

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this is possible but we must act very

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carefully I am simply frankly afraid to

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say an unnecessary word because every

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careless word can harm this

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process but in general I want to thank

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you for raising this topic because it is

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extremely

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important as for the negotiations with

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Ukraine I have already spoken about this

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many times

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we are grateful to the president of

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Turkey Mr rasb T erdogan who once

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provided us with a platform for

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negotiations with the Ukrainian

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delegation during this negotiation

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process at the end of 20122 we came to a

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possible document a draft peace

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agreement the Ukrainian delegation

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initialed it which means it was

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satisfied with everything and then

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suddenly

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refused recently the Turkish side Mr

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erdogan’s assistant called straight from

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New York and said that there are new

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proposals that they are asking to

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consider regarding

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negotiations I agreed I said fine we

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agree the next day the head of the kyev

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regime suddenly declared that they are

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not going to conduct any negotiations

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with

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us we told the Turks guys thank you of

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course for your participation but first

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sort it out with your client

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then whether they want it or not let

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them say so

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directly as far as I know what was heard

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in Parliament again was not a proposal

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for peace but some other plan a victory

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plan well

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fine as for the victory last year when

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trying to carry out so-called

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counteroffensive

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operations the losses I think amounted

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to about 16,000 people these are

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sanitary and irretrievable

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now in the last month and a bit in the K

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Direction I think there have already

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been 26,000 losses 26,000 also sanitary

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and

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irretrievable and last year during the

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counter offensive we lost I think I’m

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afraid toly something like 18,000 or

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something

12:22

equipment now it’s almost a thousand

12:25

more true we lost almost 100 fewer tanks

12:31

but it seems to me that they were simply

12:32

used less because there are simply fewer

12:34

of them in the Ukrainian

12:37

Army but better than naming such figures

12:40

it would be better of course based on

12:43

the realities and relying on what is

12:45

happening on the ground to sit down at

12:47

the negotiating table and conduct these

12:51

negotiations but the leaders of the key

12:53

regime do not want

12:56

to including I think because the

12:59

beginning of Peace negotiations would

13:01

lead to the need to lift martial law and

13:04

immediately after that it would be

13:05

necessary to hold presidential

13:10

elections apparently they are not ready

13:14

yet the ball is in their

13:28

Court e

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

American Journalist asked Russian President Putin, “Mr President, we are weeks away from the US election. Russia again is accused of interfering, and that you have had private conversations with former President [Donald] Trump. Have you been speaking with him? And what have you been saying?”

Why replying to US Journalist query, President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday (October 24), “This issue has been making headlines for years now. At one point, Mr Trump and Russia were accused of being connected. However, after an investigation conducted in the United States, everyone, including US Congress, concluded that it was utter nonsense and that nothing of the kind ever happened. There were no contacts back then, and there are none now. Russian President Vladimir Putin schooled American Journalist for accusing Puover his alleged ties with Donald Trump. Russia-US relations after the elections depend primarily on the United States. If the United States is open to building normal relations with Russia, we will do the same. If not, so be it. This is up to the future Administration.”

Transkripzioa:

0:00

Mr President Kia Simmons from NBC News

0:02

uh Mr President satellite images are

0:05

said to show North Korean troops here in

0:08

Russia what are they doing here and

0:11

wouldn’t that be a massive escalation in

0:13

the Ukraine war and Mr President we are

0:16

weeks away from the US election Russia

0:20

again is accused of interfering and that

0:22

you have had private conversations with

0:24

former president Trump have you been

0:26

speaking with him and what have you been

0:29

saying

0:36

well let me take up first the first part

0:40

of your

0:41

question satellite images well that is

0:44

something serious if there are images

0:46

then they a reflection of something I

0:49

would like to draw your attention to the

0:51

fact that it’s not the Russia’s actions

0:54

that have led to an escalation in

0:56

Ukraine rather it is the kud in 2014

1:00

which was supported first and foremost

1:02

by the US the US has even publicly

1:05

announced how much money it has spent

1:07

back then to organize and orchestrate

1:09

this Kar wasn’t that the path to

1:12

escalation and then for8 years we were

1:15

being duped when we were been told that

1:19

everyone wants to achieve a peaceful

1:20

settlement to the conflict in Ukraine VI

1:23

means agreements you have probably heard

1:26

afterwards a number of European leaders

1:29

have said publicly that they had been

1:32

duping us because they had been using

1:34

that time to rearm the Ukrainian troops

1:38

isn’t that a fact it is another path

1:41

towards escalation consisted in the fact

1:44

that the European count started to

1:45

actively provide Weaponry to Ukraine to

1:49

the Ukrainian regime and it went as far

1:52

as direct participation of NATO troops

1:55

in this conflict because we are aware of

2:00

of how and what is being done when

2:05

UA UAV

2:08

unman uh vessels in the Black Sea are

2:11

being operated and sent we know who is

2:14

present there what Nao countries are

2:16

involved and how they are doing that and

2:18

the same goes for instructors and these

2:21

these are not mercenaries these are

2:24

military instructors and the same goes

2:26

for the abuse of precision guided

2:30

missiles such as Storm Shadow attacks

2:34

and other things like that Ukrainian

2:38

troops are incapable of doing that

2:40

without Western intelligence

2:42

without showing the

2:46

goals and uh it is only possible through

2:49

the direct involvement of nature

2:51

officers now as for

2:53

our interaction relationship with the

2:56

north uh with North Korea

3:00

um you know we ratified

3:03

our treaty on strategic partnership

3:06

which contains article four and we have

3:08

never doubted the fact that North Korean

3:10

leadership is very serious about their

3:13

commitments to us and engagement with

3:15

that but as for how we do and what we do

3:20

uh it’s up to us to decide under article

3:22

four of this treaty first we need to

3:25

hold the relevant

3:27

talks about implementing article four of

3:31

the treaty on strategic partnership with

3:32

North Korea we’re in contact with our

3:34

friends from North Korea we’ll see how

3:36

this process develops that said the

3:39

Russian armed troops are moving forward

3:42

very steadily no one can contradict that

3:46

it’s moving forth at all the parts of

3:48

the line of contact our troops are very

3:52

active in the KK Direction part some of

3:55

the Ukrainian units that have mounted an

3:58

incursion

4:00

into the KK region have been blocked and

4:03

encircled this group totals around 2,000

4:06

people there are attempts at deblocking

4:10

that from outside there are also

4:14

attempts at a breakthrough from the

4:16

inside right now the Russian troops are

4:19

proceeding to eliminate this group of

4:21

forces that has been encircled now as

4:22

for my contacts with Mr

4:25

Trump well this is a thing that has been

4:34

discussed through rumors for many years

4:37

now malova because first there were

4:40

accusations that there had been some

4:42

alleged ties between Trump and Russia

4:44

but then there was an internal inquiry

4:47

in the US probably in US Congress if I’m

4:49

not mistaken and the conclusion they had

4:52

arrived us is that it was all nonsense

4:55

nothing like that had ever taken place

4:57

nor is anything like this is taking

4:59

place right now now as for how the

5:01

Russian us relations are going to be

5:03

constructed after the election it is

5:05

first and foremost up to the US if the

5:07

US is open towards building a normal

5:11

healthy relations with uh Russia and

5:13

then we will do the same if you don’t

5:16

don’t want that it’s up to them but it’s

5:19

going to be the choice of the future

5:20

Administration

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Fearless actor pleads for her profession to speak out on Gaza

(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLkrBmV1mgs)

Juliet Stevenson‘s impassioned speech at the national demonstration for Palestine on 30th November 2024.

Transkripzioa:

0:00

I’m here today as an actor the tools of

0:04

my job are

0:06

words words are all I have and I need to

0:09

use them to speak

0:11

out I’ve always wanted to make work that

0:14

spoke to the times that we live in and

0:17

in all my life the times have never been

0:21

as terrifyingly dystopian as they are

0:24

now the Palestinian people are being

0:27

relentlessly and brutally assaulted

0:30

while the world looks away or tries to

0:33

rationalize

0:35

it I don’t need to list the horrors of

0:38

the assault we watch them daily on our

0:41

screens but alongside the Rockets and

0:43

the bombs we have also witnessed an

0:46

assault on the truth on the story being

0:49

told to justify the

0:52

unjustifiable and in this distorted

0:55

narrative the Palestinian people are

0:58

dehumanized images of human suffering in

1:01

Gaza that in any other part of the world

1:04

would induce sympathy and would see

1:07

governments rushing to deliver Aid and

1:10

mediation is somehow portrayed as

1:13

inevitable a catastrophe they have

1:16

brought upon themselves and the children

1:19

dead wounded sick orphaned or starving

1:24

or collateral

1:28

damage sh

1:31

[Music]

1:32

as artists we cannot remain silent in

1:34

the face of such gross

1:36

violations violations of human rights

1:39

and of international law violations of

1:42

the truth and of every human

1:46

instinct the propaganda campaign that

1:48

has been imposed on all of us has spread

1:52

everywhere has been skillfully managed

1:55

and has become very effective in its

1:57

threats to punish and disempower those

1:59

those who speak out in my own sector The

2:03

Silence of many Arts and Cultural

2:06

institutions has been

2:09

deafening those Arts organizations that

2:12

rightly hung Ukrainian Flags over their

2:15

doors have closed those same doors to

2:18

the Palestinian

2:22

voice cancelling film festivals music

2:25

gigs book events shutting down Galleries

2:28

and theater performances if they in any

2:31

way speak to the Palestinian cause the

2:34

very Arts organizations that would fight

2:36

for the right for freedom of expression

2:39

a freedom on which we crucially depend

2:42

are sitting back and watching that

2:44

freedom be

2:46

eroded so I want to call on those

2:49

cultural institutions and on all our

2:51

public spaces to uphold that freedom of

2:55

expression to defend the right to speak

2:58

and to protest I urge them to reject

3:01

politically motivated attempts to

3:03

silence and to

3:05

censor what is the point of art if not

3:08

to address the great moral issues of our

3:13

time what is the value of art if it is

3:16

not to invite us all to recognize our

3:20

shared humanity and to license us to

3:24

feel to feel beyond the narrow

3:27

boundaries of our own individual life

3:31

so to my community I say now is the time

3:35

to speak

3:37

out if you have a platform use it if you

3:41

have a profile use it because to stay

3:45

neutral in situations of Injustice is to

3:49

endorse that

3:50

Injustice and to enable it to say

3:54

nothing is to support a status quo that

3:57

is complicit in the massacre of the

3:59

Palestinian

4:02

people there are many individuals in the

4:05

Grassroots and within the mainstream who

4:07

are doing incredible and Urgent protest

4:10

work this last year in the face of the

4:13

failure of moral leadership from

4:15

governments across the world we’ve seen

4:18

that moral leadership rising up from the

4:21

Grassroots I want to pay tribute to

4:23

those people and those

4:26

organizations this movement is powerful

4:29

and it connects across geography and

4:31

borders in its commitment to justice for

4:34

the

4:34

Palestinians we need this movement to

4:38

grow I want to call to our Arts

4:40

communities across the country come and

4:43

join us let’s work together to dissolve

4:47

the divisions to reject the lethal

4:49

rhetoric of politicians and arms Traders

4:53

let’s use the tools that we have to

4:55

speak truth to power

4:59

[Music]

5:00

[Applause]

5:03

it can be frightening as an individual

5:05

to speak up we are told it is dangerous

5:08

to do so but let’s never be afraid to

5:12

raise our voices for compassion there is

5:14

safety and support in numbers and huge

5:17

potential if we come together there is

5:20

strength and comfort in community so let

5:23

us not be bullied into silence or shut

5:26

down let’s not rest until a ceasefire is

5:29

achieved let’s not rest until

5:32

International humanitarian law is

5:36

reinstated and let’s not rest until the

5:39

world recognizes that a Palestinian life

5:43

is as miraculous and precious as every

5:46

other human life on this planet

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We Basques do need a real Basque independent State in the Western Pyrenees, just a democratic lay or secular state, with all the formal characteristics of any independent State: Central Bank, Treasury, proper currency, out of the European Distopia and faraway from NAT0, maybe being a BRICS partner…

Ikus Euskal Herriaren independentzia eta Mikel Torka

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