either way, it is clear that malay is a pawn of american imperialism and zionism. he declares himself a zionist, when he takes office he invites his. his friend and puppet of the united states zelensky was leading his country to bleed, to death and to obey the interests of nato and imperialism. well, what can we expect when he comes today when he proposes series of measures that have led to thousands of workers, students, residents, indigenous people taking to the streets to protest, to demand their right, a protestar, exigir su derecho. that is with the extreme right, that's what we have ahead of us and how is he going to do it? he has a minority in parliament, he has a minority in the provincial governments and in the mayors, how is he going to govern by decree with a subterfuge looking for ways to fix the law and kind of dictatorship like fujimuris in the end? these are questions. what is going to happen with the immigration of argentines who are going to look for new places, new expectations of life, where in addition the conditions are also bad, qué ha pasado?

imperialism and zionism, he declares himself a zionist, when he takes office he invites his zionist friend and puppet of the united states, was leading his country to bleed, to death and to obey the interests of nato and imperialism. of measures that have led to thousands of workers, students, residents, indigenous people, taking to the streets to protest, a protestar, has spoken about lineage and he governs with lineage, with themen lineage, with macries lineage. that is, with the extreme right, that's what we have ahead of us and how is he going to do it? he has a minority in parliament, he has a minority in the provincial governments and in the mayors, how is he going to govern by decree with a subterfuge looking for ways to fix the law and kind of dictatorship like fuji's in the end, these are questions that time and the argentinian reality. answer, but we are all looking forward, more so to the neighboring countries such as chile, bolivia, etc. brazil, for sure, and uruguay. what is going to happen with the immigration of argentines, who are going to look for new places, new ex

imperialism and us.t us to surrender and not let a new relationship. y llevarnos a impedir no que simplemente se cree una nueva relación entre los países. eso es muy. this is very clear, the country's submission to us policy is quite clear, this is very obvious with the example you provided, we're witnessing the dismantling of the law of restricting the right to purchase land by foreigners who are allowed to buy water areas, rivers and various resources of the country, they call this freedom, this is the literature of the extreme right all over the world, but clearly here beyond what seems like... rhetoric, these actions mean the imposition of the great ambitions of imperialism, subduing the economy based on their own needs and eliminating any kind of national production, although the bourgeoisy in argentina in recent times have not been distinctly nationalist and their sections that have interests, domestic markets give them life as well as some others who try to maintain some degree of self-sufficiency

imperialism, which is also declining. multifaceted invasion, soft invasion in the field of culture, deep cultural invasion, in the political field, they say that the only. sujetando a los países a sus tratados, in the military field they bring the countries under their own agreements and surrender them, and in the economic field, they turn the countries into colonial enterprises and prevent the sovereignty, governance and solamente podía ser derrotada por la movilización de los pueblos, no sé cómo est concuerdas con esta posición no, es que es absolutamente. the nations, this resistance is impossible. during these days and months we have seen this issue in gaza and lebanon, we've seen it in syria and iraq few years ago. it is true that millions of people have been marted, when we count the number of people who lost their lives, today the arab and the islamic world has the conditions that algeria had in the past against france. and we can point to many examples in this regard, even in other places like vietnam, also the re

imperialism, which is also declining.multi-facetted invasion, soft invasion in the field of culture, deep cultural invasion in the political field, they... against france, and we can point to many examples in this regard, even in other places like vietnam, also the resistance of our nations in latin america, it's always been this blood that has watered their seeds of resistance, and this issue cannot be included in the algorithm of american science computers. they don't understand how possibly they could be defeated with so many weapons and ammunitions and equipment and supports. it is complained. that every day 10 children in gaza lose at least one lake. this is something that happens a daily basis and there are many such examples, but the nation of palestine resists. we must remember that when qasim sulaiman was made in baghdad, he was a diplomatic mission. this diplomatic mission was related to bringing saudi arabia and iran closer together. years passed and recently we saw the pictures that an agreement was reached be

imperialism, which is also declining.the multi-faceted invasion, soft invasion in the field of culture, deep cultural invasion, in the political field, they say... como se entiende en occidente, no en lo militar, sujetando a los países a sus tratados, in the military field they bring the countries under their own agreements and surrender them, and in the economic field, they turn the countries into colonial enterprises and prevent the sovereignty, governance. solamente podía ser derrotada por la movilización de los pueblos, no sé cómo est concuerdas con esta posición no, es que es absolutamente. strength of the nations, this resistance is impossible. during these days and months we have seen this issue in gaza and lebanon. we've seen it in syria and iraq few years ago. it is true that millions of people have been marted when we count the number of people who lost their lives. today the arab and the islamic world has the conditions that algeria had in the past. france and we can point to many examples in this regard, even

imperialism in west asia.e has put the will of the people in the center of the scene. i mean, besides fighting spirit. weapons, military capability and large military industries, production of modern and ultra modern weapons, his main focus and concern has always been on the will of the people in the nations of the region, because it is clear that he had crossed the borders, iran, yemen, lebanon, iraq, syria and become one of the designers and organizers of resistance throughout west asia. siria y se transformó en uno de los articuladores y principales that he had, that it is the nations that make the decisions and not just the ultramodern capability of military weapons, no, y no solamente la capacidad ultramoderna de los medios militares, por favor, hay un libro del recientemente fallecido. "the new world order, in this book he analyzes asian countries and has dedicated a chapter of the book to iran. in that book, tissinger asks that iran should decide whether it is a country or case. in response to this ques

imperialism in west asia, is that he has put the will of the people in the center of the scene.des fighting spirit, weapons, mil. capability and large military industries, production of modern and ultra modern weapons, his main focus and concern has always been on the will of the people in the nations of the region, because it is clear that he had crossed the borders, iran, yemen, lebanon, iraq, syria and become one of the designers and organizers of resistance throughout west asia, no iran, jemen, libano, iraq, syria. mundial: there's a book by kissinger who died recently called the new world order, in this book he analyzes asian countries and has dedicated a chapter of the book to iran. in that book, kissinger asks that iran should decide whether it is a country or case. in response to this question, among other issues, the role of solling money is raised. iran is case, a revolutionary case, which today somehow guides the efforts of the majority. the arab and islamic nations in the region. if you see today in these days and months, how israel's strategic environment is complet

imperialism, which is also declining.he multi-faceted invasion, soft invasion in the field of culture, deep cultural invasion, in the political field, they say that the only. solamente podía ser derrotada por la movilización de los pueblos, no sé cómo est concuerdas con esta posición no, es que es absolutamente. the nations, this resistance is impossible. during these days and months we have seen this issue in gaza and lebanon, we've seen it in syria and iraq few years ago. it is true that millions of people have been mted, when we count the number of people who lost their lives, today the arab and the islamic world has the conditions that algeria had in the past against. and we can point to many examples in this regard, even in other places like vietnam, also the resistance of our nations in latin america, it's always been this blood that has watered their seeds of resistance, and this issue cannot be included in the algorithm of american science computers, they don't understand how possibly they could be defeated with s

imperialism in west asia is that he has put the will of the people in the center of the scene.esides fighting spirit, weapons, military capability, and large military industries, production of modern and... ultra-modern weapons, his main focus and concern has always been on the will of the people in the nations of the region, because it is clear that he had crossed the borders, iran, yemen, lebanon, iraq, syria and become one of the designers and organizers of resistance throughout west asia. siria, y se transformó en uno de los articuladores y principales. so what do you think about the idea that he had that it is the nations that make the decisions and not just the ultra modern capability of military weapons no y no solamente la capacidad ultramoderna de los medios militares por favor hay un libro del recientemente fallecido kissinger new world order: in this book he analyzes asian countries and has dedicated a chapter of the book to iran. in that book, tiesinger asks that iran should decide whether it is a country or case, and response to this question, among other issues, t

imperialism in west asia, is that he has put the will of the people in the center of the scene.ides fighting spirit, weapons. military capability and large military industries, production of modern and ultra modern weapons, his main focus and concern has always been on the will of the people in the nations of the region, because it is clear that he had crossed the borders, iran, yemen, lebanon, iraq, syria and become one of the designers and organizers of resistance throughout west asia, no iran, yemen, liban, iraq, no y no solamente la capacidad ultramoderna de los medios militares, por favor, hay un libro del recientemente fallecido kissinger que llama... there is a book by kissinger who died recently called the new world order. in this book he analyses asian countries and has dedicated a chapter of the book to iran. in that book, tisenger asks that iran should decide whether it is a country or case. in response to this question, among other issues, the role of sulaymany is raised. iran is case, a revolutionary case, which today somehow guides the efforts of the majority. the

imperialism and us.us to surrender and not let a new relationship between. country y llevarnos a impedir no que simplemente eh se cree una nueva relación entre los países, eso es muy claro eh. this is very clear, the country's submission to us policy is quite clear, this is very obvious with the example you provided. we're witnessing the dismantling of the law of restricting the right to purchase land by foreigners who are allowed to buy water areas, rivers and various resources of the country. they call this freedom. this is the literature of the extreme right all over the world, but clearly here, beyond what seems like rhetoric. these actions mean the imposition of the great ambitions of imperialism, subduing the economy based on their own needs and eliminating any kind of national production, although the bourgeoisy in argentina in recent times have not been distinctly nationalist and their sections that have interests. domestic markets give them life as well as some others who try to maintain some de

imperialism and us.us to surrender and not let a new relationship between countries. no es cierto y llevarnos a impedir no que simplemente eh se cree una nueva relación entre los países, eso es muy claro este, "this is very clear, the country's submission to us policy is quite clear, this is very obvious with the example you provided, we're witnessing the dismantling of the law of restricting the right to purchase land by foreigners who are allowed to buy water areas, rivers and various resources of the country, they call this freedom. this is the literature of the extreme right all over the world, but clearly here beyond what seems like rhetoric, these actions mean the imposition of the great ambitions of imperialism, subduing the economy based on their own needs in eliminating any kind of national production, although the bourgeoisy in argentina in recent times have not been distinctly nationalist and their sections that have interests. domestic markets give them life as well as some others who try to

imperialism and zionism, he declares himself a zionist, when he takes office he invites his zionist friend and the united states zelensky was leading his country to bleed, to death and to obey the interests of nato and imperialism, well, what can we expect when he comes today, when he proposes series of measures that have led to thousands of workers, students, residents, indigenous people, taking to the streets to protest, quite a few people who voted for malay, for xavier malay are already on the streets. xavier malay has spoken about lineage, and he governs with lineage, with themen lineage, with markry's lineage, that is, with the extreme right, that's what we have ahead of us and how is he going to do it? he has a minority in parliament, he has a minority in the provincial governments and in the mayors, how is he going to govern by decree with a... going to get money from from sales of state companies, and then what remains? nothing, how are you going to carry out his management by increasing repression as he has done? do not forget that he has demanded the payments of $75,00 to

imperialism and us.t us to surrender and not let a new. y llevarnos a impedir no que simplemente se cree una nueva relación entre los países. this is very obvious with the example you provided, we're witnessing the dismantling of the law of restricting the right to purchase land by foreigners who are allowed to buy water areas, rivers and various resources of the country. they call this freedom, this is the literature of the extreme right all over the world, but clearly here beyond what... seems like rhetoric, these actions mean the imposition of the great ambitions of imperialism, subduing the economy based on their own needs and eliminating any kind of national production, although the bourgeoisy in argentina in recent times have not been distinctly nationalist and their sections that have interests. domestic markets give them life as well as some others who try to maintain some degree of self-sufficiency in production and that they're now practically eliminated, therefore there is no question about cr

they want to bring them under the law of the market, in which the strongest is american imperialism.s right, we are looking forward to hearing new things in the news and i believe that will surely happen, because the argentine nation has a history of very... hard and breathtaking struggles, and we wish for complete success in defending national sovereignty in the form of an anti- imperialist personality against this pro-american and pro zionist government. jorge ramirez, thank you very much. this is black and white. thank you very much for the invitation that gave me the opportunity to describe what is happening in argentina. the oppressed nations of the world should have started joint to struggle. israel's genocide on the people of palestine in gaza and the occupied west bank has cost thousands of lives. it has also caused a massive labor shortage. we're talking about, i think here primarily about cross border workers, that is to say, workers who live in um the west bank and commute to work in israel. that's that's quite a large economic volume, particularly locally, around five and

i was looking at the institute is nothing but american imperialism at its finest. the largest human. the u.s. is hypocritical of yemen which is going through a humanitarian crisis. the head of the world food ogram is senator john mccain's wife, thus an imperialist interest. south africa stood up to the u.s. and china -- i would like to say once again from the river to the seapalestine will be free. guest: i think there is a good point to be made that the yemen civil waras had an impact on the civilian population, all bad. the u.s. has to reduce the use saudi arabia.ns provided the challenge is, how do yo when the yemeni population is caught in the middle? host: we have an independent from colorado. caller: i would like to comment on the administration's handling of gaza and houthi

i was looking at the hudson institute is nothing but american imperialism at its finest.ran has been the largest supplier of humanitarian aid. the u.s. is hypocritiyemen whica humanitarian crisis. the head of the world food program is senator john mccain's wife,ialist interest. south africa stood up to the u.s. and china -- i would like to say once again from the river to the sea, palestine will be free. guest: i think there is a good pointo yemen civil war has had an impact on the civilian population, all bad. the u.s. has to reduce the use of u.s.eapons provided to saudi arabia. theow do you maintain security in the region when population is caught in the middle? host: we have an independent from colorado. caller: i would like to comment on the administration's handling of gaza and houthis. i think he has exercised great restraint. not to make things any worse over there. helping with shipping internationally and in coalition. people need to understand that. when you have palestinian people dug under hostility. they have to deal with who is very right wing and hard to d

imperialism even more strongly than before. his school of thought is actually still the driving force, the the source of inspiration for the regional resistance access against israel. let's take a quick look at his major achievements in nutshell. angered by the islamic revolution in iran in 1979, the us and its allies helped provoke eight-year iraqi war against the nacent islamic establishment in the hope of destroying it. that plot however went down the drain thanks to the public mobilization and found..." ation of the irgc and the brilliant role that its commanders, including general sulaimani, played on the battlefield under the guidance of the late imam khumaini. later on, as part of the ideals of the 1979 islamic revolution, the irgc took a more important role that exceeded the frontiers of iran and that was to fight against the main source of instability and insecurity in the broader muslim region, namely israel's occupation of palestine and western imperialism. when general suleimani took over the quts force in 1988, the genius strategist started using his military expertise an

imperialism even more strongly than before. his school of thought is actually still the driving force, the the source of inspiration for the regional resistance access against israel. let's take a quick look at his major achievements. a nutshell: angered by the islamic revolution in iran in 1979, the us and its allies helped provoke eight-year iraqi war against the nacent islamic establishment in the hope of destroying it. that plot, however, went down the drain thanks to the public mobilization and foundation of the irgc, and the brilliant role that its commanders, including general sulaimani played on the battlefield under the guidance of the late imam khumaini. later on, as part of the ideals of the 1979 islamic revolution, the irgc took a more important role that exceeded the frontiers of iran, and that was to fight against the main source of instability and insecurity in the broader muslim region, namely israel's occupation of palestine and western imperialism. when general sulaymani took over the qutz force in 1988, the g

imperialism even more strongly than before, his school of thought is actually still the driving force, the the source of inspiration for the regional resistance access against israel. let's take a quick look at his major achievements in nutshell. angered by the islamic revolution in iran in 1979, the us and its allies helped provoke eight-year iraqi war against the nacent islamic establish. in the hope of destroying it. that plot, however, went down the drain thanks to the public mobilization and foundation of the irgc, and the brilliant role that its commanders, including general sulaimani, played on the battlefield under the guidance of the late imam khumaini. later on, as part of the ideals of the 1979 islamic revolution, the irgc took a more important role that exceeded the frontiers of iran and... was to fight against the main source of instability and insecurity in the broader muslim region, namely israel's occupation of palestine and western imperialism. when general suleimani took over the quts force in 1988, the genius strategist started using his military expertise and brill

imperialism even more strongly than before, his school of thought is actually still the driving force, the the source of inspiration for the regional resistance access against israel. let's take a quick look at his major achievements in nutshell. angered by the islamic revolution in iran in 1979, the us and its allies helped provoke eight-year iraqi war against the... recent islamic establishment in the hope of destroying it. that plot, however, went down the drain thanks to the public mobilization and foundation of the irgc, and the brilliant role that its commanders, including general sulaimani, played on the battlefield under the guidance of the late imam khumaini. later on, as part of the ideals of the 1979 islamic revolution, the irgc took a more important role that exceeded the front. tears of iran and that was to fight against the main source of instability and insecurity in the broader muslim region, namely israel's occupation of palestine and western imperialism. when general sulaimani took over the quods force in 1988, the genius strategist started using his military experti

imperialism and the zionist regime. one minute left, so please, as fair. the continent for the right of resistance of the nation of palestine. the resistance of the palestinian nation should not be criminalized. it's a legitimate fight as well as legal one. so i'm just saying, let's get on with it. this support and solidarity should not only be limited to the time when the nation of palestine is being killed and bombarded, but the nation of palestine must be defended every day until the freedom of palestine is realized from the river to the sea. ni mitangazo yetu gosigelena. day 99 of us israely genocidal war on palestinians with death tool in gaza now exceeding 23,800 mosy women and children. us army conducts another missile attack on yemen assas vows to continue blocking israeli bound ships from sailing through the red sea. russia's un ambassador warns us and uk of fueling a regional war condemning the strikes on yemen as unauthorized.

imperialism.u're watching. venezuela and historical issues and causes and all the events in general, we invited a distinguished guest to the program, mr. juan romero, a representative of... so what we have today as skibo, it was actually part of what europeians and spaniords called the province of gayana. the name of this region was due to its caribbean language roots, the province of gayana was created in 1595. the first man that was drawn by the spanish is in fact the most important record used by venezuela to show its ownership and it dates back to 1498. in 1498, surveyor juan de lacosa, an explorer who came with the spanish drew a map of the coast showing asakibo and gayan. therefore, there are two points: one, according to western law, the first possessor has the right, and these rights only belong to. venezuela, this is no sign, there is no sign of either the united kingdom, the uk or the cooperative republic of gayana on the map. these two are not in any document that is related to before t

imperialism.'re watching black and white, i'm edward art. de venezuela sobre el efectivo, mira, es más sencillo de lo que se cree, un principio del derecho, this matter is simpler than it is thought to be, the principle of western positive law speaks of the right of the first possessors. in the specific case of this area, which is area of 159,00 square kilometers, the first occupants were indigenous communities who spoke the arawak and caribbean languages. which gave their place to european languages since 1498 we have seen the presence of europeans and spanirds in this land, so what we have today as skibo, it was actually part of what europeans and spaniards called the province of gayana. the name of this region was due to its caribbean language roots, the province of gayana was created in 1595. the first map that was drawn by the spanish. in 1498, surveyor juan de la cosa, an explorer who came with the spanish, drew a map of the coast showing asaakibo and gan, therefore there are two points, one

imperialism and the zionist regime, there is one minute left, so please, as fare well, i would likek to the spanish speaker. very well, i want to send my greetings to all the people of abiaya and all the people who defend the rights of the nation of palestine as well as all the people who fight for justice and equality. i want to thank all for the support you had in the streets around the world in abyayala and on other continents for the right of resistance of it's a legitimate fight as well as legal one, so i'm just saying, let's get on with it, this support and solidarity should not only be limited to the time when the nation of palestine is being killed and bombarded, but the nation of palestine must be defended every day until the freedom of palestine is realized from the river to the sea. that's right, jaldia, thank you very much, the solidarity image of the pro-palestinian demonstrations should be strengthened for palestine and together with the palestinians. this is black and white, see you later. and technologiamos estamos protectando no estamos. one you're watching, i'm you

and how are they so much at the service of giant corporations and basically american imperialism andst regime? there is one minute left, so please, as a farewell, i would like you to speak to the spanish speak. very well, i want to send my greetings to all the people of abiaya and all the people who defend the rights of the nation of palestine as well as all the people who fight for justice and equality. i want to thank all for the support you had in the streets around the world in abyayala and on other continents for the right of resistance of. the nation of palestine, the resistance of the palestinian nation should not be criminalized, it's a legitimate fight as well as legal one, so i'm just saying, let's get on with it, this support and solidarity should not only be limited to the time when the nation of palestine is being killed and bombarded, but the nation of palestine must be defended every day until the freedom of palestine is realized from the river to the sea. that's right, jaldia, thank you very much, the solidarity image of the pro palestinian demonstrations should be st

i was looking at the hudson institute is nothing but american imperialism at its finest.en the largest supplier ofian aid. the u.s. is hypocritical of yemen which is goinghrough a humanitarian crisis. the head of the world food program is senator john mccain's wife, thus an imperialist interest. south africa stood up to the u.s. and china -- i would like to say once again from the river to the sea, palestine will be free. guest:!t i think there is a good point to be made that the yemen civil war has had an impact on the civilian population, all bad. the u.s. has to reduce the use of u.s. weapons provided to saudi arabia. the challenge is, how do you maintain security in the region when the yemeni population is caught in the middle? host: we have an independent from colorado. caller: i would like to comment on the administration's of gaza and houthis. i think he has exercised great restint to make things any worse over there. helpingith shipping internationally and in coalition. people need to understand that. x palestinian people dug in■9 under hostility. they have to dea

imperialism and the zionist regime?s one minute left, so please, as fare well, i would like you to speak to the spanish speaking nations. hacia el pueblo, hacia los pueblos de de habla hispana, muy bien, pues quiero very well, i want to send my greetings to all the people of abiaya and all the people who defend the rights of the nation of palestine as well as all the people who fight for justice and equality. i want to thank all for the support you had in the streets around the world in abiayala and on other continents for the right of resistance of the nation of palestine. so i'm just saying, let's get on with it. this support and solidarity should not only be limited to the time when the nation of palestine is being killed and bombarded, but the nation of palestine must be defended every day until the freedom of palestine is realized from the river to the sea. that's right, jaldia, thank you very much, the solidarity image of the pro-palestinian demonstrations should be strengthened for palestine and together with the

imperialism.'re watching black and white. venezuela and historical issues and causes and all the events in general, we invited a distinguished guest to the program, mr. juan romero, a representative of the national assembly. languages which gave their place to european languages since 1498 we have seen the presence of europeans and spanirds in this land, so what we have today as skibo, it was actually part of what europeans and spaniards called the province of gayana. the name of this region was due to its caribbean language roots. the province of gayana was created in 1595. the first map that was... drawn by the spanish is in fact the most important record used by venezuela to show its ownership and it dates back to 1498. in 1498, surveyor juan de lacosa, an explorer who came with the spanish drew a map of the coast showing asakibo and gayan. therefore, there are two points: one, according to western law, the first possessor has the right, and these rights only belong to venezuela. this is no sig

imperialism. positive law speaks of the right of the first possessors, in the specific case of thisrea, which is area of 159 square kilometers. the first occupants were indigenous communities who spoke. since 1498, we have seen the presence of europeans and spaniards in this land, so what we have today as skibo, it was actually part of what europeans and spaniards called the province of gayana. the name of this region was due to its caribbean language roots. the province of gayana was created in 1595. first map that was drawn by the spanish is in fact the most important record used by venezuela to show its ownership and it dates back to 1498. in 1498, surveyor juan de la cosa, an explorer who came with the spanish drew a map of the coast showing asakibo and gayan. therefore, there are two points. one, according to western law, the first possessor has the right, and these rights. only belong to venezuela, this is no sign, there is no sign of either the united kingdom, the uk or the cooperative republic of guyana on the map. these two are not in any document that is related to before

imperialism. historical issues and causes and all the events in general, we invited a distinguishedst to the program, mr. law speaks of the right of the first possessors, in the specific case of this area, which is area of 159 square kilometers, the first occupants were indigenous communities who spoke the... arawak and caribbean languages, which gave their place to european languages. since 1498, we have seen the presence of europeans and spaniards in this land. so what we have today as skibo, it was actually part of what europeans and spaniards called the province of gayana. the name of this region was due to its caribbean language roots. the province of gayana was created in 1595. this map that was drawn by the spanish is in fact the most important record used by venezuela to show its ownership and it dates back to 1498. in 1498, surveyor juan de lacosa, an explorer who came with the spanish drew a map of the coast showing asakibo and gaan. therefore, there are two points. one, according to western law, the first possessor has the right, and these rights only. belong to venezuela

imperialism and the zionist regime?e minute left, so please, as fare well, i would like you to speak to the spanish speaking. very well, i want to send my greetings to all the people of abiaya and all the people who defend the rights of the nation of palestine as well as all the people who fight for justice and equality. i want to thank all for the support you had in the streets around the world and on other continents for the right of resistance of the so i'm just saying let's get on with it. this support and solidarity should not only be limited to the time when the nation of palestine is being killed and bombarded, but the nation of palestine must be defended every day until the freedom of palestine is realized from the river to the sea. that's right, jaldia, thank you very much, the solidarity image of the pro- palestinian demonstrations should be strengthened for palestine and together with the palestinians. this is black and white, see you later. abran la puerta de la vuelta dese la vuelta venga mi joven. one you'

imperialism and the zionist regime, there is one minute left, so please, as fare well, i would like speak to the spanish speaking nation. hacia el pueblo, hacia los pueblos de de habla hispana, muy bien, pues quiero very well, i want to send my greetings to all the people of abiaya and all the people who defend the rights of the nation of palestine as well as all the people who fight for justice and equality. i want to thank all for the support you had in the streets around the world in abiayala and on other continents for the right of resistance of the nation of the resistance of the palestinian nation should not be criminalized, it's a legitimate fight as well as legal one, so i'm just saying, let's get on with it, this support and solidarity should not only be limited to the time when the nation of palestine is being killed and bombarded, but the nation of palestine must be defended every day until the freedom of palestine is realized from the river to the sea. that's right, jaldia, thank you very much, the solidarity image of the pro-palestinian demonstrations should be strength

imperialism and the zionist regime?e minute left, so please, as fare well, i would like you to speak to the spanish speaking nations. i want to send my greetings to all the people of abyayala and all the people who defend the rights of the nation of palestine as well as all the people who fight for justice and equality. i want to thank all for the support you had in the streets around the world in abiayala and on other continents for the right of resistance of the nation of palestine. the resistance of the palestinian nation should not be criminalized, it's a legitimate fight as well as legal one, so i'm just saying, let's get on with it, this support and solidarity should not only be limited to the time when the nation of palestine is being killed and bombarded, but the nation of palestine must be defended every day until the freedom of palestine is realized from the river to the sea. así es. right, jaldia, thank you very much. the solidarity image of the pro- palestinian demonstrations should be strengthened for pales

and how are they so much at the service of giant corporations, and basically american imperialism andonist regime. there is one minute left, so please, as farewell, i would like you to speak to the spanish speaking nations. and all the people who defend the rights of the nation of palestine as well as all the people who fight for justice and equality. i want to thank all for the support you had in the streets around the world in abyayala and on other continents for the right of resistance of the nation of palestine. the palestinian nation should not be criminalized, it's a legitimate fight as well as legal one, so i'm just saying, let's get on with it, this support and solidarity should not only be limited to the time when the nation of palestine is being killed and bombarded, but the nation of palestine must be defended every day until the freedom of palestine is realized from the riverina. that's right. jaldia, thank you very much. the solidarity image of the pro-palestinian demonstrations should be strengthened for palestine and together with the palestinians. this is black and whi

right, and the guyana government is playing the role of puppet of exmobile and north american imperialism're watching black and white, i'm edward. historical issues and causes and all the events in general, we invited a distinguished guest to the program, mr. juan rumero, a representative of the national assembly of venezuela from the state of zulia. this matter is simpler than it is thought to be, the principle of western positive law speaks of the right of the first possessors. in the specific case of this area, which is area of 159 square kilometers, the first occupants were indigenous communities who spoke the arawak and caribbean languages, which gave their place to europe. languages since 1498 we have seen the presence of europeans and spaniards in this land, so what we have today as skibo, it was actually part of what europeans and spaniards called the province of gayana, the name of this region was due to its caribbean language roots, the province of gayana was created in 1595. the first map that was drawn by the spanish is in fact the most important record used by venezuela to sh

imperialism, you're watching black and speaks of the right of the first possessors, in the specifice of this area, which is area of 159 square kilometers, the first occupants were indigenous communities who spoke the arawak and caribbean languages which gave their place to european languages. since 1498, we have seen the presence of europeans and spaniards in this land. so what we have today as skibo, it was actually part of what europeans and spaniords called the province of gayana. the name of this region was due to its caribbean language roots, the province of guyana was created in 1595. the first map. that was drawn by the spanish is in fact the most important record used by venezuela to show its ownership and it dates back to 1498. in 1498, surveyor juan de la cosa, an explorer who came with the spanish drew a map of the coast showing asakibo and gayan. therefore, there are two points: one, according to western law, the first possessor has the right, and these rights only belong to venezuela. this is no sign, there is no sign of either the united kingdom, the uk or the cooperat

imperialism and us. to purchase land by foreigners who are allowed to buy water areas, rivers and variousces of the country. they call this freedom. this is the literature of the extreme right all over the world, but clearly here, beyond what seems like rhetoric, these actions mean the imposition of the great ambitions of imperialism. subduing the economy based on their own needs and eliminating any kind of national production, although the bourgeois. in argentina in recent times have not been distinctly nationalist and their sections that have interests. domestic markets give them life as well as some others who try to maintain some degree of self-sufficiency in production and see that they're now practically eliminated. therefore there is no question about creating a front that can stand in the face of these issues and the type of personality that makes this possible in the anti-imperialist personality. we have one minute left and in this short time we would like to hear your words please and we would like them to be focused on the academic world, which we in chile and many latin americ

imperialism even more strongly than before. his school of thought is actually still the driving forceal resistance uh regional forces and created a network of them, thus giving identity to the ever growing regional resistance access that has since been a thorn on the side of the israeli occupiers and their allies. in lebanon, one of the pillars of the resistance axis, general sulaimani, played a pivotal role in the hezbollah resistance group struggle against israel, especially during the 2006 war, which dealt a heavy blow to the invincibility myth of the zianist military and humiliated the occupying entity. during the 33-day war, general sulaimani was personally present on the battlefield and offered effective advisory assistance to hezbollah, lebanon's de facto military power. enabling the labanese to gain new victories years after liberating the southern region an earlier conflict. hezbulah has since continued to substantially grow its weapons, arsenal, manpower, and intelligence apparatus. the group is seen as the textbook definition of a hybrid actor with conventional and unconven

imperialism and the zionist regime?one minute left, so please, as fare well, i would like you to speak to the spanish speaking nations. hacia el pueblo, hacia los pueblos de de habla hispana, muy bien, pues quiero very well, i want to send my greetings to all the people of abiaya and all the people who defend the rights of the nation of palestine, as well as all the people who fight for justice and equality. i want to thank all for the support you had in the streets around the world in abiaya and on other continents for the right of resistance of the nation of palestine. so i'm just saying, let's get on with it. this support and solidarity should not only be limited to the time when the nation of palestine is being killed and bombarded, but the nation of palestine must be defended every day until the freedom of palestine is realized from the river to the sea. that's right, jaldia, thank you very much, the solidarity image of the pro-palestinian demonstrations should be strengthened for palestine and together with the pa

american forces are still present and american interests are still present in iraq, those should... likely be coming under some kind of pressure in the near future, and what has happened is the anglo-american imperial influence in the region is bringing the local nations together, and there is no reason why palestine cannot enter into a military self-defense pact with yemen, which requires yemen to come to the military defense of palestine, if palestine continues to be. attacked by israel, backed by england and america, so what england and america have done by giving kart blanche to israel, is they have created a situation in which all of the victims of their colonial era and of israel's aggression will now be drawn organically together to defend themselves, and as history will teach you, those who are defending their own land, defeat those who are attacking from outside, this does not look good for the anglo american empire, it looks worse for israel, and it does signify a turning point in the history of the region. islamic jihad resistance group says that the aggression on yemen is part

true, they are still talking about some kind of american imperialism, but lavrov directly said that itf military-political security in eurasia from other factors, and that we will advocate that the task be solved by the countries of the continent, without attempts outside regional states to infiltrate these processes, that is, this, this is already good, as for, you know, all sorts of control modules, i ’m talking about what, so to speak, sergei aleksandrovich spoke about, well, listen, in fact, part of these thoughts are that they are there ... then the control modules, in part , i won’t even say this, i’ll just ask the question whether they are based on the fact that we greatly overestimate them, that we think that these people are really able to build such complex circuits, well, that’s also how would be a big question, it seems to me that these people are very the same people who gathered at davos like to think that... “oh, how cool they are, how they came up with everything, how they still rule the world.” in fact, it seems to me that their situation is much worse, but this does n

american forces are still present. and american interests are still present in iraq, those should moston why palestine cannot enter into a military self-defense pact with yemen, which requires yemen. to come to the military defense of palestine, if palestine continues to be attacked by israel, backed by england and america. so what england and america have done by giving kart blanche to israel is they have created a situation in which all of the victims of their colonial era and of israel's aggression will now be drawn organically together to defend themselves, and as history will teach you, those who are defending their own land generally defeat those who are attacking from outside. this does not look good for the anglo-american empire. it looks... worse for israel and it does signif a turning point in the history of the region. ali risk islamic jihad resistance group says that the aggression on yemen is part of western support for israel and shows that washington is managing the gaza war. lebanon's hesbollah moven also said that the aggression is yet another proof of the us complicit

imperial policy, so the idea that somehow this would consolidate an american century in southwest asia was pure foolishness, and and we see that now again with the unleashing of the netanyahu. expansionist regime in israel, the idea that the united states can play a role in this, we we see this as a potential for targeting iran from the united states, and my organization, the schiller institute is doing everything possible to expose the the idiocy of this us policy. right, same question to miss krishna swami, what would the u.s. gain here, why would it want to assassinate a figure that was spirit? the fight against terror in the region a man that you also um addressed earlier was considered to be uh one of the uh main parts, main pillars of uh battling daesh and defeating daesh in iraq, well if you remember in 2013 john kerry actually kind of let the cat out of the bag when he said he was just watching while daesh was coming through to syria to see what was going on so... it it is clear that they were not really opposed to daesh and we know about the many relationships between daesh an

imperialism, and it has done the dirty work for the united states for for. decades and it always pretends to be neutral or pretends to be trying to put pressure on israel, designist positions, but the united states has generally supported the most right-wing elements in israel, historically, and all of the wars, of course we financed all of the wars there and the oppression and the genocide, and it's important to know about us history that this has been a, this has been the policy of american history from the... beginning uh genocide uh policies begin here and continue to this day right and shabir the harvard university students complaining about being prevented from voicing support for palestinians what's wrong with that i mean what's become of freedom of expression in america why don't they do the same thing if somebody supports ukrainians i mean freedom of expression in the united states was always limited from the very start, these this is the declaration that was written by wealthy property owners that they themselves own slaves. what it comes down to today in the united states is yo

imperialism and it has done the dirty work for the united states for for decades. "and it always pretends to be neutral, it pretends to be trying to put pressure on israel, design its positions, but the united states has generally supported the most right-wing elements in israel uh historically, and all of the wars and of course we financed all of the wars there and the oppression and the genocide, and it's important to know about us history, that this has been a, this has been the policy of american history from the beginning." uh genocide uh policies begin in here and continue to this day, right? and shabir, there are harvard university students complaining about being prevented from voicing support for palestinians, what's wrong with that? i mean, what's become of freedom of expression in america? why don't they uh do the same thing if somebody supports ukrainians? i mean, freedom of expression in the united states was always limited. the very start, these this is the declaration that was written by wealthy property owners that they themselves own slaves. what i

imperial establishment under its neo-conservative and liberal interventionist uh supporters, so uh, in in some, the united states is is going to continue this trajectory, while resistance front forces in the region continue their trajectory to once and for all eject american forces and zionist forces from the region. charlotte kates, talking about uh the illegal assassination here, and also professor yagobion touched upon the foreign policy of united states. so what if the roles were reversed, what if iran or any other country had assassinated an american general in a third country. we wouldn't be having this discussion about whether it was. legal or not, would we? and this also highlights how uh fundamentally hypocritical us foreign policy is. well, there's no doubt that the united states, you know, and as an imperialist power is seeking to maintain its control over the region and absolutely behaves as if it has the unmitigated right to assassinate anyone anywhere in the world. we can see that the... united states and its strategic partner, the zionist regime, both consistently act

imperialism and the people of iran must stand together and stand by their government and stand by their military and stand by the people of palestine on the region and uh thanks for mr. mustapha faturi let me share this with the viewers these are live images at rally from uh cat address about half an hour to 40 minutes outside of iranian capital of tehran, another protest in condemnation of you could see their signs there of the us and israel, they're showing um the you see play cards there with the late lieutenant general qasem sulemani's a picture on them uh this was at his assassination anniversary, it's been four years now we lost some us drone strike in baghdad, it was upon his tomb, they're paying their respects and tributes to his legacy when this act of terrorism... took place and now after - the fight of prayers in the country, multiple cities are witnessing um protests uh, now we have a live image on the bottom of your screen there, yasuj, iran, we have shown you um, the iranian capital, tehran, the city of kermon, kadaj, and now yasuj, mr. faturi, i mean, iranians converge on

imperialism, and it has done the dirty work for the... united states for for decades and it always pretends to be neutral or pretends to be trying to put pressure on israel, design this positions, but the united states has generally supported the most right-wing elements in israel historically, and all of the wars, of course we financed all of the wars there and the oppression and the genocide, and it's important to know about us history that this has been a, this has been the policy of... american history from the beginning uh genocide uh policies begin here and continue to this day right and shabir the are harvard university students complaining about being prevented from voicing support for palestinians what's wrong with that i mean what's become of freedom of expression in america why don't they uh do the same thing if somebody supports ukrainians i mean freedom of expression. in the united states was always limited from the very start, these this is the declaration that was written by wealthy property owners that they themselves own