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look up to. 6 nations head out advisor after receiving fewer vaccine doses then they had expected the company says it is due to manufacturing upgrades designed to boost production. another obama arrow strategist is lined up for the incoming biden ministration signaling a rocky road ahead for relations with russia speaking to r.t. investigative journalist glenn greenwald warns against being blindsided by the prism of the past. people. in the streets just like the democrats are. brand that is right a different reality but essentially the democratic party. you know it sure is a curiosity. and a high profile u.s.
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democratic party lawmaker calls for reigning in the media over just information. broadcasting live coverage from our studios in moscow this is arch international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us. several countries are making their anger felt after they received far fewer doses of the pfizer vaccine than expected 6 countries saying that they were given very short notice while pfizer blamed the shortfall on manufacturing upgrades to boost production with more details here's dimitri. europe is in panic the covert crisis is far from under control growing numbers of cases keep breaking daily records. are overwhelmed and an end to lock downs is nowhere in sight and now to make matters worse pfizer has announced it has to temporarily decrease shipments of its covert vaccine and
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dictation facilities and processes and the factual requires new quality tests and approvals from the authorities as a consequence a few doses will be available for a peon countries and the end of january and the beginning of february this temporary reduction will affect all european countries pfizer added that the delays are necessary to make improvements to its production line meant to boost the amount of vaccines that can roll out but for many european states that are struggling with the surgeon code cases the announcement came as an unexpected blow and health ministers are furious this situation is unacceptable not only does it impact the planned vaccination schedules it also decreases the credibility of the vaccination process the delay has only added to the many issues that european countries are currently faced with now people who have already taken the 1st job might not get the 2nd one on time the pharmaceutical giant promised to make up for the delayed shipments in coming months and it seems to me you brass are happy to take their
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word for it pfizer and now these delays i immediately called the c.e.o. of pfizer he reassured me that all guaranteed doses of the 1st quarter will be delivered in the 1st quarter their european commission has been working tirelessly to secure enough doses of the most promising vaccines we have access to enough doses of vaccine to vaccinate over 80 percent of the european population but these reassurances have done little to quell outrage from member states who have been fuming over the sluggish pace at which the vaccines have been destroyed. it especially when compared to other countries the situation is exacerbated by the fact that e.u. states cannot get hold of the vaccines directly they rely on the commission to purchase and distribute the jabs among member states but with a shortage of supplies and difficult storage requirements of minus 70 degrees
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celsius the approach has not proven effective and countries are struggling to meet inoculation targets experts fear all these shortages and delays could lead to people losing interest in getting vaccinated at all jeopardizing immunization goals it might have. put in new york. to fall in the 1st place people my degrees even more in their interest to get what you need to be able we would get that it would get to be more of. a part of whether this is a convenient thing if you do speak it and this cyclone which is. really is that the lazy production and the leaders of this project 2 different countries they would sit surely they're the dijon all of those plans that the different over 30 different countries already how if they would understand
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this it's not if all the governments but the fallacy or the producer of the seas now says that short of it they're that leaders then. it's not going to be affected that much. us president elect joe biden is flushing out his foreign affairs team and is again falling back on obama era experience victoria nuland is his choice for the 3rd biggest job at the state department which might not bode well for future relations with russia nuland was in charge of european and asian affairs under president obama she played a central role in u.s. efforts to steer ukraine's new government after the 2014 revolution and nuland is no fan of russia having repeatedly pushed for a tough approach towards moscow. we have to maintain pressure on russia assad
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regime continues to barrel bomb its own citizens with impunity perhaps even impled and by moscow's help russia's new direct combat role in syria this country is on the only lines is eastern and we're going to be ready. and you know be you all right it is not just familiar faces returning to the next white house a few divisive tactics are also making a comeback today's edition of artes on contact discusses that with investigative journalist glenn greenwald you can catch the full show at r.t. dot com but here's a quick preview. i see very little except on the part of the law because they have bought into the overarching narrative that there are only 2 choices you 19 and democratic party and fight fascism in her or succumb to fascism i have my. strategy syria which is to say i know you hate me
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but your only choice is to unite behind me or be ruled by isis that's essentially the choice but using it with some exceptions on what it seems to be the left wing loyalty to the democratic party is higher than i've seen in a long time now what do you think the consequences of that are going to be for a country in crisis there's a strong argument which i think i subscribe to that in many ways the failure of the obama administration to deal with the systemic problems gave rise to a figure like trump and trump ism what's the danger of continuing these kinds of neo liberal policies not a coincidence that after 8 years or. we got donald trump and obviously if you go back and do exactly the same thing that the i ministrations did for years which is what items prepared to do any rational person has to expect to see not see not from the middle hosking to used to be destroyed and companies that have no allegiance to god takes many jobs possible and ship them to places where did they sleep labor.
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you so communities will continue to be ravaged with unemployment crises where drug addiction suicide oppression all the things that are common in a small american town for all accounts of increasingly even larger ones and that anger and dissatisfaction is going to continue to grow so that when you are a smart her more stable version of donald trump people are forgotten with your mom ministration just like the democrats are very good at creating your brand that is rightly different than their reality. but essentially that our credit party stirrups militarism periosteum and just. that's what they believe and this is why you see you're concentrating so comfortably back to either party why the operatives cheered for for joe biden why wall street celebrated want to terrorist reports of their own around us are crossed year it is very easy to see
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exactly. leading democrats are now considering whether new powers are needed to rein in some elements of the media u.s. congresswoman the legs alexandra cortez has joined a growing group demanding a clampdown against a distant from asian but republicans fear any climbdown will focus squarely on them and reports the congresswoman who is known by her initials is seen as a rising star in the democratic party a o c is all about diversity social justice and protecting civil liberties she communicates with her adoring public primarily through social media with thousands sharing her tweets and live streams why do we need to change people's well being and ability to survive for yet another corporate bailout we need to really blowing up our elected officials offices. and demanding believe no holding back there but
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it seems that now alexandria kazuo cortez is a ok with media censorship we're going to have to figure out. how we rate in our media environment so that you can't just disinformation and misinformation so bridle the news media and teach people how to properly consume news now you can see where this is heading for a o.c.s. critics let's unpack this proposal she wants to basically establish a ministry of truth we've all read 1904 and you know to determine what is truth and what is not so who sits on this committee exactly i'm curious that she's talking about is fine for a member of congress to blast the media president trump has been known to do that now and again but i don't want some federal commission deciding what is false but what a.o. c. wants the government to do is already being done by social media's gatekeepers donald trump and his closest supporters have been taken off of social media one by
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one facebook has even banned any reference to stop the steal the catch phrase donald trump supporters used when they said they felt the election was rigged against them and they're finding online hangouts to be much harder to come by at this point we've seen twitter's rival parlor drop from the app stores before being shut down by amazon completely twitter c.e.o. jack dorsey was caught on tape suggesting this is just the beginning we know we are focused on one and it just is going to be much bigger just on it so focus. on. well it does but also. a much longer term around just an image over time. i don't believe this is going away anytime soon politicians have long been accused of being slow on the digital uptake but they seem to be learning 1st hand who really has the power over what we hear see
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and read in these increasingly polarized times mean that open conversation is needed more than ever but the billionaires who hold the keys now have all the cards they love my. r.t. new york. a british police force is resorting to a bit of public shaming to try and combat lockdown violators let's just police have posted body cam video on twitter saying they issued over 140 fines to people flouting the rules across a single weekend i'm going to give you a quote of it because they're not reasonable is that you come way out of the. you know you can't be cheated you can leave home to go to work you can you go straight. well if you're right. if you don't watch the news would you think you're impervious. you know it's
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a. you know you're in the wrong. the deputy police chief described the reasons given by violators as ridiculous and inexcusable they ranged from boozy parties described as business meetings to people venturing out to get their nails done but as a british data security expert we spoke to says it is a questionable use of police resources which could actually backfire. but with serious is when there is evidence of misbehavior when there is evidence of civil disobedience if you put that to people then you're likely to encourage more civil listen media more criminal behavior and more serious behavior so i don't think this is a policy that's been thought through i think it's a knee jerk reaction somebody is thought it would be a good idea but clearly a very poorly misinformed and is this really the best way of leicester police bending their time and efforts in the making of videos. meanwhile in parts of the
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u.k. police are applying even tougher measures to those breaching pandemic restrictions officers are using not only the power of words in fines but also arrests to deal with demonstrators. dozens of people gathered to protest toughen lockdown measures in birmingham and initially it was a peaceful small demonstration resulted in at least 4 people forcefully taken into custody demonstrators reacted to the authorities response by moving the reality of the rally to a different location. some other news from around the world now thousands of people showed up for an anti lockdown protest in the austrian capital this weekend it follows a government discussion on whether to extend restrictions with the decision expected to be announced on sunday austria has been under strict lockdown measures since the end of december. to france now where mass protests have renewed in the capital
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there over a controversial global security bill opponents claim the bill that criminalizes the publication of materials which could identify police officers violates human rights and press freedoms the proposed law has already passed through the lower house of the french parliament. brazil is struggling to cope with the covert pandemic and the problem is particularly bad in the amazon region where there is a shortage of oxygen for patients and only a fraction of the medics needed to help the country's health minister admits that health care in the area has collapsed. baby if you believe that we have lived through a moment of horror and panic the pandemic came back to announce what it was on the
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control so also people are losing their left once this phase is tragic in our capital. there were only 4 doctors here yesterday and over 70 patients in this room and there were 12 patients in 2 braided where my mother was being treated. to was to keep up with the flow it's not easy to do it trying to take care.
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even if we think the facts and will work it will take a while so we know these numbers will increase for a while unfortunately. on the way it is no time to be a fussy eater the european food safety authority says it is now ok to eat mill worms will chew over the pros and cons among our stories after a break international. aesop's fables caution us to be careful what we wish fall because it might just come true after 4 years of donald trump the democrats a triumphant li retaking power in the united states is that a cause for celebration all concerned.
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the world is driven by shaped by. the day are saying. we dare to ask. him back this is our chief international giant us corporations have polled
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financial support from politicians who have spoken out in favor of donald trump that is despite the firms themselves having previously pumped huge sums into the president's party saskia taylor now looks at corporate america's efforts to fit in with the incoming democratic administration. donald trump free fall from american president to enemy number one is always complete but it turns out guilty by association too if you voted for trump you voted for the person who claimed supported you voted for the person who nazis support you voted for the person who the all right supports vets the crowd that you are in apart from being heckled is that not free having a trump sign a new yard might cost you your twitter account but for lawmakers on the hill loyalty to the president has come at a much higher price over we're not yet making contributions to this point in the
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election cycle nike's political action committee will not support any member of congress who ignores these principles of democracy including those who voted to decide if ideal actual college results for some it was news that mike even donated to the red tape and they did 150000 dollars in 2020 while the democrats got handed over a 1000000 so besides being a monster crossan jumping on the gun nike's move was also a monster class and forgetting that when your going to take the moral high ground you better make sure you will clean as some whistle yourself nike uses slave labor politicians should be refusing their donations like anyone cares now you got rich off the backs and sweat of child labor and pittance wages in asia all good americans should refuse to support them or accept any donations from them and you also better make sure you're consistent i'm sure that the osa got so donations to
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the democrats that objected to the electoral college vote in 2016 asking for a friend up to the 20020042016 elections democrats cried foul and contested the outcomes as is that constitutional right. don't remember nike pulling its millions than that's because it didn't and neither did any of the dozens of other companies that have now decided that constitutions are wrong and republicans need to be taught a lesson disney wal-mart be amazon and general electric morgan stanley the list goes on some have even gone a step further and ask for a refund take josh hawley to fossella to commit to objecting he's been asked by greeting cards giant who mark to pay back past donations season's greetings seditionist we want our money back who is also being called on to resign and had a contract for an upcoming book cancelled counseling being something holy is
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generally not a fan of this could not be more william let me be clear this is not just a contract dispute it's a direct assault on the 1st amendment only approved speech can now be published this is the left looking to cancel everyone they don't approve of we'll never know of course but i'm guessing that if trump was still on twitter around about now with the wads which would probably be making a caps lock parents it's. unparalleled to see the democrat party acting like such sore winners instead of celebrating and instead 'd moving forward with their agenda they've said become even more slight full and nastier than they were during the 4 years of trim if this is what it's going to be like everyone should be terrified their mission now is the engines and blood and i think people are rightly scared you know these people have absolutely the entire media and big
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tech industrial complex in their pockets and all i can d.b.l. they have all a big business and they won the election all bets are off. they are cheap they are healthy they are nutritious and easy on the environment but would that be enough to convince you to add mill worms to your daily diet the european food safety authority has done research which claims that the beetle live they are safe for humans to eat and it is now up to e.u. members to decide whether they should be made available this 1st european food safety just to risk assessment doesn't the little food going to pave the way for the 1st approve our risk of the leash and the ease it decides if a necessary step in the regulation of normal foods by supports in the e.u. in making science bees decisions and ensuring the safety of consumers. if it helps you to whet your appetite the un food and agriculture agency says insects are
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a good source of protein and fiber the big benefit for the planet is that their production does not produce a lot of greenhouse gases and there is also a much lower risk of the spread of animal to human diseases so far so good but researchers say studies are still inconclusive more work is needed they say on allergies and claim that worms do contain keeton which is perfectly safe for most people but it can cause a severe reaction for some and is also found in shellfish perhaps though it's another wriggling doubt which might put off some of the more sensitive european pellets there are cognitive reasons derived from our social and cultural experiences the so-called yuck factor that makes the thought of eating insects repugnance to many europeans with time exposures such entities can change lower costs and prices could enhance food security and new demand will open economic opportunities too but these could also affect existing sectors we spoke to
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campaigners on sustainability farming poverty and animal rights to see if they have any beef about eating bugs. we are going to own rising population globally we have real real concerns about food security i think the issue is about having a 3rd that's sustainable 'd that is for the whole has relatively negative impacts so i think the insect option is one as very much of navigating insects is just serve perpetrates yes these are is necessary in the end because certain cities are so if the matter of doing their jobs are in which we have to divide our meat consumption money and so whole times like we have to needs in terms less meat because it is sufficiently cowers are very carbon intensive the majority of current footprint of animal or her culture comes from remove them so they chose cheap i
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think that a lot of environmentalist think the cow is worth but the environment recent research and oxford university suggested that the calculations that agriculture organization the u.n. organization has made about the contribution that ruin a town was that's cows and sheep make towards climate change is being exaggerated so actually if we factor in the way it which cows grazing pasture could contribute towards locking up carbon in the store that cancels out there be a division's i'm committing with me to work because i used to use them for fishing bait and to treat my pets whereas the boy and it's it's good that the european regulators say sake but i don't personally fancy it i'm stuck with a little bit at the yuck factor simply i don't think they're going to part called a major part of the future diet of 21st century humanity i think we really just in the review of this illusion that people have problems with insects in the market is
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approaching many people that buy a protein drinks across europe at the moment to get a protein drink which says it contains protein. quite often that protein is produced from insects more and more people are beginning to see them in shit in trendy parts of london now you can ball i shot ginger flavored salty carol locusts and all sorts of things and i don't think it's a matter of if why all way it's just a matter of it's coming down the i mean it's already here and if they what if they give it a trendy name it will be come something that more people accept in the burgers and mess up in those parks. and that does it for me i'll be back in let's say 32 and a half minutes with another phone fresh look. what
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we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic developments only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. some rumors as soon as you. see memphis mccomb you may. remember the just going down for a vote if you kill them to. antarctica is a very international community. meeting yesterday with only 2 things.
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you just have to keep it as the slow slow slow you need to ease. the pollution of the world food used to cook a business for their new country. is everything produced polluted with it if one comes to do with. the. 5 they have i would affect all day but i decided not to take this life. with my good to you that. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. tyson nation community. are you going the right way or are you being.
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direct. what is true. is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or remain in the shallows. on max kaiser i think was karl marx or said something like capitalism what about choice all the rope to hang out south you now while. there is some poetic karmic.

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