to stablish mon, still wielded in the new south africa, my father died for this of people in power investigation on al jazeera, in a trailer aboriginal children as young as 10 being arrested and locked up. in the 1st of 2 special report, one of one ac investigates trail is indigenous incarceration cross on our 0 ah, rob madison and still have the top stories on august 0. the us says food stocks and have kind of stand could run out in just a month, and there isn't enough cash to buy basic supplies. is warning over humanitarian catastrophe. speaking foam coupled and widened, state the un humanitarian coordinator in the country, said one in 3 afghans is facing hunger condition has gone from human data and perspective continues to be extremely tense as i speak to you today from couple

more than half of the children do not have it tonight or not. and that's the reality of the situation that makes the really concern about the future of the social sector. as there will be all these limitations in the ability to see saturdays of the teachers and education workers and those social sector workers be paid because most of the budget they choose to pay the extra k from the for an aide . and right now we don't have to do provisions to cover those. those support the taliban surrounded the only province resisting its rule and talks to go sheet. a settlement have failed. the rugged mountain area of our canister punch you have valley is north of couple people there, resisted taliban rule during the 1900 ninety's. dozens of people were killed. and tuesday when taliban forces launched i've renewed assault on punch. here to top

pentagon officials say the warden of ghana stand hasn't been fought in vain, but one of them general mark meant he says, don't be watching to see if the taliban remains as ruthless as it has been in the past. is also insisting that recent us cooperation with the group isn't necessarily the basis for future relationship. we don't know what the future of the taliban is . but i can tell you from personal experience at this as a ruthless group from the past and whether or not they change remains to be seen. and as far as our dealings with them at that our field or in the past year or so in war, you do what you must in order to reduce risk emission and force not what you necessarily want to do. particle have has more from the pentagon. this has been seen in the us as a humiliating withdraw. there are lots of questions these 2 gentlemen need to have

answers for such as how did the intelligence go so wrong? what was it in fact wrong? when they publicly came out and said, they thought the afghan forces could last 6 months to a year and a half. was there a contingency plan? they said there was a contingency plan. that's where we had all of these troops near afghanistan able to deploy very quickly. but there are going to be lots and lots of questions about how this got so wrong so fast. how they weren't able to get all the americans out to believe they're about $200.00 or so still there. why the majority of african who worked with the united states were left in afghanistan, all of those questions. so they said, look, we're doing an after action report. we always learn lessons from it. we're going to answer that later. but you could see with the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, mark, milly, he seemed as if this was very much painful for him. he talked about the number of troops, the died, nephew in the san and iraq in his, under his command. and the message from the secretary of defense lloyd austin, was very much look, we know this is hard,

but you should be proud of your service. they're trying to highlight this as a success. that's good and you do nothing to stop the question of what people saw play out before their very eyes on their own television. the supreme court has refused to stop the implementation of an extreme abortion law that's been enacted in texas. it bands most combinations by prohibiting the procedure after 6 weeks of pregnancy that includes cases of rape and incest. a group of gunman has abducted 73 students in northwest nigeria. the children have been taken from a secondary school in the remote village of cairo in some far state. photo storm ida has brought flooding to the us east coast. a state of emergency has been declared in new york city after record breaking rain. it comes 4 days after i made landfall in the southern states, louisiana as a profit category for how to can, but it's not a weekend and those are the headlines. the news is going to continue on al jazeera after shuttle world,

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all of a sudden a couple of guys on both sides get out of the trenches and start walking toward each other and expect at any moment to pull flat with the machine to pick it up. and nothing happened. and within 2 hours walking about and laughing and talking and laughing from the german lines, hundreds get out of the trenches, $10000.00 to get out of the trenches. and they embrace each other a $100000.00 men. oh no man's land as far as we see was gray and cock that he was smoking and talking, shaking hands, exchanging names, addresses after. right. one of the in the about a back and you trying to general shelton, the gender of b. i must have seen it and got of it's spacious. so what they did orders for about

3 of guns behind us to fire on officers fire their revolvers. that the jerry course out out that the war again or christian. and, ah, this was or to, and all this was a war to make the world safe for democracy. at least 21000 new millionaires were made in the u. s. billions and billions of dollars with the pio got a few emission makers ship builders, meat packers, and let us not forget the bankers who finance the great for turn, blood into gold and then progress. whereas seekers they were maps. all of the looking i had to or i

can i stand for you tonight in my red star chiffon evening the the my face softly made up and my fair had gently weighs the law. the iron a day of the web store review between the united kingdom and saudi arabia, in which ronald reagan wanted to sell a saudi billions and billions dollars worth of equipment. but these really lobby stopped it and congress wouldn't approve it because they feared arming. saudi would threaten israel to ronald reagan handed. the deal is effectively to his political

soulmate. margaret fletcher un soon nothing yet. yeah. you have very tough act. the me, i when we stumbled down the saudi alms deal, the gamma moms deal, we really started to stumble along a central feature of british politics over the last 30 years. heinous punch found on has been the heart of many of the great world events for the past 30 years. i was always curious to see him what i was prime minister, because he brought me extraordinary insight on both proposals. the. she informed us to consider salary as a strong friend and would be willing to support the kingdom with whatever the

kingdom, the end of discussion from there on everything else was technically he explained to mrs. sacha, this was a deal with saudi arabia and therefore things were done differently. they wanted 43000000 pounds worth of weaponry. that was 6000000000 pounds in commission charity. our most people understand is bribes. the we'll continue to work together against the terrorists who threaten the way of life of us citizen the one day my phone rang and it was a man called eddie coming to me. actually, he said, i've been working for a travel company and we had a kind of slush funds we used to distribute to saudis and other arabs when they came to britain to be all to help the path of arms deals.

and he told his extra stories that when the saudi military officers would come along, he would present the campaigns of cutlery. that was something that they liked. another thing they liked was girls. so he would take them out in the town and get them girls. to be honest, it seemed like quite small beer payments made some of them. so rather an atlantic activities. i know gaming, chip, civic talks about cool girls, that sort of thing. there's only 2 things that count in business, my friends, money and sex. the rest. you can write as much as you like. is absolute garbage. you to measure weapon beautiful depends on the secretary. because they're more distracted looking. you just think of something when you're talking about and that is sometimes older as you need

to use and ask what agency called blog is because of the special taste of the street. stuff of the army, lay blonde, but silicon we had their secretary of the embassy, come and review the photos. you said i want this when i, when this, when i, when this, when i, when this one i had the girls arrived one day before and i said your oath, i know you will be paid handsomely for this, but do me a favor. if you get any people thought that is relevant, please bring across because i could use it. and for each interesting information, i will give another 2000 and your bonus. so with 60 grand i signed the contract with 3000000, so it wasn't ideal. and then my phone rang again, and it was another whistle. and he said, you have no idea what it is that you're getting into here. and he said his slush fund is much, much bigger than you realize. our job was to look after the really high level people, those who used to come to england who are being bribed essentially by

b a. were people on the level of the head of the saudi air force who was a royal prince. we would fly down to los angeles and they would buy cars and dresses and it wasn't shopping like you. and i would think in the end, when they gathered together all their shopping, we would charter an entire jumbo jet, fly it all back to saudi arabia. it was in the attempt to try and trace through the bank accounts who the ultimate beneficiaries are. that the case became really, very serious. as the trail appeared to lead towards senior members of the sagging room family. the most outrageous example was that a i know, to, to speak with away with print, spend one point, maybe the presence of a huge commercial airline. all of this barrier, which he promptly have painted in the gray and feel the colors of the dallas cowboys and his favorite so very can team. and he used to fly around in that guy

cheerfully. the case centered on establishing the ultimate beneficiaries of exceptionally knowledge amounts of money paid by but sherry space for consultancy services. there's evidence that mark sasha, this is actually some got 12000000 in cash for his work as a fixer. ah, no, no, no one is somebody beautiful weapon costa. and if you want to sell on the market, you're looking probably about $3500.00 euros. and why do you keep it in the house? because i'm a soldier and you can do that legally. yeah, so no, but yeah,

more or less, you can as long as it to the house. sure, the kind of the neighbor i've got nothing is money. i don't mind paying bribes to bull additions. it's part of the deal. the thing about politicians is very much like prostitutes, but only more expensive the politics visit data by the whims of the arts. industry. politicians are nothing more than sales reps by the front. they have as much power as a middle ranking is they get it and look at martin at the end of the day they do what they told when an executive goes to bribe a foreign official, he says don't self look. i've taken a lot of risk to take this $5000000.00 that i'm paying to the prime minister of x, y z makes an arrangement with prime minister of x, y, z. i'll handle over the 5000000,

but you take half of that fine and you send it to the following bank account and switzerland will share in this learn the 1st time and executive does that any collect 2 point $5000000.00. he says, wow, this is a good business to be in. and within moments of that realization he is now no longer in the business of showing airplanes. he's in the business of selling bribes, and he has no scouring of the world for somebody to find to bribe ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, i was, i had to do the toys out. i,

i each trotted cole's huge fine wall i'm in the phone rang again, and this was somebody who said, you have no idea what you're getting into. he said this whole be a thing is much, much bigger. goes right to the very top. what he had was something that you never see as a journalist. swiss bank records of international covered payments going all over the world. he showed me how be a set up a whole system with lloyd's bank to which they channeled secret payment into a british virgin islands. off shore company called red diamond from red diamond, the money went into his guys swiss bank account and he then used it to distribute

to the local politicians, taking a big chunk ram. so of course, i can certainly showing lee and i believe most companies are. busy not in the business of making payments passing because you suggest a lot of money to employees or governance when it is just not the way my business. we've done me. we were actually able to publish what was the most dangerous story. the prince band had been given, not just a claim, but over the years, a total of $1000000000.00 pounds. we did not invent corruption. i mean adam and he wouldn't have him. and they had hanky panky and had to go down to add. so this is, this is human nature neutral punch or state one and a friend. what is great? of course, none of us are greedy. it's only the other this, the world runs on individuals pursuing their separate enters all

those people who believe that greed violence, etc, the driver. so call primal instincts, other really things and everything else is a social construction. they've lost their mind. and for the last 50 years, at least, policy has been made based on the assumption of green. and it's ruined the one on the right of this pattern. i believe there is no nature of society say to nurture individualism. i don't accept that at all. i think there are very many 4 things besides their thing to do is make it what is a society that decides that the bulk of its budget is going to go to manufacturing really have a military center. they have made a moral decision that militarism is more important than the creation of well being

for the population. it's not the world i want to live in. i want to live in the real world. and the real world is people my real emotions, including love and generosity. my god, if you want is freedom, the freedom of human beings of individuals to pursue their own values. i think what the term freedom means is economic license and the economic license of those who control property and those who control capital has in fact in a threat not only to equality, but the threat to the freedom of peoples all over the world. and not only in europe and the united states, but in africa, in asia, and in latin america. i want you to know me any society in which you've had any large measure of that freedom where capitalism and free enterprise has not been the predominant mechanism. not free enterprise system has spread through the 4th of all . can those arms were wielded by government. that was government intervention under

the name of the free enterprise system, but a government intervention which destroyed the freedoms of many people, not least of which of the people of chile yeah. i from the 1950s, all the way through the 1970s. the cia and the u. s. military were engaged in covert actions throughout central america throughout africa, really throughout the world where they were assassinating populous leaders. they were backing up right way military winters, funding an army desk was like the country that corolla or a battalion 316 and 100 and. and there were the state of assassinations across the globe in countries like mine, people have been killed to be quiet. to know that any day,

anytime you're going to be killed, you don't know how, but it's coming. we were fighting and normally guard and still we are fighting oligarchs. mines that don't one thing we're going inclusiveness. but just to direction. it's not only about taking from dears, but thinking from the people even to dreams. nice the last half of what is called the cold war, not to be a very hot war for many parts of the world. from the standpoint of what it would cause, the victims or what i will think of really as of people trying to make their own futures. there was an attempt in the global south to create an alternative imagination for people. but in the early 1970 is this attempt was destroyed

and it was stopped through a real genuine attempt by the global law to take over the institutions of the world, including the world bank, the i m f. so not simply the people of the south incapable of getting forward day dream i, he was a very strong this james or assassinated. it was just the one off killing the other. cool. then the entire dream that had to be killed in i shall be. she told us to be and book on our for my new

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