and every unification korea would join any anti the chinese that eight zero zero designs are going to be the ad and they've also promised to limit the number of systems not allow anymore to be erected you know what's really interesting here is that again our viewers may not know this is the under extreme security conditions in south korea and an american for star general is in charge of the entire military operation of south korea there are the south koreans that want their sovereignty back to be able to make sovereign decisions for their own country their own people and it's the people to the north they're related to them they're the same people here all right and again this is going to be sending messages to other groups and politicians in asia there are within this web of military bases of the united states is created in the pacific there there are people in japan will say we should take care of ourselves we're a rich country and then of course would be good for their arms it's just there's

been trying to get u.s. forces and exactly how can our soldiers or so i think that the united states are afraid that south korea will go all the way over iraq i mean look at the iraq yeah they let the russian planes through into syria without the iraqi government taking that decision i mean we don't know exactly how it was steak and probably it was iranian influence probably something else but iraq has shown a certain deal of sobering and they write a foreign minister last week was in russia and he was received at a very high level why because it's of so very country they have shown it so if south korea goes the same world as it seemed to be going on the president. i would he is a success so normal it looked like south korea was big government country tell you that there is a different way they're going but you know mark brings up a really good point here the cure is that if there is some kind of progress among the career. here it could easily backfire against the americans when they when they

when they're saying hey we're a sovereign state and we can make sovereign decisions this is where you know we're going to hit a brick wall here and of course the koreans both the north and the south they do not want to war of course they don't want to be here before just like the vietnamese just like the germans they do not want to kill the show there they do not want kind of thousands of millions of casualties and of course the only side that would be ok with that to some degree would be the united states because they do not really care. i mean one of the most outrageous things to say i mean this is how empire thinks ok it has no scruples and has no morality ok i got to jump in here mark we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion and some real news stay with our.

so also not accepted will. russia and all that and us deciding maybe of what companies or european companies are investing in or which infrastructure we are building intra mini or and injure up i think it's a true man and it's a european decision. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question and by the way he's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star among us and the huge amount of pressure you have to the center of the football we are with you and we will show you all the great the great good you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get let's go.

alone. and i'm really happy to join the fall of two thousand and three in the world cup in russia meet the special one come on top of. me to just read the review the aussie team's latest edition to make up as we go. look. in the heart of the swiss alps this is a place probably most secretive than the pentagon momus styria than the cia and better god did than for knox costumes are here permanently all the science is controlled by them and they impose the opening time so if. it was to do these films all plus the procedures in place of the strictest in all europe must to pieces by artists like pecan so i'm modigliani i can't and soon will be inside this warehouse that's where the freeport. it covers up deals with naturally discreet commercially

discreet felt but also discreet because they concern fraud. some of those paintings are linked to dark secrets nobody knows how many of these secrets a kept inside the geneva freeport system you'll never obtain an inventory of all the works in the freeport who knows how many there are three hundred three thousand three hundred thousand is it a matter of confidentiality only is it the world's black box of the art business. welcome back to cross like where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing some real news. ok let's talk about spy mania that is overtaken consumed the u.k. well what does it all mean because from what i can tell and no evidence has been

demonstrated to the public about motive the means anything that would have to do with a criminal investigation they've really jumped their skis again that's exactly true because they didn't produce a single shred of evidence of the prussians somehow involved but you know last week i got plenty of calls from the b.b.c. for all my channel four they all wanted to kind of use me as you know the other site and they're just a few words on the other side in their mind the problem is that the other side is supposed to be a lot and the media who just doesn't want to recognize the all b.s. and the obvious is the most dreadful thing here just i read the version from the times the version from the times is that putin is like henry the second who go out these guys delivered to him like for most back it was did it was kind of

the second seventy they called me in there asked me what i thought about it i said it was idiocy and they didn't want to comment it but of course they will say oh he's afraid it was no such an important person victory. it was in the early two thousand he was charged with espionage he was for the kill he was in pretty he wasn't a russian spy he was a british of course he was a he was a he was a russian military intelligence. who defected to who spied for britain was another that will lead us to that it was another family not for years yet when he was in malta there he was in spain when he was in spain he got into a tiny tie up and then it went on and he kept working for the british intelligence he was arrested he was in jail you know russian prison until two thousand and ten when he was pardoned and exchanged for ten russian agents for the you know muslims

and a chapman the famous chairman of yes and so if russia ever wanted to do something to mr scruple it would have done something to him when he was in the russian prison to pardon him let him go to britain live there for years and then do this thing to do it before this that capital that this apparition which you know what with a very strange way of of neutralizing given him of him right before the world cup it is a completely sincere when i would have to ask a question who benefits who crash actually does not benefit in any single way put in this and the only ones who benefit are the brits and the other european nations that are set against the russia of the world cup in russia and set for further deterioration of relationship between moscow and the words not of the brits but people like boris johnson let's be frank about a lot of normal and rather a nightmare that british is now there's a nightmare of the market me what's this thing you know with. we had

poisonings exotic nucular poisoning and now we have this nerve agent here i mean i don't understand this type of thing if you're going to use it as a weapon how do you know you're not going to be infected by it as well it seems to me that there's if you want to get rid of someone you can get you can make sure they go away in their sleep why this is why they do it they need something high profile really scary spooky. station or head outside hand as as you. military veteran i stopped believing in u.s. weapons of mass destruction pretexts a long time ago and this is what this is just like litvinenko writ small lavinia and go polonium nuclear poisoning this story is the same thing except it's a chemical weapon poisoning right they russia literally hit him with a chemical weapon we don't have no evidence of that but that's what you are supposed to believe. and. this is of course the agent

that was supposedly use of nerve agent if it's anything like sarah and other like the slapstick operations with the white helmets in syria right where they're running around without rubber gloves touching each other holding each other carrying around and no one's affected we saw it emerge and merge and see personnel in london who was affected by this nerve agent who then immediately suffered the exact same consequences of going into a coma and you know it's very unlikely that he will ever recover but. the press doesn't need any evidence of the russians involved right we just have the immediate assumption that well who else would done it if it wasn't russia eli lake writing in bloomberg right he's one of our favorites right. true true true blue right he whatever the cia wants to put something out him and josh rogin to the ones they

go to his the title of his article in bloomberg the other day which treat russia like the terrorist it is then the subtitle whether the script or poisoning can be. confidently pinned on moscow is beside the point is beside the point pictured in a footnote for those that betrayed their country for the west if you have if you're of no use to your west and if there's any more we where they may very well have a final use for you to use you or your death against the country betrayed to one last time the right ok i mean it's not just a need to be just. in moscow for some reason could be killed near the kremlin you know it just showed that it will be somebody who's got a choreographed remember. gods that you are green supposedly killed by prison kuchma us you know people in two thousand and one as the western press want us to

believe and then the new president the probe western president claimed that they followed the gods at five years only in a swamp you know somewhere in ukraine who can believe all of these stories there are much more suspicious stories you're going mortem on the former german minister of economics who started criticizing israel for some reason committed to suicide not letting his parachute goal you know then. the already real opportunity if but edition in poland very anti you very popular commits suicide right at the. one election if you were white it would mean your card in austria and no one is suspected of a warning because it is a measure of the political agenda of those that are driving this here joe i want to ask all three before we talk about trade wars here i think all of you have mentioned world cup here is going to work i mean the world cup is the world's ok

and that's a pretty tall order so you have they want to european boycott american only americans on the british establishment actually allies. the sports. in britain is very much for participating in the world cup and the same goes for the other european teams for the other european sports organizations so they knew that the understood that in order for the sports organizations to be convinced not to go in order to claim a good chance of convincing them that to go they would have to do something there would have to be some extraordinary because whatever boys johnson thinks or says you know the sports teams don't really care about that but they would have to be presented with something extraordinary to be convinced and this president is going to be president there's an extraordinary you don't want to switch gears we go because i mentioned in the introduction it's talk about trade wars here donald trump is pushing has pushed forward is agenda. putting tariffs on imports here

the european union has made it very clear that they will retaliate we're still waiting for what the chinese will do we will do and they will do something here mark is this going to spiral out of control or is it just you know because we know that there will be exemptions so trump can say i did what i said i would do during the campaign i signed the the executive order on tariffs but then i talked him back a little bit so it kind of equals out so is it just a campaign promise and i won't go too much further i think it has every potential spin out of control both as foreign countries take retaliatory measures whether it's you countries. or others canada mexico right because they're also big. contributors of steel to the united states but also domestically because as the prices of steel rise because of these tariffs. you will lose far more jobs as yarrow workers as prices for u.s.

consumers are this is the problem with neoliberal globalization the architecture of the economic system the whole world once you started it if you everyone is interconnected and if you try to back out of it and put these protective measures then without a self-reliance economy. you leave yourself open and russia has gone through the same process very recently and has been busy finding alternative sources of supplies decoupling and import substitution building up its own rules and he's one of the things the demon in picture of the one lobby in the united states is actually terrified of the chinese reaction and that's the agricultural sector of soybeans huge export for the united states to china the chinese can make can make the agricultural sector in the u.s. sweat well i mean it's become an obvious that actually not going to one globalization but going to at least we go boise and that's because over the

aggressive all of the u.s. and the european union who push their variant of globalization aggressively i mean look at the whole idea of transpacific partnership t p p. do it in a pacific. nation with all of china and china isn't that a crazy idea you know the result is that no not if your goal is containment. i think that there is no there's no no across the wall you have countries that want to trade more with the united states and with the e.u. you know globalization number one but you have countries that want to try. with china and not only in southeast asia but also in africa it's all in the human side of time here but you have the third you have the third globalization made up of us you know and i think you know i take you think when you look at countries like china that export the united states or if american consumers don't have any money to buy imports and this is something the chinese are beginning to realize is that

dead lovell's are so high in the united states the ability to go purchase you know it's a nonstarter i mean something like this should have been taken care of a long time ago we said in the last edition of the program this was built in as part of the post-war era and now the chickens are coming home to to hunt them go ahead exactly seconds out and that's why i really wanted to start with bringing back production and bringing back american workers jobs you should have started with the infrastructure bill which. both chambers of the because you've got a need you have to make something up people want that is really the one of the exit of the elements of a great power i said i'm in we run out of time for this segment here many thanks to my guests 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 remember hospitals.

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that. the united states remains prepared to act if we must. washington's envoy uses the floor of the un security council to deliver an aggressive message threatening to strike the syrian government. know the news britain's prime minister is. to to give a statement on the poisoning of a former russian spy in the united kingdom it follows a meeting of the national security council as the media and political frenzy over the case continues. also as the russian defense ministry releases the first images of its latest missile systems are to get exclusive access behind the scenes.

great to have you with us this hour my name is neil harvey this is r.t. internet. the un security council which was supposed to be focusing on relief efforts for war ravaged ghouta in syria has this and that into threats the u.s. envoy has warned that washington is ready to strike the syrian government we also warn any nation that is determined to impose its world through chemical attacks and any human suffering most especially the outlaw syrian regime the united states remains prepared to act if we must it is not the path we prefer but it is a path we have demonstrated we will take and we are prepared to take it again. course from a killer more has been following events there enjoys life from new york and clearly

this is a surprise because we thought this was going to be a discussion about how to help civilians out to help establish peace instead is turned into threats. indeed now we heard nikki haley using the language often justified used to justify interventions by the united states she made reference to when the international community consistently fails to act or a time when states are compelled to take action on their own now furthermore she went on in her remarks to actually accuse russia iran and syria of carrying out three different chlorine attacks in the in sixteen days during the last sixteen days this is what she said and then there was a response from the russian representative and in the past sixteen days there have been three separate allegations of chlorine gas attacks this is no ceasefire this is the assad regime iran and russia continuing to wage war against their political

opponents are a constant when you want to build up and we understand that the goal of this just information campaign is to manipulate public opinion and convince people the syrian government is using chemical weapons or we have reasonable concerns that their own preparations to stage fake chemical attacks in order to later accuse the government and according to our data on the fifth of march terrorists used chlorine and injuring thirty two people. now there more we heard nikki haley call for a new resolution to introduce a ceasefire that she said would not contain what she referred to as anti-terrorism loopholes and now we heard from the russian representative we heard from other representatives and it was very clear that everyone in the room agreed that the plight of civilians and efforts to aid civilians must continue that civilians in eastern should be protected however there was some rather inflammatory language

used against russia and the syrian government by certain countries and there was clear disagreement about that when we heard the russian envoy speak he made a point of asking where this information was coming from and wanting the accuracy of sources to be examined and calling for a more rational approach to how civilians can be protected as the fighting continues and the efforts to defeat terrorism in syria proceed forward. many thanks our correspondent in new york. in the meantime terrorists and rebels occupying the enclave of eastern ghouta just outside the syrian capital damascus of reportedly started to fight each of the now that's according to the russian reconciliation center of assyria and says that infighting began after one of the rebel groups was through separate from terrorists in exchange for talks about safe passage from the area earlier the reconciliation center struck a deal with some rebels allowing fifty two civilians half of them children to

safely leave the enclave through a humanitarian corridor is the first time civilians have been able to use the code all that was intended previously they were either fired on by militants or resorted to using a passing aid convoy as cover. correspondent wafa should bruni reports from the ground. the syrian army has liberated several parts of eastern ghouta. also thanks to syrian russian efforts a number of civilians have managed to flee after being trapped inside the battle zone i. that's after the russian reconciliation center for syria offered to militants and their families an opportunity to leave with safety guarantees in exchange for

allowing to free passage of civilians principal conditions of that deal was the separation of this rebel group called legion from honor sure a terrorist would harm this group has long been affiliated however these negotiations reportedly resulted in fighting between the former new shura and our allies which has led to an open confrontation an exchange of fire on the streets of eastern ghouta pursing civilians to flee the crossfire nevertheless all in all there's been a decline in fighting as a syrian government and russian reconsiderations center continue negotiating with militants for their safe passage out of the battle zone. the rebel held area of eastern good has been besieged by government forces since two thousand and thirteen however the fighting has recently escalated in just the last few days the syrian government we'll show you here actually regained quite a few parts of that region essentially what's happened here is they've only selected the militants into just the three pockets local suffering of the militant

rule in these areas of shared their stories or is it is done and has more on the deal that allowed dozens of civilians to leave the fighting. militants in control of the area have let them out almost two weeks after russia and syria open the humanitarian corridor was not an act of good world on behalf of the rebel factions but part of a deal russia and syria led some antigovernment fighters safely flee with their families and in exchange fighters in go to would allow fifty civilians to leave the war zone as well the best we've been suffering horribly for seven years we all stayed neutral in misrata but we couldn't lean can do anything they didn't let us leave controlled pressure on us believe that mr imagine she'd know we haven't seen any of the aid sent to us we haven't seen any money nothing they took everything from us. militants treat civilians anees goutam as a bargaining chip making sure that if anyone flees they do it on the fighters terms

the gloves were off from the start the russian defense ministry has reported that the paths to safety were shelled almost religiously precisely to prevent anyone from fleeing to damascus trying to scape the house fire between the government forces and militant groups whose fighters far too often side with terrorists. who have all sorts of needs inside the water today the priority remains medical help that we need to. reach with the people inside all that food aid as well. gov yolland digital block. where

that started this year. then over security it would have not lash out of the exactly. what they said not even any of the scenes are still. looked at long. amid the media frenzy over the poisoning of a former russian spy on u.k. soil the attack is today being discussed at the very highest level in britain and prime minister's reason is under pressure from some in her cabinet to adopt a tough stance of let's listen in now because british prime minister there is amazing. they are making a statement as we speak over the script poisoning case this is after

a meeting of the u.k. national security council this afternoon my right honorable friend the foreign secretary has summoned the russian ambassador to the foreign and commonwealth office and i asked him asked him to explain which of these two possibilities it is and therefore to account for how this russian produced nerve agent could have been deployed in salzburg against mr script and his daughter my right honorable friend stated the ambassador that the russian federation must immediately provide full and complete disclosure of the nazi choc program to the organization for the program of chemical weapons and he has requested the russian government's response by the end of tomorrow. mr speaker this action has happened against a backdrop of a well established pattern of russian state aggression russia's illegal an accession of crimea was the first time since the second world war that one sovereign nation has forcibly taken territory from another in europe rush.