no the truth about what really happened now is you. can't scream if i'm wrapping up the house to pampering too much and in my own grimy rag baby it's scary. i don't remember much of it but i know that i wouldn't want to sleep alone there's just one window in my ground they sleep in there was like a crack in them but i would i would remember oh that's from the war sander was afraid she was saying she was afraid that surely was going to be there and that he was in the soldiers after us every year when we went back for several years she had those feeling. years after the war i believe that eventually other countries would learn to recognise that georgia was at fault in this war especially after the european commission came out and said that georgia started the war. i thought for sure that

other countries would follow suit with russia to recognize the independence the south has said and i was very disappointed that they didn't. because. we have no idea what so if he's doing on his vacation but she will be back on it in september. and indeed this is. the church secret indeed catholic priests

accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this the geographic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous standards not the highest ranks of the catholic church help conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that end of that's not that's the end and then i conclude that it is this is out and. this. is faith. national camera. roughly once they showed some of these for them.

to to own cool videos and so on with the roughly string at. mine down more on string i don't rightly dot tv. people have to understand that when you're attacked in so many crimes and brutally attacked in people murdered how can you expect a republican to go back to those people over law which. you can't. just i'm fresh out of the sampson that this ain't no more just some fanatics of class known. to man the holiday home blows them moshiach from the subtle get the hum of the title good day mama the man could also say can we didn't normally. hear you first send them the people to vote on monday.

own vote this time. if you want to rule the. more you know this is the day or so when she wrote all change i thought. and i forgot all cormac i've got it down in louisiana we don't know your dog i don't know how to tell the truth you know you can no. longer watch sadistic lisette i'll tell the one to my boss the most you know bullshit jimmy smith oh my i just stand there you know if you're going to go north or if you. go off they are going. to go to war but i'm going to. tell you the five eight men that i shot as soon as it. carried a member of our own to give the baby yes it was better to send a little sheep back can't get you don't stuff. to still resist somebody who loses out.

later related what happened son had found out that his parents had been captured and he came to rescue. them. it took the russian army a few days to force the georgians to retreat many georgians who had been living in a city or left for georgia with the military. resolution as it's true does the most for evil not all the good resist is really. going to lead to this are very. costly when you are nice and. we fairly very sorry damo. especially versus us. well as a result of research. sarah varney in

georgia was billed as a special refugee settlement for those who came from south or set a year cookie cutter houses accommodate two thousand people most center of only resistance referred to south or says here as off by territory for them it's georgian land. elnora fled to georgia with her children her house was burned down so she's got nowhere to go back to elnora's granddaughter was born in sarah varney she's never been to south or setia i only heard about it from her grandma. of oakland across town i thought it is good to. know. there is a torrent gone or the hotel there mary dying or a song. wandered out i was up there local was.

i saw right a reality down projection mama that. salvo in the dark just died down after our. task mocked us in my censure diary the threats gone i sat on my normal retort of a. notorious guard attitude. they are it's a very narrow down i should have a market around. the country to over throw its grotesque death bed near it well in the last men who seek your say here opportunity says i need it all gone i regard it as a duo that's gone and i'm sure they were going to double double never will not and just as legit transmitter that's cloned as that is secretarial sokoto as weak as a quarter or carter is horrid and most everyone knows well are a lot of illiteracy i doubt it or yeah the secretary was. so mary.

let it go it was to be in the longest are thing going through. rehabilitation i'd rather. read you know with nothing on which i got the. well. i was more that i missed the good it in. the construction of this fence between georgia and south the sense here started straight after the war however the border line hasn't been fully fenced. for russian border guards to be stationed along the border to help with security. just another show. you know to show. that. there is no thought of the big arc we'll.

bring you some. of the. mystery of. the borderlines were defined by rather old maps which just didn't reflect current reality in the border called the village and so some of the inhabitants remained in south ossetia while twenty two people found themselves living in no man's land. since then they've been living between two checkpoints they're not allowed into georgia and they need a special pass to enter south of. this border checkpoint has been set up specially for them. which is. if that is true this is the. mature unequivocal so this was less school to both exist

versions of them to school with and. you know she. was fired from. her on this. says the rules of the sea. the nuns did the blue sky. full tilt. peoples. all of this up us there's a view on me. being the. fullest. must see. when you see us. sitting down she. done the moment when you. explained me me up and i see. those stranded in no man's land have been promised that they'll be allocated new

houses and be moved to south essentially. that promise was given the six years ago when the fence was built but. eighty percent of the buildings in skin vaal were destroyed during the war. and school was also badly damaged ten years ago it seemed to us to be impossible to rebuild the place. that. followed. the student. so when russian.

t.v. much you do is just pull into the losses school system in. the region. double . the desperate. last. trip down. into most british. troops some soon. it will bust in the really. loose issue spots in your complex fault such. as a child was fascinated by claim oddly he used to make models of animals and superheroes . as he grew older he didn't abandon his hobby even though he graduated last

year they still keep his models on display not the ones he made as a child but his most serious work. here's your officers. he says it is part of. the truth. as you just heard him. shortening. of our skirts a little seeing. a trip. through the. city. luigi doesn't importantly school. school or through which are just. the center has really changed. most of the build. reconstructed but many were torn down and rebuilt from

scratch. russia helped to rebuild the destroyed republic and was the first nation to recognize south a city as independence. russia now helps to keep the peace. a military base was built in skin val. best in the medical corps. and i mean it's you know. so. fulfilling. the. torture thing is.

for the most gruesome yes you know. the group. when sharon or was hiding with her son in the basement of a maternity home the georgian army entered her village. children as husband went off to fight and her parents were left alone in their house because over the summer with gifts she has come over to send messages very gracious birdman room full of them wish it were that where has your love for. the mother comes with the mother one of the rival at. charlestown douches stuff i'd forgotten to. feel them more the more usual told us their knowledge of

g.-d. . sure in as husband died shortly after the war so arsène has no memory of his dad share in a remarriage and gave birth to a daughter and another baby's on the way. the family's poor so arson makes his own toys his favorites are a wooden machine gun and a sniper rifle the one out on marcus in space he knows how. to measure properly children are boys. in the. house to slow down with the day this is the kind of house. call flash that was done with children just.

around the. but it was supposed to some of us there was a. bit of. a split. last time we chased. each one a little carrying twenty kilos of drugs. first offense. is that

they just stepped right. into the main thing then they have insisted this is for me. even if. i don't know maybe i don't get a. break right. now we're. just. heard it was never great was founded on the rape and murder. nothing changed so we said in. response to these situations that we deal with.

people get shot every day she is just people kill each other blacks are killing children. so it was just no way that people are going to just sit back and allow children to be shot down law enforcement. this country doesn't work for us it doesn't function for us. this is can't be happening in america. we call from the streets we got to deal with why is the reason i have to write like this is a reason. breaking

news in iraq to us said this house to interview the head of wiki leaks alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen election. repeatedly denied that moscow had anything to do with the election night documents exposed by wiki leaks. as concerns social media giants the sun seems to bite off to twitter to suspend several prominent to terry and conservative figures for alleged hate speech and also to come this hour no it's a he needs a woman who faces that i lengthy jail sentence to tell. the following her husband to syria where he joined the islamic state guest about whether she deserves to be behind but. this is pretty critical because we're going to go to the cycle of all

of. this all of these women have all of their own not you know their make their own decisions on well you. are welcome you watching us international is just on seven pm here in the sky now our top story this hour we can leaks legal to you says that you know the sound. during the u.s. senate's formal request to testify but only if it conforms to a high ethical standard the senate intelligence committee wants the wiki leaks chief to own sequesters and what it calls russian interference in the twenty sixteen american presidential election and the situ is following the story the u.s. senate's intelligence committee has sent a letter to the ecuadorian embassy in london where as we all know the wiki leaks publisher has been holed up for the last six years this letter is addressed to julian assange basically calling upon him to testify in what is being described as

a closed interview at a mutually convenient time and location now given we all understand julian assange has made it clear he has no plans to be leaving that embassy any time soon out of his own free will but tension lead this is going to be some kind of question and answer session that is probably going to be taking place via some kind of web link and we have seen no that we can leaks or julian assange his legal team already react to this letter saying they would be open to this kind of testimony but it must conform to a high ethical standards well of course all of this falls under the existing narrative led by the west that julian assange along with russia had something to do with getting donald trump elected back in twenty sixteen and of course when it comes to the topic of russia and being somehow involved with the country julian assange himself has denied any of these allegations over and over again really countless times tell source is not the russian government and it is not part of

this is something a fourteen year old kid a fourteen year old kid could have so they are to try to bring in the russian intelligence services hillary clinton stated multiple times falsely seventeen u.s. intelligence agencies had assisted. russia was. the source of our publications. oh that's false and of course the latest that was talked about in washington is twelve russian intelligence officers who were said to have broken into the d.n.c. server and taken sensitive information to be passed on to julian assange and wiki leaks to be leader published so hopefully with this kind of testimony that will now apparently be taking place sometime soon with the u.s. intelligence committee more light can be shared in terms of setting the record straight. ok let's get the thoughts now of human rights activist peter tatchell who

joins us peter good evening what are your thoughts who do you think it's in mr songes interest to testify i think it probably is in his interest to testify if only to put the record straight and give his side of the story however i am certain that the u.s. senate intelligence committee has very of tyria motives i think they want to snare he mean to somehow admitting or implying that he got information from russian sources that that seems to be the focus of their attention. and i think it also may well be a way of gathering for the evidence against him for use in the subsequent prosecution in the united states so during a sand has to tread very carefully and i'm sure he's quite capable of doing so sure i mean some might argue look we all know what mr surge is going to say he's always denied links to the kremlin so what on earth to send this is expect to hear. well

that is a good question and that's why i'm saying that i suspect that their motives are not purely about this issue of alleged russian interference in the us elections i think it's probably something much bigger and relating to the other materials that journalists aren't has published in the past he is the publisher not the leaker he isn't a whistleblower he's the publisher he's a publisher just like the new york times of the guardian or any other paper which was carried many of the revelations which were leaked by chelsea manning who of course the subsequently jailed and then pardoned by president obama. we know that a secret grand jury was convened years ago with a view to trying very serious charges over the publication of various leaks which sure sean light on us war crimes in iraq and particularly the collateral murder video where the journalists and other civilians

were shot by helicopter gunships manned by american troops we know that there are for him so i think that that is probably part of the the scenario i would i would expect that these other issues would probably be raised by the u.s. senate committee in the course of their interrogations of joining us on pace of what you make of the timing to do you think this is come at a time where sanjay is pretty vulnerable because there are talks that ecuador might ask him to leave that embassy is a question mark over whether u.k. authorities might arrest him away they or perhaps would they then extradite him to the u.s. so he's not he's not in the easiest of positions either easy at the moment do you think that might put some pressure on him to agree to testify. i'm not sure about that but certainly you're right that. dorian's have made it clear that they would like him to leave but at a time and in

a means whereby they'll be assurances from the british government that he will not be extradited through united states so ecuador does want him to leave but they're putting that red line down that only if he can get guarantees that he won't be extradited to the u.s. i think that is the right responsible view but also of course the british government has a responsibility here as well the british government i think should. under the refugee convention nine hundred fifty one which is the political asylum of in ecuador and allow him to go to ecuador and to give an absolute guarantee that he will not be extradited to the us where if you face of these charges and is convicted is likely to face probably thirty forty or maybe more years in prison i don't think the public interest will be served by that in fact during the sand is the person who is acting in the public interest by shining a light on u.s.

government perceptions and human rights abuses so in my view he's a hero of human rights a hero of the right for the public to know he has stood for freedom of information and he should not face any punishment at all ok peter look we'll leave it there but it's a really good to get your thoughts we appreciate your time this evening as peter tatchell human rights activist thank you. well for six years now they were kill each chief is being stuck in that ecuadorian embassy in london overseas he will be extradited to the u.s. if he leaves the building some american politicians have even called to assassinate him so here's a recap then of why his revelations of angered washington. i . still.

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