that's not what it used to be. it's a tough. crowd in mourning the first funerals are being held for some of the twenty killed in. the survivors recall. the separation. of the people who sit down one. month on the. bus to bali. also ahead on the program. twitter different approaches. that we look at politics might affect whether your content gets blocked.

could become hate crimes in the u.k. . but police say they should be finding more. of a new poll shows a nine a full day in the number of u.s. military personnel who. come with russia and china among the. coming from our international news center in moscow this is r.t. thanks for tuning in only. three days of mourning is underway in crimea for the victims of whedon's these college must occur which left twenty people mostly teenagers the killer. then fatally shot himself the first funerals

are being held in the city of curch from where rob guest you know reports thousands and thousands of locals of up for this ceremony a final chance to say goodbye farewell to all those whose lives were cut short in this horrific massacre and just the stress most of the victims were teenagers aged sixteen to nineteen making their loss so much more acute so much more painful is a lot of grief here people as well as top officials the governor to offer words of support to the families understand one bullet and felt so aggrieved so poorly that she needed medical attention a little earlier but the governor and others wish them strength to deal with this tragic loss nevertheless hoops and prayers here with those still in hospitals many

people fighting for their lives in critical condition on life support battling severe injuries as i reported earlier there was nothing spontaneous about this massacre and it was cold calculated and preplanned. but. it was here on the thirteenth of october that vladislav surkov the suspected shooter began to turn his plaid to mass murder into reality and the one hundred fifty shotgun shells he bought here only for the second part of his atrocity we should have means with. the community game you probably premature. but i hope when you play to put on call them with one hundred. shotgun shells were only

for the second part of his atrocity. four days later he waited until his mother left this house dressed in black and carrying a bag of ammo. left for college on the other side of town. first he detonated an improvised explosive device. to put up with second on us i'm still flipping through the bomb field as it was with lethal shrapnel was set and treated in the cafeteria on the full us through exactly at lunchtime when it would be packed with faculty and students. these was no crime of passion this was planned with cold calculation given the efforts needed to learn how to and to actually build a bomb with a time a detonator the aim was clear to kill and maim as many as possible as

quickly as possible in the ensuing chaos. as panic and confusion took hold the gunman began his killing spree he started on the second floor making his way downstairs to the devastated cafeteria killing anyone he met stuff with students. few. more shots more victims. could make you. the symbol of them you know but they don't do it until but they're most of them teenagers they tried to run to hide they did desperate things. as i knew. the mushy i didn't know you. but.

his rampage lost the just fifteen minutes before he killed himself in the library on the second floor fifteen minutes but his victims are in the hundreds every child left dead the family was torn apart everything killed generations of graduates next start their friends their teachers and countrymen all shocked and. since the early hours of the morning they've come here bringing more and more and more flowers candles toys in his mourning a loss of tragedy that they can scarce comprehend what's worse a tragedy apparently without cause or reason. have with the report while investigators are currently combing the crime scene the stirring

pictures show blood stained walls and furniture and wrecked classrooms where terrified students tried to avoid the gunman's bullets well with funerals on the way the pain of what happened is still raw for the witnesses on the survivors. playing. it in the will move you to the style of the a little you folding. it on the pull to right now. mission it is i believe this will. find you the book on leashes vision. welcome to going to the fiddle with this . year ninety seven.

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need. to. leave you. alone. but only from. those. we move on now or in a bid to protect british values the u.k. home secretary has launched the review into hate crime legislation he wants to

expand the law to protect more vulnerable sections of society but as polly boy who reports not everyone thinks the idea is a good one. at the moment police in england wales and northern ireland the new anymore us have five main strands of hate crime that aggression towards someone on the basis of either that disability that sexual orientation that gender identity their race or religion but these a fine secretary sajid javid gets his way the. that definition of what constitutes a hate crime will be broadened to include things like ages them and misfortune is the problem is that talk of expanding a law isn't particularly popular with those that will have to enforce the potential new laws the police u.k. forces are struggling to maintain an effective service battling steep budget cuts and an unprecedented wave of violent crime that's the reason the government's law

review has prompted criticism from one high profile police officer who's standing up to the idea saying that though it's noble it's not needed and it'll make it even harder to police what he calls genuine crimes the first priority of any government is the protection of the people let us focus urgently on genuine crime supported by basic evidence let's not encourage people to think we can solve deep social problems or give employment people manners so should the police be dealing with things like wolf whistling and ages them we want to see what london this thing i think you'd rather than focus on burglaries on facebook i say focus on the area should try and cut down the crime it's obviously the police to decide how they spend their resources i mean i would like to see more police on the beat on the street but that doesn't seem to be a very high priority than my which they feel that they're being pulled away from

what i think most people regardless bread and butter issues of policing going after criminals mogas and folks like us to go after. the so-called hate crimes which might be pleasantly into virgil's before which is already an existing. legal remedy under the criminal law i've been called a coconut and worse so i know how important it is to stamp out hate crime the government says it's determined to tackle hate crime because it does. becky challenges protests rallies that convincing the struggling front line offices to expand what they have to police is going to be tough. reaction thick and fast on this one former metropolitan police officer roger gray believes there are more pressing problems that u.k. authorities should instead be tackling this is not really helping the situation in the country when we've got north crime an increasing by ten percent along with the

violent crimes this is where our resources should go and stop dealing with peripheral peripheral and politically correct questions and dealing with the the basics of what makes us site get out sounds are the hubs we shouldn't have a situation where we are encouraging a culture of allegation you must build our police officer to exercise the law that's what he's there for he is no to the greater extent a social worker he sees political correctness again going too far. or i to another story generating a lot of interest of a what's classed as hate speech for one social network appears to be the norm for another facebook has removed a controversial video of a preacher who compares jews to termites and violates its rules but twitter refused to do the same saying the video is in line with its policies in the cost of adela steeper into the story. working out what torture things as

a ride so wrong is no easy task take that controversial american preacher or a lawyer can he wrote of this i'm not an anti semite an anti termite he wasn't clear enough he even added a video you know what to do. and do semi stop through. termite and not murdered you. because you're so stupid and snotty the first time his fat his feed with such comments but there is no policy violation for twitter which says a crackdown on dehumanizing language has not yet come into effect the company has been quick to pounce on others though reported the doing average thing it can to stop the popular new mean showing liberals as an p.c.'s all that gaming term refer

still non playable characters as and background characters preprogrammed to with a limited reactions. but. there's no need to get far. they're represented by a grey faced generic character with a bland expression the character is meant to represent people who do not think for themselves on a bill of have an internal monologue bearing many similarities to the terms basic and know me you can see why the and to liberal brigade a loves them. get your drugs .

twitter thou as not so can scilab ng bans ole over the place ham have them the scope of the banning as unclear but such is the means popularity twitter as struggling to keep up. to other headlines stories this hour nearly huff of u.s. soldiers believe their country is likely to be drawn into a major conflict within the next year according to a new poll and they're wasting little time in maintaining their combat readiness. i.

forty six percent of the service personnel believe such a conflict is some waltz or very likely know that there are nine times more comparators to the previous year dying here and if last year it was north korea that topped the poll in this particular charts well this time around look at this servicemen cyberterrorism russia beijing as the greatest dangers facing the united states will former pentagon official michael maloof told us key national threats a widely misunderstood we have a looming confrontation growing and so the troops may be right but i think it's probably in the wrong area i don't think it's going to be either china or russia that they should be concerned about it should be about doing something against iran and i think this latest case with jamal show. cyber terrorism

as such even against troops in the field is a very realistic concern especially when you consider the extent to which the u.s. military today relies on technology to look at the f. thirty five i mean if if if an e.m.p. went off and and they were able to successfully to freeze all electronic components of that aircraft it would be useless and it's a ninety million dollar airplane per copy the french president incurred the wrath of mothers for unlinking per education but having many children we go deep into that office.

most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest race in truth to stand losers and you just need as the right questions and the right answers. question.

just came up to twenty minutes into the program welcome back the president of drawl a barrage of criticism after suggesting that well educated women would never decide to have large families it follows a speech of money will not call made last month two in which he referred to the fertility of african women and manual mccrone i have a bachelor's degree in mass communication and a post-graduate in public relations and marketing and want full time for eighteen years i have six children my wife a medical doctor and mother of seven there's my mom veronica negan she ph d. mother of seven so shame on you emmanuel mark crone you know my mom and all women and mothers an apology yet we spoke to a couple of graduates who are also mothers to a large follies to get their thoughts on remarks. this democrat. it's

a pleasure to get to meet you and bury you through these forums whatever that want you to put into consideration these. people are they have the general population. we have many dreams and as you know right now marriage and it is it is only rape that it was used. into consideration and i'm thinking that most likely the comments that came out if you were going to have a new gets you in addition to. this has opened up a forum for discussion mr i want to share. my large family life and that i choose every single one of them and i love again that i get to live a life where i'm pursuing my dreams and evil to be attentive to my cancer at the same time. the french leader was criticized for

a similar comment in july last year as well twenty summit he blamed poor development in african nations on demographics on countries where women have seven or eight children. remarks by the united states going un ambassador to a meeting of conservatives being linked nikki haley claims she was initially offered the post of secretary of state by president trump but turned it down a she did not feel qualified under the peer she felt pretty much the same about her position at the un. i said the job should go to someone who didn't have the same learning curve i thought drawn on the street i don't even know what the. nikki haley leave her rule u.n. envoy in january investigative journalist that much blumenfeld was up the closed door meeting where he was speaking. she

revealed that her learning curve was too steep to be secretary of state something we all knew because she had just been governor of south carolina before and had a foreign policy experience limited to having lunch at the international house of pancakes maybe she was playing to the crowd but i think you know in a setting like that where she thinks that there is no media present doesn't know that there's a journalist there i think her comments should be taken very seriously and received as her most candid some of her most candid remarks today. donald trump obviously was not basing his decision to ask nikki haley to be u.n. ambassador on her experience but more on her profile he wanted to diversify his cabinet have an up and coming female republican who was a minority she's of indian descent probably people within the pro israel lobby who

are pushing trump's transition team to appoint her so that they could make sure that the u.s. would represent israel's interests at the u.n. and that's exactly what happened. nikki haley during the meeting with the council for national policy boasted of how tough the trumpet ministration was on russia she boasted that the trumpet ministration had expelled over one hundred diplomats that the trumpet ministration had imposed harsh sanctions that it wrecked russia's economy and she boasted of arms sales to the ukrainian military and she said the obama administration can't even hold a candle to us on russia and this earned her lots of applause. all right let's turn attention to the middle east where r.t. has obtained video from a proposed diminish in province in syria now that is the last terrorist rebel stronghold in the nation the government say defense lines remain intact and the

implementation of the new zone is set to go ahead turkish forces are currently trying we know as well to push militants bach is allied with a group called the national from for liberation whose fighters you can see in action here are a video agency spoke to one of its commanders. and nothing about some of it. with regard to demilitarize in the buffer zone as a defense lines remain intact no soldiers are in position but they have light on the front line backed up by heavy weapons in the rear so they're able to deter any attacks on the buses or an agreement is maintained smoothly without complications or i let me give you some background to this the agreement was reached by moscow in one career in mid september it establishes a fifteen to twenty kilometer zone in libya under the agreement heavy weaponry have to be pulled out of the area russian turkish militaries will patrol that territory

. or putin has commented on russian. operations in the country let's take a listen. salem did you least you actually reach the goals that we had the beginning of the operation in syria so many years before there was countries taking part in operations fighting against terrorism unquote it was the result zero we liberated ninety five percent of the syrian republic ensuring sovereignty there so he still has you carried out the planned operation in their lives but i want to say thank you to a turkish soldiers we see that they are working but well i was one of the stories kevin no one will be closely following within the next number of hours here on our team but next so named tent cities and focus on how within a stone's throw out some of america's wealthiest neighborhoods the homeless follow since are preparing for yet another winter in the streets.

the grim reaper of the bond market has appeared with this with this guy and he's studying at the global bond market he's got. this obama apocalypse it's a tsunami that paper and it's. going to be the greatest financial collapse ever love it. make this manufacturer can be sentenced to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the famous merry go round be the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. i mean real news is.

you know world's big partners. lot and conspirator. it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see you then.

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