welcome back to crossfire where all things considered i'm peter l. to remind you we're discussing some real news. ok jamie let me go to you as i promised our viewers not only would we keep an eye on him and we're going to keep an eye on ukraine because ukraine is could be very much in the spotlight this year we have. tank missiles being sold to the ukrainians by the americans obviously this is sending a message a number of messages u.s. support of the regime in kiev we can go is in shaky ground right now the issues in the dom obviously have not been resolved we know that legislation has been passed by the ukrainian parliament that is essentially made no envoy the entire middle

minsk process which is not mentioned at all and that's just on the russian language in ukraine that west protest i think. we also see the rush is going to be steadfast in its position will not allow the people of the donbass to be overrun by military forces ukrainian military is gearing up number of several outrages events that happened this week around ukraine you're right there american javelin yourselves have been supplied to your green when when police race to the ground their protest came being near the ukrainian parliament one hundred people were arrested more than in november two thousand and thirteen when you just banned basically swept out the first mind that but that the traps of sanctions now. and then take me some of them have to be almost the specialists in eastern european affairs in ukraine even to know what you just said the most is he gets no coverage when so

absolutely but they're also if you are the fact that they just wanted to mention. then american negotiate on your grain he suggested to disband the dynamic people's republic people's republic he forgot to mention that these entered just would have never sprung up if it hadn't been for the us supported three zero change in ukraine in two thousand and fourteen so it's the same story as in for example syria why you see the isis because you support the civil war against ourselves why is the isis in iraq because you have made it in two thousand and three if it hadn't been for the us invasion in two thousand and three and. stayed in the game is that i mean of going as though they were because you support that they're going to if you don't like to mention the market and want to talk about it the link is we'll do it later but the iraqi parliament passed a resolution that they want all foreign troops out of their country again hardly any mention in the media whatsoever let's stay with ukraine and what's going on

with the gambit so these weapons we're talking thirty seven launch unit javelin launch units two hundred ten are not going to change the balance of power. as obama one thing he rightly noted was that if we give weapons to the regime in ukraine that we back well then russia will just give an equivalent to achieve a new parity to the people in the one boss so so what they always have and still a vision and it's being mindset and by the trying i mean this is first of all it's a shot domestically against critics that trump isn't hard enough on russia so he's trying to shore up his domestic base all the time with this at the second time the neo cons know that this is a political signal to the kiev regime now the west has been arming the kiev regime all along. since the first happened in two thousand and fourteen but it's usually been with eastern european weapons left over from. the warsaw pact stuff that the

u.k. . indians actually know how to use right and have supply chains logistics and can fix them and so on these weapons are going to change any type of military balance but their political signal to poor shouldn't go that the u.s. has got his back for possible military renewal of military action against on boss and for ripping up the. agreement which has quietly gone away and it's pretty much been acknowledged that they would lead to the collapse of the putsch regime the to enact it and fulfill but the the political measures of actually sitting down with the leaders of other people and if you take. you take syria and you take ukraine the last thing the west and its allies want is peace go ahead well the problem is that the west has been involved in poroshenko and now is getting dangerous for them he has a bad gas with russia the so-called stockholm court ruling which force us

to pay two point five to six billion dollars to ukraine. and absolutely outrageous you know ruling because russia has been supplying these gas you know ukraine has been using it so. says that if he doesn't get the money he is going to arrest north stream and stop all supplies oh i don't know it's i'm certainly going to make determines how being ok i mean if the law of unintended consequences and they always have rules then rule dang germans have no one but themselves to blame for that because germany and france whatever their leaders say they have been supporting this regime all along they've helped my down regime to be installed more than doing as you see over the top of my down regime and there's fascists in ukraine is just russian propaganda except that you might notice that the guardian finally noticed this week that the ukrainian members of the of the bad fascist a's off. but talian now officiated with with the police as an all. law

enforcement body on the streets of kiev they are now in london white house what are they doing in london well they're recruiting neo nazis on the streets of the u.k. he's we're going to we're saying where is he going to do it when you need it and we have no reason to think you think you actually fascist. so much to cover here gentlemen donald trump says that trade wars are good and you can win them. trade wars or. have a long history of ending up in a shooting war and this is something that's very very serious i have to compliment mark the day before and trump was elected in after trump you said that this presidents this president in presidency would destroy relationships with us europe and other us yeah and trump has already started the trade wars right he's already

put high tariffs on solar power anil's on washing machines from china he's making these moves now he's putting a twenty five percent tariff on steel at ten percent on on aluminum and this is ironically not aimed primarily at china china is the biggest supplier of steel in the world and it has excess capacity huge huge capacity it makes as much the basically as the rest of the world put together right and it exports most of it the u.s. is the biggest consumer of steel in the world which it makes a lot of steel but it consumes far more then it builds itself but the u.s. only gets two percent of its steel from china obama already put quotas and restrictions on it can go to china this is a shot not a china this is a shot at canada germany brazil south korea germany these are the big countries that supply steel and aluminum to the united states and

there's so many unintended consequences with this because if he cuts the all it. and in vain effort to try to increase the steel industry in the us it's going to raise consumer prices in the u.s. because now they have to import or buy more expensive so the. other guys who write off. tax return the middle class is going to have to use that tax return to pay for you to lose far more jobs for manufacturing jobs in the us than you would gain from steel plant the thing is that there's going to be a lot of pretty ok and once you start this there's no way to know how it's going to hear what i expect was the reaction of the mainstream press to that you know they are usually is that this is all trumps initiative this is his madness you know the new york times rolled that trump didn't listen to his treasury secretary stephen and just picked up every fight he could well i mean how how different is strong

from the previous administration which driven by ideological reasons picked up trade fight with russia i mean can anyone explain to me what is the purpose of all of these sanctions that the united states the e.u. and russia impose on each other none of them could change the situation it's just them beating their chest you one thing i think we have to tell our viewers here is that i think a lot of this is the. it's the really the fruition of an entire policy trade policy the united states has had since the end of the second world war it made sweet hard trade deals with a lot of countries because of their geo political strategic value we can mention all of western europe in the in the aftermath of the war japan south korea now these countries are major competitors of the united states here i mean this is the this was an intentional policy to keep them on board in the western camp under the hedge of monica rule of the united states now it's coming back the last of the answer all the way back in britain foundation of the european union steel right

call. it's the logical consequences of the construction of a neo liberal economic order to consolidate world behind us opinion except now it's leading to the destruction of a manufacturing production economy in the us in the the siphoning of wealth out of the west is that right you have american allies are the. the engineers of economic growth while the united states finds its impoverished infrastructure this is the logical conclusion of this policy of european allies that i said are actually small game right when it comes to the steel industry right and i think trump has got his eyes set on a trade war with china next week labeling china a currency manipulator but by picking this fight with the e.u. they're actually fighting over the scraps they're fighting over the scraps of the steel market. for your ideas of policy thought they were thinking about their own defense or security i think that's actually

a good idea because they should they don't need to be subsidized by the american taxpayer anymore we need to do we need to point out however though that the europeans have already put in a lot of measures that subsidize and protect their own domestic steel industries so i'm not sure who really started this chicken before the well a lot of people ask me especially in the ninety's why do we need multiple walked why can't it be just when you pull with the united states well that's why you know do you think they would have allowed japan and south korea to develop their own car industries in the sixty's and seventy's if there could be don't know paul or you know in. no way you know because they able to say this is all. you know car more dos the same thing with the old if you were what's allowed to become rich . ford is in the fifty's because they would not be because they were needed because they were very very poor we have to remember at the end of the second world war the united states was fifty percent of global jepson g.d.p.

now it's less than twenty devil. very by the writer i mean the police are i keep them around in this point gentlemen with dissent segment ends many thanks my guest here in moscow this is the end of our broadcast segment stay with us for the extended version on our you tube channel see you next time and remember i'll stop rules. and. i'm done some is not is not i can quit place is not a good country. because it is the minister philip bunch of some of us will love to sponsor. a visit to this but that's

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