i think that alone tells you that cities including kabul is becoming another. front in the afghan government just continues to struggle to prevent these militants from carrying out these attacks the country has been suffering from a spike of terror lately with three major incidents in just the past week.

saturday's attack in kabul was widely condemned donald trump has reacted by saying the u.s. is committed to a secure afghanistan that is free of terrorists however the spike in violence comes as america intensifies its bombing campaign in the country i joined the last year the united states dropped over four thousand bombs on afghanistan and since august the u.s. has carried out twice as many as strikes as in the previous two years combined. we discussed the issue with assault on me with holly a former pakistani air force captain i'm afraid the president has no realisation of the intensity of the situation in afghanistan he has there not been able to read the picture clearly not has he been able to get

a reality check of what is the real problem in afghanistan i don't think. they're physically threw their bombs through the. threats overcome this situation and more threats are only going to create more than mayhem but it is not going to bring peace input into the region so president reagan will have to revise his new strategy because it is their faulty. readers retail giant has recalled a series of children's socks after it was alleged they featured a pattern resembling the word in arabic has apologized claiming it was unintentional and just weeks earlier the shop was accused of racism after its catalog featured that child featuring a hoodie with the words coolest monkey in the jungle the child's mother though denied the ad was racist and the latest controversy over the sox drew an irritated

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special envoy to syria staffan de mistura will also be attending. as a preview. minutes after landing in camera man jokingly asked if we being diverted to beirut look at the badness he said. there everywhere the entire city seems to be plastered in a piece for the people of syria five hundred ten journalists were registered for the sochi peace conference in just four days representatives from seventy eight different channels as well as dozens and dozens of different news agencies most of them foreigners these army of journalists covering this event. only by the number of delegates one thousand six hundred delegates descending on sochi to take part in these talks syrian politicians and the opposition reconciled

rebels and active ones commanders and thousands of men christians. limbs all faiths and denominations aiming for peace. the hard work putting the finishing touches in place they even have special prayer rooms for both muslims and christians this is a new format no middle man negotiators these direct talks face to face the aim here isn't to replace other platforms like the geneva peace process it is to supplement them to get the bull ruling say. everyone's tired of this war. is about letting people admitted. the peace talks got under way the reconstruction of syria city of aleppo is ongoing the mosque one of the holiest places an islam was badly damaged in the syrian war the

mosque was built between the eighth and fourteenth centuries but was largely damaged in clashes. twenty thirteen minaret was brought down by shelling and the whole complex is riddled with bullets. surprised many with this latest immigration move now critics praising him some supporters slamming him. explains. amnesty for one point eight million people who entered the united states illegally that's what donald trump has just agreed to not exactly a hard line conservative policy doesn't really fit what we're used to hearing about the donald i think the president might be racist president trump's racist comments inflammatory racist language the situation that we're used to has been completely reversed at this point the guys at the right wing outlet known as breitbart are furious with trump now trump's image is loud brash and tough you think you never apologize for anything but he recently did apologize for making tweets that were

offensive to muslims i would certainly apologize if you'd like me to do that i know nothing about them it's been over a year and trouble starting to look a little bit liberal a lot of the right wing are disappointed and some of the left wing doomsayers are looking a little bit silly they're not having a terrible terrible train views that are going to be remnants of a neo fascist movement because he leads in this country after this election this guy is a complete remember steve bannon that scary far right winger who is supposedly directing donald trump behind the scenes yeah he is not on good terms with the white house these days i think the president's statement is extremely clear what his position on mr bannon is pretty lengthly him pretty detailed and there's not really much of clarified if that's in reference to comments made by mr bean and i do for you back to the ones that he made previously on sixty minutes where he called the collusion with russia about this president

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hello and welcome to cross talk or all things are considered on peter lavelle release the memo russia gate morphs into the f.b.i. gate also are the u.s. and turkey on the path to confrontation in syria and the great debate jordan peterson is called a one man army and is taking the internet by storm. king f.b.i. gate i'm joined by my guest mark sloboda he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have it he's a political analyst as well as a leading expert at the center for actual politics and we have dmitri bobbitt she is a political analyst with sputnik international right gentlemen crossed liberals in effect and you always can jump in. me go to you first hear. a we're

going to see a new member new debate. like who lost turkey because if you remember when the communists came to power in china that was lost china and it ruined a lot of careers because people didn't get it right ok well we who's losing turkey who's gaining turkey going well let me remind you that in one thousand nine hundred eighty there was a big debate who was russia and the it was at the times when supposedly russia was so democratic mr yeltsin was still in power in these all those guys two boys and those who called to report called it s. called us of golf a few billion dollars right there that's a bulge in all the all the steals and the guys the younger forms but what's going on now between turkey and the united states is unbelievable i mean trying to remove a relatively loyal regime in syria which you know mr us with was oriented towards the european union more than towards russia the united states had made to almost

a much more important country turkey but what they might lose me by losing a line some top of it go ahead of the united states to the crease is a very stark choice the us has the cure in syria as a is the only force the only viable force and they're in bed with the kurds that that would support the partition of the factual partition of syria and that supports the u.s. and and if so the u.s. can support the curate's and then it gets the ticket we see that happening now who are the united states going to stop supporting the curate's that turkey would be happy about that but then the united states would be left with almost no credible serious support force see and taste to it and no reason to justify their continued presence is a kind of choice is ally with the curate's and have to keep it as is an adversarial

power considering that turkey has the second largest army in. late that of a very serious question sure you know but you know one of the things is to do one he can't afford to lose in syria he's put too much into it oh yeah he's politically security invested i don't believe that peace in syria is possible. the question isn't while but charlock saw it continues in syria but well ordered god continues in ankara. early got moscow hash tag to go what is that you've been in the military what is the possibility of some kind of confrontation you know because just as i just said and you just said you know one is not going to back down this means a lot to him and his legitimacy at home and the ongoing problem they've had with the united states is it isn't so important to the united states because if you look at the the defense community intelligence community even in the u.s.

they're divided about what's going to be a fact you're starting to see splits not only among the administration but in the fore in some policy blob between the neo cons and the liberal imperialists they're divided on this issue and victor is exactly right you either get a kurdish protectorate carved out of syria to continue to destabilize syria and weak in iraq and thus by weakening one of their allies or you get to make continue your relationship with turkey as a member of nato and then a u.s. turkish alliance which allows u.s. military bases in turkey that their flights are necessary for controlling the region also gives the united states access to the black sea which is russia's underbelly of course so there's big geopolitical questions here but obviously this is a self created blowback we've been saying on the show all along that if the u.s. tried to partition east syria with the kurds it would face blowback politically both from turkey and from iraq likewise erdogan has created this situation where he

calls kurdish terrorists there's no evidence that any. kurds have been involved in terrorism on his territory but he created this by illegally arming training and cellaring sectarian militancy and united states. of the armenian and supporting the kurds or there is one thing in a bottle of this situation find the human kind of the truth about the united states financing terrorists out of the mold of big snow out of the mouth of mr had to go and so he's the guy. that's why and see it's not exactly sure what to do with the no shortage of people who are being punished in terrorists. but he basically admitted something that all the other need to remember us have no room but they have been hiding it so ever gonna put in these clear admire where he drove himself by his decision to change the regime in syria he is now i'm sorry he's now

spewing the truth let me know where to go if i think that if i'm going to fight within. the existence the possibility of a kurdish state when turkish border is an existential threat to a president of their literature and that's why they're here is mean is there anything else would do right now do exactly what they're going to is doing these are the curate's yes he made mistakes i agree wholeheartedly with mark as far as that he got the start he was one of those that supported the syrian civil war he created the situation where the syrian kurds who were who have now more power more autonomy and more willingness to act against the interests than i here are so they're basically everyone he has to choose now i mean if he continues down this path and wants to drive all the way all the way to the iraqi border here i mean is he going to have to choose nato or not nato but we will use the level of negotiations agrees or disagrees and he he's not willing at this point to take it

out of need to there isn't even that mechanism for that but. at the same time to ricky and the gun is not going to do anything that will endanger the national security and sovereignty of that if you look at what is bluffing here mark everyone's blood everyone's everyone is bluffing at this point including the syrian government and russia the kurds in our friend have now officially called publicly for the syrian government to help come in and protect them against the turkish invasion this isn't going to be met because they aren't fully they didn't fully agree to demands that russian the syrian government set for them which included completely dismantling the kurdish militias and either moving east to the us controlled territory or joining the syrian army plus relinquishing control of oil fields in eastern syria which if the kurds deem if there kurds before this incursion started a little over a week ago if they'd just taken the deal to pick up the syrian flag that would've

no no that's that was the that was the minimalist demand they accepted that there was a maximalist demand from russia and the syrian government and there was no negotiation a compromise position should have been official the kurds or alfre offered that at the time they are offering that now that's not and has a habit of choosing the wrong side well you know it's one one chooses the wrong side one place and that's what the kids are doing now let's hope that the kids will have a voice at the congress of the syrian minority that is going to be held in sochi you know in the coming days but actually if you look at the pattern it repeats itself in syria you know the foreign invaders i'm sorry they have been trying to remove the syrian government created more and more programs you know that the states intervened in syria in order to replace a person who was not actually and they west and mr ross up and they've got a terrible problem with the islamic state you know which was much more dangerous

than ten loss of state them together right. you wanted to put it sold people in power in syria it. could have stayed right next to the border it seems like it's the worst possible outcomes if you look at it you know i mean how does this change mean the rest of syria we have of reconciliation going on the syrian army is an essentially one against these terrorist groups it's just the border area between syria proper and turkey this isn't a new conflict a very different and it can be confined and now it will have to stop near its borders every single power. that has a significant kurdish population. iran iraq syria is opposed to an independent kurdish state so it's not just to every single citizen how does it marcos' billion to the huge minority of kurds inside of turkey and what's going on in syria i mean

do we see more do you foresee a lot more blowback now with that and that's obviously the concern and the garden regime has forbidden kurds to protest against this euphemistically named operation and believe all of breath as these invading syria and bombing cities. you know it to me you know let's frame this properly who has all along been you know turkey the war against syria couldn't exist without the turkish border for the disneyland it provided for jihad as to the moms training centers that the u.s. and saudi arabia set up to funnel salaries and there is turkey is still supplying al qaeda with weapons for offensive they are literally as reported in the western mainstream media doing joint patrols with al qaeda and attacks on afrin as they call someone else terrorists it's just it's orwellian and this could lead to turkish confrontation with the u.s. their proxies aren't having a good time in africa and they're already seeing that already thinking about the

fact that he. has lost in syria. and now it's going to potentially suffer another loss against a nato ally it's really quite amazing well i think again to come here is that we're hearing to troops i think what the german media is saying about. mark has just called of that that is most likely the troops but what i had to go on they say in the ball drop me is not all of you know germany is not democratic you know it prevent. their citizens on the german territory during the elections so no one is good in this situation and the good thing is that they they must each other we see the truth and now we couldn't see it seems to me that we're going to have to we'll be doing this in the future but this conflict is definitely transforming and it has. much less to do with syria than it does with foreign players inside of c.b.s.

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