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Now, the flitilla, which is hoping to break Israel's genocidal siege of Gaza, the deliberate starvation of the people of

Gaza, is on route disturbing the language being used by the Israeli state about the flotilla,

which is very different from last time and is making me worry how to say about people on the flotilla,

one of whom is the ever brilliant David Adler, who's the co-jongle coordinator of the progressive

international, who kind of do what they say on the tin, really? You can't have to get the gist,

can you, just by saying the title. They kind of bring together lots of movements to advance progressive causes internationally.

I think that's reasonable.

How are you, David?

I can see you there.

Whereabouts are you?

Can you give us the general gist for your geography boss?

Yeah.

So we are a united fleet right now of 40 boats that are traversing about a terranian, approaching Crete, where we'll meet up with the last batch of boats that are leaving from Greece, a really critical set of boats because they're going to bring things that allow us to repair the boats that have any mechanical damage and bring additional supplies and set us up

for the final leg, really final leg of the journey as we approach the shores of Gaza. I bring that up

this Greek states because it's important to emphasize that we have no more ports where we can

stop. We have no more friendly

governments to our north or to our south where we are not at major risk of the kind of

bureaucratic sabotage that would basically prevent the realization of this mission. So we cannot

dock in Crete, just like we cannot dock in Libya to our south, because there's a real

risk that we will never, again, leave those ports as we saw in the attempt of the freedom

of flotillas, one of the largest vessels, but times to leave Turkey last year. And so morale, I

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