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🚨‼️MUST WATCH: Hidden inside the Budget Implementation Act are sweeping new powers that concentrate authority in ministers’ hands, weaken parliamentary oversight, and sidestep democratic accountability. It’s not just Conservatives raising the alarm. A broad coalition of civil liberties groups, legal experts, economists, and governance watchdogs are speaking out and... calling these provisions undemocratic, a dangerous overreach, and deeply concerning for the future of our institutions. When voices across the political and professional spectrum are shocked by what’s being proposed, Canadians should be paying attention. Power must be accountable. I will continue to oppose this overreach and fight to protect Parliament’s role and Canadians’ right to a government that plays by the rules. ‼️You can join me by signing my petition. LINK IN BIO. #cdnpolishow more

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🚨‼️MUST WATCH: Hidden inside the Budget Implementation Act are sweeping new powers that concentrate authority in ministers’ hands, weaken parliamentary oversight, and sidestep democratic accountability. It’s not just Conservatives raising the alarm. A broad coalition of civil liberties groups, legal experts, economists, and governance watchdogs are speaking out and calling these provisions undemocratic, a dangerous overreach, and deeply concerning for the future of our institutions. When voices across the political and professional spectrum are shocked by what’s being proposed, Canadians should be paying attention. Power must be accountable. I will continue to oppose this overreach and fight to protect Parliament’s role and Canadians’ right to a government that plays by the rules. ‼️You can join me by signing my petition. LINK IN BIO. #cdnpoli

🚨‼️MUST WATCH: Hidden inside the Budget Implementation Act are sweeping new powers that concentrate authority in ministers’ hands, weaken parliamentary oversight, and sidestep democratic accountability. It’s not just Conservatives raising the alarm. A broad coalition of civil liberties groups, legal experts, economists, and governance watchdogs are speaking out and calling these provisions undemocratic, a dangerous overreach, and deeply concerning for the future of our institutions. When voices across the political and professional spectrum are shocked by what’s being proposed, Canadians should be paying attention. Power must be accountable. I will continue to oppose this overreach and fight to protect Parliament’s role and Canadians’ right to a government that plays by the rules. ‼️You can join me by signing my petition. LINK IN BIO. #cdnpoli

SandraCobena

25,871 次观看 • 5 个月前

Buried deep in the government’s 600-page Budget Implementation Act is a provision that would allow ministers to exempt individuals or corporations from federal laws for up to six years, without parliamentary approval, under vague justifications like “public interest” or “innovation.” Canadians expect transparency and accountability, not sweeping powers that concentrate decisions behind closed doors and weaken Parliament’s role. Canadians deserve answers and full public scrutiny.

Buried deep in the government’s 600-page Budget Implementation Act is a provision that would allow ministers to exempt individuals or corporations from federal laws for up to six years, without parliamentary approval, under vague justifications like “public interest” or “innovation.” Canadians expect transparency and accountability, not sweeping powers that concentrate decisions behind closed doors and weaken Parliament’s role. Canadians deserve answers and full public scrutiny.

Michael Guglielmin

32,808 次观看 • 5 个月前

I was honoured to present a petition signed by more than 5,000 Canadians expressing concerns about proposals for a national digital identification system. The petitioners are calling for greater safeguards for privacy, personal freedom, and individual autonomy. They are concerned about the collection and linking of sensitive personal information, the risk of data breaches and identity theft, and the potential for government overreach. As technology continues to evolve, Canadians deserve transparency, accountability, and the assurance that their privacy and fundamental freedoms will be protected. Thank you to everyone who took the time to make their voices heard.

I was honoured to present a petition signed by more than 5,000 Canadians expressing concerns about proposals for a national digital identification system. The petitioners are calling for greater safeguards for privacy, personal freedom, and individual autonomy. They are concerned about the collection and linking of sensitive personal information, the risk of data breaches and identity theft, and the potential for government overreach. As technology continues to evolve, Canadians deserve transparency, accountability, and the assurance that their privacy and fundamental freedoms will be protected. Thank you to everyone who took the time to make their voices heard.

Dr. Leslyn Lewis

36,191 次观看 • 23 天前

🚨Protect the Rule of Law. Restore Fiscal Integrity.🚨 Join me in standing up for transparency and the rule of law. This petition raises serious concerns about the use of the Budget Implementation Act to give individual Cabinet Ministers the power to quietly exempt companies or individuals from federal laws. It also calls out misleading budgeting practices that redefine capital investment to include operating expenses like subsidies and corporate handouts, masking the true state of the government’s finances and undermining long-standing accounting standards. We deserve a government that plays by the rules, applies the law equally, and is honest with Canadians about our public finances. If you believe in transparency, accountability, and fiscal integrity, stand with me. ✍️ Sign the petition now— link in bio. #cdnpoli

🚨Protect the Rule of Law. Restore Fiscal Integrity.🚨 Join me in standing up for transparency and the rule of law. This petition raises serious concerns about the use of the Budget Implementation Act to give individual Cabinet Ministers the power to quietly exempt companies or individuals from federal laws. It also calls out misleading budgeting practices that redefine capital investment to include operating expenses like subsidies and corporate handouts, masking the true state of the government’s finances and undermining long-standing accounting standards. We deserve a government that plays by the rules, applies the law equally, and is honest with Canadians about our public finances. If you believe in transparency, accountability, and fiscal integrity, stand with me. ✍️ Sign the petition now— link in bio. #cdnpoli

SandraCobena

21,114 次观看 • 6 个月前

Parliament cannot script a judgement of a court. Parliament can only legislate and hold institutions, including Judiciary and Executive, accountable. Judgement writing, adjudication, is the sole prerogative of Judiciary, as much as legislation is that of the Parliament. But frequently we are seeing that the executive governance is by judicial orders. When the government is elected by people, it is accountable to Parliament. The government is accountable to the people at election. There is a principle of accountability in operation. In Parliament, you can ask questions, critical questions, because the governance is by the Executive. But if this executive governance is by Judiciary, how do you ask questions? Whom do you hold accountable in elections? Time has come for our three institutions, Legislature, Judiciary, and Executive, to blossom. And they blossom best when they operate in their own area. Any incursion by one in the domain of the other poses a challenge, which is not good. It can upset the balance. The relationship between these three must be wholesome, soothing, one of deep understanding and coordination, not show of authority. #RajyaSabha

Parliament cannot script a judgement of a court. Parliament can only legislate and hold institutions, including Judiciary and Executive, accountable. Judgement writing, adjudication, is the sole prerogative of Judiciary, as much as legislation is that of the Parliament. But frequently we are seeing that the executive governance is by judicial orders. When the government is elected by people, it is accountable to Parliament. The government is accountable to the people at election. There is a principle of accountability in operation. In Parliament, you can ask questions, critical questions, because the governance is by the Executive. But if this executive governance is by Judiciary, how do you ask questions? Whom do you hold accountable in elections? Time has come for our three institutions, Legislature, Judiciary, and Executive, to blossom. And they blossom best when they operate in their own area. Any incursion by one in the domain of the other poses a challenge, which is not good. It can upset the balance. The relationship between these three must be wholesome, soothing, one of deep understanding and coordination, not show of authority. #RajyaSabha

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434,967 次观看 • 1 年前

UCP - Changing the Rules of Democracy When a government rewrites the rules, every Albertan should pay attention. Bill 14 isn’t housekeeping. It’s a sweeping omnibus bill that reshapes core democratic safeguards and centralizes political power. Among its most significant changes: •Bans certain political terms including “conservative” - blocking long-standing political identities from being used and limiting competition under the guise of preventing “voter confusion.” •Grants the Justice Minister immunity from Law Society discipline for actions taken in office - an extraordinary exemption for the province’s top legal authority. •Moves control of citizen-initiated referendums and petitions away from the independent Chief Electoral Officer and into the hands of cabinet, reducing oversight and even allowing government to discontinue active court challenges. •Expands ministerial powers over legal and electoral processes in ways that weaken institutional checks and balances. These aren’t small adjustments - they are structural shifts that affect fairness, accountability, and how Albertans participate in democracy. Election laws should build trust, protect voters, and ensure a level playing field - not consolidate power. Albertans deserve rules that put people first and a government that respects democratic norms, not rewrites them when convenient. #ableg #abpoli #alberta #abpc #albertaparty

UCP - Changing the Rules of Democracy When a government rewrites the rules, every Albertan should pay attention. Bill 14 isn’t housekeeping. It’s a sweeping omnibus bill that reshapes core democratic safeguards and centralizes political power. Among its most significant changes: •Bans certain political terms including “conservative” - blocking long-standing political identities from being used and limiting competition under the guise of preventing “voter confusion.” •Grants the Justice Minister immunity from Law Society discipline for actions taken in office - an extraordinary exemption for the province’s top legal authority. •Moves control of citizen-initiated referendums and petitions away from the independent Chief Electoral Officer and into the hands of cabinet, reducing oversight and even allowing government to discontinue active court challenges. •Expands ministerial powers over legal and electoral processes in ways that weaken institutional checks and balances. These aren’t small adjustments - they are structural shifts that affect fairness, accountability, and how Albertans participate in democracy. Election laws should build trust, protect voters, and ensure a level playing field - not consolidate power. Albertans deserve rules that put people first and a government that respects democratic norms, not rewrites them when convenient. #ableg #abpoli #alberta #abpc #albertaparty

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15,936 次观看 • 7 个月前

🇨🇦 THIS IS OUR MOMENT — CANADA MUST RISE This is not the country our parents built. A nation once defined by strength, fairness, hard work, and sovereignty has been hollowed out from the inside. Decisions that shape our lives are no longer made by Canadians — but by bureaucrats, global institutions, and political elites who will never face the consequences of their failures. You work harder. You earn less. You pay more. You get less back. Housing is broken. Healthcare is collapsing. Taxes are crushing families. Communities are changing without consent. And every time Canadians speak up, they’re told to sit down, comply, and accept it. That is not democracy. That is management. A country is not a flag or a slogan — it is a social contract. And that contract has been broken. From the Atlantic to the Prairies, from the North to the West, Canadians are asking the same question: Why are we being governed against our will? Why should provinces rich in resources remain shackled to policies that punish productivity? Why should regions with distinct values, economies, and cultures be forced into one failing centralized system? Independence is not division. It is accountability. It is self-government. It is the right of free people to choose their future instead of having it dictated to them. Nations around the world are rediscovering a truth Canada has forgotten: You cannot fix a broken system by begging it to reform itself. Real change begins when people remember who they are. Canada doesn’t need more control. It needs courage. And courage begins the moment people stop asking for permission. The future will not be given. It will be taken — peacefully, lawfully, and by the will of the people. The question is no longer if Canadians will demand it. It’s when.

🇨🇦 THIS IS OUR MOMENT — CANADA MUST RISE This is not the country our parents built. A nation once defined by strength, fairness, hard work, and sovereignty has been hollowed out from the inside. Decisions that shape our lives are no longer made by Canadians — but by bureaucrats, global institutions, and political elites who will never face the consequences of their failures. You work harder. You earn less. You pay more. You get less back. Housing is broken. Healthcare is collapsing. Taxes are crushing families. Communities are changing without consent. And every time Canadians speak up, they’re told to sit down, comply, and accept it. That is not democracy. That is management. A country is not a flag or a slogan — it is a social contract. And that contract has been broken. From the Atlantic to the Prairies, from the North to the West, Canadians are asking the same question: Why are we being governed against our will? Why should provinces rich in resources remain shackled to policies that punish productivity? Why should regions with distinct values, economies, and cultures be forced into one failing centralized system? Independence is not division. It is accountability. It is self-government. It is the right of free people to choose their future instead of having it dictated to them. Nations around the world are rediscovering a truth Canada has forgotten: You cannot fix a broken system by begging it to reform itself. Real change begins when people remember who they are. Canada doesn’t need more control. It needs courage. And courage begins the moment people stop asking for permission. The future will not be given. It will be taken — peacefully, lawfully, and by the will of the people. The question is no longer if Canadians will demand it. It’s when.

Jim Ferguson

484,944 次观看 • 5 个月前

I was the first victim of the Modi government's use of a Lieutenant Governor against my government, preventing me from functioning with the powers vested in an elected Chief Minister. The Constitution states that day-to-day administration is to be run by the elected government and the Council of Ministers. The Council of Ministers' decisions are binding, and the Governor or Lieutenant Governor has no independent powers. During my four years and ten months as CM, Dr. Kiran Bedi, the appointed Lt. Governor of Puducherry, did not approve our Cabinet's decisions. She rejected files I sent as Chief Minister for appointing officers, reversing decisions taken by the Cabinet. Despite this, we fought back and did not surrender to uphold the Constitution. This is how the Constitution is being crippled and constitutional provisions are being bypassed. Opposition-ruled states are not allowed to function as they should. 👉We must work together to ensure that the provisions embodied in the Constitution, including human rights, liberty, equality and fraternity are protected. : Former CM of Puducherry V.Narayanasamy ji on 'Separation of Powers and Democratic Accountability: Whither Federalism?' at the AICC Annual Legal Conclave 📍 Vigyan Bhavan, New Delhi #CongressLawConclave2025

I was the first victim of the Modi government's use of a Lieutenant Governor against my government, preventing me from functioning with the powers vested in an elected Chief Minister. The Constitution states that day-to-day administration is to be run by the elected government and the Council of Ministers. The Council of Ministers' decisions are binding, and the Governor or Lieutenant Governor has no independent powers. During my four years and ten months as CM, Dr. Kiran Bedi, the appointed Lt. Governor of Puducherry, did not approve our Cabinet's decisions. She rejected files I sent as Chief Minister for appointing officers, reversing decisions taken by the Cabinet. Despite this, we fought back and did not surrender to uphold the Constitution. This is how the Constitution is being crippled and constitutional provisions are being bypassed. Opposition-ruled states are not allowed to function as they should. 👉We must work together to ensure that the provisions embodied in the Constitution, including human rights, liberty, equality and fraternity are protected. : Former CM of Puducherry V.Narayanasamy ji on 'Separation of Powers and Democratic Accountability: Whither Federalism?' at the AICC Annual Legal Conclave 📍 Vigyan Bhavan, New Delhi #CongressLawConclave2025

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12,918 次观看 • 11 个月前

This past Saturday at the Amphitheater in Jabulani, Soweto. South African citizens must remember that elected officials are not superstar celebrities who are in power for self-interests. They are elected officials whose main mandate must be to attend to the needs of the people. I also took the opportunity to drive a point that we can’t be spectators in the economy of the land, citizens must be primary beneficiaries of the economy. Drug peddling and dealing must be dealt with decisively, we can’t have the future of our country being killed right in front of our eyes and we watch, give nicknames to this genocide by calling our children nyaope boys. [Watch]

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Vuyo Zungula MP 🇿🇦

19,763 次观看 • 2 年前

Today's announcement by the NDP to end the Supply and Confidence Agreement is purely a political move that puts Mr. Singh's ambitions above the interests of Canadians. Unlike the NDP and Conservatives, who are only fighting for themselves, our Liberal government will stay focused on fighting for Canadians and delivering key programs like childcare and dental care that are making a real and tangible difference in their lives. I'm looking forward to heading back to Ottawa in a couple of weeks and making parliament work for Canadians.

Today's announcement by the NDP to end the Supply and Confidence Agreement is purely a political move that puts Mr. Singh's ambitions above the interests of Canadians. Unlike the NDP and Conservatives, who are only fighting for themselves, our Liberal government will stay focused on fighting for Canadians and delivering key programs like childcare and dental care that are making a real and tangible difference in their lives. I'm looking forward to heading back to Ottawa in a couple of weeks and making parliament work for Canadians.

Karina Gould

144,899 次观看 • 1 年前

David Eby is ramming through Bill 7, giving himself sweeping emergency powers under the excuse of a “tariff war.” Instead of standing up for British Columbians, he’s using this crisis to expand government control. This is just another power grab by the BC NDP. Bill 7 allows the cabinet to impose new charges, manipulate procurement rules, and bypass democratic oversight—all without proper accountability. The BC Greens won’t stand up for you, and the NDP is only focused on growing their own power. Only the BC Conservatives are fighting back against this overreach and demanding real solutions that protect jobs, businesses, and families—not more government interference. British Columbians deserve real leadership, not more top-down control from David Eby and the NDP. #bcpoli Sign the petition below to stop Bill 7 👇🏽

David Eby is ramming through Bill 7, giving himself sweeping emergency powers under the excuse of a “tariff war.” Instead of standing up for British Columbians, he’s using this crisis to expand government control. This is just another power grab by the BC NDP. Bill 7 allows the cabinet to impose new charges, manipulate procurement rules, and bypass democratic oversight—all without proper accountability. The BC Greens won’t stand up for you, and the NDP is only focused on growing their own power. Only the BC Conservatives are fighting back against this overreach and demanding real solutions that protect jobs, businesses, and families—not more government interference. British Columbians deserve real leadership, not more top-down control from David Eby and the NDP. #bcpoli Sign the petition below to stop Bill 7 👇🏽

Harman Bhangu

13,613 次观看 • 1 年前

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Susan Rice offers a taste of what’s coming should the left retake power — promises Democrats will punish corporations and other institutions who have “taken a knee to Trump.” “It’s not going to end well for them." “If these corporations think that the Democrats, when they come back in power, are going to play by the old rules…they’ve got another thing coming." “There will be an accountability agenda." “This is not going to be an instance of forgive and forget."

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Your things are not really your things. The value, information, and power generated by our connected devices and machines are being concentrated in the hands of Big Tech. It doesn't have to be this way. peaq builds a future that doesn't just work for the 1%, but for the 100%.

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Today the Federal Government in conjunction with the Coalition and with no resistance from One Nation passed a bill against Hate Speech. They gagged debate again and rammed the laws through with no scrutiny where we could ask questions. This is a direct attack on Free Speech. For the third parliamentary week in a row the major parties have devoted Parliament to controlling you, not serving you, by shutting you down. The Misinformation Law, the Online Safety Bill and now Hate Speech are all designed to censor people and push back on government overreach. The hate speech law is dangerous because it threatens freedom of speech by allowing the government to censor or punish individuals for expressing opinions that might be deemed offensive. Such laws are often vague and subjective, leading to potential abuse and selective enforcement. This creates a chilling effect where people fear speaking openly, stifling debate and free expression. Instead of combating hate, these laws can be weaponized to silence dissent and suppress unpopular viewpoints, ultimately undermining democratic values and individual liberties. People First stood in defence of open discourse, free speech, and the democratic principles that underpin our society. Upholding these values will foster trust and preserve the liberties that Australians hold dear. I am disappointed that One Nation did not stand with me on this issue. These laws extend to all people including children. When a motion was moved to exclude children under 14 from these laws, Malcolm Roberts voted against it. Children should not be penalised for the actions or thoughts of their parents. I challenge Malcolm and Pauline to debate me on the reasons why they support this law. It is government overreach plain and simple. There are already state laws against violence and inciting violence. Under the constitution, the States are responsible for policing crime not the Federal Government. There is no need for these laws. They will only be used to censor you. #auspol

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177,762 次观看 • 1 年前

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In Abuja, I joined fellow professionals at the 33rd COREN Assembly to push for stronger Engineering Regulation Monitoring. ERM is key to safer projects, better outcomes, and upholding the integrity of our profession. My presentation focused on how effective engineering regulation depends not only on COREN’s authority, but on collaboration across government, regulatory agencies, and professionals. I argued that Engineering Regulation Monitoring (ERM) must be strengthened through formal partnerships, political will at the state level, and active engagement by engineers in public office. Compliance is not just a technical issue, it’s a governance priority. And if we are to prevent avoidable disasters and safeguard the public, engineering compliance must be institutionalised and fully integrated into development planning. We must move from intention to implementation. From guidelines to governance. From pockets of enforcement to a national culture of compliance. Thank you to COREN for the invitation and for your continued leadership in protecting the integrity of our profession. COREN

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150,805 次观看 • 1 年前

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‼️BREAKING‼️ We disrupted head of the EPA (and climate criminal) Lee Zeldin during a speech in the Hamptons. This week, the EPA announced plans to overturn the Endangerment Finding of the Clean Air and Water Act. The finding, which identifies greenhouse gases as a threat to public health and the future, serves as the legal foundation for the Federal government’s fight against climate change. By cutting it off, our government cuts off its own ability to fight for our lives. ☠️ Since Zeldin’s appointment, the EPA has boasted the most regulatory rollbacks in its history. And let’s note: Zeldin has taken nearly half a million dollars from the fossil fuel industry. The Project 2025 Tracker shows that 57% of the Heritage Foundation’s climate goals have been accomplished. We will not allow that to continue. These climate criminals must be stopped. They must be held accountable. And they will be. Join us and fight back at

Climate Defiance

35,858 次观看 • 11 个月前

Canada is a land of opportunity waiting to be unleashed. Potential that has been cast aside by a decade of Liberal policies. Conservatives are ready to turn the tide and put affordability, safety, and opportunity back in reach for Canadian families. And I believe Pierre Poilievre is the right leader to bring on that change. For Manitobans and all Canadians. 🇨🇦🍁 #cdnpoli

Canada is a land of opportunity waiting to be unleashed. Potential that has been cast aside by a decade of Liberal policies. Conservatives are ready to turn the tide and put affordability, safety, and opportunity back in reach for Canadian families. And I believe Pierre Poilievre is the right leader to bring on that change. For Manitobans and all Canadians. 🇨🇦🍁 #cdnpoli

Obby Khan

31,676 次观看 • 5 个月前

🚨KEIR STARMER IS SPEARHEADING ONE OF THE MOST SHOCKING ATTACKS ON CIVIL LIBERTIES IN MODERN TIMES The government has absolutely no mandate to do this. Labour never mentioned in its manifesto that it planned to undermine and restrict a fundamental cornerstone of our democracy - the right to trial by jury - a move which will place us on a path toward authoritarian justice. But it’s not too late for the government to listen to the thousands of voices of victims, judges, barristers, other legal professionals and academics who oppose this blatant act of constitutional vandalism. CONTACT YOUR MP NOW and ask them to step up and protect this cherished and precious cornerstone of our democracy

🚨KEIR STARMER IS SPEARHEADING ONE OF THE MOST SHOCKING ATTACKS ON CIVIL LIBERTIES IN MODERN TIMES The government has absolutely no mandate to do this. Labour never mentioned in its manifesto that it planned to undermine and restrict a fundamental cornerstone of our democracy - the right to trial by jury - a move which will place us on a path toward authoritarian justice. But it’s not too late for the government to listen to the thousands of voices of victims, judges, barristers, other legal professionals and academics who oppose this blatant act of constitutional vandalism. CONTACT YOUR MP NOW and ask them to step up and protect this cherished and precious cornerstone of our democracy

Peter Stefanovic

1,476,646 次观看 • 3 个月前

We should not degrade ourselves to secondary roles – not when we have a chance to be a great power together. We should not accept that Europe is just a salad of small and middle powers, seasoned with enemies of Europe. When united we are truly invincible. Europe can and must be a global force. Not one that reacts late, but one that defines the future. That would help everyone – from the Middle East to every other region in the world. That would help Europe itself because the challenges we face now are challenges to the European way of life where people matter, where nations matter. Europe can help build a better world. Europe must build a better world. A world without war. But for that, Europe needs strength. For that, we must act together – and act in time. And most of all – we must have the courage to act.

We should not degrade ourselves to secondary roles – not when we have a chance to be a great power together. We should not accept that Europe is just a salad of small and middle powers, seasoned with enemies of Europe. When united we are truly invincible. Europe can and must be a global force. Not one that reacts late, but one that defines the future. That would help everyone – from the Middle East to every other region in the world. That would help Europe itself because the challenges we face now are challenges to the European way of life where people matter, where nations matter. Europe can help build a better world. Europe must build a better world. A world without war. But for that, Europe needs strength. For that, we must act together – and act in time. And most of all – we must have the courage to act.

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209,877 次观看 • 5 个月前