here's what people have been saying about redacted the night with us actually just full on awesome the only show i go out of my way to you know what it is that really packs a punch at least yampa is the john oliver of hearty americans do the same we are apparently better than food. i see people you've never heard of love back to the night my president of the world bank so kate was really. serious when he sent us an e-mail. the headlines in r.t. the austrian voters move to the right looks set to elect the world's youngest leader on an anti migrant party made significant gains in the country snap election . and iraqi operation in the city of kirkuk is a declaration of war say the kurdish forces in control of the area struggle for

territory threaten the spillover of islamic state on the brink of defeat in the country and catalonia as president refuses to clarify whether his region is declaring independence from spain in the grid sets a new deadline for self-determination. hello good evening welcome has just turned five o'clock here in moscow you're watching our international. our top story this hour voters today have made a clear shift to the right course to put the world's youngest leader in office thirty one year old sebastian kurtz is poised to first results came in both parties agree on tightening austria's borders and toughening up on immigration and gave similar promises to deal with it the white today is zero chance to take over the reins in this country and make sure there's

a real change in austria. when someone says the can be more of the same and so you know we insist on a much needed and lasting change so the question for austria now is what kind of coalition will form the next government from vienna is poor. sebastian kurds is likely to become its translator will stay on as leader of the people's party has given no indication when in fact in this coalition where he has said that he will talk with everyone all options are open now there are various scenarios of course being played out on the one hand you could have a coalition between the people's park. and the social democrats this does seem highly unlikely because this has been dubbed the do it his campaign in australia's history and this is largely because these two large parties have liberal charges of espionage and racial incitement against each other that the supposed needs then the freedom party to form a coalition with sébastien but what it would mean is that you would have a white leaning government how this would be

a huge blow to the european union it would also be a strong vote against in the book politics but it certainly would be constant also of the same we see happening of course knew it where more and more voters opposed by. viva the full senate revealed it to be. all over the yard was it a cut. the deal now many european leaders had of course already congratulated could he will become europe's youngest and leader and i think talking to people here on the street there is a state that these election results were predicted they certainly match the polls might you think the people behind them well it's always the same. thing of the problem with the refugees of course and best of the main reason for the going right

here it looked programs no problems with immigration this or our service or effort g.'s and many people. debate about the richie issue waltz very in was over percentage in that action campaign. because it's it's some thousands of people and i would say maybe half of talk in election campaign waltz was about the rich she sings so. yeah but definitely it was something where the right wing parties gained a lot of games lots of folds well we also talked to the president of the austrian institute for european policy on security in vienna and he believes it was sebastian kurtz is tough stance on immigration that won him the election. he was responsible already for closing as we call it the western balkan route that led

from turkey. up to germany to scandinavia he was the one who are organizing that this route for illegal migrants became closed and since then also the number of migrants decreased very much and in so far here will not only be able but he proved already that he will be able to do something because this also was more almost a quarter stone of a politics that was overtaken also by european union and even by i'm eric to even if she did not like this very much at the beginning. in other news tonight an iraqi operation against the kurdish held city of kirkuk has been called a flagrant declaration of war by the kurdish peshmerga forces earlier the iraqi army advanced on oil fields and an airbase held by the kurds iraq has also

confirmed that they took control of cook airport where tensions spiked there when the kurds voted for independence from iraq at the end of september baghdad says its forces were there to quote increase security both moscow and washington had urged by size to avoid any escalation saying they supported a unified iraq has had the speaker of the iraqi parliament described the situation . but one that you are moving closer to an agreement is the arrangements achieved over the last two days are being fulfilled however if any of the sides take measures at the odds with the deal there will be consequences we support the presence of the army and the control of certain facilities but any action or resistance might lead to confrontation which in turn will seriously affect safety and stability. political commentator on the region high walls man explained the major sticking points between baghdad and the kurds. good cook has always been a place where it was

a flashpoint in issues between baghdad and the kurds throughout history whether it was back then during the various civil uses river there was a negotiation between the creative movement and the iraqi government care who was always the sticking point the former regimes the iraqi regime try to our advice cooked by spreading all the goods and bringing in their places this is on one hand on the other hand so cool became really part of the rhetoric the fact that it is rich has. made the problem bigger. for the. for the for both sides could. but we're still to see how it's going to to end with the with critical today because it's not just an issue of of oil today it is an issue of establishing central government control versus having the kurds be

present at this it's. the president of catalonia now has until thursday to definitively state where the region is going ahead with trying to break away from spain the deadline set by madrid for a yes or no answer elapsed earlier on monday but the catalan leaders still refused to clarify his position and their leaders in madrid pushing for a decisive answer benoit i'm with if it wasn't difficult for him to say yes are now on declaring independence it was a very easy question with a very easy answer catalonia has until a second deadline on thursday for mr pidgen mont to give a clear response which citizens are waiting for and which the rule of law requires well that statement was in response to a four page letter from the catalan leader to the spanish prime minister requesting talks on an and an end to government pressure we heard from the tally don back journalist in barcelona. this morning here in catalonia the catalan president puts demond has issued in response to to spanish government and he was asked to clarify

whether he had declared or not independence by ten am just morning and he has issued a response in form of a letter urged catalan in the spanish government to sit down and dialogue but he hasn't per se specified whether or not he declared independence and this is the statement that he issued to prime minister mariano rajoy our first request is to stop the repression of the people and the government of catalonia our second request is to meet as soon as possible to come to an agreement i didn't do it as a demonstration of weakness but as an honest proposal to find a solution to the relationship between the spanish states and catalonia which has been tense for many years this morning we just heard back from spanish deputy prime minister where she's urging the catalan government to directly answer whether they have or haven't declare independence and there's been

a new deadline given which is this her stay at ten am and if this clear answer isn't provided she said that the spanish government will go ahead and activate article one hundred fifty five of the constitution which would suspend the autonomous region of kut the lumia and let's see the events that followed this past two weeks. all those of us here as well i say to people that they should be absolutely assured that the government is going to block any independence declaration that might be expressed to declare i disagree with the law but you cannot disobey the law if you disobey the law to become an outlaw. guns.

you know the sort of catalan future is still very much on certain and people here in the region are still waiting to hear from either the spanish or to catalan governments whether it's going to be a constructive dialogue happening between the two parts or catalans themselves so you have mixed feelings about the president's actions with his strategy still unclear. it's what has to do with wanted him to be clear and he slats and he said the same thing as in his speech he declared independence and then suspended it. but. i think it was done to gain time to see at least if they decide to talk to. the power he's threatening to go hundred people. but i think that once and for all the terms should be clarifying enough ambiguity

playing the victim from catalonia and enough of this threats and depression by spain. i think they'll just be shadowboxing till thursday he will say we do not believe that madrid has the right to tell us to be. independent and solve the slope of madrid therefore we want to be listening to madrid and that way he'll buy himself more time and hope for some of the solutions turn out but it is a difficult situation for him because he can row back very far without committing political suicide in fact becoming a lame duck president of his regional government despite he will continue to maintain the course that this is as it is and the legal process that. the cash flow here at regional government is unilaterally embarked. international thanks being with us is softening still to come for you we go to syria for the latest on the campaign to the bright the country from islamic state that's coming up most of the story after the break.

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interested always in the waters and look out. there should. again you with our theme that the syrian army is clearing the remaining pockets of terrorists india is all province having now repelled most of islamic state from the city of my din it had become the terror group's de facto capital having largely deserted its former one imac a big channel got rare access to see what life is now like in my din many residents there had fled before i saw was finally driven out describing how they risked their lives escaping after losing everything to the islamists and belongings were seized during isis brutal rape. guided our while i was jailed for six days for smoking

a cigarette a rest would be made if they even smelt tobacco they also had a so-called morality police known as the his bar if i shaved they would tell me for that. blows arrested twice because of the length of my beard they would torture me cut me and feed me rotten fruit on another occasion i was jailed for wearing trousers instead of the gel or be their garments of similar stories have been heard across syria and have also seen residents themselves fight back women in the city of santa maria one example. on the. sound. of it the desire to haunt.

this also had bombed. and i did the business. that i may have bought many made. some of the what's in the seventy eight. and that because. no one i've been to the model been and how did you miss it let me in can because he did his own. meanwhile local officials to say that some islamic state for isis have fled their former defacto capital iraq a runner deal brokered by u.s. backed forces washington supported the agreement saying it would help to minimize civilian casualties that however goes against america's the earliest stance on the removal of terrorists. now explains. as the push against iceland syria's rocka

enters the final stage the coalition backed authorities in the city and seemingly eisel have reached an agreement to evacuate rocca the u.s. led coalition released a statement praising the chance to help minimize civilian casualties while also stressing that it of course wasn't party to the discussions as part of the deal people departing rocko were subject to searches and screening by the syrian democratic forces who the u.s. supports but interestingly as the statement puts it the agreement purportedly excluded for an i saw fighters leaving the city and while nothing is said about. syrian i saw fighters the coalition this weekend at the end that is it is against any terrorists being justice we do not condone any arrangement that allows divers terrorists to escape without facing justice only to resurface somewhere else. terrorists have been hiding behind women children for three years and we are against any arrangement that lets them continue to do so so how do you endorse a deal that does exactly that

a local official reported that even some foreign islamic state fighters had in fact fled the city during the evacuation those supposedly excluded from the agreement and what about that part about no more hiding behind women and children well and s.t.'s spokesperson came forward with the information that a group of i saw fighters had left the city dragging innocent civilians with them as human shields now the problem is what can be done about the terrorists who already left rocka the us didn't broker the evacuation agreement but their statement does confirm that they know about and supported the move which allowed for certain jihad us to leave freely well they now hunt them down and kill them but such support from the coalition apparently has its limits just two months ago when damascus came to a similar deal for both civilians and i saw fighters to cross into eastern syria washington used the same exact lines but condemned the move isis is a global threat relocating terrorists from one place to another for someone else to deal with is not a lasting solution to. the coalition was not involved in the discussions that led

to the arrangement but believes it will save innocent lives so perhaps this deal itself but who's cutting it that washington objects to after all. it's actually bigger there were rockets of all kinds still has issued a statement denying allegations the foreign fighters have left the city and also said there were no foreigners among those who surrendered to the syrian democratic forces but we contacted operation had a result for comment they again stress that the arrangement was made by local tribal elders but added that any deal. it allows ice skating continue terror attacks it is unacceptable to squash this a bit joined by the risk is a contributor for monitor afternoon she. what do you make of this there are a lot of claims that are still fighters were allowed to leave this besieged city racker and people are saying well look you know the ones that leave it's all just civilian lives. well regardless of the

reason why they left it was a safe the villa sabrina lives or not i think but you know what we heard from your a. tribute to your correspondent just before that it is who does it not what is the one previously when hezbollah and the syrian army reached a similar. isis there was a nation there were accusations that hezbollah and the syrian army deals with isis now america or at least america's allies have appeared to do the say and we haven't heard any of condemnation bearing in mind that in the book region between libya and syria there when that deal took place the number of isis fighters was a lot smaller the number of fighters which we have in the sort of presumably the those two for the car are a much much higher number. to that for the fact that. in the level on syrian

border area not a case there where the lives of lebanese soldiers you know the deal was made to uncover the fate of these soldiers whose families have been away and been waiting for years to see what exactly happened to them all those conditions weren't present in this particular case which we see today in the course so i think it once again reveals the double standards which we have gotten very much accustomed to what it comes to america's policy in the region and with regard to this particular case there's some discrepancy isn't there because some are saying look an agreement was reached and then we've heard from other people dying ice lisc a teasing human shape it was i mean it's difficult to work out exactly what happened. you know the many many possible scenarios but i think that. militarily speaking on i'm no military expert but i think that you know it's really impossible to clear out isis

militarily until their very last man you know the way to win against isis is the same way which the syrian army has pursued on the border area you know they forced isis to. do was to surrender then the local relocated them. to defeat people until the very last man especially when you're an attacking force i think that's unrealistic the approach which the syrian government has below russia iran the approach left taken is the correct military approach to exert pressure pressure these groups and in the air force for some kind of a surrender so i think that the americans possibly the same conclusion that you know that's the only way to deal with these groups on the other hand it also isn't very far fetched that. they might have a lot is groups to to leave maybe the americans have use for isis they want to use them in another. i'm sure you heard president trump's speech. on friday where

he expressed has expressed his outright hostility towards on maybe trying to restrain in mind to use isis or still has use for isis for that particular confrontation against iran so there are many different explanations as to what might have happened yeah i mean i suppose the americans did say that to allow our fighters to escape and then go on to fight elsewhere and acceptable is it easy to prevent that from happening. what i mean it's it's not easy but it's not impossible as well to the i think that the americans with their fire power if they want to do you know prevent these fighters these isis elements from going elsewhere but i'm not sure that the trump an illustration in particular wants to completely. trump a set time again lest the story artists destroy. but i think that.

especially in recent days again i go back to the strategy which was announced on friday we're not saying it's just that much in the in the picture as an american priority to be appears to be shifting more and more towards iran and i think that the americans if they were given a choice between you know a rising iran and the complete the fifth of i assume that they would say you know let's not completely defeat isis maybe we still have use for isis to prevent the stronger emergence of iran particular to prevent the middle east where russia and iran are the main players so i had no information but that's possibly there will be mr bush thinking especially in that you know trump pantie iran doctrine which i think has been one of the very rare common approaches we've seen in his policy case but it's certainly an interesting take anyway alli appreciate you coming on that

was our contributor with al monitor dot com thank you. and the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov has warned of retaliation if he is forced to register as a foreign agent in the u.s. he said american let's operating in russia will have to do the saying if the restrictions are put into practice. as more. oh it's the much pressure to register as a foreign agent in the united states if such a. means you. have to retaliate applying the same restrictions in american outlets that separates in russia but it was. being fined the taxpayers' money now there are currently three news outlets that fit into that category outlined by labora in his remarks and these three outlets have received notices from the russian government about similar measures being taken against them about a possible response to what's being done to r.t.

if he is forced to register under the foreign agents registration act this could affect the way it operates in the united states the transcripts of interviews could be over i'm required to be turned over to the government furthermore the personal information of employees could also become disclosed and a matter of public record turned over to government officials it's also important to note that in a recent report from twitter artie's advertising its legitimately purchased advertising on twitter was somehow equated with with bots and false accounts and other information in this twitter report so a lot of questions are being raised but we have heard from russia's foreign minister that if this unwanted attention and pressure on r.t. continues as yours could be taken against these three networks operating in russia . more than a dozen pharmaceutical firms have been taken to court in the us state of michigan they have a marketing which you say is worsening people addiction. you know pured in the

street has taken a page out big tobacco is playbook they utilize misleading information marketing campaigns and studies to convince the public that their product was safe we believe that the human cost the financial cost to the counties is significant we think that some compensation is necessary for bad behavior. over one hundred thousand people in the u.s. died from overdosing on prescription opioids between one thousand nine hundred nine and twenty fifteen last year alone there were eight hundred and seventeen drug related deaths in chickens wayne county a sixty one percent increase from the year before while deaths in oakland county increased more than two hundred percent in recent years when opioid pain medication . is used to treat moderate to severe discomfort it is highly addictive though and has the same potential as morphine of peace along with misuses can have fatal consequences for do has made billions of dollars by fueling washington's. these

drug companies knew that what they were saying was wrong per use asserted more you see below. we've been in touch with the drugs for a t.v. industry's made it clear that they closely comply with all current federal and state regulations when it does come to the medications in question we also got a response from the g. farmer which denies all the allegations and says they are looking forward to defending their position of a spokesperson for the white house national drug policy office thinks it is the combined fault though of not only the companies but also the doctors overprescribe . the companies have contributed a lot in terms of the section in terms of letting people think that these are only pain killers and they are producers but it's not only on the marketers it's not only on the companies it's also on the doctors the doctors have overprescribed in many cases about a quarter of the usage of opiates abuse and deaths are

because doctors have overprescribed and not paid any attention to where the drugs are going so a lot has to be done there but you know this isn't just a doctor's problem it isn't just a marketing problem it isn't just a manufacturers problem it's a national production problem and a worldwide production problem you're watching off the international thanks being with us tonight we'll have more news and hopefully. seem wrong. but. just don't. let me. get to shape out this day comes to advocate and in detroit equals.

when so many themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. they were going underground when the edge of the day that the iraqi army launched the attack to retake mosul went one year on residents attempt to rebuild their lives amidst the rubble of nature that killed wounded or displaced millions across the region coming up in the show. flight. to socialism and over britain's response to what could be a looming u.k. usa. and with

a camera in one. that we speak iraqi filmmaker rajiv about his new film and being kidnapped. and. coming up in today's going underground but first today x. goldman sachs out. of england and he gives evidence to britain's parliament job just handed out there is sylvana ten re row. where the u.k. home owners have to pay their. and if you thought to work at them you know in britain leaving the european union you could arguably here she is talking about the risks and rewards of bricks it but even close the union of the twenty eight member you when it comes to neoliberal financial institutions. or investment which is one of the objectives of them the market. the team people are thinking through they cover the markets we have to concede there me what we needed to. put in place in

the event of a crisis yes that new n.b.c. member probably who until recently. u.k. integration in the e.u. not less for the deputy governor will today be announcing that britain's treasury select the. wrong. didn't he is what he said when asked whether he had been preparing economic forecasts that on the tenth anniversary of his advice to the government to not join the euro this is the first time i've spoken in public about the euro ten years old from the decisions i think i'll probably. take that law in a defense maybe i'll have to wait ten years before he tells you about bank of england. brooks it what we do know is that errors in british official statistics mean a leaky bank of england is preparing britain for higher interest rates in a fortnight but given british unsecured household debt now stands at two hundred

three billion pounds on credit cards cough five pounds over the loans is anyone's guess devolved to ms and the i.m.f. which usually gets its forecasts hopelessly wrong as britain now faces the prospect of another financial crisis well joining me now is conservative former deputy chair of the conservative party how credible is traits amazed by minister obviously credibility has been stated damaged but i think that. the sort of view all members of the party that leave are allowed to get on with bricks it. will look at whatever changes we might make closer to an extent where you favor a w.t. you rules based into that what i'm saying is that i think the. the trying to get money out of this is they can for some form of free trade deal which they benefit from us and. i'm feeling pretty fed up with that was mentioned

for them to do so but basically i think our best passage is quite soon. say we've had enough. and the. i mean she should be beings or she should be properly advised by a civil. let's face it the movement of civil servants going on in whitehall from davis to number ten at the moment but at least. the free market is the greatest agent of collective progress and about time absolutely right and look at all the figures and. trade has got rid of poverty i have absolute dramatic and you go what's your. statement yes i mean you've got in the states and here politicians all queuing to do things which anti free trade which are protectionist absolutely crackpot and it's pretty simple doctrine why

people haven't understood it. job to preach it and supports that happen as you know has set up a free trade institute and has actually got a lot of real heavy is involved in that mess and i've been told it's and i went to the launch this week but we've proven this labor party agrees with that too but we have to free trade environment now it has obviously been the great just agent of killing i think we really know what he's talking about i mean he is he is basically putting forward socialist commands forty years ago when i was a city you know what i can temper is what are the sort of. i mean this is absolutely off on favorites as a long way to be that what i mean but it's absolute garbage in that what raised. it is better economic growth now if this country could grow that two percent. we would

solve the issue of the younger generation being landed with too much debt if we can policies that he's at wilson and heath in the seventy's our growth will disappear and your generation will be live with masses of. you can't afford to reap why you think he's favored to be the next prime minister that. because we messed up the last general election campaign and actually it's wrong reaction to the very point i'm making which is the younger generation of feeling there it's a disadvantage to the older generations if they understood the is used they would see what i've just said which is the best way of alleviating that. growth economic growth can be achieved by free market policies if you have socialist policies you get the whole thing to a halt thing anyone's going to argue against. in the innovation and so on isn't it

a response to this what do you hate contempt. industry i mean stand by for others on this program saying these negotiations of objects that they've been pulled out of goldman sachs that they're trying to create a city bricks in which helps the game elites in brussels and well to some extent yes that's correct but i slightly tangent point which is that what was the real cause of it was actually clinton. policies in the us by obliging banks to give mortgages to people who weren't in a position to service those mortgages and then the facts of what he was doing mixing up the mortgages in a whole bundle of other things guess who did know what she was there but it was the baby said it i mean you don't think he. had you have no choice but to let them go to the wall because you the crash the whole economy if you don that would have that

money to infrastructural spending right and at the citizens you just could absolutely look if you allow banks to fail the whole price up because it depends upon the oil the flow of money so you simply cannot. allow banks to crash ok but i mean the me the governor the bank of england is. a woman i mean this is it what it is obvious that kim and figures in the city are against correct you know that they are lobbying to water down britain's bricks it. some of them are in their own interests i mean the single market is in reality it's a protected market for large the inaugural to go pally. business is the logical to financial services you won't find many small businesses go to top of the single market at all no i think it's a be fair i don't think is. goldman sachs but he's thinking over the career

he's thinking he's going to reflect his history. but we know there is hidden forces in the midst british elites right now that are trying to overturn the will of the british people when they voted for brics which is the best. state mandated be we so i mean i think that i mean you know ali and jacob riis mol did most of the city to fix it speaking. and i must have done about twenty debates and i have been a great supporter of bricks for a long time because i fit within the. nub of the values that i want to stay say it's a question a lot of people who were in the room and cap who expected the referendum and wants to get on with it in the house of lords who are people going to help us and in the city even if there are some that still hoping to have. action and maybe

stop us existing i don't think that they will succeed and i don't actually think there are enough of them either to be able to succeed but i do think that sort of government needs get its act together and get a move on people getting fidgety getting the british public fully understanding these debates because the idea lengths of bias we get a b.b.c. being a simple do you want to step down do you want to stay in. the reasons for stay or leave we know what they're all there three or four big issues and some people feel strongly i wanted. to feel strongly that you know we spent. a thousand years executed i'm in favor of having a democratic system and i'm not going to being told what to do by second rate people that aren't even democratically accountable thank you very much ok but. it was conference with one of its largest in its history yeah very radical over fashion radical they were talking you know the stuff be they were talking when i

was twenty one of you and p.f. are you a charity secretary of the treasury around the time the aaron brown doing this correct and the only you back call been on one with all of them completely incompetent play i mean. we don't really know the symbol of p.f. is actually sensible which is your source building things the private sector you need to do it on a contract which is appropriate now the the great mistake that governments made was doing things on a contract that wasn't appropriate they got screwed as a result so i mean you the people you blame there is brown basically it's brown and second rate people. it's. wrong contracts to be executed and what's happened is not that outsourcing is wrong it's telling you that outsourcing has been done all over expensive contracts just funny how stable is. an easy

ugly coalition with the do you. suddenly the in the papers reported that she wants to go for another term will theresa may be running weakens of the party next year or after breakfast well. i mean i think the general perception is let things settle . let's. get on with leading breaks negotiations and as we get closer to another objection. the petition will then need to be considered i think there. actually. expect. people expect thank you thank you.

to. is a big deal. to . welcome back one year ago today the u.s. backed iraqi army launched their offensive on the northern iraqi city of mosul formerly a stronghold for isis die i should like millions killed wounded orders placed by

nature wars in the middle east the so-called liberation of mosul has reportedly left nine out of ten major hospitals destroyed most residential areas have been demolished and more than forty thousand civilians apparently killed next guest has seen the devastation in mosul firsthand well there are new film the journey though phrase thrown around in the mainstream media as it looks into the root causes and the reality of suicide bombing it's just been showcased at this year's london by film festival moment thanks so much for coming on you know the phrase the phrase viewers will know the phrase it's a suicide bomber is of. such a dismissive. why did you choose to make a film to transform our understanding of that for us to you i didn't choose it in the usual levy story to meet through to come to this and i was in baghdad without in eight preparing for my second feature film. and i opened

a newspaper article. about seventeen years old. how to close being taken off and that is a policeman policeman to help to take the rest of this off happened and the stories about this girl. five minutes before the bomb goes off to come to him and she said she spoke to bomb the police station she come to the police people say and i have only five minutes left help me to get the bomb off from me and thus stories shock me i never thought about a female to be a suicide bomber i never thought about a female to be a bomb you know and then i start to think about it and i'm like i make my own i find out until two thousand and ten it was more than two hundred fifty. a month i didn't get it i didn't get us mohammad iraqi because i never thought about a female

a woman like my mother my sister you know could be my girlfriend to be to be a suicide bomber you know and then i had bought my first and second draft and to be honest with you it was again. because because they destroyed my contrary my nation my people my mom i had lost family members because of the above them. and then one day i met this female gala i went to the. president. has been kept up by the iraqi army like police and i met this girl and she was. twenty years old you know very smart very clever. and she was talking with me and talking with me and i looked out and she said. you know. it's. a film about her but i'm not having give them anything so i look to the subject in different and you know since two thousand and one since

september eleventh and here this big for what i get to morgan is in and then this title is changed now again is. extremism in islam you know and we are two thousand and seventeen and look to us. in london and baghdad and so you. can. tell this to the end of. this film human the. ordinary iraqis in baghdad railway station the children talk about the children in the film because they look like they could be bogus children in the british station on the road. going through a difficult time but we have a beautiful human being we have we have normal life and we have

a normal activity and we have normal jordan and we are looking for you to have a joy in life you know those children and you know i always make a film about women and children because without a victim of the war that the victim of a corporation that i did the victim that the victim of the corruption in government and all liberated by britain and america is how we learn of on the road we don't. nobody knew about a copyright or three not the two thousand and three world is a corporation and i was like we don't call to that but i think i've been called to the british and i made films not about the pricing because the capital is destroyed . understand we. tell you your me now that you. showed me i don't get along because we know even. in demonizing trump is

a military or something to support. you choose to portray the u.s. military in baghdad as ignorant and clearly out of their depth as a loon. the way you know the soldiers that they have it on the film that. the police conduct i had met. with my first feature film in two thousand and four i was by the american put in the prison for seven days. doing propaganda film for the american get american army yeah and then that was a guy called i come. with the american military yeah me because i was with my other three. sound guy you know all about that we are doing. but wasn't seventeenth of december two thousand and four and. they were but it's in the green zone and i had this guy michael he's the guard and to put it in

he's checking off you know they took your clothes off and you know. in a way and seventeenth of december and they big put me in the prison you know because you want to close off and then this guy he's. he's checking me and then he speak with his colleague and i have a very good you know i bought from a missed. and he's. going to but he say swearing and look to the other. he have expensive shoes he started from somewhere. you know and i said to him i didn't vote for most of them and this sold he stuff her off harsh but then my friend he speak with me english he. got it some time you know he smuggled for me chicken soup and he because by the end of the film you seen aragon to not have traffic you know he said don't touch any cultural and you know brutalizing or tell

lies you know and he said i'm going to call his wife and he called. out a song to sing a song for his daughter and then he told the iraqi of the baby that the shut up basically in britain we hear that they're isolated cases obviously that was the brutal torture and killing by british soldiers in basra. so they're isolated. does give us a sense that actually the general treat ordinary iraqis by these big americans with military equipment the iraqi people didn't really appreciate it very much i mean people we had. been under dictatorship for fifty five years and then britain supported when britain. of course we don't welcome by mean if we go to the store for them to join the iraqi and iranian waters they support him in a lot of way you know they build for the nuclear weapon they've come from we're not

from from saudi arabia or from from syria able to from you know the west who are supporting a hundred percent and then again the story we know we're now about that you know but but we in two thousand and three when they came to iraq some people like you think they could be a good. a good people lead good armies to help support but was not there you know we were worried that i've been if you pass the american convoy and the streets of baghdad if you come a close fifty or one hundred meters you will be shot and i saw people being shot in front of me because they just because maybe you need to go to the hospital and you know so that's the moment in two thousand being july two thousand and three people tell us to fight army because they were humble us you know treated respect for the way not shown us any any way and that a standoff think because to be honest it was not any plan what happened post-war

what was going to happen you know and that's the case became also happened and the consequence of this chaos you know by then you have. you know all this talk we are facing in iraq because they weren't there before there's one not there before because and to be honest you can put the cat box honest. is the best card then for the americans accused you know yeah but if they accuse you of being pro-marriage yeah yeah but it. was a film inside the film you know i was kidnapped by al qaeda in two thousand and four and then the space of god and help of god in the build by the way the moment on this show and your sound yeah yeah and then yeah i mean give. me the they don't they don't lose time with you a lot in two thousand and four they usually will they do. anybody they think is to be with them or i would think that a problematic in a problem. like a given amount may take you one two hours and they thought about and that's what

happened with us and. because they were thinking that we are doing a proper approach it like a government film you know and they question asked. by the haifa street they called the deaths it was controlled by al qaida and they were taken asking for a fast. legs been injured and about to shoot us but the police of the time came they ran away and we literally risked your life for independent of course depending of course does it make you feel knowing that hollywood films it's now a. work with the cia and the pentagon to make their films whereas you are attacked by every. i can is important i think it's important for us mohammad is important to have the voice but to be not influence you know you come from counted could be easy to be influenced from different

directions you know from the iraqi government or from another you know but i try to keep myself as independent because i think like the journey is not easy to be make you know i cannot persuade big producer a big company in america or here to make a film like that because i don't think it will see the interest that i see the us us as mohammed but the out up to muslim that tried to put. i want even though it's a universal story of course you see i mean you know that started there i mean even the e.u. met these children you can see them in london in new york and in anywhere in this planet you mean this is a young man in the film and you can relate to him one. of the things story happened and i it's my duty that i keep these boys free and. i'm not influenced you know and to keep myself in the band is difficult by the way it's not easy like the film take you five years of your life you know just to make

it just to say but. at the b.f. i many people think you are now giving back to where i. lived in so many years what with the rug like in the last few weeks when you visit it's now one year since . way he. draws it is on both sides in terms of the liberation from the different home and i just look when i should journey and baghdad also was by the doors of but also to my father. you know you know and it was not a time and when. like three weeks before the liberation of mosul. i mean my colleague and my friend we were thinking what can we do because you know people talking about people and their support and i says to me they are. part of

isis you know and but you know some of them and we know they are guys has been. for two or three years you know so we felt about we make a player and a convoy called. to celebrate the aid and we were risking you get that from now isis after your previous good living well good this is life and this is the. end and we ended to go on with more than two hundred fifty artists and cultured people from. everywhere in iraq with boss you know big boss you know a convoy to go. and we go and the first thing we did we visit the university. and we hundred more than twenty thousand books to the university we talk about the universities destroyed the investors with the image that you have a good story and you know but the beautiful the welcome from the people from them

and they were they were really like warm and happy to see us because for three years not visited nobody come to them and we came from everywhere and i can come to see and then we had a big event attended by more than fifteen thousand people have been. and shown film and have a cultural event you know on the time we did a fire walk and one way of course and the brits the american eric laugh at me when i says you know it was a big event was an important event it was an important message to say. that sparked talk that was leaving the message that with this thank you and that's it for the. daily mail call this

a best selling author quentin that social media was a ninety six years in the day of the creation of the crimea in the old soviet republic by the russian federation. here's what people have been saying about redacted in the. show i go out of my way to. really packed a punch. for a party america is doing the same we are apparently better than. the c. . president of the world bank. sent us an email. austrian voters move

to the right and looks set to elect the world's youngest leader an anti my party make significant in the country's snap election also see the operation in the city of kirkuk is a declaration of all the kurdish forces in control of the area the struggle for territory threatens to spill over with islamic states on the brink of defeat in that country and catalonia is present refuses to buy whether his region is declaring independence from spain as madrid it's a new deadline for self-determination. hello there welcome come to life for watching r.t. international now our top story this hour austrian voters have made a clear shift to the right and are on course to put the world's youngest leader in

this thirty one year old sebastian curt's is poised to become chancellor after his people secured thirty one percent of the vote and he could now form a coalition with the right wing anti migrant freedom party which going twenty seven percent while its leader heinz christians back here did a local most jubilant as the winner when the first results started to come in both parties agreeing on tightening autry's borders and toughening up on immigration and also gave similar promises to deal with. the high today. over the reigns in this country and make sure there's a real change. when someone says there can be more of the same i say no we insist on a much. change so the question for austria now is what kind of coalition will form the next government from vienna is. he is likely to become the next chancellor all stay at. as i meet up the people's cars he has given no indication

to see what effect on the station what he has said that he will talk to everyone all open now there are various scenarios of course being played out on and could have a coalition between the people's party and the social democrats this does. because this has been dubbed the do it his campaign in australia's history and this is largely because these do not have liberal charges of espionage and racial incitement against each other the supposed needs then the freedom party to form a coalition with sebastian what i mean is that you have a. government now has to be a huge blow to the european union has gone against in a book on it it's but it simply would cost in cost so all that pain we see happening across europe where more and more. posts.

viva the birth of a say. who think the are going to cut. the deal now many european leaders have the course already congratulated he will become europe's youngest and i think the thing to people here on the street this is that these election results were predicted they match the polls you can see them. the same. thing of the problem with that if. your. very. being. action campaign. because it's just

that some of the people and. maybe half talking the actual waltz was about the right. things so. yeah definitely it was something where the right wing parties gained a lot of games lots of votes and we talked to the president of the austrian european policy in the end he also believes he. is tough stance on immigration that won him the election he was responsible for closing a college to western balkan the route from turkey. to germany to scandinavia he was the one who organized that this route for illegal migrants became closed and since then also. the number of migrants decreased very much and. he was not only be able but he proved already that he will

be able to do something because this also was called a stone of a politics that was overtaken also by european union and even by angela america even if it did not like this very beginning. in other news tonight an iraqi operation against the kurdish held city of kirkuk is being called a decoration of war by the kurdish peshmerga forces earlier the iraqi army advanced on oil fields and the base held by the kurds iraqis also confirmed they took control of cook airport tensions spiked there when the courage failed for independence from iraq at the end of september baghdad says its forces were there to quote increase security of moscow and washington by size to avoid elation saying they didn't support a unified iraq but his home. the speaker of the iraqi parliament described the

situation of one moving closer in agreement. over the last days are being few fields however if any of the sides take measures at the odds with the deal there will be consequences we support the presence of the army and the control of certain facilities but any action or resistance might lead to confrontation which in turn will seriously effect if the instability. commentator on the region explain the major sticking points between baghdad and the kurds could cook who is being a place where it was a flashpoint in in issues between baghdad and the kurds throughout history when it was back then during the various civil uses whenever there was a negotiation between the creative movement and the iraqi government was always the sticking point the former regimes the iraqi regime try to other buys cooked and by expelling all the kurds bringing arabs in their place but this is on one hand or

the other hand so cool became really part of the rhetoric the fact that it is rich has. made bigger for the. for the for both sides could. still to see how it's going to end there with there with kirkuk today because it's not just an issue of of oil today it is an issue of establishing central government control versus having the kurds being present that this is. the president of catalonia now as to what date to definitively state where the region is going ahead with trying to break away from spain a deadline set by it for a yes or no answer elapsed earlier on monday but the cattle and leader still refused to clarify his position and their leaders in madrid. pushing for it to

sought to vent the noida it wasn't difficult for him to say yes or no on declaring independence it was a very easy question the very is the answer catalonia has until the second deadline on thursday for mr mont to get a clear bonds but citizens are waiting for and which the rule of law requires. that statement was in response to a four page letter from the atlanta leader to the spanish prime minister requesting talks and an end to government pressure we heard from the tally don't back she's a journalist but. this morning here in catalonia the catalan president pushed him out and has issued in response to to spanish government and he was asked to clarify whether he had declared or not independence by ten am just morning and he has to shoot a response in form of a letter urged catalan in the spanish government to sit down and dialogue but he has a specified whether or not he declared independence and this is the statement that

he issued to prime minister mariano rajoy our first request is to stop the repression of the people of catalonia our second request to meet as soon as possible to come to an agreement i didn't do it as a demonstration of weakness but as an honest proposal to find the substance of the relationship between the spanish and catalonia which has been tense for many years this morning we just heard back from the spanish deputy prime minister where she's urging the catalan government to directly answer whether they have or haven't declare independence underspin a new deadline given which is this curse to you and i am and if this clear answer isn't provided she said that the spanish government will go ahead and activate article one hundred fifty five of the constitution which would suspend the autonomous region of kut the loonie and let's see the events that followed this past two weeks.

all those of us here as well i say to people that they should be absolutely assured that their. government is going to block any independence declaration that might be expressed to dig out of your grief but you cannot just say all if you disobey the law and my. eye. but if you. sort of catalan future is still very much on certain and people here in the region are still waiting to hear from either the spanish border cattle and government whether it's going to be a constructive dialogue happening between the two parts. meanwhile catalans

themselves have mixed feelings that president's actions with his strategy still unclear. ok so. it's what puts them on. the wanted him to be clear and he said he said the same thing in his speech he declared independence and then suspended it. i think it was dumb to gain time at least if they decide to talk. the power he's threatening article hundred. i don't know but i think that once and for all and should be clarifying enough ambiguity playing the victim from catalonia and enough of this thread and depression pain. i think they'll just be shadowboxing till thursday he will say we do not believe that bridge has the right to tell us to be instead. of madrid therefore we want to be listening to madrid and that why he'll buy more

time and hope for some other solution or not but it is a difficult situation for him because he can't row back very far without committing political suicide in fact becoming a lame duck president. he will continue to maintain a lot of calls as it is an illegal process that. the. government is unilaterally. he was going to take a quick break but when we come back we'll go to syria for the latest on the campaign to liberate the country from his state.

just. to shape our. worlds apart. to look for common ground. the syrian army is clearing the remaining pockets of terrorists and do it as well province having most of his state from the city of maya did it had become the

terror groups the fact that capital of. iraq. got rare access to see what life is now like in my opinion many residents there had fled was finally driven out describing how they risked their lives escaping after losing everything to these limits homes and belongings with c. string tools brutal right. plug i did i while i was jailed for six days for smoking a cigarette arrest would be made if they even smelled tobacco they also had a so-called morality police known as the his bar fly shaved they would tell me for that. juggalos arrested boys because of the length of my beard they would torture me cut me and feed me rotten fruit on another occasion i was jailed for wearing trousers instead of the libya they're gone and. well similar stories have been heard across syria and have seen residents themselves fight back women in the city

of salah mia one example. and. on the fly. this also. did the business and. i don't. have. to use. some of the what's in the biz said to me you. know when i've been to the model been and how did you know this elimimian can

because he did his own. cliff issues do you say that some islamic state fighters have fled to form a defacto capital rocka under a deal brokered by u.s. backed forces washington supported the arrangement to minimize civilian casualties that however does go against america's earliest stance in the removal of terrorists is it explains as the push against iceland syria's rocka enters the final stage the coalition backed authorities in the city and seemingly eisel have reached an agreement to evacuate rocca the u.s. led coalition released a statement praising the chance to help minimize civilian casualties while also stressing that it of course wasn't party to the discussions as part of the deal people departing rocko were subject to searches and screening by the syrian democratic forces who the u.s. supports but interestingly as the statement puts it the agreement purportedly

excluded and i still fighters leaving the city. and while nothing is said about syrian isis fighters the coalition this weekend at the end that is it is against any terrorists being justice we do not condone any arrangement that allows divers terrorists to escape without facing justice only to resurface somewhere else. terrorists have been hiding behind women children for three years and we are against any arrangement that lets them continue to do so so how do you endorse a deal that does exactly that a local official reported that even some foreign islamic state fighters had in fact fled the city during the evacuation those supposedly excluded from the agreement and what about that part about no more hiding behind women and children well and s.t.'s spokesperson came forward with the information that a group of i saw fighters had left the city dragging innocent civilians with them as human shields the problem is what can be done about the terrorists who are already left rocka the us to broker the evacuation agreement but their statement

does confirm that they know about and support the move which allowed for certain jihad is to leave freely well they now hunt them down and kill them but such support from the coalition apparently has its limits just two months ago when damascus came to a similar deal for both civilians and i saw fighters to cross and eastern syria washington used the same exact lines but condemned the. isis as a global threat relocating terrorists from one place to another for someone else to deal with is not a lasting solution to. the coalition it was not involved in the discussions that led to the arrangement but believe it will save innocent lives so perhaps that's not the deal itself but who's cutting it that washington objects to after all. kind of still has issued a statement denying allegations that foreign fighters have left the city it also said there were no foreigners among those who surrendered to the syrian democratic forces you contacted operation and had results for comment about this story they

again stress that the arrangement was made by. i haven't looked. too flat. much much higher number. to that for the fact that. in the syrian border area and not a case there where the lives of lebanese soldiers you know the deal was made to uncover the fate of these soldiers whose families had to wait and been waiting for years to see what exactly happened to them all those conditions would present in this particular case which we see today and of course so i think it once again

reveals the double standards which we have very much accustomed to what i call the so america's policy in the region. now the russian foreign minister has warned of the action if he is forced to register as a foreign agent in the u.s. he said that american news outlets operating in russia will have to do the same if the restrictions are put into place. it has more. in the news outlets currently on the march pressured to register as a foreign agent in the united states if such a move will demand against the most media outlets the practice will have to retaliate applying the same restrictions in american outlets that separates in russia. against those which are being financed with taxpayer's money now there are currently three news outlets that fit into that category outlined by lab rob in his remarks and these three outlets have received notices from the russian government

about similar measures being taken against them about a possible response to what's being done to see if artsy is forced to register under the foreign agents registration act this could affect the way it operates in the united states the transcripts of the interviews could be turned over i'm required to be turned over to the government furthermore the personal information of the employees could also become disclosed and a matter of public record turned over to government officials it's also important to note that in a recent report from twitter our team is advertising its legitimately perch. just advertising on twitter was somehow equated with with bots and also accounts and other information in this twitter report i'm so a lot of questions are being raised but we have heard from russia's foreign minister that if this unwanted attention and pressure on r.t. continues similar measures could be taken against these three networks operating in russia. the death toll from somalia's worst terror attack is still being

counted it's now known that more than three hundred people have died and hundreds more were injured in twin blasts in the capital on saturday emergency workers are still pulling bodies from the ruins to you and say that the true number of casualties may never be known because of the intense heat generated by the initial truck blast. and it's not just eastern africa that is suffering from the threat of extremists at

the moment it is a problem across the continent and because of that president trump has been increasing the u.s. presence there at great expense with more his meager francis. you remember trump's america first tagline right well the u.s. tax dollars are currently being spent on a military intervention in africa one thousand five hundred troops are now stationed in the region so what are they fighting in africa terrorists ok and how's that going well apparently not all that well at least not in niger the growing foreign bill. materie footprint in the country appears to have set a local backlash against both the government and western countries and it gets worse for u.s. soldiers were killed as they tried to advance deeper into the african islamist territory niger by the way happens to be the country housing the largest contingent of u.s. troops in africa there were just a hundred of them in two thousand and thirteen under obama administration but with

american first it's eight hundred u.s. troops to a pretty broad mission with the government of news year in order to increase their capability to stand alone and to prosecute in the region and according to a white house document as of june this year there are now three hundred u.s. troops in cameroon that's it but there's still a whole fifteen more troops since december twenty sixth seen now that's a serious increase that no doubt requires a serious budget right no way you may say but oh yes just this wednesday the acting assistant secretary for african affairs asked for five point two billion dollars as it's the required budget for african assistance in twenty eighteen ok but why so much money because of the size of africa because the time and space and the distances when it comes especially crisis response type activities we need access in various places the continent five point two billion dollars that's

a lot of money for putting america first. move in a dozen pharmaceutical firms are being taken to court in the u.s. state and in at the moment the marketing that you keyes's do you say is worsening people's own people and addiction. the opioid industry has taken a page out of big tobacco use playbook they utilized misleading information marketing campaigns and studies to convince the public that their product was safe we believe that the human cost and the financial cost to the counties is significant we think that some compensation is necessary for bad behavior in all over one hundred thousand people in the u.s. died from overdosing on prescription opioids between one thousand nine hundred nine and twenty fifteen and last year alone there were eight hundred seventeen drug related deaths in michigan swain county a sixty one percent increase from the year before while deaths in oakland county increased more than two hundred percent in recent years when opioid pain medication

is used to treat moderate to severe discomfort it is the highly addictive and has the same potential as morphine abuse along with misuse can have fatal consequences produce has made bill. washington. these drug companies knew that what they were saying was wrong produce a surge of morphine. we have been in touch with drugs for over the t.v. industry's made it clear though that they closely comply with all current federal and state regulations when it comes to the medications in question we also got a response to you from terje pharma which denies all the allegations and say that they are looking forward to actually defending their position a former spokes person for the white house national drug policy office thinks it is the combined fault though of not only the companies but also the doctors who overprescribe. the companies have contributed

a lot in terms of deception in terms of letting people think that these are only pain killers when they are addiction producers but it's not only on the marketers it's not only on the companies it's also on the doctors the doctors prescribe and in many cases about a quarter of the usage of opiates abuse and deaths are because doctors have overprescribed and not paid any attention to where the drugs are going so a lot has to be done there but you know this isn't just a doctor's problem it isn't just a marketing problem it isn't just a manufacturers problem it's a national production problem and a worldwide production problem so that. things are looking safe today here not safe good to have a company. to get there you can keep across all the stories of this to you by going to social media pages and.

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fellow unwelcome across considered i'm peter lavelle donald trump's decision to start the process and the iran nuclear deal is a big deal is this the path toward still another war also the russia gate scandal takes a bizarre turn it's almost impossible to believe. crosstalk kingston real news i'm joined by my guest here in moscow mark sloboda he's an

international affairs analyst we also have he is a political analyst as well as a leading expert at the center for actual politics and of course we have dmitri he's a political analyst with sputnik international as always cross-talk rules in effect that means he can come you want and i always appreciate it i want to continue because we've talked about it last week donald trump has started the move to walk away from the rand none of us are surprised by that it was widely expected but did you how he did it did surprise me a little bit. on social media email s.m.s. is while the president was speaking i was. number of messages saying peter how is it possible that the president the united states is saying what he's saying because factually speaking it is odd at odds with reality because you know we're moving towards a new two thousand and eight moment when europe. other nations including the

middle east i posed to a conflagration that the u.s. is building towards and there are very very few countries that support that this is a. country in the persian gulf real sort of the united arab and to the speech that. actually it was. four cities you think he. supports. you know. what is the thing that i see are. radical. sunni radicals really and two of them iran is the sheer. not just. its. enemies that have to be just a. it was seeing things a little bit when you bring up the issue of. fighting isis and all that i mean iran wouldn't be doing this in iraq if it hadn't been for the illegal invasion of iraq

in two thousand and three going back to your point in this moment is two thousand and six when it's this this asked the obvious question here is the drive to war i think it is indeed a a first baby step in that direction softening everybody first of what has to be said that this refusal to certify what is the iranian nuclear agency review this is it a mirror this is actually an american legislation passed by congress in order to support and to check to put a leverage on obama's negotiation of this deal with the p five plus one plus the other has inherited yes. i think it's a first step towards war and one of the first indications of that to me is the usual neocon in the commentary in the think tanks immediately perked up their head

and said oh maybe it's a pretty low bar but everything trump said seems incredibly reasonable on this to me this was shot in broad. as soon as the first whiff of possible. neocons trotted out and suddenly discover this reality is they're saying they had to say was reasonable in foreign policy that's what i worry here the problem with this is of course. and it happens with american presidents it's always the domestic audience here but there are other signatories to this agreement and the iranians have made it very clear that they're not going to read this at all in the american european allies or they actually went to washington and petitioned trump and his functionaries not to start walking up with the european union is not even beginning they said the united states can't destroy this agreement because it was an agreement between iraq and you know all. that they wanted in the same

changes ok this is going to be the strategy isn't it the u.s. walks away from it and then any other country including iran because i would be a different set of sanctions they would start sanctioning european companies. are very very counterproductive in a number of ways first of all the relations that there is a ship is not in the best shape in your way. to power in the us second of all their willingness or the us to. come away from expected agreements and to change them by force you know it seriously impacts and make the reputation. of american diplomacy. if you give some fish a washington and skull to his official washington actually care about that the moving the goalpost changing the rules in the middle of the game well i mean if you take care american diplomats care to care about because american power is not in

session anymore they understand they understand that their power is declining in that even now right now it's nothing nothing ten years twenty years right now it's in decline in they have to understand that they do understand that the reputation of the states as a broker is a diplomatic broker in the world whether it concerns the far east and the future of the korean peninsula whether it concerns other areas of the middle east of which. are doing this walk that makes a deal with north korea. exactly what i think think what is going on strangely because the stupidity of this is so astounding that finally it can bring a good result because what's going on is indeed every petition or the iraq story but on a much greater scale i mean the incompetence over george bush jr often compared to the incompetence of trump so in that sense i'm not prepared to do much

a debatable point you're going to have small going from the big lebowski you know i think it goes are. they thought he was incompetent and that time it right there some of the course took all that great can't get the right political is code came out and said that nikki haley had her fingerprints on this speech what do you think my life maybe nikki haley speech or a new yorker and speech and figure it out but i seriously doubt whether he haley the former real estate account. nikki haley's experience in foreign affairs was a few visits to the international house of pancakes like mr i wish i had said. that's a great that might be stretching it but this speech was obvious. bellicosity it does more than just question the u.s. is reliability as a partner europe had an eight year honeymoon with obama and to be fair if

this was hillary clinton leading this decertification they would probably be getting in line for it but if trump and they need to be rove they're reminded again after george bush now again with trump that every four years they face the prospect of being. stuck with a u. s. the based employee can't at least values why it's aligned with but more than that this is a big threat once again the us is the world's biggest problem with anti-proliferation nuclear proliferation efforts around the world they keep this again libya we saw iraq saddam hussein we're seeing this occur with north korea and now with iran iran comes to the deal with a civilian nuclear program and under blackmail from obama regime it agrees to this this nuclear deal but they came to the table now what are other countries going to draw from this that if you even try to enter into negotiations the u.s.

has no good faith in these negotiations with the p five plus one with with the u.n. security council the international atomic energy agency germany france the u.k. china and russia all agreeing that iran is going full compliance ok with all the. markets absolutely but who benefits from what said look who is in it isn't any beneficiary is going to want you. but to your question politico you know that the politicos of the mystic can go it's well known that is not it was. openly said that it is. and you can haley's positioning yourself to take those. seed the state of the state likely to pay and. she's looking to you know research. being used as a way. of care for this position doesn't mean she's going to

get it doesn't mean that she has computers as mike said but this is this is a way to two. way of promoting here now as far as beneficiaries of term again it's some several countries in the middle east first and foremost it's saudi arabia and some other gulf mother. see iran. mean adversary of the agent and certainly have some parts of the american national security establishment there either tied to those to the interests of those countries and let's remember some are to the interests of foreign. and wise of the us and some that we're going to benefit from from from the war itself from the arms that would be made the interesting thing is looking at cable television in the us is that it's another stick to beat russia and will be backed up by the russians i

kept hearing over and over again well that's true. to what degree is it to rush to sign the agreement like the europeans did in the americans in the interim i mean they're they're expecting a parallel with russia is that they have no evidence iran just like no evidence about russia get involved in the american elections they have no evidence that has ever supported terrorist strikes including strikes against these so i'm not even sure israel would benefit from the i don't think the israeli it is right here in the chaos the enemies drinking anything like that in a piece devilish meant you know these radio corks might benefit people like net and yup all but israel wants to be a. true force in the region. that's true ok but you know that is not the strongest bond that was not create any missing or did we don't have a displeased him you know that you have iraq now that is strongly in. syria i mean

all the way up to israel's border all the way up to the goal of the occupied golan heights. israelis tried he's just. always failed season i mean we're going to go to a short break here to show people can you discuss real new state. what we want is to put an end to nuclear testing and then. we have to bring countries. all who of this ambition to understand national security doesn't. know what. dropping bombs brings to the chicken hawks the battle.

to stop spreading tell you that i'll be gossiping public but i'll. tell you. by. the hawks that we along. with one. welcome back to cross for all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing some news. ok gentlemen well into the year of investigative investigations and reports

suspicions and allegations and i could go on and on russia gate here we have a new twist to c.n.n. is breaking new ground here mark this pokémon go which i really don't have a great idea what that is but apparently. this is a game that you can play an app and the russians captured and controlled it in flipped elections apparently you know this is this is where russia gate jumps the shark considering news dot com i think it's. what we have here out of this report actually originated in c.n.n. money of all places which has been kind of a breeding ground for these refer these ridiculous russia good stories and what we literally have quote russian linked poky mongo quote tentacles unquote out of a quote shadowy troll more of new yeah you know i mean this has of course this is

blown up in their faces entirely the internet just. you know reacted with complete mockery goal or putin right now on the back to be could chew with his shirt off and everything. it does it actually discredit the whole russia gates thore between tremendously deceptively tells me again i'm sick and tired of this because i'm tired tired of talking about allegations and there are no facts to talk about. this is the state of journalism this is the sad state of journalism here where you know the alternative media is criticized for click bait and trying to get eyeballs and i mean this is this is the model of companies like c.n.n. i mean just click mindless stories that have no basis in reality or meaningful reality there's another angle to it. been you know one of the reasons they're saying this and they've connected this book in my story to racial strife in the u.s. to. my answer to our great show what are they trying to do with us. where

they're trying to see if. they still it is in the us still is between them. and that probably is. because not so much by issues but because the russians or the chinese or somebody else is stalking it but even you know it's you know it's you that people know i mean go out in their thousands in washington d.c. and baltimore in new york in l.a. another american cities they know full well they're there not because russia or somebody else is going on them to do so they're not doing it because somebody is using book a month at this. town do it to get them there it's not just ridiculous it's it's a terrorist well it's not to say that it's nothing new in the nineteenth sixty's the f.b.i. smeared the civil rights movement and martin luther king as communist agents this is an old cold war and hard to know their king was actually. this is this is an old

cold war card replayed for that matter who idea but the interesting thing is is that you know the these these ridiculous conspiracy theories x. is the explanation for the failure of the of the western political elites it is the failure of mainstream media is that you know the entire approach of neo liberalism of the last forty years has created the conditions. that we have on the great ground right now they just don't want to take responsibility for it must be somebody else's fault well the problem is that they have to go further and further they can't get back i mean the expression in that washington post. that might help the senate can make it to get to the. front in the rush inquiry and of course have to do with the russia. has nothing to do with the elections and what that shows how it's my job and the fishing expedition of the. expression for you bought them i

think the bottom of the russian woman there was no russian involvement you know what imo it is that. simply americans now they have to go through something that serbs and many other nations have gone through before serbs were told me that you could meet the gripes your are they criminals all the books prove us show us the video thats no the senator said the senator said that you are criminals because i will and media says it so now americans have to go through the same ordeal that the serbs and. clinton says it's true there really has to be a shift in my or subcommittee of the coast and they are just. doing this to say for years and. go to the board. of this which gives a little bit. unesco the united states announced that it's going to be leaving this culture organization israel as well here and it seems to me again looking at their

rationale for it i'm not a big fan of an organization that spent a lot of money ok i'm not but this is one of the more they do better. you could see the evidence of their work i've seen a lot of the stuff around the world that they invested money and protected but it seems it seems to me that the us and israel are withdrawing from it because you know sco respects the rule of law. law and international law i think it's very very clear it's this is it's kind of exceptionalism meets international law and this is where the breakdown it is it is pretty much just contempt for international law and it has to be said one of the better aspects of international law is you know something that you can hardly find fault with it's pretty hard to understand even the rationale what it can only be celebrated this is this the u.s. and israel pulling out of this than it has to be said that the day after they did

the first jewish french jewish was elected the head of your nasco so that you know that brings in the question there but this only decreases the u.s. standing it shows their contempt for dealing with any international body it's not as i was always i see only hard to actually use knobbly part of it the only part of the of the media to make sure that they could spin that i was i was at the you know school headquarters and that was the only they showed up one person. to keep an eye on the show with all the other issues the culture with the u.s. in already withdrawn from so it was there for political reasons will come to this is all because of you know asco support of palestine right. this past week could be called you know the ultimate i mean because really friendship week it started with three outs to the revolutionary guards corps the iranian revolutionary guards corps a terrorist organization it's part of the iranian army by doing that and you would be calling the ring you know i mean officially a terrorist organization it proceeded with a synchronized the exit of the u.s.

and israel from going to ask and it ended with three. speech. against iran israel saudi arabia i mean this is a knowledge of twelve epic proportions i think i think it's very well i'm going to talk about it. let's not forget the united states supports the ukrainian regime which destroys cultural corporation between. ukraine and russia the way i don't follow them so of books actually all the books from russia that praise what they call aggressive country russia what kind of cultural co-operation can you talk about if they let the states and the e.u. will support such a regime. how israel supports cultural. peroration with the arabs we all know all right specially in gaza and places like that so i think it will be all you were paying you to believe that they're going to because if they support the regime which imports cultural sanctions what we're seeing right now what we see is what

was sore against serbia what was sore against syria these are in fact cultural sanctions they are like they're mad and believe me all of the cultural things that have been destroyed in syria with the lack six years here are generally no beseeches look at the. inflated money that was spent or hang gentlemen i want to i want to move on with. what what's on your mind moment it was a story from each one of you in the time we have left the in syria the implementation of the sawston our agreement turkey has moved military forces into al qaeda occupied. under escort of al qaeda i mean it's a little bit on the b.b.c. and c.n.n. right now no they're not reporting it very well but i mean you do you will find references to it this is and certainly all the experts in the area the journalists tweeting amongst themselves or commenting on it this is all. of this is the latest alias of al qaeda they're firmly in control of italy a province that it's

a jihadi paradise there and turkey which has illegally armed trained in south you know these these and other jihadi proxies for the last six years the answer is not to fight al qaeda but under al-qaeda escort to take up positions against the kurdish canton in afrin this is a complete violation of the austin argument the syrian government has called for turkey to get out turkey. meanwhile in the other area they control in north central syria is setting up turkish government post offices erdogan doesn't play well he needs a serious stake in the tribes you know one of the things that you know again looking at the me. cheering on trump defeating isis in syria and iraq i find it is really just down doing. the heavy lifting that russia has been involved in the last couple of years gets no airtime at all it's all the credit is given to the i think weeks ago which took to the start every time there is a war and the u.s. centers at some point down the united states declares itself the victor and we are

seeing that today again so we could predict that in several years when the crisis in syria is going to end and. you know articles books are going to be written about it people are going to find stuff about it in textbooks what are they going to eat in the u.s. where are they going to eat in london or in canada or in or in france they're going to eat there was the me and the kenyan. everyone in the sea in the sea of the everyone who through my says in the film it's been since you know system says that the iran supports this well it was from isis and from iran and from other but then they will not really is that isis would never have been in iraq or in syria without iranian help never never well for me the most astounding you was was the announcement by the russian defense ministry that while everyone was afraid of russian troops participating in the military exercise and i

wish to lead you to a new story here yes two thousand seven hundred twenty one point the united states increased that ten brigade that is station to war and basically it was the size of it thank you division in russian troops which means hundreds of u.s. tanks from colorado in the steps or portrayed next to the russian border if we were at there at the number. we actually. need to get troops right on the border with russia don't forget four thousand nato troops stationed in the black sea. but the story line news that russia is being aggressive towards nato being aggressive towards needed by moving to within its own data that's threatening to gentle russia is not very. many thanks my guest here in moscow and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at you see you next time and remember across.

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