curious exchanges at the u.n. security council over syria's province for turkey's president warned to launch military operations in a matter of time. also this hour germany says the suspect who killed 9 people in drive by shootings on wednesday night and then a public motives prosecutors in the western town of him now are investigating possible terror links. and present long prong valves to battle islamic separatism in france as he bids to win votes for his party in next month's q local elections. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our teached you in moscow

thanks for joining us this hour. russia and the u.s. have traded violent accusations at the u.n. security council as turkey with western backing warns it's a matter of time before it intervenes militarily in syria is it lip. it's like the end of the world breaking point babies freezing to death amid it led push these people are begging the world to listen to their plight and so i ask how much longer will we tolerate these headlines that will live there that recall the united nations security council meetings cold that often when militants were marching towards damascus with the full backing of some western states playing the card of suffering civilians and a longstanding truce every time your cherished terrorists come under threat candidly it is a marvel to me that our russian colleagues can speak of ceasefires and political solutions in this chamber with a straight face when their own 4 planes have struck hospitals and the homes of

children how can i respond to your accusations of the killing of the civilian population whatever i would say you don't listen you keep talking about targeted bombings of schools hospitals and refugee camps and what hard wouldn't that find a response that's a win win technique who will try to decode it whether it's true or not. a turkish military convoy has already been filmed crossing the syrian border a large line of tanks armored vehicles and supply trucks are reportedly moving towards the outskirts of the syrian army is currently trying to drive militants out of the province are 2 senior correspondent juan garcia of breaks down the conflict . turkey is part of the cease fire agreement had 3 main responsibilities one separate the jihad disston the terrorists from the moderate opposition to get them to stop shooting and here to the ceasefire 3

facilitate the opening of an important highway turkey failed with number one bungled number 2 didn't even bother with the 3rd. there's only so long you can tolerate being shot at and shelled by by al qaida the dominant islamist faction they need lip the syrian military went into action a return near enough a 3rd of a blip because they said they had no choice turkey wouldn't or couldn't hold up its end of the bargain. offerings and fail to separate militants from terrorists in the timeframe under the 2018 agreements at the same time provocations from the zone shearling of the syrian armed forces civilian targets and the russian air base have continued but if you are at a dog and you're watching the syrian military steamroll the rebels you armed and

funded for years you'd be worried to worse watching hundreds of thousands of refugees flock to your border that has been an unfortunate side effect of the syrian operation so to stop that exodus and the one who's threatened to do the one thing that could turn those hundreds of thousands into millions of refugees invade syria this human southern. turkey has made all kinds of preparations to implement its operational plan and it will as in every operation we see we can come suddenly one night to put it more clearly operation. it is now a matter of time we will not leave little to the regime that still does not understand our country's determination in this matter and so those who encourage it we never intend to shoulder the burden that the developments in this region will place on our country. thousands of turkish troops hundreds of tanks and artillery

pieces are being pumped into egypt and in todd turkish army diplomacy thankfully is in overdrive but so far hasn't worked the turks have rejected all compromise they've demond assad give up everything he has retaken the us packing house is important because there was a period a few months ago a very poor relations between washington. and the russians of course for trying to take advantage of that turkey over to their side much more to a greater country of washington i think is realized the danger of turkey's getting away from nato all from the western alliance completely so they are now giving him backing but as i said at the beginning it's a terrible mistake for turkey to think assad is going to fall at the stage they should try and recognize the new realities of the situation do what they promise to do it so much turkey and they zing syria potentially getting in

a fight with russia isn't just the worst case scenario it would be a catastrophe of unimaginable proportions but actually turning a regional war global we all understand that and none of us wants to see it happen well i'd say none of us that a very good job are zation with the president heard a while i respect him the fact is that he's fighting on it led he doesn't want people to be killed by the thousands and hundreds of thousands quietly fighting everyone's already hot tempers it's the united states is showing turkey of support the modeling concessions from asset that pretty much ensured talks will fail. see we're in a strange situation with booth clues to the end of the syrian war than we've ever been and will also closer to the worst as collision this war has of a seed. the suspected shooter who killed 9 people in western germany

appear to have had quote xenophobic motives and according to the interior minister of the state of hesse where the attack took place and i'm going to cross live to our berlin correspondent peter of are from or what else do we know so far. or if you see the media briefing from peta the interior minister for the state of say he confirmed that 11 people were killed in total that includes the main suspect in the shootings and 9 people were killed at 2 separate locations in the city of. on wednesday evening these were 2 separate she should bars that were shot up on wed and stay. the man believed to be a 43 year old man believed to be the gunman was found dead in the early hours of wednesday morning along with what i understood to be his 72 year old mother now the attorney general of the state of hesse is investigating potential links to right

wing terror organizations and right wing terror. right wing terrorism this is after a 24 page manifesto from the demand believed to have been the shooter was found in this. he expressed a hatred of foreigners and nonwhites he calls for the extermination of certain north african middle eastern and central asian nations it's also been described by those that have read it is confused and riddled with racist tropes as well as far right ideology relating to things like eugenics there was also a video published by this man a few days before the attack now it's understood that there's no links whatsoever that he was intending to carry this out this video was actually in english and appears to be directed towards u.s. citizens promoting conspiracy theories about modern day slavery and other things as

well. the state government has canceled its parliamentary sessions as well as other state legislators legislatures around the country also canceling their sessions on thursday anglo american the german chancellor as all. proposed all of her meetings in response to the killings in how now what we're looking at bo and what's coming out is xenophobia motives that were behind these attacks it's been there's an investigation going on into whether there's a right wing terrorist link to these killings and in fact the federal justice minister christine but act has said that a full investigation will be carried out into the motives behind this killing in order to try these killings i beg your pardon in order to try and make sure that they don't happen again. the serving details coming to light there are times peter overstay across the way just for us thank you. in other news the french president

has vowed to battle what he calls islamic separatism in france run on a cron made the claims while campaigning ahead of next month's local elections charlatans he reports from paris. it was a long awaited speech from president outlining how his presidency will rally against the political islam. we can advance in a credible way to fight against a political ideology this islam is separatism which is incompatible with freedom and equality incompatible with the indivisibility of the republic and the necessary unity of the nation 1st in the firing line is foreign interference corn has vowed to end a program that allows countries such as all jiri and turkey to send moms and teachers here to provide services without supervision this scheme in place since the 1970 s. allows those foreigners to provide language and cultural lessons to help children

maintain a link with their country of origin around some 80000 children attend these classes every year. i'm not comfortable with the idea of having women in many schools of the republic who can teach without the education system exercising the slightest control and we no longer have control over the programs they teach you cannot teach things that it clearly not compatible either with the laws of the republic or with history as we see it. instead mark on wants to have more trained on french soil that would also be an end to the hundreds of additional religious leaders who arrive in france during ramadan mosques will be funded in a transparent way we need to know where the money is coming from who uses it and why he said interesting lead this echoes a policy from his political rival marine le pen during that head to head in 2017 per mandate said this. plus all extremist mosques identified by the minister

the interior and prohibit foreign fund enough places of worship and their personnel strong words coming from the president or is it ringback just a last ditch attempt to woo voters ahead of difficult local elections in just a few weeks. always trying to do is to shore up his position with the right wing electorate also with some of the left of course the question of. the secular state in france is important right across the. relationship with parties on both sides of the spectrum. is important and he needs to make this sort of statement of municipal elections neutering those voters could be a double edged sword france is home to europe's largest muslim community there are said to be around 6000000 here that's about 8 percent of the population and back in

2017 this community overwhelmingly voted for president he's already showing that he's moved away from those centrist ideologies that he once espoused when he outlined a tough stance on immigration another policy direct from the playbook of the pen so by grasping at ideas that some see as being from the hard right wing is he likely to lose voters from the left and from muslims but there are some areas fronts particularly some local municipalities some towns in areas where this is a concern for french voters and so what he's doing the context of it is to try to reassure where there are law muslim communities muslim communities that the republicans still searching the values of the secular republic. the election whether that will succeed or not remains to be seen in the opinion polls are not

don't look like there were calls for a vote next month's elections are seen as being a referendum on president c. and on his party on the move could they signal the beginning of the end of march. so let the ati paris. abuse at your own peril cuts the warning from the u.k. health service which is tightening its tolerance when it comes to unruly patients doctors can already refuse non-emergency care to aggressive or violent patients but the new rules that come into effect in april are much broader now all types of harassment bullying or discrimination it will be covered that include sexist racist or homophobic comments the n.h.s. says any abuse of staff has to be taken seriously we will tolerate to see physical verbal against his colleagues still evolving to. hate crimes against images stuff must be investigated with kid compassion diligence and commitment under the new

agreement police are also being handed more power to deal with crimes against medical staff according to a national health survey last year alone a quarter of all staff were subjected to at least one case of harassment as adding pressure to staff already under strain 4 out of 10 now complain of feeling unwell because of stress at work social activists leave just for an andrea walker a columnist for the new york observer debated the issues raised. the n.h.s. is now saying they won't treat people who are overweight they won't treat people who smoke they won't treat people who've made certain comments they won't treat people who provide that you cannot reasonably expect these people to pay for n.h.s. care that they do not receive so what you most do is also excuse these people from paying the elements of tax that would go towards the n.h.s. i think that when you look at the n.h.s. stuff there are overwhelming concern is to provide support to help to people in

need so they do. prepared to put up with quite a lot i think where it really crosses the line is all severe verbal and physical abuse think that that is a major concern we need to we need to be sure that we're not going to end up in a situation whereby people who've maybe made a little bit of a joke on sable to be treated but on occasion it can go too far and it can cross the line and not line is quite broad i think but there are there are piece of terminology particularly around and indeed on sexuality that we deemed acceptable say 203040 years ago which is now considered all the excitable and i think it's extremely important particularly with older people who might be on the work that sensitive and say the fairly treated you never hear people complaining about being called colored and stuff like does particularly from the elderly and again the care

staff are perfectly sensible enough to say ok dad oh worry about it they'll ignore that stuff it's not the stuff that is the cause of the majority stress in the produce i mean what's incredibly frustrating about this is that we live in a system in this country where you can drink 10 pints of lager you know yourself in some form of misadventure shouts abuse and h.s. stuff i'd be treated you know i would like to see a situation where the cost of the treatments is too. but potentially i the equally i think if people do i that i think that they should be able to make their own private provision. still to come to ukraine found a film but here's the twist starring ukraine's president i'll tell you why after the break.

this 10 year period of 0 money velocity where money has gone directly into the pockets of the few oligarchs in countries the doors of america and around the world into these silos like these 12500000000 dollars properties when they when the infrastructure for that starts to crack and illiquid he starts to see balance you get inflation for real for stuff like food and we're seeing this happen now where people are noticing that the cost of everyday living is starting to spike higher. in christening and maybe even 40 years ago there is simply. not see it coming.

welcome back to the program has outlawed a movie featuring its president vladimir the lansky all because a female costar and it up on ukraine's blacklist. busy busy last busy busy.

and also court has ruled against a norwegian concrete firm seeking damages from its government for a botched attempt to recruit its workers in russia a spice argues maria from notional house the details. it drains like an unlikely story of a government with quite literally a concrete plan for spying now we join an intelligence they used one of the country's successful companies to snoop on russia but when caught red handed the company has been left empty handed with its hugely lucrative contract ripped in pieces.

early on but don't blame the now we general store a taste for that and filed a case against them but lost now is preparing to appeal we're entering a twill affect the country's business and its relations with russia it will for sure have great impact on other norwegian companies plan and activities in russia no way has a very hostile attitude towards this business in russia. it is unclear whether the alleged attempts by the region intelligence services were successful or not but the company had been the only one to get the hard to win contracts with russia that surprised many people from both tongue tough guys when i was minister of foreign affairs we were in contact with them he struck me then that there was actually no

one who succeeded in russia except for one they did not come from the russian neighboring region nor did they have any other natural conditions for success in the more months but they got it it seems that the battle is not yet over not until the courts final decision is set in concrete. authorities have accused 2 of america's top universities harvard and yale of failing to report millions of dollars of funding from states like russia china iran despite the scrutiny of the massachusetts institute of technology it has extended its partnership with the russian research institutes caltech about cooperation has raised u.s. concerns ever since it was launched. the department is concerned your reporting may not fully capture all gifts contracts and all restricted unconditional gifts or contracts from or with all foreign sources to the massachusetts institute of technology such as the skolkovo institute of science and technology u.s. law state colleges must report foreign donations if the institution is not american

own or if the gift exceeds a quarter of a $1000000.00 which is far less than the multimillion dollar contract with caltech when we started in 2011 russia was an ally we had the sort of religious service between school turk and then way t. that there would be between any 2 universities we exchange some scholars some professors go in and give lectures we attracted $140.00 or $150.00 professors from around the world mit has an international policy. the collaboration began in 2011 where student exchanges and pooled research at this point more than a 100 projects have already been completed we heard from the president of school tac we had absolutely transparent. universities called. the transparent absolutely open we are completely international i'd like to emphasize that mit does not only international didn't last 4

years we published course. paper. while falzon interim the universities so we have broad net or broad network or for. do all i think there is been somewhat of a. mixture of politics. that that that some sense cost more challenges than what they should because most of these relationships are driven more by common interest and common knowledge transfer not by tight some type of espionage some type of stealing of ideas the challenges the world faces are driven by global people working together collectively to solve solve call them problems and this really is a science and engineering is above the political politics of any one nation or several groups of nations many of the world's problems could be solved much more

quickly if politics were were outside and not mixed with the scientific aspirations of many countries. that's a news break down for this hour and that's all for me as well but never fear it will be taking over in about 30 minutes time thanks for tuning in wherever you may be. joining me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see that.

this is a pretty you call them with not a moon but in your circles want to see. you before you much for the privilege of a little trip in there to live on the. white a good bit of preview here already in the new seems that you know. it seems to trace quickly did he do. that badly elite athlete. max kaiser this is the kaiser report you know gold. it's part of history you saw

history gold you can find out some interesting things about people history all kinds of good stuff stacie max we are here in mexico city mexico it used to be the capital of the aztec empire and you know what montezuma who ruled the aztec empire 500 years ago exactly well he has a lesson for us today the modern human about how to deal with cohen keester doors and how we are still willed by the doors i have this headline here spanish conquistadores stole this gold bar from aztec emperor montezuma's true here is the actual and gold bar this is all the gold that montezuma had her own car test stole it he melted it down put it into bars this is just under 2 kilos here that they found under a street here in mexico city in 1901 and spend carbon dated to prove it is from 151920 when cortez sacked the city stole all their gold and is worth about

$100000.00 u.s. dollars say it still has value today this is historical evidence of the contest as ours come here and stealing all the gold and this is the beginning really of a 500 year problem of having one's well stolen and of course is picked up by american the 1970 s. remember milton friedman and richest injure they introduced neo liberalism into this area which was the idea that the country he said doors are wall street and the federal reserve bank could could run riot all over latin america kill people kill leaders install puppet dictators steal more wealth steal aggro. ultra world and so this is a problem that's been going on for 500 years because it is the solution of because it is a way for everyone in these countries to regain their sovereignty against the doors of money and that's why you see the adoption rates in argentina venezuela mexico

skyrocket of bit coy because they realize this is karma this is karma now the money pushers in washington and they're the ones who are going to end up at the bottom of the ocean and we're going to rise up well the credit he said or is that rule us now have an unfortunate future just like the spanish conquistadores did as well i reckon and for the same exact reasons and we'll get to that by the end of this episode if we get through this episode because you know montezuma's revenge is also a thing and it is coming well you know looking at this bar they show that a new chemical analysis of a large gold bar found under a mexico city street in 1981 has shed light on a centuries old origins as mexico's national institute of at the policy in history announced last week the precious metal was probably dropped in a canal by spanish invaders as they retreated from the aztec capital of tentative. i'm sure i'm not pronouncing the aztec word right but on june 30th 1520 the new

chain trieste day or night of sadness so that was the one night of sadness where cortez was forced to flee after the spanish army actually came to arrest him and then he was forced to flee when the aztecs attacked as many slaughtered many people slaughtered the other indigenous people around here the other natives who fought against the mountain zuma as well but i say that we have this credit can decent keep the doors who have taken our wealth since 1971 through this magic act of swapping out our gold backed international settlement layer as all fiat's so they can take whatever because the. a uniquely have asymmetric information of how much credit they're creating and how much wealth they're actually taking so we've had not a note a trace they not one night of sadness not an audio trace they not a year of sadness but we've had it they caught or those they caught us or trace

they got is which are decades of sadness.