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than any other defendant. i thought it was really heartening that you have judges at these different levels in different courts saying that, which is you're not going to be treated worse but you're not going to be treated better because of your former government position. and that meant that this is an entirely frivolous motion at this stage. and it will remain to be seen whether the judge who's having a hearing on august 10th goes forward because as you noted, ayman, it is a largely moot decision. you could imagine the judge going forward simply to issue a decision that says yes, i agree with what mcburney did, there's no standing at this point. but it is a moot point at this juncture. >> patricia, the efforts to overturn the 2020 election span several states at different levels. but georgia carries a special significance i think in the collective psyche of this country because of an infamous recording where we actually hear donald trump in his own words
ever since the split, there's been tension between the two governments, but to these herdsmen national borders and religious differences mean little. for the people of kutch, when we say india, pakistan or like hindu, muslim, it's not that important. people are religious, of course. but they are like living in harmony and relationship between these two different group is brotherly. when two countries were created from one, indelible scars were left on the psyche of the subcontinent. archive: independence has not yet brought peace. rejoicing turned quickly into horror and mourning. in traumatic scenes more than a million people died in religious rioting. many millions more were displaced. this all used to be one, but now it's like divided in two. now the border itself has become a tourist attraction. that way is pakistan.
ever since the split, there's been tension between the two governments. but to these herdsmen, national borders and religious differences mean little. for the people, when we say india, pakistan or, like, hindu, muslim, it's not that important. people are religious, of course. but they are like living in harmony and the relationship between these two different groups is brotherly. when two countries were created from one, indelible scars were left on the psyche of the subcontinent. archive: independence has not yet brought them peace. - rejoicing turned quickly . into horror and mourning. in traumatic scenes, more than a million people died in religious rioting. many millions more were displaced. this all used to be one, but now it's, like, divided in two. and now the border itself has become
here for 400, 500 years, since they migrated down south. ever since the split, there's been tension between the two governments. to these herdsmen, national borders and religious differences mean little. for the people, when we say india, pakistan or like hindu, muslim, it's not that important. people are religious, of course. but they like living in harmony and relationship between these two different groups is brotherly. when two countries were created from one, indelible scars were left on the psyche of the subcontinent. archive: independence has not yet brought peace. - rejoicing turned quickly . into horror and mourning. in traumatic scenes more than a million people died in religious rioting. many millions more were displaced. this all used to be one,
since, they migrated down south into kutch from sindh, which is now part of pakistan. ever since the split, there's been tension between the two governments, but to these herdsmen, national borders and religious differences mean little. for the people of kutch, india and pakistan or hindu/muslim is not that important. people are religious, of course, but they're living in harmony and the relationship between these two different groups is brotherly. when two countries were created from one, indelible scars were left on the psyche of the subcontinent. archive: independence has not yet brought them peace. rejoicing turned quickly into horror and mourning. in dramatic scenes, more than a million people died in religious rioting, and many millions more were displaced. this all used to be one, but now it's divided in two.
ever since the split, there's been tension between the two governments. to these herdsmen, national borders and religious differences mean little. for the people, when we say india, pakistan or like hindu, muslim, it's not that important. people are religious, of course. but they are like living in harmony and relationship between these two different groups is brotherly. when two countries were created from one, indelible scars were left on the psyche of the subcontinent. archive: independence has not yet brought peace. - rejoicing turned quickly . into horror and mourning. in traumatic scenes more than a million people died in religious rioting. many millions more were displaced. this all used to be one, but now it's like divided in two.
that�*s the main opposition group in this country. it�*s been closed down and its leaderjailed. the same fate has befallen dozens of other politicians, journalists, academics and activists who�*ve criticised the president. this father and daughter have first—hand experience of what happens to family members who rock the boat. chaima issa, a prominent opposition activist and women�*s rights campaigner, was arrested at a police roadblock in february soon after posting likes for two tweets critical of president kais saied. hersister, hadiza, said she and her family are devastated. translation: the arrest of chaima has had a significant _ impact on my psyche. chaima and i were inseparable. we were always together. when chaima was arrested, my life came to a halt, and it revolved around seeking assistance, imprisonment and home confinement.
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she or he is very welcome to wander around. he, basil. you went through all of this. what has it done to you? i think that's the question that a lot of people will will wonder about, because you you said, i think a few moments ago, i've always had an interest in science and maths, etc.. that constitute you? but what about the other things that make up, that constitute you? what's it done to you as a person? yeah, it's taken an extremely heavy toll on my person, my psyche, my psychology, my being, my soul, if you want to put it like that. and it's been... it's been a heck of a... devastating. experience, and i don't even know now. i can't articulate how i even managed to get through it. i literally...i was in total shock for the first even few years, not few weeks, but years, just trying to get my head around the fact that the world now thinks i'm this person. and i'm not that person.
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