doesn't give a darn about anything to me mission to teach creation and why you should care about humans and. this is why you should care only. poland's foreign minister is left red faced after he's caught on tape using vulgar language to describe his country's relations with the us. government forces in eastern ukraine say civilians have been caught in renewed army shelling is the great ceasefire fails to take hold meanwhile local officials raise the alarm over a severe water shortage and dozens of women have been illegally sterilized in four prisons in california a new report reveals saying even more cases could have gone unnoticed.

hello there thanks for watching a with r.t. international. now poland's foreign minister has been left red faced after a conversation allegedly heard him use vulgar language to describe his country's relations with the us and it's not the first time the tapes of e.u. officials have revealed the dark side of brussels love of washington r.t. age marina portnoy has more. anding love affair america and its atlantic partners consistently proclaim their rock solid loyalty and mutual admiration as friends and allies we stand united together. warsaw has reciprocated the affinity always leaving the door open for a u.s. footprint within its borders. very glad to be able to say the american friendship and alliance is a strong behind the camera friendly facade of solidarity western partners are

singing a much different tune the same polish officials seen here reportedly calls his nation's alliance with the u.s. worthless insisting it creates a false sense of security in a secretly recorded conversation up tamed by w magazine foreign minister wratislaw sikorsky is purportedly heard comparing warsaw and washington's relationship to that of someone who's always performing sexual favors and receiving nothing in return preceeding poland's vulgar tone one of america's top diplomats has exhibited her penchant for profanity dropping the f. bomb when referencing european partners so that would be great i think to help glue this thing and have the u.n. help glue it and you know. washington refused to confirm the authenticity of miss nuland leaked comments instead blasting anonymous leakers for hacking a private conversation that's all part of america's rocky behind the scenes relationship with many of its allies german chancellor angela merkel for example

had stinging words over the u.s. approach to privacy after she was targeted in washington's global surveillance operation this is in the interest of german citizens it is not about me specifically but a bottle citizens we need to trust and this needs to her story critics say mounting frustration on both sides of the atlantic is making it harder for the western alliance to camouflage a steady erosion. of loyalty and cooperation they don't want to publicly acknowledge that there is a wreck but i think our underlying this is strong alliance there is a rift every country should automatically be thinking about itself if there is a drift between the e.u. . and the united states but this time around is really very serious marina r.t. washington well despite the tough language the polish foreign minister has actually said and what many in poland thinking at least that's according to political

analyst. kind of obscene and somewhat racist words it was articulated what i think a great deal of the polish people probably feel poland supported the united states when during the attack on iraq the george w. bush called the new europe but yet they've gotten nothing out of it the polish people are suffering under extreme measures of austerity and now there are u.s. troops piling in their country using it as a place to threaten russia and i think that this phone call that was leaked kind of revealed revealed that i think that some of the anger was is widespread it's also interesting to point out that you know that in light of this in the recent victoria nuland tapes that in a lot of instances you know the public officials you know while they may speak to the public in very clear and articulate words behind closed doors and their personal interactions they can be quite obscene in and it's

a very different personality than what we see as the public. coming up shortly france's largest bank faces a multibillion dollar fine for breaching u.s. sanctions but the french president slamming the punishment is unfair and disproportionate look at what could be behind the tough measure. anti-government forces in eastern ukraine say a woman has been killed in the shelling of the town. and the defiant region both sides agreed to observe a cease fire until friday morning but are accusing each other of breaking it. is following the situation in eastern ukraine. places reports say that one woman was killed and one woman was injured as a result of shelling. near the town all located in north pole gonski region and last night's local authorities said suggests that the sound of

slovyansk was shelled once again by the ukrainian army and at the moment water supply is very limited not at all there and local authorities here in donetsk away from slowdowns area they are also saying that water supplies here will only last for twelve more days and then there will be no more of drinking water here as well so let's hear from the get the national version showing his disabled the pumping station two people were killed there others were injured i'm sure you will as workers at the station. with the ukrainian army is deprived two and a half million being in waters on purpose just fully in the me so the area is obviously heading for a humanitarian catastrophe we will read the line up for water local authorities report that the area is heading for an epidemic and a humanitarian catastrophe when ukraine's president petro poroshenko hernias said he had a plan b. a peace initiative doesn't work well now some down teasing full control of forces

carrying out operations in the east as international affairs expert at xander mccord told r.t. . if we look at organizations like right sector which are apparently present in the east their paramilitary organizations they're not under the direct control of the ukrainian government frankly i doubt that the ukrainian government has much control even over groups like the national guard which are present in force in the ukraine in the eastern ukraine and which of course are recruited specifically from regions which are known to be hostile to the aspirations of the eastern ukrainians so i actually are dealt with the government or mr poroshenko has really much control over them they'll to come step on the gas austria's looking for ways to speed up the construction of a pipeline which would deliver russian gas bypassing ukraine moscow and brussels

have been at odds over the project which has recently been frozen by the e.u. we've got more on this story just ahead from. france's largest bank b.n.p. perry barr is close to paying up to nine billion dollars to the u.s. for violating washington sanctions that's more than the bank last year in the fine has been called unfair and disproportionate by the french president artie's peter oliver has got the. french banking giant. u.s. regulators seem to be closing in on the deal which could see france's largest bank having to pay up to nine billion dollars in fines for directly violating u.s. sanctions now this relates back to around thirty billion dollars worth of trades that were done with countries such as iran cuba most of all that all appear on the sanctions list it's being discussed at the highest levels french president francois

. warned of the potential fallout for the french and even the wider european economy if this company faces such a stiff fine said well he isn't going to poke his nose into an ongoing investigation by the attorney general so he's not provided going to try and interfere in this case but with the french economy still very wobbly at best the pessimists are suggesting that this type of fine meted out on to france's biggest bank could be potentially catastrophic so we're waiting to see what deal. between the french bank and the u.s. banking regulators we're expecting that decision at the beginning of july. they own president in size the fine has left some wondering why b.m.p. power has to pay so much the biggest such penalty paid by any bank so far was the two billion dollar fine handed to britain's h.s.b.c. the french bank is now looking at almost five times that amount well we are asked journalist robert honey spy france is facing such tough measures and he believes

washington is punishing paris for its stubbornness over the sale of mistral warships to russia. my own conclusion i have no proof of this but my own conclusion is it's to do with the sale of warships to russia this is a sharp rap over the knuckles for the french government for insisting on continuing of the sale of the mist all ships to russia are armed i look at the sequence of events might draw their conclusion it just goes to show that it's a very expensive defying uncle sam the bank has accepted it because they want to go on doing business in america but i think when people have time to think they're not going to be very impressed by this behavior by the american government which is a sort of blackmail because basically the the system is you say well if you plead guilty they'll be a trial if you plead guilty you give us a load of money and that's it seems that european politicians are capable of swallowing any humiliation from the americans you're watching out international are

going to take a quick break now but when we come back air the us shows how it justified the killing of an american citizen for that g. process of real grown men know the u.s. shows how it justified the killing of an american citizen with a price a. frenzy you see was the best weapon against an enemy is another enemy but when your enemy is expensive oil well welcome to america is middle east policy. everyone is either an enemy or a predator may. choose your language. calling for a kid with oh if you're going to kill someone. choose the consensus.

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human rights groups say the method is cruel reminiscent of nazi methods of population control one hundred forty four female prisoners underwent the surgical procedure with former inmates saying they were forced to do so more than a third of them were sterilized unlawfully without their consent as many as twenty seven cases remain undocumented with doctors never signing the necessary papers courtney hook from the justice nat campaign discussed the issue with ott. we're assured by legislators and prison officials alike that the sterilizations were happening and then found out from that oversees. intermission that were happening and being offered at. prisons in california a couple of years later so we made it very clear that they were illegal but received claims that people want to wear or that they didn't know that the surgeries were happening across the board there is this. sadness of. having

a human rights fully respected not being treated like a human feeling feeling taken advantage. of. a sadness around. to get the child to give place to a child in the future if that's something that individuals are wanting and also discussing the after effects of these surgeries. the california prison system has long been the target of criticism thousands of inmates are being jailed for decades in what u.s. officials prefer to call security housing units they are kept in concrete windowless cramped cells for nearly twenty three hours a day their food is slipped through a door slot and one hour of recreation is often limited to pacing in handcuffs and shackles in another solitary area telephone calls and contact visits and generally prohibited a more than three thousand inmates in jaw this treatment according to a report one hundred six of them have spent fifteen years in sales while twenty three have been locked up for a quarter of

a century. you can find more coverage of the inhumane treatment of u.s. prisoners and reports by artie's correspondent reporting on are you chief channel or website r t v dot com also there online at the moment the u.k. army may be getting to may be getting too fat to fight the country's defense ministry has revealed shocking figures of those failing basic fitness tests and being at risk of grave health problems more details on the report is just a click away also their flights of fancy a pizzeria in one russian city turns to drones to get its deliveries out on time you can find out how it's being carried out by watching our video on our web site. right to see. her street. and i think you're.

on our reporter's. instagram i. am. on. now australia is pushing to speed up the stream pipeline project and securing russian gas deliveries to europe bypassing ukraine it was earlier frozen by brussels sizing possible violations of the blocks regulations but austria is urging to make exceptions for gazprom and the contract may be sealed this week let's get more now from artie's paul scholes joins us live from vienna. austria is ready to fight brussels over this. there's hope all round that the agreement will be signed at later on cheese day the signing of the agreement to be overseen by russian president vladimir putin will mean that work on the south stream on austrian territory can begin in earnest now the south stream is going to transport

gas from russia to europe but bypassing ukraine is seen as a more stable on a more reliable route with tensions between russia and ukraine on the increase austria do want the agreements we signed on to won't walk on the pipeline to start that's despite deep divisions within the european union divisions that have seen on the pipeline in bulgaria suspended earlier this month that prime minister decided to suspend walk on the pipeline following a meeting with three u.s. senators including john mccain now the official reason being given all the work being suspended is that what was suspended in order to iron out concerns of the e.u. competition rules had been breached however there are many within russia who feel that the decision was politically motivated and that bo garia was up pressurised into that decision by the european union well bulgaria's decision to suspend the work on the pipeline is how to knock on effect serbia for example might have to do

likewise and put the plans on the back burner however they all came for the work to be completed their president has been quoted as saying that the south stream will guarantee the long term energy security of serbia and create conditions for boosting the domestic economy while italian officials are also kaine as well saying it's he will continue to support the south stream which is among the strategically important infrastructure projects the south stream will further strengthen the existing gas supply while in bulgaria of course the country that is at the moment suspended the walk even the prime minister has been quoted as saying that he project will go forward but only after they was over all issues that they have with the european union despite the fact that some countries all wavering on the in washington are trying to delay construction on the. strain the fact that the agreement could be signed here later on tuesday in vienna austria means that the south stream is one step closer to becoming reality. thanks but we'll leave it

there that's artie's paul scott live from vienna thank you. now if the deal is done south stream could start operating in twenty fifteen and would start pumping enough natural gas to keep a third of homes warm for a year by twenty twenty supplies will be increased by as much as thirty percent and in ten years from now they could be a whopping one hundred forty billion cubic meters per year and that would meet a quarter of europe's needs politicians they say they are cane for close cooperation with moscow. think. times richer are perhaps polluted a little bit difficult it's really important to be preachers and. saw. the whole world is. relationships the cultural sort of sick joke science and technology and also come on make relations and so all powerful

tools. to. try to improve to use success stories let's have a quick look at some more world news now islamists right car bombers hit a crowded area in the southern suburbs of beirut in lebanon wounding at least nineteen people the blast occurred in a mainly shiite muslim district loyal to the militant movement has the group has been fighting alongside president bashar al assad forces in syria against mainly sunni muslim rebels last friday another suicide attack near the syrian border left one person dead and almost forty people injured. supporters of a prominent anti-government cleric have clashed with police in the pakistani city of lahore leaving more than forty people injured there the preacher arrives from canada where he currently lives to spearhead a peaceful revolution against the country's prime minister police used tear gas to disperse the crowds last week eight of his followers were killed in clashes with

authorities. and a landslide sparked by heavy rain has hit the brazilian city of the town many houses have been destroyed one of them completely swallowed by a sinkhole along with several cars the flooded area is only four kilometers from the stadium where italy will play europe why in the world cup a little later on tuesday. now u.s. court has released a long secret memo in which the obama administration lays out its legal reasoning that killing an american citizen without due process of law the document of course has left questions unanswered abby martin raises them in breaking a sweat. but you may remember that back in two thousand and eleven u.s. citizen and we're all lucky when the bin laden of the internet was killed by a u.s. drone strike in yemen for his association with al qaeda now a lock is just one of four u.s. nationals that have been killed by their own country's predator drones and for nearly three years the a.c.l.u. has demanded to know the justification behind its killing and today the word is

ation got its wish to federal court released a two thousand and ten amendment by ben acting assistant attorney general david barrett that outlined the legal case for the strike that killed a law keep on surprisingly the obama administration memo relies almost entirely on the authorization for use of military force a broadly worded law passed in the immediate wake of september eleventh that allows the president to use force against members of al-qaeda but even the memo notes that quote there is no precedent directly addressing the question in circumstances such as those present here but hey laws are meant to be broken even if it means completely dismantling over three hundred years of habeas corpus. the taste of the break of breaking the set a little later on next that here not internationally it's the kaiser.

some people say freedom isn't free and they're right in fact freedom may only cost the price of a bottle of water or an old t. shirt fans celebrating the recent victory of the l.a. kings noticed that they were not alone what was believed to be a police troll was flying over them filming them either out of moral contempt for drones or just for the hell of it the crowd began to throw random objects. until it was brought down i think this event makes two very big points firstly a lot of the surveillance state is not that hard to stop i mean there are satellite photos being taken of us all the time and n.s.a. spying on the communications but any camera or other device than throwing distance of a brick is at the mercy of us ninety nine percent and secondly generally if a crowd of people does something few ever get punished i mean if this drone was

actually a police drone would they try to lock up the entire crowd for breaking it no they wouldn't and they could and for some reason if one person commits an act of civil disobedience they are in for it but if a crowd does it they generally get away with it so if you're going to defend your right to privacy from drones bring fifty guys with you and everything will work out just fine but that's just my opinion.

on stuff rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. his name was joseph good because he was nazi germany's minister of propaganda the myths that he created exist to this day. it was the group propaganda it was posing actually trying to denigrate other nations while at the same time raising ordinary german so steams would. keep its can do we do use of go bill sniff precisely what the masses need to hear in order to make them follow him he was like the pipe a prayer from the fairy tale that made grants fall to the tune of his pipe. the

myths created by the chief nazi ideologist bound for towns saw in the west we have to fight these myths today in memory of those who won in the second world war. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and our crusted like we've been hijacked why handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers but once will just i'm sorry mark it on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem truck

rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing are not defined for ready to join the movement then walk away from the big picture. welcome to the kaiser report max kaiser you know fredric neat she once said that the best weapon against an enemy is another enemy but when your enemy is expensive oil well welcome to america's middle east policy where everyone is either an enemy or a friend i mean say see rex the first headline i think isn't and we not a friend to me and that is isis stonor terrorist organizations annual reports unveiled

reveal full investment highlights since two thousand and twelve the islamic state of iraq and the levant known as isis has issued annual reports outlining a numerical india graphical detail its operations the number of bombings assassinations checkpoints suicide missions cities taken over and even a pos states converted to the isis car. well i mean this is a perfect example of what we've been talking about capitalism has become terrorism and the so called terrorists don't see themselves as any different than goldman sachs or j.p. morgan or a month or exxon they issue their annual reports of complete with info graphics they talk about various metrics and big data and they're in the same business says halliburton or chevron and they're competing with each other in this region of iraq that they they are become the equivalent of goldman sachs in the area and we were

saying this for quite some time that there really is no difference or come from the same cloth the terrorists and the bankers there they have the same mindset they're both the jihadi s. one follows out of smith's one follows the qur'an they're both ideologically willing to kill themselves and others for their belief. using financial weapons of mass destruction or. roadside bombs that makes no difference well that's kind of the foundation of all of our global trade and financial system is you know markets started back in the sixteen hundreds in the netherlands in amsterdam and why they were seeking funds to go off on their ships across the world and plunder other areas much like what the somali pirates are doing by the way they also have a basically a stock market which sure raise funds to invest in the next venture to go out and raid some ship so here they're bragging about you know they had something they said that ten thousand operations in iraq a thousand assassinations for.