class, the establishment class running their democracy. while the headline protesters about vaccine mandate the most subtle issue is a disengagement between a political elite and the people who feel that they don t have a voice. and arguably some people will disagree vehemently with this but the brexit vote was also a manifestation of god. so i think thatjust as we might bemoan trump the instyle politicians who dispense the constitutional norms, are politicians themselves had to reinvent the way that they engage with the public, public debt feels vulnerable because the economy is still ten years after the economic crash with a new recession on the way and a public that feels threatened by globalisation. it s no coincidence i think that these are truck drivers whose jobs themselves to be under threat in the next ten years from self driving vehicles and things like that, who are threatened
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yes, there was a degree of patience, there was a degree of caution in the responses to the previous episodes in putin s war on ukraine, and i m sure that at that point, in the minds of the decision makers, there was still an element of thinking, this is probably not the point to push right forward with russia s complete disengagement from global systems, we need to keep lines of communication open to russia, we need to ensure russia is understanding us and we need to ensure russia understands that there is actually a way back from this. i think that the situation we are in now is looking at responding to a much larger scale assault on ukraine and it is
there is every value, as i say, in maintaining a broad front of options and measures, all designed at quickly driving up the cost of the aggression, the aggressive campaign that he is sustaining. and i think that he is sustaining. and i think that already, we are in a completely different league to where we were. yes, there was a degree of patience, there was a degree of caution in the responses to the previous episodes in putin s war on ukraine, and i sure that at that point, in the minds of the decision makers, there was still an element of thinking, this is probably not the point to push right forward with the russia s complete disengagement from global
everything biden said in the state of the union address would make our economy worse. not only can we not do none of those that do the things to unleash our economy because that s what makes america great. in it takes russia off the table. iran is simple. donald trump solve most of that for us. first of all don t do the iran deal which actually makes them greater threat and does give russia a backdoor. scrap the iran deal. go back to the abraham accords then there is economic integration of political integration and the collective security to stop iran cold. then you turn to china. the reality is disengagement with the chinese economy is the future. it is where we are going. we have to be strong military