moved in, and essentially took over that peninsula in 2014, without a shot being fired. and because the population hadn t seen destruction and devastation like we ve seen recently, and because the population was more immune-able to joining russia, generally, historically, culturally, linguistically, i think they managed to pull off that referendum at the time. now, trying to do that now is a completely different thing. so russia peers to be, you know, going and that direction, at least feeling out the possibility of trying to stage some kind of political referendums that will give legitimacy to the russian occupation. but the level of resistance among the population is enormous. and the ukrainian people have seen their countrymen, family members fleeing their country. refugees getting killed, getting bombed. so i think it s unrealistic, and honestly, ridiculous to
Racism blamed for Aboriginal patients distrust of NSW public health system
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Racism within the New South Wales public health service has been identified as a key barrier for Aboriginal people trying to access medical care.
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The location and cost of medical services are also deterrents
Calls for long term funding for Aboriginal health services.
The submissions state that this is the reason why Aboriginal people do not always trust or feel safe in the public health service.
are they truly one entity or two? this is a question that has been wrestled with for some time. quebec is certainly part of canada, but in many ways, both culturally, spiritually, and linguistically, it s very much another thing entirely. there s a lot of history, much of it contentious. go back far enough and you get a clearer picture of why. the french arrived on the shores of quebec city in the early 16th century, but succumbed to the military might of great britain in the mid-18th. thus began a gradual but steady persecution of all things french. the québécois have struggled mightily to hang onto their french heritage and language. the issue of seceding entirely, a notion that persists to some extent even today. journalist patrick lagacé meets me for lunch at bistro m sur masson to help me understand a little bit of what many québécois feel is at stake. so, i was going to talk about
sort all of this out. so they found one innocent explanation where you have, again, just dozens of shovels and a lot of holes that have been dug to bury key evidence, whether it was roger stone or michael cohen, who have already been indicted for the lies that they told around this case. so, sure, if donald trump jr. did not call his father, we can put that to rest. what i don t understand, though, why did the house republicans not just subpoena these records two years ago when we wanted to see them when we could have put it to rest then? congressman swalwell, appreciate your time. thanks very much. my pleasure. thanks, anderson. coming up, is it a wall, a barrier, a fence, steel slats? linguistically, are democrats and republicans really that far apart on what to call a structure on the southern border with next? and could striking a deal actually come down to that fine of a point? we re keeping them honest, next. i ll speak with a lawmaker involved in the finer negotiations, in
so, you know, they found one innocent explanation where you have, you know, again, just dozens of shovels and a lot of ho holes, you know, that have been dug to bury key evidence, whether it was roger stone or michael cohen, who have already been, you know, indicted for the lies that they ve told around this case, so, sure, if donald trump jr. did not call his father, we can put that to rest. what i don t understand, though, is, why did the house republicans not just subpoena these records two years ago when we wanted to see them when we could have put it to rest then? congressman swalwell, appreciate your time. thanks very much. my pleasure. thanks, anderson. coming up, is it a wall, a barrier, a fence, steel slats? linguistically, are democrats and republicans really miles apart on what to call a physical structure on the southern border with mexico? and could striking a deal actually come down to that fine of a point? we re keeping them honest, next. i ll speak with a lawmaker