the democrat party has to become the party of censorship does not embrace the most important liberty we have. our right to talk. sentencing voice is just because we disagree with them. if the government can censor their critics, it can engage in its trustees abuse its power. and try to take away other rights that citizens have. going after that censorship is the g.o.p., meanwhile i want to emasculate is about a hot topic you re hearing about wherever you live because people are having a hard time getting passports and a lot of members of congress are speaking up about this because they have from from constituents. and as americans are traveling more and more 24% more from 2022. people are coming out of the pandemic say they want to fly. but they re having a hard time getting their passports what is happening here? there is a staffing shortage since the pandemic.
Previous rate of 25%. this reduction has come out of a review by the royal trustees. the royal trustees are the prime minister, rishi sunak, the chancellor, jeremy hunt, and keeper of the privy purse, sir michael stephens. they say those extra funds will be going instead to fund vital public services for the benefit of the nation. that is a quote from the treasury. the king, king charles, had asked injanuary for wind farm profits to be used for the wider public good. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let s have a look at some of the other news from across the uk. polls are open in three parliamentary seats where by elections are being held. voters are casting their ballots in a south western tory
Sculptures that have huge cultural significance. but clearly, somebody like george osborne, who people might have heard of, he was the chancellor of the exchequer here in the uk under the previous conservative government, but actually now one of hisjobs is chair of the trustees at the british museum, and what you re saying is ostensibly his point, which is, we are a museum for the world, we re hugely visited by people around the world, and therefore, sharing it in creative ways and finding ways of doing deals. would one of those deals be handing back the elgin marbles? well, that s the key question, isn t it? so elgin marbles, often called now the parthenon sculptures, that s the one that here in the uk certainly and in greece is the most high profile in this area of debate, which is what to do with those. and george osborne has previously said there s a deal to be done. very recently, the mayor of london said he hoped
Huge cultural significance. but clearly, somebody like george osborne, who people might have heard of, he was the chancellor of the exchequer here in the uk under the previous conservative government, but actually now one of hisjobs is chair of the trustees at the british museum, and what you re saying is ostensibly his point, which is, we are a museum for the world, we re hugely visited by people around the world, and therefore, sharing it in creative ways and finding ways of doing deals. would one of those deals be handing back the elgin marbles? well, that s the key question, isn t it? so elgin marbles, often called now the parthenon sculptures, that s the one that here in the uk certainly and in greece is the most high profile in this area of debate, which is what to do with those. and george osborne has previously said there s a deal to be done. very recently, the mayor of london said he hoped that they could do a deal and that they should share,
He was the chancellor of the exchequer here in the uk under the previous conservative government, but actually now one of his jobs is chair of the trustees at the british museum, and what you re saying is ostensibly his point, which is, we are a museum for the world, we re hugely visited by people around the world, and therefore, sharing it in creative ways and finding ways of doing deals. would one of those deals be handing back the elgin marbles? well, that s the key question, isn t it? so, elgin marbles, often called now the parthenon sculptures, that s the one that here in the uk certainly and in greece is the most high profile in this area of debate, which is what to do with those. and george osborne has previously said there s a deal to be done. very recently, the mayor of london said he hoped that they could do a deal and that they should share, greece and britain share ownership of it. i think from britain s perspective, perhaps loans might be a way forward but the issue is that, from greece s perspective,
Where nobody can see them? well, i suppose it depends who you are. so for the nigerians, for the nigerian state, they ve got a restitution committee that they ve set up that is in conversation, making demands, asking for the return of these items. they re building a museum in which to house these items. and these are beautiful sculptures that have huge cultural significance. but clearly, somebody like george osborne, who people might have heard of, he was the chancellor of the exchequer here in the uk under the previous conservative government, but actually now one of his jobs is chair of the trustees at the british museum, and what you re saying is ostensibly his point, which is, we are a museum for the world, we re hugely visited by people around the world, and therefore, sharing it in creative ways and finding ways of doing deals. would one of those deals be handing back the elgin marbles? well, that s the key question, isn t it?
Government, but actually now one of his jobs is chair of the trustees at the british museum, and what you re saying is ostensibly his point, which is, we are a museum for the world, we re hugely visited by people around the world, and therefore, sharing it in creative ways and finding ways of doing deals. would one of those deals be handing back the elgin marbles? well, that s the key question, isn t it? so elgin marbles, often called now the parthenon sculptures, that s the one that here in the uk certainly and in greece is the most high profile in this area of debate, which is what to do with those. and george osborne has previously said there s a deal to be done. very recently, the mayor of london said he hoped that they could do a deal and that they should share, greece and britain share ownership of it. i think from britain s perspective, perhaps loans might be a way forward but the issue is that, from greece s perspective,
Address the pros though my proposal. you came in with all the other trustees when you brought us here, men women, kids. don t treat us like no cheap piece of meat. last names american and knows time for a divorce. if you get half the money, half the land, alimony, child support, attorney fees, everything else. that s what we want. will: that s what we want. a major transfer of wealth. that s all reparations really is, but no demographic or racial group had a monopoly on being the victim of or perpetrator of slavery. slavery is not an american creation and it existed for thousands of years all over the world. thomas sowell made that point in a speech a few years ago. 1776, which is when they publish the wealth of nations in the united states, he said that western europe is the only place
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