[000:00:00;00] ah, a club sticking provocation from cobb bullets that taliban blocks any deadline extension and puts the brakes on citizens fling abroad. coming. we hear from the mayor of kabul about the situation on the ground there in the capital. the departure of many people from abundance. this has traded some sort of fines among the rest of the population. this is very good opportunity for some people. they would like to take this opportunity and go elsewhere. i had to as far copatrick isn't all, may be a fear of fortune slipping away. well, us weapons contract to school for continuation of the mission in afghanistan, but his mainstream media may be forgotten. there could be

a conflict of interest to white to be true. a cambridge museum hung special plex explaining the whiteness of some of its sculptures on display. all in the name of diversity. ah good morning. welcome to the program, watching out into national with me, kevin, in lie from a world news age to moscow this wednesday and a lot to talk about regarding i've kind of stuff going to start with cobble international airport. currently controlled by us forces is running what could well be know the last few days of evacuation from the country, the town which non controls everything apart from the airport says that africans that have gathered the should return home because they won't be allowed to leave any longer, well, also vouching for the safety of those remaining in the country. so with a television no longer allowing the evacuation of africa citizens,

the children we see here big entertain the best they can buy american soldiers that are at the airport and couple waiting for the flights difficult time for them. they've done what's ahead. oh, so that's his previous groups of african refugees that have managed to leave, haven't yet reached their final destination. they've been transferred to multiple us holding sites like this one in kuwait. meantime, backing up gonna sound the mirror cobble who kept his office throat the taliban takeover told us the mass departures spots of panic response in the hysteria that has been created around surrounding the departure of many people from up on the sun. this has created some sort of anxiety among the rest of the population because the country has been at war for 40 years. ironically,

know that there is no war. people are trying to leave because they have a fears that what might happen in the future, and they're also living in a country that is poor, a lot of unemployment. so this is very good opportunity for some people that even if they were not affected by war, they would like to take this opportunity and go elsewhere. who's clinical, of course, for the country is not known yet. that's why people are so anxious and confused, and they're very worried. right now we don't have any government or any course of action. it will depend on the behavior of all of on, on how they deal with the liberties of the people. what the freedom of the people need and have to enjoy their the women's issues. girls going to

schools, administration, being handled by profession was and by, by experts. these are all the things that people are waiting and watching your news. women's rights are one thing and pictures and advertising's or another think. so the total of one have announced officially at least that they will wide by the law and sharia and islam has given rights to women. and according to their slumming sharia, they will allow women to go to school, go to work, pursue their careers as long as it's in the confines of the stomach sharia. it's very clear that islamic sharia has certain conditions, certain principles and certain guidelines. people quickly got to get the head around

a day to day life has to go on past the campus. things are different with the taliban. his policies on women's rights. she had unclear, for instance, little snapshot of how it's affecting life beauty salon is reportedly taking preventative measures painting over women's faces on the rabbits that local say, the owners are afraid of repercussions from the taliban. elsewhere though, for those who say life appears to be in some ways returning to a semblance of order and no man at the taliban, of patrolling the streets, helping traffic police in the city. a guard, as, for instance, he's not going to stand markets open in streets full of cars, local se the security provided thus far has been pretty good. but also mentioning there was a shortage of some supply that's been flagged that a lot of people and businesses and shops are also open once again in, for instance, jello by the 5th largest city in the country. 2 billions of dollars worth of advanced weaponry and heavy armor though is being abandoned by the u. s. and his

partners now. and i've got to start along the way this video showing the inside of one format nato, a base in the country. and i say, be the hasty retreat. the u. s. presidents and the success of the evacuation is reliant on the cooperation of the taliban completion bargains. 31st depends upon the tale bond continuing to cooperate and allow access to the airport for those who are trans, we're transporting out no disruption to our operation. in addition, i've asked the pentagon and the state department for contingency plans to adjust the time table. should that become necessary? let me remind you that the deadline for the american withdrawal is the 31st of august. i can very my message again to the americans to evacuate all its allies by this time because they have the capability, they have planes, they have the airport, they must evacuate all the troops. and those people who are linked to for this role underway, retired us generals and prominent capitol hill, politicians and calling for the continuation though the 20 campaign there. but it seems of

a story made it. these people are being heard or may have ignored the fact that just possibly some i've got vested interest in companies selling weapons. the court has got moral not continue. the afghanistan occupation calls to delay the pull out of us led coalition troops have hit the mainstream media. when the decision was announced, months ago, i said that i fear that we would come to regret this decision. and we already are. this again is a nightmare when we were there, we had the cooperation of the afghans. we work with the military. there are a lot of partnerships involved. this is a national security threat. or these just a bunch of overly patriotic americans. it's unlikely you see the taliban victory crashed the prophet party of america's gigantic military industrial complex. and the main stream media often omits that many overly jingle western military officials have investments in that very institution. take former us general j keen

. he also happens to be the chair of the company that produces humvees and sits on the board of another company that produces military equipment. so wouldn't you know, he thinks it was a bad idea to leave afghanistan. i think the administration made a terrible mistake and, and pulling our troops out and, and given the talem on the opportunity to take the country over and, and now we're going to inherit the epicenter of radical islam, right inside of it inside about canis. and it's going to become a more dangerous place. there's also retired us general david portray is a partner at a global private equity firm called k k r, which has assets in the u. s. defense sector. and richard hoss is a former white house adviser who sits on the board of the investment firm lazarus, a firm that also serves defense companies. and we can't forget former us defense secretary leon panetta, a senior counselor at beacon global strategy is hardly an unbiased party. another fare mention is florida republican mike waltz,

who made up to $25000000.00 in profits. after selling a defense firm, which has offices in afghanistan. the problem is terrorism. that opens up ghana. stan doesn't stay in afghanistan. we will be archived at $3.00. they are working closely with the taliban, and they do tend to attack their former secretary of state condo. liza rice offered her $0.02 on y, america's longest war was not long enough. 20 years may also not have been enough to consolidate our gains against terrorism and assure our own safety we and they needed more time. once again, rice's place on the board of c 3, a i, a defense contracting company is conveniently left out of our article with all these powerful officials having one foot in the capitalist pool and the other in that of the u. s. government. it's not hard to imagine why endless war is

a very lucrative business decision for some stock returns from 2001 to 20. 21 for government contracted arms. companies like lockheed martin and northrop grumman totaled more than 1000 percent and wiki leaks, founder and whistleblower julian assange tried to warn the world about it years ago to use wash money out of a way out of the base of european africa back into the head of a trend that is the goal. my goal is to have in looking for some reason the mainstream media doesn't seem to find it necessary to tell their viewers that the experts they invite to inform public opinion on the afghan war. have a very specific agenda of their own me well, the scale of america's failure, enough canister has been revealed in 20, declassified to documents, published by the us national security archive. one shows the extent to which the

calamity was consistently and deliberately hidden from the public back in 2002, then defense secretary donald rumsfeld, was worried that the mission was drifting. but never mentioned it publicly. rather arguing there was no point in negotiating with the remnants of the taliban more than a decade later, to an american diplomat had the same concerns. the 1st question of did we know what we were doing? i think the answer is no. if there was ever a notion of mission creep, it didn't get this done. we went from saying that we'll get rid of ok. so they can threaten us to say we're going to end the television, then we said, we will get all the true. the telephone works with then further to have in our exit strategy b. s. table government. and again, it's done. we have to say good enough is good enough. that's why we're there. 15 years later we spoke to scott ritter. he's a former marine corps intelligence officer. believes the documents do confirm what

was open secret documents may not have been available. the information contained in these documents was well known to experts and specialists, and could have been well known to anybody who took the time to do the research. the reality is the. busy united states has not had a co haired afghan policy since from the very beginning. look, defense companies in united states, you're going to profit whether or not i mean the united states has one of the largest defense budgets in the world. the largest defense budge in the world, $700.00 plus $1000000000.00. and a lot, a good portion of this goes to, you know, the acquisition of weapons and material equipment from defense contractors. you know, afghan stand was an opportunity for specific technologies. and the companies associated with those technologies to, you know,

come into prominence and there was some money to be made. this huge surge and people fling, i've gone, astounds, causing a security nightmare for europe because among those fleeing the taliban, a convicted criminals in some cases earlier, repatriated by the u. back to have kind of stand alone with suspect some various global security watch lists in the u. k. for instance, in africa, national and britain's no fly list made it into the country on a military plane. it was declared soon though to be a person not of interest, it was free to go over in france, police arrested one of 5 f guns with suspected links to the taliban. seems it failed to comply with the state home order. yet for our under surveillance, and then in germany, some previously reported afghans from criminal records, managed, apparently to sneak back in those evacuation flights. but in saying it's not screening people on the ground in afghanistan at the moment. the current procedure is a pragmatic one, which means that security checks on the basis of police findings will only take

place in germany. it was deliberately decided that we no longer carry out checks on the spot, but after arrival in germany in a moment, while hungry says it won't accept an unrestricted flow of migrants from afghanistan, emphasizing that the government won't let his people suffer from flor joe political decision. system put it, my brother, u. s. leadership, the hungarian state secretary on the line that the chaos there probably could have been avoided. what were seen right now in capital, in other parts of a garrison is frightening. and i think it could bring about an airing migration and international terrorism that we didn't want and perhaps could have avoided. we talked about some security concerns which shall show bridger from a counter terrorism. intelligence officer thinks the chaotic situation in cub old could result. and even more complications in the near future. some degree the concern is justified because often you've got a situation where g to the arctic situation on the ground. and we're talking around

the ground around. i didn't start a couple of quoting software that is taking place. not it means that together with the problems that no doubt taking place, haven't correct documentation. a lot of problems around the actual nice know fly list themselves. what today is attention many times in the past, for example, in actresses of those, but also the ease with which people can get run days. in any case, it's not surprising that some cases have arisen, and i think we can expect more to happen. so what to do in a bid to block refugees from getting to europe then poland is planning to build a wall along its border with barrows and double the number of troops station that we are dealing with an attack on poland. it is an attempt to trigger a migration crisis. we will not allow the creation of a route for the transfer of migrants via poland to the european union over 2000

asylum seekers from north africa. the middle east of attempted to enter poland by a better route this month, according to official polish data. neighboring lithuania is also planning its own better ocean for the wall. next year to you, countries claim better was, has been facilitating a migrant colored door as a form of hybrid warfare. they claim it's in retaliation for sanctions. the block imposed on minsk also recently came under fire from rights groups over the trap. refugees to who include women and children. this said to of been stuck at the board for more than a week. poland denied demand tree saying the responsibility of bearers from a vice chair of the european council. refugees and excels keith best spoke to us about it. he said war building generally by these countries as previously proven ineffective. we remember 2015 hungry built a wall against refugees coming in from serbia. i mean the these measures which may

be particular. busy to better route lithuania is now trying to build a wall, v you money against better is for the same reasons as, as potent. so it seems to be an endemic problem. the people keep on wanting to build walls. sadly, they're not very effective in achieving the objectives of the originators want. the answer is to have an international agreement about how to deal with migration flows that are caused as a result of war or oppression or. busy change in regime countries coming together, not trying to so these things individually as countries by building the piece of war. but actually by having a concerted effort, i'm afraid it is one of the master's failures of the european union as an institution. i mean it's been based upon nimbus, i'm not in my backyard. so every country has to be exclusive in

saying it's not prepared. busy to take refugees, it's the final last kind of stuff. this story of an african anti taliban fighter was sent to guantanamo in 2003 by the us military suspicion of terrorism. he tells us how he was taught should, but never gave up an after eventually been in front of this and he returned canister to fight for his country. the one, the son who did a good to us all the quote good, good, good. i really want the proof for my you got to be subtle company, so you cut the cut over. what are the key code things, alicia? this was the right hon bought, i bought it was filled out through z o o z

the the signing of the us to all about agreement laid the groundwork for the road ahead toward a lasting peace in afghan. the stand on that mcdonald's into those who stories going to be on air very sunset the day check out when you're part of the world. it r t dot com slash schedule writes 19 past the hour. good morning, hoping to stick around lots more to tell, including this indian children getting a glimpse of the future with a russian robot. give them lessons in artificial intelligence that go lower find oh i i,

i i, the me, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk

me the news. ah, for the sake of combating racism, the museum of archaeology, that in cambridge and the case to play special plucks next to some sculptures on display there to explain where this a white, the move comes in response to open letter that was sent from students and staff criticize we museum for the allegedly misleading representation of the ancient world, is but a mixed reaction as a result. have you ever wanted by roman and greek sculptures are white? well, the answer may seem obvious that because just some material they're made off is why . that's why camera diversity classic faculty. the question hangs in the air. they plan to put up signs next to the white blood the cath explaining why they're not by us and color the university plain. so the current display gives

a misleading impression of the whiteness of the ancient world. the class to cast collection at the museum of classical archaeology, both from the cas gallery and distributed around the lecture. rooms of the faculty building gives a misleading impression about the whiteness, an absence of diversity from the greek and roman world. but highlighting the diversity of the aged world may come as a challenge, mainly because the museum 600 piece collection of room and in greek cath. it's primarily a depiction of well roman and great story history. you know, it is impossible to offend anyone. also, we are talking about something from a made the ago so it doesn't make any difference. what the now is the message by you have to or with the referral, what was the message of buck a bit to stager? i think it's a great decision. i think any decision to explain previous coaches and justify that decisions is a good one. the most to see sculptures here. applause to costs anyway,

then cluster it's white, full formation, open minded people. you know, people discover things. they turn things white. if it isn't, is true representation, maybe it's useful for those who are particularly concerned about it to have a plot suggesting that i think it's fast and it's just the way the material isn't. especially if they were painted just faded. what can you do about it? re paying cash, they would, you just faded the universities decision to present these signs because of the response to a letter signed by the students stuff. and i lou me. the latter calls for a public acknowledgement of racism is in classic and the need for anti racist works with the discipline. the new action plan also calls and classics faculty members to receive an implicate bias training every 3 years. the blacks explaining the whiteness of just some costs are due to go on display later this year. and one may

only wonder what will be written on them, both in engine base and you come diversity amongst that to switch are made out of plastic us. this obsession people have with the identity is meant that the university is formed into line with radical left wing cirrus. instead of paying attention, people actually have an inch to increase friendship road. the minds will be distracted by contemporary political gobbledygook, useful tool. so list of times waste of money and why should you have to explain to anyone a call from a needed that a plaster cast is going to be white. jimmy assist effective nate to which everybody understands. and for the university of cambridge to degrade itself in this way and to see if all members of his stuff and student body and all visitors have to be

treated as idiots. seems to me to be absolutely deplorable. file a quick one of 500 uses the future of education will students and the southern incidence janai are about to learn about a 1st time to say it works out from a robo developed by russian science. this is about to take a trip that 1st, a correspondent dmitri polk managed to get a face to face with it seems went pretty well. oh, but in our everyday life to some people, this concept is terrifying. but for many others it's an exciting idea. and many companies here at skulk of all are working on bringing that idea to life from rober reese's to those they can act as personal assistant. here experts explore possible directions in which robots can become a worthwhile addition to the human workforce. and some of the projects have already become international sensation. one of those being promo by a russian company that is established itself as one of the leading manufacturers of

robot assistance in europe. their models have already been delivered to 40 countries around the world, and the world bots have earned their stay as workers in places like hotels, airports, expos, government service centers, and even schools and health clinics. let's find out what it's actually like to talk through robot. hello promo. by what do you do here at school? come up here. i am working as a consultant. i on the questions and help people. it's not hard to see why people grow liking these robot. they actually have something of a personality and just check out those dance moves. although robots like, promo bought, are considered harmless. there are still many concerned with the dangers these robots could pose to humans, but not to worry. these robots are laced with

a whole bunch of safety measures, as will cease to features the robot has a red button at the back called the mushroom. all the safety sensors specific to the robot, include those that measure the distance to the obstacle. these are integrated, ultrasonic and infrared, which allow you to achieve greater accuracy and even the robot themselves know all the law probiotics by heart. the 3 laws of robotics are a set of rules devised by the science fiction or isaac asimov. a robot may not injure that he wouldn't be all through. inaction allow, a human beings is coming to a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except with such orders. which conflict with the 1st law, a robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the 1st or 2nd law. it seems that not long ago,

this would have been considered science fiction. but today and entire robot service industry is already working on bringing robots and humans closer together. and finding a way to work side by side. let's see what the robot service industry looks like. pro bought you want to coffee? ah, all right. robots that can make coffee and robots that can make conversation. either way, you slice it, the future is coming, then a part of it is already here. i am judging by these examples. robots can be a part of human life and it's just a matter of what we do with it. yeah, i can tell you not talk, talk to start talking about it since you take the home. that's a wrap. what we're talking about. say it out into nationalists. where there's a so much more dotsie dot com. i'm kevin. oh and reporting for you for me in the team. have

a good day the. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, i use the use ah, is the still large enough to satisfy the ambitions of jeff bezos? you know, it's got its tentacles in so many aspects of the economy. there's nothing that amazon isn't trying to get into to step by step. the amazon empire has extended its

group on the world that walks by conducting quacks like a dog dog. so amazon looks like monopoly trays like a monopoly makes money like the monopoly behaves like mon, off like amazon essentially controlled the marketplace. it's not really a market as a private arena where a single company controls the distribution of daily products and the infrastructure of our economy is produced according to amazon. ah, the good news