thank you. but the thought that the fact that the white. house see. this part is underway. it's a wide multi-trillions of dollars gone be looking like. right here on planet. crazy. drugs in the central african country of chad two of. president. fourteen children with hiv aids or expelled from school the. parents on the program we speak to some of the kids who were kicked out.

of a woman is suing for allegedly violating her freedom of speech. transgender people saying men women. also an experimental russian film. truman show. here in. the international rounding up. conducted as strikes in the central african country of chad in a bid to avert a. two hundred fifty five but

france's support for the current leadership and. criticism. just to the south of libya and between countries like nigeria and sudan there's a rare patch of relative stability called chad well it's just been bombed by france and you know what it's become even more stable after that because you've gone president deby asked us in writing to intervene to prevent a coup d'etat and protect his country. so they saved the government from the rebels the militants on dozens of pickup trucks had crossed over from libya thinking they could take the capital but chad's president deby is lucky enough to have such good friends. the french jets nipped the rebels' coup plan in the but by the way guess how it came to power almost thirty years ago and it crew ever since then has

been an ally for the west and dealing with all kinds of islamist thugs in the area so his government's legitimacy deserves to be protected the former french colony is not a regime by any means. our intervention was totally in line with international law and the prime minister has informed the president of the senate and the national assembly. a few more facts about mr dombey has just tweaked part of the constitution to be able to stay in power until twenty thirty three he's like an victories have been questioned by international observers he's even been accused of war crimes and his countries do in very bad when it comes to the economy job is a very poor country and with or without petrol with or without the oil money it's going to remain a very poor country and it needs it needs. many parts of the country it needs humanitarian help the very bad mount nutrition basic health of the country needs

and wants needed i think is a really sustained slight against in particular against government which is becoming very in case you didn't know the french army however has a history of standing by president deby oh we have got french taxpayers' money he's going in. to defend chad's current president that was going to blacklist of thirty many human rights watch groups it's totally hypercritical on the behalf of michael how can young once there's no logic shot is one of the poorest countries in the world so why is france intervening to defend such a reaching. out into the people of chad was decide what what is their future and what political system they want to install and if things stay the way they are don't mess with those in charge of chad for what was it. another fourteen years. a number of children with hiv

aids have been expelled from school in indonesia after people's parents expressed outrage that infected children were attending classes so we traveled to indonesia and spoke to some of the kids who were kicked out. i. left because.

i. think i see. we also talked to the head of an ngo helping children of with hiv in indonesia. and that's the mother for almost a week these children have been staying home and not going to school they're very upset about it and really want to play with other kids again big keep asking me when they'll be allowed to go back and i think children should be treated equally they should all have the right to go to school and didn't leave these children have

faced so many obstacles since entering school after kindergarten it's become the norm but we will stay strong and i think there is no need to hide the location of the next school for these children if we are open it. it will be easier to explain to the probably that their disease is in their body and will not easily spread to others. a russian film dealing with the life of a nobel prize winning soviet scientist has caused controversy and dubbed one of the most ambitious cinematic projects in european film history tao was filmed over a period of two years and was released in paris in january a doll is an immersive project that explores or thirty years of soviet history from nine hundred thirty eight to nine hundred sixty eight it was inspired by and named after the soviet scientist leveland al it won the nobel peace prize for physics in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight and with over seven hundred hours of film it has sparked heated debate among critics. picks up the story. unsettling

secretive stalinist truman show just some of the ways it down is to go back in time to the soviet union those who took part will cut off from the modern world living in their role twenty four seven no screenplay every aspect of their lives was filmed volunteer actors fought got drunk sexually assaulted one another the vollmer the violence all on the simulated it was george orwell's nineteen eighty-four big brother was always watching themselves in a familiar strange world. people became open to new discoveries personal and scientific. what came out was thirteen films ten years in the making from the mind of a multi or creative genius audience is and critics are devalued it now the idea hatched by russian artists ilya corrosion of skee has been met with

criticism for its disturbing and violent scenes down may have set out to condemn solve utilitarianism but part of me worries that the ski may have become a desperate himself and overseen behavior that crossed its toll on those involved in this giant stanford like experiment some participants still suffering from post-traumatic stress one visitor who managed to get a visa to down said it was like entering into another world no one u.k. crane and found lots of details which resembled the apartment of my grandparents there was exactly the same ashtray that was my grandfather's home the same table lamps the same figurines to same things on the already had the feeling of finding something that had once existed for me. in one of the most discussed scenes and ex

prison guard playing a k.g.b. agent. breaks a female prisoner with a bottle but plaintiffs said she was ready for the violence spiraling out of control. part of the experience i imagine as for the heating how bad was it and who was hit it was it the act is where they really hurt the lines of the screen between past present and future but regardless of what people think down whether it's think it's taking a real or failed vision what it is to show. us . the right to free speech is again at the center of debate this time a canadian feminist make a fee is suing twitter banning her over her tweets about transgender people. who posted tweets like men women and what is the later when she referred to

a transgender activist using the incorrect pronoun her account was blocked. told a climate of fear now surrounds public discourse on the topic of gender identity. i am challenging gender identity ideology and legislation with most people in the world agree with what i'm saying and people are scared to speak out because of all the horrible bullying and threats that go on when we do say these things and i'm a great example of this i mean i said earlier that i received tons and tons of threats and people have tried very hard to silence me and now twitter is attempting to silence me. up to its policy against hateful conduct last year the new version aims to stop users from. dead naming about the practice of addressing transgender people by their birth name and murphy says she opposes the new policy and twitter c.e.o. jack dorsey. i don't think we can be this neutral passive platform anymore

i'm not sure what was behind that but i certainly don't believe it was that one tweet. meghan murphy says that online censorship is a serious issue. but i think that it's really important that we as members of the public in general fight back against this incredible power that social media companies have over our speech and the kind of information we have access to in the kind of conversations were able to engage and. it has emotions that the u.s. state department funded youth workshops in armenia last year on the topic of how to conduct a coup some one hundred fifty young people from eastern european countries attended with you know a culture that investigates. for days one hundred fifty participants from former soviet bloc countries i'm talking about the camp camp seminar held in the armenian capital year of on back in november we want camp cam to be an energetic and lively

event where ideas are born opinions are changed obstacles are overcome and new opportunities discovered master classes brainstorming sessions lack terse but they get a little deeper and it was not as innocent as it seemed our team managed to access inside the seminar and film what happened with a hidden camera we said just blocking roads which one you choose how you do it and who you do it with that's all up to you. the more protest movements there are the better the idea tonight in ecstasy against putin is not always right people should unite only if they have some specific goal so basically can count was giving participants some kind of a rule book how to make a revolution step by step. protest must be found see use beautiful poster is here is

a dictator poster made exactly like obama's election campaign posters use fashionable ways to promote your agenda by posting colorful pictures via social media while you know protest is all about fashion you know we've all made political activism trendy and that's the key to success until you make something trendy until you are trending until your movement is trendy no one is going to follow you the youth realize that the opposition is not just some individuals but it can be really cool you can be on you tube on social media that's your community. apart from being found see the protests should be catching the material you make should draw new protestors to the flock one should learn from the guys in the middle east who were not exactly fans of their governments either. and then i still emerged with an incredible promise campaign that was able to attract so many people

there were videos of strong habits training and indeed it attracted some weak minds that's how good design can serve evil. if you want to make a revolution your target audience should be young it's all about social media trends and design a new technologists as the youth who can make a revolution should let the little cubs build up year after year until they make the line leave but it's a long term plan but sometimes it works but here comes the problem. the first and the most important pushback for the youth turned out to be from guests who write their parents. there are cases of parents taking their kids out of their homes for taking part in protests and who's paying the bill for these pearls of wisdom can count as organized by the proxy. well society center finance partly from washington the u.s. treasury has authorized two hundred fifty

a million dollars for twenty eighteen twenty nineteen specifically to counter russian influence and the count cam organizers are on the list of those getting this money opportunities discovered indeed although don't expect all participants to be gets about revolution for some of those who already experienced it that revolution has lost its flair but we were here after the revolution in ukraine poland was not placed in the hands of the people we wanted to be in don't you agree that one revolution isn't enough to change things but how many years need to go by before people get what closed for allegedly distributing extremist literature that story many others just.

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in front of program here an international a muslim and then germany long suspected of links to the hardline salafist movement has been closed the nursery is accused of distributing extremist literature something it denies more details here with peter on the. the license of the first and so far only muslim kindergarten has been withdrawn in the southwestern german state of right mind pilapil eight the daycare center is closing its doors due to allegations promoting extremism it would i say should represents the ideology of the muslim brotherhood as well as salafist and with such content that is not compatible with the german constitution the operation of the satiation should be halted by no later than thirty first of march the arab nile rhine mosque association which oversees the kindergarten is defiant and says no child was ever

at risk since the end of august our community is under constant attack namely that we have connections to the muslim brotherhood and salafi movement we have rejected this from the beginning and we do not belong to this or that movement the first questions were raised after the arrival of a controversial preacher at events organized by the mosque between twenty twelve to thirteen a couple of years later material deemed dangerous to minors was distributed according to child services the german education ministry has backed the closure that some politicians say the decision to close the kindergarten took too long. for ten years we have suggested the mosque association that finances the kindergarten was in tangled with salafist they have contact with hate preaches they have educational material that targets children for we have to realize that islamists and salafist want to enter the education field they're trying to spread their ideology to the

next generation it is not too late as one should ask why there has been no reaction for ten years so this isn't a one off here in this mosque it's attached school and religious center but being on the radar of german authorities for the last four years over claims it's the go to place for extremist preachers in the german capital claims denied by the mosque but as the salafist movement grows in german. authorities are starting to take more interest peter all of a berlin. russia's defense ministry says it's not surprised by a b.b.c. producers' remarks on an alleged chemical attack in syria rearmed he claims that video of the supposed aftermath of a toxic strike in the city of doom where in twenty eighteen was in fact staged the journalist also tweeted that no fatalities occurred in hospital he does say that he believes the attack did happen but all of the events around it and in the video all of that was staged or russia and damascus have long maintained that the video was

indeed part of a staged event others show accepted it at face value calling it evidence of the syrian government attacking its own people we heard from rick stirling an investigative journalist who says from the very outset it was all theater but the deception achieved its purpose. actually one month before it was going to. do much all one might be all of that the russian ministry of defense predicted the events that happened he predicted there would be a chemical a chemical weapons incident that would only that would serve as the pretext for the us to attack syria and as we know that is exactly what that's exactly what happened but i think it's very unlikely that the worst is going to acknowledge the. misinformation here a lot more work needs to be done to expose that deception and. i think it's very

unlikely that the the mainstream media you know that you are the u.s. is certainly going to acknowledge that. the conflict has been totally upside down in a wrong. in the story made headlines and the author of the tweets closed his account meanwhile we contacted the b.b.c. for comment it said there producer in question was just expressing his per. an opinion. a new policy document laying out the ways that u.s. government can fight climate change is being proposed by a congresswoman from new york the so-called green new deal is already grabbing headlines with some calling it a political manifesto that is on his kid up and explains the response to the deal reveals an increasing polarization in u.s. politics. republicans are trolling the green new deal being put forward by alexandria cacio cortez in the emerging far left wing of the democratic party they

want to put it to a senate vote so they can point out shortfalls no to the great interest the green new deal. and we're going to be voting on that in the senate to give everybody an opportunity to go on record. and they feel about the green. new deal past week. they introduced a massive government takeover that would destroy our incredible economic change they introduced the so-called reagan new deal. it sounds like a high school term paper that got a low mark. it is certainly ambitious it's got all kinds of proposals within it including transitioning to one hundred percent renewable energy housing health care and education guarantees for all now at this point all that's really being put

forward is a non-binding congressional resolution and the language is a big shift leftward but that hasn't stopped the democratic party from giving it a thumbs up all the democratic presidential candidates seem to be lining up behind it. the hard now to save it including dramatic investment in green energy that will create the jobs of the future we can do this opens up on turn talk to grace here big enough to fit two thirds of the. hepton scientists say if the weights collapse hand clean and renewable energy we do not fight this fight for our generation alone but for generations to come so why are moderate and even centrist democrats lining up behind a proposal that would have been described as preposterous a few years back well if you want to win a democratic primary you need to talk left socialism is catching like a wildfire are you certainly think it's true with regard to a big part of the democratic party there clearly now is a split between people like it bernie sanders or alexander ocasio quirke as are

others who say they want socialism and are there even used the s. word as we call or we got democrats running further to the last but now we see republicans slinging further to the right they have gone so far left we have to go a little bit further right and they sure have we're going to expose the tax bills that allow some of the truly well being to avoid paying their fair share what we need to do is to keep tax rates where they are all across this great land has a stake in maintaining and improving environmental quality we will also pursue an agenda of conservation protecting our beautiful natural resources for a future american jewish family your children and lots of other people and we're going to ensure clean air and clean water for all of our people. the republican party is holroyd as well but i wouldn't say it's necessarily to the

right i would say this to a populist direction and i think it's quite clear from has had a real influence on the party and making it a populist nationalist party but is that right wing in the worst sense that some people doesn't really fit in with popular so it's starting to look like in twenty nineteen centrist independent and moderate voices are being drowned out as the country right. further to the margins caleb lopping r t new york that's it for the news program for this hour here on r.t. international though we are back in about twenty four minutes you can join us then . but the. why bad. financial crisis part gets underway. trillions of dollars gone hard like.

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talk of us in the skies have been exciting researchers and the general public for decades are being watched from a ball fine are we ready for. no one i asked dr steven greer director of the center for the study of. extraterrestrial intelligence and the disclosure project. it's quite likely that humanity is no solution in the infinity universe somewhere among

the myriad planets there is another full of life and someday we may meet those who live there but as that day already been and gone. is that they are among us now and why hasn't the world found out. dr steven greer director of the center for the study of extraterrestrial intelligence welcome to the show frey to have you with us seduction agree or you say that we're not alone in the universe and there has already been many contacts between us and allianz. you have to admit though that for most people this claim is pretty far out and what can be done to prove once and for all that the aliens are real and already discovered well that's a great question and in fact that has happened if you look at there's a documentary that has just been released. twenty seventeen an acknowledged and it is the first word in an acknowledged special access project.