access to some of his key players reveals the inner workings of an organization telling the known to many as the blood alliance. inside this in a la carte house part, one of the key parts investigation, people and power on al jazeera. i again, adrian, i get a hearing. the headlines on i was here at the taliban has made a transitional government for afghanistan. the most powerful positions have been given to men who dominated the 20 year war against the us led coalition at its african allies. telephone forces 5 warning shops to disperse women, protested in campbell. they were calling for greater representation in the new government and for their wives to be respected. mexico,

the supreme court has the criminalized abortion. it rules unanimously. the punishment september nations is unconstitutional. it means that courts in mexico can no longer prosecute abortion cases. l 0, manuel rap below reports. what was decided by the supreme court on tuesday relate specific to one portion when segment of the criminal code of the mexican state of qual wheeler, which criminalizes abortion. so the back and so the mexican supreme court has ruled that criminalization of abortion in, quote, is unconstitutional. and in doing so, set a precedent that will lead to the de criminalization of abortion nationwide. police in brazil if find tear gas at supporters of president jaya balls and our who are trying to store the supreme court. they're unhappy that judges of back to the investigation into both scenarios. handling of the pandemic, the president lashed out of the court at a rally marking independence day in the capital brazilian. he also renewed his attacks on the voting system, saying that only god could remove him from power for justice of rallied and el

salvador capital against the government's decision to adopt bitcoin as legal, tender crypto currency can now be used along with the us dollar. as a form of payment, but economists warned that a dumping bullet tile crypto currencies is a risky move. francis top court of appeals ruled against one of the country's largest companies of allegations that it funded i saw in syria. the court said that, submit make lafarge could be investigated for alleged complicity in crimes against humanity. the company continue to operate in northern syria between 20122014. despite the threat from armed groups is ready forces. looking for 6 escaped, palestinian prisoners separated the village and the occupied west bank homes with such and surveillance footage confiscated during the operation. the inmates escaped . israel's high security go bow, a prison on monday. those are the headlines now. let's get you back to shadow world

. i me, the doctrine that has endured from bush to obama is that the world is a battlefield. and that the united states has the right to go into any country around the world to conduct what they call kinetic operation, legal operations. regardless of what international law says, the, what is president obama's response to that? how is he going to deal with it? he embraced the very covert shadow forces that a decade earlier had only been talked about in hushed tones in the pentagon. not just as the implementers of a policy that said we should decapitate tara networks and gauge and preemptive

strike. but they became, the policy itself in president obama's administration have built up something called the disposition matrix is like an algorithm for determining who should be killed or who should we seek to capture. and one of the more sort of grotesque aspects of this is that there were actually meetings on tuesdays in the white house that have been nicknamed terror tuesday meetings, where they're going through rosters of names to put on or take off the list. maybe someone within that group has been in contact with someone that the u. f is watching. they went to the same mosque as someone they keep ordering pizza from the same place as the taliban leader. and you decide these guys are probably up to no good. and so on this particular day, we're going to remove them from planet earth. and now we're getting into minority report into this sort of sy fi world, a p k. dick, where as justifiable homicide, even though it's for an act that might take place in the future, it's ok to kill from a distance without a warrant, without a trial, without

a jury. and the execution takes place on screen. in the where appropriate we will bring a terrorists to justice when when we, when we, when we went on to we went on the job on the basis that weren't the most woman is worth paying attention to. obviously, i do not agree with much of what you said. the president is not implementing

policies that we need to see change, for example, that he would stop the authorization of the signature strikes, which means killing people on the basis only of suspicious behavior that's led to the killing of many innocent post the question on my facebook page and ask them what they want to ask you and a lot of them said that you are hurting your own cause. because one you appeared rude to the president of the united states and to you just seemed a little crazy. well, i've been killing innocent people with drilling is rude. i think not apologizing to the families of innocent people who are killed is rude. there are a lot of rude things about our policy. i want to make sure that people understand actually, drones have not caused a huge number of civilian casualties. for the most part, they've been very precise precision strikes against al qaeda. how do you expect to be focused on not to have anti american sentiment when day in and day out we have about drawing attacks that get more infant beaver's than militant how do you

explain that? well, i do not believe that there is any basis for your comment. maybe would you need us one boat and other married though? beacon of the manila who to be sac tomorrow, either back will be money. let the janet and doesn't get my money. they live below, they show the bus monitor blood to me. sure. sure. all of your keys you don't, what actually guy got one new new me last month. i johnny, he gave me a drawing board and he said the lockheed martin, boeing dine corp, international computer sciences. corporation and aero vironment all told eric about

70 companies are interested in this $1000000000.00 contract. as we look out 35710 years. this market remains very much a gross market. in the i in ah, in the

disease of permanent or the destroy, the middle east. islam luck fundamentalism. to empower all of those who profit permanent or politically economically and militarily make no mistake. a nuclear under ron is not a challenge that can be contained, would threaten the elimination of israel, the security of golf nations, and the stability of the global economy. it was triggering a nuclear arms race in the region and the unraveling of the nonproliferation treaty . and how close as you are to getting? well, let me show you brought a diagram for you. here's a diagram. this is a bomb. oh, this is a fuse. where should a red line be drawn? a red line should be drawn right here. the, the stress from the wrong is

a political football. what was interesting was that many israelis, including people from the military said, as long as there is an existential thresh, somewhere. somehow that is certainly helping us expand our budgets in ways that it's not possible to do in the upstairs on anything that can be defined as such a threat. if you are around, what would you do? i mean israel as what? $3.00 to $400.00 killer weapons are the ones who started the dam, arms race in the middle east. anyway, they, they didn't find a nonproliferation treaty, they built this program and secret india and pakistan then went on to do the same thing. and iran would, you didn't know killer nonproliferation treaty looked around and realized they've gotten the screw. the obama administration wants to sell bunker buster bombs, which can penetrate 20 feet of solid concrete to the u. e. the deal is the latest

u. s. arm sale to members of the gulf cooperation council, 6 nations neighbor iraq, our commentary. but i called my wife when i asked them what, what has become a commodity for several reasons. one is because you need somebody to buy the stuff you produce. another us deal with saudi arabia, the pipeline. the biggest in this deal alone to pass is the entire global sales already 57000000000. saudi does this enormous service recycling, non st, was also a business in another sense. there is a business that uses war to get it in established georgia, $984.00 to power is always going to be in battle. and guess making out really well . of course, the weapons dealers and the people involved in the ultimate manifestation of the national security state is that it not only

seeks a perpetual state of war, it will even go to all ins to create that perpetual state of war. i'm always reminded of a book long time ago called them visible math. and that book has a beautiful sentence. i am an inclusive with math, not because they don't exist, but because you choose not to see concerned are the, you know, the been loving family. this is ironic and mid eighty's, if you remember we in the united states were supporting that which i did to liberate, understand from the saga blood and came to thank me for my efforts to bring the americans our friends to help us. i guess the atheist, he said the communist when i last saw been logged in this camp high in the mountains of afghanistan with an air raid shelter built into the living rock of the

mountain 2530 feet high. that campus built by the c i later they tried to cruise missiles, of course you where it was. they built it. no wonder, but love and kept smiling at me. no wonder he did me. american, sorry, we put $1000000000.00 each to get the armed training equipment. we out of the ones who claimed other people to go. we knew there must be something wrong with the way we think that we can say that the grammar of the past is operating today. we have been pumping money a great deal of money without congressional authority, without any congressional oversight. prince bond or saudi arabia is putting up some of this money for covert operation in many areas of the middle east where we want

to stop the see, i didn't. so they call it the she a crescent. thank you. the air before to fit enough civil war, we're in a business right now of creating and someplace and secretary environment it's not situation because will trying to destroy a liquid carter and molly, but trying to give all the training to them. in normal, syria, it really will gone mad, but only enough you have to be in syria to realize how mad it is when you actually are traveling around the area and you listen to the news coming out of washington. it's like americans are living in this kind of fantasy world. there's no relation to where i'm trying to report the

the today there are good dennis and bad, didn't the bad better said those in yemen who the united states names to be attract . the good dennis are those who are inferior. the joke here is we've been there before. i mean, if you consider the star story, they've learned nothing today . if i say that the saudis are giving money to groups that are in the city, not only a little, but also the highest people who say you are comes in here is what i'm just trying to say is in the moment of the contemporary, this grammar of dangerous politics. sounds insane.

belong to the so what abuse to has been a conspiracy at the time. when documents appear turns out to be true. we must address the cycle of conflict, especially effect terry and conflict. that creates the condition, the terrorists prey upon in public. they say we have to enter, it isn't. meanwhile, this brian, that we're getting involved in conflicts to the fact which produces characters that appear to become debtors, which reinforces the public narrative. and then makes things like intervention. ok, good morning everybody. last night on my orders, america's armed forces began strikes against ice or targets in syria.

um, just ahead of air strikes and syria defense firms, lockheed martin, northrop raytheon, and general dynamics corporation. all set stock price records, their shareholders are making money off the unusually large number of conflicts around the world the every 2 years or so. these really military acts, the gaza strip, and right after there is a trade show in which is really weapon companies to show their technology. all of these is really companies which are becoming an increasingly important and very significant part of these really economy depends on those wars. the 1st thing that they say when they try to market, we've already used that on actual human being. by making that claim, they're able to compete with weapon manufacturer, some other countries. the united states is the biggest supplier of military aid to israel. this attack on that also trade off with the united states arms industry.

ah ah, the. 7 iran and isis are competing for the crown of militant islam. one calls itself the slavic republic. the other calls itself, the islamic state. both want to impose a militant islamic empire 1st in the region. and then on the entire world. they just disagree among themselves. who will be the ruler of that empire? in this deadly game of thrones? there is no place for america offer. today, after 2 years of negotiations, the united states together were international partners,

has achieved something the decades of animosity has not a comprehensive long term deal with iran that will prevented from obtaining a nuclear weapons. this was a very difficult negotiate. and part of it is because of the entrenched and compounded mistrust that we have been between ourselves mutually for the last 2 decades. but i'm happy the reason they promise you, raid people, exercise restraint and patience and wisdom. we are very odd and i hope this will be a good beginning at this nuclear deal goes through. we're still dealing with the problem that the states of this region are collapsing and avoid that. they will fail, you will see more violence and you will see more weapons is important to understand that that's not a result of this deal. that is a result of the paradigm, not shifting towards demilitarization and collect the security soon enough. the

saudis, in the israelis around the same page, they worry about iran and they do anything new. they've been worried for all can they do anything they can get their own weapons? this is a region that has more arms for coffee than any other region in the world. much thanks to the defense industry, israel and some of the arab states are going to be able to buy more weapons and more advance if the nuclear threat from yvonne is decreasing. why should these other countries get a chance to actually arm themselves? more pakistan is a friend of saudi arabia, pakistan has nuclear weapons. are you in discussions with pakistan about perhaps getting a nuclear bomb from taxes for each other for 25? you said you don't really expect me to answer this question. we're not going to have actually the militarization in the region unless israel

nuclear arsenal also is addressed. the significant of this piece is that it is a game changer in the region. and it's going to be a question about the political willingness of leaders to whether they will pursue these opportunities or whether they will fall into the patterns of the past. i me and once you start a war, oh you open a kind of pandora's box. you don't control it a controls you the use of that kind of violence has unforeseen consequences, but no one can predict and it propels you in directions. you never thought you'd go

or does so, the images are very carefully controlled and countered by the lives that have been disseminated through every institution in society, schools, government, entertainment, the press. when you shatter the mis, and when you understand, especially what technol or industrial wars about, which is really about murder of slaughter, people be so repulsed, it would be very hard to lead for i in

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news news, news, news, news. however, we still have plenty of warmth across the us at the moment. some rather wet weather, still pushing across central parts of canada, easing over to was at east the side of the country though, as the warm for talking about here could get into the low fourties once again for faded around 2 or 3 degrees above the seasonal average warmth spreading through the central plains. it was eastern seaboard, $26.00 celsius in the oaks. actually about what we would expect at this time of the

year. so no great shocks. there was that wet weather, some windy weather to through ontario, pushing across towards quebec. some rather wet when coming down across while upstate new york, pushing down towards the appalachians. that'll continue to make his way further. east was so much of the eastern seaboard seeing some very heavy rain as we go on through thursday. price a dry weather does come back in behind us. you can see it is generally try and bright for much of us. find it right to for calorie. 27 celsius he ever had of what a 2 showers pushing into western parts of canada, with quite a rush of showers. meanwhile, across central america was seen some rather wet weather around the company into the gulf of mexico. some love you still pushing towards the deep south of the us, where the weather for central america will be across nicaragua and costa rica for the caribbean is dry. ah, a lot of the stories that we cover a highly complex,

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