it's it's. it's. the u.s. says it is trying to build international consensus over the suspected oil tanker attacks in the gulf of oman and continues to blame iran without offering much evidence we look back at washington's track record when it comes to convincing the global community about supposed states also to come from congress administration for supposed consideration of a controversial bill on extradition after thousands take to the streets in protest and numerous. in britain watchdog groups that gender stereotypes are harming society the pandering to female narcissism in advertising is appalling and part of that is denigration of men we don't want to see stereotypes versions and visions of

us cleaning up after chaps. hello there is just day here in moscow you're watching international now the u.s. and iran are stepping up the blame game over a suspected attack on 2 world tankers in the gulf of oman washington's acting defense secretary that claims america is simply trying to build agreement on what happened. i think as you can tell we have an international situation where a minority subscriber us situation the focus for myself grass or board. the secretary pompei o is to build international consensus to this international problem well earlier the u.s. presented a video it claims shows a rainy ins removing an unexploded mine from one of the vessel was saying no one

else in the region have the capacity to carry out the attack the tank is owner of the who says his crew reported the boat being hit by flying projectiles iran has in turn branded branded america's claims sabotage diplomacy accusing the u.s. of destabilizing pace and security in the middle east. over the last 2 years the us has been implementing an aggressive approach violating international law and using its financial and military clout this poses a serious threat to the region and to global security so around one is questioning the evidence the u.s. has presented in this material to the now reports america does have a track record of making false claims. event accusation war we've seen it so many times before is history about to repeat the us secretary of state mike compare who's 100 percent convinced iran's got blood or in this case burning

oil all over its hands it is the assessment of the united states government that the islamic republic of iran is responsible for the attacks that occurred in the gulf of oman today these unprovoked attacks present a clear threat to international peace and security a blatant assault on the freedom of navigation and in an acceptable campaign of escalating tension by iran but similar bold accusation claims have been made in the past and how have they worked out countries invaded have undeniably been led by controversial figures often dictators but the evidence supplied by the us has more often than not been somewhat lacking and let's not even mention weapons of mass destruction let's take a look at libya in 2011 more gadhafi equaled enemy number one secretary clinton was there to tell us that gadhafi security forces and other groups in the region are trying to divide the people by using violence against women and rape as tools of

war and the united states come dems this in the strongest possible terms the media swallowed it whole libya mass rape claims using by agri would be a horrific 1st us and boy gadhafi troops raping issued viagra for as a defense via group branded migs libyan mass rape allegations not exactly the conclusion of the un or even human rights groups come with your conclusion that there is a systematic policy of rape in my opinion we can't i know i said i wouldn't mention iraq so-called w m d's and i won't but i will talk about iraq because remember washington's going into battle against it twice this will not stand this aggression . against the way. in the 1990 s. george bush sr was ready to go to war after iraq's troops entered to kuwait not convinced of the need for action perhaps this will help there i saw the rescue

soldiers come into the hospital the guns. they took the babies i think it bears. to think you'd be there is among the children to die of a cold oh. that was a young a coed to kill speaking to the u.s. congress q the headlines witnesses talk of iraqi atrocities the rape of a nation and some literal identity theft and q the war just one problem that girl was the daughter of the kuwaiti ambassador in the u.s. while the interview was organized by a p.r. firm later investigations once again concluded reality was far from the truth back to present day and a new holder of the america's most hated title by this whalen president nicolas maduro trump says his time's up you will find no safe harbor no we see exit and no way out you will know everything.

the trumpet ministration accused of torching aid trucks there were photos to. dogs civilians killed by live rooms and the burning of trucks carrying badly needed food and medicine this has been response to peaceful efforts to help venezuelans countries that still brick it lies madeira should take note of what they are endorsing and once again the media lapped it up a bit embarrassing when the new york times is later forced to admit it was in fact the opposition has been striking the matches so to go back to where we weaken iran still convinced by mr pompei is video perhaps the lesson to be learned investigation before action as opposed to the other way around it's incredible that america still plays this game of wanting to persuade because american means the american people to go to war it doesn't mean the international community what it means is for the people at home to think of killing for

a greater good you have to believe the worst. it's not for america's part because they want to be the saviors of the exceptional nation. and this lie older still works for america it's just blast its moral standing in the wall because of all it's worth it's lost its treasury now has lost its insanity and if people don't stand up to america the world does not stand up to america then war for the world because the world will change as we know it. by following a series of mass protests hong kong's chief executive has a controversial bill on extradition. also repeated internal deliberations over the last 2 days i now announce that the government has decided to suspend the legislative amendment exercise restart all communication with all

sectors of society do more explanation work and listen to different views of society the bill if passed would allow beijing to seek the extradition of suspects from hong kong to mainland china the final decision on whether to extradite or not though would rest with hong kong's courts and also its chief executive or supporters of the draft law to say will prevent hong kong from becoming a refuge for criminals but others do fear it will erode hong kong special status within china critics also claiming it will allow china to target political enemies with hong kong officials unable to reject requests but it's not just hong kong residents who are concerned as artie's evangelise cips us now explains for days there hong kong has been gripped by protests over an extradition bill that would allow alleged fugitives to be extradited to mainland china as well as taiwan. the ego. was.

a of. a it. did you notice the banners written in english or it doesn't seem the best way of getting the government's attention in beijing but american politicians are receiving the message loud and clear the extradition bill imperils to strong hubris hong kong relationship there has florrie's for 2 decades if it passes to congress has no choice but to reassess whether hong kong is sufficiently autonomous under the one country 2 systems framework the extradition laws proposed by beijing loyalists in. would allow political dissidents minorities and foreign travelers in hong kong to be spirited away to china's secret police on the mainland the people of hong kong are assembling in the streets to resist this threat to their freedom

and send a message to the chinese communist party we stand with the people of hong kong that peaceful demonstrations are a strong profound statement against the extradition bill which undermines the rule of law and a secure business environment so from america's perspective extraditing suspects from hong kong to mainland china seems to be awful but extraditing them to the united states well it seems to be fine because the united states still has an extra extradition treaty with hong kong dating back to the territories time as a british colony and america is not only giving its moral support the us national and all meant for democracy has given vast sums to hong kong trade unions and rights groups driving this movement so what's behind all this generosity well the chinese state media has made it clear i don't think we're competitive than the media who are part of the protests in hong kong really one with beth or hung. 123 the things between and of the 10 men. americans in particular.

who become the new to pin the so while the people of hong kong may have disputes with mainland china they're also finding themselves trapped in a power play between beijing and washington the us government these threatening eve to be you would be passed if you change hong kong starters if that is the case your own homes just status quo as the opening import towards the world the movement the tree will intensifying into a cold war it is of interest off the beach in florida to keep he is a east. it is going to escalate to be off the. wall one point use to be considered out the window connecting to real works that's recognized by the united

states. now with the report concluding there was no collusion between team trump and russia in the 2016 u.s. presidential election many thought the question had been put to bed however donald trump has now i'm self reaganite at the issue by suggesting he would accept compromising information on political opponents from foreign sources without necessarily alerting the f.b.i. . to somebody that said we have information on your opponent oh let me call the f.b.i. give me a break life as. he is a traitor to the pillars of our democracy and that's what that interview shows it's a very sad and very sad thing that he does not know right from wrong is not is not interference in our elections it's illegal to take help from a foreign country in our elections it's illegal. course you have to look at it because if you don't look at it do not get it nobody said but of course you'd give it to the f.b.i. or reported to the attorney general or somebody like that donald trump has done it

again he's opened his mouth and made a comment that has the democrats screaming we've got it and this time it involves for any info and the f.b.i. now there certainly is growing evidence of foreign contacts during the 2016 elections but not from the truck campaign but rather from the campaign of hillary clinton d.n.c. contractor was in contact with ukrainian officials were guarding paul manna ford and his dealings in the country paul manna for it was the chief of donald trump's campaign at that time the ukrainian ambassador has confirmed that the clintons were digging up dirt the embassy got snow mr lupo because very engaging with ukrainian and other diasporas in washington d.c. and austin who d.n.c. capacity we've learned about the d.n.c. involvement later light is floated by alexandra were related to approaching a member of congress with the purpose to initiate hearings and pomona fooled well that's an investigative journalist on the prison portion crowe question about mr

manifolds during his public talk and washington d.c. according to some documents the obama white house was in on it as well reports show that meetings took place with the ukrainian anti corruption bureau in early 2016 when this is recalled that the u.s. department of justice was investigating ties between the ukrainian party of regions and folks in the united states they were sniffing around all manna for its contacts but they didn't bring. charges at the time it was definitely the case that led to the charges against manifolds on the leak to the us media during the 2016 election now the leak was provided by that particular anti corruption bureau in ukraine about millions of dollars that paul metaphoric had allegedly received the key of district administrative court ruled that the national anti corruption group of ukraine direct broke the law when disclosing information about the u.s. citizen pool not afford these have the fact of interfering in the us election in 2016 and was detrimental to the interests of ukraine now whatever you think about

foreign meddling this is got to raise eyebrows nothing in the bottom of the report came anywhere near this i think what the d.n.c. did with the ukraine is is absolutely far 10 times beyond what anybody in the trump campaign did and if the standard is going to be seeking or even hearing information from foreign campaigns that that's going to be a criminal act the democrats are going to be in trouble way before the republicans are going to be in trouble they are really trampling on the 1st amendment now trying to make it a crime to listen to information and i think that's a dangerous path and it is unbelievable the way the other side united states is not wanting to talk about all the collusion the solicited collusion on the democrat side they had operating our produce not only actively seeking foreign information on president trump then candidate trump they were paying for that information and i

don't know why the left media in the united states has a lot to cover this it's it's shocking. indeed reduce its weapons exports by almost a quarter last year although there are now face they could spike again after germany boosted its tri ties between the way you will have a look at this because of the stories just the. you know world of big partisan movies lot and conspiracy 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 bath 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 for watching closely watching the hawks. is crashing on the global markets so when that happens people buy don't. buy gone because it's michael something backed by the mind all the buy for gold that's making a new all time highs in australia about almost their eyes on russian rubles almost their eyes are going to be about almost their eyes and euro so yeah all over the world it's creeping higher because of the trust being eroded. in. the german government report says that burley in reduced its arms shipments by

almost a quarter last year and 2018 it cut exports to certain states over their involvement in the many conflicts among them the united arab emirates despite the claiming it acts only to ensure stability in the region but trade between germany and the u.a.e. has just got a boost prompting fear is renewed arms sales could follow. the story. it was clearly a fruitful meeting but it's left a bitter taste in the mouth for some the visit will ration german chancellor angela merkel and the crown prince of abu dhabi signed in berlin ahead $46.00 points and focused mainly on business ties between germany and the united arab emirates but the conversation apparently went far beyond that of the 2 of you but of course we talked about the conflict in yemen and i'm very happy between a green a common explanation for the recent assessor to support the new treaty of process of the united nations with the u.n. special envoy of course they talked about yemen the united arab emirates is the 2nd

key player in the devastating conflict there off to saudi arabia and germany reportedly selling it weapons. the reason why the warm welcome of the crown prince here in berlin made some opposition politicians fuming as deputy commander in chief of the us armed forces he has access to enormous financial and military capacities which he and scrupulously uses to support autocratic rulers who oppose human rights in countries such as egypt libya and saddam which shaikh muhammad bin sayed received by merkel and steinmeier a man responsible for war crimes in yemen now concrete actions not just strong words are needed the work crimes of the u.a.e. must not be rewarded by german arms exports even though there were no armed deal of mention this time the bundestag opposition found out earlier that the multi-billion

euro partnership between germany and the united arab emirates doesn't include some deadly elements answering to a request by germany's left party the federal ministry for economic affairs confirmed yes german weaponry could go to the u.a.e. and no rules will be broken the party behind the request strongly disagrees we talked to its palm entry deputy who is also an m.p. the federal government violates the arms exports to the u.a.e. and the other countries participating in a war in yemen which is a violation of the political principles of the federal government for the export of war weapons and other armaments this document clearly stipulates delivery of weapons or arms components is not approved for countries involved in armed conflicts or where there is a threat. we contacted the federal ministry of economic affairs for clarification but so far haven't received a response and while there is still no clear understanding of whether germany does

sell or whether it should sell its weapons to the united arab emirates the public discussion goes on and on. last year angela merkel imposed an arms embargo on saudi arabia for its role in the a more this week she welcomed the u.a.e. crown prince mohammed bin zaid i'm pretty strength and business links critical country no mention of arms exports weapons are delivered to dubai the united arab emirates in fact there is no expert ban for weapons they're delivered to the military partners of saudi arabia people are dying anyway we need an e.u. wide expert ban germany which had different times has had various restrictions or rates are in trade with the united arab emirates over yemen claims there is no solid evidence that german made weapons are used in the conflict and therefore the country's guidelines have not failed its embargo with saudi arabia still in force and the general drop in germany is arm experts proves that the country that stands

for peace making moves in the right direction which probably means that the massive abu dhabi berlin trade with or without weapons is said to flourish i think it's the absolute apex of the prophecy to be talking business to dictate who is at the same time slaughtering civilians bombing hospitals and starving children to death in yemen merkel she is doing what's convenient and the pressure. from the united states from the. suppliers germany strong pressure you cannot deny that. but a strong government would stand up to that pressure and put the interest of the german population 1st. that what she's doing is she's thinking about the 15 nearly 15000000000 in trade between the united arab emirates and germany

she thinking about knowing the german army. the ties and watched old his band advertisement that reinforce gender stereotypes it argues it is bad for society or evidence shows how harmful gender stereotypes in ads can contribute to inequality in society with costs for all of us put simply we found that some portrayals in ads can over time play a part in limiting people's potential new guidelines to apply to all forms of advertising print online t.v. and also radio and from now on advertisers will have to tread carefully when showing women for example doing the cleaning or men struggling with household chores. now back to me now back to government now back to me sadly he isn't me.

but we discussed the story with the feminist campaigner linda bell lawson also the leader of the justice for men and boys party might be can. we're still talking about doing something that we said would happen 2030 years ago we had the sex discrimination act since $9075.00 and there was a promise then. that men and women will be treated equally fairly and we've yet to see it i'm sorry to say this is of course just the advertising industry bowing down to radical feminism. the idea that there's some big problem here any well they will . say that linda but only 9 percent of british women suffered and to far as feminists yet feminists have huge influence over of it's got this going not to do it because all this judge gender stereotyping thing is just one of countless from

this narratives lots of women who want to see equality and justice don't call themselves feminists i've got nothing to do with them it isn't actually has got to do with the law mike the law has says it's $975.00 sex discrimination at that women should be treated no this favorably than men and therefore we don't want to see stereotype visions and visions of us cleaning up after chaps from the moments that they leave school early full time education to retirement age women are far more likely than men to not work at all or to work part time and this is this is this has got nothing to do with this sort of you do have a ties or it's got to do with gender differences in work ethic and i refer you to dr katherine hackett in the world renowned social or just who showed in the paper but the phenomenon she called preference theory that 4 in 7 british men work censored but only one in 7 british women is i think this is not about market research is about actually law it's about the report we are projecting british

society as it is and i want my son i want my grandson to be able to clean up after themselves not just to think it. a woman's job is such that you might mike you might think that radical frankly this is the 21st century and that's what most of us want me to be nice is everything i said for advertising stop portraying men as complaints nincompoops and women as saints who could never do anything wrong i mean the pandering to female narcissism really mind. the pandering to female narcissism in advertising is appalling and part of that is denigration of men but. i very much doubt you know that the denigration of men in advertising is going to reduce washing out a thank you company this afternoon our programs continue here just after the break

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and very well can see you you're watching us in. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development the only place really. i don't see how that strategy

will be successful very critical. to sit down and talk. those are this is the kaiser report what's happening in the global world well max you know there's been a lot of topsy turvy. especially emanating from the global empire that is the united states and that is causing a lot of distrust of whether or not our trade deals are any good or whether or not our word is any good whether or not we might invade somebody whether or not we might you know spy on an ally like we did under obama with angela merkel for

example like so there's a lot of distrust going on and of course the diplomatic speak is that we're all fine everything's great everything's going to be sorted out and this is just the art of the deal but one thing you can look at and the data you can always point to is not only the invention and creation and the flourishing of bitcoin for example from 2008 since the financial crisis but also the accumulation of gold and how people are nations in particular are turning to gold the global collapse and trust has driven a secret bull market in gold and this is a tweet from dominic frisby and he is the links to his article that he wrote in money week and he looks at a new paper $300.00 page and or report that comes out of lichtenstein. called from incremental which is a lichtenstein based investment company and they put out a report called in gold we trust and they have a lot of interesting data we're actually going to talk to one of the guys from there.