Okay, this is joint work with Fabiano Aguilomia and Carlos Raffles. Here's an outline of the talk. I will first describe the primitive of attribute-based encryption, then a relation between this primitive and a different cryptographic primitive. Then I will present quickly the new scheme, which is the first attribute-based encryption scheme with constant size ciphertext, and I will conclude with some open problems. The notion of attribute-based encryption can be traced back to that of identity-based encryption, introduced by Shamir in 1984. The center of message chooses an identity, and only people whose identity exactly matches this identity can decrypt. This concept was extended by Sahay and Waters in 2005 to fax the identity-based encryption. Now, identities are vectors or subsets of attributes, and in order to decrypt the identity of the receiver must match at least in T positions with the identity chosen by the sender. This threshold T is fixed for the system. So, a natural extension of this concept is threshold attribute-based encryption, which was introduced by Goyal et al. in 2006. Now, it's the same idea, only those whose identity matches at least T positions with the identity chosen by the sender can decrypt. But here the threshold T is chosen by the sender on the fly, so it may choose different thresholds for different encryptions. Of course, this idea can be generalized to more general decryption policies. So, in general, decryption policy will be a family. I'm not an increasing family of subsets of attributes. And only those people who have enough attributes, who hold enough attributes, a subset in the decryption policy, will be able to decrypt. So, here's a simple example with this decryption policy gamma. People who have attributes 2 and 3 will be able to decrypt. But we will require also collusion resistance, which means that, for example, if a user holds attribute 2 and a different user holds attribute 3 and they put together their secret keys, they shouldn't be able to decrypt a message for this decryption policy. And of course, the threshold case can be easily recovered as a particular case of this formulation. So, the protocols of an attribute-based encryption scheme are four.  It takes us to input the security parameter and a global set of attributes. And USTAR produces some public parameters and a master secret key. Then a user must prove to this master entity that he holds some attributes, a subset A, and he will receive from the master entity a secret key, which will depend on this subset of attributes. Then to encrypt, the sender of the message chooses a set of attributes S and some decryption policy gamma and applies an encryption algorithm, which may depend as well of the public parameters. And finally, well, of course, in the ciphertext, the sender must include the description of the decryption policy. In the threshold case, the description of the threshold policy is just the set S and the threshold T. And to decrypt, a user takes the ciphertext and his secret key and runs the decryption algorithm. And then if the subset of attributes held by the user is in the decryption policy, he will obtain the original plaintext. What about security of attribute-based encryption? Of course, there are different notions of security for encryption, as usual, but in the literature on attribute-based encryption, this is the notion that is usually considered, which is one of the weakest ones, actually, is selective security and the chosen place. So it's defined by the following game between an adversary and a challenger. First, the challenger chooses a global set of attributes U star. Then, at this stage, an adversary must select the set of attributes S and the decryption policy gamma that he wants to attack in the future. The challenger runs the setup phase and gives the public parameters to the adversary and stores the master secret key. Then the adversary can make secret key queries. So for subsets of attributes which are not in the target decryption policy, he will ask for the secret keys corresponding to these subsets. At some point, the adversary chooses two messages in 0 and 1. The challenger takes one of these messages at random and encrypts it under the decryption policy gamma and gives the challenger's effort to the adversary. The adversary can make more secret key queries and, at the end, he outputs, I guess, a bit. So, of course, if the adversary wins the game, if he guesses the bit with probability significantly higher than one-half, we say that this adversary succeeds. And if no polynomial time adversary succeeds, then we say that the scheme is S in CPA secure. So this topic of attribute-based encryption has received a lot of attention in the last year, so some papers in quite good conferences. The proposed schemes consider different encryption policies and they use different tools, ranging from secret sharing to binary trees for DNF formulas, et cetera. But all of them have the drawback that the size of the ciphertext is at least linear with respect to the number of attributes involved in encryption. An exception is the scheme by Emura, it's all that is spec, all nine, but that has a constant size ciphertext but the consider decryption policies are quite restrictive because they are only threshold policies where the threshold is exactly equal to the number of involved attributes. So in this work we propose the first attribute-based encryption scheme which produces constant size ciphertext and which admits any threshold decryption policy. And we prove that it's secure, S in CPA secure in the standard mode. And for the more it can be extended to admit also weight threshold decryption policies where its attribute is assigned to one different weight and there's also a threshold and a user is able to decrypt if the sum of weights of his attributes is over this threshold. The thing that we exploited to design our scheme is a conceptual relation between attribute-based encryption and this other cryptographic primitive identity-based dynamic distributed encryption. So these kinds of schemes, it's really similar. There is a master entity which produces secret keys for the user. So each user has an identity and receives from the master entity a secret key for that identity. Then to encrypt the sender chooses a set of identities S and also a decryption policy inside this set S. And to decrypt some users different identities must cooperate, must interact and by putting together their secret keys to try to decrypt and obtain the original context. So only if the user who cooperates form an authorized subset in the decryption policy they will succeed. It's quite clear that there are similarities between this primitive and attribute-based encryption. So in particular we can take one such scheme and try to design an attribute-based encryption scheme based on this. So the idea is for the setup is exactly the same and then for the extraction of secret keys so its attribute held by a user will be seen as an identity. So we run the extraction key of the identity-based dynamic distribution distributed encryption scheme for this attribute and the secret key is concatenated, is added to the secret key for this subset of attributes. And then also the encryption and decryption work exactly the same as in the underlying scheme. So this leads to an attribute-based encryption scheme but which does not have complete security because this scheme is not secure and they're collision. Why? Because the secret keys are obtained in the same way by different users exactly in the same way. So for example if a method is encrypted for a threshold and decryption policy with threshold three, two users can collude one who holds two attributes and the other one holds only one attribute and they will combine their secret keys and will easily decrypt. So this contradicts the collision-resistant property that we want for attribute-based encryption. So if we want an attribute-based encryption we have to add something to this contraction and the idea is to modify the way in which secret keys are extracted. In some way the keys that are given to the same user must be linked, must be personalized in some way. So for example by adding some random value which is unique different for different users. So this is a general idea so this idea does not work always because we have tried with different schemes and not always succeed. But there's a precedent so this is not new for this work. In this other paper that will be will appear soon in a journal which is available at Aprim since 2008 these authors take an identity-based dynamic decryption scheme that the same method had proposed in Prophecyc 2007 and they managed to transform it into a secure attribute-based encryption scheme. And the properties of this scheme works for general decryption policies and in particular for racial policies the size of the ciphertext is 2 times s minus t plus constant. So in particular the result of m where at all where the threshold t was equal to s the number of attributes was already achieved in that work. So now the question was is there any other identity-based dynamic distributed encryption scheme that we can take and try to transform into an attribute-based encryption scheme? And the answer came the same year in 2008 in a paper by Delajable and Ponciabal at Crypto. There they proposed such a scheme with following properties it admits threshold decryption policies and it produces constant size ciphertext and they proved the security of this scheme selective security again under any assumption in the sequence of exponents this is an artificial assumption that they proved generically hard using the tools by Bonnet, Guayang and Gu. So we took this scheme and managed to transform it into an attribute-based encryption scheme with essentially the same properties. So I will quickly describe the scheme the details are in the paper so maybe it's not worth it to suspend a lot of time on it. So the scheme uses asymmetric linear pairings as a generator z for the first group and the generator h for the second group of prime-order p to encode all the attributes into different elements of zp star and we also need m-1 additional different values in zp star where m is the total number of attributes and the secret key of the master entity is alpha gamma which are two secret exponents and then there are other public values so the length of the public parameters in particular is linear with respect to m which is the total number of attributes. Then here in the key extraction is the main difference with respect to the scheme of Del Jable and Puan Xeval because their extraction protocol was deterministic actually for an identity the secret key for an identity was g raised to 1 over gamma plus the identity so we have to randomize this protocol by adding these values r which are chosen at random for each execution of this protocol and we have to add some additional values to the secret key of a user in particular again the length of the secret key is linear with respect to m the number of attributes and we want to stress that if we add an additional value in the public parameters e to the alpha then the user can check that the secret key is consistent by using the linear pairings and a crucial point is the existence of this protocol aggregate which was originally introduced by Del Jable and Puan Xeval in 2007 and the idea is to aggregate values powers of g into a value a different power of g that has in the denominator the product of the denominators and the same numerator so of course a user with the first values in his secret key can run this protocol and obtain that value but if different users put together the secret keys since there are different values r they will not be able to run this protocol correctly this is for encryption the sender just takes a random and exponent kappa and computes these three elements one in each group of the value in the map setting the safer text three elements therefore has constant size and for the second element which are powers of h with gammas the degree of gamma in the exponent is m plus t minus 1 so this is always less than 2m minus 1 so this value can be computed from the public parameters of the scheme then for the encryption if a user has enough attributes so it has a subset as of t attributes and inside the set s chosen by the sender then we can define this polynomial p evaluated in gamma this polynomial if the subset as has cardinality t then this polynomial has degree at most n minus 2 and so the user could compute this value in blue from the values the second family of values inside his secret key which were powers of h r gamma to the n minus 2 ok so then what can the receiver do he can run the aggregated protocol to obtain this value then he can pair this value with the second element in the safer text to produce this value l he can multiply l with this other value which is the pairing of c1 the value in blue multiplied to obtain this value the last exponent is public so it can be removed to obtain the value in green and finally he can pair the first element of the cypher text with the last element in his secret key to obtain this other value multiply the two values to get this value which is actually the one time key that has been used to mass the message ok so the scheme is really similar so it is natural that the security is based on a similar problem that the scheme so the security of the scheme was based on this problem the multisequence of exponents decisionally if we have a problem where we have three secret exponents kappa alpha and gamma then a set of different elements in zp star which define to polynomials f and g some samples of powers of g0 and h0 and the final goal is to distinguish between this element and a random element in gt so we were not able to prove the security of our scheme based on this computational problem but we did based on a very similar problem that we called the augmented multisequence of exponents decisionally if we have a problem there is an additional exponent omega and two additional rows of powers but the goal is still the same so in the paper you can find the reduction between the security of our scheme and this problem so just to conclude let me repeat that this is the first attribute based encryption scheme which has constant size ciphertexting which admits quite expressive decryption policies and there are still many problems that are open in this area for example there is only one attribute based encryption scheme which achieves full security so non-selective security which will be presented next week at Eurocrypt and of course the computational problems and the decryption policies of our scheme can be improved thank you


What is that? Change is saving well million jobs at the height of a global pandemic. Today I can announce it for the first time in our history that government is going to step in and help to pay people's wages. Change is fixing the Northern Ireland protocol after years of arguments. Rishi Sunak hail a decisive breakthrough on Great Britain's trade arrangements with Northern Ireland. Change is challenging the status quo with a new approach to net zero. Change is doing politics differently, setting targets you can be judged. We will halve inflation, grow the economy, reduce debt, cut waiting lists and stop the boats. I just got away with good morning, we're almost at good afternoon. But yes, you're absolutely right. I'm not on the agenda for today. A bit of a surprise addition, shall we say. And a surprise for my husband too. Who has no idea what I'm going to say. When I told our lovely girls, Krishna and Anushka, about being here today, they were also quite surprised. But look, the reason why I'm here is really quite simple. And it's because Rishi and I are each other's best friends. We're one team. And I could not imagine being anywhere else, but here today, with all of you, to show my support to him and to the party. As you'd expect, there's been a lot about Rishi in the media. About who he is, what he likes, what he doesn't like, what motivates him and so forth. Now, some of it is accurate. I'm afraid he does love a good rom-com. The cheesier, the better even. And some of it is not so true. So you'll be relieved to hear that episodes of Emily in Paris are not informing his outlook on the EU. But in all seriousness though, as we gather here today to look to the future of the UK, I'm so grateful to have this chance to talk to all of you about the man who is leading us there. Now, let me start with one word that sums up my husband. And that is aspiration. Aspiration runs through his DNA like it does this party's. Aspiration is what drove his family many years ago to move to the UK. And aspiration is what drives Rishi to build for a better country and a better life for all our young people to look forward to. Rishi and I met when we were 24, when we were both studying abroad in America. Right from the very beginning, I was struck by two things about him. No, not his smart suits or his love for hoodies. He actually didn't own either back then. But two much more important things. His deep love for his home, the United Kingdom, and his sincere desire to ensure as many people as possible have a chance to have the opportunities he was lucky enough to have had. It completely energised him. At the time, I wondered if this passion was just youthful optimism. Today, I'm not sure youthful optimism is a term you can still use about a man in his 40s. But Rishi's energy and passion for the future of this country are as strong as ever. That is why he has been a lifelong conservative. That is why he entered politics almost a decade ago. And that is why it is the greatest honour imaginable for him to be Prime Minister, leading the country and the party he loves. As I said earlier, getting together with Rishi almost 20 years ago was not the easy route. It meant in our early days together a complicated long-distance relationship. But let me tell you, on the other hand, being with Rishi was the easiest decision of my life.  But what drew me to him most was his strength of character. His honesty, his integrity with a firm understanding of right from wrong. It's what I'm still drawn to even today after 14 years of being married. As you may know, Rishi is the son of a GP and a pharmacist. His parents moved to the UK from East Africa with very little. But they built here a life for themselves and for their children. For Rishi's dad being involved in his patient's lives beyond the doctor's surgery was a big part of how he saw his role. Rishi's mum trained as a pharmacist and years later, after saving enough to open her own shop, she too went above and beyond the call of duty to build deep-rooted relationships with her customers. It meant Rishi and his younger brother and sister grew up in a household entrenched in their community in Southampton and they were wholly devoted to it. That love of community grew in Rishi too. From a very young age as the most natural extension of how he sees hope.  Rishi cares deeply about this party and the values that underpin it. I would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for the support you've already shown him and for the warm welcome you've given our young family. Please know that Rishi is working hard to do the right thing for the country. Not just for now but for the long term. With honesty and with integrity. That is why he has told some hard truths already and knowing him he'll continue to do so. He shares your values and he knows how much you care about the future of the UK but also about the struggles and the challenges that people are facing today and the potential we all see in a better tomorrow. Not just for a few but for everyone in our country. Just as with our girls he wants the next generation to grow up in a country that offers them opportunity and hope. A country that helps them build rock solid foundations with a deep respect for hard work and the confidence to fulfill their potential and a love for community in all its forms. Sometimes when the going gets tough I remind Rishi that he's fighting for his values. That he's fighting for this party's values knowing that it's a hard road ahead but success is hard one. Rishi you know this you know that doing the right thing for the long term even when it's hard is the right thing to do and I hope you also know how proud you make our girls and me every single day. Conference thank you for letting me gate crash to tell you to tell you a little bit more about the Rishi that I know and the Rishi that I hope most people will come to understand. Now it gives me the greatest pleasure to introduce you to a wonderful wonderful father my best friend and your prime minister Rishi Sunak. Thank you thank you thank you everyone thank you thank you Uxler for that introduction and thank you for always being there for me my wife truly the best long-term decision for a brighter future I ever made. I've been blessed in my life I have a wonderful wife and two daughters who make me proud every single day and I was also lucky enough to grow up in the most loving of homes. My dad was a GP and my mum a pharmacist you did need a small mention of the last summer I know now in so many ways I wouldn't be standing here before you today without them my mum and dad were and are my inspiration thank you mum thank you dad like so many of us in this hall they understood the importance of community and made sure that I did too they didn't believe community was some extension of government rather they understood community is sustained by individuals by those who look out for their neighbor treat others as they would like to be treated they understood the fundamental importance of service it was seeing the difference they made to people's lives that made me want to go into politics now my mother set up her own pharmacy it was a proper family business we all chipped in as a teenager I helped deliver prescriptions and do the books I learned there the importance of being able to meet your commitments and make good on your promises and my parents are long retired now but the Sunak pharmacy left me with a lasting respect for every small family business this conservative party the party of the grocer's daughter and the pharmacist's son will always be the party of enterprise the party of small business I've been Prime Minister for almost a year now we have done good things in that time we've made progress on our five priorities to halve inflation grow the economy reduce debt cut waiting lists and to stop the boats but today I want to share with you my reflections on what I have seen and what I have learned doing this job I have seen up close the quality of our armed forces and our intelligence services truly the finest in the world the debt of gratitude we owe them is why we are making this the best place to be a veteran and I know we will deliver because we have a minister for veteran affairs sitting in cabinet Johnny served in Afghanistan this is personal for him he stood with his fellow soldiers in battle and now he is ensuring that it is this conservative government making our country fit for our heroes we've backed our military with record investment working with ben a great defense secretary we put the defense budget on a sustainable footing and now grant will ensure that our advanced orca submarine alliance with australia and the united states keeps the world safe for decades to come and creates jobs here at home and through our leading role in NATO we remain the bulwark of european security all testament to this country's global reach and influence and our determination to take long-term decisions in the national interest by contrast just remember that not once but twice labor tried to make a man prime minister who didn't believe in NATO who would have surrendered our nuclear deterrent and who blames britain for every problem sekir starmer might want us to forget about his repeated support for Jeremy Corbyn but we never will you can never trust labor with our country security i'm proud to say we've also led the world in providing support to ukraine we were the first country to send western battle tanks to kiv now more than 10 others have followed we were the first country to send long-range weapons to kiv now france and the united states have followed we were the first country to agree to train ukrainian pilots now more than a dozen others have followed i say this to our allies if we give president zelensky the tools the ukranians will finish the job slava ukraine doing this job i meet and talk to inspirational men and women across our country you see that our most potent strength our most powerful resource our greatest hope is our people but what i've learned is that there is an undeniable sense that politics just doesn't work the way it should the feeling that westminster is a broken system and the same goes for hollywood cardiff bay and storm on it is an anger it's an exhaustion with politics in particular politicians saying things and then nothing ever changing and you know what people are right politics doesn't work the way it should we've had 30 years of a political system which incentivizes the easy decision not the right one 30 years of vested interest standing in the way of change 30 years of rhetorical ambition which achieves little more than a short-term headline and why because our political system is too focused on short-term advantage not long-term success politicians spent more time campaigning for change than actually delivering it it doesn't have to be this way i won't be this way conference our mission is to fundamentally change our country the labor party have set out there still to do and say as little as possible and hopes no one notices they want to take people's votes for granted and keep doing politics the same old way it's a bet on people's apathy it doesn't speak to any higher purpose or brighter future it is about power for the sake of power it is in short everything that is wrong with our politics so if this country is to change then it can only be us who will deliver it because if we do not our growth will be stunted more places will be left behind and ever more of our time will be spent debating the side issues and symptoms rather than the deeper more structural challenges we face we won't allow this to happen so where a consensus is false we will challenge it where a vested interest is placing itself above the needs of the people we will stop it and where common sense is under attack from an organized assault we will defend it today i will set out how we will achieve this beginning with a set of long-term decisions to build a brighter future for our children and to fundamentally change our country and conference you can already see my approach in the course i charted on net zero and we conservatives love our natural world we are determined to be good stewards of it in my own constituency it is the beauty of the north york wars and swaledale and wensley dale that makes the place home we conservatives also value frankness and consent we believe that politicians have a duty to treat household budgets with respect and that change only endures if we bring people with us as you could tell by the reaction to my decision to chart a new course to net zero it was not the easiest argument to have but when i looked at the reality of what people were being asked to do the thousands of pounds people would need to pay all of that disproportionately falling on the poorest in society by the way and all of it not actually necessary in those time frames to meet our net zero targets and in spite of us doing more than any other country i concluded it simply wasn't right so i decided to take a pragmatic proportionate and realistic approach to reaching net zero and i won't take any lectures from other countries that have done far less than us or for those or from those for whom spending thousands of pounds means nothing change is difficult particularly for those who disagree but remember this we will still meet our international obligations we will still meet our domestic targets and we will still get to net zero by 2050 we have solved a problem and offered an unapologetic defense of good conservative common sense so as much to the country i make this promise to all of you in this hall as i did last summer i will tell it as it is i will lead in a different way because that is the only way to create the sort of change in our politics and in our country that we all desperately want to see now i came into office in difficult circumstances and i don't want to waste time debating the past because what matters is the future the facts are the facts you can't borrow your way out of inflation and if we want fundamental change in our country we need a strong economy as a foundation that is why halving inflation was the first and most important of the five priorities i set out at the start of the year everything we want to achieve requires getting inflation under control inflation is the biggest destroyer of all of industry of jobs of savings and of society no policy which puts at risk the defeat of inflation no matter its short-term attraction can be right not my words but those of margaret thatcher as true now as they were then i know you want tax cuts i want them to and we will deliver them but the best tax cut we can give people right now is to halve inflation and ease the cost of living and with inflation under control our debt reduction will become easier and as debt falls confidence grows and as confidence grows so too will our economy we need our economy to grow faster and for people across the country to feel the benefits of that like other western economies we haven't grown quickly enough in recent years but don't let labor and the others talk down our nation we now know that we have had one of the fastest recoveries from the pandemic of any major economy in europe since leaving the single market we've grown faster than France and Germany not despite brexit because of brexit we have the largest life sciences financial services creative and tech sectors in all of europe and we have near record numbers of people with the security that a job provides and if we want to keep growing we have to create the conditions in which businesses can drive growth and that's exactly what we're doing we still have the lowest corporation tax rate in the g7 and thanks to the chancellor's business tax cuts we are the best place to invest in the machinery and equipment that your business needs to grow innovation drives growth in a modern economy so we also have the most generous tax regime for research and development in the g7 and our brexit freedoms make us ever more competitive from financial services to clinical trials to agriculture we are creating a more agile regulatory system freeing up businesses to drive the growth our country needs the fact we control our own trade policy now is why we can be the first european country to join the 11 trillion pound pacific trade pack linking us to the fastest growing region in the world and opening up new markets for our farmers and great british products we have new free ports from the Firth of Fourth to the Solent ensuring the benefits of trade and investment are spread across our country and thank you kemi for cutting away brussel's red tape and saving small businesses a billion pounds a year brexit was more than a vote to leave the EU it was a vote to change to become something more it was a statement of our belief that britain could begin a new story one which reached all parts of our country and everyone in it we must keep making the case for taking back control because if we don't our opponents will try and neuter this change to align us with the european union so that we never seize the full opportunities of brexit now we know where kirstammer's heart lies on this issue and we know he can't be trusted on it either first he said he'd respect the referendum result then he wanted a second referendum then he wanted free movement then he didn't he said he wouldn't try and renegotiate our deal then he said he would and then just two weeks ago he was caught on camera telling a meeting of international political politicians that he now just wants to follow all the EU rules the irony isn't lost on me while we're busy thinking about the future of the united kingdom kirstammer's just banging on about europe you just cannot know what you're going to get with him the only thing that is certain is that it won't be what he's promising you but the worst thing about secure is that he just says whatever he thinks will benefit him the most doesn't matter whether he can deliver it doesn't matter if it's true it doesn't matter if he said the opposite just a few weeks or months ago he is the walking definition of the 30 year political status quo i am here to end that is why we have to beat him and conference that is why we will now if we are to create change and drive growth across our country then we must get our infrastructure right a false consensus has taken root that all that matters are links between our big conurbations this consensus said that our national economic regeneration should be driven by cities at the exclusion of everywhere else it said that the most important connections those cities could have was to London and not anywhere else and it said that the only links that mattered were north to south not east to west what we really need though is better transport connections in the north a new network north that will join up our great towns and cities in the north and midlands i wanted to come here to Manchester today to say that this will be our priority our focus our project HS2 is the ultimate example of the old consensus the result is a project whose costs have more than doubled which has been repeatedly delayed and it is not scheduled to reach here in Manchester for almost two decades and for which the economic case has massively been weakened with the changes to business travel post COVID i say to those who backed the project in the first place the facts have changed and the right thing to do when the facts change is to have the courage to change direction and so i am ending this long-running saga i am cancelling the rest of the HS2 project and in its place and in its place we will in we will reinvest every single penny 36 billion pounds in hundreds of new transport projects in the north and the midlands across the country this means 36 billion pounds of investment in the projects that will make a real difference across our nation as a result of the decision we are taking today every region outside of London will receive the same or more government investment than they would have done under HS2 with quicker results no government has ever developed a more ambitious scheme for northern transport than our new network north this is the right way to drive growth and spread opportunity across our country to level up with our new network north you will be able to get from Manchester to the new station in Bradford in 30 minutes Sheffield in 42 minutes and to Hull in 84 minutes on a fully electrified line there's don't worry there's there's more we'll protect the 12 billion pounds to link up Manchester and Liverpool as planned and we'll engage with local leaders on how best to deliver that scheme we'll build the Midlands rail hub connecting 50 different stations we'll help Andy Street extend the West Midlands Metro we'll build the Leeds tram we'll electrify the north Wales mainline upgrade the A1 the A2 the A5 the M6 we'll connect there is more there's lots more we'll connect our union with the A75 boosting links between Scotland and Northern Ireland we'll fund we will fund the Shipley bypass the Blythe relief road and deliver 70 other road schemes we will resurface roads across the country we'll bring back the Don Valley line we will upgrade the energy coastline between Carlisle, Workington and Barrow build build hundreds build hundreds of other schemes and keep the two pound bus fare across the whole country I challenge anyone to tell me with a straight face that all of that isn't what the north really needs our plan will drive far more growth and opportunity here in the north than a faster train to London ever would as John Stevenson and Ben Houchen have long argued east west links are more important than north south ones and given how far along construction is we will complete the line from Birmingham to Euston and yes HS2 trains will still run here to Manchester and journey times will be cut between Manchester Birmingham London by 30 minutes and I say this to Andy Street a man I have huge admiration and respect for I know we have different views on HS2 but I also know we can work together to ensure a faster stronger spine quicker trains and more capacity between Birmingham and Manchester for the management of HS2 will no longer be responsible for the Euston site there must be some accountability for the mistakes made for the mismanagement of this project we will instead create a new Euston development zone building thousands of new homes for the next generation of home owners new business opportunities and a station that delivers the capacity we need and in doing so for the first time in the life cycle of this project we will have cut costs the six the six and a half billion pounds of savings that Mark and I are making will be taken from the Euston site and given to the rest of the country now the decision I've made in the stance I'm taking will be attacked they will say that halting its signals a lack of ambition there will be people I respect people in our own party who will oppose it but there is nothing ambitious about simply pouring more and more money into the wrong project there is nothing long term about ignoring your real infrastructure needs so that you can spend an ever larger amount on one grand project they will say that we have already spent so much on it that it would be embarrassing to stop that though would be an absurd reason to continue an abdication of leadership they will say that there is somehow a cross-party consensus on the project as I have already said that consensus is wrong for too long people in Westminster have invested in the transport they want not the transport the rest of the country particularly the north and the midlands wants and needs and to those who disagree who will focus on what I have stopped I ask you to consider what we have just created with Network North an alternative which in place of one delayed and overrunning project will now begin hundreds upon hundreds of new projects large and small road and rail bus and train covering the whole country that will be delivered faster that will see every region receiving more investment than they would have done you can't have both so those who wish to disagree with me I respect that but they should have the honesty to admit that they would now be cancelling the hundreds of alternative projects right across the country that people will benefit from instead. Conference I think our plan is simply a better long-term investment of 36 billion pounds of taxpayers money now we need to bring this willingness to make the right decision not the easy one to every aspect of our national life the NHS is important to our soul it is the birthright of every person in this country it was the NHS and social care staff who work night and day to get us through the pandemic now our commitment to the principle of an NHS free at the point of use is immovable and this conservative government is putting record resources into our NHS and social care too but we conservatives know that you don't measure your affection for the NHS just by how much money you put in but how you reform it for the challenges ahead I know that right now waiting lists of patients most pressing concern just as in Scotland and Wales they have risen because of the pandemic and now strikes have led to more than a million cancelled appointments now this is a reasonable government we have negotiated and reached pay deals with over a million NHS workers including nurses and hospital porters we have met the recommendations of the independent pay review bodies for junior doctors and consultants in full we have cut their taxes on their pensions as they requested that they continue they continue to demand massive unaffordable pay rises and that they have chosen to walk out this week says it all this strike is all about politics not patients these strikes are not in the spirit of the NHS this year we celebrate its 75 years of service and one of my abiding aims as your prime minister is to set the NHS up for the next 75 true believers in the promise of the NHS wanted to reflect the world we live in today that means a higher quality service that offers you the patient more choice allowing you to use any provider independent or NHS free of charge if that will get you treated quicker a common sense reform that this conservative government has made now next next Steve and I want to give the NHS the staff it needs for decades we've not trained enough doctors and nurses the result the NHS either hiring staff from abroad or paying temporary agency workers huge freeze and we are ending that with the first ever long-term workforce plan for our health service let me repeat that the first ever long-term workforce plan it says everything about the short termism of our politics that for the last 75 years not a single government has planned for how many doctors and nurses the NHS will need in the decades ahead our plan doubles the number of students training to be doctors and nurses but it is also a reform plan for the NHS with new ways of training and new roles new ways of working all driving up productivity now I know vested interests will oppose some of these measures but we conservatives must do the right thing and make the changes that will enable the NHS to work as productively as the best health care systems anywhere in the world and this is what a long-term decision really is given it takes up to 15 years to train a consultant there's no politics in this investment it's not about credit it's about our kids and their kids they'll get a much better and stronger NHS and that's why we're here that's why we conservatives do what we do up and down the country from whitehall to town hall we're building a better future for the next generation but to ease the more fundamental burden of demand on the NHS we need more preventative care to stop people having to go to hospital in the first place we must tackle the single biggest entirely preventable cause of ill health disability and death and that is smoking in our country smoking causes one in four cancer deaths it kills 64,000 people a year and leads to almost one hospital admission every minute it significantly increases the risks of strokes heart disease dementia and stillbirth now we've made great progress in tackling smoking the number of people smoking is down by two-thirds since the 1970s but if we are to do the right thing for our kids we must try and stop teenagers taking up cigarettes in the first place because without a significant change thousands of children will start smoking in the coming years and have their lives cut short as a result people take up cigarettes when they're young four in five smokers have started by the time they're 20 later the vast majority try to quit but many fail because they're addicted and they wish they had never taken up the habit in the first place now if we could break that cycle if we could stop the start then we would be on our way to ending the biggest cause of preventable death and disease in our country so i propose that in future we raise the smoking age by one year every year that means a 14 year old that means a 14 year old today will never legally be sold a cigarette and that they and their generation can grow up smoke free now we know this works when we raise the smoking age to 18 smoking prevalence dropped by 30 in that age group when the United States raised the age to 21 the smoking rate dropped by 39 percent in that age group smoking places huge pressures on the NHS and costs our country 17 billion pounds a year we have a chance to cut cancer deaths by a quarter significantly ease those pressures and protect our children and we should take it this is not a values judgment on people who smoke i don't believe it would be fair to take away the rights of anyone to smoke who currently does so and the vote on this in parliament will be a free vote as the bar on smoking in public places was and raising the smoking age to 18 was there will be no government whip it is a matter of conscience and i want you all and the country to know where mine is for a conservative measures that restrict choice are never easy i know not everyone in this hall will agree with me on this but i've spent a long time weighing up this decision simply put unlike all other legal products there is no safe level of smoking and what has ultimately swayed me is that none of us not even those who smoke want our children to grow up to be smokers and this change can make that a reality it will save more lives than any other decision we could take and does any parent or teacher knows one of the most worrying trends right now is the rise in vaping amongst children one in five children have used vapes we must act before it becomes endemic so we will also bring forward measures to restrict the availability of vapes to our children looking at flavors packaging displays and disposable vapes now as prime minister i have an obligation to do what i think is the right thing for our country in the long term and as conservatives we have never shirked that responsibility we have always been at the front of society leading it and when we have the tools at our disposal to deal with the biggest cause of preventable illness and death in our country to cut cancer deaths by a quarter to significantly reduce long-term pressure on our NHS and to do for our children what we all in our heart of hearts know is right we must act we must lead conference we must put the next generation first and that is what i will do but all the boldness in the world will only mean so much if we can't similarly deal with matters of fundamental sovereignty safety and control i'm talking of course about illegal immigration it is non-negotiable that you the british people decide who comes here and not criminal gangs those gangs ply a trade that leads to innocent people dying we have a moral duty to defeat this evil and we will now i've never pretended that stopping the boats will be easy at the time i committed the government to delivering that goal the consensus was simple there was nothing we could do about it they pointed to four years of growing crossings and said impossible well conference they were wrong it is not impossible and we are proving it small boat crossings are for the first time since the phenomenon began down 20 percent this year all while entry into europe is up we are by no means where we want to be but don't let anyone tell you we aren't making progress we are and we will get there our new law will ensure that if you come here illegally you will be detained and swiftly removed now i am confident that once flights start going regularly to ruanda the boats will stop coming just look at how our returns agreement with albania has seen the numbers coming from their fall by 90 percent i am confident that our approach complies with our international obligations but know this i will do whatever is necessary to stop the boats and by contrast labor's plan is to cook up some deal with the EU which could see us accepting around a hundred thousand of europe's asylum seekers if your answer to illegal migration is to increase it you clearly just don't get it and that is why we have to stop them and that's because on this and on so many other issues labor simply don't share our and the country's values my values are simple service family work i was brought up to understand the value of work work gives you security work gives you purpose when the pandemic hit we were faced with the prospect of 12 million people losing that security that purpose overnight and once you're out of work it can be hard to get back in i wasn't prepared to cast 12 million people into that darkness i'm proud that furlough not only prevented this that helped ensure our economy recovered more strongly from the pandemic than France Germany and japan never forget the scale of what we did for so many in six weeks we did something that had never been done before from scratch i was told it wasn't possible that it wouldn't work but i got it done furlough was compassionate conservatism in action if furlough was one thing that helped us get through covid then ian duncansmith's welfare reforms were another the old system could not have coped with the pressure in the way that his universal credit did but we have more to do we must end the national scandal where our benefit system declares that more than two million people of working age are incapable of actually doing any that's not conservative that's not compassionate that must change in 2011 one in five of those doing a work capability assessment were deemed unfit to work but the latest figure now stands at 65 percent are people three times sicker today than they were a decade ago no of course not it's not good for our economy it's not fair on taxpayers who have to pick up the bill and it's a tragedy for those two million people being written off i refuse to accept this and that is why we are going to change the rules so that those who can work do work your values and your priorities should be expressed in everything the public sector does too often it is not in too many parts of our permanent state virtue signaling has replaced common sense as suella has said there is no such thing as a minor crime if the police tolerate crime and antisocial behavior in any form will have more crime of all sorts so that's why we now have record numbers of police officers and every crime should be investigated our streets will be safer our community is more secure no one should be afraid to walk home alone at night and our london mayor or candidate susan hall is doing a great job of holding sadee khan to account for his failings on policing londoners you will be safer with susan and i am clear there are some crimes so heinous that those who perpetrate them should spend the rest of their lives behind bars so i can confirm that we will legislate for sexual and sadistic murders to carry a full life term with no prospect of release we are going to change this country and that means life means life now that shouldn't be a controversial position the vast majority of hardworking people agree with it and it also shouldn't be controversial for parents to know what their children are being taught in school about relationships patients should know when hospitals are talking about men or women and we shouldn't get bullied and we shouldn't get bullied into believing that people can be any sex they want to be they can't a man is a man and a woman is a woman that's just common sense we should also never be afraid to talk about the thing that matters most to most of us family whenever you want to talk about family someone whispers is that wise prime minister you'll be accused of promoting a one-size-fits-all view but in this conservative party the party that legislated for same-sex marriage and is investing record amounts in child care we know that what matters is that love cascades down the generations it is family that cares for us at the beginning of our life it is family that helps us learn it is family that sustains us and in old age it is family that lightens the autumn of our days family matters and as proud conservatives we should never be afraid to say that and there's another family that matters to us all our family of nations England Scotland Wales and Northern Ireland today our union is the strongest it has been in a quarter of a century the forces of separatism are in retreat across our country Nicholas Sturgeon wanted to go down in the history books as the woman who broke up our country but it now looks like she may go down for very different reasons we are a remarkable combination of four nations where they proud history and that history should give us enormous confidence in our future my grandparents didn't emigrate to just Leicester or Southampton but to the United Kingdom they came here because our country stands for a set of values we are the home of fair play the best of British we are the place for those who want to add to our national story the United Kingdom has done a huge amount for my family I often think about how different our lives would be if my grandparents had not left India and East Africa all those years ago I owe our country everything and it is my duty to do what I can to help this country take the right long-term decisions for the years ahead the United Kingdom is also the most successful multi-ethnic democracy on earth and our party has led the way on that we had the first ethnic minority prime minister when Queen Victoria was still on the throne we've had three female prime ministers and I stand before you today as the first non-white leader in our country's history meanwhile Labour's last three leaders all live within the same square mile of North London now when the Richmond Conservative Association selected me in North Yorkshire people in other countries couldn't understand it one American magazine even sent a reporter to Yorkshire to write about how a candidate of the wrong race could cost the Tories one of the safest seats in England that they should not have projected their own prejudices onto our country the people of North Yorkshire were not interested in my colour but my character never let anyone tell you that this is a racist country it is not my story is a British story a story about how a family can go from arriving here with little to Downing Street in three generations what does the Conservative Party offer a family of immigrants the chance to become energy secretary business secretary home secretary foreign secretary even the chance to become prime minister when I first became an MP my grandfather came to Parliament to see me as we stood in Westminster Hall on that floor which disraelian Churchill had walked across so many times my grandfather suddenly got out his mobile phone and started to make a quick call I was in new MP and I wasn't quite sure whether phones were allowed there or not and I said none of you none of you can can't you just wait a moment and he replied that he was calling the landlady he had when he had first arrived in this country he said to me I just wanted to tell her where I was standing now I am proud to be the first British Asian Prime Minister but you know what I'm even prouder that it's just not a big deal and just remember it was the Conservative Party that made that happen not the Labour Party now if we want to change the direction of our country and to build a better future nothing is more important than making our education system the best it can be when our party came to power in 2010 our schools were slipping down international league tables now they are rapidly rising of what we have done in government since 2010 what I am proudest of is our record on education with Michael and Nick Gibb we took on a failed ideology we brought back proper knowledge we empowered reformers we gave parents more choice and helped them hold schools to account but perhaps the most profound thing we have done is to disprove the idea that there is something predestined about who will succeed and who won't we have state schools in some of the most deprived parts of the country producing some of the best results these schools empowered by reform don't think that there are limits to these children because of the postcode they were born in rather they demand inspire and deliver excellence a Labour government would never have done this rather Labour pursued the false dream of 50% of children going to university and abandoned apprenticeships this assumption that the only route to success was the university route was one of the great mistakes of the last 30 years it led to thousands of young people being ripped off by degrees that did nothing to increase their employability or earnings potential so we are stopping universities from enrolling students on courses that do nothing for their life chances under us no more rip-off degrees and if you want to know how much i-value apprenticeships look at the fact that in Gillian we have our first ever apprentice to be education secretary today i want to build on these conservative achievements and take a long-term decision to address the problems with our 16 to 19 education system technical education is not given the respect it deserves students don't spend enough time in the classroom a quarter of our children leave education without the basic literacy and numeracy they need to fulfill their potential and our students study too narrow a range of subjects today i am changing all of that pulling one of the biggest levers we have to change the direction of our country we will introduce the new rigorous knowledge rich advanced british standard which will bring together a levels and t levels into a new single qualification for our school leavers first this will finally deliver on the promise of parity of esteem between academic and technical education because all students will sit the advanced british standard second we will raise the floor ensuring that our children leave school literate and numerate because with the advanced british standard all students will study some form of maths and english to 18 with extra help for those who struggle most in our country no child should be left behind third our 16 to 19 year old spend around a third less time in the classroom than some of our competitors we must change this so with our advanced british standard students will spend at least 195 hours more with a teacher and fourth a level students generally only do three subjects compared to the seven studied by our economic competitors the advanced british standard will change that too with students now typically studying five subjects and thanks to the extra teaching time that we are introducing the greater breadth won't come at the expense of debt which is such a strength of our system now our new plan will require more teachers in the coming years so i can announce today that in order to attract and retain more teachers those who teach key subjects in schools and for the first time in our further education colleges too will receive special bonuses of up to 30 thousand pounds tax-free over the first five years of their career our teachers our teachers do one of the most valuable jobs in our society and we should reward them for that and conference i can tell you my main funding priority in every spending review from now on will be education why because it's the closest thing we have to a silver bullet it is the best economic policy the best social policy the best moral policy it is the best way to spread opportunity and to create a more prosperous society it is not just my way conference it is the conservative way i know times have been tough we have all had to deal with unprecedented challenges and i will be straight with you we have mountains to overcome still but today we have made three huge decisions to change the direction of our country we will give britain the infrastructure it needs protect the long-term future of our nhs and cut cancer deaths by a quarter and create the best education system in the western world to set up our children for the opportunities of the future if we commit if we come together we can achieve truly great things we can build a country where work is truly valued where welfare is a safety net and not a way of life where small businesses drive our economy where innovation makes life better where our nhs is properly funded and properly reformed where our children are the best educated in the western world whether that's at university or yes through an apprenticeship where the scourge of antisocial behavior is treated as the crime it is and not some social condition where for the most violent offenders life means life whether people and their government decides who comes here and who can't where the next generation can achieve the dream of owning their own home where the elderly grow old with dignity and where the young grow up with opportunity where decency and mutual respect by communities together where the very idea of Britain is a symbol of hope and stability across the world and where our united kingdom remains united all this and more is ours if we want it but we have to fight for it at the next election the choice the people face is bigger than party politics do we want a government committed to making long-term decisions prepared to be radical in the face of challenges and to take on vested interests or do we want to stand still and quietly accept more of the same you either think this country needs to change or you don't and if you do you should stand with me and every person in this hall you should stand with the conservatives today this party put the needs of the British people first we've taken the decision many should have done but didn't we've ended the HS2 drama and in its place will embark on a full-scale national reinvestment in the infrastructure people actually use and want and the skill workforce who will build it and no more hiding no more pretending in the face of overwhelming evidence too many sons and daughters fathers and mothers are lost to lung cancer heart disease dementia stillbirth and we can change that today we went beyond ideology and put the people first again and committed ourselves to ensure our children and grandchildren can be the first generation that doesn't have to suffer the false choice to quit smoking or not because they will never have started today we set a course for our education system that will set our children up for the opportunities of the future no more ripoff degrees no more low aspiration no more denigration of technical education just the best education system in the western world we will be bold we will be radical we will face resistance and we will meet it we will give the country what it so sorely needs and yet too often has been denied a government prepared to make long-term decisions so that we can build a brighter future for everyone be in no doubt it is time for a change and we are it thank you


Hi everybody, Joe for jaskiescasebreaks.com coming at you with 2021 Panini flawless collegiate football one brief case break Random hit break number one on the first of the month. It's the first of the month. We're first. We're gonna open up the case select a box Show you the hits. I'll get all the hits typed in here Then we'll randomize your names and then roll the dice will randomize your names and the hits and Match you up with something. Hopefully something really awesome. So let's do it. Let's pop this open. Yeah. Oh, yeah, once again big Thanks to everybody here. Thanks to the folks that bought their spots straight up and Congrats again to the winners of those fillers right there. Thank you All right now, let's pop open this case. You see 2021 flawless collegiate football fresh case All right, so on the die right here will go one two three for the top box and four five six for the bottom box Six one two three four five six We'll save this one for next time now. Let's pop this open As I mentioned before I started the video There is a chance that the that the cards in the slider box that there may be an extra card if there is I'll just uh I'll combo like a relic and a vet auto together or something like that. We'll play it by ear Or if there's two extra relics we'll combo the relics together So on and so forth Some encased cards here Don't want it, but that's a gem. That's an autograph That's a gem So it'll be gem gem and then I'll show the autograph, but we're gonna do that slider box first One two three four five six seven. All right, so That whole spiel about uh about combos. It's not gonna matter. All right So first one off the top is gonna be eight out of 15 Dwayne Eskridge So I love about the collegiate stuff The the bowl patches that you can get early awesome. So I'm gonna put this upside down We're gonna type these in the type these in in the order that they were pulled Dual relic Trey Lance 24 out of 25 it is North Dakota State gear 4 out of 25 Jared Dokes a barricade. I don't follow collegiate stuff too closely, but I feel like Cincinnati had a great year last year Is that gonna happen again this year? 16 out of 25 Anthony Schwartz from a from a tiger To a brown.  Is this gonna fit into a 180 top motor? It is it's a perfect fit. So someone's getting a train whistle To color jersey an autograph Micah Parsons eight out of 15 Nice, he's pretty good too.  This is a wow These hits have just been marinating inside these this case here a dual autograph to Alabama receivers Both had pretty solid seasons last year Devonta Smith on the left side Jalen waddle on the right side two out of 20 dual on-card autograph, and I mean hopefully they can keep building off their solid seasons last year All right. That's one two three four five six and seven All right, so we'll do the gems first. We'll go left to right There's the card that says that these gems are naturally mine not lab-grown is what the small print says All right. Let's see what we got. Good luck five out of 25 Kyler Murray diamond It's a great shot of them releasing the football. It's Oklahoma gear. All right middle gem 18 out of 25 Another diamond does fits Patrick rookie diamond and this should be the autograph it is a train whistle It is a three out of five star swatch signatures Patrick Mahomes Three color patch and on-card autograph in his his old Texas tech gear It's only ten cards in here. That's a one in ten chance at that patch of my homes All right, let's flip these back around. I'm gonna pause the video when we come back We're gonna have all the hits typed in and we're gonna run that randomizer BRB All right, welcome back everybody got the hits typed in there's one two three four five six seven eight nine Ten hits right here some pretty nice stuff. Thanks and good luck again to this group here One dice roll for both lists Six and a four ten times names first and the hits one two three four five six seven eight nine and ten We've got Nicholas down to Michael Six and a four ten times for the hits. Good luck one two three four five six seven eight nine and 10th and final time after ten the juju Smith's Schuster on top Des fits Patrick on the bottom and here's how it shakes out for everybody Nicholas with the juju Smith Schuster star swatch signature five out of five All aboard the big hit express Nicholas you also got the entity Swartz auto 16 out of 25 Dave Barros the Jalen waddle and Devon to Smith do autograph to 20 That's solid Steven with the Trey Lance dual relic 24 out of 25 Russell with the Dwayne Eskridge patch eight out of 15 Sean Healy with the Micah Parsons patch auto eight out of 15 Dave Barros You got the Kyler Murray diamond five out at 25 Nicholas with the Jared Dokes auto four out 25 And it's young with the spot that he won in the filler with the Patrick Mahomes star swatch signature three out of five Mahomes Patrick Mahomes and the train whistle All aboard the big hit express strong hit and Last but not least Michael Des fits Patrick diamond 18 out of 25. Let's take another look big Thanks, everybody for making this happen appreciate it a Lot of football in the store. So keep an eye out for more on Jasper's case breaks calm. Thanks for watching Thanks for breaking with us, and I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye. Bye


right let's see new patch notes 10 minutes old so first of all the buffing xp in leveling so instead of it being only up to 25 and 50 percent they're making it all the way up to 40 and 100 percent so that's insane for leveling odds you can level way more alts now and it's going to be so much quicker i think you can probably like one to 40 in like 10 hours with that maybe like 12 hours something like that especially if you get like the sleeping bag and all that extra rested xp as well it's going to be insanely quick in addition they are nerfing the cost of mounts they're halving the cost of mounts so that's nice so yeah i think what we do is we make the druid ult and i think i'm also gonna make another ult i'm not sure yo z thank you so much for the raid man gg today was a lot of fun i'm not i can't remember what ults i said i was going to make i think i'm definitely going to do a druid oh an ellie shaman i want to make an ellie shaman i think ellie shaman is going to be hella fun lastly we'll be increasing the base gold reward from quests once in 39 so that's nice as well going to be a little bit less gold farming which is awesome leveling adjustments for when phase three launches and the level carries to 50 we'd also like to continue to make mid phase adjustments to make it smooth blah blah blah okay that's cool uh raid size at level 60 the yet to be announced level 50 raid will be a 20 man molten core will be 20 man as well so it looks like they're probably not gonna nerf molten core but because everyone is doing more damage there's no point having it be a 40 man raid and buffing the raid right and if they don't buff it it's trivial right so making it 20 player i think is i think it's good right it makes it a lot easier to pug you don't need as many people i think i think that's good i like that itemization change at 60 one thing we've also not talked about yet is our thoughts around level 60 end game rewards and the very significant changes we have planned there and that may also be a key piece of missing of context missing to help illustrate our philosophy on different raid sizes in sod we currently plan to revamp many items from dungeons and raids including the existing 20 player raids at level 60 so yeah because i mean obviously the sod gear is so much ahead already that all of the 40 loot at the moment was probably just going to be straight up even worse than the 50 loot right so yeah that makes sense we want to itemize for as many different builds and play styles as possible yeah so a lot of the old loot is kind of questionable like there's random spirit on all sorts of weird pieces that don't shouldn't have spirit on and a lot of items have stats that you don't really want instead of like a good amount of spell damage that kind of thing so i think that most likely you're going to be improving a lot of cast loot and and this way a lot of the 60 loot from like dungeons and stuff like that isn't just going to be worse than the sod 50 loot right so that's kind of nice i like that i mean it makes sense we currently have plans to make adjustments to the difficulty of all raids okay cool as well as the power level of rewards available this does not mean making raids harder or easier across the board relative to player power but looking individually at each experience and defining what those experience are about and what their purpose is a direct example of raids that may have traditionally being considered to be catch up as Zulgrub could see adjustments that bring their challenge level up slightly but also greatly increase the quality and diversity of the rewards so they feel like a viable progression path alongside other content in the phase such as blackwing lair on the flip side we also want to make sure that any 40 player raids that exist remain approachable i.e. puggable i don't even know what this means maintain that soda soda and pretzels feel okay i don't know what that means of 2019 classic raiding where you could bring almost any group comp or experience level and have success okay so essentially they're going to adjust raids slightly most likely make it a bit more difficult in some scenarios i don't know if they're going to make anything easier but i just think we're going to be so much stronger making it easier wouldn't make sense that's pretty much it they want feedback oh you know i you know i give feedback bros you know i give feedback you know i need to do i need to go through my convo with perp and find all the good ideas that i've sent sent his way and put them all in a dock because every time i have a good idea i send it to perp you must be fucking sick of me by now man i swear but we'll do a nice little dock of all these banger ideas we've had and put together and do a video about it for the lol's i reckon it'll be fun but yeah we we we always enjoyed chatting about these kind of things uh so yeah that's the changes coming mostly stuff in the future but this xp buff will be in from the 5th of march so a week all right if you're watching this on youtube thank you for watching it's just a little quick update have a good one