repeatedly this messaging has return, despite the fact that it's been pretty well debunked by the world health organization. but other people who looked at it pretty closely, it's not just the ca, david, but trask. former u. s. general started talking about the need for, you know, protocols on an international scale. it kind of just says the chemical weapons treaty has a formal surveillance of places that have chemical manufacturing. they should be similar. you may, they've broken down in recent years and david betray us. i'm not sure given that he had to resign and his grace is the best source for any information. he has no credibility, but what he was saying essentially was once more winking and nodding and suggesting that this has something to do with chemical weapons manufacturing. but have all of this has been repeatedly debunked. but the biden administration picking up just where the trump administration left off. i mean,

i suppose we have to admit that it is feasible such as everything is feasible in science. but i think what's different, and we've talked on this program about the, the way the chinese officials now respond to entity blinking in anchorage. and the way that now join us foreign ministry spoke with jose. and so quick not to just quietly say you well, you know, that's an american point of view. so quick to point to for dietrich, just 50 miles away from washington dc and say what i know that has been going on in your germ warfare laboratory. what did you make of this chinese response to the, by the administration allegations? well, look, i've followed chinese diplomacy for years. i remember meeting chinese diplomats in the middle east. they used to be so cautious on the word stage. you know, they'd always talk about every country has their right to its own internal offense . one should not interfere and so on. in recent years, you don't see that you see what you know has been called zone with diplomacy. you know this much more form of reacting to us pressure in latin america. we've seen

a massive edge right in the breast in last year. the ambassador and sheila, for instance, wrote in carrying cord on bill my phone bill and the secretary of state a liar, much more aggressive responding. you know, the chinese, it seems to me up and i've had enough of it at anchorage alaska and in the blink. and open the meeting, the 1st meeting, and the highest level of the biden administration with the chinese government by insulting the chinese. i mean, you know, instead of saying, look, welcome to alaska, alaska. the gateway is here for the united states. if you look on a clear day, you can see moscow from anchor instead of the pleasantry blinking comes then, and just inside the chinese thing, you don't understand the rules based world order rules based world order. where now listening to this from the country, the prosecutor, the illegal walk in iraq and eccentric counselor, one just hit back,

hard at that meeting. and then what are you talking about rules based on what the rules of you followed. one reason for this confidence in the china has been able now finally to be able to defend its border. very important, this psychological aspect. you see, you see, not only us shipping doing the so called freedom of navigation moves in the south china sea, but now the h m, as queen elizabeth, is going to join. you have german ships, french naval vessels in the, off the course of korea. and so on, the chinese, the thing we're going to defend the border, we're not going to dig this lying down. they used to be a theory early option about, you know, the traffic malacca, the straits of malacca, the chinese fed oil particularly could be at any point got off. they're not so dependent anymore because of the bed and road. it's because of the ability of the chinese to drive and economic project that seems to be much more success. then they

can amik projects in europe in the u. k. in the us and so on. well, british viewers can be assured that the maurice johnson government has sent worship there to protect british interests. obviously, i mean, not, not everyone who's a journalist, read your books, perhaps haven't read your most recent one washington bullet. but when this ruler of the chinese lab booker, of ours came out, is it just expected from the authorities? whether it be an m, i 6 around the corner from here, or in langley, at the ca, that the reporters will just flip from trump is an idiot. why the saying it's under warranty to buy and says it could be it well may well be a communist corona, virus virus. well, i mean the office and i looked out of your windows and i've seen the mit building and it presents a very formidable view from where you are sitting. so i hope they listen to this

just because you and am i sick. say something doesn't mean that the rest of us in the world believe it. you know, we are not that critical as we are not still on the security stayed in the west. we would like to look at the evidence and i'd like, i'd prefer to listen to epidemiologists who look at the evidence. you've looked at the sequencing of this particular virus. and they understand that the sequencing of the virus demonstrates that it's much more likely to have developed by moving between various animals and then eventually leaping to human. then leaping out of a test you and yet the intelligence services continue to speak in that language. of course, it's true that you know, journalists were, liberals will say, look, trump was a little, not the, but if biden said, you know, the mandarin, that m, i think said this probably more credibility. why listen to them? why not listen to the scientists? if only bars, johnson listened to the science early in 2020. if only drum listen to the science

in early 2020. well, i'm now asking fellow journalists, why not talk to the scientists to learn about what's in the d n. a sequence of the virus getting that a little, let them tell you about that. don't listen to the briefings from, you know, the shadows from intelligence services where they are disparaging the science in order to make a political point. well jumping johnson say they've done the best. they can johnson's and as an inquiry which may start next next year. what about this chinese allegation? people watch our interview about m. k ultra, and relations to germ warfare. at 240 drake on youtube channel. i think just give us a rundown of why the united states has 600 buildings and 13000 acres, apparently in the w h. i haven't looked into it. do you think the usa, whatever open for the trick, which the cdc shut down in september?

was it august 2019, just as a nowadays, and now we discover of some sightings of corona virus around the world. well, i don't know if it's really shut down because these are sites that are not inspected by independent observers. there's a lot of evidence option, going back to the 19th century on various forms of chemical and biological weaponry produced by the united states government. there's a lot of evidence they've used it. i mean, for god's sake, we forget that in vietnam, the united states use chemical weapons against that population. by which i mean nit form. if the next thing after a nuclear bomb, they would perchance, can say whatever he wants about the need for surveillance of biological, you know, manufacturing of different kinds of potential weaponry. when the u. s. has never allowed inspections of any of it sites. so i mean, i'm not confident that anything is actually shut down and i dig the chinese

accusation seriously. you know, it's one thing to accept or the government says, and you know, believe that they are being completely honest and that they're being, you know, genuine about what they're saying as it's another to allow independent inspections . let's remember what iraq was made to do in the 1900 ninety's when people like hands, blake and others went from side to side inspecting things. i look forward to the day when side such as this are opened up in the united kingdom. let's go and investigate the united kingdom on chemical weapons, and joan weapons large is bad. the exist, we don't know what's good for the goose has never been good for the gander. you remember the early part of the trumpet administration, they use the mother of all bonds and i've got to start journalists were not permitted to go to the site to see what had happened. there journalist was stop. we were given breast gods by the pentagon about how to report that story. most of the

reporting is identical. just finding briefly invite to, we're going to be talking about colombia and britain's links to what will happen in colombia very briefly, because i haven't seen you spoken to you since about what happened in ecuador, where pro american has been elected. hopes that pink tied maybe returning. we've now seeing the, all the fake corruption, as it turns out allegations against noun overturned. we've seen changes in bolivia and we see madura continuing to lead venezuela. you know, there are several elections that are going to be on the horizon very important. on sunday, early june, you're going to see an election. the 2nd round in fair federal guest deal, a man of the left, a man, a school teacher from rural param most likely is going to win the election in triumph over the daughter of mister fuji morty, who was the dictator in the 1990. very significant in november, daniel hardly a member of the communist party and she lay will be the candidate of the left all

show that he is the head of any other candidate in chile. this is really significant, but the place to look at, you know, option is columbia, where this gun violence at the center being golly, is being used by the government of even do k did try and deliver it to my next year's presidential candidate goes down there, famous to do kid accusing him of, of ism, of associations with violence and so on. this is disturbing because mr. mr. duke and his predecessor li, big have a history of trying to deal legitimize the left in order to have a triumphant return to ball. i don't know which i think that option. i don't know if it's any kind of tied, but certainly something is happening in south america. and i'm really glad that it's being covered by reporters. like yourself could you present? thank you. thanks a lot. after the break. as we've been told mountain the world's go to cocaine

country columbia. why is the british army helping security forces 5000 miles from london, that human rights groups blame for mass slaughter. all the more coming up about to have going underground you know, probably going out of my back on i would have been like one. okay. your trucking last year. so you'll have a lost his bus because i just got to the bottom. you just got to go. yeah, we've got to be, i'm on my cell. my don't put up as soon as i miss it. so i'll set you up with you or not. so my pull up, i got my almost what did i'm already playing respects up already. just go to me. i mean we can think of, we went up as i say, i mean thoroughly here. i just don't get on to say that it's fitted to chantelle.

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the, the the the, the the ah, welcome back. it's been every month since protests began in the world's largest cocaine . produce a columbia wherever a quarter of the population are living in poverty. now as news of school is killed up to britain about the sent you k soldiers to aid the countries security forces. joining me now from here in brazil is f no historian and political science professor at the national university of columbia meeting for hilton. for us, i,

i've got a message from the british ministry of defense saying there are military personnel in the embassy in columbia and less than 10 officials. and we have previously foreign office. he has a few than 10 members of the u. k. armed forces deployed to columbia know that you're going to tell me what's been happening in columbia, but i should just say the board johnson last 3 to columbia. was it committed to an impressive 51 percent reduction in carbon emissions by 2030 together? we can build greener. i welcome president. even duke as leadership, welcoming him maybe to glasgow this year. what's been happening there? well, the 1st thing i'd say about that is that, you know, in terms of british forces being in columbia, in any capacity, i assume that they're just simply a supplementary force as a so often the case to a much larger u. s. force. and the u. s. the committed a pretty impressive amount of resources to beating up the columbia armed forces and

police in columbia, in the war against arm rebels. and now that war machine, the united states, that the united states helped build up as being on lease against on arm civilian demonstrators in all colombia, major cities. and most of its towns goes back decades. britain training. i mean, there's been parody 2100000 in something called the police innovation. so stabilisation training in columbia and so on. but, but i mean, human rights watch america's director, seriously saying that the scale of the police violence has, there's not been seen in latin america. tell me what you're hearing. that human rights, what can be saying that the levels of violence can be that, that severe? so the 6 i have come from human rights n g o in columbia, that has been compiling nice. it just extend this started on april 28th and what

they have so far, and they tend to be conservative in their numbers because there's a lot and it's not being registered. so they can only go with what's actually been registered. $3405.00 acts of police violence altogether. busy in the space of a month. so right, that's over a 100 a day. there's been 43 homicides that have been committed by members of the police or civilian, inspiring alongside of police and in coordination with police. there's been 1145 arbitrary arrests. $47.00 people have been blind in one eye because the anti riot police are using these tear gas canisters, but then firing them at fairly close range of people's heads. and then 22 women have been, as far as i know, it's been all women victims of sexual violence at the hands of the police will the national police who ride around on their motorcycles,

terrorizing people and shooting at them as well as the police look like the sort of global cops that used to be featured in science fiction movies, while the colombian government denies it, we can verify the figures you you've just said. and if you look at the british government website, columbia is a great place for doing business because the world bank is saying is the 35th best country in the world to do business. just take us back as to why the latest protests of a could and lead to as your and g o claims such a level of extreme violence from the authorities that okay, so the government introduced a regressive tax package that would have really come down are on the official figure that the colombian government has for the number of people living in poverty is 42.5 percent. and that is for sure, a conservative figure, but at least that many people live in poverty. and a number of them were going to be hit with a whole range of taxes, including taxes on basic staples and then fuel. but then also taxes on their

salaries. and as a result of the pan demik in which, you know, people haven't received any kind of emergency funds of the sort that has been seen elsewhere. people are really, they were frankly, at the edge of survival before the pandemic. and that's why there was a national general strike in 2019, in order to reject regressive tax measures, which favored multinational corporations and the banking sector. and then vis regressive tax package is, was introduced on top of sort of the free fall disaster. that, that the pandemic is represented for the majority of colombians, poverty shut up 7 percent officially in just one year as a result of the panoramic. so people that the majority of the population lives on the edge of survival. and when people began going without a meal, and so when they saw that they were going to have to pay the fact that they knew

they simply couldn't. and that they had to test just in order to survive at the levels that they're at. now, they have also forced the withdraw because that measure was immediate withdrawn. they've also for the withdrawal of a regressive health care reform measure, which would rebuttal columbia even further along us lines. which is to say, is the consumer of healthcare services who ends up paying, you know, the bulk of the found that the entire health care system is set up by the previous route or anywhere as a means of privatizing existing health care resources that true. it is the case that the system is already largely private and in many regions of the country, the health care sector is run by neo paramilitary mafia. they're involved in guns, trafficking, and cocaine trafficking, and murder and disappearance. see all kinds of barbarity of this. what we've been seeing in the cities happens in the countryside, but because

a minority of the population live in the countryside, and people who, or in our lives in the countryside, we rarely hear about now it's happening in the cities and it's being captured on video. but columbia's economic model has led to some of the highest levels of inequality in the entire world and is simply not sustainable anymore. and even kind of international financial agencies like the world bank and the i m f said to the colombian government, coming out of the peace process with the park, the armed rebels in the countryside. this was signed at the end of 2016. coming out of the peace process. the international financial agency said, listen, you have to increase social spending on things like health care and education. the kind of fundamentalist neoliberalism which allows for, you know, only cuts and only sturdy is not sustainable in the current social climate in columbia. so the colombian government has known for some time that it needed to beef up investment in health care in education. and students have been striking,

get greater resources for education, but the state refused to do so. the plan is to continue the privatization that as you pointed out, will be gone under albert, or even when he's president of 2002 to 2010. it's also important to point out that when he was president, according to these new courts, they had been set up to hear these kinds of cases. the special jurisdiction for peace is what they call these court. according to these courts, there are claims of young men being disappeared by the columbia, an army in order to boost the body. guerrillas killed him, combat these people were not killed in combat. they were civilians, not guerrillas, and they were disappeared by the army. and it happened both when george w bush was president. and when obama was president. so this was a systematic practice by the colombian army. when i was president, you, when it comes to latin america, britain abbas johnson host,

hit one guy do once to overthrow the government of venezuela neighboring country. you're telling me they're all the human rights abuses in a country that is britain's ally. britain has security cooperation, allows arms to be sent there. and of course, it's in the front night of the so called war on drugs. any, any evidence to suggest that all this money from an subsidy from the united states, from britain from european union countries, is actually aiding cocaine production and cocaine distribution? well, here's, here's the fact of the matter, plan colombia by the united states. it was 1st introduced under clinton and then beat up under bush and essentially continued in, in different guys under obama. ready more than a $1000000000.00 was spent in order to reduce cocaine production by okay, production is that record levels according to the us and other agencies, passive monitoring these things. so in terms of the stated goals,

all of the sort of anti drug efforts have failed dramatically. and that makes you wonder if the policy failure has been so dramatic decade after decade and the cocaine treated ap record levels. you know, why is there no room for rethink of those policies? and i mean, no one thing the motive, because i had a goodly suddenly some of the financial services industry takes cocaine and they're the ones supporting the liberal privatization. presumably his motivation here is, is columbia and norco state under, under this man, even do k. and do you think he's using the current violence to try and call off elections next year? is that, is that what the uptake is about to stop a progressive being elected the, you know, it's difficult because let me pride myself on

a civilian democracy. it only had military dictatorship, but very few period in the 1950 throughout the 20th century. and i would be surprised if collections did not walk like block work in the sense of, you know, according to the calendar. however, the kinds of slot and why lends that might more those elections as another question altogether. and we look back to the previous electoral site in the 21st century, we can certainly see where fraud and violence are played an important role. namely in electing, i'll believe, as president and reelect in 2000. so i think we can expect that every means possible will be used in order to stop the progressive candidate winnings in 202242 percent of the board in 2018, which was historic, with the columbia left, which has never gotten above st digits before and now this is happened and the only response to the government is increased militarization and you know,

increase spending on things like tear gas canisters for the ryan police. but it's not working. there's an entire generation which is said, we're not we, they've taken everything from us. we have enough that we don't even have beer anymore because we've been out here for a month and they have been shooting at us and their particular neighborhoods that you can point to and places like hollywood epicenter of this particular nationwide uprising. and you can see where they're being shot at every night. and so after a month of that, what you have the generation of young people. ready who have learned to see the state as a war machine, on least against them, even though they have no weapons. and they're just trying to defend the neighborhoods in which they live. so it's really dramatic situation and the american human rights commission is finally going to be able to get into columbia to investigate some of these things. the vice president and the chancellor of columbia has suggested that that should be a guided visit,

a guided tour. she also said in washington that there was only one person missing in all of this, i disappeared people and in fact, according to a leading and yo, there's 346 people. whereabouts are not accounted for? there have been bodies appearing, tortured and murdered in rivers and elsewhere. so it will be really important to find out just how many disappeared people there are. but in order for that to happen, there has to be independent human rights investigations which up until now, hello, mean government has been unwilling to prove to permit but you can see by the figure used by the vice president chancellor watching. oh, there's only one person missing. oh, you can come check it out. we'll give you a guided tour. the colombian government is essentially in disneyland when it comes to the reaction of the international community to this because the european union, even members of congress in the united states, have been pretty loud and clear about the fact that the bloodshed needs to stop the

government needs to rein in its police force and sit down and negotiate and dialog protesters. and that's of course, with the protesters are demanding as well. however, there doesn't seem to be much opposition from the, by the white house to what's going on and the u. s. wouldn't be able to restrict both police military to columbia and could even threaten some sort of economic sanctions as it would with any government considered its enemy. but because colombia is considered the closest ally or one of the closest allies in the hemisphere, the message so far has been rather mixed about police violence and beneath stopping well. and he did meet vice president mother ramirez and said there should be some going to support for, for protest. the colombian government denies all wrong doing, but professor forest healthy. thank you very much. thanks very much for having

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