This guy said nothing useful

Emmanuel

Curiouser and Curiouser still!!😊

Excellent

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Ar priverstinis lenkų kilmės gyventojų lietuvinimas Lietuvoje irgi yra humanitarizmo požymis?

Nice discussion

Excellent discuss

that boy is soooooooo cute!

Love it 😍

Ur dumb

This is the best professor in the univers ❤❤❤❤❤

Smagu balsą išgirst! :-)

Thank you for your explanation! Greetings from the Netherlands

Greetings from Brazil

Does the NDP-Liberal Alliance increase the chances of Electoral Reform coming to fruition?

Great interview! It's always edifying to listen you, Astrid!

Professor Tully presents a somewhat misleading view of Athenian democracy that does great disservice to his argument as it grossly misrepresents historical reality. The political organisation of ancient Athens was very much a system in which “one segment of the population ruled over another part of the population”. Only a small percentage of the Athenian population was in fact entitled to participate in governing the city. Women for example were excluded from political life, and there is no reason to believe that they represented any less than half of the population. There is a wide margin of error in estimations of the population of ancient Athens and of its composition, however foreign-born residents (metics) represented a sizeable percentage of the population. They were similarly excluded from participation in governing the city, as were slaves, by far the largest component of the population, who greatly outnumbered all other classes, perhaps more than 2 to 1. In that sense, no linguistic transformation had taken place when Thomas Paine employed the term democracy in the late 18th century since the soon-to-be-constituted United States similarly excluded women and slaves from political life. Professor Tully’s idyllic depiction of direct democracy in Athens is also misleading since we know that important decisions in civic government required a quorum of 6000 citizens. Such a requirement would hardly have been necessary if the entire population of eligible Athenians (estimated at 30,000 to 40,000 male citizens) had regularly attended the assemblies. Even so, the functions that we now consider to be entailed in governing a state were in actual fact carried out by councillors and jurors who were chosen by lottery not exercised by direct democracy. Yes, there are good reasons why direct democracy should be more widely employed today. Emulation of a fundamentally unjust archaic system of government, even after it has been idealised beyond recognition, is not one of them.

This is the most french looking professor I've ever seen. The glasses, the turtle neck, he's got it all.

the lesson is make a plan

look how long it took to negotiate the Canada EU free Trade Agreement 2016 why?

not so much a strategy but rather not by design but by default no long term plan

built by default and therefore problematic

texas model in alberta

wow is this the best we have and that strategy is weak and no one thought through the situation

White Genocide is in full effect

There is no such thing as "multiculturalism".

This does not appear to be Zoltan Poszar speaking, but someone else?

One of the best talks I have ever seen

"Until my dying day I shall refuse to love a scheme of things in which children are put to torture" Rest In Peace lil ANGEL...

the european union never should have been a strictly european thing, it should have included the us, canada, australia, and new zealand. who are we in these countries mostly european... nato is transatlantic because europe needed it to be to defend them. but politically and economically they are euro.. its there flaw and downfall. we are all multicultural countries. why would they limit themselves. the west should be united more. the economy would be the biggest ever. like 40 trillion gdp. in europe they would rather have turkey into the european union then include australia, new zealand, canada, or the us. back in colonial times the atlantic ocean was never a boundary it was a frontier.

I remember the tragedy very well. As time goes on we forget. I was reminded tonight as I seen you on pbs tv. I had never lost a family member in such a tragedy so I can't imagine the pain in your family. I live in Ohio in the United States. Your interview touch my heart. You are a good soul I know. I will be reading your book.. I hope your family all good. Thank you for telling your personal family story. Only good will come from it. ❤

I had the privilege to take a class from Prof. Czarnota in Bialystok, Poland in 2010. Good to see him again ! :)

Even India can & must learn that from the EU as most Indian units/states have their own separate language, culture, identity & history. Actually I'd like to see India learn from Canada too coz currently we don't have any form of federalism & people think quasi federal means actual federalism ignoring India is actually unitary & only the existence of multi parties parliamentary democracy gives the appearance of federalism as state level parties are much stronger in some states than the so called national parties.

Populism = democracy ✔️

YES to Donald Trump, Yes to Viktor Orban, Yes to Nigel Farage, Yes to president Duterte, etc. NO, NO, NO, NO, NO, to George Soros

MAGA Donald Trump ... Go Trump Go build the wall😘👍👍👍👍👍

Yes to Donald Trump, yes to Viktor Orban, yes to Nigel Farage, yes to president Duterte, etc.. NO , NO, NO, NO, NO, to George Soros

Prof. Celikates is currently a Professor at Freie Universität Berlin: www.geisteswissenschaften.fu-berlin.de/we01/institut/mitarbeiter/professuren/celikates/index.html Would you mind chaning the description in that respect? All the best!

Please turn down the music.

fun seeing you !!!!

Super !

So sorry EUCAnet us average Citizens don't want to live in an Islamic centered country or be overrun by millions of illegal African migrants from the 3rd world. if you rich well off people and educated elites want to live with Africans and Muslims to follow Mahummad why not just go to their countries? Why force everyone else to live with them here?

Far right? Or just normal citizens not wanting to be over run with Africans and Muslims?

Cultural Marxism is real.

great video!

Thanks for the video

It is safer to be in Canada at that time than to be in Verdun , that's a fact.

Excellent webinar! Thank you

Hi Alex would you please contact me: [email protected]