Thank you for listening to Pictures Media Radio. Welcome to Policy and Rights,
the show about the government, policy and human rights. Welcome back to Policy
and Rights here in Depictions of Media Radio. I'm your host Michael Cloggs,
and we're gonna go back to Gaza again. And because there's some series updates,
things that need to be talked about with this, as we know,
the the I C CG, I C J and the Hague. The judges
first ruling as part of the controversial case brought by South Africa accusing Israel of
genocide. The court's ruling on genocide is likely to take quite some time,
but this is what the court did come up with. They did not order
Israel to halt its military campaign, but it did recognize this situation in Gaza
as being astrophic and as serious risk of deteriorating further. As a result,
they made several demands in line with what South Africa was actually looking for.
The The court ruled Israel should do everything in its power to avoid killing Palestinians,
causing uh, causing them serious about a harm or mental harm, creating
an intolerable living conditions in Gaza, or deliberately preventing Palestinian births. And here's
here's the the the really big thing is while the i c J rulings are
binding, there are there is no real enforcement in which key what that really
means is that Israel can actually just literally ignore it. They can just continue
with business as they have been doing it and the military actions as they have
been doing and ignore any and all rulings that come up with by the United
Nations or the ICJ. With that being said, and there are some other
series concerns that there are members of the under group of the agency that provides
a to Palestinian refugees that they took part in the October seventh, twenty twenty
three attacks by the Hamas. The United Nations of course, is investigating this
situation there and they are promising to come up with with answers and those involved
they're suspected to be involved from it is our understanding that they have been removed
from their their jobs and they will be continued to to be questioned about their
involvement. And along with that, even though they've been removed from their jobs,
that they are still held accountable for their actions. UH with anra as
w for those of you who who aren't exactly understanding what ANRA actually is.
It is a un organization that has been providing health care, education, a
lot of a lot of things to the Palestinians, especially in Gaza in other
areas, to you know, to meet h humanitarian needs. And when October
seventh happened, and of course the Israeli answer to the October seventh attacks that
the humanitarian efforts were cut off and I don't want to say suspended, they
were cut off as supply roots and everything. We were actually cut off.
And as a result of VAT, they haven't been able to actually do their
work on the scale that they were doing in the Palestine. In Palestine.
So there, let's move went back to Canada and there is a bill and
it's kind of a hot spot on because it involves the carbon tax on farm
fuels and it is expected to come back to the House of Commons and be
debated further as it will be coming back from the the Senate, and they're
trying to they're they're hoping to get an exemption to the carbon taxes that have
been issued on the fuels and everything that have been put into the carbon tax.
So it is the bill C three and there's a lot of debate.
So there's a couple a clip in there where the Seapac Press actually got to
ask a couple of members what they thought could actually happen with that. And
we're gonna hear, of course from the UN Security Council as they have come
to some answers around the Palestinian question and more or less what it boils down
to, and you're gonna hear this from the press floor also that it boils
down to Israeli and the Palestinians coming to some sort of agreement. They are
going to have to sit down and talk and figure things out and figure out
what's going to be acceptable to everyone. There's that's what the bottom line actually
is going to be, is what is going to be acceptable and what kind
of agreements are they going to work out, because that's at the end of
all the fighting, you're still going to have to come up with some sort
of policy to deal with the differences. So why don't we listen to how
things unfolded in We'll start with some of the questions they were They clip with
the questions they were asked of conservatives as a discuss carbon tax carb out to
bill ahead of Parliament. It is expected to return or comes back to the
House of Commons Monday. What are you hoping happens? I hope that rational
debate occurs, and I hope that the House sticks with what it had in
the first when it when it was first introduced in the House. So I
hope the NDP of Hole's firm, but I'm not. I'm not certain they
will look back at the House of Comments to make I wonder if you could
just stop and talk a minute about what you're anticipating might happen or not with
them. That's a great question. We'll have to see, uh, what
the other parties are playing on. My estimation is is that the Block and
the NDP and the Green Party will continue to support it. It's pretty rare
that a private member's bill get sent back from the Senate. There's just a
few times in the last ten years or more that that's actually happened. So
we'll see how it goes. What are Canadians priorities right now going into this
sitting? What are the Canadians What are Canadians priorities? Well, I think
Canadians priorities is obviously inside their household and it's the cost of living. It's
the cost of their mortgage, it's the cost of their car payment if they
have one, it's the cost of their bills. And I mean, if
you think about it, now here we are at the end of January,
there's going to be a big heating bill come likely in February for January,
so they're thinking about that, and they're likely still thinking about paying for Christmas.
So it's a lot on Canadians playtright now, and it doesn't matter if
you're you know, a family of four or you're a retired at home in
a city or a small town. It's very expensive delivery. Now, the
back to your building, the service time to accept the amendments the Senate made
to it. No, that's another procedural thing everybody would be interested in.
And so there's an opportunity for the I guess you'd call it the author of
the private member's bill, to reject those amendments. And so I did that
last week or two weeks ago and filed it. So when it's brought up
tomorrow for debate first thing in the morning, it'll be like it was two
years ago in its original form. Okay, thanks the uns Could Council stakeout.
Good morning, everybody. The Security Council held on January the thirty is
twenty twenty four closed consultation Consultation end of the agenda item Middle East, including
the Palestinian Question. The Security Council members welcome the appointment of Missus secret Kag,
a senior humanitarian and reconstruction coordinator for Gaza. Persuant to its Resolution twenty
seven twenty. The Security Council members received their first briefing and urged all parties
to engage with Missus Kagg to facilitate the implementation of their mandate as reflected in
Resolution twenty seven twenty. The Security Council Members in this regard expressed their concern
regarding the dire and rapidly deteriorating humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip, and they
emphasized the urgent need to expand the flow of HUMANITAI and assistant to civilians in
Gaza. Thank you, okay. Comments in questions from the United Nations pressure
exactly all right, A good afternoon, um. The Secretary General will meet
with thirty five member States as well as the European Union this afternoon to discuss
the Relief and Works Agency ANHA. We expect the Secretary General to brief the
Member States on the actions being taken to deal with the allegations regarding some unaw
staff and he will of course listen to their concerns. The Secretary of General
will again underscore the importance of the humanitarian work that does every day in Gaza
and in the region. You just heard from Sigur kagh Or, your senior
humanitarian reconstruction coordinator for Gaza, who met with Security Council members. That's her
first briefing since her appointment to the post, and we will bring her back
next time she's here. Turning to Gaza, the Office of the Coordination of
Humanitarian Affairs tells us that yesterday the Israeli the usually military ordered the names of
a Naser as Sheikh Radwan Ashati refugee Camp Rima as Shamali and Al Janubi Sabra
and as Sheik Aargeline and tell Alhawa and western Gaza City to evacuate towards the
south. The new order covered an area of about twelve twelve point four to
three square kilometers, which is about three point four percent of the Gaza strip.
That area is home to almost three hundred thousand people since October seventh.
Since then, nearly sixty shelters in the area have been hosting about eighty eight
one thousand internally displaced men, women and children. In the second half of
January, our humanitarian partners continued to observe an increasing trend in denied and restricted
access to northern and central Gaza. The reason excludes excessive delays for humanitarian eight
convoys before or at Israeli checkpoints and heightened hostilities in central Gaza. Threats to
the safety of humanitarian personnel insights are also frequent, but not only impeding the
delivery of time sensitive and life saving aid, but also posing serious risks to
those involved in humanitarian efforts. Meanwhile, we can confirm that yesterday the transfer
of humanitarian supplies into Gaza through Curim Shalan crossing with Israel resumed after four days
of disruptions due to protest on the Israeli side. Our Deputy Secretary General I
Miana Mohammed is heading to Washington, which is here in the United States,
to meet with international financial institutions to discuss key elements of the SDG stimulus.
The reform and international Finance, Finance Architecture, as well as the Summit of
the Futures. Mohammad will engage in bilateral meetings with the host government to discuss
reforms of the UN development system. She will be back here tomorrow, moving
to Abbie in East Africa. And in the aftermath of this weekend's violence,
I just wanted to tell you that our peacekeeping force there, known as UNISFA,
is intensifying its efforts to protect civilians with patrols and monitoring focus on central
and southern Abia. Yesterday, our peacekeeping colleagues there paid tribute to the two
peacekeepers who lost their lives in an attack over the weekend. Their bodies have
now been flown to Antebe where they will then make their ways home to Ghana
and Pakistan respectively. I just want to tell you a bit more about the
two peacekeepers. Sergeant Carrie Evans of Ghana was thirty seven years old. He
was killed when repelling an attack by unidentified gunmen on our base in Agok and
that took place on Saturday. Sergeant Evans was deployed to Yunisfah in May last
year and it has helped support the missions protection activities the other colleague was Spay
Mohammatarek was twenty six years old but already had six years of service in the
Pakistan don the Army. He had arrived in Abvia to serve with the UN
just two months ago. He was killed on Sunday in an attack on his
convoy while escorting wounded civilians who are going for medical treatment, and of course
we once again convey heartfelt condolences to his colleagues, to his families, and
to the people and government of both Pakistan and Ghana. The UN personnel safety
is a top priority for the mission and they our colleagues at unisfar taking every
measure to ensure they can continue to fulfill their mandated tasks safely. We are
actively supporting efforts to de escalate tension and call local, national and international actors
to collectively step up and seek solutions at all levels to resolve the tensions.
Unis FAI will continue carrying out its mandate to protect the civilians in Abia and
in South Sudan. The UN Peacekeeping Mission there says it's strengthening its presence near
the border with Sudan and peacekeepers are intensified their patrols specifically in Abiamon County in
Ruank State and in Mayam County, which is in Unity State. A priority
is to enhance security and along the main supply routes, which is vital for
the safe transport of humanitarian aid. This comes as our peacekeeping colleagues in the
country reported that they are responding to an increasing number of incidents of cattle rating,
ambushes of convoys and other acts of violence in the northern region of South
Sudan. The mission is also engaging with local, state and national authorities to
ensore coordinated approach to addressing security challenges in the area and staying in eastern part
of Africa. We in Somalia, We, along with our partners of the
federal and state government, today released the twenty twenty four Humanitarian Needs and Response
Plan, which seeks one point six billion US dollars to help five point point
two million men, women and children in need. Last year, Somalia was
hit by multiple shocks, including devastating droughts, unprecedented heavy rains and flooding,
and their new displacement. Millions of people are also continuing to suffer from hunger
and malnutrition in Somalia or Humanitarian colleagues more and then more than four million people,
nearly one quarter of the population remain acutely food insecure. In Somalia.
Two and five children under the age of five suffer from acute malnutrition. Some
three point eight million people are internally displaced and coloradut break is spreading in several
areas. And an update from someone you often asked me about, but you
haven't asked me about in a while. And that's stuff ONNDI mistorer Ah looking
at you, my friend, um, the personal envoy of the Secretary John
for Western Sahara. Stuff on. De mistoy is on his way to South
Africa at the invitation of the government for meetings tomorrow with senior South African officials
to discuss the issue of Western Sahara. Sounds like this. There will be
a time for you to make comments, but it won't be for quite some
time. Lastly, our honor Roll And if I say to you rokuk,
what do I mean rokuk rokuk no ro cook. It's the initials for our
two contributors, the Republic of Korea and the United Kingdom. Our christ Mistress
Jane Gaffney has outdone herself. We thank both are good friends in London and
soul for having sent their checks on time to make it up on the honor
roll. We now have thirty fully paid up members. Michelle the mister Klein,
thank you, Steph. A couple of honor questions have has the Urine
received the Israeli dossier? I spoke to my own our colleagues a short while
ago. They have yet to receive anything in uh in writing. We've seen
obviously the reports in the press, but as soon as we've received something,
we will act on it. But we have not received anything. And you
told us yesterday that Esja had met with the head of o I O S.
Traditionally, their investigations can take some time. When could we expect to
maybe see some preliminary results? You know? We I think it's it's important
that two things happen at the same time, that we get the facts,
that it would be a thorough investigation, an unpeachable investigation, and also that
it'd be done swiftly to reassure everyone about on his work. So at this
point I can't give you a target date. As as soon as I can,
I will bet obviously there are doing this independently. We want them to
do it as quickly as possible, but as efficiently as possible. Mister Klein,
yes, is the Secretary General planning to ask for a broader investigation of
UNO's employees affiliation with HAMAS estimated according to one intelligence report that up to ten
percent of the thirteen thousand under employees working in Gaza are affiliated with hamas.
Is he asking for a more intensive examination of the vetting procedures. And well,
I take a couple of things first. As you know, Philip Plazarini
himself has said that ANOI would commission an independent review of its work to look
at risk UH, to look at how it does its operations. So that's
something they themselves want to do. While I think in any context, I
don't know how you you examine people's thoughts, right, what is clear is
that any action that contravenes u N principles, that violates AUL rules is dealt
with, and I think mister Latserni did it. Furthermore, I think it's
also important to clarify something. Every year, ANNOIR shares its list of staff
with the host countries where it works. Right, so an works in Jordan,
works in Lebanon, works in Syria for the work that it does in
Gaza and the West Bank. Anhui shares the list of staff with both the
Palestinian Authority and with the Israeli government as the occupying power for those areas,
and as far as I'm told by, the concerns have not been raised when
the list of staff have been shared. Guys. But have they shared this
list with a de facto power in charge in Gaza, which would be Hamas
and they asked Hamas for a list of their own members? Probably not.
I mean, I think, Joe, you're I'm not gonna I think you
can imagine the answer to uh, to the scenario which you're laying out.
Our counterpart for the occupying Palistinian territory is the Palestinian Authority. But then what
works with Hamas? So that's and what does not I don't agree with the
terminology or don't what does not work with Hamas? We have operational contacts with
defacto authorities like we do in every other place in the world where they are
de facto authorities, Margaret and Jordan, and then we'll go around it.
Steph, did I give you a figure on the overall amount of money that's
in jeopardy sort of in terms of what's outstanding, because it seems a lot
of countries are saying no additional funding. So how much has actually been received
versus how much is still outstanding? And let me see what math I can
share with you all after the briefing. I know that the financial situation will
be very precarious after especially after February. And I know on the website they
just have the twenty twenty two donor figures up. Do you and I know
we're just in January, but do you know when the twenty twenty three numbers
will be available? How soon we'll ask them? And just one other on
a different subject, The coup anniversary in Myanmar is approaching on Thursday. It's
going to be three years that this situation is going on in a severe humanitarian
situation. Does the Secretary General? Is he going to have a statement?
I expect we will have a more formal statement, but I think it is
clear. I think we would echo the words at Volker Turk his office issue
not long ago, which is that you know, human rights situation is in
a free fall, The humanitarian situation is desperate. We're seeing increase increase fighting,
and meanwhile we're not seeing the release of the political prisoners that we want
to see, including the former president and Ansansucci. Jordan, thank you,
abbie. Do you have any information who did that? Tach? We're behind
the attack on the Siberians and the peacekeepers. I do not have who they
were. As far as we know, they were men with guns. We
don't know exactly who they were affiliated with. They come from Trudan or they
I don't know. Okay, your microphones not on? For peacekeepers? We
do you think, like why why no peacekeepers protecting civilians and gas? I
mean, why why you aren't? I mean, I mean, and I
know it's it's maybe it's not your fault. Many things are my fault,
So don't ask the question why why are you? Like why guess has no
peacekeepers? I mean to protect civilians? I mean you send Jordan. You
you you've covered the UN as long as as I have. You know very
well how peacekeeping missions are set up is through a Security Council resolution, and
then once you have a resolution, you have to find member states who are
willing to send their men and women to serve under the UN flag. My
question the es G the SG ever, so just to the Security Council to
sabarge of course, to protect is because he has not suggested a peacekeeping force
for Gaza. Right now, our aim is for humanitarian cease fire, for
greater volume and quality of aid going in, and our aim is for a
political solution to this that would lead us back to the two state solution,
sure and price peace. Steph. What is the Secretariat's reaction to what could
only be termed as in transigent language we're hearing from the Prime Minister of Israel
as it regards the future of Gaza. Today he again said that Israel would
not remove the idea from the Gaza strip. I wonder how those kind of
statements affect the broader goal of the international community as it relates to the future
of Gaza and more broadly, the two state solution. Well, I mean,
I think you can do the compare and contrast with what the Secretary General
has been calling for, what he wants the international community to call for.
But at the end of the day, there will be no getting around Israelis
and Palestinians sitting down and figure out a political solution. In the meantime,
we want the fighting to stop. We want the hostages to be released,
and we want humanitarian a to be able to pour in through a systematic system.
If those negotiations that you talk about lead to a one state solution,
would that be acceptable to the Secretary Generals? Now, what's acceptable, Secretary
Journal is what is laid out for US in relevant Security Council resolutions and frankly,
what Israeli is in Palestinians will agree to Deji. So a couple of
questions. First, on on Wah. Just now, the US ambassador said
she hopes to see a fundamental change to on walk with all that the Secretary
General is going to have a meeting with donors this afternoon. What changes can
the Secretary General see in this very special in this very institution that he might
brought up to listen? First of all, I think the primary representative the
USAID also some very kind words about Andro and the dedication of the staff and
the life saving work they are doing. As far as the Mandate is concerned,
it is a General Assembly mandate right for its work methods, and like
any other part of the UN organization, is always willing and open to improving
the way it does its work right making it more efficient, maybe doing it
better. And you know, it's one of the reasons I think mister Lazerini's
call is will be setting up this independent review of andre and how it works.
So the words are very kind, but the words from the Israeli ambassador
is not very kind. Yesterday he posted on his account said that the Secretary
General has proven once again that the security of the citizens of Israel is not
really important for him. Concerning his appeal for the owners to ensure the continuity
of Onwa's work, any response, I would just say that I think looking
at what the Secretary General has said on the situation is in Palestine would lead
you to a different conclusion. Well, sorry, one last question. This
question is not about on what, it's about the deaths of the US soldier.
Today, President Biden said he had already made up his mind on how
to respond to the drone attack on the three US service members in Jordan.
How worry is the United Nations on this incident, and it might even bring
this chaotic situation to a even broad chaos. We're very concerned about the exchange
of the kinetic activity that we've seen in the region, in Jordan, in
Syria, or in Iraq and other places. All of this increases the risks
of a widening of the conflict, which is the last thing we want to
see. Yes, Sir, Yes, Steph Christian. In Africa, it's
not the wor Sahara, it's the Echos the announcement of Niger wukin Mali that
they are quitting the organization. First, house are used is it for the
Secretary General? And second you always referred to echo As when dealing with the
transition to the democracy in the three countries. Now that they are out of
Echoas, how are you going to deal with them? Well, first of
all, I think I've seen also what ECHOA has said which they remain they
remain committed to finding a negotiated solution to the political impass in which the organization
finds itself with Bokina, Fasomali and Niger. My understanding is also it's a
process that takes that takes some time. Our special representative in the region,
mister Chamau, is continuing to engage with all the relevant parties to help them
get through this political impasse. I mean EKAWASP like like all those sub regional
organizations, these organizations play a very important role in regional coherence and stability.
So how are you going to deal with the transition to democracy in the three
I mean, let's just say that our call for a return to democracy in
those three countries remains the same today as it was last week before their decision
was was taken. Their issue is between those three countries. In echowas our
we will continue to engage with the governments UH in the in those countries UH
to push for an accelerated return to democracy uh Shiry Faith and then Dennis and
then yeah, go ahead, sorry, go ahead, good, Yeah,
please go ahead. I'm just you weren't living a sorry, So Steph,
you've been warning each day here you come up and you tell us about the
difficulties about eight getting through. And it seems evident that famine and starvation is
actually unfolding in Gaza. And we can also see this from the visual visuals
that are coming in from the strip. Considering that there are so many obstacles
to transfer aid into Gaza, and as these are confirmed by the provisions of
the ic J the latest what are your thoughts on the evaluations that Israel is
employing starvation as a policy or as a means of war. Listen what the
ic J. I think we've taken note of what the ICJ is said.
For our part, our focus is on increasing the volume of aid, increasing
the volume of food that people in Gaza desperately need. I think the World
Food Program has been very clear on these issues, as have our colleagues at
on and to keep pushing for humanitarians as far Dennis, So, in light
of suspension of funding of several countries of Honora, how would you in support
work of HONA. Current finances dedicated to this agency would end? And if
there any plan be in the end for hour funding, maybe relocation of some
funds, well, you know, there could be some very temporary band aid,
but there's really no be I mean, you know how the un works,
It's based on voluntary contributions. If those member if the money is not
coming in, the money is not coming in. We unfortunately cannot print money,
nor can we borrow money. Right, So this is why it is
so important for us, and this is exactly what we're doing to engage with
donors, to answer all their questions, to answer their concerns, to express
to them that we share those concerns. Right, but at the same time
that while we're addressing these concerns very actively and very proactively, the humanitarian work
of the organization needs to go on, Miss Fasulo, Thank you, steph
Excuse me, going back to the unrestaff that have been fired. I was
just wondering, like what the latest developments are in terms of the two UN
investigations, and after a staff person has been fired by the UN, is
there a requirement that they must cooperate with any kinds of questions or or you
know, investigation of what they're doing. I've done, Uh, I have
to brush up my internal housekeeping house house rules. But there is a there
is a requirement for people who've been separated from the organization to continue to cooperate
with our own uh internal investigations. Uh, Stephano then up to some and
then you still want to first go around here. Thank you Stefan. But
ra Ra, I don't know how you say really because I hear it both
you will anyway by the Italian way, it sounds better in Italian. Well,
anyway, it's UN so I should be you if you remember a couple
of weeks ago, so before came uh this big scandal, I ask you
what what you were thinking about the UN Watch report about an that was busy
specifically on something that they they were analyzing a social where there were teachers from
Hanrah. They're talking about thousands of teachers that they were So you told me
that you were investigating this. Uh. This My understanding is that telegram channel
that you're referring to was not an official U WENT telegram channel, but was
more for one of people looking for work at AN. But it looks like
tomorrow this is going to be presented at the House Committee on Foreign Affairs in
Washington. There will be our colleagues that are Mister Lesini has has submitted a
letter for the record to that committee, so I'm sure that letter will be
released once the hearing is set. So you what the firing of people and
is nothing based on that but the different different different things. Uh to someday
did you already ask questions? Then you may ask one come back for a
second round. Okay, So my question about actually the US and the execution
of Kenneth Smith and today different and special report in Alabama. Yes, yeah,
issued a statement condemning the execution but also for it's cool and for using
nitrogen gas inhalation. Do you have any comments on that? Do you A
couple of things? One I think I was asked about this already an expressed
uh uh reiterated or stand firmly against the use of the death penalty, especially
under these particular conditions. Also, Volka Turk, the High Commission for Human
Rights has written had written to the Governor of Alabama expressing his concerns, which
uh, which we share. Uh, you please think you stiff. So
I have a quick question about cigarette Cobb you and coordinator? So s you
coordinated? Oh yeah, that's right, Senor. So finally we met her.
So after that, what will she do? Where will she go?
She's go back to Gaza. Could you give give us the schedule? Uh?
She will be heading to Washington tomorrow. And then I think if I'm
not mistaken, because I listen. I listened her steakout. She's doing a
regional uh a regional tour. But if you look at the video of the
steakout, it will list all the time. I don't want to listen because
I'll miss one. But she she listed it pretty uh, pretty clearly.
Jordan, that's exactly among others is in Jordan. She's going back to you.
I know where her office is a snot what's your question? Okay,
sorry, I just want to refrace in the question back to you about OIOS.
Does the oyos have any staff in Gaza to investigate the twelve individuals?
And as she mentioned, like once once the staff I leave, how can
you relocate them? And I think you answered this one, but but have
have has any offers in Gaza? And also the two individuals that's still not
identified, like did you receive like their their their photos and you know you
don't want to put the names again, it's their photos? How how they
are missing? They need yet to be identified. The two people from the
twelve people because you said nine being fired, one has been killed and two
still have to identify. I don't have any more information than what we've already
shared with you. I would encourage you to reach out to our colleagues that
don't all and the last one is o I also will investigate the killing of
that person because they asked what one of them was kept o O S I
mean we OO S will investigate the allegations brought forward against the staff members that
we've spoken to you about. Joe. Then Maggie yes. First of all,
have any UNRA or other un personnel either offered or been asked by this
House committee that's holding this hearing to testify. So that's my first class.
Mister LACERTI was invited. We're submitting a letter. Okay, he's not sorry
not to personally appear. Okay, that's fine. I want to just go
back to you objected to my use of the word working with as a relationship
between HAMAS and UNRES. So I'm going to replace it with coordinate and I'm
going to ask you, for example, has there been day to day coordination
between HAMAS and UNRA in connection with the acceptance and delivery of humanitarian aid in
Gaza? Has it been coordination between HAMAS and with respect to teaching materials used
in unrisk school No, No, I mean I think listen. UNWAH has
repeatedly addressed the issues of the curriculum, and I would encourage you to get
all the details of them, because it's something that comes up over and over
again. And they've addressed the curriculum of the schools that run from kindergarten through
ninth grade. They don't do. They don't do high schools. We distribute
on what distributes the aid. They run their schools, they run their clinics,
they run their hospitals. Margaret Steph ms Coggs said there would be a
database about goods that ye guess. She mentioned that, do you know if
that's something that's going to be an online She mentioned it in relation to transparency,
I can ask, I can ask, okay, And then the other
thing. Could you just clarify one thing in terms of the information that the
Secretary General and mister Lazzarini were presented by Israel regarding these dozen staffers. If
you didn't get this dossier, then what exactly did you get? Because the
statement from mister Lazzarini on Friday just says provided unrolled with information. So what
form did there was? There was a meeting where the information was provided about
the staff members we've been talking to you about. Uh, it was presented
to mister Lattrini, not to the Secretary Joe. Then in the press since
then there's been talk about a quote unquote Dosier, which is a separate thing
which has not been transmitted to Unwell, sorry, but what was them?
I mean, did they show them videos? Did they show them the information?
I don't know the exact format of the give the information, thank you,
Okay, So final thoughts and the thought is coming around to this and
there is going to be another federal election coming soon to Canada, and what
are the Canadian people going to decide? They're talking about the polls, how
the Conservatives are running ahead of the Liberals and that they're that the Liberals are
playing catch up as far as what people are thinking. And the real problem
is the day to cast that vote. Those people who are being pulled now
are they going to show up? Are they going to show up and there
are they going to vote the way that they had discussed to all these other
polls. The other question is we're talking that this would be the third term
for Justin Trudeau, and why is he still pushing forward as the party leader?
Why not consider stepping aside and let somebody else take the leadership? Are
his ideas becoming stale? And what is he still looking to accomplish for the
Canadian people. So a lot of really good questions there, but the bottom
line is is that it doesn't matter what the polls say now. The poll
that really matters is on election day. So answer your get your questions answered
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