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0:00up to it, and of carrying on in spite of it, at least as well as any other people in the world, much will depend on this, and every man and woman will have the chance to show the finest qualities of their race, and to render the highest service to their cause. For all of us, whatever our sphere or station, it will be a help to think of the famous lines. Nothing common did or mean upon that memorable scene. I have thought it right on this occasion to give you some indication of the solid practical ground upon which we base our inflexible resolve to continue the war. There are a good many people who say, never mind, win or lose. Think of swim, better die, and submit to tyranny,

1:05and such a tyranny, and I do not associate themselves from them. But I can assure you, that our professional advisors of the three servicants, they are able men, uniquely advisors that we should carry on the war, that we are able to carry on the war, and that there are good and reasonable hopes of final victory. We have fully informed that this country is all the snow governing,

2:11in great communities, far beyond the earth, who have been stuck on our walls, on our civilization, who are absolutely free to choose that for us. Absolutely devoted to the ancient motherland, and who keeps themselves inspired. By the same remote, which lead us to take our oath upon beauty and honor. We are fully concerned, and I have received from their prime minister, Mr McKenzie King, of Canada, Mr McKenzie, of Australia, Mr Prater, New Zealand, and the great general of South Africa, that wonderful men, who are using men's profound mind, and die watching

3:21them from the distance, the whole panorama of European affairs. I have received from all these eminent men, who have gone on wide franchises, who are all there, because they represent who will other people. I have received from their messages, touched in the most moving term, they endorse quarterly auditions to fight on, and they declare themselves ready to share our books, and to persevere to the end. That is what we are going to do. We may now ask ourselves, in what way is our position, since the beginning of the world. It has been worsened by the fact that the German conquered a large part of the coast by the Western Europe. How many small countries have been overcome by that?

4:21This aggravates the possibilities of our attack and acts for our naval preoccupation. It is in no way the finish, but on the contrary definitely increases the power of our long distance blockade. Similarly, the entrance of Italy is to the wall, increases the power of our long distance blockade. They stop the worst leak of all. By that, we do not know whether military resistance will come from Indian trunks or not, but should it do so? Then of course the German will be able to concentrate on things, both military and later on industrial upon us. That is all the reason I have given you a little earlier in these remarks. They will not find it easy to apply their military authorities to this island in great strength. If invasion has become poignant and no doubt it has,

5:27we being relieved from the task of maintaining a large army in trunks, have far stronger and more efficient forties here to meet it. If Hitler can bring on his despotic control, the industries of the country he has conquered, this will add briefly to his already vast armament output. On the other hand, he will not be able to develop them immediately. And we are now assured of immense continuous increasing support in supplies and munitions of all times from the United States, and especially of airplanes and pilots from the Minions and across the ocean, and side the reach of the enemy bombers. I do not see any of the new factors, the new adverse factors I have mentioned, can operate to our detriment

6:30on the balance before the winter comes, and the winter will impose a strain upon the Nazi regime with almost all Europe riding and starving under its trail heel, which for all their root sickness will run them very hard. We must not forget that from the moment that we declare war on September 3rd, and you heard that first air raid warning within a few minutes of the declaration of war, we must not forget that it is always possible for Germany to turn all our airport to the British country, together with any other devices of invasion and darn tricks and stratagem she had in mind, and the France could do little or nothing to prevent her doing so. We have therefore lived under this age of all these months, in the meanwhile however,

7:35we enormously improved our methods of defense, and we have learned what we had no right to claim at the beginning, namely that the individual aircraft and the individual British pilots had assured and definite superiority. Therefore, in casting up this threat balance sheet, seeing our dangers with a disillusioned eye, I see great reason for intense exertions and vigils, but none whatever the panic for despair. During the last four years, during the first four years of the last war, 1914 to 1918, the Allies experienced nothing but disaster and disappointment. That was our constant fear, one blow after another,

8:40terrible loss and frightful danger. Everything miscarried, and yet at the end of those four years, the morale of the Allies would higher than that of the Germans who had moved from one aggressive triumph to another and who stood everywhere triumphant invaders of the lands into which they had broken. During that war, we repeated the art ourselves in question, how are we going to win? And I do not remember that anyone was ever able to answer it with much precision, until at the end, quite suddenly and unexpectedly, our terrible foe collapsed before us, and we were so gorge and lucky with victory that in our folly we treat all the way. We do not know yet what will happen in France or whether the French resistance will be prolonged

9:48both in France and in the French Empire overseas, or whether it will only be prolonged in the French Empire overseas. The French government will be throwing away great opportunities and casting a drift at their future if they do not continue the war in accordance with their pretty obligations from which we have not felt able to release them. I just say you saw in the newspapers this morning in the historic declaration in which, at the desire of many Frenchmen and of our own hearts, we have proclaimed our willingness at this darkest hour in French history to conclude a union of common citizenship in this struggle. However, matters may go in France over the French government or other French government. We in this island and in the British Empire

10:52will never lose our sense of comradeship with the French people. If we are now called upon to endure what they have been suffering, we shall emulate their courage. And if final victory rewards are toils, they shall share again. I, more freedom shall be restored to all. We abate nothing about just demands, not one jot or title. Do we receive checks, polls, Norwegian, Dutch, and Belgians have joined the courties with our own. All these shall be restored. What general vigor has called the battle of France is over. The battle of Britain is about to begin. Upon this battle depends the survival of Christian civilization.

11:56Upon it depends our own British life and the long continuity of our institutions and our empire. The whole theory and might of the enemy must very soon be turned on us. It well knows that he will have to break us in this island or lose the war. If we can stand up to him or Europe may be freed and the life of the world may move forward. Into broad sunlit upland. But if we fail, then the whole world, including the United States, including all that we have known and cared for, will sink into the abyss of a new dark age, made more sinister and perhaps more protracted by the likes of the dirty science. Let us therefore brace ourselves to our duty. So bear ourselves to hit the British empire

13:05and its Commonwealth's last for a thousand years. Men will still say, this was their finest hour. During the last fortnight, the British Navy, in addition to blockading what is left of the German fleet, and chasing the Italian fleet, and had imposed upon it the sad duty of putting effectually out of action for the duration of the war, the capital ships of the French Navy. These, under the armistice terms, signed in the railway culture, Compierre would have been placed within the power of Nazi Germany.

14:09The transference of these ships to Hitler would have endangered the security, both of Great Britain and the United States. We therefore had no choice but to act as we did and to act forthwith. Our painful task is now completed. Although the unfinished battleship, the Jean-Barre, still rests in a Moroccan harbour, and there are a number of French warships at too long and in various French ports all over the world, these are not in the condition or of a character to derange our preponderance of naval power. As long, therefore, as they make no attempt to return to ports controlled by Germany or Italy, we shall not molest them in any way. That melancholy phase in our relation with France

15:12as, so far as we are concerned, come to an end. Let us think rather of the future. Today is the 14th of July, the National Festival of France. A year ago in Paris, I watched the state they parade down the Champs-Elysées of the French Army and the French Empire. Who could foresee what the cause of a year would bring? Who can foresee what the cause of other years will bring? Faith is given to us as a help and comfort when we stand in awe before the unverling scroll of human destiny. And I proclaim, my faith, that some of us will live to see a 14th of July,

16:18when a liberated France will once again rejoice in her greatness and in her glory, and once again stand forward at the champion of the freedom and the rights of man. When that day dawns and dawn it will, the soul of France will turn with comprehension and with kindness to those Frenchmen and French women wherever they may be who in the darkest hour did not despair of the Republic. In the meantime, we shall not waste our breath or come by our thought with reproaches. When you have a friend and comrade at whose side you have faced tremendous struggle and your friend is sitting down by a stunning blow, it may be necessary to make sure that the weapon that has fallen from its hands shall not be added to the resources of your common

17:23enemy, but you need not bear malice because of your friend's cry of delirium and gesture of agony. You must not add to his pain, you must work for his recovery. The association of interest between Britain and France remains, the cause remains, duty inescapable remains. So long as our pathway to victory is not impeded, we are ready to discharge such offices of goodwill towards the French government and may be possible. And to foster the trade and healthy administration of those parts of the great French empire which are now cut off from captive prompts but which maintain their freedom. Subject to the iron demands of the war which we are waging against Hitler and all in works, we shall try so to conduct ourselves that every true French heart will beat and glow at the way

18:30we carry on the struggle and that not only France but all the oppressed countries in Europe may feel that each British victory is a step towards the liberation of the continent from the foulest throaldum into which it has ever been cast. All goes to show that the war will belong and hard, no one can tell where it will spread. One thing is certain, the people of Europe will not be ruled for long by the Nazi gestapo, nor will the world yield itself, the Hitler's gospel of hatred, appetite and domination. And now it has come to us to stand alone in the breach and face the worst that the tyrants might

19:31and enmity can do, bearing ourselves humbly before God but conscious that we serve an unfolding purpose. We are ready to defend our native land. We are ready to defend our native land.

20:40We are ready to defend our native land. We are ready to defend our native land.

21:40We are ready to defend our native land. We are ready to defend our native land.

22:40We are ready to defend our native land. We are ready to defend our native land.

23:40We are ready to defend our native land. We are ready to defend our native land.

24:40We are ready to defend our native land. You'll never get away, no, you'll never get away.

25:40You'll never get away, no, you'll never get away. Hey, baby, do you never get to hate me? Just say it like you know. Be with my love, I don't know. I know I'm happy to you. Ain't that possible? Girl, you need me. I'll do it like it. You never get to hate me now. Oh, do it like that. Help me, baby, baby. You never get to hate me now. Oh, do it like that. You never get to hate me now. You never get to hate me now. Oh, do it like that. Oh, do it like that. Oh, do it like that.

27:20Hey, baby, baby. Hey, baby, baby. In life no longer left or too far. I don't know. But what made me cut everything? Hey, baby. In life no longer left or too far. In life no longer left or too far. Hey, baby.

28:27Hey, baby. Hey, baby. Oh, you never get to hate me now. A little bit more. Oh, but it's cute now. You never get to hate anything now. You never get to hate me now. Oh ignore it. Oh, don't you fancy the best?

29:44I let you all listen to me, my children, and of course I can go to the bathroom. I know the truth, it's just a secret. I'll tell you my uncle's church in Neukölln, tell you his life, with him Jesus, who plays a roles in Nejobile. You tell me how I play you, my children, and of course I can go to the bathroom. I chase every one of my children, but this isn't all the quantity. You tell me how I play you, my children, and of course I can go to the bathroom. Your heart is this deep pain I will let you know that we are so alive You you you you you you

30:50You you you you you you you you you you you I want to see you again There are people everywhere, and for the people who are with us This song is dedicated to everyone, because Larry Song is the wonderful message of our God Because in your heart I will sing the sweet sweet song of the kingdom And let the people who live every life Because the sweet sweet song of the kingdom makes your heart rich and light Sing the sweet sweet song of the kingdom Until all the children grow Sing the sweet sweet song of the kingdom And let the people who are with us

31:52This song is dedicated to everybody Because in your heart I will sing the sweet sweet song of the kingdom And let the people who live every life Yaya yaya yaya Yaya yaya Yaya yaya Yaya yaya Yaya yaya Yaya yaya Yaya yaya This will be You No, it is here. Oh, yeah I still have to give the abroad of the bridge. Is still something with the abroad of the bridge, and I don't know yet What can we do, yeah. So I still have to go around and try and stay. Well, well, well I can't see it now. And there was something with it. Yes. Hey, there. I have to see. I'm hungry. You're a chef.

32:53Hey, come here. If I can still speak in the comments about the food. What's with the background of the bread? I don't know. Was it with a color or not? Or with a color code? I have the favorite of it. Oh. Well, how is it going with something different? Something different. The orange. It's cold. No. Do you want to have a cold? Yes. Do you have a bomb with the bomb? Yes. I don't know. No, I don't know. You're a fisherman. You always play the piano. When I was a child. At the home of the fisherman's house. At the moment we always play the same instrument. I can linden. Yes, you play the piano. The fisherman's face was like this. They were in the same place. They always had a critique on the politics.

33:58And every time he was asked if the first word was correct. He always had the last question for him. Do you know how to read it? He's a fisherman. He's a fisherman. He was a builder. He's a fisherman. I don't think that's a joke. He's drunk. We have a part of the story with Gideon. He finally knows what he's doing. He's trying to find out what's going on. He's trying to get it out. He'll get it all at the same time, like the family of Gideon. Are you an orange alternative? Yes, I'm an orange alternative. Are you an orange revolution? You'd start in 2001.

34:58Oh, that's right. That was an alternative for me. The Poles actually steal the streets of the road. They don't use it in Iran. And the fun thing is that they do it at the building for now. But they use it as well as the idea of the provo as a building. We make it a fun thing. And that's what they do there too. The point is to tell you that the building is built. The building is made up of rubber. It's made up of a young artist in Vrocklau. In 2001, they could place it. And of course they could have done it. But what was there was a F-theling exhibition. There was a lot of... Did you see it? No, F-theling exhibition. F-theling exhibition.

35:58F-theling exhibition. Yes, that's... Yes, that's what it is. F-theling exhibition. I can't explain it, but... Yes, that's what it is. There are 400 building buildings in Vrocklau. There are more than 400 people there. I don't know if that's what I'm talking about. Yes. The only thing we want... At least... There is a building in Christianity in Copenhagen. And it's called Copenhagen. It's called Plain in Copenhagen. It's a building building. And we're going to Aja together with Aja. And... We're going to do something else. We're going to do a building building. We're going to try to get there. Because it's a bit of a waste of time. And Christianity also comes. That's what we're going to do. But the Aja alternative is... Ah, I didn't get it.

36:58No. It's Aja alternative, yes. It could be more of a story. It was an anti-communist party. It was especially... The first ones were born in 1981. In the night of 2003. The first building was built in the wall. As... Yes, first of all. Sorry. No, I didn't get it. No, no, no, no. I'm building the wall here. They were doing something. Sorry, sorry. And then we finally got a building. More than 15,000 people in Poland. Oh, 15,000. And... Nobody knew where to go. And that absurdist... And that... That makes all the name of life... Yes. Life of Broyo. What is Broyo? Well, yes, that's not true. Well, exactly.

37:58Some people are working. Some people are working on their own. Well, that's good. That's the Aja alternative. And then I'm building a new building. A new building. Yes. Yes, what building is now? It's very important. Yeah. And there are many things happening. And a few things have to happen. For something to happen. And I think that the construction of the Aja was a person. It happened. But you see the building. The building. The building is built here. It's fantastic for a car. And the building is... The first thing you see is the height. With its children... With fans and children... A number of things. A map. A map. That's a name. You have a lot of things to do. Huh?

38:58You can ask an Erit. Erit. Erit. Erit. Erit. Erit. Erit. And of course... A self-made train. A train. A train. That's going to be an underwater sport. With a camera for it. That... The train will go off. Yeah. That's great. And all the movies on the sport... Actually, all the history is good. They are seen on their YouTube channel. And I have the... Erit. Erit. How did you do that with the train and the train? Realvice. Realvice. Realvice. That's an action. Because I'm with Rocco.

39:58I'm with him. He's not here yet. He's not here yet. He's not here yet. He's not here yet. I'm Miseeنت much better, Mr. Amstthefein. For him an ecological bond bisogno. Because it symbolises five parts and the sidewalks in the afternoon. So ironαι the mil You On Sofein. So they will match, they will match. And they will match. He's outside. And I got a pizza on the side and I saw that helmet on your head. I saw that. Very well done, Mr. dumpy again. Now we have a Bitcoin new version. That I had in the yesterday with gravity. In danger it's broken, we're really going to lose more. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But we're not going to flip deck, because that's not going to work. We're going to flip it. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

41:07Ba-ba-a-b painting Let's walk together Let's walk together Back walker, just about On the side, about you so good Double, double, double, double, double the time Tussle like holes on the plate

42:13Never need me a client dear Never need me a client dear Never need me a client dear Never need me a client dear Never need me a client dear I walk without water I walk without knowledge I walk without you

43:19I walk without you I walk without you But then ah, some clever love Refiled to email Stand to call out, oh well oh Stand to call out In any very client dear In any mere cliente, yeah Lost in the coin, lost in the coin

44:19Lost in the coin, lost in the coin In any mere cliente, yeah This morning from 7 Sean Kevney of 5 Chris Hawkins Right now, it's the live music hour And coming up BBC sessions by Fosty Girl And at Youseek, but next, the JJ-72s At Cardiff Uni in the year 2000

45:29You can't say, what is loose? My head is getting tired, darkness is news Should they go piercing after unlearned hearts? Why, why is it so? The night that they said it was Why is it that's ready now? That I really understand I'll turn it into a blow It's all a blow No pressure's getting thinner The darkness shows Should they go piercing after unlearned hearts? Why, why is it so?

46:34The night that they said it was Why, why is it that's ready now? That I really understand Why, why is it so? The night that they said it was Why, why is it that's ready now? That I really understand

47:44The night that they said it was Why, why is it so? The night that they said it was Why, why is it so? Time arrives, I'll roll, by inside shardant

48:49Who cuts off the infancy? Victor's looking for sin that be in his heart I'll tell my sweetness, the tears Love your sake, you and us What both of you tell it to? Victor, my love, I'm a bit out here I do I do I do I want to be a happy boy This face that you lost in the night, lies You are all too early for life

49:50I don't fear anyone I want to be a happy boy This face that you lost in the night, lies You are all too early for life I don't fear anyone I want to be a happy boy This face that you lost in the night, lies You are all too early for life I don't fear anyone I want to be a happy boy This face that you lost in the night, lies You are all too early for life

50:55I don't fear anyone I want to be a happy boy This face that you lost in the night, lies You are all too early for life I want to be a happy boy This face that you lost in the night, lies You are all too early for life I don't fear anyone I want to be a happy boy

51:56This face that you lost in the night, lies You are all too early for life I don't fear anyone I want to be a happy boy This face that you lost in the night, lies You are all too early for life This face that you lost in the night, lies You are all too early for life I don't fear anyone I want to be a happy boy This face that you lost in the night, lies

52:57You are all too early for life I don't fear anyone I want to be a happy boy This face that you lost in the night, lies You are all too early for life I don't fear anyone I want to be a happy boy This face that you lost in the night, lies You are all too early for life I don't fear anyone

54:01I want to be a happy boy This face that you lost in the night I want to be a happy boy This face that you lost in the night, lies You are all too early for life I want to be a happy boy This face that you lost in the night, lies You are all too early for life

55:01I don't fear anyone I want to be a happy boy This face that you lost in the night, lies You are all too early for life I don't fear anyone I want to be a happy boy This face that you lost in the night, lies You are all too early for life This face that you lost in the night I want to be a happy boy This face that you lost in the night, lies You are all too early for life

56:11This face that you lost in the night I want to be a happy boy This face that you lost in the night, lies You are all too early for life This face that you lost in the night, lies Learning how to smile And everything's a side down And down around me, good home But still my hearts are in line Hey, hey, hey Bang and light, there's all I know

57:14And my goals are all too low Hold it on to the last night You are all too early for life This face that you lost in the night, lies You are all too early for life This face that you lost in the night, lies You are all too early for life

58:26Thank you You are all too early for life This face that you lost in the night, lies You are all too early for life

59:33This face that you lost in the night, lies Learning how to smile Press your heart all the way

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