to hello and welcome defrost of full force. here we discuss the wheel in the most stable and ukranian and preparations for an attack on the coast. can nuclear power loans on the way it photos are? polls the t of is planning to keep the publication the gym and find chief, but leads ukraine on, towed into into the server. the terror aside from the news stream to pipelines, facing an operation of that scale and sophistication, couldn't that happens without and they post support to disney a coast of slides through which, streaming trucks. so that's the only thing about the companies, though, isn't making it a disney, well, visitors, wrongful death case, the

hello and welcome. this is the weekly on, on the international with the very latest world news out today's, along with around. but the stories that shape the way it's great to have you with us, the director of the international atomic energy agency has cautions. but the situation of these awful doors in nuclear power plant, your largest is, was the name isn't reaction to reports, a ukrainian drag and drop some explosive on the facilities territory on saturday. stop at the side. so the device was designated on the road running along the plots . power source is no injuries were reported in the attack. russia is nuclear states corporation points out those such actions by kia would clearly undermine the i a stated security red lines. the information has emerged about an upcoming provocation by the armed forces of ukraine in relation to these nuclear power plants. over the past day, the number of messages and signals about the preparation of this publication has

been increasing. as noted earlier, such actions not only pose a direct threat to the 2 nuclear power plants, but also undermine the i is postulates on nuclear safety and nuclear security. because it didn't follow the largest of intelligence reports on kids electric times to talk it both based off what osha and cosca nuclear power stations with so called the t bones. and then in the blame on russia versus defense ministry said storage science and power plants with the proposed targets. now just to make clear a, does he bomb is a weapon which mixes conventional explosives with radioactive material. kia was quick to respond with his foreign ministry spokes post and stacy in the country does not have such munitions as no chance to apply them. we have some security analysts moxley vote who's also of course, a background in nuclear engineering. he says, the aim of such an attack is to trigger a mass panic on political tales. a dirty bomb itself, and this, the,

a successful direct hit might just cause that uh, creating an effective dirty bomb. in fact, if it is not it, the danger is not, uh, a huge spread of radioactive contamination like a is a, a nuclear meltdown like, like turnover or, or, and, you know, focusing him or something of the like there's actually, there wouldn't be high levels of contamination that would spread over a wide area. i think the real danger with a dirty bomb made it the idea that it is a dirty nuclear bomb and it's radioactive, is that it would create political and social panic, both at a domestic and adding international level. and this could be used by the key average him for a whole host of a political provocation,

such as the presenting demands to the international community to force a freezing of the conflict or a cease fire. or it could be used for something much more, and it would create this type of political crisis moment. ukraine on poland. so it should compensate berlin up to 13000000000 euros for the sabotage have been load stream pipelines. as, according to the former head of germany's federal intelligence service, who said, he believes that kids and we also were directly involved in the 2022 terror attack . august timing added that the narrative of 6 ukrainian divers independently blowing up the infrastructure without the boxing of ne, so just doesn't add up on the way it seems is not, it was a korean scene. then as for the finding, so the investigation operate the this was of course only possible with support from

the law. and when we look at them up the police agencies by engage here pretty evidently. and i thing, not all the agencies. i think that this was an arrangement between people on the top level and the grain and in full and visa decisions have been made at the highest political level. and i think that there was an arrangement between volume and of the landscape and police president andrea, and to carry out these attack. well, this guy should be writing spine almost like a lot of former top intelligence officers in the west actually have. yeah, sure. why not? poland did it with you crazy. smashed cookie jar on the ground, and 2 siblings both standing around. so no one really knows exactly who did it. how convenient you can take that information straight to the bank though, because fine masters always tell the absolute truth. they are known for being paradigms of virtue as every spying movie is ever taught us. what's actually interesting though about this former german spy master, and what i'm saying though, is the admission that at least the north stream attack involved or had to involve

some kind of state support, which is different from what we've been hearing over these past few days about for instance, a certain vladimir z, ukrainian diving and structure extraordinaire and suspects. and the wall street journal saying that the whole idea was gender by a bunch of drunken ukraine officers like college frat boys. except instead of saying, hey, let's go jump off the roof into the pool when they were drunk, they instead went, hey, let's go pull up some pipelines with all of this talk of poland and ukraine. washington is seizing the very convenient opportunity to solely back out of the room on the whole issue. can you comment on this report in the wall street journal saying that senior ukrainian officials approve the sabotaged operation against the north stream pipeline. i'm not going to comments on the was street journal reporting on this socials, refusing to speak college on the rest of them. topic is quite executive. the democratic team was trying to take a favorable position as an outside observer. the want everyone to forget the

inconvenient quotes from the us. leadership of all the importance of destroying gas pipelines, the trying to shift all responsibility to the ukranian puppets. one member of german parliament with the alternative for germany parties said that the german government has blown off more than 300 questions about nord stream. adding that it seems that there is more of an interest here in misleading denning, clarifying also, why would zalinski spend so much time running around begging for the wes permission to hit russia? if already a couple of years ago, his top general was just going around flagrantly blowing up the west own infrastructure doesn't really sound like everyone's buying the story most stream sabotage. since yesterday, the media has been selling us a story that will put you to sleep with as always, a bit of truth and a lot of false foot to confuse everything and hide the really instigators. they

want us to believe that everything was done by 6 ukrainian idiots who rented the boat to do it, and that is the landscape field with the remorse calls and at the last minute to cancel everything. but he's told it's too late. we're at see we have lunch. the operation in this version zaleski seems like a bit of a dork, but remains nice in the end natal ball and the u. k. and especially being that it states are exaggerated. they're just bit stupid for not having been able to see the blow coming, but they remain very nice indeed. and who actually believes that you might be wondering where exactly does the c r c i a come into this whole spied feller? well, just so you know, they were the voice of reason, of course, the ones who talked zalinski down from letting vladimir z, the ghost of the north sea and his drinking bodies from trying to blow up 1.6 inch steel pipe. it's wrapped in another 4.3 inches of concrete, and maybe just instead stick to up naked head 1st diving on the slip and slide into the walls of the bar. so did the c,

i a talk some sense into this guy as well. if russian bates that means tanks or troops crossing the the border of ukraine again, then there will be we, there will be no longer a north steam to we. we will figure that. how will you do that exactly. since the project and control of the project, this was in germany's control, i promise you will be able to do quite a whole quick reminder that according to the c, i is own website. it quote, conducts covert actions at the direction of the president, who in this case was just openly telegraphing the way a mob boss dies. nice pipeline. there would be too bad if something were to happen to it. and that's a really nice line actually makes you wonder why it's conveniently and constantly left out of the latest rewrites for this by driller senior research fellow with the

global policy institute. george saw me when he says that if keith is really behind the node stream sabotage than germany, suppose of ukraine is humiliating button. and there are deep divisions within the gentleman industrial glass. and because even within the german military security oper up on the whole of war in ukraine, and i think that he's essentially expressing the views of many within the, the german state. but this whole enterprise has been an absolute disaster for germany, whichever way you look at it. because if, if it's almost certainly the case, the united states was behind this destruction of the north spain pipelines. then this is an absolute total humiliation for germany. america supposed to be your great ally, and it's destroying your economy. if on the other hand, it was ukraine and poland, these are your clothes as how are your continuing to support ukraine? this is sending in. are you sending money to a state that is a,

is destroyed your energy infrastructure that is responsible for a risk eco site. so whichever way you look at it, it's a total humiliation for joe man, i think he's expressing that discussed among many a not just of among the public but the within the german state itself at this policy, the just pursuing now in for any is claiming the african nations of molly anastasia cut ties with kids due to russian influence. i'm not because of a support for anti government militants in the saw. the elusive as the to ukraine has expressed its position on these decisions by molly and the chair. we decided to cancel organizations against the supporters of international terrorism. this is a part of the russian narrative russian propaganda creating this image as if you crane is involved in some kind of terrorism. these 2 countries have made their decisions in a haste not far sighted manner,

and without providing any essential evidence, without studying the cause. we all understand perfectly well that these countries, 3rd ties with russia. how much of these countries depends on russia. of course, we understand that these decisions were made not only by these countries incident, well the scandals this cliff stating was this is yet another statement from ukraine denying any wrong doing in the embassy case. somebody forces, but was even more disturbing about this statement is that cube is now accusing, must go off. it's influence on the 2 african states that have decided to cut ties with it. it was all fun and games. when under you saw spokesman full, it's submitted. so you can say this is, was making a public announcement to that. the rebels had been given all the information to conduct new tax. and when you created and invested or to cynical support to the topic labels on the social media platforms. now ukraine is switching focus from the export is to see that russia is behind the costume of times between 2 of the west

african states, even as new evidence from military expert. so who examined the sum total? the shut down by market forces confirmed that to the woman you factored in ukraine and the knotted states as well, primarily assembled in ukraine from american components. and that they will also use by ukraine in special forces operating in body model in military. it has also said new images and evidence of ukraine is a footprint in the minutes his activities and the read. and this describes reports addressing that ukrainian special forces had trained the rebels in the use of attempt drones. hit another case off ukraine. exploiting the continent as a playing field for its own interest. and all of these developments come off the market in the z announced that they were cutting diplomatic relations with ukraine . a move that was highly expected because of how else to expect

a nation to react. when another country is accused of supporting 2 of us on the soil, but that move did not seem to bother you, create a full job, which is the best that they show. and i want to emphasize that these 2 decisions will not have a significant impact on ukraine's relations with african countries. this is a separate block of countries that acted as a decided to act. so however, despite this, ukraine is actively implementing the african strategy. let me say add tomorrow, do you have hold on the international community to become a way of craze, a navy? because something that the international community itself has came to have been fighting on the african continent. the tickets, but haven't listened to this. molly has contacted the un security council to this end to get what it's need, but this year it has this the, the issue to the un security council. and those all started in late july when contractors from the vac. no. can we put a company to the money and all me in watson the model or rather it'd be monday

received, called a stabilizing operation in molly's northeastern town of tens, all woodson, near the, i'll give in florida that mission quickly, with sideways when fighting broke out between zack, with this and, and rebels from the target group in retreat back now, i'm modern forces were ambushed by the militants. more than a t vacaville personnel and over 40 model soldiers. what killed in that fighting? it was in that particular moment. that spokesman for you, credit is latrene tenants and said the rebels had given, had been given volatile. all the information to conduct the attacks of ukraine is the same state that scrambles for support from the african continent and the global sol. so well, all of this time supporting tourism and pay no respect to advocate sovereignty. be careful what you sign the well, disney company is trying to have a what it was wrongful death lawsuit dismissed,

arguing that the man's disney plus subscription prevent him from taking the case to close. this fine print stipulation came to launch off the his wife died from a severe allergic reaction at one of disney's punks when the waiter returned with thanks for us food. some of the items did not have allergies and pre flags and them . and thanks one and pacola once again, question the waiter, once again guaranteed the food being delivered to tanks. one was eloquent, free, and medical examiner's investigation. determine that tanks was the cause of death was the result of an if alexis due to elevated levels, will vary in not in her system. piccolo ignores that. he previously created a disney account and agreed to arbitrate all disputes against the will. disney company or its affiliates, arising and contract towards warranty, statute, regulation or all the legal, equitable basis. company lawyers also claim the to pick a low accepted base tubs. again, when using his disney accounts to buy tickets for the theme park in 2023. disney

has also denied own involvement in the death saying the restaurants in question is neither owed no operated by the company. for more on this less coastline for legal on media analyst line, no line, no good to see today as always. what do you make all of the fact that you, a power is e cause to the walt disney company? if your subscribes to a streaming platform, as well as a lawyer and license in the state of florida and others as well. this is why people hate lawyers and the law, and most people are saying, oh, come on. that's the reaction. now, on a, from a practical point of view, if i were to advise disney, i would say, would you do me a favor and yourself, a favor? would you just sign this agreed, this is covered by insurance. be quiet. you look rediculous with all that you've been going through lately, with various characters in well,

this is not. why do you want this publicity? let's just assume they're not listening to me. the next issue becomes okay, let's look at this thing legally. what is it exactly that you are waving when you are using this? why app? are you waving any claims in the use of the app pursuant to what exactly does the claim that this particular restaurant was not really a disney property? do you need the app to go there? if you think about how many times you use apps or you use applications or websites to facilitate making a restaurant, making a reservation, getting tickets, renting a car, does the application have anything to do with the ultimate service? that's really what the issue was. because think about this every single time you use an application. what if somebody were to say you for ever way from

now until the trinity, your errors and assigns your survivors any and all claims against anything that you've used an application for an app up to and including, let's say something intentionally, let's say somebody actually does, will be intentionally to harm you, have you waived this and the has the, there's something called unconscious ability and it's a defense. this is sometimes, there are things that are see a radically legal and that you see a radically agreed to. but it shocks the conscience of the court. it's so ridiculous. you know, this one, by the way, is a physician and they talking about $50000.00 here. that what was the threshold of allows this is a very, very serious amount of damages that they're claiming. and what they're also saying is, they're not saying that you cannot bring a suit, but they're forcing them into arbitration. which means you are not going to go

before a jury of your peers. you're not would be able to go to a regular court room, but you're going to go to something called binding arbitration. and many corporations prefer that because you can have retired judges or people who are more familiar with this. it's a very, it's a very more of a professional type of setting, not as grand standing, no emotions. so there is in terms of the reaction. nicky, every body is just their jaws are dropping because let me ask you something. have you ever signed you agree to just something with that reading every one of the 27 pages of oh i know constantly and that's, that's what it highlights, doesn't it? is it a lot of it has to blindly click on the green button without reading it, cuz we don't have the time or which is the cat. and i'm just wondering how many other companies have similar policies and how come and all such practices?

well, there's also something remember called duty to read, and in that i promise you in that a disclaimer. you've said i have read this carefully, i was advised to seek, tell them. so you're thinking, all i want to do is run a. i want to get a sandwich still there for what are your talking about, your so this is something which is the repercussions of this are going to be spelled for a long time, and i'll tell you what, there's a lot of folks in the legal business as well, who are turning to disney is a, what are you doing now? everybody's going to, you're going to need to think about this every time i, i just this morning i'm, i'm just trying to find the doctor's records. what if you go online? maybe you're seeing this to see the results of a blood test or something. how do you know you have been waived any claims against the doctor? what are we waving? what am i doing? how, by forever for gone any attempt to to seek redress?

if i'm negligently harmed by a restaurant, why don't we just say something that says listen, if you can do anything with disney by entering these pharmacies, you forever waive any writers to liability in case you're hurt on a ride or in some type of an amusement. i mean, this is really going to be the issue right here. i project. ultimately, this will go to an appellate court and somebody will say no, no, no, no, not this time within that, the circumstances there's this application that you use has nothing to do with the restaurant. this restaurant is really not owned by disney. this is, this is again unconscionable. so how, let's talk about this needs public image now, but there's not reflecting very well on that, but looking quite oh, let's wait. suppose this very emotional case. how's you expect this case to affect the disney is image as well. the thing is, is that, remember, disney has been going through many, many problems in the state of florida with governor de santis that there was this

1st there was this look so just big or this. this, the theater platform of woke liberalism against main street in american values. and that's the last thing in the world. anybody want to remember what this is? this is about family. this is about the amount of, of money is that these parks in gender. why would they want to do anything anymore? by the way, as an aside, and there has never been, i'm familiar with this. the legal department of disney at these parks is like something you have never seen in your life. they are ready to go. because any time somebody hurts themselves, anybody, they find somebody falls off a ride or, or in some way is injured. they will do. they are known historically for immediately dealing with you having you sign something favorable and have you be quiet and go

away. because whole in their right mind and once 2 from now, when i promise you the next time you're at a restaurant in the disney property, and you have somebody in your family with a peanut allergy or some type of fear of hanover, lactic shot by virtue of some kind of dietary, a contamination, you know, and i know nicki, somebody's going to be say, um, you know, on the 2nd side, maybe, maybe this isn't for us. how do you multiply that in terms of millions to perhaps billions was again, why are they doing this? they could just take care of this. you're going to settle one way somebody is going to pay for this. this is apparently clearly negligence. so it's not like it's a big deal. the amount they can argue about. why is the whole world talking about disney? why did they do this? this is this is that, believe me,

they might want to plead insanity for having pursued this thing. the 1st place and they so how should we be protecting our south and long us to would be reading the small print on every thing before we click on thing even, is there anything that us government can do to protect people from big, big companies, tricky policies, or, and even should it. yeah, absolutely. you know, for years there have been, there had been rules regarding the type face. there had been there in the old a shot by members of the phrase, the fine print. there was a time been in the country and the world works. you literally could not see anything, but also you have to ask yourself, look at the sophistication of the people that you most usually will be coming into contact with. what do they know? what did they expect you to know? you know, when you have, let's say you work with the place with the elderly, the, the type of way version, the type of instructions are going to be different. as compared to, let's say people who are adult store with children, the,

the f t c and other agencies have to really look at this and ask themselves, are these waivers are these agreements? but not only waiver, when you're agreeing jo, something your say i, i will sign up for all of these uh, these procedures. have you ever had something were all of a sudden you say, why am i being charged with this? oh yes, i had this cable channels that i tried for a 14 day, whatever. and they're hoping that you're just not going to go back in and do all of these subscriptions. so we're, we're getting this constantly granted it's, it's a lot different than a wrongful death case. but how many times have you done this? i'm pleading guilty. i think i'm paying for stuff. i don't even know what i'm paying for. you get some bill from apple of say what it is this no paid whatever. i don't have time to go through this. so they need to, they need to address this. but the final word is because of this case, the disney case. everybody right now, the next time the, the next and you,

you signed this, you're going to remember the detectives say, oh no, no, no, no, not so fast. call your local solicitor, a barrister, and have them go over an application to order a pizza state. but that's what is going to indeed may, thanks for joining gallano. really good to speak to you today. we've been talking to legal media analysts line on thank you. a thank you and thank you for joining us, head on archie internationally. if you'd like to find out more about this story and everything else, stuff gets check. our website on t dot com will be thought with more of the latest news updates between now the

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