the system even come in as an international inside corruption, excellence award nominator here on now the . ready every single venue in doha with your top stories on alpha 0 is really military has carried out what it calls a precise air strike can be route 7, suburbs, killing at least 2 people. it says the target was the head of his ballade drone units. in the past 4 days is really bombardment has killed at least 650 people across lebanon, and forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee st. ahold a reports from they were as near non stop bombardment, there's been no laptop and as well as military are sold on as well as the traditional strongholds in the south and east of the country. prime minister

benjamin nothing. yeah. who has told the army to keep hitting with full force as well appears to be trying to maximize its negotiating leverage. to bring the arms group to the negotiating table, geneva side, want them all out or is reputation. it doesn't want to get dragged into a long round will. that obviously will be officious. the israel will be unlikely to win it obviously as well as been preparing for this for nearly 2 decades. so is this try to pull it up and wrap up the pressure. israel has called up reservists preparing for a possible ground invasion. the goal, according to the army, is to be able to return residents to their homes in northern as well, but many here believe as well is not interested in a cease fire. and once a new security arrangement along the border, you read and you will hear that and why the youth and young wants to change the balance of power long as today's northern partner by pushing has been a lot back and it's military kept abilities. it's something that it wasn't able to

achieve during the 20061 of them. israel has also been going after, as well as commanders in a strategy to degrade and we can the group, these precision strikes, raising questions on the amount of intelligence as well has gathered on what was a secretive organization. this is a 4th attack and basically southern suburbs in less than a week. so far as rel, strikes in this district have been targeted. assassination has the has so far not shifted the battlefield. it continues to fire rockets. that's what it says. our military positions in northern israel still sparing critical facilities. ready and population centers that is ballistic beside that was sent in the last 24 hours. it's an indication that this is only the beginning of what physical laws are. so not as and also because the specialized ms. soc unit is state and not all of this rule, but it is going to be part of it very soon. a and there's a radio to monitor in crisis. but the conflict could be just at the beginning with

hezbollah, committing itself to keep fighting until as well. as it's war on garza, and while it does acknowledge suffering setbacks in the past 2 weeks as well, it says it is ready for an open ended bottle. the group is known not to negotiate under fire, and it has largely refrained from launching a major attack on israel. does that include there else is eda failed turning to his really attacks on gaza. at least 15 people have been killed in an air strike on a school in jamalia and very few refugee camp that was housing displaced people. it brings the number of people killed in gaza on thursday. the $36.00 palestinian officials of buried more than 80 bodies after is really forces delivered them in a truck. the bodies were handed over without any identification, forcing them to be buried as unknown martyrs. as health industry had refused to receive the corpses, citing a lack of coordination. facilities army has made gains after launching

a major offensive against parent military rapids support forces. fighting began in the early hours of thursday morning. the army now controls 3 strategically important bridges, linking cartoon, undermine, and cartoon vari, us secretary of state, anthony blinking has called the russian president vladimir putin, quote, totally irresponsible after he announced that moscow could use nuclear weapons if it was attacked by any state with conventional weapons or the change in russia's nuclear dr. incomes as the us and britain discuss whether it to allow ukraine to use western ms. silas to strike targets inside russia. pasco says it would consider any assault on his territory, supported by nuclear power, to be a joint attack that does it. those are headlines and use continues here on alpha 0 after against all enemies, to stay with us. the

the domestic terrorism is the greatest terrace increasing the threat is real and we are all at risk for decades, filing streams for saw military. again, capital framing and access weapons. this was the, i do believe the ultimate something. i know that i'm going directly against people who think that they also are the 5 step 5 do solemnly start way for the context. and so you're not going to install it all in an easy and

a mess. so. so help me. the a truck one he won the popular anyone the electoral college vote. oh, you know, friends lose the character he something special. i am not a conspiracy theorist. i base my life on facts and judgment. and what i believe is right for this country, lynn has been exposing truth left and right. and that's what makes him one of the most dangerous men in america. michael flint is a retired us army. 3 star general to specialty was military intelligence. his trust is, you know, the intelligence community wants to, you know, validate the sources of information that we have in order to make it to, to ensure that it's believable, reliable,

relevant in the teams. e lead were notoriously effective and routing out insurgencies in iraq and afghanistan for over a decade. in 2012, he was nominated by the rock obama to be the director of the defense intelligence agency. mike quinn brings to this position, decades of experience in military intelligence. his knowledge of the 21st century battlefield is unsurpassed. 3 years later, the one time democrats had become an avid supporter of candidate form. that's right. yeah, it's, it's right, correct. and would soon become president trump national security advisor, but just 22 days into his term. trump fired him for lying about his interactions with russia. the evolving and eroding level of trust as a result of this situation is what led the president to ask for general flint resignation. and general flint would soon enter

a plea deal with the f. b i is prison sentence was under review. when trump pardoned him in december 2020 last set a months before leaving office, mike flint and i served together for many years and were very close friends. i disagree with him politically. i am disappointed by the nature the comments that he makes the calls to action. this is one of our top quality guns and the find somebody in washington dc. disagree move generally michael flint convicted felon. use his general like it's his 1st name. i'm his facebook front is facebook name is jen flint. on telegraph, he's general flint. he's using his rank is part of his identity and he is

adopted the radical fascist politics of maga and f q. and on where we go, one, we go, the less america to build and sold as a leader for surgeons against the people's united states, from a sample moraine. i want to know why, what happened in miramar. can't happen here. no reason. i mean, it was issued out and then as a parent endorsement of the military who is not the only time, the former military intelligence officer has planted ideas about the legitimacy of the federal government and its partners in crime. while he doesn't need any introduction on this friday, january 28th broadcasting is general plan. and of course i am battled individuals in the fight for this republic. all these global organizations,

they see themselves has this is how we can control societies. this is how we can control humanity. so let's introduce something called koby and did it, and they did it for a couple of reasons. one of the big reasons was, was a steel and election as you've learned, the ability to lead, whether it's military or not, you've learned the ability to get people to do stuff. and that's just what he's doing. we are in a percival moment in the history of the united states of america or party was faced or fighting or college. and nothing can resist the perverts, this military experience, this religious experience to invoke this kind of feeling of a higher purpose. impressed with best bars there is no one is on their side on their side. 6 we will not go to the

nights we will find we are making our lives and we are checking them twice. and we are finding out who is the enemy of american people that are creating the oppression in this country. the people that are involved with tearing down our freedoms, our liberties, and the value of what we hold dear in this country, need to be placed on the list. they have to be put on these list. they have to be put out of our society altogether and never be trusted again. now, if someone ends up attacking these people that have been found to be an enemy of the united states and their criminals, i'm not going to shed a tear about it. i mean,

the, when i left the military, i was a hard core republican that was a libertarian. like a lot of people in the military practice looking at like, i can't even calm documentaries, but these youtube videos like movies like guys who have been on wake up and understand that there are people who are guiding your life and you don't even know what none of those studies stream is recognized. it's filled with the anti semitic troops in the theme of the movie without explicitly saying this stuff. jewish people are out there controlling the banks in the bank. so the reasons why they've gone towards so therefore the jews are responsible for my friends dying, right? that's the connection that it's trying to make. the ultimate goal is to get everybody in this room and have all money beyond those chips and everything on those chips. and if anybody wants to protest what we do or violate what we want, we just didn't know if the chip i just absorbed this prop again fell for it fell

into it. you know, i was watching alex jones before anyone me would say wants me now there openly lagging, it's really government and they run it. tucker calls is back on m assembly c one bath. it's all connected. these people down here are radicals and all of these concepts started to fit together and feed this narrative, this, this idea that i had felt but couldn't put words to for so long that i was the victim, not just of circumstance, but of some sort of various group of powerful individuals who were manipulating all of us, that everyone was just acting as puppets. you know what people now called the deep state, but we were awake and it was our job to wait. everybody else of

the the so there is a lot there. they flashed photos of the pyramid on our dollar bills. they showed a picture of george soros. they talked about the world bank, everything's incorporated. these are all things that i didn't understand when i was watching my propaganda videos back in 2007, 2008. but man, i mean it's like they just took notes off of that. that had be all confused and crazy back then. these groups have always operated on the playbook of using the prevailing social contacts to mobilize, people, recruit,

and radicalize. the 20s klan was anti black and anti jewish, but it was also anti mexican, near the border, anti labor and the pacific northwest and sight immigrant in the northeast, where there were a lot of immigrants. what it did was figure out what the prevailing social tensions were in a given community and use those to recruit people for its own purposes. the prevailing feeling among a host of veterans returning from vietnam was that they had been stepped in the back by an ungrateful society, their own feckless government and the media delete. well, it seems no more certain of it. the bloody experience of death is 2 and an a stalemate. it made them right through recruits for a new conspiracy fueled wave of violent extremism, aimed at routing out the enemy. within the cubans are coming in by the thousands.

the mexicans are coming in by the millions that they hate. and so coming in from the heidi or wherever the little country is coming in by the hundreds of thousands, quite people have had enough, they can no longer even afford to buy a proper housing for themselves. yet our government would have us spend thousands and thousands of millions of dollars on non, once they've had enough. one is the key figures in the white power movement after the vietnam war, and one of the architects of its move to sell sale terrorism to using the early internet and to a number of other major changes that fueled its rise. is a veteran named lewis beam. the only thing that i'm part of the back of the why one line, right? yes. well, you commit yourself to the battle to make it so was beam served 2 tours in vietnam is a helicopter gunner and came home and 1968 with multiple metals for bravery and come back says that i use great professional scale,

encourage and face some great personal danger, that hasn't changed at all, in my opinion. presently i'm having to use at most scale and i think it does take courage to, to do what i'm doing. and i'm doing it in the face of the enemy. this time, the enemy goes under a different name beam took the skills he honed in the military and brought them to the k k. k, where he rose to grand dragon of the texas and knights to execute them whatever the one of the reasons that beam rose so quickly in these organizations is that he told the story about warfare and trauma that a lot of other people were mobilized by,

including people who didn't serve, i saw young man. he said, all righty, i'll ask him as soon his argument was about the wrongness of war, the horror of seeing casualties in the field, the horror of losing your fellow soldiers. but his pivot was, this is why we should come back to the united states and bring that violets home to everybody who left us there. the

prison we want the heads of the enemies in our tulsa vietnam. they took years, we're going to take a ins, themes, rhetoric and military exercises eventually got the attention of the, the, the 1983 he left texas for hayden lake, idaho. a haven for white supremacists, he joined forces with the area nations and began to command a self style terrorist movement of white power. after best. the idea was that one or a few white power activists could work together towards a commonly held set of goals and targets, but without prosecutable ties between them and without direct ties to movement leadership. but there was a problem. the cells which were spread across the country and into canada still

needed to communicate with each other. and even when the f b, i wasn't listening on their phones beam wanted to do more than talk if you wanted to share ideas and create networks. so they created a social network called liberty and one of the 1st postings and titles on my side and country. and then lewis team travels around the country, teaching people how to go online. these message boards included assassination list and ideological content. and who you should hate and why, but they also included social network content like personal and this was in 198485 way before most people think about far right online activism. decades before facebook can be using this early form of the internet. clansman

skinheads, neo nazis, another extremist groups banded together to commit a series of heinous robberies, bombings, and murders across the country. that's where, all right, so that's where all the radical right? and that's a crime in america. when you have to do the time, don't read the crime, will be at the forefront of the site to what, uh, hopefully, uh, smashing the skulls of timeliness or executing race traders or shooting on site. anybody we don't think is why we have to get our government back. that's what it's all about. all these so called subversive groups and nothing but patriotic citizens trying to do just that. by 1985, the department of justice came to believe that the network of white power cells behind these crimes represented a serious threat to national security. lewis beam has been charged website issues. conspiracy along with 13 other individual

what else has a concert? saturday night, with all the drug store in town. but the trial was a disaster for the government. a stunning verdict this afternoon. the trial of 13 white supremacist among chargers, they faced conspiracy to overthrow the government of united states. the verdicts from the white jury came on the 4th day of deliberations beam and his co defendants were acquitted on all charges. the humiliating outcome, let the d o j to focus their attention on individual criminals. the band and investigations of the white power movement has a domestic terrorist threat built catastrophic legacy of liter list. resistance has been that we as a public have lost sight of this movement. we don't have any domestic terrorism legislation. we don't have domestic terrorism was what example the number one tool, if the agents and prosecutors used to disrupt a terrorist attacks in the united states as material support. the

material support is basically a charge to levy on individuals who are helping a tourist organization or a violent organization. unfortunately, we don't have that when it comes to domestic terrorist organizations. the problem with this situation is when you don't have domestic terrorism was you need an act to happen. you need a hot body in order to start that investigation. and usually you can charge that individual with hated crime or with other charges, but you cannot charge them with terrorism. you can not go after the whole network. oh wow. building has been blown away. devastating the massive bomb exploded outside of a large federal building in downtown oklahoma city. shattering that building, killing children, killing federal employees,

military man and civilian even timothy mcveigh. he blew up a whole federal building and prosecutors could not charge him or his associates with terrorism. the indictment charges the timothy mcveigh and terry nichols former army bodies with a grudge against the government plan. the bombing select mcveigh and nichols met each other through their service. they trained together at fort riley, kansas, before mcvey deployed to the gulf as part of the broad one infantry unit in iraq. there he seems to have experienced some amount of traumatic combat before their return home. after washing out of special forces, he was really angry and we see at that moment his deepening involvement and radical white power activity ranging from make a connection to the michigan militia, mcvey used his military training to help carry out the oklahoma city bombing. and

then a letter to a friend, he invoked his military oath to justify it. i have sworn to uphold and defend the constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic. and i will, blood will flow in the streets, good versus evil, free man versus socialist want to be slaves prey. it's not your blood. my friend, the other key component here was his use of the turner diaries, a gun shows timothy mcveigh would have copies of the turner diaries, but this still be a novel, the details how to topple the us government. the fictional revolutionary start by blowing up a federal building and then proceed to exterminate their political enemies, including all jews, blacks, and latinos. in 1997 mcveigh was convicted of murdering 168 people using a weapon of mass destruction and blowing up a federal building. no domestic terrorism charges were brought however,

because he and nichols were sought to have acted alone. just imagine if timothy mcveigh is me and want to know how much we will look at the terrorism truck in a very different let's 1st of all we will look at it as a terrorist. that's right. we we go after mcveigh, we will go after all the people who were at helping him on were assisting him. we will keep the investigation going in order to get the whole network. when you are very limited with the tools you are using, this, a groups will take benefits from these are not alone. will of these are people who are united by ideology, by social ties, by selection of targets. these are all part of the same movement. and this is really what we're seeing, continuing into our present day moment. so nice the plots to kidnap on governor of soil by the f b i. in october, 2020, less than a month before the presidential election. 14 men were arrested in

a plot to kidnap michigan governor gretchen whitmore their plans included storming the state capital. using zip ties to take hostages and conducting a trial that would result in a public hearing of the governor. the suspects were all members of the will hearing watchman, a paramilitary groups commanded by a former marine that had ties to the michigan militia. prosecutors contend that they wanted to kidnap her to try to ignite another american civil war before the 2020 election in hopes of disrupting it. and perhaps keeping joe biden from becoming president, but federal prosecutors could not charge any of the conspirators with material support. despite having a mountain of evidence laid out against them at trial, the groups leader, adam fox, telling the informant he was inspired by the oklahoma city bombing terrorist timothy mcveigh telling the informant if we can have our world. they can't have theirs. burning it down like lewis beam before them where

none of the defendants were convicted on federal charges. the goals of this insurgency in michigan were to take over the state house and then to kidnap and execute the governor. the goal of the insurgency in january states was to overturn the results of the democratic election. so if we see this as part of a movement, it's to stop the american people being able to choose their own leaders. insurgency is all about seizing control of the government, not through winning an election, not through democratic processes, not through persuasion, but through violence. it's a, it's a form of war. is really forces seek to silence the truth. finley occupied westbank, storming and shutting down houses 00 in romano. the truth must be protected and heard. and the stories of real people must be told. this is not just that

a task on journalism. it's an attack on the world's right to know. journalism is not of coolant or pressing it. beginning to ideals, the french republic, his long proclaims, but just what is more than friends? in a full pop series, the big picture takes an in depth, not from seems focus. episode 3 analogies here. the,

there's no limit to how a dream continue to study in your own adventure. no counter evans, i'm serial. then you're in doha, with the top stories on elsie's 0. israel says it has carried out an arrow strike targeting the head of his beloved drone unit in the lebanese capital. at least 2 people were killed and 15. others have been injured is really bombardment in the past 4 days has killed at least 650 people across 11 on of the house, and it has more from the southern lebanese city of tyre. this rent is been striking several areas close to the syrian border, mainly in the content. i mean, bog, back on germany, which is mainly known as the default valley. so on this a connection the, the, the geographical connection between 11 and syria is in

a way or another. crucial for has the law. it's crucial also for the internally displaced and for the refugees to cross to walk the stay for area in syria. we've been seeing an influx and in a people going towards the sea and board does leaving to watch tv. i'm thinking that it's maybe safer turning to is really a tax on gaza. at least 15 people have been killed in an air strike on a school in jamalia, a refugee camp that was housing displaced people. it brings a number of people killed in gaza on thursday to 36 palestinian officials of buried more than 80 bodies after his really forces deliberate them in a truck. the bodies were handed over without any identification, forcing them to be buried. as unknown martyrs causes health ministry had refused to receive the corpses, citing a lack of coordination that said in these army has made gains after launching

a major offensive against paramilitary rapid support forces. fighting began in the early hours of thursday morning. the army now controls 3 strategically important bridges, linking cartoon under mind, and cartoon vari, fighting was also reported in areas around the presidential palace, and indeed, sorry, area to the north or as an joe biden has reaffirmed us support for ukraine's fight against russia. and pledge defend an additional $8000000000.00 and military aid. the grant and president of all of them is lensky is in washington meeting with members of congress ahead of the presidential election in november abiding, promised to see that the assistance is approved before he leaves office. so lensky was due to meet with a republican presidential candidate donald trump, but that meeting has been put on hold. those are the headlines and use continues here, analysis 0 after against all enemies. if you

look at january 6th, what we're looking at is really the collision of 3 different streams of activity. one is the organized white power movement that is coming off of decades, if not generations, of organizing armament training and ideological content. they want to know what the oars as the board. probably another is q and on which is newer, more radical works very fast. where we go one, we go, and the final one, the biggest one is simply the trump bass. it's clear to me that what you had was a concerted effort by a number of different organizers. take these various groups together and focus their energies into create a critical mass. and that's not new.

interact me and i'll kind of interact emerged. it really came led by a guy and he might be most of us are covered to travel around the country. had a christmas and he portrayed this, hey, i'm not your normal political leader. and we're going to show the kind of commitment that real men would do and i'll kind of interact with is very extreme, ideologically started to be joined by people who work, natural bedfellows, people go finally someone who's not going to put up with the crap. someone who's going to take to go into their own hands, it's going to get us what we deserve, because we have been exploring just by the leach of the region. i think i

have one more shot. those are caught. we and donald trump both understand that you can inflame those passions. it is where the leader takes those frustrations that becomes potentially disastrous. grievance narratives are made up there, constructed narrative, but they are used by dental cox because they work the basic, very simple reason the congressmen and women and will probably not going to be during so much for some of them because you'll never take back to our country with weakness,

you have to show surprises and you have to be strong. the, the siege of the capital on january 6 did not overturn the results of the 2020 election. but that's not the only measure by which the actions of that day are being judged. there's footage of crowd ways directing journalists to read the turner diaries, read the turner diaries on january 6th, the turner diaries with structuring a lot of sort of the imaginative, performative action of that day. the news hung outside the capital refers to events in the turner diaries called the day of the rope, which is the hanging of rece traders which include politicians and significantly, there is a strike on the capital that is not supposed to be a mass casualty attack. in the turn it or is it the murder attack,

it's meant to be simply the selected killing of a few corrupt legislators in order to show other white people that extremist can strike at the heart of the american power. c c c and by that measure, i think that they succeeded. john, on the rich people use the side you look at generally, i think the people that were there that participate in number one, they wanted it to serve as a way for the call to those people who are in power and, and the facts of the matter is every single person that was there that day is

a patriot of this nation. i think it's absolutely heartbreaking to see veterans involved in these things. and i know for a lot of them, their hearts are in some ways in the right place. we just don't live in the same world of truths anymore. the people in dc their america, and they were patriots. they only broke laws because the d. c. police didn't do their job. ok. okay. that's it. people die because they didn't do their job. this is the result danger of the big election line right is, this is a conspiracy theory that says the very part of american political life, the very heart of a democracy, has been destroyed and taken from us, which leaves us what recourse to, i believe the election was stolen? absolutely. without it though. no way in hell. joe biden was like, this no longer is a constitutional republic and we are going to fight to bring our constitutional

republic back again. we've had vinyl domestic extremist organizations for a long time, but i think what makes this moment particularly dangerous. there are a couple of things. the 1st one is the fact that it's able to ride on a wave of conspiracy. thinking in general, distrust that's happening because of social media technology is, is happening because of the way we restructured our society on the internet. that gives them the sheer numbers of people that they could never dream of, of bringing to bear on their own. everybody to get up with their shoulder. well, we need participation. 247. we need you to be a force multiplier as a soldier and as a, as a uh, as a general and so retired, you know, we have an army of digital soldiers. you can do commanding control over social media and you're fighting against evil and you're on the side of god and you're on the side of the united states and your oath. it's a very attractive proposition. the sad part is, is you're using all those skills and that goodness and that purity of heart,

that you think is actually absolute. unadulterated both the 2nd major difference because you have political color from the very top. the only way we're going to lose this selection is if the election the end were interrupting or regular programming to take your life to the united nations where europe and council president strong michelle is addressing the general assembly and it shows your new. so if you typed it up, it, it did, yes, search the civil this, the stained glass window is committed to those who, what for the benefit of the united nations. it was made by much ago as a russian jew who lived for the most part of his life in exile. so you can look through too old was to guarantee peace and security equipment which were re established in 1945. the promises of freedom and solidarity were engraved in the united nations charter. this is the 10 consecutive time i have the own up

of delivering a statement from this restaurant. in 2015, i listed the challenges about generation conflicts of poverty, the climate and migration problem. none of these challenges has been solved, the job was 30 and yet at the time we thought that we had a robust frame. what the multi let to order some which would allow us to work together to tackle these challenges a decade has gone by you and this with a full framework as shattering before a very eyes. the use of both growing numbers. if you need lateral x or something and what we're witnessing often worked without any hope for patrick is 3 major conflict credit which together a brute into an explosive, comp, intel and ukraine. a permanent member of the security council has launched the legal and promote. we'll go ahead what it is a flagrant to attempt to impose the lawyer using force instead of drawing on the

force of the law. this war is a direct threat to the people of ukraine and to each and every one of us on your opinion, support and some ukraine will continue to support ukraine for as long is, is necessary. so it is definitely key. we are, we will live up to a promise of freedom and solidarity. we're committing ourselves to what is that comprehensive, just and lasting peace and try and it will be, you ends over chapter. this has been freedom and solidarity 6 to drawing on the very principles we'd like to condemn the terms to tech volunteers to techs committed by how much we call for the release o hostages us through and unconditionally. so israel has the right to defend itself will do respect for international law for and the principle of proportionality. we want an immediate cease by in keeping with the advisory opinion of the i, c, j, within the life of every civilian counts. and we condemn all indiscriminate attacks

targeting civilian populations, v you. when did you, what is taking action and what to do more to achieve last in pace within the framework of a 2 state solution. and listen, escalation must and divide it. let me tell you, drawing 11 on in to the spiral is irresponsible, absolutely irresponsible. this is on these calls, including coals address to come to visit really have to date bone the fruit, this kind of go on. we want a democratic, a strong state of israel, living in peace and security, you know, side by side with the posting. and people have a standing people which should have their own stable and by boat state of the palestinian people who do they deserve respect and dignity. rather old pride visit, i mean i say this to the government on the israel and thought trying to achieve security without peace to is impossible a mood without pieces. they cannot be lost and secure to go through

a world then to know is driven by revenge is a world that is less safe on the pellets thing and people have the right to their own state to reach but to go to move this. so we do, we continue to result in is really security and security of orders being undermined, unless that just date is established after this will result in polarization and the undermining of the international system which cannot to be independent by double standards. we said in the end when the walls and released and in ukraine faded, resulting in the terrible consequences and women of paying the all do was to price for this, including in the civil war of the done of 820000 people have died. 20000000 people who are facing an emergency 8000000 have been displaced across the quote, one of africa. the situation is turning into chaos. visual down. to watch this, we must put an end to external act dissipating. these laws which put an angel to

supplies. it is time to take action and to implement the piece and reconciliation processes. then ladies and gentlemen, that we don't know for the life of the child. well, who need to tell to put in a school that was bombed, just is valuable in ukraine in gaza. beverly with sun viewed the dignity of a woman from all the prayers being raped, go on to tempest med and dignity is sacred in times of war and peace, and so done any credit elsewhere depriving. and then the type people of food is a crime. of course, in ukraine and gaza into dun and elsewhere, a crime is a crime regardless of who the perpetrators of where the crime is committed to. it was not to direct it, and out indignation can only be genuine if it is universal. you see your opinion, defense international, equally across the board is everywhere. what condemns

o x get to us destabilization, regardless of who the perpetrators of here are referring to the run which is using proxies to feed and hold conflicts in the middle east bottoms. it's a thanks to around vote for support and impressions will in ukraine, that this happening. we must take stock of the situation. iran and russia are using the very same playbook. they knew, clear, threat, imperialist ambitions had support for terrorist groups, godless, lawless terrace groups, and all of this is the stabilizing neighboring countries and the rest of the world . excellent, said ladies and gentlemen, establishment of the united nations and the international system underpinned by roles and was a remarkable step forward, kind of going backwards manes going back to a time of war. more than ever since. 1945 out. well, it's been hard hit by an explosive conflict and an explosive cocktail of strongest

defining up this leading up the coupon. we must get our bearings. this requires cooperation encourage. we need common laws which are respected by all to this end. the security council must trust the yoke of the, the veto, which paralyzes that the security council isn't representative. no legitimate, it's been effective. the security council is increasingly stobel and so forth, like it's only in june 1945 to to do that. when the young child to was adopted to president truman said that this child to will be expanded and approved of a time this week, but it will require adjustment, social decades have gone by, go, no readjustments were made. and yet we must perform the security council. it must become more inclusive, the law, the africans, and the way i see it that in america should have permanent states with the demo,

regional organizations must be incorporated further into you and decision making that furthermore, they should have an advisory role to play in the security council wage and organizations that is young ladies and gentlemen, does that. they can to bill cannot be any freedom when drought to its way at corrupt. we cannot have freedom when there uh is terrible. hurricane sit touring down houses when they are a pendant x and somebody don't have access to medicine. so vaccines we must open eyes and live up to the sol guarantee that's required of us. it's not just about dignity models a solid there to it's in the interest of the developed countries to support the green transition as well as people development, helping developing countries to buttress. they help them systems. and it is in that

spirit that dr. tedra has put forward the idea of an international treaty on pendant next. we've made a great deal of headway done on these negotiations, but it's now time to finalize the agreement and pokes a set alarm bells of once again. however, it's unacceptable for lobbies and you go to school behavior to block the roads, to share in the vaccines and vaccine technologies distinguished colleagues that cannot be freedom in a world when each individual can be well down to his or her data is this is to a commercial targets that can be surveilled and manipulated. the digital resolution is of course, a, a driver and extraordinary driver progress, specifically, doctor visual intelligence. it's and you drive of prosperity. however, it must be hondas for the benefit of humanity and freedom. we shouldn't commit their vieira unless we've already committed it. of the club dismiss using natural

resources and misusing the personal data liquid as natural resources data and at special ed intelligence estimates of power that we support instruments of subjugation and economic and political domination. they can become within support. we must create a framework so that we can move ahead at a global level for today. technological competition is healthy, it provides progress. but it must be something that occurs within a framework which we all agree to the rules of the game and fair competition. we need a global dialogue within the g 7, but also together with the rest of the world, africa, latin america, asia, and we are going to be back to work with them. we're also going to work with those whose ideas and sometimes these behaviors. what would you disagree with is china, is a key partner to help us with tackled global challenges, which i mentioned earlier, to reduce risk,

to diversify our supply chains. because as we know, it says dependence on a given supply, a gives rise to phone debility and the conflict. we should also ask china to not support china don't support russia. it means that directly, no indirectly move in. it says legal war against ukraine instead of china, it should use its influence to ensure respect for the united nations charge of the ladies and gentleman. international financial architecture should help us to reduce and equality not to accessible to actually own when a kenyan 5, i cannot access the micro loans to accept through a range us. it's not just something unfortunate is it's a challenge to the entire global development of the order. because without the lasting and equitable development, we cannot have the global stability and security. we must change the system as to what the natural 5 power must be multiplied for the benefit of people

who don't connect with to ensure that we can address the climate and threats and achieve prosperity. what's the most courageous donors should restructure debt to the end allocate additional special drawing writing skills to because it's not just about to the transfer of financial board technological means. you. so a deputy also requires us to reform governance, to improve business clements, strengthen legal certainty, combat corruption, and mobilize resources within developing countries, as well as motivating said, very frankly, google sophie the 1st thing. well, economic conveyed and relieved if it's for africa, a wonderful and commendable to sell a day or 2. we also need to change the way out countries in a run. ladies and gentlemen, by way of conclusion, i'd like to end this 10th and last speech from this rostrum, with a few personal roll remarks. my 1st point was these people double standards, a modern day poison in international relations. when we defend over to him and the

dignity territorial sovereignty, when the honest free entrance burned elections, we should defend and protect them across the board and all the circumstances as well. and each one of us must how many look in the mirror? because we have a whole inherited error and cultures are in histories, traditions, and probably of various errors. everyone must draw conclusions humbly. we must do our best to be much better europe open as well. what could leave, but it does so genuinely in good faith to ensure that human rights and freedoms are protected across the board. just brings me to my 2nd point. who is it? we must to pieces, steadfastly. yes, you know, reject bipolar confrontation for an active, forcefully to build a multiple. it will, in the multi natural framework, was in which was every country, a group of countries, countries its own profitable prosperity and work hand in hand,

while abiding by roads we've agreed to all of us. we must resist resist to the pressure to put to camp one camp the one group of countries against another to choose sides. because the bipolar confrontation also is what it is, not a good solution for the juvenile i deeply believe in regional organizations. and what that can bring it to the united nations of the last 5 years, you had build partnerships with the african union, but in american countries, caribbean countries. in phillips, as in the gulf corporation council, central asian countries who this corporation networks help to what we've the fabric of stabilization. and as you progress specifically now, you must become stronger and more economist, so as to bolster, ask about the capacity to work together with other organizations in the name of peace for freedom and solidarity. during your period,

you'll be hearing the use voice on wells stage loud and independent, excellencies ladies and gentlemen, beautiful. too old was it the whole course to? so that's what's really ation folsham entity. the or pin continental did the best, the skies, beautiful sort of instances of but it's possible. and therefore we have a special responsibility to defend freedom, solidarity and universal human dignity. the european project is a get towards reconciliation corporation, result, and increasingly, friendship and forget what those report for trinity, that's your the or pin project should be a source of inspiration of hope and optimism. optimism is a duty. in fact, we can, once again change the course of history provided that to we band together. the future has not been written. it is not a given. we can achieve great pieces with grades of freedom grades of solar. derek,

g. d, 's requires a lot of effort that we know that we've given those. if it's and piece is very fragile, it breaks down sometimes, but we can piece it together even though it's difficult piece is wonderful. it's luminous, it carries any hope. i ask, what does the blue piece window corrupted by mouth shut go. let's work tirelessly to build pace. you can count on your opinion. i think you as we've been listening to shar michelle, the president of the european council is addressing the annual session of the un general assembly. now he addressed what he sees as the major crises facing the world today, including ukraine and gaza, spring in montana who is that you in headquarters in new york very briefly. if you wouldn't mind, mike, what stood out to you in that speech?

well what we had was in reference to the conflict in the middle east, preceded by the insistence that israel has a right to defend itself. but the president went on and said that security without peace is impossible. this direct a warning to israel saying that there has to be a 2 state solution in the region as the palestinians have a right to their own state. look to the conflict areas as well. in particular ukraine, criticism of iran for its involvement and supporting the russians in that. busy so you will sort of the, to why the conflicts, some of which step of the scale as such as that, in sudan with some a 150000 people have been killed. some $10000000.00 people have been removed, that's a foot of the population. so he's taking a wide stroke and looking at the various conflicts existing in the world and trying to find ways and plead for ways in which to end these conflicts,

or at least the escalate then. the reporting from the un headquarters in new york. a thank you very much for that. know we have been carrying live. many of those speeches by were leaders were gathered in new york that had been for the last 3 days we just heard from shar, michelle. the european council president's a note that the is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been on route to new york where he is expected to deliver his speech. that will be tomorrow. we will be carrying that live as well on houses 0 that does it for me. several then a, i'll be back in the moment with more of the day's news. we will have a full slate of world news for you on alpha 0. so do stay tune quick break for resets, and we'll be right back at the top of the, of

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