don't have and this was a rush it comes to knowing it was the sanctions against us enemies russia iran and others where they tried to force so the trumpet ministry issued their vision of foreign policy which is economic war against iran let's not forget that obama wanted to invade syria and he went to congress to try to and congress would have conned for it but the american people did not have a nap it was like an invasion just like it happened in britain and you still want it and obama still bomb syria to the point where there were no more left. early troops into where we are today where and i've said before mark you know once you get boots on the ground it's harder they'd like to stay here you know the game and all of this. i mean the military now is being given probably more money than it can possibly spend and again bipartisan for such a contentious political environment give the military more money ok this is a recipe for an absolute disaster it's true because you ask people to barge of now

is over seven hundred billion dollars and it's better than does not include war it doesn't go to and i'd like to point out to our viewers here is that there was in a regional budget and then there was an increase that increase is much is what russia spends on defense in here because every year to russia spends between sixty and seventy billion in its best years which is satellites and saudi arabia we have serious which is twenty seven percent of all what nato is european l.-y. spend on their defense my use of it u.s. so russia which spends four times less than the european allies on they don't defense is so dangerous it's moving its troops inside its own borders it's created and you would have to of war in europe that's the object that we get from the newspapers not only in the united states about those you don't see too many russian warships in the great lakes do you mean. there but they go they do go to the black

sea no their books signed the baltic sea right next to st petersburg i think alex put up a really good point before this is about the nature of al-qaeda in syria. i wouldn't say that isis came from al-qaeda it had kind of its own roots in the u.s. occupation of iraq it didn't spread into syria the number of passes and others who were imprisoned by the by u.s. authorities tortured there and and so not that that's any kind of justification for what isis became but it had spread into syria and at times they were allied with both the u.s. backed free syrian army and with al-qaeda such as when east aleppo was taken but all through this this conflict while the u.s. government was maintaining their fiction pruning isis where they wanted to and letting it go when it came up against government areas they have never fought al-qaeda in syria and fact hold they have hold that thought we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on some real

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guy a great so what chance with. the base it's going to. welcome to cross now where all things considered i'm people about to mind you we're discussing some real news. ok mike let's go back you read before the break you were finishing up a point the u.s. has never really fought al-qaeda in syria to fight to un security council resolutions demanding that isis and the al-qaeda and anyone who associates it with it and this is the problem is that the us and western media has as painfully admitted to it oh they didn't immediately disregard it the u.s.

has illegally armed trained and salaried sectarian militants that are literally allied embedded within a much larger al qaeda for years so this was done primarily under obama trump a supposedly stop this policy but they're using an authorization of use of military force against al qaida for their presence in the forty's in syria when the u.s. has literally been aiding al qaeda in syria or syria had nothing to do with ok go ahead just let me remind you of all the highs today that we had last week about the bombardment over used you know civilians die in there while pool more of the road you swim is to defend in the southwestern part of it but let me remind you that in two thousand and nine in the beginning of two thousand and nine israel started a parisian cost let in boldly similar situation for people killed by hamas

missiles from gaza four people were killed in damascus the day before the start of the bombardment by the musa was coming from his group well israel during that operation killed at least one hundred. so you know one thousand one hundred sixty six civilians two hundred fifty out of them children and that's normal russian press reporting and that's the guardian side sources in the international humanitarian organizations and israel was trying to decimate the military structural kamaz well hamas compared to the islamists it is don't go to is a company of sunday school boys you know hamas is a palestinian branch of more so than brotherhood basically the organization that was supposed to oust mr ross with american aid in the beginning of all of this yes then a lot more radical organizations took over as it could be expected in syria and no one is saying you know israel should be punished for want to do it in two thousand

night even though the syrian government is doing exactly the same thing only it's only territory you know very interesting thing i've said this before alex you know in everything we've said right here in with the media's coverage when it does coverage cover these things which is very little serious money but treated as a sovereign country it's like a doormat that everybody walks on ok and i think the again the way i started out this program about. the use military force. is solidarity and this is what really has to be recognized by our viewers i mean russia is there by invitation by the legitimate syrian government as is iran. in in the in the in this is the crux of the whole thing we have a president that appears to be appears to be at least asleep at the wheel he doesn't know what his generals are doing he doesn't understand the policy he makes himself feel good by giving them all the money that they want but you know syria is ignored as a sovereign state it's really reported on and what is reported out exactly as you

say it seems as if the u.s. has a right to be there and that the u.s. should be governing in damascus you know what is assad doing there when the americans should be there running the country and that's the position. presenting or israel or is it on whether it's m.s.n. b.c. or fox and saudi arabia and turkey i mean you let me if you want a topic that both of these networks agree on it's how the us has the right to be in syria because back to the point of money given to trouble i think it's because extremely whole areas that you have the one part of the us it's demonizing trump and saying he's crazy mad but then they give him seven hundred billion because i could be made to feel so yes mad with this huge military budget and huge spying up around. and you know there really is and then it's every screen have to ration for that war like ideology that is rooted in there yes right now because if drawn into a real mess that if there is a real war you know what they will say the russians put human poet he's crazy and

that's why you're there seven hundred billion you know that they're suddenly one of the coldest it's no different than yours if you didn't you know that there's no reason why they wouldn't say to you the media has been so cope with all of this they deem it use the word hysterical and this is actually the word that the western press this use this week they described hysterical violence rather than the hysterical propaganda they were putting out we saw in the washington post. luisa lovelock and liz sly put out a piece saying we have never seen violence like this except for a few months ago when the us was bombing muscle and people who were you don't want anybody to think it over the louisiana pleads the most lame where two hundred also two hundred civilians were supposedly killed in one day but we're not worried about it when when the us does it robert fisk writing pointed out very well that we have such a lopsided view of what's going on in places like east ghouta because on one hand

the journalist refused to acknowledge who is down there and he's good as controlled by by for rebel groups as they continue which airholes. which is an al-qaeda jihad a splinter group jai. the show is the law in the army of islam which are saudi backed jihadi s. and. which are a previously u.s. army. free syrian army group given to weapons that are allied with al-qaeda and robert fisk points out that the reason why we have such lopsided view everything comes from the. jihadist on propaganda because if any western journalist dared show those heads their heads while in the area controlled by what would happen just like any still operate they would lose their heads it could be that it it's not about another very dangerous story let's go to north korea and the games are moving along . and we had some kind of thaw. between the two koreas but certainly

lowering of tensions but the president of the united states warns about stage two which would be you know what if you can put it to largest ever north korea sanctions threatens ominous phase two bluster bluff oh it's the art of the deal this is the great of course i don't know how does who knows you know i haven't read the book because it passes the contents of the press press conference with the australian prime minister i believe in the middle of this press conference he throws out this warning that it's going to move into you know second stage if if the more brutal sanctions that they've imposed once again north korea and any ships are vessels operating with care and trade well any kind of what's happened to the sanctions now essentially are going to be directed against china ok that's because they've already gone down the path of the sanctions here it seems to me that again trump ate some self into a corner it gives the north koreans more tools in their tool box. and

it really what it does is it you know if trump wants to show that he's a man of his word then we'll have world war three that's not a very good thought to think about well. i wouldn't look at it in the perspective in two thousand eight u.s. back georgian president saakashvili stopped at the war in georgia owned the first day of their lympics in south of here in south a state that they can sell to st it in two thousand and fourteen during the olympic games in sochi and the u.s. backed nationalists in kiev basically have staged a violent cooling this time they moved it to the end of the games right to the end of the games we hear about the new sanctions so it looks like for the no big games is no up a time for peace it's a time for a sustained attack when no one is paying attention they did it in the beginning they did it in the middle now they do it in the end of the games but it's also a time for action on twitter and shouldn't south be more worried now mark i mean

because that's the obvious conclusion i mean like i said i wouldn't use we approach month there's a still not a lot of issues right there but the fact that they're talking that's the beginning of something and if that's what we have right now we should continue that if the koreans north and south want to talk to each other and they want to talk peace let them i think that this is is a sign of bluster and it's also a sign of desperation yeah this is the neo cons in the us through trump a finger puppet furious the north koreans and south koreans are talking to each other and have a joint olympic team. in seoul for this winter olympics and they are expressing their outrage with this bluff and bluster i least we hope it's all bluff you have bluster because there is a there was actually a very good piece in foreign policy a few weeks ago. saying that the a war u.s. war on north korea is it wouldn't be as bad as you think it would be much much much

worse and if we want to see the horrors the millions of south korean casualties that would ensue when it's completely unnecessary and. south korea is doing exactly what they need to do which is brush the us to the side get these warmongers out of the way and seeking peace on their own terms and no matter what the us screams that everything north korea is not going to denuclearize until the u.s. military threat to them is real we could come into a situation. invented situation alex where there's a security crisis in south korea and can be exactly but if something like that is invoked then the entire south korean military is under the command of an american.