mine many official narrative actually markings used in. war. i'm. 11 people arrested in france following friday's brutal killing of a teacher this witness video captured the moment the suspect an 18 year old chechen man was shot dead by police. i mean sign a 2nd ceasefire in the space of a week but before the ink even had time to drive this weekend there were accusations of new attacks in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh. shells rained down on areas surrounding the disputed territory as well with civilian casualties reported in azerbaijan 2nd largest city we hear from both sides of the conference who started. the war there was. a clear.

race. with the big stories from the past 7 days and right up to the moment developments as well this is the weekly international i'm donald quarter and welcome to the program. now our top story 11 people have now been arrested following the butchering of a history teacher and friends it's believed samuel paddy was targeted for showing caricature of the prophet muhammad to his students to debate freedom of expression . large crowds turned out in central paris to pay tribute to the victim who was decapitated many people came carrying flowers and holding signs proclaiming jase we proff several other vigils have been taking place across france hundreds gathered in to loose and legal to decry violence and support freedom of speech and national

tribute for mr paddies planned for wednesday. prosecutors say the beheading was carried out by an 18 year old man of chechen origin who was born in moscow but his family moved to france 12 years ago seeking political asylum and russia says in such cases citizenship is usually withdrawn meaning the country has no link to the incident a witness filmed the moment police confronted the subject. the man was . a national antiterrorism prosecutor in france has been putting new details about what exactly happened in the days leading up to that brutal to capitation almost 47 year old history teacher who's been named is miss samuel patty now the assailant was shot dead after decapitating teach at. the concerned person of russian nationality and of chechen origin benefited from

a refugee status and lived in year ever in the year he was unknown to the intelligence services on a judicial level he's never been convicted but was known for cases of damaging public property and gang violence while still a minor el is leading up to that atrocity he went to the school and asked people to point out some real patty was so it does appear that he didn't know the victim himself beforehand the national antiterrorism prosecutor also outlined the details of the individuals who've been arrested in connection with this terror attack they into the parents and grandparents of the younger brother old the 18 year old assailant and also a parent older student 2 had apparently place to put your own facebook in the last few weeks calling for the teach it to be dismissed as a result of showing those care pictures of the prophet mohammed to do that because

for him and we end this stand that in the days leading up to this decapitation there will many threats that were being made against at the 47 year old teacher we've been speaking to some of the parents all children who are also in senegal patti's cost to them of you'll he asked muslim children to raise their hand and leave the classroom he did it my son told me. he didn't do it to discriminate or to hurt he did it to preserve the children to not chilled them he explained i'd prefer if you left because i'm going to show a cartoon of the prophet of islam i don't want to shock you delegates will do and i think you see where it's an attack here normally nothing ever happened to him and now a teacher has been decapitated our children on safe we don't know what to do you know the rector of the great great mosque here in paris has said that he was horrified by what's happened and he said that condemnation just isn't enough anymore that action needed to be taken and also there was condemnation from the

a model of the great mosque in. whatever the thought the believe even the insult the caricature of the other nothing justifies the fact of killing the so it is the mortal capital soon to kill a person like that to cut his throat like that all because it showed caricaturists of the prophet there have been there been 2 terror attacks hay in france in the last 3 weeks and both of those attacks related to the images of the slim profit their present medical an outline was he wants to do with a draft law d.t. presented before the end of 2020 he said that any deviation away from france's secular values wouldn't be tolerated he talked about liberating from foreign influences we know that that draft always going to closer scrutiny or schools and associations serves religious communities and that arabic will now be true in mainstream schools rather than in mosques that law is sent by the end if it

comes as polls have been giving us and in planning all walked many muslims feel one poll recently showed that almost 3 quarters of those who responded who are under the age of $25.00 said that they would put their religion above that all of the republic this attack has. a huge fear. that safety amongst teaches you may have to give similar clauses that that son will party and this is raised questions about what's being done the amendment is actually enough to prevent this sort of radicalization that leads to such extreme brutality r.t. spoke to the former mayor of the town where the atrocity took place shoot today more crude he should question i'm shocked and angered because this is complete madness a teacher doing their job giving food for thoughts about freedoms and republican values he was beheaded it's horrendous he's

a victim of madness i'm even more shocked that this college is one i opened when i was the town mayor and it had a good reputation working there was nice and it was located in a neighborhood without any problems or violence it's time for us to take a tough stance on the issue on how people intrude into from well being deemed as refugees and surprisingly given resident cards to 2030 i don't think that this act of terror is a crazy man's deed but a premeditated act at this point we must prosecute for any violation of the republic's laws in particular for the pressure being put on teachers and journalists to keep them silent paris based political analysts nicol a merk of it believes the deadly incident highlights the refugee crisis unfolding in france. because too early to see now what type of check was done when these refugees come into france what kind of check does france do how would they do it to

see their background or these people coming from what are their beliefs or what are their motivations why are they coming here 'd. do they belong to any specific organizations i think this definition goes that france does not do that in any case it doesn't do it correctly and it's hitting people which shouldn't be here if you are going to let people into your country what is your plan are you going to help them integrate are you going to do you have jobs for them are you going to help them to learn french are you going to help them in the culture to appreciate the culture in the culture there definitely is a major prisoner one problem which is the integration 20 people are coming in and there's not enough means to help them integrate but also the. muslim community has a responsibility has to come these people doubt it has to show them that there's another way to use them or else we know small minorities take over majorities and then this is where the future of islam could be if people if people within the muslim community don't do anything. just minutes after a new humanitarian ceasefire was reached between armenia and azerbaijan this

weekend both sides were accusing each other of violating it this latest truce was negotiated after powerful explosions rocked the capital of nagorno-karabakh on saturday the deal is supposed to allow both sides to retrieve their dead in exchange prisoners fighting also went on in other parts of the disputed region reports now from a historic cathedral that was hit by the shelling the war in the go in a cab a who's not just about trivial territorial gains it's a long lasting peace with lots of bad blood between both sides and recently it has spilled into a new turf religious this 19th century holy savey a cathedral was a place was soldiers and volunteers alike used to come and pray before heading into battle that made it a target but it wasn't just soldiers would come to this church the syrian military was battering the. down of shushi at that time so i learned and her family decided to hide from the bombs in the cathedral script one place they thought that was safe

from the shelling but they were wrong. does not have to now there were 7 of us including 2 children when the shell hit the cathedral it was deafening there was destruction everywhere masonry fell from the searing that's all they can remember 2 strikes have literally eating everything in their path the altar the benches and one of the domes have been completely destroyed no place is sacred no place is safe in this war not only was this church hit twice but the 2nd strike injured 3 russian journalists one of them is still in intensive care after spending several days in a coma he believes the hit on them was intentional the streets of shushi bear a striking resemblance to those in other towns of nagorno karabakh it's a place of desolation and despair those who can fight are already on the front lines those who had somewhere to run already have done but alone or doesn't have any choice but to stay another story. we have to fit in this small shelter with

a kitchen and bathroom in the same place we are too scared to go with doors when we hear the sound of the sirens we are rushing here to hide every even in the reason alone we can hear the shelling people seem to be unfazed by the story state of the cathedral there's plenty of candles still burning within the half destroyed rules of the church people pray here for peace to return to this land sooner rather than later because done of reporting from the going to come back artsy 3 decades of tensions between back on your of all over the territory boiled over at the end of september the 2 sides have been trading accusations of attacks blaming each other for civilian casualties and damage inflicted although the region is legally part of hours of a john is populated mainly by nick armenians and the azerbaijani foreign ministry insists it belongs to them adding though that ownership doesn't exclude some degree

of self-determination. and i'm going to give up on the wrong thing to race. there's a possibility of this is the pot of the internationally recognized terrorism as the john 2nd of all 3 armenians living in the truth i'm theorizing nation of self-determination does not meet with that recession sensitive nation does not mean independence so what we say of course we can we have sympathy to the nation we've seen that you have a good person but you don't if every group of people would declare that they have the right ration can you imagine what kind of. conflict has spilled beyond the confines of the disputed territory azerbaijan claims 13 people were killed and more than 50 injured during the shelling of a nazarenes city named got a job in the early hours of saturday morning the country's president says it was a war crime and as valid to respond militarily a local journalist sent us this report from the area. the 2nd biggest city over 60

kilometers far from the phone line again came under attack for me as a result of full to certain civilians were killed including children and more than 40 others injured more than 20 homes were destroyed according to. my next we saw was fired at again initially called. tactical ballistic missile it is swore still mentioned that they're all could sloan's from armenian side there is a dental areas around 1 am after the midnight obviously residents were sleeping here we can see their fragments. this has been consecutive from attack only diprivan to play and lives of 11 residents many dozens were injured as a vision of government officials together with members of the diplomatic corps today was it at the scene as well they held their prisoner briefing according to surveys

in a few shows armenia continues to covert war crimes even on the. most go ceasefire this isn't the 1st time the city of god jaw has been shelled in the last few weeks but the armenian president has denied any involvement from his side saying it was azerbaijan that initially broke the 1st ceasefire he spoke exclusively to r.t. . clear information from my government from ministry of defense of for foreign minister and former minister have spoken about that already the it's definitely not no door to me no that has filled it we should note. the for good. in this account the real fact who started this stage of war it was the us there is clearly no the. people of the gordon code of the republic of arts. so why illusions are there of torture and i think all parties have to put

a lot of fruits in order to stop it. now moving on to russia the highest number of covert deaths in a single day was recorded this week and as infection surged new antivirus restrictions are being rolled out in the capital and other cities to try and stem the spread of people over 65 are being told to stay at home while the employers are required to make 30 percent of their staff work remotely high schools are going back to remote learning an australian economy day and also bars and clubs will have to send customer details to a central registry to enable cantera contact tracing in case of an outbreak in meanwhile scientists are still pushing ahead with efforts to develop vaccines to fight the virus and despite western criticism that russia had cut corners registering its 1st vaccine on wednesday vladimir putin announced he has now registered a 2nd developed by a siberian biotech company at the vaca rhona has successfully completed early trials on $100.00 volunteers at the same time the 1st vaccine is currently

undergoing stage 3 testing and artie's maria phenomena is among the volunteers taking part. moscow clinic number 68 in the city center nothing special except this is where i received the rushes vaccine against call that 19 hopefully able to resist public enemy number one as the world health organization calls it. this navigation sign says cobbett 19 vaccine clinical trial is this way. maybe i received a placebo because this is a so-called double blind trial meaning neither the doctors know their participants know who's getting it was only 75 percent of the volunteers are getting jobs with a real shot and i hope i'm among them and i have reasons to believe i really am

i'll explain why i got the 1st shot exactly 21 days ago i felt really miserable the next day headache muscle pain for the vaccine developers say every 6 volunteer or face a similar side effect by the way they faded away 48 hours or so later today i'm going to get the 2nd dose of what could be the most awaited drug in the world why to bolster the immune response to but if the form is off to the 1st shot before being approved for the trial i was checked and scanned and checked to get the blood test your entire school with 90 task of blood pressure also join the level and today we do some tests and again it could be vaccine by the way divided the world of those criticizing the research too little evidence too fast and praising rush for it i'm going to get vaccine right here.

ok i hear. i need to relax my groove. who. funded the special after the 1st show i was. i have the money to buy so. they have been calling me and you need media calls you know and after 2 days i'm going to continue standing types with maggots you know and as well as all volunteers because it's a trial office for all. that's it i'm done well they had to abort you where the vaccine is made has biden found a rush is expected to be able to produce up to $6000000.00 doses monthly bring in russia close to her eve unity in the. hoxsey from north. the netherlands euthanasia for terminally ill children aged between one and 12

could soon become legal in cases where palliative care does little to ease suffering that's after the government approved plans to change the law an issue that's seen months of heated debate here's how the country's health minister defended the move. the research shows there's a need for the possibility of active life terminations among doctors and parents of terminally ill children who are suffering hopelessly a number and will die in the foreseeable future current dutch law permits euthanasia for babies under one and children over 12 consent from parents is mandatory in these cases but not for teenagers aged 16 or 17 they need only to inform their guardians but those children between one and 12 though will need both doctor and parental consent if the new rules aren't acted just to note euthanasia for adults was legalised in the netherlands almost 2 decades ago euthanasia accounts for a sizeable 4 percent of the total number of deaths in the netherlands out of more

than 6000 cases the majority involve terminal conditions we put the government's new plans up for debate. there's 2 things that have got to find one is how long someone's got to live and the other is how unbearable the suffering really is and both of those things get watered down over time or in oregon for example terminally ill has been watered down to you know you require some medical treatment to sustain your life which means even diabetes is classified as terminally ill where people can live for decades with diabetes this is what essentially they don't know exactly what you know announce the definitions of what causes what is terminally ill what is unbearable and this kind of thing and that the fact they will think it down now to children as well shows exactly the slippery slope that happens when you legalize euthanasia in this kind of way it's absolutely nonsense what you say it autumn patient with having diabetes will not be helped in his suicide just because he has to die if there is a diabetes it by suffering but it's certainly not the reason and this is to wait

opposed a preachin is talking about i think even the suggestion to young children maybe dying is the right option it's just going to very very very disturbing for their children and and just provoke anxiety i think children what you have what will happen here is children will feel pressured to die pressured to allow people to kill them what an awful thought that is and then parents as well feeling pressured to kill their children or allow their children to be killed i think if you don't want to have euthanasia you're not going to ask for it you won't get it and you will get absolutely perfect health care in little incentive nautical it is nonsense to say that it is suggested to patients that they should make a choice for deaths it is not one of the nicest thing for a doctor to do to help his patient die but sometimes it's the only way out it's not nonsense at all or many reported cases where patients have felt pressured you know because doctors have said you know we can't maybe we can't treat you for this and so you should think about euthanasia have you thought about euthanasia and don't

suit repeatedly said that to patients and they felt the pressure of it give me a quote to that article i have never read. what you set it is still something you think or you believe which is happening maybe there have been cases where this has happened and i must say that we are sacred but it is certainly not the general our outlaws practice in the netherlands how with this practice in oregon how does present belgium in luxembourg and canada and right now i mean what we've found consistently in surveys of doctors is that people who are actually policy of care doctors do not support euthanasia they're the ones who know that pain can be alleviated euthanasia is is not the right way round everyone agrees that this is a wrong thing to do to terminate life in this kind of way you are perseverance in saying something which is not right if there are situation to alleviate pain by periods of care how doctors do that but we are talking in this kind of cases of patients who are suffering so much where the suffering can not be alleviated in

such cases it is much more humane to help somebody die peacefully by yes of course by the hands of a doctor by giving medication. and other news iran has claimed a diplomatic victory over the united states after the united nations conventional arms embargo expired on sunday that's despite washington's efforts to have it extended. he momentous day for the international community which in defiance of malign u.s. efforts has protected you in a sea resolutions and the g. scipio a today's normalization of iran's defense cooperation with the world is a win for the cause of multilateralism peace and security in the region u.n. arms embargo on iran was imposed in 2007 by the un security council but an expiration date was set if iran for failed its obligations under the nuclear deal struck with world powers known as the j c p o a washington however quit that deal in 2018 and since then the united states has

been trying to maintain the embargo and one of the so-called snapback of the old sanctions that had previously been lifted the state department reacted angrily to the news of the embargoes expiration no nation that desires a peaceful middle east should contemplate cells with a run every weapon the regime buys will be at the disposal of its radical ideology we are prepared to use domestic authorities to sanction individuals or entities contributing to these arms sales labor and human rights lawyer dan koval access many countries feel iran has complied with its obligations. i think the international community. is correct it ron has been following the j c e o a and. they do not recognize the fact the us backed out of it doesn't change that they are still committed to it and so they are going to start dealing with iran and i think the us has isolated itself by the way it's tried to treat iran in by

unilaterally backing out of this deal i think iran in general is pretty self sustainable they've had to be because they've been under incredible sanctions really since 979 since the shah the us backed shah was overthrown and so they've had to create their own industries they make everything down to nails you know so i just think they're largely self-sufficient but of course there's different high tech technology that they need from other countries like russia and china that day will get. a donald trump supporter has been punched in the face by a counter protester during a conservative rally in san francisco the man who says he was attacked for no reason at all was left with a number of broken teeth when police moved in to break up the unrest 3 officers were injured and no arrests were made. a suicide car bombing has killed at least 13 people and left more than 100 injured in afghanistan the attack targeted the

entrance of a provincial police chief's office and other nearby government buildings in the western gore province no one's claimed responsibility as of yet. and the polls have closed in what's mostly been a peaceful election day in bolivia it's the 1st vote in the latin american nation since the ousting of abel morales last year results are expected to trickle through slowly though after the rapid voting system was suspended 5 candidates are vying for the post but the main contenders look to be former president carlos mesa and luis are say who is a supporter of morales the. movement for socialism party which took power had postponed the vote twice before. that's all for the weekly make sure to check out more news stories on our t.v. dot com and follow us on your favorite social media platforms my colleague neil harvey will be taking over for next hour thanks for watching and have a great day. kind

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hello and welcome to cross town where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle the media environment is bleak if you disagree with the official narrative you're called a conspiracy theorist never mind many official narratives actually are conspiracy theories and is big tech at war with populace. to discuss this and more i'm joined by my guest george samueli in budapest he's an author and a you tuber at the gavel and in moscow we're joined by dmitri bobbitt she is a political analyst and editor and host me internet media project our gentlemen crossed up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated i want to be me here in moscow as i said in my introduction if you disagree with the official narrative somehow you're a conspiracy theorist but over the last few years and particularly i have in mind

russia gate ukraine gate even go further with saddam and weapons of mass destruction being the there's plenty of official conspiracy theories that have been thoroughly debunked but a many of the conspiracy theories that i consider conspiracy theories in the official discourse are there's no even attempt to acknowledge that they can be debunked. oh well you are absolutely right because look just started from july facebook. even due to. we shoved down hundreds of thousands of accounts of people connected to what these companies 4 declared to be conspiracy theories organizations i won't name them not to the dozen to them but everyone knows these names you know the mainstream media reports about them every day.