R.O. #26: Diluting Nations

from Rightfully Ours Hosted by Führy and Sharp

New hate speech laws in Ireland, Russia declaring the lgbtq as a terrorist organization, Trump’s potential contingent election, military importance in changing political systems, the WHO pandemic treaty and the notion that life is not as bad as it seems just yet - these are some of the main themes in today’s episode. We also discuss the cultural uniqueness of British people and some of the complaints Americans have about our way of doing things. Share your opinions on the discussion board: https://twitter.com/OursRightfully/status/1731412166694085050 And follow us on X at oursrightfully Here is the closed petition on the WHO treaty, read the full government response - its absurd: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/614335

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