it's usually around all the same or coming up and today's going underground. but 1st, after 11 years of war, syria has been the chessboard for geopolitical and neighboring rivalries. however, there are signs of the war and syria could be reaching its end game with increased diplomatic engagement between arab states and the assad government alongside china, offering relief from us sanctions. alternatively, as the clock turned back on syria given last week's u. s. mass killing in the country and 8 resurgence of isis. joining me now from damascus to discuss the we're head for the syrian government is dr. with any, siobhan political adviser to president bashar last at thank you so much for that, but they never coming back on, you know, every other week or so you k u. s. e, you nation armed war planes, a bombing your country. i better off just quickly because there's no reporting of it in our mainstream news in nato nations on television, and how effective are the air defense systems against the israeli attacks, which israel, of course, as is to fight terrorism. and thank you very much for posting me

for today. i think we have trying our best to defend ourselves again. if i aggression american aggression also and our country because unfortunately i v a u. s. are starting in different areas of studio for different reasons than they have they have, but that all occupying forces i want to do, i want to as system, most of the time it's the docking missiles and then prevent them from reaching their goal. but the problem is that, you know, done the, any kind of nation off aggression by a independent country. and this is the

question, how does the west accept this without any condemnation, even what happened in the northeast of phil? they've been what that is doing by buying a land in the northwest and also closing demographic, horrible demographic changes. and we don't hear any word from money. what them come to who will speak about sovereignty, democracy and human rights. when done on these actions, jackie, of course also saying it's all about terrorism that combating just, i mean, it's reported there are $900.00 us soldiers. there were reports of the s in your country that were intercepted, i understand after they needed isis territory. do you have any figures on the numbers of us soldiers or do you have any numbers on british? i say yes, i'm sorry, i didn't neglected a question about terrorism and they can get back to it because this is what the

military forces are doing for the last 11 years. and the pretext of the us about they are here. the plan that arisen is absolutely not true because all what they do is really try to support terrorist and i don't think. and then the number motto, who, how many us told ers are on the ground because they are using also local people and local forces for 2 reasons. first, to cause demographic changes in the country and their mind in preparation for the sion of the country. and secondly, they was there at planes and to close the ira in the region to flee that asian. and this is exactly what happened in high seca. i'm sorry to

say that all the news that came out from american media about the northeast of syria and the last 2 weeks has no big of truth in it. i thought the truth is that the us forces are transferring some of isis direst from the prison and from a car into 10 if the american based on their keyboard and do shad ivy. and they are just throwing hundreds of other houses and has a gun and causing by the poor, a punitive that lee of all the 50000 city and people, women and children out of their house in preparation to giving these areas to the current so that they can create a good state, similar good, this done and it up. so all the me that,

that they put about and it been in the prison and about that just throwing the house is because the fear that there were some terrorist in these houses, all of this really has no going through the i'm telling you exactly what happened and why did it happen? yes, the reports across major nation media said that the ice is broke out via their own business at the prism. as you know, the reports here are all of the success of joe biden, who said that a isis leader blew himself up, killing all the women and children. i will, abraham a real creation you believe he was previously de facto backed by the british of the united states before he was killed last year. and not only i believe really, we know because that then it base, for example, i was forced to do it about to liberate the eddie up completely. and we almost

destroy on that. there is the one american airplanes and probably british, i don't know. it started to show allied forces and that, that they were dead. and that come also the whole come in, in the north east of syria has over $60000.00 of the, you know, part in children. no woman coming from france, belgium, britain, to why nobody would actually. and nobody does anything about that. why the money they are protected by what they call them, tell the allied forces, you know, they call themselves a life forces, not they are fighting isis, but that allied forces in support, biases, and then support i for the joint and partition studio. this is the ultimate goal, those figures are disputed and after all then, why would by i have killed this man if he is

secretly supporting isis, which i should say, the russian intelligence service, as we are claims as well in the past 24 hours that they are actually planning us intelligence to talk to math because i'm talking you and are employing isis in surgeons. i think probably that all of this month is over. there probably use him to the extent that they can't do them anymore. nobody of them before. they make it blow about his importance about that he was so crucial to i says no, but they had to come before and i think they kill him one day when he is no longer useful. but if the i will ask this question, the audio to viewers in the united states and the allied forces are in syria in order to fight terrorism and the city. and i, me, it's main objective is to fight and there is a one. why can't they do it together?

if we had fighting the same enemy, why got to fight there? is them to better? that's a question i'm on the well, the they would on said that the syrian government is responsible for terrorism. that was a syrian network for human rights here in the u. k. claims 130000 been killed by your government since march 2021. and of course, there's that case in germany branch to find one of the syrian intelligence. that's why they can cooperate with, you know, all these reports. honestly, i absolutely base this up to my government. what support that is? the city i was known to be one of the status countries and the word before 2011. what about on this? why do we have now $60000.00 people in that whole come through all nationalities from china to load up from all nationalities who send all these direst,

who paid for them? who is feeding them? who was taken care of them in that time? 60000 people a day. oh, who is it? who was paying for all these that then it's not the government. it's not video. who do you think it is? and i taught it 1st there on the americans and they're like, they're like come to the one. well, i'm maintaining and keeping these people in the car because it appears to take them back home. i'm because the i love them because i'm going to allow them to come into syria to fight with if there is. well, joe biden has revoked licenses for delta crescent energy. i know trump said that the u. s. of outwardly wanted to steal your oil as we are saying what $3000000.00 barrels extracted a month. how much oil do you claim being stolen by the well, effectively with the help of administration. and i was on,

i want to leave you see them at noon under the sun. i, i, american, or british. i don't know. they're cutting out early into iraq and then or into dickey and then telling them, tell dad i want to we that i was caught on and then bombarding. i had a bridges and leaving the seat and people are deprived of their natural that is closest then naturally what i mean, how could a company that came to, we know a day, the bacon of freedom and the way the that was the and that a sources of another country with nobody complaining and nobody even mentioning that the americans deny it. and by now, after all, is considering a pipeline for lebanon through syria, some degree of reproachful, arguably under the biden administration. but finally,

starting to respect syrian sovereignty with no, i don't expect it does happen if that expected on sovereignty. they should withdraw their forces. because the 1st of the od occupying forces forces of occupation, and the 1st condition, the respect something to do for any country, is not to have forces occupying forces on that choice. yet you can get rid of them . i mean, short of a nuclear strike. how you supposed to get rid of all these foreign forces on your land? we had gone through this them. why would we, we definitely will get to we get that to fund occupying forces in our country. luckily we, we will do it at that time and that would, that i is a possibility. that's why they have the right now. so. so if i want to follow are we so that we don't have that is toasted to find them, but we will talk about, i'll stop you that more from president bus advisor after this break plus is

scotland yard done for we missed you. findings of racism, resulting in being in london, the metropolitan police 23 years to the months since it inquiring to the racially motivated murder, blackbridge, teenager stephen lawrence found the forced to be institutionally racist. all of them or coming up about 2 of going underground. i mean, they directly resell accidentally says content to us and decide who sees what content when and how much of it facebook claims that these algorithms are there to learn about our specific preferences. but actually this is untrue than shaping preference if tomorrow or person finds a fake point or legit video. we're saying the earth is flat, then this content ranks. huh. at least 20 percent or maybe even 40 percent

or pretty. that is true. is a very dangerous thing. mm hm. oh so many different certain types such as sufficient rod, so not quite to make those organs in a test tube. in visceral law, i came up with an idea of using about body developing and bomb and necessary for the final reactor with welcome back. i'm still here with dr. bettina siobhan, political advisor to syrian president bashar last at what about heating oil for this winter? britain says it's not for joe biden's, oil sanctions, your government claims a $100000000000.00 last in oil revenues, let alone the stolen oil. what do you make of britain?

i mean, you famously, it sees that vessel delivering, while biden avowedly doesn't want well from iran coming to your country. what's the level of suffering this winter for this area? people because of cold, the level of a suffering action is a huge and i really personally believe that the sanction on it's not sanctions only if you need after the west of measures, they can buy their u. s. and by they ok again the city i, i really know that they are really criminal again, is the state and people they lay out a form of left to punishment. again, is the food and people of course that is stuff that again, i mean i nature, nation media, they cover it that the poverty is all the cause, all of the us government. and in fact, one recent report was saying that your government is a key drug trafficker a cap to go on drugs and is the center of the drug trade in the middle east. well,

i really do not take any of that in for a about my country, whether it is about chemical weapons or about up to one that i thought about anything. because that it hasn't proven through the last 10 years that the media war, again, my country is part of the better story that has been launched. i get into my country. and from day one, they have been trying to store that if you cation of the student, government and the student people and the feel, look at what happened in all o, p, c, w. i mean, they wrote a report, they ignored all the that prove that came to you maintain a little chemical attack, which of course britain used to reason to bomb your country. i mean, i mean the lady was responsible for putting studio of chemical weapons has

submitted at a port in they do and saying that it is now 3 of them. it came up and it 2015 and that time. and now they started to invent a study and many people from dell, p, c, w. it has given evidence that they came to city and they don't import and import way if not. and then with force reports, that was something that the interest that well, every piece of nation media t. v. broadcasting journalists and government obviously maintained that there were chemical attacks, which is why they had a reason to area label damascus. let's get on to the good news for syria, arguably. how is it suddenly you're making alliances with the you a jordan level in egypt? hill, jerry, a saudi arabia all across the world suddenly. and you've signed the built in road initiative. documents. memorandum of understanding with the chinese government. well, it's not just tell them option after all are doing them so that

a bad day on i don't live in on. i don't, i don't come change. we speak the same language. we have the same calories, railey, and i did that now i do israel after the abraham records. i know, i know that, you know, they, they said that they wanted to be friendly with all parties. they don't want to anyone, but this is their choice. this is then decision, but we are, well, we have nothing to do with that. but the dad, the ones who stop to tell from functioning in the i b. and if now they want to get back with with they are making probably introductory steps for you to get back in a pollution the natural thing to do because it is important at upcountry and it should be part of the word i for

signing the one road one bed, we have very good relations with china. it has been discussed between the chinese alternative unless it is for quite a while and we reached an understanding and mammals understanding and it was time done put that action that was a major spot in the historical city. so i don't think there could be a growing without studio, and then we have the chinese government that supported us with vaccines with political and the security council like russia as well. so these are friendly countries. we have good relations and i want relations on b as in many fields. obviously, the british american governments reviewed all your allegations, we invite them on the percentage of our thank you until very much as it

ah, now it's 23 years to the months since the macpherson report was published in the u . k. and inquire into the racially motivated murder of black british teenager stephen lawrence that found under the metropolitan police was institutionally racist. this week, it's been an answered london mer. city con is put the met police chief, dame christa dick on notice following a new report showing racism massage in a bullying and harassment by scotland yard offices. this, as we're hearing, growing reports are alleged institutional corruption and policing around the world . joining me now from here in london, his former met police superintendent no strict matter. thank you so much, sandra st. for coming on. i know everyone's more concerned, arguably with the med police investigation of boris johnson. we will say the chris to dick holds his political life in her hands. what's your response to the independent office for police conduct? claiming how bad scotland yard is consequently,

yards as the review will ask difficult questions. they're gonna review the review to ensure that there are lasting improvements to the service we provide for all londoners. first reaction that it just the action, the i p. c. reproach is disturb, extremely disturbing. i read their findings and the whole reports took beyond disgusting. and you know, the match responses that were actually will take urgent action that you've mentioned macpherson inquiry which is 23 years ago. institutional racism, what macpherson identified. jan was at the existence of the canteen culture, which is open. the rest is such a mistake, homophobic, and it was all disguised as banta lattice behavior. now move on to 2022 and i a p. c. have also identified masculine talks a culture where office says m no openly use race is such

a mystic term. so what for me, what's happened in the last 23 years? he's not a laura pogue rice, but these canteen culture has gone under graham. and what i term has developed and evolved in most sophisticated way into an invisible online counting culture, which is through social media, private. what groups twitter, instagram, again, way offices feel that they have a safe space to behave in a you know, to behaving that derogatory mana, that we see. it's a long way from a drug dealing allegations in the 1980s, only one station try and cross as i mentioned, i know you're suing them and you don't want to talk about it. i mean, they don't want to talk about it. they say it's inappropriate to commented any detail about the claim at this time ahead of an employment tribunal about your allegations are about which kind of echo, i suppose you'd say the i o p c report. can we trust crescent, a dick to do this inquiry into boris johnson amidst all these allegations?

well, let me just turn you take you back to what you said that we this is hardly going back to the 1919 and drug dating, but i'm talking about the internal culture of the let place. these are not isolated incidents. if we look last year, you know, black lives matter, sarah, and brought the police scene of the ritual. this one case where a police officer raped and killed her and burn the body of a woman in her rick, at one case to many i would say, then you had the office says, who were putting on social media and the fact that the debt system be by henry and nick, how small men posting them on whatsapp groups than we had just recently shared that professor adopt. that was scripts that and some of the derogatory language that was be made. so my point is these are not wonderful. isolated incidents, option base is a more culture, a subculture which is allowed to develop,

and that hasn't been tackled properly, which is why chris excited sent a letter to everyone saying enough is enough. and i should say, obviously, christa decor, oversaw the killing of john scholl. the menez, which is a internationally famous case because he was a brazilian innocent man killed by the met. and ah, what i'm saying, that is this investigation oppression, watson, that's an i r p. c. did was between 201618. and her, the commissioner would have been updated by the investigate about the investigation because the impacts are significantly on trust and confidence. yet, it took a last week for the mer to put her on notice. and then we had, she sent out the letter a statement which condemned, she's basically saying enough is enough. these instance need to stop because we're losing public consent. why has it taken for years to pull out such a statement?

why did it take you so long to resign? you were superintendent between 201820. 21 was senior police officers in the met. you knew the macpherson reported said it was institution raises before the institutional corrupt finding was only a in the bus to 12 months. and i don't really wanna touch on mine actually because of my employment champion rural. so i don't really want to go into that. okay, but then i understand the reclaims of swastikas on london police stations and things arguably, even even more shocking. up back to christa dick. and whereas johnson can, can we trust her to conduct an interview with boris johnson, the serving prime minister under criminal caution? well, and she were at the commission of, i've been to the inverse johnson, there's a whole special inquiries team that will be looking at a son that enquiries team is led by the woman that was criticized for the policing

of a vigil for sarah sarah ever odd catherine and catherine wright and i think it was a jane con not that, but both are leading this inquiry. what we have to understand is that to gray has done most of the legwork. so now what the men are going to do is just simply look through what evidence has been provided and then make their assessment. and it's a summary offense. so at the end of a bar, as john said, or whoever they find evidence against will be sent a letter to give their account. so this won't be a $1.00 to $1.00 interview coming to the police station. you know, this isn't, as i've said previously, line of duty investigation. this is simply a letter going now, what's your account and making an assessment of a. and if they feel that the koby regulations were breached, they will be asked to pay a fine if the individual pays the fine. that is the end of the matter. so this isn't going to be a contracted investigation or interviews under caution,

or bring your solicitors unless other offenses come to life. but if it's a fixed penalty, fine, it isn't the end of what the better politically, arguably. and the mits a position in society in britain is arguably a political matter. because as you know, it might well lead to a or the end of boris johnson because that would signify a violation of the ministerial code. has she got an inner to to do that, krista, dick? well, i'm hope so. what i would like to see is an independent police service. looking at this, the not a met police, i would have had a lot more competence if somebody else looked at a or an independent body. well, we have a had to gray look at it as an independent person, but i will draw that that to another force. i mean, to have a look at it. you know, is the timing of how this took place, which doesn't give public any confidence initially throughout met had 2 months to investigate it, but they didn't. they kept saying,

we're not going to look at it because there was no evidence as far as they were concerned. yet. you know, downing street is the most surveillance, most secure, st in the whole of you pay if not the world. and they kept saying that, and there is a police officer standing on the door and the gates, but yet they thought there was no evidence. as soon as the su gray report came, it said, oh, well now we've got some evidence and we can investigate. so where does the public have confidence in this investigation is what i would ask is be asking. so for me, maybe the met police aren't the right people to be actually looking at this. and it should be an independent police service that comes in to look at it. ok, well the prime minister says he is willing to re interviewed by the military drug mr. job. thank you very much. and he's that's after the show will be back on saturday. 35 years to the day, the family african american teenager michael donald, who was murdered by the ku klux klan, was awarded $7000000.00 in damages. it's also going to be 57 years to the day.

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which is predictable. and it's also irreversible. ah, what are you doing? what are you doing when you like a canadian police go in? have a i don't think you're like seeing mandate protests in also up as prime minister trudeau tries to belittle and movement. a few people shouting and waving swastikas does not define who canadian, her gestures we talked. you have really bristled at the analogy of naziism and white supremacy, saying that while some extreme as types have shown up here, they have been asked to leave that this does not. and they do not represent the overall protest.