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Was quite separate. dawn is one of canadas most _ was quite separate. dawn is one of canadas most influential i of canadas most influential lawyers. he spent 30 years fighting for justice lawyers. he spent 30 years fighting forjustice for many of the survivors of the indian residential schools. in of the survivors of the indian residential schools.- residential schools. in law, there is a _ residential schools. in law, there is a principal - residential schools. in law, there is a principal call...

I just think that this is a moment in the country to take a deep breath. also, you know, if the movement is protesting yesterday night and plan on protesting tonight, there was something to protest against. and that was against that prosecution. for a while the movement has said there is these over zealous prosecutors that are there. we saw that. we saw abuse of power. we saw concealment of evidence. we saw the fact that they tried to hide two witnesses. we saw that they tried to evade and take ...

To move him from the prison hospital to a military hospital. he was arrested in october, after returning from exile to rally the opposition on the eve of local elections, wanted for his conviction in absentia of abuses of power. kamala harris has become the first woman in american history to become acting president of the united states. she took over briefly as head of state and commander—in chief while president biden had a medical procedure under anaesthetic. the presidents press secretary, ...

Indicted. he should never have been put on trial and the trial should not have continued given the abuses. so that demands this question. what was the prosecution doing? i mean, it was the most inept farcical prosecution anybody has ever seen. pointing a gun at the jury? claiming that a defendant who is being chased by a mob should take a beating? having two sets of videos? i could go on and on. almost says well, maybe they knew they had no case and they were going to be so inept or so stupid th...

And people can say, why not? well, because we lived separate lives. we had a girls�* dormitory, boys dormitory, sisters convent, the priests were over here. you know, it was quite separate. don worme is one of canadas most influential lawyers. hes spent 30 years fighting forjustice for many of the survivors of the indian residential schools. in law, there is a principal called wilful blindness, and it is where one deliberately turns their eyes away from what they do not want to see. i suspect ...

This is bbc news. the headlines: many of tennis�*s leading stars have expressed concern for the top female chinese player, peng shuai, who hasnt been seen since accusing a senior chinese official of sexual abuse two weeks ago. chinese state media has released an email attributed to peng, but doubt has been cast about its authenticity. a us state governor has halted the execution of prisoner juliusjones hours before he was due to be put to death. in 2002, jones was sentenced to death for killin...

Many of tenniss leading stars have expressed concern for the top female chinese player, peng shuai, who hasnt been seen since accusing a senior chinese official of sexual abuse two weeks ago. chinese state media has released an email attributed to peng, but doubt has been cast about its authenticity. president biden has said the united states is considering a diplomatic boycott of next years winter olympics in beijing. athletes would compete, but us officials would not attend. the us and china a...

Many of tenniss leading stars have expressed concern for the top female chinese player, peng shuai, who hasnt been seen since accusing a senior chinese official of sexual abuse two weeks ago. chinese state media has released an email attributed to peng, but doubt has been cast about its authenticity. a us state governor has halted the execution of prisoner juliusjones hours before he was due to be put to death. in 2002, jones was sentenced to death for killing a man in a car—jacking incident. ...

Long time. am i wrong? did you feel that way. >> to be in the room with it was just unbelievable. but heres the thing, it is so cynical. if professor saule omarova had actually been somebody who had been out there saying and writing, man, we need to help the big financial institutions. whatever jpmorgan chase wants is when im for, and we should deregulate, we should just let them run the entire country, you realize that the same republicans would be hailing her as someone who grew up under this ...

Suppresssive regime and then overcame it and came to america and fulfilled her dream, her dream to help giant financial institutions. but since thats not what she wants to do, since she has actually got a pretty good record of having written about the abuses in the financial system, talking about the crash in 2008 and how it was brought on by loading up on risks and regulators who were feckless, as a result these giant banks are, like, we dont want that woman. no, no, no. and so they look for a ...