tv Documentary RT December 6, 2022 7:30pm-8:01pm EST
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ga ukrainian intelligent ah, it's goal was to strike and seize power when the red army and the vm offer were at the weakest. it was quite a disciplined, military organization which had a clear structure, well trained commanders of which was planning to increase its manpower up to a 1000000. however, moscow had not taken into account that the u. p. a had a 3rd enemy, the po, it was against them that the u. p. a on these terra and valencia, which later became known as the valinda massacre. for all a morgan partner from this frederick destroyed stage is from here. good. our social studies don't oldish crimes. or felicity scribbles nurse will print that a friend epis. oh, surely she didn't have to go pitching in book when you can. yes. hello steve. oh, mr. trigger. particular for the star fish barocha willis for the or some sort of fitted or would i have to come out there where lena said he has no do from our
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waterloo on one hand? did you p a, was it well organized structure with a territorial division and strict hierarchy on the other fragmentation and a high level of autonomy inside the commanders of large units to press claims to lead the organization. but few were as experienced as ramayo cabbage. it wasn't long before he firmly established himself. as the commander in chief, soviet intelligence was keen to eliminate him. but he was sneaky and dodgy, and like an animal, he sense the danger, the change, the location of his h q frequently, and he's short, he has heavy personal security. according to german estimates during its heyday, the u. p. a now but up to 500000 people. our figures that are more motorists are also postulated in the year the u. p. a reached the peak of its powers. the red army launched a massive offensive and you praying you gave him. his dreams disintegrated rapidly
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among the fools upon whose shoulders he had raised. the da was suffering the seat on the nationalist, up to the elbows. in sure, even his plans didn't include taking responsibility for numerous crimes and atrocities. but he didn't want to accept defeat either. that you pay a squads went underground and became a legal gang nationalist who hadn't been finished off after the war. formed the core of these groups. their secret high doubts were scattered throughout the west of the soviet union. truly i was there, but even as i said, is that the external chip, i've got a guy idea, farrell dealer um push him up. if not so do i that said chilly release to cheryl bush. ready any more you got that. anybody like you got
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a minute to schedule great. yeah. oh awesome. actually under what color? just very general question. a click where it will be in the color just i will just get the last for us for sure. for sure. if i'm should you the former? oh, you, a members found a new mazda, the central intelligence agency, of the usa, cia, although it was on a different continent. it was far more generous than the germans. that b, $2.00 are both, so it's not deal cars, do not see quality. what got thought it got us in your mouth, so in a dynamic get out, say me, my territory, what the, what can throw in this i was cuz i usually of so i guess can say was it, what did you see a few nice boys over to what that pursued closed on that in and was pulled into both for huge fan the early 9 in fifty's, u. s. president harry truman signed
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a secret plan to attack the usaa. the americans weren't going to declare war because the world would have undoubtedly condemned them for it. however, a so called peace making operation, which ukraine would rise up with the u. k. i taking up arms with a different story. i gave it trying to convince the americans that it was still possible to separate ukraine from the u. s. s. o. at the cia behest, he did his best to rock the boat as hard as possible. the nationalist ran a mock throughout the ukrainian and night attacks were a real nightmare for the civilian population, a serious go as it was for this reason, besides the general ledger that those 2 barrels should you probably yeah. cuz yeah, it's still new to me that you brought it in here. so close up towards the show.
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it's go to grab a job, you'll bishop mutual. you got a job job or shoot us a report. so give it sent across the ocean. were heard with great satisfaction in bella rows, for instance, they had infiltrated saboteurs. they were still trying to create some sort of an organized group. in the baltic region, the network acted efficiently, but like numbers. however, in ukraine, everything was set up and such a window of opportunity had to be used. the americans who were so infused by shockey image that they became careless as seem to provocation was about to occur in the ussr southwest, in which case they'd have to come to the aid of uva, an organization rising from its ashes. however, the scale of their activities offered them moscow began to take action with the chief, a finding romane showcase,
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and depriving the u. p. a of its leader. through the planter followed any clue that could lead him to shockey family members, friends, places he'd been too old came under scrutiny, but they owe you and lead and laid low like a cunning, an experienced will if he was nevertheless, a lead eventually came. ne, a more the british la zation than your career, paulina really will school probably in your part of the school bus to i'm going to be in because all the school when you a but not always have to diminish the issue. we both got ideas with version your brother or not got old, but then it. so she was in pharmacy or for huge. and i got or because i couldn't afford it. so near the idea was check release from worse nancy's fears, and i asked cousin with the actual search on the day they decided to arrest daria, who set that up. lots of personally,
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breathed his operatives. it was imperative to take her alive. the general's instructions were carried out to the letter to the plot. it was right when they searched her flat, they found a gun and a cyanide hill soon into the color of her boss row. i knew by janish wimp up west their door to an email. you a little sketch? yeah, they made a b, c, b, e. i. video show a busy for their border. any opinion body issue during interrogation. the mission should denied everything. she claimed she had the c, she gave it for a long time, and she had nothing to tell the investigators to the plunge of employed a trick. he put an end k, d, operated in her cell under the guise of an arrested o u, an activist. a boy. yeah. and that was good news release . i believe it's for much of course and it just rolled as much. was this like news?
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no, jim, you mean? yeah, unless gazelle is still an issue and that's newer than us in new york, maybe i don't know with me when she learned her cell night was about to be released was she had asked her to relay a message on the outside of the trucking. a complicated chain of yoga messengers, the operatives got a lead concerning the village of bella, portia, outside the walls to the plot of assembled a serious force to arrest the o. u. n. leda. they didn't know the exact house. so hundreds of machine gunners blocked the whole village. several intelligence officers went door to door knocking . they not everywhere, but to no avail. could the wolf escaped? a woman opened the door of the far this house, the operatives recognized instantly, are they didn't that own? it was galena, duke, also known as miss jana. this shit, or 9 you nice should have whiskey with the dog. eat or listening to what new marlisa throws nick. you, susan,
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you quality. okay. my sheronica delia neo. and she did receive school, probably go with my mom, throws various ways to do because i thought people go to what is the only sure she knew by for machine you could just go to also for huge or new. we just hoped, israel, we still, if we schedule a has also be private polish. she'll kurt the shots and rushed into the house. the so all the banded confide of the us from his machine gun because i was in the ship the ball while a deal for huge news. okay, so true. here is one of the shells will not sheronica almost mobile and you can go with me and i'm at the ocean was 48 on your cell that grow. so sorry, it was the thank you mobile on watch those like winchell switch. no good. i was reason i'm on the switch here, shows you up with the switch, you know, put on global off with doug and i forgot to ask, i thought it was a, we're not sure even usefulness unless good bad to which slow sla for another i'm
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a secret no, my school lay minister goes, does up us in europe, alcorn, you come back one more time. victor see me on shows national store what a good as his english. and of course, the plan had not been to elimination, gave it to the plot of had counted on taking the u. p. a commander alive, he was certain to save his life, shook. yea, bish would have portrayed many people. the general had also been keen to remind she gave it personally of his friend andre. my love, she gave it should been involved in his murder 17 years before. but he wasn't to be at any rate. the o u and 2nd in command and chief of the u. p. a, had been eliminated. it remained to be seen who would replace him? shawl stuart cut view is stump gun. it doesn't stick to me as nice contact with
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sponsor to shift the clarity. australian grip, my best partner to pop up names. i'm trying to is wondering what ost clear if anybody actual screen that i thought i was the west coast when you're finished with the little snows up integrating the fire from excel at the pier were supported fairly short. graham could sure. no, i was sure cream did on bus each with history shows that so the plateau was right all alone, even beheaded the height of ukrainian nationalism doesn't die. it just goes into hibernation and patiently waiting for someone to grow it and you have in i
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that land. it is at the core of the apaches spiritual, traditions their cultural traditions. that's where girls become women, the deities they reside there, which is kind of like, you know, i grew up. i'm catholic, i grew up catholic in, you know, that's the holy spirit right there. oh, wow. i have a huge compassion pro. glad, beautiful place. i understand that we have to have a balance with mining or what we need, but we're running out of the wilds and we need more of the wilds for humanity. say, well more. i mean, you can't just disregard other people's religious convictions. they were here a long time before we were, you got to respect other religion or why can you ask for any respect of your own i'm told that when that carpet distracted, you know, that's just going to be
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a ppo is gonna drop down about a 1000 feet, i'm not totally sure what the square mileage is, but it's, i've heard like at least like 2 to square miles away. well, just drop completely a 1000 feet down. that is right in the heart of where meaning, where culture, where you know, would be the same. if you fire bomb the vatican, it'd be the same. if someone destroyed mecca, that's what's at stake. and that's what matters. that's, that alone should, should make this project something that shouldn't happen with this land here. all, all the way from northern arizona, all the way down into mexico was apache territory. the u. s. were not the 1st people to try to claim this land. this one was put into
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the territory of mexico. so when, when mexico thought the united states this area southwestern part of the united states, the u. s. got it from mexico and the treaty of guadalupe dog. and when they got the land and they were supposed to in the treaty with mexico. ringback they were supposed to keep the same characteristic or the property rights of the people that are ready. and so if you look at native property like santa fe, on those problems, the way they own their property prior to the united states owning it, they still own it today. but what happened with the patches is that they,
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they were starting to force them out because they knew they could use the water. and the mine, you know, where all the settlers that were coming in, miners and stuff, they wanted to exploit a u. s. called a manifest destiny, which means you can get something for free and exploit it and do whatever you want . it's yours. ah, it was like a when the earth came and the people came on the surface, there was no big church. they went to the mountains. that's where all your biblical stories come from. these,
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there are no different than any other duties around the world. so they're happy you're here. because we have to start to finish the, the mother. they gave us every technology, these cameras right here, they come from the earth, there's oh, how they have cameras and cell phones. all these things comes from the earth. enough is enough. they talk about jobs on the road trucks, 30 years old, about 25 minutes working. now you go by, you see there's 2 looking spiders pulling the ties and sliding the other one all when hitting the nail in about 3 guys operating the machine and they're yelling about the immigrants taking your job and those technology is taking your jobs. i know you guys are still broke because i know you guys can see it
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and that's why i say it's a war. well, i understand and we're in and that's what brings you here. oh, that's what brings you're not me. this place with this the spring here here. oh. and i guarantee you if you came with the right heart, the right mind. you going to take so much back and you're going to see the world different. because you're our brother, you're our sister. we're giving you something that was taken away from enough to spirit. the spirit has to be a part of the revision. you cannot only product is the religion spirit. with
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the ceremonies that survived from 1848, to 1978. those that survived underground. there were found this theory, villages who maintain their ceremonies and they did them back there without public notice. and yes, there have been people that are caught doing it and they were taken to jail. so i see what's happening here. it reminds me of our ceremonious me made illegal or over a 100 years. is this where where he lean leading to again. we're ceremonial grounds. are ceremonies, major ceremonies? sure. just thing there's not even considered as being important to people.
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is this where we're heading again? i hope not. i pray that we don't have to. we again, i hope that this country record mary's is native american ceremonies. ceremony. ceremonial grounds. sacred sites because that's where our hardy set we belong to mother earth. we do not own mother earth. we belong to, mater ah, course it was their land to begin with and then it was part of their original reservation. and it was somewhere in the 1920s that they lost oak flat, but it's always been considered sacred to them. the u. s. government has laws that protect the land and the water and religion and, you know, 1st amendment rights, then, you know, it's all on paper. what com group,
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the way it works is they can make a law or they can bypass the laws by creating exemptions, but not with the environmental laws. with the environmental laws, there is no exemptions, palm except the 1872 mining law, and the 18 to 72 mining law was made in 1872, which allowed miners to mine any where they wanted. i was trying to research and find out how, why eisenhower did protect this and how he got wind of what was going on. but he did protect it from mining, and that was since the fifty's. ah john mccain it back in 2014 senator john mccain . i snuck it into a in the 11th hour and a must pass defense bill. and of course it passed and they try to get their hands on it. resolution copper parent company,
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real tinto. tried to get their hands on it. they voted on it like 12 different times and congress and it never passed through so that they finally got their hands on it when mccain slipped it into that defense bill. and this is national force which has been protected since the eisenhower administration from mining. so national forest means it belong to you and i and it was, i feel it was stolen from well, in this resolution copper project area covers a lot more than just oak flat. it's much bigger than that. it's nearly 40 miles long from one into the other when you include all the pipelines, detailing storage area in addition to the mine site itself. and so oak flat itself is considered one very large archaeological site, because there's so much here. this flat smooth surface here would have been used to grind food or could have been corn could have been acorn, so mesquite means so the forest service actually declared at one very large
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archaeological site. and it's also been declared a traditional cultural property, which is a federal designation. that means the government is recognizing it as a place of great significance and importance to the native americans who still live in this vicinity. most notably in the apaches. but altogether within this resolution copper project area, there are approximately $800.00 archaeological sites that would be destroyed. in addition, the problem with the my, if you could still extract the copper with a different method of mining, that wouldn't cause the collapse at the surface. and yet on the issue is, once copper is, is expensive enough and it will become expensive enough given the need of copper in sounds, well cell phones and solar panels and everything else. so the copper will be there and will be valuable enough to remove by a less destructive mining method. so it's not an either or it's a may, it's, it's
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a sustainability issue. and it's a question of, you know, do, do you display well, the landscape i, the, in this case is sacred. i to make more profit. any kind of extraction like that takes hundreds of millions, if not billions of gallons of water. i infuse with all kinds of toxic chemicals. we're downstream. a wood right here in phoenix. we're were the sis largest city in the country. ah, now you're serving a population of a city that about approaching 2000000 people. i don't even know what the metro is here. but, but these networks, the canal are, you know, they laced the city. this is the grand canal, your children, we, stockholders of water. yet our congress people, progression, or people of arizona are letting this happen because of their own self interest.
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they won't even want to come here to feel the spirit i to say is, seems like the they don't distaste. this is cynthia big corporation with some people army and that's, that's what he's fight. where people policing us april tried to put us in jail for something that we haven't done. something that legally we can be able to do. thanks that we do, sir, loyally. our ceremony. here is the same kind of distorted moral narrative that says it's okay to take that copper out of the ground and destroy the holy. sacred sight of oak flat is the st distorted moral narrative. that's rooted in systemic poverty . systemic racism, systemic ecological devastation,
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a with who is the aggressor today? i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions. today russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing. a list of course, if you click on the billing you're seeing the most in mind that we're, we're, we're banding all in ports of russian oil and gas, new g i g
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with the letter from, you know, we're ready to go to joe by imposing these sanctions on russia has destroyed the american economy, so there's your boomerang. a chinese president, it is set to arrive in saudi arabia for a summit to both for beijing golf pies. that's both countries trade relations with the u. s. leaving washington side line with ah ukrainian strikes the russian city of don diaz overnight leaving at least 6 people dead and 13 wounded. also this our desire to put up with all this is clear and fight.
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