Over the coming weeks, I'm going to be taking you through, in some detail, this. The For Britain Manifesto for 2020. Now, given that we have just been subjected to yet another Islamic terror attack, where two people were murdered a few days ago in London, I want to start by talking about a policy that makes this party unique, that shows who we are, our courage, our strength, and our determination to defend British culture. And that issue is, of course, Islam. Now, others will talk about lack of police. They'll talk about sentencing and letting people out early. And these are all pertinent points. But they do not address the ideology behind these attacks. Both Labour and the Conservatives have turned Britain into a country where 23,000 known jihadis are walking our streets. More importantly, the borders are open and will stay open to the same countries that brought 23,000 jihadis to Britain. It's insanity and no one is discussing this in terms of immigration either. So immigration will be up next, but today I think it's pertinent for us to talk about Islam. Let me take you through. I'll read through the policy in our manifesto with a bit of extra commentary from myself. So to start. Since the 1950s, migration from the Islamic world to the UK has grown and grown, and it currently shows no signs of abating. Now, why do we have 23,000 jihadis in the country? Because the borders have been open to countries where jihad is fervent. And here's what's crucial. Even if we locked up every suspected terrorist for life, the borders are still open for more. Exactly how many are we supposed to imprison? Clothing the borders is absolutely key to saving our society. It continues. While immigration, per se, if too high can produce immense challenges in any society, immigration from societies with opposing cultural and religious values can be irreparably damaging. And we are now seeing the result of that damage. The British government, British government after British government kept our borders open without in any way or at any time questioning the beliefs, the values, the morals, the religious tradition of the people coming here. Now, multiculturalism is one issue and perhaps it can work, but it depends on the cultures. If cultures can live successfully side by side, it will, as I say, depend on what the culture teaches, what its traditions are, because there are different cultures in the world. Different parts of the world have different cultures and different parts of the world have different religions. This is common sense. So you must ask yourself whether or not a specific culture or a specific religion will be able to fit in seamlessly to British society. This question was never asked. For Britain understands that mass immigration from Muslim societies has introduced Islamic norms and values to Britain. And we understand that those values are, for the most part, incompatible with our own. Islamic cultural and religious values are very different to those of the Western world, or indeed many of the world's cultures. While Western democracy is built upon the concept of free speech and the right to criticize authority, including religious authority, Islam does not recognize this right. In fact, in several Islamic countries, criticism of Islam is punished with the death penalty, often using incredibly gruesome methods. Now this is a matter of fact. It's not speculation, it's observable truth. The death penalty for apostasy or blasphemy, Pakistan, for example, Saudi Arabia, and these are relevant, particularly with the case of Pakistan, because most Muslims in this country originate from Pakistan. There is no freedom of speech there. I don't know women's rights either, but I'll get on to that in a second.  You cannot have that. And we have seen the end result. We have seen the restrictions on free speech that are now emerging in the United Kingdom as a result of Muslim organizations demanding that their criticism of their religion be criminalized. And it will be, unless we turn the tide, it will be outright criminalized. It's now part of this hate speech nonsense, but it will eventually be directly criminalized, especially, well, faster under labour. It'll happen under the Tories as well, but it'll happen faster under labour. A second major incompatibility between Western society and Islamic society involves the status and treatment of women and girls. While in most of the world's societies, men and women enjoy equal rights, in Islamic societies, women and girls are treated as property. Child marriage, honour violence, domestic violence, rape and degradation of females are rife across the Islamic world, and Sharia law permits many of these abuses. Criticism of this can amount to criticism of Islam and therefore blasphemy, thereby carrying the death penalty. Now, once again, this isn't controversial. The 19 of the 20 worst countries in the world for women are Islamic. We know that child marriage is rife. We know from senior clerics across the Muslim world that child marriage is permissible under Sharia law. We also know, and we know it not only from looking at Muslim countries, but from looking at Islam right here in the UK, that women are treated as less than subhuman. A woman is worth half of a man. Her word, her testimony, is worth only half of a man's. She has no rights over her own children. This is disgraceful, and it's happening in the UK under our noses, with Sharia councils and tribunals, and our politicians, weak politicians, cowardly politicians, look the other way, all the while pretending to be feminists, of course. Let's not forget that bit. Moving on. While for Britain recognises that individual Muslims are human beings who should be judged on their own merits, like everyone else, we also recognise that mass immigration from the Muslim world brings Islam and Sharia along with it. Now, when you argue against Islam in any shape or form, the apologist will come back with, and I guarantee it every single time, the response of the apologist will be, not all Muslims. We know. I've been down this road so many times. We know that not every individual Muslim subscribes to this stuff, but we also know that vast numbers do, and that when you open your borders to the countries that practise Sharia, for example, you are bringing people who believe in Sharia to your country. You are bringing Sharia. Just because not all Muslims subscribe to it doesn't mean it isn't a problem. It is, it's real, it's here, we've got to confront it. Not all, not good enough. Both free speech and the safety and freedom of women and girls have dramatically reduced, both in Britain and across the West as a result of the import of Islamic norms. Currently, Britain and the West are home to countless polygamist families, child marriages and other practices entirely incompatible with our laws. This is because Muslims often live according to the rules of Sharia and reject Western values. Thus, a parallel system has emerged with Muslims living under one law and everyone else under another. Once again, this shouldn't be controversial. We know that across Europe child marriage is rife. We know this, and it's definitely, definitely much bigger, a much bigger problem than our politicians are willing to admit. The parallel system has emerged. It has, particularly in matters of family law and in some matters of criminal law. We know because they tell us that the Muslim Council of Britain, the Muslim Arbitration Tribunal, the Islamic Sharia Council all support Sharia Councils in this country and they are practicing it in a way that defies our cultural norms and values and indeed our laws. No Sharia Council or tribunal should be dealing with domestic violence cases, for example, a criminal offence, but they are. They openly admit it. For Britain also recognises that female genital mutilation, FGM, is sanctioned in Islamic scripture and carried out almost exclusively by Muslims. That is certainly the case in the UK and if anyone would like to argue that and produce statistics of the non-Muslims who commit FGM in this country, I would be very interested to hear them. FGM is sanctioned in Islamic scripture. Not all schools of Islam accept these teachings. These are in the hadith. Not everyone accepts them, which is why not all Muslims practice FGM, but in those Muslim societies that do practice FGM, it is held up, continued, maintained by Muslim clerics, quoting Hadith of Muhammad. That is a fact. That is the truth and burying our heads in the sand is not going to change that. So here is our list, our policy list. For Britain will end the use of Sharia tribunals and alter arbitration and charity laws to outlaw these. Arbitration tribunals, Islamic Sharia Council operate under charities laws or arbitration laws. They shouldn't be, they shouldn't be allowed to be, it was not the intent of these laws. We will change those laws so that there can be no arbitration tribunals or councils delivering Sharia verdicts. Ensure that Islamic marriages are registered with the state in line with those of other religions. Now, this again shouldn't be controversial, but Islam is unique in that it in the large percentage of its marriages that are not registered with the state. This is what allows polygamous marriages, Sharia marriages, to take place. And it keeps family law outside of British law. Some people in this country live from birth to death under Sharia. This is unacceptable. We must make sure that Islamic marriages are registered. And just like everyone else, and that Islamic marriages are governed by British law, not Sharia law. Ban the Borca as a security threat. Again, this should be uncontroversial. It is not about what we may wear. It's about concealing identity in public. People should not be able to conceal their identity in public in this manner. And we must have one law for all. If I can't wear a bike helmet or a balaclava into a bank or shop, then I shouldn't be able to wear a Borca either. This is a mark of Islamic supremacy, where the rules don't apply to Muslims and they don't accept these rules. We must ban the Borca and the majority of British people agree. Ban madrasas and inspect and regulate Islamic schools. Now this sounds like you'll get the argument, won't you?  What about everyone else? There is more than enough evidence and therefore more than enough reasons to inspect Islamic schools and close madrasas. We have countless videos documented evidence of the teachings in some Islamic schools which again incite violence, particularly against women or Jews or homosexuals. This should not be allowed. We must regulate, inquire and find out what is going on in Islamic schools, what they are teaching and if they are teaching things that breach the law, stop them from doing so. Investigate mosques and close those found guilty of inciting violence with non-British imams guilty of this to be deported. We do not need people here with no right to be here preaching hatred of our society. We don't need it. Yes, British citizens are entitled to free speech, but non-British citizens are not. We do not have to provide a platform for the world to spread their hatred of this inside this country. If mosques are found to be preaching the killing of Jews or homosexuals or violence against women, shut them down and if the imam isn't British, throw him out. Close all mosques found to be involved with child marriage. Now one of the things you'll read about me is that I told an undercover reporter that many mosques need to be closed. The context of course was obliterated and this was what the newspaper said. She wants to close mosques. What I was talking about was mosques marrying children and we have seen an undercover documentary from ITV where imams were willing to marry underage girls. They should be closed down, the imam arrested or deported if they shouldn't be in this country. Deport non-British members of grooming gangs and apply heavy penalties of at least 20 years imprisonment for others. Once again, rapists should not be given the privilege of living in this country. Foreign rapists should not be given the privilege of living in this country. We have enough crime without importing it. Disallow people in polygamous or child marriages from living in the United Kingdom. Simple. We will not have child marriage or polygamous marriage in this country. We will not have it. If you insist upon it you can go to a country that will have it. The UK will not be one of them. Ban Halal and home slaughter of animals. Those found to be sacrificing animals at home during religious festivals should be arrested and non-British citizens deported. Once again, this is simple. We will not allow this in the United Kingdom. We have come out of the Dark Ages in the United Kingdom and we will not go back. We have had years of advancement in animal welfare and animal rights and we will not go back now to accommodate Islam. No halal and no slaughtering of animals in back gardens at Eid. This is disgraceful. We will bring it to an end. Support ex-Muslims and ensure that people are free to leave Islam without penalty. Those who threaten ex-Muslims should be prosecuted and deported if appropriate.  This is a scandal. Nisar Hussein, our Islam spokesman, was beaten almost to death for leaving Islam and had to leave his home under armed police guard. This is not acceptable and those who threaten ex-Muslims will be arrested, jailed or deported from this country. Ex-Muslims are key and crucial to our understanding of Islam both doctrinally and how it is practiced here in the United Kingdom. We have so much to learn from them and they need and deserve a voice on the public stage in this country for Britain will give them that voice. Change laws on FGM to remove the evidential burden from children. That is, children should not have to testify. Their mutilated genitals provide the required proof. And we must ensure that those convicted of FGM are severely punished with long-term imprisonment and or deportation. FGM is barbaric. It's the removal of a young girl's genitals and the assurance it's to ensure that a woman can never enjoy sex. It's misogyny defined. And we have at the moment this weak response from politicians with children don't want to testify against their parents. We shouldn't be making children testify against their parents. We have FGM clinics all over this country dedicated to fixing the physical problems that FGM introduces. So why aren't the police going to these clinics? Why isn't proof of medical or of genital mutilation enough to prove that if either the parents did this to the child or they allowed it to happen? Either way it's a criminal offence and if they're not British they should be thrown out of this country. We will not accept medieval misogynistic barbarism in the United Kingdom. We will put a stop to it. We will throw out its practitioners. It's as simple as that. Prosecute and or deport those found guilty of threatening violence against critics of Islam. Now we know that crowds will amass in London holding up signs saying butcher those who insult Islam. How dare they? It's an incitement to murder, to violence. We must not allow this and those who are not from this country and who are not British citizens who are on our streets calling for the murder of critics of Islam to be removed from this country. Ensure that police and government facilitate freedom of speech and the right to criticise Islam. That means getting rid of all the hate speech rubbish that has curtailed our rights. We will say what we like about Islam without any threat of arrest from the police. This is scandalous and our politicians if they had any courage or any principle would be standing up and saying this that the right to criticise Islam is sacrosanct. It is our fundamental right in the United Kingdom. Clear, concise, consistent. That is what we need. Finally, hold a public inquiry into Islamic doctrine including the Quran and Hadiths and the fundamentals of Sharia law and fully inform the British public as to its values. Now the media will have you believe that Islam is just like I don't know Hinduism, Sikhism, any other minority religion in this country. It is not. It is a complete set of values.  It has a criminal arm, a military arm. It is entirely entirely political. There is no secular separation between mosque and state. The Hadiths do teach the terrible things that happen across the Muslim world. The Quran does teach the complete subjugation of non-Muslims under Muslim rule all over the world. That is the reality. What we do about that reality is up to debate but that is the reality and the British public needs to know that. No more lies, sanitisation by politicians or the press. We will tell the truth and then the British people will decide what to do about that truth. You are not going to hear a policy like this from any other political party and what is even better is that we mean it. Other people may lip service to this. They will make controversial statements every now and then but they will backtrack immediately and apologise a week later. The minute they are called a racist or Islamophobe they crumble but I am already called those names and I really don't care. They don't faze me. I am not going to change on this. I have never changed on this and the only party leader in this country who has taken all the insults, all the punches and still continued to stand and tell the truth. If that's a party you want, if that's a leader you want then get on board with For Britain. We are the only party who will tell the truth about Islam.


Hello and welcome to daily debrief brought to you by People's Dispatch. I'm Pragya. Ignoring multiple local protests, the United States is expanding its military presence in the Philippines. We look at why people are against this and the implications for the region. The ongoing meeting of the Executive Board of the World Health Assembly has flagged the language used to discuss sex and gender issues and there's an exhibition with an unusual theme. We bring you updates from the debates in Switzerland. And in our final segment, Russia's chess federation, the world's biggest, is leaving the European chess union for Asia. We'll discuss the latest in the divide in the chess world ever since the Ukraine war. The Philippines and the United States have announced an enhanced defense cooperation agreement ignoring protests in multiple cities. People are against expanded military ties with the United States, but it is bent upon viewing China as a threat. There will be regional repercussions to the growing US presence, which Anish from People's Dispatch has been tracking. Let's ask him about it. Anish, thanks a lot for joining us. Anish, what is the EDCA, the agreement between the United States and the Philippines in the military arena? What are they planning to do? Yeah, so this was an agreement that was signed in 2014 when the Philippines gave US military access to some of its bases for a very specific set of reasons, including training and logistical purposes and so on. These are not exactly the kind of conventional bases that we understand. They're sort of like a temporary base access. But in the current, in the way things run right now, it pretty much is like giving at least US setting up a sort of a temporary base, a proper temporary base in these military bases that the Philippines owns. And this is sort of like a new way because historically, the Philippines had had a very terrible past and history with US military presence. We must remember that it was under US colonial rule until the 1950s. And it was only after that, and after that, they had this colonial presence continued under the Marcos dictatorship for a very long time. So during the democratization process, this was one of the things that was removed. And so to pretty much basically appease the people at the time and not to attract too much protest and anger, they had this sort of a new kind of basing agreement. Now the thing is like at the time when the EDCA was signed, there were many protests and many people had, you know, and it wasn't just the progressive and the left wing groups, it was also a large number of, you know, the more liberal, more conservative groups who were also concerned about how it might affect sovereign decisions of the country. But the understanding was that it will not go beyond what was agreed upon at the time, which was like access to five bases. That's it. Right now, the thing is they are going to actually go ahead with another five bases, access to another five bases in more strategic allocations, including in Luzon, towards the, which is closer to the Taiwan Island and also to Palawan Island, which we talked about very recently where US Vice President Kamala Harris had made a visit. And this location is quite close to Philippines dispute with China in the South China Sea. So it is sort of like these sort of very strategic locations are being earmarked. We do not know the exact details of how they're going to expand and what sort of things that they're going to do right now. But this sort of is concerning at this point at a time when US is very clearly trying to encircle China. Right, and each and there are early protests against this in the Philippines, but they seem to have chosen to ignore that. Can you talk about what could be the aims, the strategic or other motives that both these countries have? Yeah, we have to remember that as much as a lot of criticism stand against the Duterte administration, there was in foreign policy wise, he had this sort of balancing act and we're trying to not be too involved in the kind of conflict, the diplomatic and trade conflicts that the two giants, essentially two superpowers had at the time and try to keep Philippines out of this conflict without taking a stand. Now that sort of policy is being slowly eroded away under the current Marcus Junior administration, who has shown more closeness to the current US administration and also towards creating close ties with the United States, which is concerning because over time, this is definitely going to have its own impact. So even when we talk about the South China Sea dispute, despite it being a multilateral dispute, it is not something that countries like us from Japan has any stakes in the matter. But nevertheless, the other ones who are being more involved in this matter, there is a very clear, as you pointed out, there is a very clear tendency in the Philippines right now, especially in the Philippines ruling class to actually move towards or to align towards the United States and the whatever kind of current conflict situation or dispute situation arises between the two countries in the region. And that is concerning because this is just part of, you know, we have seen for the past two or three years how the United States not only under the current Biden administration, but the previous Trump administration have tried to encircle with expanding its military footprint in the Asia Pacific. It is not just Philippines, but also Taiwan, Japan, very recently, where they're trying to expand its bases across the country in South Korea, where the president is now calling for nuclear weapon deployment into the peninsula or Taiwan, Australia, and so on. So this is sort of like a multilateral or a multi-pronged approach by the United States to expand its military presence in the region, where it really doesn't have territories or any kind of stakes, but it just has interest, very clear interest that it wants to protect and obviously allies with very problematic past. And this is sort of a part of that. And that can, you know, that will only create more flash point. The China's flash point in Southeast Asia has been almost mill, despite the South China Sea dispute, but with US involvement in such instances can actually only aggravate whatever disputes exist and create more flash points in the future. All right, Anish, thanks a lot for joining us. And I'm glad you could stay on despite the power troubles that seem to be plaguing your end of the internet. Thanks a lot. The World Health Assembly's executive board is meeting in Geneva, Switzerland these days, while the decision-making body of the WHO will convene this summer to pick a director general and firm up its budget. A lot of contentious and important issues are being debated by the executive board as well. Jyotsna from the People's Health Movement is in Geneva for this discussion. She brings us an interesting update. Right, Jyotsna, great to have you join us all the way from Switzerland. I think you're in the middle of a lot of very long meetings. Can you tell us, you know, what we discussed earlier, you were saying that there is going to be a sort of discussion on the language when we speak about gender, when we speak about sex, what was that discussion about? Yeah, hi. So yeah, this is today's the fifth day of like really hectic and intense meetings that are happening, not just meetings and what is happening on the floor. So before that, maybe if I can just explain how it is, it works here generally, is that there are agenda items which are given to the member states. The countries are called member states because they are the members of the WHO. That's what WHO is, right? And so the agendas are being set. And then after the director general presents something on that agenda item, it can be a report or a proposal or a note taking report, just noting what has happened in the last one year. Every country gets three minutes to speak. So they have a statement, they respond to it. And after the countries have spoken is the term of the non-government related organization speed, NGOs or other stakeholders like associations and parma associations, etc. So that's how it goes. The point is, it is, when you attend these, it is very interesting to see how the understanding of foreign policy or the understanding regarding sex and gender that exists within a country that comes out through in these statements. It may or may not be at times related to the agenda item, but then in this time of social media and this creating an image at every point of time you can. So you try to push it through. So for example, we are seeing and it is not only in this particular executive body board meeting, but last year also in World Health Assembly, the language around gender and sex is always something in across all the documents that becomes a matter of controversy and concern. So for example, there was a particular agenda being discussed today and Russia very clearly said that there is no consensus among the countries on use of language regarding gender and sex. We will not have that language in our document at all. And these are some very important points for last year. The example I'm giving is regarding guidelines for HIV treatment and control and management.   And that just waters down everything that you know people need for treatment. US under Trump administration constantly spoke against any reference to sexual and reproductive rights because they did not believe that because they said abortion cannot be a right. So there were though there were so many countries who would work towards it. And the WHO wanted it that language could not come. The US has changed is a stand now with Biden administration it is better. But that's what you see this, it might sound like dynamic and dynamism. But the problem I think is in most of these cases than the conservatives take over because if you have to build consensus and this doesn't happen. So we are seeing it this time also in many of the documents. And they do not specifically relate to sexual health or reproductive health, but it's still the references become a problem. And it becomes a problem because then you are not letting sexual minorities and women get that attention, which they do across board. So yeah. You also referred to a sort of interesting conference or a sort of exposition on the women who have been victims of sexual violence, their clothes being sort of on display sounds like a very controversial idea. Also interesting, what did you make of it? Yeah. So I mean, that's what you feel that on the one hand, you are having these discussions inside, which can actually change the policy and these are policy matters. And on the other end, WHO is trying to build that kind of an understanding. So there is an exhibition right where the room is for discussions.  And and and the idea actually with WHO is I mean what they're trying to say. And we we will can show it on the screen. So what they're trying to say is it does not matter what a woman were. So the first question everybody asks is what were you wearing. And it is like making the woman the way as if she asked for it that kind of a thing and not really looking at the perpetrator. And then you go through it and it's it's quite a stressful in one sense because you see all kinds of clothes. You see clothes of six year old children. So that survival like she was wearing shorts and t-shirt as a kid. And she was sexually harassed at that age. You also have there was one there is one which is which are clothes of a health worker a nurse actually. And so she was harassed and she was wearing her work dress of a firefighter. So so so these are the things and then I think in one sense it is good to create that consciousness because these things for a lot of us have become very normative to talk about that you cannot talk about clothes when you talk about harassment. But I refer to the discussions again you realize that probably that's not the case you still have to keep harping on these points again and again. And let us not forget the WHO somewhere probably is trying to do this a bit of damage control because last year in October there was an accusation of sexual misconduct at a meeting by a British doctor against the WHO staff. It is a still pending that the inquiry is there but it is a still pending and so it is also about that image that the WHO would like to maintain. And there is a lot of sexual harassment across WHO offices. There was a report actually presented by the Director General Ted Rose this time and it showed that even in the WHO headquarters where we are sitting this time a lot of sexual harassment complaints have come and it looks like WHO really has to address this problem now it is happening across their regional offices it's happening in their headquarters.  Right Jyotsana thanks a lot for joining us. The Russian Chess Federation has over 35,000 players and 200 grandmasters but the European Chess Union has decided it is politically exposed because of political members in the RCF. Russia has already suspended from the European Chess Union since last year when the Ukraine war began. It also lost out on chances to participate in championships over the last year. Siddhanth Ani joins us with an update. So Siddhan good to have you back on the show. Siddhanth is Russia leaving the Union in Europe or are they being made to leave? I mean so I guess after being suspended they were pushed into a corner and I think we can start by saying that the Russian Chess Federation or and before that the Soviet Chess Federation is a global powerhouse. Currently there are 35,000 players including more than 200 or so grandmasters. So you know Russia and Chess are like pretty synonymous. The last Chess Olympiad was the first major event to be taken away from Russia after this suspension came into place both from the European Chess Union as well as the International Organization FIDE which runs World Chess. So Indian chess fans in that case benefited because Chennai then hosted the Chess Olympiad where over 190 countries participated. Now Chess has not gone as far as to ban individual chess players from either Russia or Belarus. Only the federations are banned so individuals are allowed to compete either under the flag of the Chess Association or by moving to other countries. For example a woman grandmaster has recently decided to compete under the Swiss flag. So similarly several players have moved to Europe or other parts of the world and are now competing with using the flags of that country. But in the long run I mean what I guess the war in Ukraine has done is it's created a divide between Asia and Europe, East and West. I think quite clearly and across sport we've seen it. We were talking a couple of days ago about Russian athletes being invited to participate in the Asian games also being held in China in 2023. There were conversations about Russia's moving its football union as well from Europe into Asia because Asian countries are still maintaining the line that there is politics and the war in Ukraine is part of that but sport is somehow separate from it. European sports bodies and to a large extent international sports bodies based on what the International Olympic Committee has actually suggested have not taken a similarly apolitical or non-aligned stance in this matter and they've gone ahead and of course put bans and suspensions etc in place. So it's a bit of both. One is to look at the benefit of the athletes in this case chess players. I'm not sure if they are called athletes as well. But also to put some kind of pressure back on those who are imposing these kind of sanctions and bans because if you take away Russia from let's say the European chess union then you take away a country that hosts a lot of events, a country that puts a lot of money into it. The international chess association president at this point is also the chairman of the Russian railways Arkady Dvorkovic. So it's interesting how this is playing out but the fact is that it's a bit of both. They are pushed into a corner and therefore they are reacting and now moving to Asia. Thanks for joining us Siddharth. And that is all we have for today. Thank you for watching Daily Debrief. Do come back to us tomorrow. You can visit our website for more People's Dispatch stories and watch our regular updates on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.


alright friends so having seen the theory part now it's time to solve some problems because this is the only way you learn mathematics so let's start first question says find the measure of an angle which forms a pair of supplementary angles with itself okay so you have to find obviously you have to find something there's a question so you have to find something out measure of so you have to find what measure of n what angle okay so that means you have to find an angle x so that's how we start which forms a pair of which forms that means x forms a pair of supplementary angle with itself okay so that means x is doing something with itself and it is forming a pair of supplementary angle so what is it doing basically so that means you know some of two angles is 180 degrees then they are called supplementary angles so x with itself is forming supplementary angles that means x plus x must be equal to 180 degrees so that means 2x is equal to 180 degrees so what is x guys x is 90 degrees so remember learning what's the learning learning is a right angle right angle is supplementary to itself right supplement of itself or rather we write supplement of itself why because if you add right angle to a right angle we'll get 180 degrees understood that's how you solve the problem next let's go to second problem now this problem says two supplementary angles differ by 34 degrees find the angles okay so information let's mine the data it says two supplementary angles so there are two angles okay two angles so we start with this itself let the angles be angles be theta and phi if you are not comfortable with theta and phi you can say x and y so let us take x and y only instead of theta and phi because you guys are more comfortable I believe in let's say x and y now mind you x and y are the angle measures not the angle itself okay now what they differ by 34 degrees okay so they differ means x minus y is 34 degrees that's what they are saying and I would find out the angles so there could be lots of possibilities okay so what could be x and y so x is 35 let's say x is 35 and y is 1 so you see what is the x minus y x minus 5 will be 34 so will this be solution can you say that x is 35 and y is 1 or for that matter 36 and 2 this is also 34 or 37 and 3 this is also 34 so in all the cases you are getting 34 so what which one will you take up obviously there is one more information and that is the angles are supplementary what did we learn so supplementary means x plus y is 180 degrees so this also has to be satisfied now unfortunately 35 plus 1 is 36 so if you see x plus y is it working it is 36 it is 38 I'm sorry yeah 38 and this is 40 so none of them are working so hence you have to keep on doing to get x plus y is 180 but then we also have another smart ways of solving this what do you do is add both of them both these equations yep so adding equation means add LHS to LHS RHS to RHS what will you get you will get x minus y plus x plus y is equal to 34 plus 180 okay now if you know how to solve a pair of linear equation nothing like it otherwise you can substitute also so hence your y gets cancelled so you get 2x is equal to 214 180 plus 34 is to 14 so x my dear friends what is x then so x is 214 by 2 so hence it is 107 degrees isn't it 107 degrees so what will be the other angle other angle you can use any of these equations so hence x is 107 so deploy 107 minus y is 34 so what is y y will be 107 107 minus 34 degrees which is equal to 73 degrees isn't it and have you got the right answer we can check so the other equation was x plus y other equation was x plus y is equal to 180 degrees let's check whether it is satisfying or not so x was now what was x x was a 07 so 107 degrees plus y what was y 73 degrees add them up you will get 180 degrees so that means our result is correct so x is 73 uh x is uh sorry 107 and y is 73 so we got the results correctly so this is how you have to solve these kind of problems


Cardo is the original producer who I did a cushioned orange juice with Cardo Sledger in Edans on their germs on there as well but a lot of people connected me and Cardo with that sound and Cardo's full name is Cardo got wings So when we link back up to do this project is executive produced by Cardo and Sledger in so I just was like Well, actually I was in the studio my partner Duffy and you know DJ Duffy Yeah, and she was listening to the music and I had another name for it. She was like yo We should call it where it's got wings. I was like that's perfect name


All right just out for an easy run walking a little bit right now Had a really awesome hard session at the track yesterday Just six times 800 meters at view to max pace. It's really awesome So I've started my build-up now to also low half marathon my next race Which is in I think Eight weeks or something like that So I thought I'd show you guys Some more details about my build-up I've done a few changes From my last video where I talked about my plan because that's part of the game You know when you're when you're doing training plans, you have to be able to always change them When you learn more and now I've learned more I've gained more experienced and I Have done a few changes. So let's get right into it. Let's talk about my training plan Let's talk about my build-up to my next half marathon. Stay tuned Alright guys, so my half marathon build-up is well underway as you know, I did my First half marathon a few weeks ago. If you haven't seen the video you can check it out here And it was glorious. It was amazing and it was cool and but that was only One of the half marathons I've scheduled for this year. I have another one coming up now in September on September the 15th And it's on the road. It's on the road. It's also low half marathon, basically It's fairly flat. I wish it was a little bit flatter though because I really want a good time for me at this point But yeah, it is what it is. There's a few hills in there So I'd like to just quickly take a look at my training Over the last couple of weeks and what my plans are for the next few weeks So let's head over to Strava and take a look what's going on there Alright, so here we are in Strava and first of all if you don't know about Strava I suggest you go to Strava.com and sign up there And you can follow me in that way you can take a look at all my training and read all my descriptions I write a little bit of a report after each Session that I do so be sure to check that out. There's a link in the description So these are my last few weeks. This is today Wednesday Had a tough session yesterday, and I've been pretty much doing You know this this here you can see here that the red there That's my that's my half marathon a few weeks ago and then had a bit of a rest and then After that bit of a rest I started building up again to 60k which was my pre Pre-race sort of max volume here. You can see 60 60 60 and did a few workouts for sure and then After building up to 60 without any special workouts or anything like that. I started my nine-week build up to Oslo half marathon including a two-week taper So let's take a look at the first week. I did a few sessions here. You can see the yellow That's like a workout. Okay, and the dark green That's like a long run and the normal green light green. That's more. That's just like normal easy runs Or warm-up and cool down as you can see here so started the week with a Real vio to max interval session you can see it here. We can go and take a look This is what you'll see if you're on Strava You can read my description there what I experienced during my vio to max session Running at the track as you can see here And here's the pace graph we can add the heart rate as well So you can see here that I'm running at a pace. That's pretty fast for me. Anyway, three 345 pace on average per kilometer and my heart rate goes up towards my max You know in the in the 190s. My max is probably around 205 or something like that So working pretty hard doing six reps of 800 meters That was tough. That was a tough session And well the next two days then I just had two easy runs super easy just recovering Or you know, that's important after a hard day. You want to do a few easy days Then my next workout was a lactate threshold workout also done at the track you can see So four repetitions Let's see what it was here four times five minutes at lactate threshold and Four times 200 meter at the end just doing some speed work at the end So you can see here that we have the first four repetitions are at lactate threshold One five minutes each cruising at around 415 pace per kilometer or something like that 420 maybe Heart rate is up at around 186 188 Probably around my lactate threshold somewhere Pretty hard, but more like comfortably hard, you know, it's not as hard as the view to max intervals So I can do them for a little bit longer Volume of this work added a little bit higher than the other one still doing it at the track though Because I wanted to have like a very fixed You know, I wanted to see my progress very clearly and interestingly enough I noticed in this workout that the view to max workout. I did three days earlier already. There was adaptions happening like my my My resting heart rate in the morning was down like four beats two days after the view to max sessions So that's that's pretty significant Quick adaptions things happen very quickly when you do these high intensity sessions, but then again They're very taxing as well. So you can't really do you know too much of them You have to be careful But they are essential in a progress plan Finishing off the session with like some short 200 meter reps You can see here just touching on a really fast pace like 310 320 pace something like that almost sprinting basically almost So that's a good session there Anyway, we're not gonna talk about all the details in my training But that was the first week of my proper build up to that Half marathon in September did a long run on Sunday and then yesterday I was at the track again and did another view to max session basically the same workout And I filmed the video there. I actually made a vlog and I'm posting that log Soon so stay tuned for that vlog and if you didn't watch The vlog that I made from a workout back here somewhere. I don't know. I think it was this one back Quite a few weeks ago. I had had a speed session at the track made a vlog and I'll put a link to it here So you can check it out Anyway, that's that's what's gone has been going on until now Let's head over into my training plan and just take a look at what I'm gonna do for the next few weeks. So Let's see this week was the week of my Half marathon, this was my recovery week. This was my rebuilding week getting up to 60 K This was last week and this is this week So I'm now this workout here six times 800 and that's what I did yesterday So that means I have another I have the rest of this week And I have one two three four five weeks more of hard training followed by two weeks of taper and then I'll slow Have marathon it's on the way. Oops. It's on the 15th there of September I Don't know what to expect I I'm gonna run I you know my last half marathon I ran 146 I think I could have done one maybe 44 if I paced myself better Maybe 143 even and it was a flat course. Maybe I could have done 138. I don't know And can I do 135 134 for Oslo half marathon? That's what I'm kind of thinking But I'm dreaming about going sub 130 though, but I don't know if that's possible for me at this point We'll see we'll see depends on how my body reacts to all the training that I'm doing now And it's very warm So it's difficult for me to tell my actual fitness because it might hopefully I'll get a cool day in September And I'll perform better than I do now in the heat Anyway, we're not going to go through all the workouts. Just want to quickly talk about the weeks leading up to the half marathon so we have Yesterday's workout and then on Friday. I'm doing a threshold session again Basically, I'm doing the same threshold session as last week in terms of volume 20 minutes at threshold But instead of doing it four times five minutes. I'm now going two times ten minutes So working a little bit more on that endurance while keeping the volume the same really it's still 20 minutes at threshold But it's extending it to ten minutes rather than five and you know working on that endurance Yeah, then a week after another hard workout And then I'm doing a progressive long run on son on that Sunday, which means I'm gonna start easy and finish that threshold And I'm also gonna visit Possible race pace within there as well So that's gonna be an interesting workout to see where I'm at in terms of race pace and how I can maintain that after Fair few kilometers and this week is actually at I'm at the cabin this week. So I'll be Training a little differently and stuff like that. So Then after that I'm doing somewhat of a recovery week after that progressive long run and then finishing off the week with a race Actually, I have a race on the 12th of August. It's called bring it back up Which is like the raspberry raspberry run? It's a raspberry festival here in my hometown. It's just 6k It's a hard run of course because it's short is very it's very fast But I'm actually just gonna race it as a special session like a training sessions It's gonna I'm gonna throw in some easy. Basically. I'm doing it like this. I'm aiming on 30 minutes I'm gonna there's a lot of hills I'm gonna do eight minutes at threshold one minute easy eight minutes at threshold one minute easy Three minutes of interval speed so max view to max speed then one minute easy And I'm gonna finish off with four to eight minutes at threshold whatever it takes to finish the race So it's gonna be a high intensive discussion after somewhat of an easy week Then comes into this week where I'm starting my next meso cycle because if you look here This first three weeks that I mean now that's my view to max focus Then my lat next three weeks is the threshold and I know if you watch my previous video where I talk about my build-up You might have seen this already, but I made a few adjustments because you always make adjustments along the way with training plans You know they things change you learn things you you adapt faster or slower than you expected and you have to constantly fix that training plan so So this last period here is where I'll be doing Yeah, I'll be extending the temp the threshold session to further longer and longer and more reps more volume essentially increasing the The view to max sessions a little bit as well But not much because it's really a threshold focus here Then I'll be going on a cruise with my grandparents and my parents my dad is 60 and I'll be training on a boat. I'll be making vlogs for sure and That'll be interesting and also do a progressive long run up in the very very north of Norway So it's gonna be interesting. Hopefully it's gonna be cool there not cold, but cool Anyway, yeah finishing off three hard weeks with two weeks of taper Where I'll be doing, you know, I'll be doing hard stuff But very short like I'll reduce the volume of my training, but I'll maintain some of that intensity Tapering is a science in and of itself. We can talk about that in another video, but Anyway, this is here as I've written last week needs revision Maybe second last week, too I need to take a closer look at what I'm gonna do in these tapering weeks as it gets closer based on how the last three weeks go, right? Maybe I need more rest because I'm like I need more rest. I have to feel it in my body.  I'm gonna do a little bit more hard stuff. You know, it has to be remains to be seen Long runs as you can see here. These are the long runs. They will go up and up and up and reach 20k Do a couple of 20k long runs before tapering down before the half marathon So I think it's a pretty decent plan And For sure. I I personally love making training plans. I've probably spent 12 hours on this plan like because it looks like I just like throwing in numbers and three times five minutes or you know It's not actually like that. You really have to consider, you know, what did I do last week? What am I doing next week? What's the total training load of those of those three weeks? Okay, I'm coming back to the same workout. Should I increase the volume a little bit? How many reps should I do at what speed should I do it? What's my current fitness? It's there's a lot of things to consider so it takes time, but I do like it I think it's a lot of fun I've made a few training plans for other people as well And I I'm going to launch a full coaching program on this on this channel eventually working on it kind of But if you're interested before that to to get my help, you know Maybe you're working towards a 10k or 5k even or a half marathon or a marathon I do have a lot of Knowledge when it comes to planning training sessions and stuff like that So if you're interested in that, you know, send me a message maybe on Facebook go to the loan trail Facebook page and you can send me a message here and we can discuss Prices and stuff like that. I can help you out setting up a you know Just a simple training program for you or maybe we'll do a full-on coaching program You know where you'll have sessions with me on Skype and and I'll customize a program just for you You then depends on what you're interested in. Anyway I'm excited about the build-up. I love the hard training. It's so much fun. I mean, it's it's it's hard I mean I was yesterday at the track. I was like, oh my god, I can't do this. This is too hard But that's how it should be, right? I mean it should really It should be Voluntary suffering But the gains they come, you know, it's very it's very clear that I'm gaining fitness and So if you're interested in following that journey, you should head over to Strava.com There's a link in the description where you can follow my training there and Instagram I'm on Instagram too where I post pictures from my training in my life in general Anyway, thanks for watching this much of the video. I know It's not that popular sometimes to these long videos where I just talk about my training details But if you're watching this far, I'm pretty sure you're interested in these things as well and you like this kind of detailed Stuff and so let me know in the comments if you do if you if you follow a training plan if you like making training plans Any questions post them down below And subscribe, of course, if you watch this far without having subscribed It's it's a good idea to click the subscribe button. Hope you're having an awesome day. Thanks for watching. Bye. Bye


Hello friends, welcome back to another episode here on the channel. I hope you're all doing well for anyone new to the channel My name is Lee also known as Osiris and in today's episode. We are going to be continuing on with our VGC 2021 series 8 content We've got another restricted to feature today And as always there will be a poker face down in the description below and if you stick around to the end of the episode You'll be able to grab the rental for this team tried out for yourself So you can see the team is based all around so Galeo one of the new restrictors that we got access to steel psychic type And then we've got the combination that is going to be the more common one You probably come across it if you haven't it's going to be a good video today So stick around for it is going to be that combination between that and spectra where you bulldoze Procure weakness policy lower the speed on a opposing target and then just go to town with a plus two so Galeo that Is ridiculously strong spectra gives a phenomenal support got the session there We pretty much need it to help the so Galeo setup Then we got tapu finny helps with burns and things like that slow game down It's got support options light screen heel pulse Nages madness icy wind as well another speed control method then we got poor we're going to helps out a bunch because as you can Probably tell already spectra opposing spectra and opposing and calorex shadow rider I'm going to be a bit of an issue so poor we're going to in a trick room mode help out with that a bunch We've got the maltress to also support that and then for a trick room kind of big attacker We've got glass to hear the ice horse and that makes up the team We'll get into the ins and outs of it as we get into the battles today So I hope you enjoyed today's episode as always leave your comments down below Let me know what restrict is you'd like to see played and featured next on the channel I'd always love to hear your opinions because there are so many restrict it's to feature But without further ado, let's jump into today's here Let's get some music on and first up. We have a team of lunala Tapu finney landeris draco's alt incinero and whimsicott So this is an interesting team obviously the restricted here is going to be that lunala a ghost type Not the fastest threat considering we've got some ridiculously fast ghost threats in the format So not too worried about that I kind of would worry about maybe trick room maybe wide guard on it and it's still going to hit hard And still can threaten so go there pretty pretty for good damage, you know, so it's not something to underestimate at all I think we'll go with the spectre and so go Leo lead It's what we want in the back. Do we need like maltress isn't bad here? But again, it's not great against the drake assault drake assault causes us all sorts of issues So I'm kind of leaning more towards p2 and then glass to a because p2 glass to a especially with the assault vest We can do a lot of work against this team if we can get it into a trick room environment So that's what we're gonna lock in with and we'll see how we get on in this first one today It's gonna be a tricky one obviously Trickers also one of those Pokemon that I think does well in this format if supported right especially if it's a Sandrush variant can do a lot of work and even if not then you know, and The hustle ability on it. We've seen it before in previous series with the life or but just as discussing amounts of damage But we are gonna see Lunala and we are gonna see drake assault. Okay. Well, I mean There's a couple of options here, you know We go after the Lunala or we go after the drake assault The big one for me would be probably going bulldoze and then into drake assault with a max quake I'm not too worried about the Lunala taking so go Leo down and Yeah, I think that's probably gonna be a best option. So we'll go for that And Lunala is one of those strange ones It's like not not a Pokemon to be underestimated in the slightest, but at the same time I'm a bit like what's it doing in this format, you know, you don't see it too often And I know it's a lot of players favorite Pokemon restricted wise So I can understand players wanting to play it, but I don't really know what it's doing support wise It's got a lot of options, of course trick room wide guard and that could be an issue here You know trick room going up, but we do have Glastria in the back.  What is it gonna be? Is it gonna be the drake assault? No, the Lunala. Oh dear. Well, I mean, it's not too bad. It's not too bad We're not gonna see a wide guard. We're gonna be able to get rid of the drake assault here So go Leo should take an attack from the Lunala Oh It's scarfed Okay, well, I didn't see that coming Okay, I don't know if like I think like scarf drake was all I Don't know if it's the best option. It's just scarfed.  Here we go into so go Leo, but we take that like a true lion champ and Sup that up and with it the the full metal body as well. We are gonna be able to dodge any Defense drops as well, which is always useful So we'll see what my point comes out next because I think our next kind of target's gonna be the Lunala You know, we can snarl here with spectra. We're in a pretty decent position To do it tap a finny coming out Yeah, and do we go for the Sunsteel strike might be an option now to snarl Sunsteel strike into tap a finny Just remove that from the field and then it frees up like Maltres in the back for the late game to come in So we'll go for that. I Do worry about weakness policy on the Lunala a little bit a little bit and We've got a misty terrain up. Is it gonna benefit anyone? Well, it kind of benefits us because the other option here is we could go for max lightning If we were really worried, but I think like a defense boost Probably gonna be quite nice Regardless, so yeah, let's do that Finny switching straight out being baited and incinerole coming in. All right. Well The bait is real the other option there, you know going through my head would be to max quay to get another special Special defense drop a special defense boost, sorry So it just makes it easier to take attacks from Lunala. There's a worry is here weakness policy, obviously Do you don't see which is ideal? So we get the steel spike in the Lunala still not gonna be hitting his hard man still does like so much damage to incinerole, you know And another fans hasn't coming out This time we'll take it even better than before and the final one what we can do is just snarl again max quick this time Into the incinerole if the Finny decides to switch in like we're picking up a knockout We could even shadow ball at this point, you know Into the Lunala We're probably better off just going for a snarl because it puts us in a way better position I think does it does it? No, I think I think we shadow ball we get it in range At least and then we max quake that sets us up way better. I think because the plus one special defense It's gonna be super beneficial anyway, so it's kind of acting like a snarl But we're picking up a knockout at the same time So it kind of works in a roundabout way like that and for my opponent You know, it's just very difficult for them at this point. Isn't it to really gain any sort of momentum? I think a good idea is probably take down the spectra But the same time the argument there to take down the so go there because it's a big thing That's just picking knock ups knock ups knockouts up every turn if I can speak so there we go Yeah, I mean so go there Sean. It's sheer bulky, you know, it's like Lunala nothing to scoff at it's a very strong goes type These attacks are like super effective and we're sitting here taking it like an absolute champ I know we've got the support But I mean this is just one of the modes that the team so capable of this lead is so threatening This is one of the reasons why I want to feature today. The thing is gonna be very prominent on the ladder going forward, you know And we haven't had to switch at all. We're in an amazing position snarl and then Sunsteel Snarling and well now we'll stun seal strike cuz I don't I don't want I prefer so go there to to not go down here Because the wild charge of recoil will go down. So it would be a 3-0 victory instead of a 4 but very good game to my opponent and Yeah, it's a nice way to first to kick off and that's that's the thing It gives us the example of how good that lead can be and you know This is a lead that you're gonna need to be aware of that with the big reason was to that This is gonna be played a lot and you're gonna have to I think outside the box for ways to kind of I Guess play around it answers to it. You know, there are definite answers to it in the format It's just if you're kind of not prepared for it going into the format it can catch you out And it's not not the most fun, especially when it sets up and you think how I'm gonna get back into this game now like plus Two so go Leo can't intimidate it and it's got like a spectra sitting beside it Just supporting it with all these like amazing support moves. So, you know, there's a reason why it's been good Well, well, well, what do we got up next clefki a seismic toad shadow calorex Manda buzz ferrathorn and Rotom heat. What a mad mix of Pokemon Not sad to see it at all clefki obviously got the prankster ability you're gonna be able to do all sorts of Annoying annoying support stuff The seismic toad you generally see on rain teams because of the swift swim ability there But we're not seeing that today. I wonder if clefki has got rain Potentially doesn't get rain dance. It would make sense. Maybe it supports a ferrathorn as well ferrathorn a bit of a pain for us and definitely the the shadow calorex a big big old pain as well um Do we go maltras here? Moltres could be good But I think Moltres may be better as a late game Pokemon that the other thing is the also the Rotom heat is a bit of an issue As well like spectra is is one of those Pokemon that you kind of want to keep for Rotom heat late game I think we'll go spectra. I think we'll go so well Then we'll go p2 because it gives us a nice resistance against the shadow ride It gives us trick room mods as well if we need it and we'll go Moltres and This could go pretty south because they've got a lot of threats that could do good work against us like the Rotom heat If we can't deal with it well enough between like so go there spectra Could get pretty dicey Quite early on but the one thing that I do like about so go there I don't see many people running on it is the the Facility run wide guard. I think it's such good support in this format It's not something you're gonna use a lot But when you're maxing so go there a lot of the time, you know, it makes a lot of sense To to be able to utilize that that that move. Okay. Well What are we gonna see here? The manda buzz I'm worried about foul play from the manda buzz which would come on to the so go there which would not be ideal and Especially if we proc our weakness policy We'd miss the knockout because of like reflect or something like that. Ah No, no, no, no, no, I think what we'll do is we'll go for this we'll get this I'm confident that a max lightning is gonna pick up the knockout on to Onto a mindy here Let's see what the clefki does problem is mind of us is such a tanky Pokemon You know, it's one of those Pokemon that you just you can't ignore because it's got the support options to be so disruptive You can't give it room and when you want to attack it You've got to be sure that you're gonna pick up a knockout against it because otherwise it can go Like I said at the start coming into this match very south very quickly Okay, thunder wave that is not ideal because now we are not gonna be able to bulldoze prior Although it might work out. All right. If we see a foul play maybe I don't know Underwave not so hot Underwave clefki Taunt coming out. Okay. Well, we're gonna There we go this is bad for a couple of reasons now because The issue is the foul play if we get thunderwaved is gonna cause us all sorts of issues Because they're gonna be able to get the file player off before we can attack I'm gonna have to just shadow ball the clefki. I think you like is there any point of kind of I Think no, we just go for it. I think I go for yeah I'll go for the steel spike just to get a defense boost. It might be useful later on I don't know if it will be but we're gonna see thunder wave foul play Yep Geez Well, this combo is definitely doing a better job than what we've faced previously And we get the steel spike off. Okay. Well, the problem is now Is the calorex coming in Astro barrage is gonna do all sorts of bad things to us So It's not ideal. I think yeah, I mean we saw in our last video like shadow calorex as a team I featured I think it's probably the best restricted in the format. Huh? We don't see seismic seismotode. Okay We can take down the problem is here like the seismotode. I don't want spectra to get it sash chipped P2 coming in might not be a bad option And we get rid of the cleft key right now I think and keep spectra tip for an end game because if we've got the sash It gives us a little bit of security against shadow calorex But without the sash we're pretty useless and we're paralyzed anyway So we're better off just kind of keeping that tool for later on with what we expect to be in the back anyway Might not be though, you know We get the special attack boost which is ideal. Oh If seismotode doesn't take down so go low here, which it made okay Sphyrithon Okay, so there's no shadow rex. We're gonna see seismotode. It's probably gonna go off max quick into so go low Because we're paralyzed as well. We're not in a position to be able to take this I don't feel unless they go after the spectra, but I don't see what reason why they would Oh That yeah max quick Special defense boost as well as not helping us a bunch. Okay. This is actually really good because it means so go They'll get to stick around a bit longer And get some big damage into the The ferrithon which is ideal Yeah, this is perfect And if that seismotode is special based then this this special defense boost helps out massively, okay Here we go gonna have to be we're gonna have to play around a little bit. I think and It depends what kind of set that ferrithon's got as well so My thinking would be we need to get the trick room up.  I'm gonna switch so go out I know we've got our boosts and stuff like that, but All we've got right now. This is maybe the argument where protects better Because a max moves Because we can't protect like otherwise we would be able to and we could kind of retain those boosts at this point and sit behind The protect take the move and then kind of utilize after I'm just banking on max quick coming out That's it's really what we've got to see. Yeah, okay. We get it and I in defense perfect. Okay. We it's not perfect. It's not perfect by any means, but It's better than losing P2 here, which we'll probably do the next turn Actually, the trick room is really bad. The trick room is terrible here Because we really need to nasty plot. It's got ice beam into the ferrithon. Just try and get some chip on to that I'm just protect Maltres. Let's see what the seismatode does Because I guess it kind of deters the seismatode from using a max geyser might just get body prep Oh, no, they go in front of the iron defense. They're gonna get fully boosted up a Freeze here would be ideal. We have got the plus one as well. So this will do a good chunk. Oh You said it and we got it. Okay There's the max geyser if this takes down P2 now. Oh then to Maltres, okay? That's a less than your max turns We need a fiery wrath and an ice beam into the ferrithon here The freezes huge for us in all honesty like we wouldn't win this I don't think without the freeze or it'd be very very difficult So the seismatodes done now With its max moves, it's probably got swift swim. So it's not gonna be able to move in this trick room So we are free just to go fiery wrath and ice beam into this ferrithon Yeah, we're gonna see the protect there The freeze is huge the freeze is huge. I'm not even gonna. I'm not even gonna mess around ferrithons one of those Pokemon, you know stewina over in the discord We had a friendly tournament like last weekend and stew got to the final of it and he was playing ferrithon He's team is really cool, but ferrithon I think was the one thing that stuck out for me and his team has just been one of those Pokemon I think such a good shout in this format, you know if you want to trick room Like if you want to trick room check for most of the time You've got to be careful around things like talk all but other than that the iron defense set just bodies so much stuff in this format right we'll recover with p2 and I Yeah, I'll figure over a fury wrath We should take a move from seismotod, you know, I don't really know what the clefki is gonna be doing it But again, it's it's kind of done a really good support job in this match in general, hasn't it?  It's a bit more risky to use Liquidation so it's actually physical seismotod, which is Okay, okay way more interesting and it has got life up on it How many terms of trick room we've got left one, but we use this turn maybe to nasty plot Yeah, because they may protect seismotod here in the last turn of trick room Yeah, and then the only way to slow us down really take advantage of this with clefki is to To thunder wave us which is what they're probably gonna gonna do. Okay. They got the dazzle. I Mean we take that pretty well. We got the berserk and then the next time we're gonna have to trick room protect Take down clefki with p2. Hopefully we've got enough to take it down with a special attack boost and then Will there be rain up on the field? No, the rain will disappear So it might be worth not trick rooming because Maltra's allowed speed seismotod without the rain It's just a thunder wave though. That's the issue. That's what I worry about Hmm I'm gonna trick room. I'm gonna trick room. I think and protect like yeah, I could plan to do Because at the end of the day like so go low can come in and it can earthquake and it's gonna be slower than okay And it's gonna be slower than seismotod regardless of the rain or not Liquidation and thunder wave That damage is nasty and we're paralyzed. Okay. Well the rain stops this is where it gets tricky because the thunder wave comes out onto Maltres and We go down we go down. I'll try the trick room again But they're kind of in this lock situation now if they do that they got to concentrate down on Maltres. Oh Okay, oh, they've got rain dance So definitely the trick room is the best the best play unless they go after p2 again here But then if they do they just lose everything to Maltres. So as long as we're not parried We should be all right Okay, there we go, man, we've dragged this one out. I'm saying it now. We've dragged this one out like no one's business Okay, so go Leo can come in And then we got spectra as a kind of last resort to help us out the very end if we need it Well ice beam and we'll earthquake and That should lock the game finally This is a nasty team though for like Pokemon that you generally don't see too much It's a nice strategy to see like an opponent you use these Pokemon and really Do well with them do well with them. Come on Okay, well we take that we're gonna go down to a liquidation. I think now man these powers are horrible horrible Okay P2 got down finally The light screen wears off, but we got specs to come in and we can do some work with spectra I Think the rain dance is kind of saved our bacon a bit in this obviously the freeze helped us out a bunch as well Let's get rid of this. Let's just get rid of this seismic odd Yeah, I mean Yeah, we've not got many options here with that. I don't really want to earthquake at this point Okay, can I get you gonna go for a dazzle again? Trying to stall out this rain since you'll strike coming out Maybe do have why God if we want but you know Paralyzed paralyzed everything paralyzed go for the same again It's still got all terribly wrong. We actually need to move if we don't we're all paralyzed all the time then it's Very difficult, isn't it? But so go Leo coming out on top once again We get fortunate in this one for sure with the freeze on the ferrithole And I think that would have been a very difficult one to deal with we would have really needed to position Maltres get The nasty plot up to really do the damage. We needed to on it You know, we just weren't hitting it hard enough with the yeah, come on Come on But this is where why God can kind of come in handy as long as we're not paralyzed Let's not lose to a cleft key please Spectre is paralyzed here. We're done We're done. It's very close very very haxy game all around from both both ends But very good game to my opponent and at the very least I hope you guys find it entertaining because that is the main thing about it So we do manage to pick up a win. We've got to see the ins and outs of the team pretty much We didn't really get to feature the tapu finny there the finny obviously would have been Great in that match for the reasons it would have been good against the size of the Todd and it would have also been very useful against the paralysis and the thunder waves and things like that so and That would have been ideal Although we couldn't really compensate for the fact that shadow calorex could have come out as well So we needed the Maltres and I think the trick room really was something that was going to be very useful throughout that match And so that wraps up the two games We'll jump over now and we'll get you guys that rental code right friends here It is there's the rental for today's team. It is the so go Leo and spectre a build and if you try it out I really hope you enjoy it. It's you know, we're pretty high in the ladder at the minute as well So we're not playing like Law down opponents. We're playing decent opponents And I think even though we face that like weird team in the last one We're still facing things and kind of coming out on top was a little bit of RNG on our side in that last one But I mean the teams performing well the Pokemon perform well But if you do try it out as I say, I hope you have it enjoy it And it's a good thing to experience and it's definitely a good thing to identify this leaders Something is a big threat. Have fun with the team. Have a great weekend. Let me know down in the comments section What restrict is you'd really like to see going forward because I've got a bunch lined up But I also would really like to factor in the the case that you know, you there's certain things that you would like to see Ice riders calorex is definitely a Pokemon. I think is phenomenal So we'll be featuring that at some point next week So we've got room to feature some other things as well We'll bring more rental teams as we go. Remember there is the friendly going on this evening over on our discord So we've got the friendly tournament kicking off on the switch if you want to get involved in that I'll throw up the ID of the tournament all the details there now hop over to our discord There'll be a link down in the description join the community get involved with the the competitive side over there It's a lot of fun and if you do play it. I hope you have a great time Enjoy it and best of luck have a great weekend friends Thank you so much for tuning in as always and I'll catch you for another episode very soon. So until then take care and bye. Bye