This is the French-Vistory Debating Society.

I'm John Bachelor of Professor H.J. McInder, six capital six points of view.

We're going to Brussels, a twin capital.

The EU, troubled by the third winter of war and inflation and doubts,

and the NATO capital, as well,

troubled by inadequate resources flowing through to keep what is to be done.

At the same time, there are now very large demonstrations

in the capital cities of the four powers.

As Mr. Sunex London, Mr. Macron's Paris, Mr. Schultz's Berlin,

and Ms. Malone's Rome, the demonstrations are, in general,

those who are from sympathetic backgrounds to Hamas.

That would be not only Muslims, but radicals who aren't particularly religious at all,

or jihadists who aren't particularly nationalist at all.

Demonstrations that seemed to have started 100,000

taking over the central part of the capitals and making headlines.

Professor Brussels, point of view.

NATO, EU, and the demos in the capitals.

Thank you.

Thank you. Well, one of the things we keep coming back to

is that NATO or the European community,

which are overlapping, but not with the same,

they have never really gelled.

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