Podcasts about occupiers

A reading and commentary on Dr. Edwin Vieira's By Tyranny Out of Necessity: The Bastardy of Martial Law, Chapter 4, Section 3. The discussion revolves around the themes of liberty and security, drawing on historical and contemporary contexts. The episode begins with a Samurai maxim, "After the victory, tighten your helmet strap," attributed to Toyotomi Hideyoshi, a Sengoku Jidai warlord who rose from peasant roots to become a de facto leader before Tokugawa Ieyasu's victory at Sekigahara. Hideyoshi's philosophy of preparing for future challenges even after victories is emphasized, highlighting the nature of change and impermanence. The episode then transitions to contemporary political changes, noting favorable shifts towards liberty in December 2024 but also recognizing opposing forces, such as attacks on private property and ongoing global conflicts. The speakers stress the importance of warriors expecting the unexpected and practicing mindfulness, sensory clarity, and equanimity. A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to discussing Dr. Edwin Vieira's book, "By Tyranny Out of Necessity, the Bastardy of Martial Law," which explores the concept of martial law and its implications. The speakers outline the plans and policies for martial law, emphasizing the constitutional remedies available and the role of the Second Amendment in supporting a well-regulated militia. They argue that decentralized, localized execution of law prevents tyranny and highlight tools of liberty like jury nullification, secession, and revolution. The episode delves into the theory of martial governance, where military deployment imposes law and order, potentially leading to the suppression of legitimate governments by rogue officials. The speakers discuss the authority of the occupant in occupied territories, the potential for martial governance to override constitutional protections, and the imposition of censorship, control of communication, and restriction of movement. The speakers also address the potential for a national paramilitary police state, justified by emergencies and war powers, and call for refutation of legal arguments for martial law and governance. They emphasize the importance of martial arts training, armed self-defense, and the need for the public to be organized, armed, and disciplined to maintain constitutional order. Stay in touch: Link.EverydaySamurai.Life Book: https://go.everydaysamurai.life/EoGCS 00:00 Mindfulness skills to combat technocracy and tyranny. 00:36 - Samurai Maxim and Political Changes 03:21 - Martial Law and Government Authority 05:39 Military occupation replaces legitimate government's authority. 06:43 - Military Occupation and Governance Rules 07:25 War could lead to military governance overriding laws. 11:01 - Control Over Occupied Territories 11:25 Occupier may suspend or corrupt local courts. 14:47 - Martial Law Regulations 15:49 General rule: aid enemy, tried by military. 18:42 - Authority and Requisition Rights 20:36 Loss of communication, freedom, and forced labor. 22:25 - Occupation Law and Governance 22:42 Occupiers exploit immunities, fostering lawless institutional culture. 26:19 - Legal Rationalizations of Martial Governance 29:49 - Analysis of Police State Apparatus 29:31 Constitution opposes martial governance; skepticism warranted. 33:22 - Role of Martial Governance 34:52 Martial arts: truth, discernment, governance, freedom. 35:45 Discernment, books, training: securing a free state.

November 20th 2024 Yuriy reflects on the 1,001 days since the full-scale invasion began and discusses how both naive civilians and experienced soldiers underestimated the war's duration, initially believing in a quick resolution... Here is the article Yuriy mentions in the episode: https://substack.com/home/post/p-151861795?source=queue You can email Yuriy, ask him questions or simply send him a message of support: fightingtherussianbeast@gmail.com    You can help Yuriy and his family by donating to his GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-yuriys-family   Yuriy's Podbean Patron sign-up to give once or regularly: https://patron.podbean.com/yuriy   Buy Yuriy a coffee here: https://bmc.link/yuriymat  Subscribe to his substack: https://yuriymatsarsky.substack.com/  ----more---- TRANSCRIPT: (Apple Podcasts & Podbean app users can enjoy accurate closed captions)      it is 20th of November. Today marks exactly 1,000 days since I joined the army. This means the full-scale invasion has been ongoing for 1,001 days. I insist on this term full-scale invasion because the war began much earlier on the winter of 2014. This was not 1,000 days ago, but 3,926 days ago. This 1,001 days mark the time when the war affected all Ukrainians region, not only the homes of residents of Crimea and Dansk, but literally everyone.  Yesterday, I wrote a piece on Substack about how this war was perceived 1,000 days ago by people like me, civilians, who decided to challenge the Russian onslaught and volunteered for the Army.  You can read that piece. There is a link to it in this episode's description. Here I will just briefly summarize it. We were very naive and genuinely believed this could all end quickly. End naturally with our victory.  But it's important to include the perspective of professional soldiers, or at least who had experienced fighting Russia in Albas in 2014 and the following years. Here's the thing,   they also thought it would be relatively quick. However, from where point of view, this "quick" scenario was entirely different from what we imagined.   Professional soldiers in those early days did not go out to win, but to die. They went to buy the country time to evacuate government institutions and military reserves closer to the western border.  They- and alongside them us- were supposed to act as a break on the Russian army, slowing their advance with our lives. Slow down, not stop. The idea was that by the time the invaders could come closer to a few Western regions where the remnants of state apparatus evacuated to these invaders would already be exhausted and more likely to negotiate.  But things turned out very differently. But anyway, this is far from over. A long war still lies ahead.  

Curious about the legalities that surround everyday mishaps? Join us as we explore these fascinating topics with Michael Mulligan, a seasoned Barrister and Solicitor from Mulligan Defence Lawyers. We kick off by dissecting a real-life incident where a woman sustained serious injuries after tripping in a pothole at a 7-Eleven parking lot. Michael offers a deep dive into the Occupiers Liability Act in British Columbia, emphasizing the critical need for a reasonable system of inspections and maintenance to counter negligence claims. We'll also touch on the nuances of exceptions, such as for trespassers and specific rural or recreational properties.Our discussion then shifts to a compelling estate dispute involving a father's will and his three daughters. The youngest daughter, despite being raised in a well-off environment by her aunt and uncle, felt emotionally abandoned by her biological father. This emotional complexity led to a court decision enforcing equal distribution among the daughters, stressing the moral obligation of adequate support. Wrapping up, we discuss the responsibilities of Judicial Case Managers in the Provincial Court. Follow this link for a transcript of the show and links to the cases discssed.

Today on the show: Israeli occupiers expand violent military operations in the west bank, vowing to turn it into another Gaza Strip. We'll speak with Zeaid Abbas from the Middle East Children's Alliance about the deadly situation. Also is the University of California, San Francisco Repressing Pro-Palestinian Faculty, Students, and Staff from speaking out about the US armed genocide in Palestine. The post Israeli Occupiers Expand Violent Military Operations in The West Bank appeared first on KPFA.

In this third and final part of this mini-series with Kenyan artist Omish Njash we begin with me putting to Omish the welcome activism GenZ have picked up and carried forward and how the government has tried to disrupt them. I mention unity as a key principle behind this movement, and here Omish begins the landslide of his thoughts. I could have added all of his text here as quotations but instead I will leave simply a few notable ones for you:“The greatest gift the younger generation has given this country is they have shaken us out of an apathy.”“It was a revolution, but it wasn't a evolution that liberates all the people who deserve liberating.”“There were aspects of our togetherness that were not there. “Thank you so much Omish Njash for your time and wisdom. I ask all of those who can, to buy this Kenyan artist a coffee or two. He and his friends, and the millions like him around the world, need our support.Thank you Omish for your time. Enjoy!Please support Omish Njash if you can at this link:APONDI SATUNYA! - Ko-fi ❤️ Where creators get support from fans through donations, memberships, shop sales and more! The original 'Buy Me a Coffee' Page.I welcome opinions of every kind so please come and find me on social media at:Instagram: TwoandaMicTwitter: TwoandaMic1Should I really have to ask?

Trading conditions across Greater Manchester are challenging, with uncertainty over the economy and the future of work leading occupiers to operate with caution, according to Fletcher CRE director John Fletcher. In terms of deal numbers, Fletcher CRE is the highest-placed regional agent on the Radius On Demand Rankings across Greater Manchester for the year to date, with 15 deals over the line totalling 37,704 sq ft of space. Fletcher believes the towns of Greater Manchester benefit greatly from the success of Manchester city centre, but he believes investment is needed both in infrastructure and the right redevelopment if they are to realise their potential. He is also hopeful that Thursday's general election will remove one element of instability and encourage occupiers to commit to decisions.

David Abrams is the co-founder and CEO of HILO, a platform that is digitizing customer experience to create connected communities of people in buildings. David is also host of the TEN, the Tenant Experience Network podcast. David brings his entrepreneurial and marketing background and context to explore commercial real estate landlords', owners', and occupiers' evolving circumstances. He explains why they need to be collaborating to create hospitality-driven, new tech-enhanced environments and programmed experiences for tenants—for each individually and together as a community.     TAKEAWAYS   [02:29] David takes a while to sort out what he wants to study at college ending up focusing on marketing and accounting.   [03:01] David enjoys the ability accounting gives him to explore how businesses operate.   [03:49] As a first entrepreneurial opportunity, David gets involved in repositioning a struggling agency.   [04:58] Early agency clients span commercial real estate and nonprofit, the latter which David finds especially satisfying.    [05:45] Raw Society is launched to focus on critical strategic work before the creative process begins.   [07:15] The ESG movement makes building operators start to think about environmental impact.    [07:52] What is the effect of the densification of people living and working in central business districts?   [09:13] New thinking is first driven by occupants, relating to basic ESG initiatives like recycling.   [10:14] Operators go paperless, initiating digital communications their tenants' employees.    [11:32] David loves the opportunity to start creating environments that people enjoyed being in.   [12:16] The smartest operators recognized they could develop better relationships and community by connecting their tenants.    [12:55] The ultimate goal is to improve tenant retention through better customer service and experiences.   [14:09] Every building has constant turnover—both tenants and tenants' employees.   [14:51] David launches his new company in 2019, gets financing and is in full growth mode when the pandemic hits.   [15:37] As an entrepreneur, David recognizes his two choices - give up or dig in.    [17:38] With little clarity about the future, they tried to be pragmatic about future technology needs.   [21:30] New realizations emerge after a difficult period that extended operators' boundaries.   [23:09] Operators realize their responsibility to be involved in spaces beyond their buildings.   [24:24] Extra costs can be covered by charging premium rent or sharing new community spaces.    [26:20] Connectivity is a huge driver of experience when it is pervasive and consistent.   [27:18] Investments go into programming, content, services and staff to offer white glove experiences.   [28:51] Office and multifamily categories are all hiring people from the hospitality industry.   [29:37] Programming, services, and staffing are becoming integral and significant to buildings' offerings.   [31:00] The key factor is not the size of the building, but the commitment of its ownership.   [31:49] Across building classes, technology can be an equalizer to provide higher levels of service.   [34:05] Technology delivers better experiences and reduces friction when people choose to enter the built world.   [35:27] How can we put the power of personalization into the hands of the individual?   [36:29] David imagines we are between first and second base in the evolution of office buildings.   [37:15] People need to congregate for the right reasons in the right environments to do the right kind of work.   [39:49] IMMEDIATE ACTION TIP: Occupiers and landlords need to think beyond the work that needs to get done in an office and co-create experiences that support good work. Consider all the various touchpoints for each person across technology, programming, content, services and staffing.       RESOURCES   David Abrams on LinkedIn David's company HILO's website HILO on Instagram TEN – The Tenant Experience Network     QUOTES   “Buildings are not silos. They're part of a neighborhood, they're part of a city and they create community.”   “It's a conversation around where should I work on any given day where can great work happen?”   “How can we put the power of personalization into the hands of the individual. How can they use technology to better connect and engage with all the various spaces and places in their lives and have it not be top down driven.”   “People need to come together for the right reasons in the right environments with the right people to do the right kind of work.”   “The occupier and the landlord need to be open minded. They need to think beyond just the work that needs to get done and start to think about creating an experience that will support great work.”

In this Radio Feature, Rabbi Gary discusses Israel's Independence Day. This 1 minute episode will air on KKLA 99.5 in Los Angeles, beginning May 10, 2024, on Fridays during rush hour.

Episode 246-All Things Gaza: In this week's episode of the National Crawford Roundtable we look at how the events in Gaza affect the United States and the upcoming Presidential election.  What is the impact of Palestinian Occupiers/Protestors on college campuses?  Are Ivy League schools finally reaping what they've sown over the past 60 years?  What impact will Biden's Israel Policy toward Israel have on the November election, especially on young voters?  How big is this issue compared to something like the Southern Border?  Is Biden governing right now or traveling for votes?  How is coordinated anti-semitism happening in real-time in an era that supposedly is hostile to "hate speech"?  Is there any role the Church can play, or do we just hope all of this goes away?

3351 – April 1, 2024 – Avoid the “I Told You So’s” and say welcome aboard, let’s work together. We must work hard if we expect to reap the benefits. The D.C. Occupiers know NOTHING about what we need out here in “normal person” land, but they still tax, mandate and regulate us like they were our bosses. It ain’t ... The post Avoid the “I Told You So’s” appeared first on CSC Talk Radio.

The rise of ancient empires in the Eurasian continent ushered in the Axial Age, with its ideologies of absolute good and evil and the promise of revolutionary recompense for unheard-of oppression by the Occupiers of the Earth (שכני הארץ). The books of 1 Enoch and Jubilees, quoted by name in the New Testament, still contained in the Bible of the Ethiopic churches, and exerting a massive influence over the entire Christian view of human history, have recently been re-edited and re-translated with reference to the Aramaic and Hebrew originals partially recovered from the Dead Sea scrolls. Their text shows a greater class consciousness than ever, declaring, “it was not ordained for a man to be a slave, nor was a decree given for a woman to be a handmaid: but it happened because of oppression. This lawlessness was not sent upon the earth: but men created it by themselves, and those who do it will come to a great curse,” (98:4) proclaiming, “woe to those who build their houses not with their own labors, and make the whole house of the stones and bricks of sin,” (99:13) while we workers “toiled and labored and were not masters of our labor; we became the food of the sinners.” (103:11) In response to this situation—ambiguously connected with the idea of God's angelic police (עירין “watchers”) and prosecutors (שׂטנין “accusers”) betraying Him and engaging in a kind of mafia side hustle which corrupted some humans so that they began to consume and exploit others—the patriarchs Enoch and Moses are given secret knowledge of the cosmic surveillance apparatus that will bring reward to the just, punishment to the rich, and justice to the victims of oppression. We engage in an extended meditation on the impact of these ideas as a weapon of class struggle, both from above and below, in late antique, medieval, capitalist, and our own techno-feudal times. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

3331 – March 4, 2024 – The Separation of Powers WORKS – The Supreme Court votes UNANIMOUSLY that Colorado CANNOT remove Donald J. Trump from its presidential primary ballots! This is a WIN for America!! The DCOOOACDs (D.C. Occupiers, Occupying Offices And Cuttin’ Deals) pick Extra Super RINO Nikki Haley as their choice for the Republican nominee for President of ... The post The Separation of Powers WORKS appeared first on CSC Talk Radio.

Donate to get this seen by thousands: https://pulseofisrael.com/boost-this-video/ Avi covers the truth behind who the real occupiers and colonizers are in Israel.

Surreal? In Toronto yesterday, as pro-Palestinian demonstrators made their way again onto a highway 401 overpass, causing it to be shut down by police and separating two factions of the demonstrators engaging in intimidation in a heavily Jewish area of the city, Toronto police, instead of removing the demonstrators, acted as a Tim Hortons coffee delivery service and brought the bridge occupiers coffee and donuts purchased by one of their separated fellow demonstrators. All caught on video.  Guest: Joe Warmington, Toronto Sun columnist. In his column today JW describes the incident as a clear "double-double standard."   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's podcast: Beginning January 1, Saskatchewan, according to premier Scott Moe "removed the carbon tax from home heating, making life more affordable. Saskatchewan families will no longer pay the carbon tax, or the GST on the carbon tax on natural gas or electrical heated" posted the premier to 'X'. - Might the premier and/or cabinet minister face fines or in the absolute extreme a prison sentence. Premier Moe has told us on air the Trudeau government can "bring it on!" Guest: Scott Moe. Premier: Saskatchewan   Surreal? In Toronto yesterday, as pro-Palestinian demonstrators made their way again onto a highway 401 overpass, causing it to be shut down by police and separating two factions of the demonstrators engaging in intimidation in a heavily Jewish area of the city, Toronto police, instead of removing the demonstrators, acted as a Tim Hortons coffee delivery service and brought the bridge occupiers coffee and donuts purchased by one of their separated fellow demonstrators. All caught on video.  Guest: Joe Warmington, Toronto Sun columnist. In his column today JW describes the incident as a clear "double-double standard."     Book - Dirty Money: Financial Crime in Canada. Authors and professors Christian Leuprecht (Queen's U) and Jamie Ferrill (Charles Sturt U, Australia) write lawmakers at every level of government are disengaged from trying to intercede national financial criminal activity, while police are too engaged with their own investigations to initiate new ones. Massive financial organized crime has almost no chance of being discovered, leading to prosecutions. Guests: Professor Christian Leuprecht, international security expert at Queen's University and RMC.  Jamie Ferrill. Financial crimes investigator/instructor at the Graduate School of Policing and Security, Charles Sturt University, Canberra, Australia. Formerly with CBSA   The ethics surrounding the prime minister and the Liberal government go well beyond questions about ethical propriety of Justin Trudeau's Christmas/New Year free from a "friend" Jamaica vacation at a property with a usual daily price tag of $9300. - Are the correct questions being asked? Former parliamentary ethics commissioner Mario Dion (a Trudeau selection in 2018), told the NP "the public has to believe that ethics are taken seriously, and they have yet to have any big evidence of that since 2018." Dion found no less than 5 senior Liberal cabinet ministers, including the PM (for a second time) guilty of ethics violations. There are though significant questions to be asked about Trudeau's Jamaica vacay and it being cleared by interim ethics commissioner Konrad von Finkenstein. Guest: Duff Conacher. Co-founder Democracy Watch. Lays out the concerns.  --------------------------------------------- Host/Content Producer – Roy Green Technical/Podcast Producer – Tom Craig Podcast Co-Producer – Matt Taylor If you enjoyed the podcast, tell a friend! For more of the Roy Green Show, subscribe to the podcast! https://globalnews.ca/roygreen/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today on the Show: Nora Barrows Friedman, author and host at the Electronic Intifada, and a former producer here at Flashpoints: We'll talk with Nora about how the Israeli occupiers target and murder journalists and breaking the record for killing the messenger in wartime, and have also bombed much of the Gaza health care system into near runes. The post Nora Barrows Friedman On How the Israeli Occupiers Target and Murder Journalists. appeared first on KPFA.

December 14th 2023 Yuriy shares a poignant encounter with a fellow soldier, reflecting on their time defending Kyiv from the Russian offensive. They delve into the toll of the war, discussing the losses, injuries, and the constant stress that affects them both. This conversation sheds light on the invisible struggles faced by soldiers on the frontlines. You can email Yuriy, ask him questions or simply send him a message of support: fightingtherussianbeast@gmail.com    You can help Yuriy and his family by donating to his GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-yuriys-family   Yuriy's Podbean Patron sign-up to give once or regularly: https://patron.podbean.com/yuriy   Buy Yuriy a coffee here: https://bmc.link/yuriymat  ----more---- TRANSCRIPT: (Podbean app users can enjoy closed captions) It's December 14.  This week, I met by chance, a person with whom I stood in line at the military enlistment office and served in the same unit in the very first weeks of war where we together defended Kyiv from the Russian offensive. This man is about 20 years older than me. He had already served in the Soviet army, so he was our senior in the first hours before our first officers arrived to take command.  After the liberation of the Kyiv region, he was assigned to a unit that was fighting on the very border with Russia. We had not seen each other for about a year and a half. And when we accidentally ran into each other in one of our headquarters, we exchanged news and immediately started discussing our mutual acquaintances with whom we served together in the first days and weeks.  It was a very sad conversation. Most of these people are no longer fighting. Some were killed, some were captured, and at least two of 25 to 30 people with whom we signed up for the army together are missing. Many of you're discharged from the army due to illness and injuries. Even rear service did not guarantee people a peaceful life. One of our friends became a military cook relatively far from the front line, but a Russian missile hit the building where his kitchen was located, and he was seriously injured.  In general out of those who came with us only about half are stealing the ranks. Even less. And we, those who remained, have changed a lot since the beginning of the war. That friend of mine, whom I met by chance the other day, has lost a lot of weight. He has lost at least a few of his own weight. This is despite the fact that the army feeds really testing and nutritious.  This is how constant stress, a constant feeling of danger reflects on him. The stress also affects me very much, but in a different way. I'm losing my teeth since the beginning of the war, in less than two years, I've lost eight of them. Stress becomes an integral part of your life, but it's impossible to get used to it. You just live each day aware. Whatever step you take, every breath you take could be your last. As long as the war continues, there are no safe places or safe times. The stress sometimes gets stronger, sometimes weaker, but it never goes away completely. It becomes a part of you and it works together with Russian occupiers- while we're trying to destroy you from the outside, stress destroys you from the inside and does it very skillfully. 

December 8th 2023 Yuriy shares his struggle with illness and the pivotal role of shells in Ukraine's survival. He highlights the dire consequences that losing access to shells would have on the lives of civilians and emphasizes the moral responsibility of decision-makers in the West to support their fight for freedom and protect innocent lives. You can email Yuriy, ask him questions or simply send him a message of support: fightingtherussianbeast@gmail.com    You can help Yuriy and his family by donating to his GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-yuriys-family   Yuriy's Podbean Patron sign-up to give once or regularly: https://patron.podbean.com/yuriy   Buy Yuriy a coffee here: https://bmc.link/yuriymat  ----more---- TRANSCRIPT: (Podbean app users can enjoy closed captions) It's December 8th.  Once again, I'm forced to apologize for my long absence- I have been sick for the past week, I just lay there unable to do anything with a high fever and waited for the time when I would become a human again, not a piece of hot stone. I don't know if it was Covid or the flu, but it was really hard. I was only able to get out of this state by a call from the United States, from a reporter from the Atlantic Magazine. He called me yesterday to get a short comment on what the possible cessation of supplies of shells from the United States would mean for Ukraine.  It was supposed to be a short conversation. One main question, a couple of clarified ones, and that's it. The comment is ready, but we talked for almost an hour because these shells are the most important thing for Ukraine now. They are simply the guarantee of our survival. I will try to briefly summarize the main thoughts of my stories so that you understand what I mean. Remember I often mention Russian "meat waves" in this podcast. Suicidal attempts of the enemy to occupy Ukrainian positions by the forces of only the infantry without the participation of any equipment. This suicidal assaults in which the Russians are simply killing their soldiers by the thousands are carried out only because we have artillery and shells for it, thanks to which a thank or an armored personal carrier does not live on the battlefield for more when few minutes. If we didn't have the opportunity to destroy their equipment from a distance the Russians would not attack with suicide infantry. They would simply drive their armor onto our positions into our cities. The occupiers are forced to run on foot to machine guns across mine fields precisely because we still have enough guns and shells for them, thanks to which the occupiers are afraid to send equipment to the battlefield. I called the shells for guns that we receive from the United States, 'a deadly iron curtain' that simply keeps the enemy in the positions it had managed to occupy and does not let it go farther. "What will happen if Ukraine has no shells?" The reporter asked me. The answer is very simple. "If our guns are left without shells, the iron curtain between us and the occupiers will fall. It will be much easier for them to capture new cities and entire regions. Losses among Ukrainian soldiers will increase and increase very noticeably. If we are left without shells, new Buchas and new Mariupols will await us. That is new mass killings of a civilian population in the occupied territories. New tortures, new abuses of elderly children and women."  The reporter also asked what people who make decisions in the West about providing or not providing shells need to know. Here too, everything is simple. Imagine you have a warehouse with shells where you are not threatened by anything, where these shells just lie and will never be used. And somewhere there is a country in which real concentration camps will appear without these shells. In which thousands of people will die a very terrible death if where defenders are left without shells. And so you have a very clear choice. Either you keep the shells that you don't really need, and through this you become an accomplice of those who are creating new Auschwitz and Dachaus in the 21st century. Or you do what a human being should do. You give these shells away and save the lives of the elderly and children. Everything is actually that simple. You can't be above this fight. You either help those who are fighting for freedom and life, or you do nothing ever by help without your parents and murderers

Martin Samworth joined CBRE as a graduate in 1983 and enjoyed 37 years service with the company until 2020.He has extensive global corporate experience across the entire real estate sector at the highest level with Developers, Investors and Occupiers and with a background of specialising in Investment, Development and Real Estate Finance advice.He was appointed as CBRE Group President and Chairman APAC/EMEA, before retiring in December 2020.Since then Martin has taken on a number of Non-Executive and Chairing roles covering many aspects of the real estate industry.These roles include Chairing the RICS Board.

In today's episode we discuss: The Rebbe's answer to his questions on the Accusation of the Nations.Are we really robbers? Occupiers of a land that is not our own? What is this accusation based on?  ------------------------In this short series of episodes, we'll be discussing the deeper spiritual underpinnings of the nations of the world accusations against the Jews of being "occupiers" of the Land of Israel and of stealing the land.Does their claim have any basis? How should we as Jews address these allegations?What is the true root of the Jewish connection to the Land of Israel?These and other questions will be addressed.Based on a Sicha of the Rebbe on the first Rashi of Parshas Breishis, Given in the year 5726 (1965).Studied in the merit of a swift victory for the IDF in the current war and protecting the IDF soldiers and all Jewish lives within the land of Israel and throughout the world, as well as the speedy return of all of the hostages.Written essays to accompany the audio podcast:https://saredecom.wordpress.com/2023/11/13/why-is-the-whole-world-against-us-2/https://saredecom.wordpress.com/2023/11/06/why-is-the-whole-world-against-us/The Rebbe on how learning Torah can help fight a war: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsADqkXyALkMusic by Shoshannah.   Follow us on:  Youtube, Facebook, Twitter, InstagramTo sponsor an episode or for any other inquiries, email: itistaught@gmail.com Support the show

Sithelo Magagula is a lawyer in public law and he joins John to express the view that proposed amendments to the PIE Act contradict the balanced approach to eviction proceedings mandated by the Act and the South African Constitution.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The gap between home loans and house prices are at their largest ever, but this is still a boom time for investors. How is that possible? Let's Wealth Coffee Chat!

Welcome to our Industrial Advisors podcast, coming to you from Boise, Idaho, at the IAMC conference. In this episode, we sit down with Brandon Page, Vice President and Head of Leasing at Link, which owns over 500 million square feet of industrial space across the country. We discuss the state of the industrial real estate market in 2023, the changing dynamics of leasing, and the challenges in the capital markets. Brandon provides insights into the trends he's observing in the 3PL world and shares his predictions for the remainder of 2023 and what the future may hold for the industrial sector in 2024. Join us for a deep dive into the world of industrial real estate and gain valuable insights from an industry expert. Key Moments: 00:00:35- Introduction and Topic Overview 00:01:57 – Leasing Velocity in 2023 00:03:20- Trends with Occupiers in 2023 00:04:26- Acquisitions and Preferred Markets 00:07:44- 3PL discussion 00:09:01- Predictions for the remainder of 2023 and the outlook for 2024 00:13:26- Wrapping Up

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Considerable number of politicians, including Muslim rulers, around the world seem to be concerned and raising voices about illegal occupation of Palestine by 'israel'. One such example being President of Turkey, Tayyib Erdogan,  using harshest words against the occupiers.   Are these politicians, and international organizations, finally realising the attrocities unleashed by occupier 'israel' and raising legitimate voices against it?   Listed to the activist from Palestine roots, Br Amer Alwahwah, discuss the issue with Br Wassim Doureihi.

Michael Gould-Wartofsky on his TomDispatch article, "American Inquisition: Field Notes from the Frontlines of the Government's War on the Left," which also appeared at Salon. Michael Gould-Wartofsky is a writer, ethnographer, and human-rights activist from New York City and a postdoctoral research fellow at Columbia University. He is the author of The Occupiers and American Inquisitions (forthcoming in 2025), and has written for the Washington Post, the Daily Beast, Tom Dispatch, Gizmodo, Jacobin, Mother Jones, The Nation, and Newsweek. You can read more of his work at mgouldwartofsky.com. Also included: Rotten History about the Port of Chicago disaster.

Join Michael Creamer in this insightful episode as he sits down with Bill Knightly, Chief Executive of Global Occupier Services (GOS), to delve into the findings of our annual survey conducted in collaboration with CoreNet Global: "What Occupiers Want." Discover what truly matters to occupiers, ranging from sustainability and recruiting talent to post-pandemic portfolio transformations. With over 180 CRE leaders participating globally, the survey represents the collective perspectives of approximately 9.6 million employees and 741 million square feet of floor area. To gain a comprehensive understanding, download the full report: https://www.cushmanwakefield.com/en/insights/what-occupiers-want 

His city bounced from one country's control to another during World War II.  No matter who was in control…this young Jewish man feared for his...

(3/23/23) Lawrence West helped found Black Lives Matter Richmond Virginia following massively successful campaigns to take down confederate monuments in his home state of Virginia following the murder of George Floyd. What started as a tiny organization feeding the community known as The Kitchen, evolved into a cadre called The Occupiers that spent more than a year camped out on Monument Avenue to demand the removal of confederate statues. The organization broadened its mission and became one of 26 chartered chapters of Black Lives Matter grassroots. The recent killing of Irvo Otieno by sheriffs and staff inside a mental health facility underlines the urgency of their ongoing activism.

People who live in the Middle East have every right to attack the occupying forces there whose presence they oppose, and those occupying forces do not have any legitimate right to retaliate. Reading by Tim Foley.

January 30th 2023 Yuriy explains the Russian military offensive strategy known as sending in the 'meatwaves' and what Ukraine can do to defend itself, and what it needs from its allies. Yuriy has a message for you wherever you live and how you can help.  Yuriy's GoFundMe campaign to support his family: https://gofund.me/6bef49ba  Do you want to ask Yuriy a question? Email your question to him: fightingtherussianbeast@gmail.com  Yuriy's Podbean Patron sign-up to give once or regularly: ​​https://patron.podbean.com/yuriy  ----more---- Here are some organizations where you can donate: World Central Kitchen WCK is currently stationed in several locations near the Ukranian border. WCK provides fresh, nourishing meals for communities in need of relief from war and climate disasters. https://donate.wck.org/give/236738/#!/donation/checkout    Voices of Children Voices of Children helps children affected by the war in eastern Ukraine. They provide psychological and psychosocial support to children. It helps them overcome the consequences of armed conflict and develop. https://voices.org.ua/en/donat/   Save the Children Save the Children is Distributing essential humanitarian aid to children and their families https://www.savethechildren.org.uk/where-we-work/europe/ukraine   Revived Soldiers of Ukraine Revived Soldiers Ukraine (RSU) is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing aid to the people of Ukraine so that they may fulfill fundamental rights and freedoms such as right to life, right to appropriate and affordable medical care, freedom of belief and freedom for an adequate standard of living. https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=EECANTTJNHN7Y

Trespassers. The Occupiers' Liability Act 1984 (and in Scotland the Occupiers' Liability (Scotland) Act 1960) requires all owners of property to take reasonable steps to make their premises safe for anyone who enters them, even those who enter as trespassers, if they are aware of a risk on the premises. However, the doctrine of volenti has been applied to cases where a trespasser exposed themselves deliberately to risk: Titchener v British Railways Board, Ratcliff v McConnell, and Tomlinson v Congleton Borough Council. In the first case (decided before the Occupier's Liability Act was passed), a girl who had trespassed on the railway was hit by a train. The House of Lords ruled that the fencing around the railway was adequate, and the girl had voluntarily accepted the risk by breaking through it. In the second case, a student who had broken into a closed swimming-pool and injured himself by diving into the shallow end was similarly held responsible for his own injuries. The third case involved a man who dived into a shallow lake, despite the presence of "No Swimming" signs; the signs were held to be an adequate warning. Drunk drivers. The defense of volenti is now excluded by statute where a passenger was injured as a result of agreeing to take a lift from a drunk car driver. However, in a well-known case of Morris v Murray (Court of Appeal), volenti was held to apply to a drunk passenger, who accepted a lift from a drunk pilot. The pilot died in the resulting crash and the passenger who was injured, sued his estate. Although he drove the pilot to the airfield (which was closed at the time) and helped him start the engine and tune the radio, he argued that he did not freely and voluntarily consent to the risk involved in flying. The Court of Appeal held that there was consent: the passenger was not so drunk as to fail to realize the risks of taking a lift from a drunk pilot, and his actions leading up to the flight demonstrated that he voluntarily accepted those risks. Rescuers. For reasons of policy, the courts are reluctant to criticize the behavior of rescuers. A rescuer would not be considered volens if: He was acting to rescue persons or property endangered by the defendant's negligence; He was acting under a compelling legal, social or moral duty; and His conduct in all circumstances was reasonable and a natural consequence of the defendant's negligence. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/law-school/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/law-school/support

This week's conversation centers on the stories of Mary and Elizabeth and what their story can teach us about love, faith, and solidarity. In a moment of Divine joy, Mary utters one of the most famous and radical prayers in the Christian tradition, the Magnificat. In this prayer, Mary proclaims that God's liberation love is at work in her, her cousin, and her community. She proclaims that God will overthrow the occupying colonial Roman Empire. This prayer is amazing, beautiful, and inspirational, but - how should we read this given our status as folks who benefit from occupied colonial land? We end the podcast by returning to last week's conversation. Given the way that Mary and Elizabeth see the Divine in each other, we wonder how this perspective would influence how we interact with others. www.TheLoftLA.org

In the face of unprecedented population growth, this episode delves into the future of major cities, with particular focus on Sydney. Our experts share their insight into how population growth will influence retail spending, demand for office space and the next evolution of industrial spaces and provide their take on current occupier sentiment, to help guide investment.   You can learn more about the trends shaping Sydney by reading our full report, ‘Future Sydney: Investment Destination' available to download here. 

Latest news from 08 October 2022, as reported in the Ukrainian media. Support the podcast at: https://www.patreon.com/highlightsfromukraine and enjoy access to the special series on wartime life in Ukraine. Special thanks to our top Patreon supporters - Helena Pszczolko O'Callaghan, Pete Carroll and mattg629! You can tip us via PayPal at: highlightsfromukraine@gmail.com.

Since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic significant tailwinds have amplified nearly every metric associated with the logistics property market.

Occupiers of potentially quake prone buildings are being told that scoring a low safety rating shouldn't necessarily mean they have to evacuate the building. Officials have fast-tracked the release of new guidance for building users due to concerns from occupants, particularly in Wellington. Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment building performance and engineering team manager Dave Gittings said occupiers should also be looking at the relative risk of being in a building. Gittings spoke to Corin Dann.

With Earth Day approaching, CBRE's Global Chief Economist Richard Barkham and Chief Responsibility Officer Tim Dismond provide fresh perspective on environmental sustainability, and we hear from recent guests who shared insights on this topic.

Not a day passes without a ‘working from home' or ‘return to the office' headline while companies continue to adopt a hybrid format for working. For most companies, the demand for physical space has been directly impacted, and many are questioning their commitment. Occupiers' shifting priorities are having a major impact on the market. Our session will highlight these priorities including the use of technology, the importance of sustainability and what landlords can do to secure leasing opportunities. 

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February 16, 2022 - What is the ‘Metaverse? Wondering how it will affect end-users of Corporate Real Estate? Google describes the metaverse as a network of 3D virtual worlds focused on social connection, facilitated by the use of virtual and augmented reality. To answer these questions CoreNet NYC has invited Kunal Lunawat, Co-Founder and Managing Partner at Agya Ventures to give us an education in all things Metaverse: what it is and is not, and its application in other market sectors such as gaming, retail, and high-end residential. Kunal will be joined by Peter Van Emburgh, Senior VP of Global Corporate Real Estate at CBRE, who will share his experience in developing a virtual workplace pilot as part of the firm's CRE portfolio strategy. Occupiers will break into rooms to share their understanding (or not!) of the Metaverse, discuss learnings and best practices, and consider how this movement may impact commercial real estate in the years to come. All levels of knowledge are welcome! Speakers: Peter Van Emburgh, Senior Vice President, Global Corporate Real Estate, CBRE Kunal Lunawat, Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Agya Ventures

Police are descending on Parliament in large numbers, with at least four large police paddy wagons now outside the protest occupation. Occupiers have been camped in the grounds and nearby and their vehicle have blocked surrounding streets since February the 8th. On Tuesday they put out a call for reinforcements to join their cause in Wellington. Reporter Charlotte Cook spoke to Susie Ferguson from the scene.

Police are descending on Parliament in large numbers, with at least four large police paddy wagons now outside the protest occupation. Occupiers have been camped in the grounds and nearby and their vehicle have blocked surrounding streets since February the 8th. On Tuesday they put out a call for reinforcements to join their cause in Wellington. Reporter Charlotte Cook spoke to Susie Ferguson from the scene.

January 26, 2022 - PropTech Committee: Are Disrupting Technologies Really Changing the Way Occupiers Will Work Moving Forward? Accelerating Projects Transaction and Delivery as the New "IT" The CoreNet NYC PropTech committee is thrilled to feature a virtual seminar to discuss occupiers' opportunities and challenges with interweaving project delivery and transaction. The discussion will focus on how to approach key milestones for the transaction process leveraging technology, and how it relates to the project delivery process. Matt Giffune, Occupier Co-Founder, will moderate a panel discussion between David Gunter from Pinterest, Mack Freedman from DraftKings and Alex Angeline from Gorillas. They will both share their experiences on how they accelerate and optimize their transaction process and project delivery process in today's ever-changing environment. Moderator: Matt Giffune, Co-Founder, Occupier Panelists: David Gunter, Head of Global Workplace, Pinterest Alex Angeline, Head of Real Estate and Development, US Expansion, Gorillas Mack Freedman, Director of Global Real Estate, DraftKings

Since the pandemic started, the rental market has been one of the many industries that have taken a massive hit worldwide. Businesses from various sectors were forced to close, unemployment raised even more and as a result of that, tenants were unable to make rental payments. Catch @Zamantungwa Kumalo at 7 pm as she hosts Maggie Weber, the Head of Design at Tetris South Africa. Today we will be discussing the current rental market and evaluating how landlords can adapt in a post-pandemic world to attract new occupiers. Do you believe that future trends may shape the post-pandemic rental market? A: Yes B: No If yes, share with us in the comments what that trend may be. Guest: Maggie Weber, Head of design at Tetris South Africa #PrivatePropertyPodcast #YSYR #PrivateProperty #ForAllYourPropertyNeeds

Turn the page and open up to Chapter 3 of the real estate industry month. On this episode we had a chat with Kevin Hanan, our first young professional for the month. He is currently an associate with the occupiers services group for CBRE in Austin, Texas. CBRE is the largest commercial real estate firm in the world. CBRE has over 100,000 employees and is on the Fortune's 500 list of companies! He is a St.Mary's Gael graduate that studied business administration and is also a former collegiate soccer player. Learn more about what it's like to work at the world's largest commercial real estate and investment firm, how Kevin decided between real estate and the music industry, and what helped him get his foot in the door right out of college. Check out CBRE: https://www.cbre.us/ Visit our website at: https://www.youngenterprises.us/ Follow us on IG: https://www.instagram.com/young.enterprises/?hl=en Follow us on LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/company/young-enterprises/ . --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/youngenterprises/support