Hello friends, welcome back to another episode here on the channel. I hope you're all doing great and for anyone new to the channel. My name is Lee, also known as Osiris. So it's been a little while since we continued on with our VGC Series 9 content. Obviously, last week there wasn't really much content on the channel. And that was really down to me using all the spare time I had to kind of prepare for the region, the region qualifiers for PlayScope 4, which happened this past weekend. And that brings us on to today's team because this is the team that I ran in those qualifiers. And unfortunately it didn't go as well as I kind of hoped it would. I put a lot of work into the team. I thought and believed that the team would do well. Got off to a really good start, went 2-0 and then things slowly went downhill from there, playing very good opponents, some tough match ups and then a little bit RNG that didn't go our way. Just meant that I ended up going 2-3 and then that led to the drop because at that point I couldn't really qualify. So I just spent the rest of the day being very sad and more myself than anything else. You know, I felt like it was just I put a lot of work in and it just didn't work out and sometimes that happens. And I think in those situations, it's when you can kind of pick yourself back up again, dust yourself off and say it right. Well, what have we learned from that? And then kind of try and move forward and improve for the next time. And that's what we've got to keep doing. Keep going. Don't get disheartened. It's obviously hard not to at the time, because I still am feeling a little bit stung by it, but you've got to just kind of just crack on and try and improve and see where you went wrong. And one of the things that I was thinking about today was do I bring this team to the channel? And I'm still proud of the team and I still think the build's really good. And for that reason, this is why I'm going to feature it today. So hopefully you do enjoy it. It's got some different builds to it. They all the all the spreads and things are down in the description with the poker paste. Here's the rental. And we'll see have a couple of games of the team as we normally do. And then we'll finish up with it. So hopefully we can talk about the team in the games today and get some get some W's because that's what it's all about. So, friends, thank you so much for tuning in. It's nice to be back with series nine. Keep the rental teams coming. We've got some cool teams lined up for this week and other content as well. So keep an eye out for that. And without further ado, we'll jump into our first match of today. OK, first up today, we have a Taraki and Dragapult and Nia Ligo, Rotom Heat, Reggie Alecchi and Rilla Boom. So we've got definitely like beat up combination in here with the Dragapult Taraki and we've got quite a fast kind of pacey team that doesn't really do well in trick room. Unfortunately, we don't have trick room to kind of support us, but we don't need that. So let's see what we can do. Obviously got to watch out for the Reggie Alecchi and the Nia Ligo because they can cause all sorts of issues to our team. The Rotom Wash would be great here, but then the Rilla Boom isn't something that we want to be kind of relying on too much. I think Spectre could be quite good with Grim Snarl here as a lead. The only issue would be obviously the beat up combination, which makes things a little bit more tricky. So it makes me want to change my mind slightly on what we're going to lead. Whereas if we go maybe something like because our rock weakness isn't brilliant here. I mean Grim Snarl, Toa of Kiss. Well, actually, actually we're there, we're there, we're there, we're there. We've got to be quick. Landerous, Toa of Kiss, Grim Snarl and Spectre. Let's go with that. Let's leave the Rotom off the cards because Rotom is good here, but then the Rilla Boom just completely makes that a very more it makes it a lot more complicated, a lot more clunky of a match because then we're always constantly thinking if they brought the Rilla Boom, we've got to get rid of the Rilla Boom before we get the Rotom on the field. So it's given my opponent a lot of room throughout that match. So I want to just take that out of the equation. I don't think we necessarily need it. Yes, there's the beat up option there, which makes things not ideal, but at the same time. Do they go for the beat up here? The one problem that I always have is do we go follow me or do we bluff the follow me to say we don't need the follow me? We can just go match our stream and then start Earthquaking, which is definitely an option. But the problem is if they just beat up straight off the bat and we don't follow me, then we're in a lot of trouble. Whereas we could go Max Airstream into the Dragapult. Follow me.  We probably lose Toa of Kiss in the process. The tracking is going to Max. Yep, but the speed boost that we get here with the lander has put us in a great position. It means that we're going to be able to get rid of that Dragapult the next turn. And for the cost of Toa of Kiss, it's not too bad. And that's one of the reasons, you know, we we run quite an offensive Toa of Kiss in this team, right? Because we've got the Crit Kiss. I think it's very good in certain matchups in this in this this format. But at the same time, it is there to kind of support situations like this to give us kind of that out when we need it. Now, it's interesting. Landers was one of those Pokemon that didn't generally bring too much in Claire's Cup. And maybe that's where I went a little bit wrong, a little bit of stray. And some of my matches where I should have maybe relied on it a bit more because it's such a good Pokemon. There's the beat up there. They would go on for it.  And you feel like you're wasting the turn, you know, it's better just going for it straight off the bat. There's the Rockfall. It will take Toa of Kiss down. Unfortunately, put the sign up, though. But the residual damage with the airstream damage, it will get into the Dragapult and then the lander has been able to speed the Dragapult. We'll put us in a great position going into this next turn. And then it also means that we can get spectra on to the field if you want and potentially go for a Willowisp. Into the Tarakian, shut down even more. All go for another airstream if you want and put spectra kind of out of reach of something like the Regi Alecki that potentially is lying in wait in the back. But I think, yeah, I think what we do is airstream, Dragapult again and we go for that Willowisp. Because the Tarakian's already minus one. Now the issue would be the Dragapult is scoffed. Is the Dragapult scoffed? Is it scoffed? If it's scoffed, we lose, right? I don't think it's scoffed. No, we get the airstream off, so we get rid of that beat up option there. And that's the big thing, what you want to try and do in these matchups. And you can see the utility there of Toa of Kiss here. Just being able to allow us to kind of do that. The Willowisp landing here would be nice. Tarakian could have something like Lumberry though, which would would complicate things a little bit. Willowisp does hit, which is great to get the burn. No, Barry, just a steal spike coming out, which is not the worst thing in the world into the spectra, which we can take pretty well. And then, yeah, Lander is kind of set us up in this game to be able to kind of close this one out.  From my opponent's side of the field, Lander is in a great spot where it's just able to kind of out speed everything now, especially even if the Regi Alecci comes in. We're going to be able to take it, be able to out speed that. And then the Rotom coming in does mean that we're kind of locked into going for. I mean, we don't even I mean, we just double in on the Rotom. It may protect here. It may protect, but I mean, I don't really worry too much about the Tarakian at this stage. It's kind of forced to potentially go for Steel Spike to give that Rotom a little bit more defense so it can take these these max rockfalls a little bit better on rock slides, but we're not even going to see that. So they should put it in range of a shadow ball now and allow. Yeah, yeah, yeah, just able to take that. I know Barry there. So we'll get the the the grim near boost as well on top of that, which sets us up perfectly for this end game against potentially a Regi Alecci, which I don't know, is it going to be the Alecci or is it not going to be? It could be the boom. Relaboom could come out. Steel Spike come out into Landerous this time. But doing. Yeah, it's just like with wiffy damage. So yeah, I'll be interested to see what the last last Pokemon is. What's your really? Boom causes a few issues, of course, with the grassy glide. May may depend on the item choice that it's got to get the spectra, but it is the Nile League or so. I mean, that's that's as good as it's going to get for us really, isn't it? And where we can just earthquake really? Yeah, I mean, that's all we do. We just earthquake. I mean, spectra going to be able to hope. Yeah, spectra should take an earthquake and we'll just go for a shadow ball as well.  Should should should. We are plus one with spectra as well. So earthquake probably not take down the track in, but it will definitely take out this Nile League. The worst case scenario here is if they protect the Nile League or but then again, like, you know, they're not going to be able to get around it the following turn. And if they go for something like a trick room there, there's a weakness policy, but unfortunately, because the spectra is out speeding the track in even without the airstream would be would be in a good spot. So we pick up pretty clean win here. First game against, I guess, wow, it actually takes it takes that. Wow, that's pretty, pretty, pretty impressive. That you take that. So that's a that's a bulky, bulky old track in, but the burn going to be enough to take it down. And Lander is pretty much single hardly when this game. And this is the thing, like I said, at the start of this match, didn't bring Lander as much in the players cup. And maybe that's the reason why, but a lot of those matches where I didn't bring it, they didn't feel very favorable. But a good game to our opponent. Good way for us to kick off with today, a nice quick one and we'll get straight into our next game. OK, next up we have, oh, this looks tasty, a ludicolor, Pellipa, a Raichu, Seismatode, Ferrothorn and Goudre. Looks tasty, but it looks a little bit awkward to play against as well. Obviously, a very rain-centered team around the Pellipa with that rain dance supporting ludicolor and the Seismatode with that swift swim there. Then you've got a kind of classic kind of backup Pokemon in the Goudre with the it's most likely going to be Sapsipa and then the Ferrothorn for the trick room check. I don't like it. I don't like it one little bit. It makes it difficult to run the Rotom here. I mean, Grim Snarl going to be great. I think Grim Snarl talk is very good. I do want to bring Marowak just because, well, do I want to bring Marowak? Marowak's great in an endgame situation against something like Ferrothorn for sure. But it's so many threats to Marowak. Otherwise, we need the rain up really.  We need we need to get rid of the rain. That's what we need. I will bring Marowak because I think a parish in the late game against something like the Goudre, the Ferrothorn and be good. We can kind of manage the rest of the team, hopefully with talk is Grim Snarl. It feels like it could be solid enough to do that. And then maybe, maybe we want a good switch in to something like Rotom, which can't, which I mean, yeah. Yeah, let's go with Rotom. Rotom's not the best, but it gives us a switch in to the big powerful water type attack so that can potentially come out and give something like Marowak a lot of issues. You know what I mean? Now, I think we either see Pelopolludi lead or we'll see Raichu and maybe something like Seismontage. Pelopolludi. Yeah, there we go. OK, so light screen going to be so important for us here. And then obviously the MaxStreme are going to be the big, big key for us in this one where we can deal with the Ludi. The light screen going to be enough for us to just pull that trigger straight away. And I think we just need to to just dive in with the Max, go after the Ludi as quick as possible, get ourselves a plus two, which should put us above everything in the speed bracket with that swift swim like the Ludi and the Seismontode. They're not the fastest of Pokemon. And I'm pretty sure that Togokis, well, I'm pretty confident Togokis be able to outspeed them if we get ourselves a plus two. So that's the main aim of the game here. Obviously Pelopolludi does get tailwind, so we need to watch out for that, which makes things a little bit more complicated, but we'll see what the Pelopolludi goes for. Maybe my opponent just wants to go on the offensive. Turn one and just start chucking out damage. I would be surprised if we don't see the Ludi Max here. I think the Ludi will Max. If it doesn't, it fakes out. No Max, no Max, no Max. We're gonna be able to potentially get rid of this Ludi straight away, you know? Hydro Pump coming out from the pineapple. Into Scrimsnow, okay. Take that pretty well. Togokis gets away unscathed and we get that big airstream into the Ludi, which is super, super, super, super helpful, critical hit as well. Don't think it mattered, especially because it's not Maxed. All right, I don't know what's going on with my head. Scald coming out. All right, doubling up into the Grimmsnow once we get rid of it. No burn as well, which is nice. We can kind of mitigate the burn as well if we want. I think Seismetod hits the field now. Max Azuz is a bit of an issue for us. Oh, it's Farathon, huh? Do we just get rid of the Pelopolludi? Because you don't really care about the Farathon. Even if it's like Iron Defense, we do not care about it. If they've got Farathon, I think we just go after the Pelopolludi because Max Airstream now into it. Yeah, the Farathon we don't care about. Like, as long as you get rid of the water threats, then Marowak just absolutely demolishes the rest of this team. We're gonna see Max Pelopolludi. Come on, let's see it. I reckon it's gonna be Max Farathon though, isn't it? Max Steel Spike. Yeah, there we are. There he is. There he is. I wonder what set it is. It's probably more of a conventional set with power whip, gyra ball, leech seed, and your body press variant, maybe. But again, it doesn't really matter what variant it is. Marowak does pretty well against most of them, you know? Especially with the Parish. And we've kind of cut their options down pretty good so far. It just depends on the last Pokemon. Like, what is the last Pokemon they've got, you know? Spirit Break gonna be able to get the sash on the Pelopolludi. I do wonder if this is that rental team. Is it the rental team? Someone got it to master rank? Maybe. That does fat damage, doesn't it? Especially because we haven't got the reflect up, you know? Okay, well, let's see. Let's see what our options are this last turn. Not the last turn, but you know, the last Pokemon. You know what I mean? Seismatode coming in. We should still be faster than it. Come on, Max, let's Spirit Break and Airstream. Yeah, it does make a little bit more tricky dealing with the, if we can't get rid of the Seismatode here. Ah. Okay, okay, okay. But the end of the world, reflect would have been better. The Protect, not ideal, not ideal. Especially for that Marowak. Because the Steel Spike, yeah, I think you're gonna get rid of the Togekiss, yeah. You definitely get rid of the Togekiss. Oh no, oh, that's a little bit of an error, I think. I think a little bit of an error. I think you get rid of the Togekiss, because the Togekiss can definitely cause a few issues. We've got redirection, where we can help the Marowak get the Parashop if you want this next turn. We also got the Rotom here, where we can go Hydro Pump. It is a little bit risky, but I think we just double, I think we just double, we just Hydro Pump and Dazzle into the Seismatode. Getting a little complacent in that last turn, really. Should have read the Protect a little bit better than what we did, but I mean the Seismatode is not gonna be, I mean we could go Air Slash, just a chance at Air Slash misses, just for the Flinch. It's kinda nice, but Dazzle's more consistent here, which is probably the button that we should be clicking, but the Flinch chance is always nice, and we do hit. This is a good Togekiss. This is a good Togekiss. If you get the Flinch, it does Flinch as well, so we get a little bit fortunate there. The Hydro Pump does hit. Had a few Hydro Pump misses as well, some players cut for, but that's gonna happen, you know, it's not the most accurate of attacks, so you are gonna get a few occasions where it doesn't connect, and the Max Overgrowth's gonna get rid of the Rotom, but it's all, oh, it's not fine actually, it's not fine at all, because we can't perish against the Ferrethorn, because it's sloiling us. So we've gotta just rely, yeah, the Max. This makes it a little bit more complicated, a bit more complicated. Yeah, because it's sloiling us, so if we perish and we've only got two Pokemon left, we'll go down before it goes down, so it wins on the perish, so we cannot be clicking that button. We need to stall out the rain, see how many turns we've got left, one turn left, we need to double protect here, and then we go after the Ferrethorn with a Fire Punch and an Air Slash, and I think that should even like, plus two defense at the Ferrethorn's on, it should still be enough to get it, so especially without the rain. And the reason why I went for Fire Punch of a Flair Blitz was I didn't like the recoil damage that we got with their Flair Blitz, and my work in this team is never meant to be like a huge powerhouse, does respectable enough damage with the Fire Punch, you just miss out on the recoil, which is kind of important, especially for the longevity of it. If you want to keep it on the field for a long amount of time, you've got to make sure that you're not taking too much damage when necessary, but we do pick up the win there. It would have been interesting to see how much the Fire Punch did do, but I think we would have clinched it anyway, but good game to my opponent. We do pick up the victory, and we'll move on and have one more game of the team, hopefully face something a bit more standard in our last game of today's episode. Okay, next up today, we have a Whimsacott Moltres, Mamoswine, Cinderace, Nyliga, and Spectreateam. This looks spicy, and I mean, you've got options here, pretty much the Whimsacott supporting everything below it with that tailwind support to make them very threatening very quickly. Obviously the Mamoswine cannot be intimidated, makes it difficult there, the Nyliga gives us a lot of trouble as well, especially with things like Toadkiss that we might want to bring against the Moltres, it does so well. Liner is going to be good here, has to watch out for things like Willowespe from Potential Spectreateam and the Mamoswine causes all sorts of issues. I think honestly, like early on in this game, like we've got a couple of options, we could go Grimsnall Spectreateam, and that could definitely work out for us against a bunch of things that my opponent could throw at us. I'm kind of tempted to do it, and honestly, I am actually going to do it. I am going to do it. I want to try and show you this combination, which is a very centered point of the team. I think we need Landerous, it helps us out against the Nyligo, the Intimidate's useful against the Cinderous, even if it has got that white herb, and I think for an end game situation, probably more useful than anything. Well, Rotem, there's arguments for why that could be good for Toadkiss as well. I think we will go Rotem, it just matches up against the Mamoswine and a little bit better that gives us so many issues. Okay, let's go for it. The Nyligo's a little bit of a problem, but it's not so much of a problem if you can get that ball rolling with the Spectreateam Grimsnall. So let's see what my opponent goes for. I'd expect the Maltrez to come out, and if it's Maltrez, Whimzacot, I don't mind this too much, and that might sound a bit crazy, but we do have ways around it. Okay, it's the Mamoswine and the Whimzacot. Okay, still not too bad, still not too bad. They're gonna Tailwind, and they're gonna go Max Quake, I think. We're gonna Reflect, and we're gonna go Willowisp into the Mamo. It could have, it could have Lumbary, I guess, but it's more likely to be Sash. Like, Sash Mamos, I think it's the most common item on it in life, or after that, then Assault Vest. So, Lumbary not likely here. Okay, we're just gonna see Protect from the Mamo. They're gonna get their Tailwind up, gives us a turn to get the Reflect, which is helpful. The other issue here is, the next turn could be a little bit problematic for us, because we could see a taunt from the Whimzacot into Spectre to stop that Willowisp. So that's definitely an issue, because if you look at my opponent's team, let's take a look. They're very weak to Trick Room, okay, very weak to Trick Room, especially P2 Trick Room, it can get it up pretty quickly, so the things that you're gonna look at probably put a taunt on are probably things like Spectre, things like Whimzacot, so you can kind of expect that here. Now, we've got a couple of options where we could potentially just go after the Whimzacot here, Max with Spectre here, and go on Max, Strike, and just start lowering the speed of that Mamos one. We don't necessarily need to worry about Mamos sign too much, because we've got the Rotom in the back, but we need to, I think, Max at this point to reduce the damage from that Mamel, that it's gonna come out with the Max Quakes. Obviously, we cannot intimidate it because of the obvious oblivious, or obvious whatever it is, ability, that it gets access to, because of the buff there, and immune to intimidates, but we are gonna be able to drop its speed, which does make it a little bit more useful, especially once this Tailwind runs out for my opponent, but it's all about getting rid of the Whimzacot in the process, you know? And I think if our thinking's right, it's gonna be tied up here, going for a taunt into Spectre to stop that Willowisp. This turn, I would imagine. Ooh, no, we could have just went for the Whisp, the Helping Hand coming out. Not ideal, Max Hailstone, gonna do a fat chunk of damage, especially with that Helping Hand boost, but not, not a great deal, not a great deal. Meaning it doesn't nice about the damage, not as much as I probably want my opponent expected it to do. We probably didn't need to double up into the Whimmy, but we probably do as well at the same time. The Spirit Break will be able to just, just do enough to take it down, and if not, the residual from the Hail will be enough. The problem is the next turn, what does my opponent bring in? Ooh, ooh, a Jack Button. Okay, Jack Button and Whimmy, huh.   Spirit Break not gonna do a great deal into the Cinderace, but it will do a respectable amount of damage. Without the Helping Hand on that Mama Swine, makes it a little bit easier to deal with. Okay, now what's our play? What's our play now? We've got the Reflect Up. We could go Max Fantasm in Spirit Break. We've got Max Guard. I worry about Sucker Punch on the Cinderace for sure. Okay, what we're gonna do is, we're gonna bring in Landeras just to kind of encase that Sucker Punch is there, encase it is there. Do we remove the Sucker Punch option? Yes, yes, we do, we do, we remove the Cinderace. We will reduce the attack and the defense on that Mama Swine as well at the same time. And of course, the Intimidate not gonna affect the Mama Swine, right? Because of Oblivious, but it will reduce the damage output on the potential Sucker Punch from the Cinderace, which, okay, it's not, it's Iron Head. That's fine as well. So Grim Snow, I guess, gets to stick around a little bit later on. Max Quake coming out. Oh, oh, beautiful switch. That's what we like to see. I mean, even Rotten would have been a good switch in there. We don't manage to take down the Cinderace, which is a little bit unfortunate, but at the same time, we are reducing the damage on that Mama Swine now, potentially. Whatever comes in, Whimsicott or Cinderace on that slot there, we need to preserve the Lando for later on in this game. I think we bring, it's probably a good time to bring in something like Rotten here. And we just go for that. We just go for the Max Phantasm, because we'll be able to, like, if Whimsicott decides it wants to switch in here, you wanna preserve the Cinderace for later on, we'll be able to remove that from the field or remove, it's all about getting this Grim near boost right now, you know? I would have liked to have seen Sucker Punch onto the, onto the Spectre here, because then that procs our weakness policy, which puts us in a phenomenal spot. But we're just gonna see the Pyro Ball come out. It's gonna be into Spectre, but we take that pretty well. And Max Quake coming out again, obviously boosting that special defense, which makes it a little bit more tricky to deal with. But we take that reasonably well, reasonably well. Um, plus two special defense Mammal, minus two defense. These are grip style can come in and do some good damage to it. We've got the possibility to potentially get a Willow Wisp, now the Tailwind does end. My opponent's kind of almost forced to bring in the Whimsicott, I think. It does end this turn, I think it ends the next turn, right? Ends the next turn, so there's one more turn, no, it ends there. Okay, we were right, originally. Second guess in ourselves, so the Whimmy has to come in now to get that Tailwind up. It gives us a bit of room to potentially get a nasty plot off. We don't really worry about what the Mammal Swine's gonna do. Um, nasty plot. Let me let the Spectre go down here, or do we actually switch it out? Keep it for maybe late game. Because it could be the Nilego, like we've got to look at my opponent's team here. Hmm, could be also the Maltrez. Okay, I think we'll sack. Sack Spectre here. We'll go for the Willow Wisp, Cheeky Willow Wisp if we can get it. I don't think we'll be able to. I think Tailwind, Mammal will probably go for something like, ooh, what's this? What's this? What are you doing? What are you doing, Whimmy? You're not going for, you're gonna steal a Citrus Berry, okay. I'll take that all day because we get to burn this Mammal. That's a way better trade. We don't, because of the Ice Shard. Okay, well, I mean you take our Citrus Berry, but it's still, it gives us the nasty plot, which is what we want, you know. And Tailwind's still a bit of an issue, of course, but Grim Snarl can come in and cause all sorts of havoc. And as long as we've got Lando, like, as well, you know, even Maltrae's all Nilego in the back, it's not really too much of an issue, you know. I think we double in on the Mammal Swine here. And Dewey, Dewey, go to the Whimmy, because the Whimmy causes us a few issues with Moonblast. It'd be nice to kind of avoid any Moonblast damage. Just go, yeah, I think Spirit Break. Spirit Break into Tuza Vimzikot. That should be enough to get rid of it. May not be, though. Trying to remember from the early term where we got the Spirit Break. It is locked to go into the Tailwind here. You want to set up what have you got on the back. Makes sense. Earthquake coming out, and we take this pretty well. And the Whimmy's not really going to appreciate that Earthquake. We've got the Reflect Up, yeah, and that's that the Whimmy is dropping now, which might be what my opponent wants, you know. Hydro Pump plus two. Gonna take it down to its sash. Yeah. Makes it a lot easier to deal with the course. Spirit Break, I'll take down the Whimmy. And then we got either Maltrez, I think, or Nyligo, which, as long as we get rid of the Mamo, right? As long as we get rid of the Mamo Swine, where we're fine, because Landerous can easily deal with the Nyligo. All the Maltrez, there is a bit of an issue. Of course, Nyligo could have the Power Hub, or the Power, yeah, it's probably got that, to be honest. Makes it a bit tricky. There's plus, yeah. We need the Light Screen up, we need the Light Screen. Yeah, let's Light Screen and go after that Nyligo.  Okay, it protects. What are they gonna do? Another earthquake. Double protect. Wasting their tailwind turns. Okay. Are they protecting on our protect? Potential protect, potentially. Let's try and get a Spirit Break into this Mamo Swine, which we should be able to do. Like, we just need the Mamo Swine to go away, and then Landerous can come in and just beat the Nyligo. Meteor Beam, yeah. And we could have protected here. It's like, do you go into the Grim Snore expecting the Rotom to protect? Meteor Beam. Bosh into the Rotom. Take that pretty well. We haven't got the Citrus Bear anymore, of course, have we? Icicle Crash. Can we take it with Rotom? Are they going to the Grim Snore? Okay, we just don't need any mishaps here. This should get the Nyligo, plus two. Yeah, and then this Spirit Break should get the Mamo Swine. We could have got Flinch there. We could have. Badly. Okay, well. Teamwork's out pretty well. We didn't get the Spectre Weakness Policy stuff propped like we wanted to. The idea behind it is to obviously have the screens up, them attacking to you. Max Strike into them. Max Strike into the, like, so the Maltres. Let's just say this, for instance. Okay, so the Maltres, we, Max, they, Max, we light screen, we Max Strike into them. Reduce their speed by one. Obviously, Tailwind complicates this a bit. Ideally, no Tailwind and contention here. Next time we Max Strike again, and then we Spirit Break. That combination will get most Maltresses. And obviously with the Weakness Policy Proc from the Max Darkness, it just goes crazy. Anyway, we're gonna jump over now, remind you of the team from today, and good game to our last opponent. Okay, friends, here is the team from today's episode. This is a team that I took into the regional qualifiers for Players Cup 4, and it didn't quite work out, but I hope if you do try it out that you have a lot of fun with it. I think there's some nice elements in the team. I don't think that it's good against certain teams in the meta, but it struggles against some teams as well, which I found out, you know, playing it. So it's not the perfect team by a long shot. I thought it was a good call for what we'd, I'd kind of see a lot of, I was expecting to see a lot more Reggie Steel kind of stuff, more Reggie, a Leckie kind of teams, and I just didn't really see those teams at all, and Spectre teams as well, and didn't run into any of them. So it didn't really work out as well as what I planned, and maybe that's just the look of the draw on the day. As I say, I'm a little bit disappointed with how it went, but all I can do is just come out and say, I'm disappointed with the result, and then just pick myself up and try and improve for next time. And that's the big point here, you know, not hiding the way behind the result. It is what it is. It's very disappointing at the end of the day. I'm upset about it, but you know, I can't dwell on that. I have to just think, when did I go wrong? What didn't I do right? What could I have done better? And what was the shout on the day you saw, you know, Febsi making a great call there with, you know, Marcus and Febs, obviously doing really well. Those three kind of top cutting the Blastoise team, doing amazing, really good shout. So it's those sort of things you've got to look for and take a look and analyze your own kind of view on things. I really felt like Marowak would be a good shout. And I think in this team, it works pretty well. Double Ghosts, nice against body press stuff, which was picking up a lot of popularity. And Rotom Wash is just a phenomenal Pokemon in general, and I think is a little bit slept on. Obviously, Rillaboom gives it a lot of issues, but we've got answers in the team to Rillaboom, you know, it does help having a bunch of things that can deal with Rillaboom, but don't make it any easier. But that is the team, friends. Thank you so much as always for tuning in. Hope you've enjoyed today's episode. We had a few good games with the team to see how it can function. If you do try it out, as always, do let me know down in the comment section below. I would love to hear your thoughts, and we'll be back soon with more series nine content. Until then, friends, more importantly than anything else, take care of yourselves, and I'll see you all for another episode very soon. Until then, take care, bye-bye.


For a lot of us, we have this fantasy that at one point in our life, our dreams will just happen. That by 30 or 35, I'll be making six figures doing what I love and I'll be with that person or married to that person living in this place, New York or LA or SF or Spain. And all my dreams will come true. But the reality is that for most of you watching this, they won't. And there's a very simple reason why that I wanna share today in this video. Hey guys, it's Alex Hein over at Modern Health Monk. Now, before we jump in, I've put together a free guide which is a free journaling worksheet. It'll help you figure out how to get your life together, how to plan what you actually want to achieve in your life and then a simple journaling exercise you can do in your life. So it's the first link right below the video.  And the fundamental question of life is very, very simple. It's that if you are watching this video because you are not where you want to be, because you thought at your age or this moment in time, you would have the finances you wanted or the person you wanted or you'd be living in the place you wanted or be further along in life and you aren't. The fundamental question you have to ask yourself is do I want to be here six months, one year, three year or five years from now? Because if you don't, you have to do something to change. The reality is that you are where you are right now, what's in your bank account, how much you make, whether you're in a relationship or you're not in a relationship, whether you're happily in a relationship or not or married because of choices that you've made. And that's a very bitter pill to swallow. Most of us project out into the future believing naively that things will change and things will get better but we don't even change what we do on a day to day basis which means that the chances are nothing will change. And if you feel like you are feeling down right now depressed, anxious, stressed, wondering when it's gonna change, if it'll ever change, if you do nothing to do something about your day to day habits, you will be exactly here six months from now, one year, three years, 10 years from now. People don't get better with time, they get better if they change. So road one is you keep doing what you're doing.  That's road one. And road two is you do something about it. So how do you do something about it? That's the million dollar question because for a lot of us, we are where we are because we're doing what's comfortable, right?  Maybe it's comfort, maybe it's what you can afford, maybe it's what tastes good. That produces a certain level of health and a certain level of fitness. It also produces the body you see every morning when you go and take a shower. Is that what you want or is it not? That's reflected in your personal decisions. And what may be required to get the body you want is discomfort, inconveniencing yourself. But you know what? Today I wanna eat the muffin and have the latte but today I'm gonna have the decaf americano because it's not full of caffeine, it's not sugary and I'm gonna get the cup of fruit because it's aligned with my goal of being healthier. That may mean you being inconvenienced. Let's say something financially, right?  Calculate how much money you've earned in your life even if you have an entry-level income making 40 grand. If you've worked 10 years, you've made $400,000. How much have you saved? That is a sobering and terrifying thought, right? It may mean inconveniencing yourself. If the next five years you want to have money saved that you can buy a home with or take a trip with or have an emergency fund with, that may mean you know what? I'm no longer gonna do my latte every day because my latte is $7.50 in New York and I know that $7 times 30 days do the math. Let's just say that's 250 a month which is your savings plan on its own. So you may have to inconvenience yourself and do something you don't wanna do really by getting a latte every other day. Or you know what? You're not gonna eat out dinner with your friends one day a week and that saves you $70 every single week. For so many of you that are introverts that are perpetually complaining about having no friends and being single. Look, I've been there. But to get to the next phase and in particular to not be where you are one year from now what that may require is you forcing yourself to go out to three social events a week. Pick up a new hobby, tennis or salsa.  Pick up be anything, right? Pick up a new hobby. Pick up a new part of town that you go to and you're decided you're gonna work in that cafe or go to that bookstore. Something out of the ordinary that you're gonna have to push yourself to do. You may not want to do that but when you ask yourself that focusing question what do I have to do day to day to not be here a year from now? Even though that's uncomfortable you may have to push through that inertia so that in a year you're still not complaining about your life the way it is today. If you want to change the trajectory of your life by being more disciplined that will for sure involve discomfort. I've been sitting here uploading videos every single week for literally years. Sometimes it's fun and a lot of the time it isn't. It takes a lot of work. Writing my book, Master of the Day the whole reason I wrote this book was because I was thinking how do you take a big goal that takes a long time?  How do you write a book which takes months or years? How do you build a business which takes months or years? And how do you turn that into something concrete and actionable? You do it by reverse engineering the endpoint goal into a daily habit. So looking at a piece of paper that says every day I'm gonna write a book doesn't help you at all. But if the piece of paper says every day I'm gonna write 500 words, seven days a week at one point you'll have a book. In the same way if that piece of paper says I wanna find love or get married. Putting that on a piece of paper says nothing about how you do that. But instead if the piece of paper says you know what? I'm gonna go do three social engagements every single week for the next year and anytime I meet someone I'm into I'm going to ask them out, get their phone number. That is a concrete way to increase your percentage chance of finding love. So all of us have things in our life that we just hope will happen. And the fundamental question you need to ask yourself is five years ago I dreamt that today I would be what I want to be. And you either are or you aren't as I say that. You know internally. And that may mean you have to do some things you don't want to do for a short period of time to get to where you want to be. Inconveniencing yourself by saving more than you want and maybe not going out every Friday for drinks. Or maybe going out more as an introvert when really you want to stay home and play video games or read a book or be with your cats. It may mean having to take serious daily action towards writing your book or building your business. That is hard right now. But what I can tell you for sure is that if you can do that in a year from now you won't be complaining about how much you hate your life because you've done something different. Whereas most people will just do the same thing every day and bitch and moan that they're not living the life they want. So think about that carefully as you go forward in your life. My two cents for today. Check out the journaling worksheet below because that will also help you plan out strategically how to make that happen. And otherwise guys, that's what I have for you here today.


Hello and welcome to NewsClick. Today we have with us three of the newly elected representatives of the JNU Students Union. On my immediate left we have Balaji, who is the president and he is from ISA, is that right? And we have Sareka, who is the vice president and she is from DSF. And then we have Ajaz, who is the general secretary and belongs from SFI. So we are going to be discussing how after 50 years in the past there has never been such kind of violence, unrest in a campus like Jawaharlal Nehru. So we are going to be talking to them about why are these things happening and also about the elections and the victory of the United Left. So beginning from that, you know there have been attacks since 2016, not just right now or even before that. And the administration's constant try to curb the democracy on campus. So with all of that happening, how do you see this victory of the United Left? We will have to understand the victory in two simple ways. One, this election was not something, it was not an election between left and right. It was an election that was fought between students, EVP, vice chancellor and the government. All the students were on one side trying to save public education, trying to save JNU, trying to give a message to the Modi government saying that for the past four years you haven't done anything, Jumla or Hamla, and other things that they have only done is fund cut, seat cut, non-implementation of reservations and weakening of institutions or removal of institutions. For example GS Cass in JNU and other universities, non-implementation of sexual harassment committees. Even if they are there, they are puppet bodies. We have seen what happened in BHU, in JNU and other places. And more important is the funding aspect of public education, which has been gradually reducing. And the matter of fact is the best result which we have seen in this election is not about our victory, but the margin and the number of votes we got in science schools. The reason is this. The most impact of fund cut is felt on students who work in labs. And JNU is the only university I think in the whole world where someone can do quality science education at 283 rupees because their equipment costs a lot. The chemicals, the lab material, yet we have been able to find a model where everyone is able to study. Now, our Vice Chancellor is trying to implement a model of education that is on model of GEO. He has taken a 515 crore Hefa loan, which would mean there would be a fee hike for everyone. And the science students will have much greater hike because of the cost of their equipment and so on. And CSIR from past, I don't know, two years, they have not been funding any of their labs. Students are spending their own money from their pockets on equipment of their labs. The situation is bad. And the second issue is employment. First, you are not allowing students to study.  The promise of two crore jobs has turned into a joke. The government is only able to produce two lakh jobs per year, its own department, Labor Department has given the stats. That too is debatable, but yet we will have to understand. But the massive scale of destruction of this economy in the name of demonetization, which resulted in four crore job losses around the sector, has resulted in much more volatile situation for youth in this country. I think this election in JNU was a resultant of these all factors. So that is the reason you see the margin of victory is much greater than how much, I mean, the number of votes AVP has got. Because it was the message that they were trying to give to the vice chancellor and to the government. That was the reason, that is the sheer frustration why they are indulging in violence. Right. So how do you guys feel about it? What do you think is the same reasons that he cited as to why? Yes, definitely the same reasons, because as you can see, as soon as the ballot of the science school is opened, first of all, there is a councilor's ballot. There is a councilor's decision to win or not to win. Generally, the ABVP councilors used to win at least 2-4 times. But it happened for the first time that they won only one. And a lot of the left activists or anti-ABVP groups also won. They sympathize with the left, but they were not left activists. When this kind of environment started, you will see that since that night, as soon as the ballot of the science is opened, a violence environment is heard from that night. And in the JNU campus, this is the first time in history in JNU, that the EC, which is chosen by the students, has a complete faith of JNU. Because the election committee chosen by us, has the highest level of reflection of democracy. Because we choose our election committee through a GBM. In the GBM, not only the political party, if any common student, even one person, if they raise their finger and say that he or she is partial, at the same time, they are not allowed to become EC. When an EC is chosen in such a situation, you do not say anything that you are partial or impartial. Suddenly, when you see that your result is getting bad, when your results are getting clear, then you go to do the violence. It is the first time in history, where the counting is going on, the ballot tempering will not be less than the boot capturing. They try to do that. They sit inside and say that they want a reelection, they want a recount, and such things are said. But the way I have told the faith of JNU, the faith of the entire student community of JNU is based on their position. They say that the decision we have taken, according to the rule and regulation, ultimately the counting of the election lasts for 15 hours. But once they take that position, it starts again from that position. The allegation that they are partial, they reject such things in a completely different way. They do not do that and the entire campus is with them. So it is clear that in the campus, the people who were trying to create the environment, the people who were trying to say that they are partial, there is no violence in the campus. That is why when they start to lose, they are in all the violence. So you can tell us, and if you can also tell this a little, why the election committee of JNU, like elections are conducted there, why is it so different? When we see a lot of muscle power in D.U., what is different about JNU? First of all, I want to tell you that when we went into this election this year, we said that we have been in struggle for the past two years. And continuously, we also said that this is a very ideological battle, there is a right-and-left binary, there is an ideological battle there. After that, anti-student policies will be applied there, there will be a seat cut. A very big policy has been made by which we can never forgive Vice Chancellor. And there will be a lot of funds cut. Before that too, hip-phone, etc. All kinds of anti-student policies and all types of funds are being cut. Particularly, there is an attack of the Modi government on public education, or on liberal education institutions. You have seen that all kinds of anti-student policies have been defamed. Now, especially in JNU, after that you have seen that this is not the first thing that today the ABP has done violence. Before this, the Modi-Mahdi-Hoshton has done violence. We have the issue of Najib Ahmad in front of us. And this time when we went into the election, then it is not that the debate of the JNU-SU has done ABP violence. In that, the entire 2016 JNU-SU sector, it was attacked. It was handled by a man. His neck was torn. He was our female activist. He snatched his phone and went away. So it started from there.  If we look at this year, ABP tried equally. That in JNU, if we look at the politics of the D.U. If we look at what actually happened there. When the JNU-SU was held, there was violence. There were dirty abuses. It was handled by a man. There were some women activists. They were called child ellipters. And after that, a different way of politics started. The first year's children were taken to the Mughal court. After that, the parliament was taken straight. And just like how we always say in JNU that our politics are different from the other campus. But ABP tried equally this year that the money, power and politics outside, we brought them to JNU. And they did that equally. But in JNU, there is always one thing that when a student of JNU goes, he sees, listens, consciously gives his mandate. What is different in JNU? What is different in JNU is the JNU's in itself constitution. JNU-SU. JNU-SU. He was a student who wrote his own constitution. He was a student who said that he will make his own constitution. Because the electoral process and the election process is clean and clean. And in that, no way of money, power, government, other things, there is no interference. The democracy of the campus, the in itself meaning of democracy can exist. And that is what we are seeing. From the last 40 years of history, the fear and fear of election. Our expenses, the election commission tells us that you cannot spend more than 5,000 on your candidate. And we have to give that return. We say it equally. We show our expenses. You see what is happening in D.U. In D.U. Film tickets are given there. Dinner parties are given there. And the concept of democracy from the ground, democracy, it exists in JNU. And it exists which was the internal mechanism there. Which was the first student there. Your presidential debates that is one of the most popular things in JNU. The essence of that is like you mentioned that attack on the public education, the public system. So JNU stands as a symbol for that. The first attack will be in such a big university. So as a JNU as a platform for people from different walks of life. Not just in academics to help them. But to give them a space, a platform to do more than just study. So I would like to directly ask you as a woman and as a left activist have you seen the struggles? Or have you seen the changes? You are from Kashmir, from the southern part of India. There are a lot of different diverse leadership. So what have you seen the changes in your experience?  In 2012 I came to BMA in German language. And like me a lot of students who come to BMA come from a constraint. Because if you see that if you want to study then you need more money. There is no hostel facility. In JNU where we are provided with an MCM for students. All those things give us a chance that we are not under loan. At least we are always kept as a burden. Just study so that you get a job in the end and you get a loan. All these things are not in JNU. In 2012 when I came to this campus I had no idea who has an idea after the 12th. But JNU becomes a platform and the leader as I am sitting here as a leader I have learnt all those things in JNU. So when I came in 2012 there was a way of discussing that people stay open all night and drink tea there. While drinking tea they teach you why you should do activism. The first thing that is taught in JNU is to question what you have learnt in JNU. Acceptance of things. Like when I was in school if someone is troubling you then they tell you not to say anything. Keep quiet. But in JNU it is taught that you don't need to keep quiet. If someone is saying anything then speak directly to them. You have an institution like GSCAS go to them. But keep your words assertive. You don't need to fear. Let's talk about freedom. Let's not just talk about security. I learnt all those things in JNU. In 2012 when I started activism I started with a movement. In 2012 if you remember there was a case of Nirvayak in Delhi in which JNU SU was leading that movement in that movement on 16th December at 12 o'clock in Delhi we were free to walk at night. Through that movement I came to JNU politics and when I saw that JNU SU is not limited to JNU it talks about many things. What we see in the movement on 16th December is that a Justice Verma committee is formed which gives a better report. In this report it is also written that GSCAS is a better institute which should be in the whole country but they don't implement it. Along with that two finger tests are banned. It was a huge achievement and at that time the government changed when Congress came to Bajapap the leaders of today when they protested they said that the Justice Verma committee will be implemented. Today they are going to be 5 years old. Justice Verma committee report is thrown in the dustbin. We have all these questions. When we learn politics in JNU we change ourselves and we also think that we should change the outside world. And we should find a institute like JNU so that everyone can study and become a person who has a dream of changing the society. Thank you. The place I come from is the hold of regional parties. But there is a strong left movement too. The civil society is the strongest and from the background I came to study in JNU I didn't want to do engineering. We have so much corporatized education so much commodified.  When a person comes out of such a situation I study in CBC till 12th and my graduation is in Delhi When I came to Delhi I was exposed for many things all of a sudden and I had to go to JNU for the first time and I took admission in JNU and the biggest which hit my political understanding because of which today I started my journey I would say 2008 financial crisis in my own house near my house for which the system was considered secure that you will give job security You study very well you will get a job and you will be happy for life. You don't have any tension your tension will be your wage and your house will be happy I was in front of my eyes I saw the house breaking and I am in Hyderabad so many depression in my personal life and in my economy I got to learn a lot that this system is not perfect and the journey of why it is not perfect I brought me to JNU and after coming to JNU all the married women were born in Modi country so you can understand that we were on the road from the first day we took FTI now from 2015 Occupy UGC Justice for Rohit Vemmula then in 9th February after that I got a seat cut then UGC's notification then after that I ended GS cash then I got my attendants then I got married today before becoming union president we attacked people so we thought the government is accepting us and in this country I have seen and accepted this and yesterday I was talking to a journalist why is every question asked to JNU on the media why does every question what does vice president think what position does general secretary have on Kashmir because in this country the community the first voice that was raised was for students and it came from the campus whether it was HCU or JNU from the first day we were their leader because from the first day we were anti-student and we had to go to society we had to do the job and we were against these policies that's why they hate us that's why they want to shut down JNU there is a special reason because we are exposing them and they don't want to expose themselves that's why there is violence that's why the media is captured that's why it is called anti-national so today the defense minister is the defense minister of the country but yesterday the defense minister became the defense minister so leave it there were many people for the MVP there was Venkain Adho there were three main ministers if the matter is not enough then the defense minister is also coming think about it there is a purpose for them to win but we have a life students should have a scope of employment that should not be the question that's why we are called anti-national so many people play the victim card right because you are also coming from Kashmir so do you have any extra double attacks or do you have any you tell me as you said I come from Kashmir and I come from South Kashmir obviously it is the most disturbing area so actually what I mean what I had been thinking is that I have a family but in particular my academic side was a support in which I got my degree towards left and all so after that after that I came to Jamal from Kashmir University so there I came with an active left movement I came with cleanliness then after that I came to JNU so I started in JNU it was very different I was the third university when we used to talk about Kashmir student activism there are different issues there are a lot of issues student activism the politics of students it was not like that when we came to Jamia there was a student activism when I came when I came at the time the four students were sitting together then as an active student we created JSM Jamia student forum through that we used to do a lot of cultural work but when we came to JNU we saw a lot of differences the common ideas are being expressed the opportunity to talk the opportunity to listen there is a culture in which people are told to speak what is going on in the society what is going on in the country what is the economic condition what is the social condition what is the issue of the gender what is the issue of the Dalit what is the issue of the rest of the Pasma Datap so if you look at it it has abruptly changed I came to JNU in 2016 but if you look at it because there is a government in the country which is a right-wing government so if you look at it although in 2014 a lot of promises came we will give the farmer a job we will give so much work we will do this for the public education so all that what was complete was a sentence and when after two years we see that we are not able to do anything so the first normal thing is the way our students are there comes a tab which reads, which asks and in JNU people are encouraged to do all this so what we read in our books we don't want to keep it limited to ourselves we want to explore it we want to tell it we want to bring it to the ground so if we look at it the first attack of the Modi government was on student movements take a look at Rohit Vaimullah's movement the way it was first attacked by public institutions because there were public institutions which believed in progressive democratic values and when the Modi government said if you look at the HCU if you look at the Pondicherry Central University if you look at the FTTI if you look at the rest of the universities the category which was called the leader of this which started to fund their education said against it so there was an attack and a media trial was run by JNU so that it was defamed so that the policies of our government the policies of our government the thoughts of our government were not raised on it it was defamed in this way and we have been seeing that for the past 2 years look at the issues of 9th February the other issues the sad thing is the security minister of the country there are a lot of issues in the country so does he see a campus for which he will come the institutions there and this is also a sad thing JNU is an institution it is a democratic institution which is set up our security the minister what is the institution what is democracy is it good for democracy so the second thing the second thing is the questions that arise whether it is about democracy whether it is about minorities whether it is about minorities the attack on public education from those questions the government does not have any answer so deliberately the attention is diverted the narrative is changed from the other side the binary of national and anti-national so that the questions that we are not able to complete will end so this is a good attack that is going on on education because JNU is in an academic way it is not the most excellent but the cultural and the entire environment the awareness of questioning that why activists why activism should be done all these things are going on that there should be a political awareness so JNU inevitably becomes a very big target for the government but with all this the future as ABVP also tried its best they have made all the ways so you also said it is not about left or right it is about these people anti-ABVP people and the common students so while you are going a public funded institutions to save because they are bringing these policies and these policies where they have done VCs the administration is also not pro-student the administration is not caring about students so how do you think that we can go forward with saving our education system for JNU I have a lot of hope because people are there but in other places where we are being attacked quickly so to get out of that how do you see the way for I think that the Prime Minister of this country is the CEO of corporate and my Vice Chancellor and all Vice Chancellor are the Vice Chancellor of Public Universities and the Vice Chancellor of Geo University why? because the children of some public universities will become like Geo or if Geo is coming then make a place for it if there is no place then make JNU a Geo so the answer to this is simple what is the farmer doing what is the labourer doing everyone is getting together one another is fighting with each other the company the worker, the farmer we are fighting with each other against the government's rules together I am saying this in a clear way whatever political party is watching this interview you gather the public to fight the public is together and fighting against the government now see how the government will be defeated because until the narrative that this is, that is there will be no narrative I am saying this as soon as a student came to this campus and voted against the AVP the Vice Chancellor the public came and voted against the Modi and the rest of the political parties whatever they have made and as per that I believe the one who burns the constitution is with the government today the one who saves the constitution and this time the election of 2019 will be won on the road so we can get down on the road and save anything or win I just want to add that we are talking about a unity there was a left unity in our campus which you saw was the pride of the students and a very strong pride so that unity was not a compromise we had certain positive agendas that we have to reclaim our spaces how our policies are being attacked to save that we will have to fight united so if I want to give a message to the opposition or the people outside then I just want to say that if there is unity then there are basic principles that at least we don't have the same policies because if we say as BJP has got a chance our decent is doing but privatization was not brought up by the BJP in congress Birla Ambani reports on selling our education so if you want to fight united you have to fight basic minimum things our education is health the way we privatize we are against that we have to position on those things that if a government comes then we have to forget that every poor person no matter how poor they are they get free education free health facility we don't have to compromise on these things but today the farmers the workers if you are talking about them fighting for them then you have to take a position see what happened in our country in the city of Delhi we went to the Jain to protest there whatever we do we don't talk about the campus so we went to protest there but the uproar should have come it was lacking if we compromise then our state will never improve in one thing students are the party of this government students will defeat this government I would like to say if you want to then you have to be with the principals and be sure that a dream to be made to reclaim that dream to bring that dream back to the ground when we were free then we were workers, farmers and students today the state is the same that the workers, farmers and students are on the streets that is the fight once again see the friends who told us today the fight and the attack is an ideological attack and the second is the policies that are being implemented now see if we talk about public education or about the students the way the MHRD and UGC policies are coming now see UGC, Gadget, Seat Cut it didn't happen in JNM it happened in every university now in JNM we fought a moment after that autonomy is such a dangerous thing that the entire education the idea of public education wants to end and this is a direct conspiracy that education should be commercialized education should be made capital the way we see in the market how much money is sold the same way education should be sent and after that now see the same way a farmer goes to the bank your land is there you take that much money similarly in education the public education the universities they are saying that you are free you can take the money you can pay that is what we always say education is our right it is not a privilege and giving education is the responsibility of the government the neoliberal policy which we call before this the Congress the BJP there is no difference both of them are following highly corporate policies the field of education is very impacting today if we agree the idea of public education is in danger and the idea of public university they say that they should be closed and the rich can come and study now what we are fighting as they said we want this fight is not empty at this time when you see the people in the struggle the policies of the women are being brought at this time what is happening in Adivas what is happening on Dalit particularly on farmers how many farmers are getting suicide how many problems are there or on minorities so we want when we go ahead in all these policies we always say that we don't want leaders we want good policies so when we go against these policies when we fight obviously we have to go to a broader left democratic progressive unity the farmers of this country the struggle of this country whether they are workers Dalit or minorities women everyone will have to fight and whatever the other political parties the democratic progressive principle we trust them together the policy of the Modi government we will have to fight we used to say our message our alliance was not an electoral alliance it was not an electoral alliance the ABVP is saying that every media channel is telling that this Mr. Vampanthi Sangat Khan because they believe that if the ABVP in JNM doesn't come to the alliance then we will defeat them but this is not the case we have criticized it for the category we have criticized it for the category because our alliance was a political alliance a purely political alliance that is the policy of the Modi government that is happening on the educational institutions that is happening outside it was against them and it was a message for the people of this country that we have to fight together only then in 2019 we will be able to go ahead the government any last points I say this time we have to win the people not the Indian people we have to win the people of this country anything ok so thank you so much for joining us thank you this is all the time we have on news click