32 Burst results for "Rocha"
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"rocha" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"That's legit to have there. Like having not enough fighters, I don't think have that great home base that they can do. I remember covering Andre birdo for years back in the day, fighting Florida, like once every 5 years, and nobody would go. It just doesn't, there's too much emphasis on casinos and certain places that guys don't develop the famous. You have over the last couple of years. I have and I'm very blessed to have a great fan base like that support me. I gave people hitting me up that I don't even know. They're like, hey, like nice fight, when are you going to fight? We're there. I get people on my DMs telling me, I bought my ticket, I'm there. And I never heard of these people day in my life, so I'm like, damn, like I said, I'm grateful for this. So Anthony young on the 28th. Were you just like, I'll take anybody at this point? Yeah, it was presented some other fighters, world former world champions, LeMond Peterson, Bertha Machado, but they said within short period of time, they wouldn't be ready. So I'm like, all right, I understand the bull, whatever. And then they present this Anthony young. No, it's just another name. I'm not going to go in there careless. I'm not, I'm not going to prepare myself not at my very best. I'm not taking this guy lightly, but my job is to go in there and just run this guy over and go on to the next. That's a bit bigger and better things. So on that subject, on bigger and better things, this feels like the year you can get that. Like it feels like that. Like Spence Crawford is on life support at one 47. Spence is all the way up at 54. I'm skeptical, at least that he comes back down to one 47. He's a big guy who's been talking about moving up anyway. You've got Virgil and stanny on us fighting probably in April for that WBA title, which will probably wind up being the full title there. I'm sure you want all the title holders that are out there.
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"rocha" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"That's a very shitty feeling to feel discouraged and you're not a 100% confident in yourself. And I feel like it took me a good two months after the fight where I would run every night and I would just go back to the fight, we play. If I would have done this, if I should have done this, I would have put the pressure. I would have won. I kept replaying that over and over, but I'm just like, why have that? Well, I live in the past like that. The past is over. I got to keep moving forward. So I started visualizing my next opponent, whoever it may be, I was just visualizing me beating it down, chopping down the tree, knocking people out. I just started thinking about that. And then from there, my confidence started to grow. And I pretty much put all that, all that heavy stuff in a bag and I took it out of that bag. Now I feel like I'm loose. Now I feel like I'm having fun with it. Now I feel like, in other words, I'm more confident than I was before that before that loss. How different did you feel then going into the next fight? You know, after having lost for the first time, how different did you feel walking to the ring? I feel more confident going to the sunshine and maybe 'cause it's hard. No one wants to get in the ring and get hit by someone. No one wants to cut weight, you know? It sucks, but it's our profession and it's what we love to do and then I remember walking to that ring, I'm like, damn, this feels good, 'cause I remember I took about 8 months because obviously the pandemic was holding everyone back. And I remember I went to the gym. I returned to the ring 8 months later and I was like, damn, it feels so good to be back to having even crowd chew your name. And I remember I knocked the guy out in the second round, and it was a pretty nasty knockout. I remember him with a over the over left hand, knocked him out. Set him on his stomach and I was like, damn, I can't wait to make the comeback. And you've been able to stay active, which I think is really important. Over the last couple of years. Rashidi lost his last fight. He'd be the only one that could tell you, but it feels like inactivity may have played a part in that, fighting only one round in the 22 months since he fought you. You not only have stayed active. You've been seizing opportunities when presented. Obviously, everybody wants to make a $1 million. Everyone's rich. But when you got an opportunity to be a main event after Virgil fell out of the McKinsey fight, he jumped up there and you put on a career defining performance in that one. Just like this fight coming up. This date originally earmarked for Ryan García. Ryan decides not to fight. Here you are stepping in to main event in Southern California against Anthony young. I mean, I feel like you being opportunistic is going to pay off. You're getting me ready to sleep in the living room right now. Yeah, like the opportunity has to present itself and you always have to be right in the gym, but going back to being active, I wanted to be active right after that fight, but like I said, with COVID and everything the pandemic going on, how to wait a little while, 7, 8 months. I fought, and then I wanted to be right back in within two, three months later. And I think I believe I did. I was back in the ring three months later, knocked out, and then I get the Blair fight, and I'm like, all right, it's a good name.
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"rocha" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"On him in terms of boxing, sparring sessions. Yeah, the first time I ever saw Ronny, I was probably like 14, beat the shit out of me. Yeah, I beat the shit out of me. He blooded me up and you remember he told me like, oh, bro, I love you. I'm sorry. I'm like, get away from me. He just had my ass to me. And then I started getting older, getting more experience, I was about 18, 19, and now I'm starting to use my length and start using my weight on them and keep in mind I'm 25 pounds bigger than I'm 20 pounds bigger than them. So now I'm making a mess, you can't hit me and putting my hand out, like the big brother in ha ha, you can't hit me. But yeah, we used to go add inspiration. Do you like I have a younger brother? And I remember when he first could take me. I remember when he got bigger, stronger, and he could first take me. Do you remember when you first got the best of Ronnie? Yeah, I do, I do. I was probably 19 already almost 20. And the way I was moving the way I was just using my using my reach, using my high on them, I was like, damn, this is not easy, but it's easier than it was when I was 15. So yeah. Yeah, but we've always been competitive. To any little thing, any little thing we do towards how many plates we eat on Thanksgiving, we're competitive at that, how many place we stack on when we eat sushi or whatever, to our mild times, how much we could do this in, we've always competitive, and that's what brought out the best of both of us. So when you turn pro, you know, the pro style is very different than an amateur style. And you seem like the kind of guys that takes to it pretty well that maybe you're even better as a pro fighter than as an amateur, you're powerful guy, use angles really well. How did you feel in those first couple of fights with the pro style? I feel like I adopted very well 'cause even the amateurs, like I said, wrong over Ronnie, I've always seen the professional style because when I was an amateur, he was already training professional. So I would look at him, he would give me advice. And he used a device with he would give me would be to like a professional standpoint where you got to sit on your punches, you got to knock people out, but in the amateurs, you're there to support points as many points as possible. If they're not there to hurt you or to knock you out, you just have to score points. And to me, I was like, no, I don't want to do that. I want to knock someone out and rip someone's head off. And it was easy. I would say a farewell, an easy fair transition turned into the pros. In the first couple of fights, you get to start getting the use of no headgear and then the elbows, the headbutts, because those shits hurt. Those are hurt really bad, and sometimes hurt even more than punches themselves. But the first couple of fights you have to adapt to the new style. So fast forward a little bit, you're developing into a prospect, you're part of golden boy stable. And a couple of years ago, you face for shitty Alice. Yes. And that was a prospect versus prospect type of matchup where we'd see the contender right. Yeah, exactly.
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"rocha" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"Districts and I one districts, one regionals, one states, one nationals, and within a year and a half later, I want to say almost two years into boxing, or maybe a year and a half into a box and I won a national tournament called junior Olympics in that place in me to go to Russia to compete with the G national team. So from there, it just like, it's probably a lot of control. I just told myself, man, I'm in a hot streak right now. What's it like for a teenager to go to Russia and compete? It's different. You feel like a whole different world when you're out there. It never hit me until we landed there. I remember I won the tournament and then Hector told me like you're going to Russia and I couldn't believe it. I was like, no way, I'm going to rush out like a highway across the world and there's no way and I remember just training for it and then a month later I landed in Russia. I spent my 15th birthday landing July 7th that landed in Russia and I was like my whole teammate wishing me her birthday and I was just like, damn, I'm really in Russia and all celebrating my 15th birthday. It's a real moment. When does it becomes your passion? When do you start to think this could be my profession? I think once I made the junior national team twice in 2013, 2014, I made it, and then I remember I wasn't struggling in school, I was a good student, but I was very lazy student because all I wanted to do was get out of high school and get out of the class and just go straight to the gym. I was just obsessing over just going to the gym to spark, to work out, I got to work on this. I got to do this. And I remember just telling myself like, damn, I want to be pro. I want to turn pro raft at high school. And yeah, I think after my junior year, senior year that would ask me, what are you going to do? And I will tell everyone I'm going to be a professional boxer. And everyone at the time was left. They were pretty much laugh at me. They knew I was good because I would miss so much time from work. I mean, from school that my principal had kicked me out because I missed a total of 60 days, so I missed two consecutive months. And from there, I was pretty much not going to pass. I was pretty much not going to graduate. So I had to get my independent studies, I had to do all that stuff, just to learn the credits to graduate. How useful was it for you to have an older brother who was doing this already to have someone kind of blazing the trail for you might be too strong a phrase, but just showing you the pathway to guide me really Ronnie. Ronnie's been this since day one. He's helped me so much. And she just taught me so much. He's guiding me so much. She's been telling me, she's been giving me all this advice since day one from the amateurs like, hey, to the waynes, when I go away in my opponents, he would tell me like these guys, these kids are going to be sizing you up to see if you're a weight class. So in the pro debut when you're like, you're going to you're going to hate the day of wanes, but when you wait, then when you weigh in, you're going to feel like a new man by the next day. So just a little stuff like that. He's always been helping me and very blessed how Ronnie is my older brother.
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"rocha" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"I gotta start losing this weight. I gotta start putting the sacrifices. You gotta get disciplined. I gotta put the commitment and she'd be like, oh, okay, okay, and I remember that was from like day one and then to like, so I lost the 60 pounds. She's like, man, look at you now. You're a whole new different person. What was harder to do show up to work out or cut out the foods that you needed to cut out. So this day cut off the food. I told this day I still love junk food. And I love Coca-Cola, I love my cheeseburgers, I love In-N-Out. And to go cold turkey and stop all the sodas, love all the fast food places is hard, but that was initially the first hard step was to cut all the junk food. When did you start to see results back then? When did it start? Be like, all right, if I keep doing this, it's starting to come off. Like I said, I think the third month, when I was probably around a 170 pounds, my coach put me in the spark, coach Hector. He put me in a spar and I'm Ross petrified. I was so petrified of going in that ring and then I started with the kid who was older than me. He had been there.
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"rocha" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"Is boxing with Chris Manning. How's somebody punch him in the face? Anthony Joshua is a composed and ferocious finisher. Watch this. Hosted by SI's Chris mannix. That was my moment. Now with interviews, analysis and everything going on in the world of boxing. When you have talent, you are given another chance. Here's Chris mannix. All right, Alexis Rocha is here 147 pound contender on January 28th. He's back in the ring against Anthony young. SoFi Stadium, YouTube theater. Is this the first fight at the YouTube theater? I believe so with golden boy yes, but I think if I'm not mistaken to PVC fight, I didn't even know there was a theater in there. I honestly didn't know either. How do you feel about that? Like, a fight in there. It's a very grateful for the opportunity, honestly, you know, I gotta thank Robert Diaz, Eric Gomez, of golden boy, all of the zone for putting me on a good car like this. To headline something like this, it's crazy. So we are Santa Anna born, right? Saint Anna raised and we're in that Santana area right now in a gym right here.
KOMO
"rocha" Discussed on KOMO
"Of them Blaine has tricks who came to Spokane with his brother in the early 70s and went to Seattle in 1977 His body was found in a Marysville landfill that year And after years of trying all from labs in Texas got a DNA profile they could put on Jed match which led them to relatives in North Dakota It was a similar case for Alice Williams who disappeared in 1981 only her skull found near skykomish later identified through DNA on Jed match that led to her adult children Detective sharf says that can be hit or miss Any day it's like the lottery Somebody else could upload their DNA and we could get it for others But to do it he says they need more people to upload DNA to those public sites Ryan Harris northwest news radio The snohomish county sheriff's office is asking for your help identifying a vandal and Everett They say he's considered armed and dangerous the man is driving a stolen 2019 Kia Sorrento with the license plate B Q D 9 6 8 three If you have any information you are asked to contact police Still so many questions about the shooting death of Everett police officer Dan Rocha earlier this year But we are seeing footage from his body cam in the moments leading up to his death Carly Johnson reports The video starts with officer Rocha walking out of a Starbucks and make it a radio call about a suspicious man in the parking lot seen moving a gun from one vehicle to another He calls for backup Hey how's it going Give me a favor bud Leave the guns alone What's going on with the guns Richard roderick explains he just bought one of the cars but he mumbles nervously This guy said he's pushed the property Officer Rocha pats him down but not on his upper body where roderick reportedly had a gun holster When Rocha learns that rotter has a warrant out for Devi assault he tells him he's not leaving but rotter grows agitated and the officer tries to cuff him If you do not put your hands on your back you understand No Seconds later the video ends before officer Rocha is shot and killed The daily held reports it's still unclear how rotter got a hold of the Glock and why backup still had an arrived several minutes after Rocha called for a second officer carlene Johnson northwest news radio two men are dead after officials say the raft they were on overturned in the nooksack river officials got calls about the overturned raft in glacier on Tuesday The guide rescued two women from the water but the men were swept downstream They found one of the men's bodies that night in a log jam and early yesterday morning they found the other man near the highway 5 42 bridge both were found wearing wetsuits life jackets and helmets Studies of the illnesses that follow a COVID infection known as long COVID show as many as half of the people who've been infected are at risk of those long-term health problems But those study results vary widely as do the conditions that can fall under the long COVID label King County health officer doctor Jeff duchin says data shows that getting a COVID vaccine can reduce your risk for long COVID and he says the risk could vary by the variant that circulating So the data that we have on post COVID conditions are inevitably obtained during the circulation of certain variants And as new variants emerge it's possible that their risk their predilection for leading to post COVID conditions may vary Dutch is avoiding the virus is the one sure way to avoid long COVID Another day of extreme low tides across the puget sound region today several boats in warm beach were stranded as the surf went out plenty of people in our area came out in droves to comb the beaches during this remarkable event.
Blindfold Chess
"rocha" Discussed on Blindfold Chess
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Daily Detroit
"rocha" Discussed on Daily Detroit
"Have a pretty good idea and they probably even floated this to certain key members in the in the city of like. What do you think this is how you would this be pretty close because the other logistics is in here as you look at it. There are some open traffic lanes. They're going to go in and around the course so having to put up and take down walls to facilitate that traffic and specifically say tunnel traffic or those that are coming to work at Gm or or blue cross at the renton. That's going to be time consuming difficult expensive and You know they're probably gonna have to tell people all right after wednesday year not coming in I would have to believe at least for some of it and block off tunnel traffic at certain between certain hours. Three seventy five kind of gives you a saving grace underground and looping under where you could still keep some traffic going if you pop up through three seventy five but that restricts a lot and then looking at this it would because you're not crossing over at the over at the overpass you basically block off the lodge. The logistics of putting a race together are one thing getting people in and out is something completely different especially out of a city centre. And this isn't even like the center. What i would call a central business district right. It's it's the riverfront. I kind of call it. Gm land. Because i mean the one thing working on their in their favor is that outside of the port authority and the tunnel. Almost all of this is controlled by general motors and of course gmo. Chevy which is the key sponsor. So they're going to want this to go. Well this'll be a crowning kind of event for them. And i think mark royce will be front and center on the sense. He is really The the big car guy in the big motor sports fan. In in all of this. So i can see him Certainly being the face for gm as this goes forward thumbs up. Thumbs down overall. What do you think of downtown. Are you still reserving judgment. I like the idea. I need to see more before i could sign up before i can personally off on it and i don't mean that to be like at sounding arrogant but it's just like it looks good in theory. I like kind of where it's going. But i need to see a little bit. More street courses tend to attract more fans than an actual racetrack or even not on the island. I think it will attract more people. So from that standpoint from rocha the city of detroit i like it but again i i'd like to see a little bit more but there's not a lot of time if they want to do this in twenty twenty three. I mean it's eighteen months away all.
Blindfold Chess
"rocha" Discussed on Blindfold Chess
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The Mortified Podcast
"rocha" Discussed on The Mortified Podcast
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Seis e Um
"rocha" Discussed on Seis e Um
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"rocha" Discussed on Seis e Um
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Seis e Um
"rocha" Discussed on Seis e Um
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AP News Radio
IOC's Bach Gets Mixed Reaction in One-Day Visit to Hiroshima
"International Olympic committee president Thomas Bach got a mixed reception in his visit to Hiroshima in Japan this is he met with an atomic bomb survivor everybody wears been here and to estimate this experience and has got this inspiration we'll leave here Russia as an ambassador for peace the Olympics start next week in Tokyo the city is under a coronavirus state of emergency there were protesters in her Rocha do you want to you know this you Kiana she because mother was an atomic bomb victims he says he's opposed to the Olympic Games saying as you can see from box actions they are trying to use the sports to make money Bach repeated the games in Tokyo will be safe and secure I'm a Donahue
Tara Brach
Shifting From Limbic to Liberating Intention
"Now. I'm a stay in welcome. I begin tonight with one of my favorite stories that took place in two thousand and one and this was a three weeks before the twin towers were bombed in new york. There was a conference that i attended in the twin towers. I still have the little pen that i took from the building. It was a buddhist conference. And i was asked to help open. The conference with six other are five other teachers and they were all elders. I was by far the young end of the spectrum in my dorm experience and also the only woman and i was really nervous about this. This is this is stressing me out. We at ten minutes each and we're asked to address really the question of what is it that most helps to serve awakening and freedom so we at ten minutes to riff on that one and i was the second second person in line and i thought that's great. I get a chance to kind of compose and collect and so on. But i get the thing done with you know and so The first person went up. There was richard baker. Rocha who has suzuki rochus dharma heir very very well-known and and beloved. And so he gets up there to do his talk and he said awakening comes down to two things intention and attention. Thank you very much and all of a sudden. Like oh my god. I'm on cyrus done in frozen. And i got up. I have no idea what i said. I wish i had said like. He said i did remember what he sad. That awakening comes down to intention
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COVID: Seven-Day Average Decreases to 27,700 Cases per Day in the US
"A P news minute. The head of the U. S Centers for Disease Control says America's reached another welcome low in the number of new virus cases are 70 averages about 27,700 cases per day. This represents yet another decrease of more than 19% Dr Rocha Belinsky is crediting more
The Mental Mastery Alliance
"rocha" Discussed on The Mental Mastery Alliance
"You still work began working for your family. What i'm saying. Yeah i i. Don't subscribe to the whole go to work and earn a paycheck business. I mean i'm i. My life have been at war with with all of those people just because i can You know i i. I saw through a lot of stuff at a very young age. And i took certain steps and and you know the world right now is built on the simple fact that you've been manipulated. Stay one with regards to everything you've ever taken and seen think about everything that you are afraid of right now ladies and gentlemen it all came from the television so the television and of itself was invented to give you an idea to tell a vision and that vision is fear scarcity is wars is aggression. So we're we're going to tie it up a little bit here because we we've run long. But i wanna know you know. Is it possible so now that we've had this conversation. We've had this debate now that we've talked about all kinds of stuff. Is it possible that maybe you're wrong about going out of your way. To debunk mandela fact. Could it be wise to take the best parts of it. Which is why you had mentioned before where it leads. It's a gateway conspiracy as it were. I mean is it. Is it such a big deal that you like to you. Is it such a big deal that you think that it it. It can't be. It can't be utilized for a positive light and the fact again br which brings us back to existing the fact that it exists. Don't you think that that in of itself means we've got something more important something bigger that we can all work together on no And the reason why is two reasons..
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"rocha" Discussed on Feliz Dia Novo
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"rocha" Discussed on Feliz Dia Novo
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Fire destroys Los Angeles County LGBTQ pride lifeguard tower
"Some kind of distressing news out of Southern California. But with a rebo ending, Um, the LGBT Q Pride, Lifeguard Tower, Uh, down on Long beach was, uh Burnt to the ground. This'll reporting from Rachel Trend of CNN. City of Long Beach, California is working to rebuild a symbol of LGBTQ inclusion after it was destroyed in a fire that officials believe was an act of hate. This happened overnight on Tuesday, March 23rd. Long Beach Fire Department says the city's pride lifeguard tower was fully engulfed in flames early Tuesday morning. The tower had been a symbol of strong support for the diversity within the ranks of the Long Beach Fire Department and the community since it was painted During Pride Month in 2020 by the Marine safety division of the Long Beach Fire Department, who run the lifeguards. Jeremy Rocha, lifeguard who helped paint the tower told CNN affiliates, KCBS quote. I was pretty emotional with what happened. I just couldn't really fathom the fact that it had burned. Lifeguard tire was painted in the rainbow colors on Don't worry that in 70 so over the years go Well, the department says the cause of fires under investigation Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia has little doubt this was an act of hate. And gosh, she is one of several city leaders that believe the fire was intentional. Councilwoman Cindy Allen wrote on Facebook quote. These towers are made from fiberglass and have no power or gay or gas capabilities. We haven't had a lifeguard station burned down since at least the 19
Chris Krok
US Health Officials Warn of Risk of False Positives in Widely Used COVID Test
"U. S. Health officials are warning health professionals about the risk of false positives. With a widely used laboratory test for covert 19 and the flu footed no Drug administration issue the alert today for health facilities using Roche's Kobe's task for the corona virus and seasonal flu. The agency warned that the problems with the tests processing tubes could result in false diagnosis. And people who are not actually infected. Rocha's testing system is widely used to screen large batches of pay patient samples in hospitals and laboratories. The FDA recommends health workers test samples multiple times to assure accuracy.
10% Happier with Dan Harris
A Conversation With Roshi Joan Halifax
"Okay, well Rocha John Great to see you thanks for doing this. It's wonderful to see you again. Thank you so much for inviting me and also giving me this interesting assignment, which as I said to the people who are you know in the background organizing if there is one boundless abode that I need to work on, it is epinay. Why is GonNa be so challenging for you? Because I'm a passionate person I also and maybe more in touch with contemporary events than some practitioners. And I think really since the mid sixties I've been socially engaged and have a sense of what it is to actualize justice in a world that is increasingly fraud and increasingly. Unfair. So you know I feel the suffering I have a lot of loving kindness toward people, sympathetic joys, very accessible to me, and of course, as you know to and I spent many years studying compassion and then it working in the end of life care field. Really working on developing the strength of compassionate my own life but equanimity has been the if you will the biggest assignment but the one I'm least compelled to explore. So I think your team for asking me to do this because it gave me a chance to look at my own behavior. But also how important this quality is in the world today. Jehovah suspicion perhaps even subconsciously that equanimity would be the enemy of effective social engagement. Well, as you know, the near enemy of equanimity is indifference and sometimes equanimity literature has been described as neutrality. So I think that the near enemy expression of what we know is equanimity is a challenge but I looked in as. Equanimity. Having big arms not arms that are overweight per se but big arms. So big that it can hold everything it rejects nothing. and. This kind of reminds me of what it is to be a grandmother. Of, grandmothers heart that's an expression we used in then row by Shin. This is a heart that is fear. So anytime. We hold something apart from us. We're afraid of it. And Grandmothers Heart. Means, we're including everything I want to go deep on Gra-. Grandmothers Heart, which he wrote about in recently published essay, which will link to in the show notes but step back for a second. How do we define equanimity? What is it? Well the Pali Word is interesting the polly word is who pick up and it had literally means to look over. Another way of. Describing in his to look with patients. And I've described it as a kind of Meta cognition where you are bearing witness internally to whatever is rising and holding whatever's arising, not pushing it away not grasping at not being ruled by like and dislike but the equity has this quality that is quite fascinating. In other words I use the image of robot of Grandmothers Heart, and grandmothers heart has this feeling of you know I've lived a life I've given birth to children. My children have given birth to children I've seen birth and death birth and death. and. Grandmothers heart has wisdom has insight. So it is why I believe equanimity is laced throughout the different exalted lists of realization in Buddhism,
Monocle 24: The Globalist
Tensions simmer over Northern Cyprus' plan to reopen Varosha
"In nineteen seventy, four intervention by Turkish military forces after Greek inspired coup in Cyprus the famous Borussia Resort region was shut down over one hundred hotels with a bed capacity of ten thousand has been empty. No forty six years United Nations Security Council resolution states that the ghost. Count Ghost town. Can only be resettled by its original inhabitants. But now the Turkish. Separate Prime Minister has announced that the beaches there will open today causing much consternation from Cyprus and Greece one, hundred Lucinda Smith. The eastern will correspondent for the Times joins me now Hannah. Thanks thanks for coming on. Can you remind us of the events leading up to the closing of the region? Show well, of course, Cyprus in Nineteen, seventy, four, a war broke out but really the tensions on the been going on for more than a decade already between the two communities. The Greek speaking community on the Turkish speaking community. Now, in nineteen seventy four, what happened was that backed by Greece the Greek Cypriots tend to do. In response to that the Turkish army INVADED IN THE NORTH And progress down to the South and actually the line that they take. Shami was planning to progress to stops just north of Rocha. Rocha shouldn't have been part of the part of the territory take. Mohtashami. But they did in fact, take it. Well, it didn't do was opening up again to the public. They kept originally kind of bargaining chip hyping to sort of extract some concessions from the Greek separate side using this kind of faulting chip of Rocha. But she what's happened is that for forty six years, it's remained behind barbed wire, its military zone, the only people who are allowed. That are Turkish military personnel I'm very occasionally U. N. personnel now. On the did kind few images that we've seen coming from. This is really kind of striking quite eerie. Once, very, very lavish resort place where people like Elizabeth Taylor and severe ran went on holiday. Now just completely crumbling to dust. So what are the latest developments? So actually totta are the north separate prime minister announced. August. That the Russia was going to be redeveloped and reopened. Now this is something entirely near this is who come up cyclically disgust every so often. And so in a way. You know again it's you know one of these ideas and they'll never come to fruition. But as you said on Tuesday nights totta made the announcement while he was nine crowd that is going to be open today, not the whole town, just the beachfront But the really significant thing about this is that that was just five days away from the presidential elections in no Cypress scheduled to be held on Sunday Ersan Tatars candidate in those elections and I think the really interesting thing you mentioned that it's this announcements is met with a huge amount of opposition from. A Greek Cypriots and from Greece is also met with quad loss of opposition from Turkey separates as well It says caused the government of North. Cyprus a coalition government collapsed to one junior partner said it was pulling out that coalition and so her fide by this kind of sudden announcement and submit Prank and I think you know lots of people that know Cypress particularly Essen Tatas political opponents thing. But he's really using this as a kind of political stunt to give him the edge in Sunday's elections but I mean it's illegal isn't it? How does Turkey justify it? It. Is Legal Yeah as you said, according to the UN if anyone's going to be resettled in Russia, they have to be the original residents, most of whom were Greek separates. Now thought present factors has recognized the ship of the proper does the commission up. To, look into how the original owners of properties in brochure could be compensated Most of those people wanted some kind of compensation. Some wanted their properties back. But yeah. The fact is you know if any redevelopment of that town is going take place, there's this two major issues in all Cyprus firstly is the town the for forty six years has just been crumbling into the ground. It's GonNa take music. You're going to have to be kind of a demolished and reconstructed which might work, and secondly that is an she is going to cost Cyprus huge amounts of money if they want to do this in the kind of legal and proper way, and let's not forget the no. Cypress's is a country this only recognized by Ankara, it's pretty widely embargoed eighty four. For its economic survival is much propped up by Ankara saying it's places kind of ready access to to the funds needed to do something like this. So I think the question amongst. People position or is this just an election stunt? Is The beach just going to be open for feed is a member. She was just going to be closing lucky walls before a finally Hannah. How this feed into Turkeys dispute with European Union members Cypress and Greece territorial rights in the eastern Mediterranean. Yes sure I mean I think it's coincidence that is nouncement was made in Ankara. The obviously, no cypresses almost entirely dependent on anchor for it survivor. Essen Tatars. I said is the is kind of anchors favored consciousness elections, but we'll see this is why dispute going on in Syria and Cyprus and in the eastern Mediterranean more broadly which she the tickets very much. The House of it's about the converged UNSEE gas. It's about maritime sovereign say on that those people down over the past few weeks rather still not been resolved and I. Think this is hugely emotional for for separates greek-cypriots particularly, and it's just another thing I. think no guide to sort of. Prolong this arguments this maritime arguments niece.
Aviation Week's Check 6 Podcast
Whats Next for the U.S. Air Forces Next Generation Air Dominance Program
"I'm wondering if you can kind of go back and tell us what is next generation air dominance, and where did that program emerged from? How did we get from nowhere to a demonstrator because didn't just happen like that. Well, it it. It seemed to I. Mean You know when? Roper is Dr over the essence secretary of the Air Force Brat Position Technology Logistics. Announced very abruptly yesterday during his speech that this flight demonstrator had flown I. think that everybody by surprise I wasn't expecting that kind of announcement during his speech today and It's exciting I mean I. I can't be as as an aviation aerospace journalist with an interest in military aviation I mean this that's the that's as good as it gets a secret of flight demonstrator for new fighter that you. You hear about the first time it's confirmed that there's nothing more exciting except for actually seeing it, which I hope we see when they but it turns out. I. Mean there there is a paper trail there's a, there's a little breadcrumbs that have been sprinkled. Along the path of public comments, I air force leaders over the past couple years leading to this, and some of them have only become sensible in retrospect now that we know that this thing really does exist. But in some ways are actually quite explicit and I think I'd point initially to an exchange ahead with journal Goldfine who just retired a month ago but a year ago at the same event even though it wasn't virtual at the time, it was in Bersin. Gerald goldfine chief of staff had a press conference I was asking about next generation air dominance in my big question was about the propulsion side of it congress at the time was was expressing quite a bit of frustration with the air force because it's been billions of dollars on adapted cycle propulsion, and there was no publicly available roadmap to use it, and so they're saying. Why are you still asking for this money? We have no place to put it. You know. So tell us where you're going to put A. I, put that question to many explain what you know. It's it's bit difficult because there's a live classification while tennis and so there's only so much. We can say they said L. L. Region his exact quote he said he's here's our. Strategy. We have five key technologies that were investing in that we don't intend to have all come together on a single. To be able to do the mission. In the future, we expect these technologies to be adaptable to existing platforms, and we expect these technologies to come forward into a family. I, know use family assistance a lot but really, and truly that's the next generation dominance. So as a so our intent is to keep these joint technologies moving aggressively and have them come together. They will all mature in accelerate at different paces as they become ready. You'll see US adapting them on existing platforms, sensors, and weapons, and also looking at new platforms sensors. So that was what he said and then I I didn't understand what really what he was getting out. I just didn't he didn't answer my question. So I repeated my question. What is the you know? When are we going to see a roadmap for adaptive cycle propulsion? And he his answer was there has to be a test article to be able to take some of those technologies to mature. That's probably about as far as I can go in quote right so what he was saying they're in retrospect is we have five technologies. We're GONNA put on in Gad. He didn't say but sounds like adaptive cycle propulsion is one of them and You know they need a test article, a flight test demonstrator in other words. To validate the majority of the technologies in-flight. So. That was almost as explicit as the air force has been about that. But really there was a time when. The Department of Defense was even more explicit about the the plans to actually use flight demonstrators for next generation are dominant and it goes back Congressional testimony in twenty sixteen at the time Frank Kendall who was the Under Secretary of defense for Acquisition and technology a acquisition technology in the justice. It has written testimony. included this written test, the House of Representatives. twenty. This was actually in calendar year twenty fourteen and it was going to launch a program in. Fiscal year. Twenty fifty. and. It was the aerospace innovation initiative that would be managed by the defensive ends. agency Darpa. Anna says the A I- Aerospace Innovation Initiative includes a new program to demonstrate advanced aircraft technologies in explains. As, well, as the ongoing previously mentioned advanced engine technology, which is adapted cycle. A. I is goals include strengthening. The critically important design teams in the defense industrial base reducing lead. Time. For Feature Systems the explains will not be engineering. Development Prototypes for have residual operational capabilities. The results successful the development and demonstration explain program will inform future aircraft acquisitions. So that gives you a sort of the background on how these. flight demonstrators came into existence and what their purpose walls. We know from Rocha's comments that the flight demonstrator that he's referring to be called a full-scale flight demonstrator so as a subscale or Even, a large aircraft that is meant to extrapolate the flying qualities of even of an even larger aircraft. So You know but there's still a lot we we don't know about it but that's generally the gist of how we got
BBC World Service
Peru Congress opens way for impeachment of president
"Congress and Peru is bolted to open impeachment proceedings against President Martine Vizcarra for moral incapacity, deepening the country's political and economic crisis. Mr. Vizcarra has denied any wrongdoing. Here's Leonardo Rocha. Mr Vizcarra has been accused of using public funds to hire a singer to the liver, pro government motivational talks while Peruvians faced economic hardship from the Corona virus crisis. The president's position became weaker after Congress received leaked all your recordings in which he appeared to discuss covering up alleged irregularities. Mr Vizcarra said his victim off a coup attempt by the opposition, which has a majority in Congress, 65 legislators voted against him. But that is well short of thie 87 votes, the opposition will need to force him out.
John Batchelor
The Trump Administration's Policies in Afghanistan and Africa
"The foundation for the Defense of Democracies. He's a senior fellow keeps the Long word journal with Tom Johnson and his colleagues. We go immediately to Afghanistan because here during the Republican convention We want to explicate what we can of the Republican intention if it is successful, winning a second term for President Trump and then to remark upon thee. Trump administration's policies in Africa, particularly when it comes to the kind of length organization Al Shabaab on the attack. Billa Very good evening to Afghanistan, you and Tom for many weeks and months now. Have illustrated that the trump policy from the first term was to make a deal with the Taliban and withdraw as much of the American presidents as possible. And hope for the best. I do not expect the Republicans toe have another direction is your sense bill that the military is quit with Afghanistan? As much as the political apparatus is quit, are there of two minds here? Good evening to you, Bill. Good evening, John. Yes. So I agree with you. The Trump Administration is not going to change policy in Afghanistan, Um, barring some type of major events. Um, it's it's just both sides of the aisle are pushing the end The endless wars narrative, which, of course is ridiculous, because the jihadists have a say, and they're going to keep fighting when we leave, of course. We could. You could say something like we wantto end our involvement in these wars. Fine, But the wars will continue our enemies get a vote, and they're nowhere near tired of fighting. The U. S. First the U. S military goes for Afghanistan. Give US military as a whole. Once out of Afghanistan, it's been a drain on their resource is on their energy. Um, I don't. I think they don't see an end. There. They feel again. I'm not speaking for the entire military. And this was the sense I get from millet, you know, from top military leaders. Who have basically signed on signed off on this policy. There's been no objection publicly to this policy of, uh, negotiating with the Taliban and cutting a deal with them, even though they support Al Qaeda. In the meantime, the Taliban and there is Taliban Afghanistan. In several iterations, there's Taliban, Pakistan and several generations the Taliban is preparing for Nearly triumph, but rule I follow from your posting at long word general that Tariq eat Taliban. Pakistan is congratulating the Muslim UMA in general and the Mujahideen in particular on the merger of the two main groups of jihad in Pakistan. Can we regard this as a temporary merger because and they'll be back to fighting over cities or is there some collective push now for the Pakistan, Taliban and the Afghanistan Taliban to work together? So I think there's a push for the Pakistani Taliban in the Afghan Taliban already work close together, Um they Pakistani Taliban fighters have refocused their efforts to Afghanistan. After Pakistani military operations against them. Remember the Pakistanis play a double game? You're You're a good jihadist If you fight in Afghanistan are cashmere, but you're bad jihadists in the fight against the Pakistani state. So this merger that came up really? I found a little surprising because I could point back to a statement in 2015, where the one of the two groups of it's called One of them's Hezbollah, Har. Um, you know, so it had announced that it already merged with the movement of the calibre, or should I say there were ties broken during the turmoil back in 14 4015 with Mullah Omar staffed and when Melissa was alone took over the Pakistani Taliban. Ah, lot of inside baseball, but I won't go into but they had already announced that they had reunited, so something has happened here. Within the last five years. I think this is really sort of There was probably some kind of personality dispute, and I think a lot of this is for propaganda anyway. Really, to just say, hey, look, we're all unified. We're all going to, you know, operate under the same command when I think essentially they were doing the same thing. I go to Africa because you are a U is a long word General have resource is to cover the story of Al Shabaab. We spoke recently of their surprisingly professional looking videos of their recruiting on their training. Now we have a report from long word general of Al Shabaab on the attack hotel military base suicide assault, reminding me that this is a very sophisticated outfit trained with Al Qaeda, Sze Ah complex attacks as Al Shabaab growing and strength to your measure, it does the next Trump administration need to pour more resource is or get out as well. Yes. Oh, Africa has always been fascinating, particularly Somalia. I think some outside of the Taliban Shabbab is the most effective jihadist insurgency in the world. They have They continually take the fight to the rump some Somali government they control 25% of the country despite the fact that you have the African Union and the US and what they could piece together the Somali military and police. To oppose them, and they're there have very good propaganda. As you noted, It's improved a lot over the years and there are very effective at conducting their attacks and keeping their their fighters. Trained and keeping them in the rank and file. Remember, there's been an attempt by the Islamic state to poach from Shabaab, but it's been largely unsuccessful. Not only did they have they conducted major attacks on military bases and hotels, yet another town this one outside of the town of Baidoa, which eyes in sorry the city. If I go, it's probably the second largest city in southern Somalia. Um they took over the town after the Somali military withdrew in the Somali military withdrew from that town because Shabaab was besieging it, so I think Um, I always reluctant to say they're growing in strength. Thes groups have sort of There's an Evan flow to the fighting, and sometimes particularly went outside groups. When the African Union and the US start piling on them. They have some issues, but they're able to await it out. That's the one thing these John, one of the several things that they have. To their advantage. They have the time. You know, that old saying goes, we have all the clocks, but they have all the time While they're very patient in their fight. They're very patient in their jihad. While we have men may have sophisticated military equipment, that's the clocks. They have the time and patients in the will to fight these battles, not enough terms of the US election cycles but in terms of decades Built in general. Now we're at the crossroads for another administration, either, Mr Trump second. Mr Biden's first. Is there any indication pattern worldwide that Al Qaeda is waiting for that decision, or are they staying on the offensive? Matt, no matter who wins. Yeah, I think there are on the offensive. No matter who wins. They do follow the political situation here, but I think they've come to the conclusion that this is just my opinion here. But I think they've come to the conclusion that it doesn't really matter again that end the endless wars narrative and and the actions by the U. S government over two successive administrations. Policies of withdrawn, scaled down and whatnot would look to us is withdrawing troops from Iraq. It just closed that the major based ontology or at least US personnel being at that base. Almost 2000 troops are coming out of there. Um, they see this all and nature there taking it all in, and they realized that the end of our fight in administration is not going to counter act. These measures. Bill Rocha
Bloomberg Daybreak
Nagasaki archbishop welcomes Pope Francis' visit
"News the archbishop of Nagasaki as welcome pope Francis visit in November referring to all the pope distributed a photo of a child survivor of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki Francis is to meet with prime minister Shinzo Ave and emperor Hirohito who during his visit the visit will include Rocha and I guess sake which were hit by atomic bombs in World
Climate Cast
Former Vice President Al Gore talks climate change solutions in the Twin Cities
"Former Vice President Al Gore comes to Minnesota. I'm N._P._R.. Chief meteorologist Paul Hutton here. This is climate gas. He's arguably the most important historical figure in expanding climate change awareness in America <hes> and the world his two thousand six film an inconvenient truth introduce climate change science and solutions to millions. His work earned the Nobel Peace Prize this weekend former Vice President Al Gore is here in Minnesota training twelve hundred climate activists through his climate reality project. He sat down with me at the event in Minneapolis Mr Gore thanks for taking the time to talk with us on climate cast today and hey welcome to Minnesota. It's great to be back. You know you're here in the the twin cities this weekend for this climate reality project training event. Why did you start climate reality and what does this accomplish well because I came to the conclusion Susan that the only way we can change policies in time to solve the climate crisis is with grassroots pressure from every state in our country from every county and so I decided when my first movie came out I used one hundred percent of the profits from that movie and the book to <hes> to set up the climate reality project and to mobilize Aisa thousands of people tens of thousands of people to put pressure on their elected representatives and business leaders and civic leaders and community leaders nice to to make the changes that we need to make let's go back thirty one years ago this Summer Nastase Dr James Hansen testifies before your your committee in Congress and he says there's a ninety nine percent degree of confidence for a cause and effect relationship between the greenhouse effect and observed warming? How important was that testimony in your path to climate change awareness well? I think that was an important moment. <hes> in making lots of people realize is that this is for real and we need to do something about it unfortunately in the wake of that hearing and the others that I and other members of Congress Health <hes> the fossil fuel <hes> industries took the playbook prepared by the tobacco companies companies back when the doctors and scientists say hey folks <hes> smoking cigarettes causing lung cancer or disease and they hired actors dressed up as doctors and put him on T._V.. To falsely tell people that there was no health problem at all well that same blueprints what's been used by the fossil fuel companies with the point of bring that up is in a healthy democracy where the truth was turned into power testimony like that of Jim Hansen you asked about would have led to dramatic policy changes reason it hasn't is because of the political influence of the coal companies the oil companies in the gas companies but we're gaining on them and these grassroots activists including an impressive number of them here in Minnesota are really making progress ars you talk about policy. You came within a whisker of the presidency in President Gore I like to think it would have been completely and totally different of course in our country. A president has to persuade the Congress Congress and asked to be a skillful politician and getting support for his or her initiatives but I like to think I would have been able to to put in completely different policies that would help to avoid some of this <hes> heartache and hardship and I still think we can do that. We've lost some ground for sure. Some damage has been made inevitable now unfortunately but we still have time to avoid the most catastrophic consequences so rather than looking back and crying over spilt milk as they say. I look forward and try to figure out what I can do to serve in different way. Just watch you give what we might. Call the talk talk at this climate reality event not that dissimilar from the one you used in an inconvenient truth but how has your presentation changed in the thirteen years since the the movie is changed dramatically in a lot of ways because I can bring up examples of floods or droughts or storms or whatever whatever not from ten years ago but from yesterday or last week and literally every night on television news is like a nature ager. I threw the book of revelation and the examples that illustrate all of what the scientists have been warning us about are all around us now every single day. I think that does make an impression on people I know it. Does it makes an impression on me. Yeah I WANNA get your assessment of where we are with the big big picture on climate change today. We're seeing the positive side rapid progress on solutions like renewables Minnesota here. We generate twenty five percent of our electric power. You're from renewables as you know last year. That's way faster than people thought it would happen fifteen years ago. Public opinion is shifting. We know that a little bit and yet greenhouse gas emissions are still rising globally and this administration is basically a wall or going backwards on solution so what's the right urgency level here and what's your assessment of how this plays out for the next ten to twenty years the dramatic truth is that those of us who are alive today we have in our hands decisions to make that will have enormous consequences for thousand generations to come. Tom and that sounds overly dramatic but it's the case. We're putting one hundred ten million tonnes every day of this heat. Trapping pollution into the sky stays there for a thousand years on average and it's trapping so much extra heat <hes> the amount of extra heat energy every day is equal to five hundred thousand or Rocha uh-huh class atomic bombs exploding every day. That's crazy but that's what we're doing. Now what I think you're getting at in the first part of your question is how do we see this. They're contracting interesting trend some good some bad <hes>. We're gaining momentum for the solutions but we're not yet gaining on the crisis crisis because the crisis is still getting worse faster than we are mobilizing solutions yet because we're gaining momentum we may soon have within our capacity the ability to gain on the problem there was a famous economists in the last century name. Rudy Dornbush who once said things take longer to happen than you think they will but then they happen much faster than you thought they could. I think think that it's likely to be true. Where are solutions to this crisis. It's taken longer than many of us thought. It would hoped it would anyway but. But I think that we're now getting to the point where it could happen faster than anybody can imagine to take one example <hes> when the cost of electricity <hes> pity from solar and win gets not only cheaper than electricity from Cohen Gas but way cheaper then no matter how much political political power the fossil fuel companies have it would just take a complete idiot to continue spending way more money than necessary to create dirtier and expensive electricity when you can have it for much cheaper when cleaner air and more jobs and I think we're right in that region now where we're going to see see this flip over and more rapid change. I hope that I'm not pollyannish or overly optimistic but that's the pattern I see unfolding right now. Let's talk about about how that seems to be happening a little bit. I mean if you look at investors. The big insurance firms Swiss re Munich REC- this changing catastrophic loss model we saw P._G.. Any go bankrupt <hes> because of the fire liability in California right. I mean some saying that's the I fortune five hundred climate bankruptcy. How important is this growing investor risk awareness in driving that positive change you talk about Oh. I think it's extremely important there was a story this this morning about the largest private investor black rock losing many billions on fossil fuel investments and they're still the largest fossil fuel in bed. I'm not picking on my in respect them a lot but there so many investors who are taking a close look at the fact that these carbon assets <unk> are really not that different from the subprime mortgages of a few years ago you know there were seven and a half million subprime mortgages meaning mortgages that it looked as if they were triple. A. Rated assets with a value that was based on <hes> false assumptions when actually they were worthless because they'd been given out to people that couldn't make monthly payments and good make down payments and there was a mass delusion and people finally pull pull back the layers of the onion enough to see the truth of it and they suddenly collapsed and that's what caused the credit crisis and then the great recession well. We've now got twenty two trillion dollars worth of carbon assets the reserves of coal and oil and gas and the stocks and these as multinational companies that are based on the assumption that all that fossil fuels going to be burnt well it can't be burn won't be burned not just because of some mm treaty or some law but because solar and wind is going to be much cheaper and efficiency is reducing the demand for what they're selling an electric cars or a progressively destroying the market for liquid petroleum assets and it's only a matter of time before they wake up to this the largest sovereign wealth fund in the world the Norwegian Fund which got all his money from oil and gas. They're really smart. They just announced they're going to divest one hundred percent for from oil and gas assets a so those who are taking the time to read the handwriting on the wall are coming to the conclusion that they need to get with this change and move onto into renewables and the sustainability revolution.
Mark Levin
Virginia lawmakers end special session without gun vote
"Leave Virginia lawmakers today are juror into special session that was called to address gun violence after less than two hours the GOP speaker of the house of delegates occur **** said the session was called by democratic governor Ralph Northam it was premature because that investigation into the mass shooting in Virginia beach is an over the ridge the governor called the session the man's for floor votes Rocha all demonstrate to me how the whole thing is just someone watching
World News Tonight with David Muir
Russia to pull plug on nuclear arms pact after U.S. backs out
"Rocha is pulling the plug on the nuclear arms pact with the US this after the Trump administration said it's suspending the treaty dating back to the Reagan era accusing Moscow of violating that accord observers say all may signal a new arms race, here's ABC's. Lana Zak tonight, experts are warning of a new Cold War as one of the most crucial arms race treaties. In history collapses, Russian President, Vladimir Putin has promised that Russia is developing new intermediate range weapons in response to the
BBC World Service
Nicaragua's Ortega agrees to talk as deadly protests rage on
"Hello this is the bbc news at funeral mcdonald antigovernment protests have continued across nicaragua despite president danielle artigas promise to review the pension reforms that sparked the unrest in the latest violence a journalist was shot dead as he reported live on the clashes here's lynne leonardo rocha this situation is still very tense because presence than your came out calling for dialogue calling for peace and saying that nicaragua of course with a civil war suffered a lot that young people didn't remember that and he said he was even willing to review and talk about this season reforms but the main organisation represented the private sector they have issued a statement saying they are not going to take part in any negotiation unto people who are arrests have released in the end of repression by riot police talks about the political crisis in armenia expected to take place in the capital yerevan the opposition leader nicole passion yon said he's only prepared to discuss the resignation of the prime minister save sargus who's lead the country for ten years the protesters have been angered by constitutional maneuver that allows them to retain our here's rehan dmitri there are a lot of problems in our media in its external policy you know over dependence on russia unresolved territorial disputes with azerbaijan but i think the driving force for these protests is the internal policy we've seen a significant number of young people students even high school children taking part in these protests and they're saying they want to see change in the country the tide of the same ruling the country and they believe that if the leadership changes then that will bring about changes in other areas of neither and armenian an impassioned manifest tour jing action against what it terms a new antisemitism has been published in a french newspaper brenda marshall reports the manifesto condemns what it calls quiet ethnic purging especially working class neighbourhoods driven by increasing islamist radicalism and media silence on the issue the jewish community in france is facing a growing number of attacks which the manifesto ascribes to the old antisemitism of the extreme right being exacerbated by the radical left arguing that islam lists of victims of society detailing some horrific recent murders of jews the manifesto describes increasing antisemitism in france as a failure of democracy and calls for national action to combat the.