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Anton Gerashchenko

321,513 views • 2 months ago

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Danny Tommo

46,529 views • 4 months ago

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The change of tone from the political class and the debates on the hashtags confirm that the focus on Ruto this whole time has been to divert attention from IMF, and the historical pattern of western capital resetting our economies to ensure that Africa never outgrows producing cheap, unskilled labor and raw materials. Part of why this message doesn't sink home, at least in Kenya, is because we believe that thinking beyond our basic needs is a luxury for Africans. But what that attitude really is, is racist. There's no way to get out of our current mess if we keep believing that it is not our place to learn about the world beyond State House, yet the strings are being pulled from beyond State House.

#LandIsNotProperty Mwalimu Wandia

20,650 views • 1 year ago

This was Peter Obi in 2017 campaigning for Oseloka Obaze in Ihiala, Anambra state. During this campaign, Peter Obi said some things that are very remarkable. 1. He recognised the works that Chris Ngige, the governor before him did. Obi never dismissed Ngige instead he recognised his achievements before mentioning the ones he (Peter) did. 2. Peter Obi was not campaigning based on promises, instead as a former governor, he was campaigning based on what he did for them. He took time to mention the roads, schools, hospitals etc which he built or renovated for them. This is exactly, how to campaign for a second term or as a former governor or president. You don't campaign on promises but on your performance. Tinubu and APC, take note. 3. One striking thing here is that Peter Obi was at Ihiala while telling them what he did for them. It's a different thing that someone is on television saying that he did this or that but Obi was at the place in front of the indigens of Ihiala pointing at each of the projects while the people cheered in agreement. That speaks of a man who was sure of what he was saying. That speaks of a man who was sure of what he did. 4. Another important thing to note here is that Peter Obi did all of these things without borrowing and he also left a huge amount of money. Some people think that Obi just left money without working. No! Obi worked more than all the governors of his time without borrowing and yet left money. That is exceptional! 5. He also said something very remarkable. If someone doesn't do well in first term, if you allow him again to do a second term, he will simply be sleeping. Nigerians take note! — Advocacy For Good Governance

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Advocacy For Good Governance

91,021 views • 5 days ago

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The United States understands very clearly that without India’s data it cannot remain a superpower. It is only the United States combined with Indian data that can truly compete with China. Without Indian data, America cannot effectively compete with China. They understand this. But we do not. Our political class does not seem to realise it. India has one of the largest pools of data in the world, yet we are simply giving it away. We are handing it over for free. So, for me, there are three central things we must focus on. First, we must protect our data. Second, our people must live in harmony - secure, protected, and not fighting among themselves. And third, we must seriously compete with China in production and manufacturing. If we do these three things, nobody will be able to challenge us. But if we give away our data, fail to produce anything, and allow our people to fight among themselves, then we are heading for trouble. And my concern is that this is exactly the path we are currently on. Our people are being made to fight - one religion against another, one language against another, one caste against another. At the same time, we are not producing enough, and we are handing over our biggest strategic asset to the United States. That, in essence, is what my political fight is about. : LoP Shri Rahul Gandhi 📍Keralam

Congress

32,817 views • 6 months ago

The situation in the occupied part of Kherson region is absolutely catastrophic. The occupiers simply abandoned people in these terrible conditions. Without rescue, without water, just on the rooftops in flooded communities. And this is another deliberate crime of Russia: after the terrorist state has caused a disaster, it also maximizes the damage from it. Now we need a clear and quick response from the world to what is happening. It is even impossible to establish for sure how many people in the temporarily occupied territory of Kherson region may die without rescue, without drinking water, without food, without medical care. Our military and special services are rescuing people as much as it is possible, despite the shelling. But large-scale efforts are needed. We need international organizations, such as the International Committee of the Red Cross, to immediately join the rescue operation and help people in the occupied part of Kherson region. Each person who dies there is a verdict on the existing international architecture and international organizations that have forgotten how to save lives. If there is no international organization in the area of this disaster now, it means that it does not exist at all, that it is incapable of functioning. All the relevant appeals from Ukraine and our government are in place.

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Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

2,304,413 views • 3 years ago

WATCH] On behalf of the African National Congress, I want to state that we a country of over 60 million. There are many people who come to our country and many come to our country to contribute to the wealth of our country and its progress. Many contribute positively in our country. There are people in our country who have taken it upon themselves to do things which the vast majority do not condone and this must not paint South Africans as xenophobic. Indeed we do have a challenge of illegal immigration in South Africa and it’s not a problem unique to South Africa. There are many country’s affected by this. South Africa is a signatory of the Geneva Convention and we must deal with this challenge within the perimeters of the law. We can’t deal with it with hatred. That is why government has adopted a program of action to deal with this particular challenge which the President has made a public announcement. We have called for law enforcement and calmness and follow the government’s Action Plan on dealing with illegal immigration. We have made it very clear as the ANC, we cannot and should not be associated with anything that amounts to hate crimes. In this particular instance the majority of South Africans are people of Ubuntu and humanity. Because we too would not be free without the solidarity and assistance of country’s such as Mozambique in the fight against apartheid. Many people sacrificed such as Samora Machel the President of Mozambique and many combatants died here fighting against apartheid. #ANCinMozambique #ANCatWORK

WATCH] On behalf of the African National Congress, I want to state that we a country of over 60 million. There are many people who come to our country and many come to our country to contribute to the wealth of our country and its progress. Many contribute positively in our country. There are people in our country who have taken it upon themselves to do things which the vast majority do not condone and this must not paint South Africans as xenophobic. Indeed we do have a challenge of illegal immigration in South Africa and it’s not a problem unique to South Africa. There are many country’s affected by this. South Africa is a signatory of the Geneva Convention and we must deal with this challenge within the perimeters of the law. We can’t deal with it with hatred. That is why government has adopted a program of action to deal with this particular challenge which the President has made a public announcement. We have called for law enforcement and calmness and follow the government’s Action Plan on dealing with illegal immigration. We have made it very clear as the ANC, we cannot and should not be associated with anything that amounts to hate crimes. In this particular instance the majority of South Africans are people of Ubuntu and humanity. Because we too would not be free without the solidarity and assistance of country’s such as Mozambique in the fight against apartheid. Many people sacrificed such as Samora Machel the President of Mozambique and many combatants died here fighting against apartheid. #ANCinMozambique #ANCatWORK

ANC SECRETARY GENERAL | Fikile Mbalula

185,858 views • 2 months ago

This is the reason we Ndi-Igbo can't afford to make the mistake of wasting our votes on an idiot like Obi or any other party come 2027, but instead vote for President Tinubu, who has sworn to bring development to us in ÀlàIgbo. Progress on the Infectious Disease Center in Imo State continues with the installation of hydro cylinders at the Water Treatment Plant. Another key milestone in delivering a world-class healthcare facility. This is how serious govts work, one project at a time, one milestone after another, until the people begin to enjoy the benefits. While some people are busy selling emotions and endless speeches, others are laying foundations that will serve generations. Development is not built on slogans but on projects that people can see, touch and use. Tell us, what exactly did Obi build for Ndi-Igbo that should make us trust him with our votes in 2027? Which comparable federal healthcare project did he attract or champion for the South East while he was in govt? Why should Ndi-Igbo abandon visible projects for empty promises? If President Tinubu is intentionally approving and executing projects across the South East, what is the logical reason for rejecting him in 2027? Who really has the better case before the people: the one making promises or the one delivering projects?

This is the reason we Ndi-Igbo can't afford to make the mistake of wasting our votes on an idiot like Obi or any other party come 2027, but instead vote for President Tinubu, who has sworn to bring development to us in ÀlàIgbo. Progress on the Infectious Disease Center in Imo State continues with the installation of hydro cylinders at the Water Treatment Plant. Another key milestone in delivering a world-class healthcare facility. This is how serious govts work, one project at a time, one milestone after another, until the people begin to enjoy the benefits. While some people are busy selling emotions and endless speeches, others are laying foundations that will serve generations. Development is not built on slogans but on projects that people can see, touch and use. Tell us, what exactly did Obi build for Ndi-Igbo that should make us trust him with our votes in 2027? Which comparable federal healthcare project did he attract or champion for the South East while he was in govt? Why should Ndi-Igbo abandon visible projects for empty promises? If President Tinubu is intentionally approving and executing projects across the South East, what is the logical reason for rejecting him in 2027? Who really has the better case before the people: the one making promises or the one delivering projects?

𝑴𝒂𝐳𝐢.𝐍𝐧𝐚𝑬𝒎𝒆𝒌𝒂🇳🇬

16,292 views • 1 month ago

“Our struggle as a country has always been guided by values. The rules we follow and the choices we make are grounded in those values - ones that unite us and ensure no one is left behind because of their background. We also believe in aiming high. If we are human beings like others, why should we settle for less? Why limit what we can achieve when we have the ability to rise? Our mindset is what determines whether we rise - or sink. Unity is another core value. We’ve seen what happens when it’s absent. That’s why we must bring everyone along and define together what is best for us. But we don’t exist in isolation. No country is an island. We must stay connected to the world - but that starts with being grounded in who we are: our people, our politics, our foundation. Before reaching out, we must get things right where we are anchored. That’s how we gain strength - and that’s how we are embraced by others. This is not a one-time decision. It’s an ongoing process. We must constantly reflect, examine our values, and adjust our rules and choices to fit the moment and the future we are building.” President Kagame | #Kwibohora31

“Our struggle as a country has always been guided by values. The rules we follow and the choices we make are grounded in those values - ones that unite us and ensure no one is left behind because of their background. We also believe in aiming high. If we are human beings like others, why should we settle for less? Why limit what we can achieve when we have the ability to rise? Our mindset is what determines whether we rise - or sink. Unity is another core value. We’ve seen what happens when it’s absent. That’s why we must bring everyone along and define together what is best for us. But we don’t exist in isolation. No country is an island. We must stay connected to the world - but that starts with being grounded in who we are: our people, our politics, our foundation. Before reaching out, we must get things right where we are anchored. That’s how we gain strength - and that’s how we are embraced by others. This is not a one-time decision. It’s an ongoing process. We must constantly reflect, examine our values, and adjust our rules and choices to fit the moment and the future we are building.” President Kagame | #Kwibohora31

Presidency | Rwanda

32,972 views • 1 year ago

This is why I believe so strongly in the power of sport. 🏆 Watching South Delhi Superstarz become Delhi Premier League T20, right there at the final, was a moment I’ll carry with me. Last year, our women’s team brought home the DPL title. This year, the boys have followed it up with a championship of their own. And with our women’s team now heading into the finals, there is still more to look forward to. What excites me most isn’t just the trophies. It’s seeing young cricketers get a platform, take responsibility, play without fear and discover what they are capable of. Congratulations to every player, coach and member of the Superstarz family. You have shown what happens when talent meets opportunity, belief and hard work. Enjoy this moment. You’ve earned it. Proud of you, boys. ❤️ One championship secured, but the journey continues. Here’s to another big performance from our Women’s team. ⭐

This is why I believe so strongly in the power of sport. 🏆 Watching South Delhi Superstarz become Delhi Premier League T20, right there at the final, was a moment I’ll carry with me. Last year, our women’s team brought home the DPL title. This year, the boys have followed it up with a championship of their own. And with our women’s team now heading into the finals, there is still more to look forward to. What excites me most isn’t just the trophies. It’s seeing young cricketers get a platform, take responsibility, play without fear and discover what they are capable of. Congratulations to every player, coach and member of the Superstarz family. You have shown what happens when talent meets opportunity, belief and hard work. Enjoy this moment. You’ve earned it. Proud of you, boys. ❤️ One championship secured, but the journey continues. Here’s to another big performance from our Women’s team. ⭐

Shikhar Dhawan

82,581 views • 12 days ago

I strongly believe that about 3 of the proposed constitutional amendments seek to build a better future for Zimbabwe. From my view, some of the amendments will sincerely fix a broken system to create a more stable, unified, and prosperous Zimbabwe for everyone. It’s about moving away from constant political fighting and focusing on what really matters like development, unity, and a government that can deliver on its promises. Our country is stuck in a cycle of endless elections. As soon as one election ends, the next campaign begins. This means politicians are always focused on fighting each other instead of working for us. It creates division and stops long-term projects that would build a better Zimbabwe. The amendment to add 2 more years to the current 5 year term limit gives leaders in parliament and council more time to focus on real issues like fixing our roads, improving our hospitals, and creating jobs. A seven-year cycle means at least five solid years of work without the distraction of politics. It’s a “Sabbath for politics” so we can focus on development. Let's have a sober discussion on the merits and demerits of the term extension proposed amendment. #TogetherWeCan #TikabatanaTinokunda #SingabambanaSiyanqoba

I strongly believe that about 3 of the proposed constitutional amendments seek to build a better future for Zimbabwe. From my view, some of the amendments will sincerely fix a broken system to create a more stable, unified, and prosperous Zimbabwe for everyone. It’s about moving away from constant political fighting and focusing on what really matters like development, unity, and a government that can deliver on its promises. Our country is stuck in a cycle of endless elections. As soon as one election ends, the next campaign begins. This means politicians are always focused on fighting each other instead of working for us. It creates division and stops long-term projects that would build a better Zimbabwe. The amendment to add 2 more years to the current 5 year term limit gives leaders in parliament and council more time to focus on real issues like fixing our roads, improving our hospitals, and creating jobs. A seven-year cycle means at least five solid years of work without the distraction of politics. It’s a “Sabbath for politics” so we can focus on development. Let's have a sober discussion on the merits and demerits of the term extension proposed amendment. #TogetherWeCan #TikabatanaTinokunda #SingabambanaSiyanqoba

Linda Tsungirirai Masarira

23,408 views • 6 months ago

RFK Jr. is not going to ban antidepressants. What he is doing is opening up a conversation that our culture has avoided for far too long. A conversation about informed choice. That means honest discussions around side effects, long term outcomes, and what happens when someone decides they no longer want to take these medications and needs support getting off of them safely. Last week, a video of Ella Emhoff speaking about her experience with antidepressants went viral. She described spending much of her life on these medications while never being given a clear path off of them. Her story resonated with people across the political spectrum because this issue reaches far beyond partisan politics. Many of us grew up believing that the way to feel seen and understood in our pain was through diagnosis and medication. Now more and more people are beginning to step back and ask whether this framework has truly helped us in the long term. Carl Higbie

RFK Jr. is not going to ban antidepressants. What he is doing is opening up a conversation that our culture has avoided for far too long. A conversation about informed choice. That means honest discussions around side effects, long term outcomes, and what happens when someone decides they no longer want to take these medications and needs support getting off of them safely. Last week, a video of Ella Emhoff speaking about her experience with antidepressants went viral. She described spending much of her life on these medications while never being given a clear path off of them. Her story resonated with people across the political spectrum because this issue reaches far beyond partisan politics. Many of us grew up believing that the way to feel seen and understood in our pain was through diagnosis and medication. Now more and more people are beginning to step back and ask whether this framework has truly helped us in the long term. Carl Higbie

Laura Delano

23,572 views • 4 months ago

Kevin O'Leary says California must replace Democrat leaders to survive “The better question for all of this stuff is, why is California rotting like this? The whole place. What happened to California in the last 20 years?” “It's policy. It's incredibly bad policy at the municipal level, at the state level. It's a long period of, of, you know, degradation and just collapse of just all kinds of social norms. It's a mess.” “Gavin Newsom's taking these issues and saying, "Let's talk about masks," when the whole place is on fire — and he has an interest in becoming president of the United States? Everybody's just gonna point at California saying, "What? Are you gonna do this to the whole country?" “You should ask yourself, "What happened to this, this place? What, why is it like that? And who can fix it?" 'Cause if it's not the mayor of Los Angeles or it's not Gavin Newsom as a governor, then why don't they get better managers?”

Kevin O'Leary says California must replace Democrat leaders to survive “The better question for all of this stuff is, why is California rotting like this? The whole place. What happened to California in the last 20 years?” “It's policy. It's incredibly bad policy at the municipal level, at the state level. It's a long period of, of, you know, degradation and just collapse of just all kinds of social norms. It's a mess.” “Gavin Newsom's taking these issues and saying, "Let's talk about masks," when the whole place is on fire — and he has an interest in becoming president of the United States? Everybody's just gonna point at California saying, "What? Are you gonna do this to the whole country?" “You should ask yourself, "What happened to this, this place? What, why is it like that? And who can fix it?" 'Cause if it's not the mayor of Los Angeles or it's not Gavin Newsom as a governor, then why don't they get better managers?”

Wall Street Apes

521,584 views • 11 months ago

This is a part of my interview with Andrew Bridgen that has never been released, until now. On the day, I had a second interviewer with me who asked a number of questions but wishes to remain anonymous. Out of respect for that, their audio has been removed… but Andrew’s answers remain exactly as they were given. Let me be clear: Our weather is being manipulated. This is no longer something that can be casually dismissed or labelled a conspiracy theory. Governments around the world have openly discussed geoengineering, solar radiation management, and weather modification. The real question now is not if it is happening… It’s why, to what extent, and without whose consent? If we are altering the skies above us - dimming sunlight, interfering with natural systems, experimenting with the atmosphere - then this is one of the most important conversations of our time. Because this affects every single one of us. Our food. Our health. Our environment. Our future. Watch this clip carefully. Ask yourself why these discussions are kept so far from the mainstream. And ask why so few people are willing accept that it's happening.

This is a part of my interview with Andrew Bridgen that has never been released, until now. On the day, I had a second interviewer with me who asked a number of questions but wishes to remain anonymous. Out of respect for that, their audio has been removed… but Andrew’s answers remain exactly as they were given. Let me be clear: Our weather is being manipulated. This is no longer something that can be casually dismissed or labelled a conspiracy theory. Governments around the world have openly discussed geoengineering, solar radiation management, and weather modification. The real question now is not if it is happening… It’s why, to what extent, and without whose consent? If we are altering the skies above us - dimming sunlight, interfering with natural systems, experimenting with the atmosphere - then this is one of the most important conversations of our time. Because this affects every single one of us. Our food. Our health. Our environment. Our future. Watch this clip carefully. Ask yourself why these discussions are kept so far from the mainstream. And ask why so few people are willing accept that it's happening.

Digby Furneaux

41,831 views • 7 months ago

Lucy McDaid, Sky News, "You have a party policy on NATO, should it be reviewed? Should we be leaving the alliance?" Zack Polanski, "What we're seeing is Donald Trump is an increasingly unpredictable and dangerous man" "Just a couple of days ago he said he was willing to wipe out a civilisation" "Now there's a ceasefire, but Israel is taking advantage of it in terms of bombing Lebanon" "What I've been arguing for a long time and is coming into fruition anyway" "Is that we need to be working with our European neighbours and our European allies" "Brexit was one of the most catastrophic decisions this country has every made: socially, culturally and economically" "But we're also seeing that in terms of our security" "We are increasingly isolated" "It is time to have conversations with our European neighbours on what an alliance and security looks like without relying on Donald Trump" "And the last thing I'd note is that this Labour government were attacking me for these comments just a few months ago, but are now saying the exact same things" "I've been incredibly vindicated for what I've been saying about Donald Trump" "It doesn't take a rocket scientist to look at this man and say this is not somebody we can rely on for the security of this country" "We also need to look to other threats: pandemic resilience, cybersecurity, and food resilience" "We need a holistic review on what our national security looks like" "We know we are not safe when our security relies on Donald Trump"

Lucy McDaid, Sky News, "You have a party policy on NATO, should it be reviewed? Should we be leaving the alliance?" Zack Polanski, "What we're seeing is Donald Trump is an increasingly unpredictable and dangerous man" "Just a couple of days ago he said he was willing to wipe out a civilisation" "Now there's a ceasefire, but Israel is taking advantage of it in terms of bombing Lebanon" "What I've been arguing for a long time and is coming into fruition anyway" "Is that we need to be working with our European neighbours and our European allies" "Brexit was one of the most catastrophic decisions this country has every made: socially, culturally and economically" "But we're also seeing that in terms of our security" "We are increasingly isolated" "It is time to have conversations with our European neighbours on what an alliance and security looks like without relying on Donald Trump" "And the last thing I'd note is that this Labour government were attacking me for these comments just a few months ago, but are now saying the exact same things" "I've been incredibly vindicated for what I've been saying about Donald Trump" "It doesn't take a rocket scientist to look at this man and say this is not somebody we can rely on for the security of this country" "We also need to look to other threats: pandemic resilience, cybersecurity, and food resilience" "We need a holistic review on what our national security looks like" "We know we are not safe when our security relies on Donald Trump"

Farrukh

39,010 views • 5 months ago

“This problem we are facing as a country originates from our neighbors. It is a problem with history, with politics behind it, and with many unclear elements. For things to become clear, and to give people the direction toward the peace we need, because we truly need peace. I don’t know if there is any country that needs peace more than Rwanda. We desire peace, and we know very well what the absence of peace means, because we have lived through long periods without it. We know what we lost, including the lives of our people. So, when I hear discussions or statements suggesting that the current problem started after we signed and agreed on a peace process, and that somehow all the issues are Rwanda’s doing, beyond the fact that such claims make no sense, I sometimes ask myself: Was Rwanda created to carry its own burdens as well as the burdens of others? I do not accept that.” President Kagame.

“This problem we are facing as a country originates from our neighbors. It is a problem with history, with politics behind it, and with many unclear elements. For things to become clear, and to give people the direction toward the peace we need, because we truly need peace. I don’t know if there is any country that needs peace more than Rwanda. We desire peace, and we know very well what the absence of peace means, because we have lived through long periods without it. We know what we lost, including the lives of our people. So, when I hear discussions or statements suggesting that the current problem started after we signed and agreed on a peace process, and that somehow all the issues are Rwanda’s doing, beyond the fact that such claims make no sense, I sometimes ask myself: Was Rwanda created to carry its own burdens as well as the burdens of others? I do not accept that.” President Kagame.

Presidency | Rwanda

53,952 views • 9 months ago

VIDEO | Delhi: “First objection is you are calling the Parliament for a revolutionary thing in favour of women's representation. Do it. Why link it to other things? Why link it to delimitation? Why link it to census? So my first objection is women are being used as a shield for something altogether different and sinister. This is very cynical. The government has been saying that the delimitation that they would bring will maintain the current ratio or proportion of each state. This is not what the bill says. It's completely against what the government has been promising... So this is cheating. And number three, fundamentally, this kind of delimitation, which changes the composition of the parliament in the manner in which it is being suggested, is not in the long-term interest of this country. I do not speak as a North Indian or a South Indian, not as a supporter or opponent of this government. After 100 years, none of us would be here. But our children would be here. India will still be here. Let us not do something which goes against long-term unity and integrity of this country. And this bill has that danger... Unfortunately, for the short-term electoral gains, this government is compromising the long-term unity and integrity of this country,” says political activist Yogendra Yadav after a Congress meeting on the women’s quota and delimitation. (Full video available on PTI Videos -

VIDEO | Delhi: “First objection is you are calling the Parliament for a revolutionary thing in favour of women's representation. Do it. Why link it to other things? Why link it to delimitation? Why link it to census? So my first objection is women are being used as a shield for something altogether different and sinister. This is very cynical. The government has been saying that the delimitation that they would bring will maintain the current ratio or proportion of each state. This is not what the bill says. It's completely against what the government has been promising... So this is cheating. And number three, fundamentally, this kind of delimitation, which changes the composition of the parliament in the manner in which it is being suggested, is not in the long-term interest of this country. I do not speak as a North Indian or a South Indian, not as a supporter or opponent of this government. After 100 years, none of us would be here. But our children would be here. India will still be here. Let us not do something which goes against long-term unity and integrity of this country. And this bill has that danger... Unfortunately, for the short-term electoral gains, this government is compromising the long-term unity and integrity of this country,” says political activist Yogendra Yadav after a Congress meeting on the women’s quota and delimitation. (Full video available on PTI Videos -

Press Trust of India

59,675 views • 5 months ago