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Permitted to contest the election were either too small or new to attract more than a handful of votes. translation: it was a boring campaign for the people. this leader was forced to sit out of the election, with no opposition it was like soup with no flavour. the ruling party still campaigned hard, though. its colourful rallies where the only ones that most compound deviants or cambodians got to see. they were pushing for a strong turnout —— most cambodians. they have just finished countin...

It was a boring campaign for the people, said the spokesman for the banned candlelight party. which was forced to sit out this election. with no opposition, it was like soup with no flavour. the ruling party still campaigned hard, though. its colourful rallies were the only ones that most cambodians got to see. the cpp was pushing for a strong turnout. and it looks like it got that. they have just finished counting the votes in this polling station in phnomh penh. quite a surprising number of sp...

Of using it as a distraction. i sat in parliament and heard boris johnson say repeatedly that no parties had taken place, or that no rules have been broken. and we then saw the evidence with our own eyes, actually — pictures. now, thats what this inquiry is about. and this is a distraction by boris johnson from the central question of whether or not he lied. but mrjohnson, seizing on it to make another public criticism of the committee, suggests his determination to undermine its conclusions i...

His family, the story just continues to take so many bizarre twists. >> it really does, sandra, and what really makes this sensational, the people. lets start with his family, just like sam bankman fried, we are learning of their ties to democrats, his father joseph helped senator warren draft a tax bill, his mother barbara runs a pac that helps secure democratic funding from silicon valley companies, just before i hopped on with you i was reading an article she wrote that says parental income a...

We have so many questions about the timeline here. i should say it is also very standard procedure to not allow unarmed civilians into a crisis location, because you dont want to send additional potential hostages into a violent attack. and that makes perfect sense. im sure it was incredibly frustrating for the parents and terrifying, but i understand why they wouldnt want them to go in. the bigger question is who went in from the law enforcement side? how much time went by before the tactical u...

Not have a functional family unit. instead dysfunctional people tend to rely upon the government. that is what is happening right now and that is what you are seeing the push for. >> tucker: i mean, i passed so many times but i dont know the answer, if rachel can declare im a woman, why cant i declare im samoan and you have to respect me. is it because i dont have the human rights campaign backing me up? lets be honest. why cant i do whatever i want to do? >> i think you need to turn around and ...

Respect your citizens, you cannot complete sentences. you have tiktok influencers the rest of your lives there it all around them this is happening. a former news channel, this is what they are doing. that is their power. that is not their main power. the main power they deploy most often is the power to change the subject, to force you to ignore what matters to you and your family and your country and focus on instead what matters to you. they call that democracy appeared totally absorbed in th...

What else is happening? one of the biggest stories of the decade is dropping. you may not be aware of it. the walls greet journal said they are accepting chinese currency rather than u.s. dollars for oil sales to china. why is that a big deal? that sounds like a financial story. well it would spell the end of the petrodollar. the petrodollar is one of the keys to the united states wealth. saudi arabia has treated oil exclusively with u.s. dollars for nearly half a century. that is one of the key...

Want to help. and they are being crushed by putin, that is true. how can we help? why dont we send more weapons in the middle of a word. doesnt sound like a bad idea. if you make that decision, you feel some obligation instead of the ramifications, like what effect this will actually happen. is it possible that doing this is well intentioned as it is, and it is, is it possible doing this would be counterproductive and hurt the people im hoping to help or prolong the fighting in ukraine at the ex...

Question. what are you a putin defender? as well you get the sense the core figures and foreign policy establishment dont really care. in fact, never have cared by the effects of their policy. here is one. former secretary of state natalie albright back in 1986 shrugging off the documented deaths have half a million iraqi children, not a small number half a million because imposing sanctions on saddam hussein was worth it. >> we have heard that half a million children have died. i mean, that is ...