in other words, a standing and project a, a political, and military foothold. she literally asking nato to do that to her country, to occupy, and militarily, which is something that russia is not doing. and tell us, as so busy assessing over russia from the people in her front door, all well, begging the need to do somewhat pretty well. backgrounds and histories of starting wars and form and the ideological extremism, by the way, to just come, hey, go in her country permanently and apparently been in progress. he wasn't lost on the russian born ministry life next to the aggressive precisely about russian history, which was constantly attacked from the west, including from the territories of what is now germany, sweden and france. nature was not a peaceful organization, but admitted tree political blog, whose crimes include in particular the destruction of the libyan stays, the brutal bombing of yugoslavia on the 20 a tales of gun a stone. so cows also says that she hasn't noticed

a nato expansion ism or escalation. and that those who say that's happening are just spreading fake news. what's the back yard deer? see all the foreign guys in uniform. that expansion is a apparently, it has to be spelled out for her. so happy to do that. as for escalation, well, how many times advice i explained? but nato was escalating conflict and approaching read lines with everything from flooding you frame with weapons to trinity and neo nazis on the russian border. and that's just for starters. and yeah, there was a promise from the us secretary of state james baker during the george h w bush presidency to former soviet president, mikhail gorbachev. for nato not to treat europe like a giant slippery waters lie the ends with a big splash down in russia. if gorbachev would be cool with nato troops just have in germany indefinitely,

we agreed that there is no intention to expand the needle security zone further to the east. the supplies in general and not only to the german democratic republic, which we do not want to incorporate. and it's not like this issue of nato expansion just suddenly became a point of contention over ukraine way back in 2007 russian president vladimir puts in was already citing it as a problem. i think it is obvious that nato expansion has no relation with the modernization of the alliance itself or with ensuring security in europe. on the contrary, it represents a serious pro location that reduces the level of neutral trust. so nato, at this point is like the guy who's camping out on your front lawn while trying to claim that he's just playing neighborhood watchman. you know, just keeping an eye on things while he peers right into your window. and if anyone argues that they made a promise not to creep on russia, they'll just deny that that was never the case. claim nature

problem is russia, it would not expand after the cold war. fact, such an agreement was never made. nature's door has been opened to new members since it was founded in 1949, and that has never changed tons of a reality. shak nato has been so obsessed with russia, that even french president, in manually michael called the alliance brain dead in an interview with the economist a couple of years ago. saying that need are needed to basically get a life and find something better to do that to just fixate on russia. yes, kind of callous didn't get that particular memo. but then the ones to read. so the us is the china, russian alliance stuff with us republican presidential candidate, vic, route a politician also said he would not spend another time of american money on interest. i think the job in the us president is to look after american interest and what i think the number one threat to the us military is right now. our top military threat is the sign of russian alliance. i think that by fighting further

in russia by further army ukraine, we are driving russia into china's hands and the republican presidential candidate nikki haley also spoke counts about the ukraine conflicts while claiming that russia has threatened to target poland on the baltics, which is something most guy who has actually never said this is bigger than ukraine . this is a war about freedom. what we heard, china said that we're going to take hong kong they did it. russia said they were going to invade ukraine. we watch that happen. china says taiwan is next. we better believe them. russia said poland and the baltics are next. if that happens, we're looking at a world war from a vice chairman of the us libertarian national committee of inverter. a told is a confidence to oppose interference in ukraine's affairs are likely to receive support from many americans. well, i think that it's going to that the, the candidates who oppose any involvement in ukraine are, are going to get

a boost because more more, the american people are getting sick of paying so much such high taxes to defend countries that aren't even the united states. and ukraine is not part of the united states if russia was attacking florida. yeah, by all means that would be cause for concern. but you praise a different country and hardly not under the purview of the american federal government or the military or the american military. so the candidates that, that point that out, that said we need to get out of this new stuff, spending money. let's have a tax cut. let's spend that, that money and things that we actually want those cans are going to get a huge boost of the candidates that insist on supporting this war. that looks like an exact copy of the pointless war. they just bought enough gas in are going to face a loss. the only people who benefit are the weapons makers who send weapons because they are getting a huge amount of money from the american taxpayers. that is not the majority of the american populate method. i any type, i need half a percent, you know, tiny fraction of a percent of americans that are benefiting,

everyone else in the united states is losing because of this. and if we stopped doing it, everyone in the united states except for those weapons makers, is going to benefit but as well and presidents nicholas madero has being welcome to the saudi arabian city of jetta is the 1st time since 2016 that the lead to all of that is way that has visited the gulf kingdom. this comes just a day before the us secretary of state blinking and is expected in, in saudi arabia for a security to operation meeting. but during this visit for toll smocks, a new level of relations between leading oil producers, saudi arabia and venezuela, with the latin american country, holding an estimated 302300 1000000000 barrels of reserves. both nations are also founding members of the opec group of oil exports is or let's discuss this now with professor of caribbean, unless an american studies daniel show many thanks for joining us on the program is

good to see you. so what, so what are your thoughts on saudi arabia welcoming? madero ahead of been considering that, but it's way that has been a long time arrival of the us readings. nicky, we are witnessing major geo political shifts her around the world. saudi arabia with the prince minister, a bill, somebody it seems they're taking uh, a whole new stance and international relations. uh, brokering this deal with the chinese broker deal to have peace with the idea of long times. geopolitical arrival i read in the decision to allow syria back into the arab league. this is not the uniform, the world that us the u. s. government has been trying to build with a serious yeah, rand event as well is, are completely sidelined in, in marginalized. we saw an equinox model to last week in brazil. yeah. and now we see him in saudi arabia. so this is very significant because this is an organic

coming together, a club of the sanctions, a club of the blockaded for showing that the dollarization in multi pull, the unity is what's on the menu for the future. despite what the us has done to try to blockade these countries. and uh, just how significant do you think the timing of the, the visit to celebrate the rings of that but as well. and presidents especially, also be able take plus group agreed to an extent. it's oil production tests, which of course have been criticized by the us. the yeah, the sorry is the sending a clear message that they're going to be independent in the foreign policy. that they are not the back yard that northern africa in the middle east, and on the back yard. oh, by the united states. i did the fact that they met with the chinese met with the iranians. and now have overtures towards syria. and now been as well, it was extremely significant. this uh goes, the roughly gets everything,

whether it was trump. busy of bite in boyish obama. uh, the, the us has done everything to try to isolate block aid. and frankly, start the countries that were talking about. and the fact that the saudi arabia would open up towards them. definitely flies in the face of the us to consider themselves. the neo colonial overlords of the middle east. saudi arabia has been a long time ally of the us and them is nice. but what do you see that relationship going now? what does it stand and where is it? has a yeah, certainly it's significant. the wiggins gonna arrive 24 hours after my daughter? certainly the u. s. has been to find themselves in an awkward place. they don't want to have any types of meetings that. ready valid date, like the last my go to i, they've done everything to try to beef up this uh, st. presidency of, of one why though, which was a miserable failure. but it wasn't a failure according to the u. s. foreign policy because they were able to siphon off billions and billions of dollars have been as willing goals of cit going pay

that base. so they've been as well in uh, oil companies. so it'll be interesting to see how the site is played, as it seems like they're trying to come across is more neutral than their former foreign policy, which uh they, they really functioned as a battling ram of the us in the region. and now the opening up towards our new partners which, which, which, which could have dire consequences for the us as he was discussing. but his way to hose the world's largest oil reserves. but it's expos, have been severely restricted by us functions for years now. while washington did recently a some of his restrictions, well, what are the chances of them seeing them lifted completely? i don't know when i see that any time soon. in fact, us congress has been implementing month after month parcher sanctions on the get ad one. they're not going to give the boulevard and leadership of access and all of that, as well as any room to maneuver. the venezuelans have been the spearhead of this

boulevard in unification, and gratian of south america. in the caribbean, used all types of oil diplomacy in oil. internationalism, to help nations like a nicaraguan and beyond washington is going to try to continue to take out oven as well. it does, they think that if they can control then as well or in recall on as venezuela, then the other countries that are part of this boulevard and trend, bolivia is then to get i was the q books will fall into line because then as well as the most powerful economy, with all of these oil reserves, the largest oil reserves in the, in the world. so this is what has the u 2 s, so uh, so frankly, right there. it also seems like that is way a is taking a few steps up in the world when it comes to the global reading or as well. i mean, we do, or this is just come to saudi. right. oh, sorry, it's just been to to a case to, to a key to attend the took his presence. no gratian ceremony. and entre,

and then he has been helping to the holding folks with the brazilian lead us. so just how much political weight is what is what it now gaining. imagine emerging mostly po. well, this comes 9 years after rock brock. obama. um, i need the sanctions to get cut off because since 2014, these are uh welcome moves in, in, in with invitations. when we talk about a turkey, when we talk about a saudi arabian, when we talk about when a suit, we're talking about massive by economies that can open big doors for venezuela, whose oil production has been extremely limited. because of the us is vibrant, war against them. always seeing is not just the fortification of a suit for the, for the vacation of the silk road initiative of the shanghai organization. all these different multi polar bodies,

the arab league opening up to syria. chinese diplomacy, the chinese refusing to be intimidated by washington. busy the chinese standing with, with the russian saying that this, this war is not just the russians fault, but this is a us nato proxy. oregon is russia with the ukranian people trapped in the middle. so there's many harbingers of a new global order on the horizon. they were actually living through right now. us uniform already has as begin to read its final breath. is it fascinating time, any science of speaking to us today? we really appreciate your time. don. no show profess of kerosene and las in american studies. appreciate it. thank you. thank you. now palestinian toddler has died in hospital off the been shots by his way. the troops in the occupied west bank. the ideas claims the boy was likely hit by mistake during an exchange of 5 between his weighty forces on palestinian militants as he's

my lease correspondent maria from ocean and has the details. a bahama to me, me a 3 year old palestinian boy died from wounds at his rarely hospital after he was injured in what israel's as was an idea of military raid in the occupied westbank. the incident happened on state mohammed was with his dad and the car that was fired and the father was also critically and seriously injured, but he was later released home. well, how much was hailey's is by a how we hope to from the scene to one of these really hospitals, where the doctors have been fighting for his life for several days. but the boy passed away early on monday seized mother's side that she tried to see him this morning, but she was denied the entrance to the hospital. yes, said in a statement that the child and the father have probably been huge by the idea of fire off to these really forces were responding to a certain attack by palestinian militants to ship them to sale. but look law. i saw

that because it intended to go to my uncle's house, which was not far from mine. when suddenly it was struck by gunfire. i felt pain in my shoulder and stopped the vehicle. but when i looked at my son, i saw that he had folded onto the car, was covered in blood with a bullet wound to his hat. in his earlier interview from the hospital and the homeless father said that he didn't hear any gunshots prior to the fire that he his heart. and he claims that these rarely forces were not attacks at the time when the incident happened. space information is of course, hard to be verified. the investigation is currency under going into exactly what has happened. we spoke with the victims on colors. one is the governor of ramallah who showed the details of the tragedy. well course aside from the international community for turning a blind eye to the applies of palestinians points of death, no more than was always in my house next to my brother's place. and i heard the

sound of gunfire and his family screams football. they were taken to the military check point. they refused to allow the wounded to enter the hospital, but yeah, and then we're raising the homage in front of the eyes so that they could see him drenched in his own blood. and normally them, they allowed us to take him to hospital with them even inside our homes. we do not feel safe because of these riley criminal games. the previous experiences on the palestinian people. it was proven that this occupation is above the law itself and israel approved that it does not care about the international law and also carries out as crimes in the name of the long with international support. i have the have that and these are just 12, which is always measured by 2 different standards. when the bound is palestinian, or would you not hear any voice? well, that's all to have totally as shelly voice. but even there is and is really child who is terrified to do it. the whole world will move and there will be many

organizations didn't talk about the issue and the now so cold terrorism, what i can have, we will not back anyone, but we say to these institutions you how you have to measure with the same standards and the policy and child women, and now there's like any other abused ones in this world according to have the, the, to a developing tragedy in central russia. now we're at the same people have died well more than 50, were made in hospitals across several regions of to being poisoned by a bunch of locally made side to mess and all was reported. they used to produce the drink and they can get extremely toxic. the business so now has been arrested on the criminal investigation is ongoing. meanwhile, versus consumer rights protection service has hold of the sale outside of to be halted with large batches of it already being confiscated, including from the warehouse in the city of listening notes. good old, many of the hospitalized victims are in critical condition with doctors now fighting for that lives. the bible, the dollar wise ation,

is now gaining silent steam, but even america's largest bank of jp morgan chase is starting to sound worried about the trend delivers. ation is evident in a fix reserves where the dollar share has declined to record. a share in experts declined, but it is still emerging in commodities in their analysis. jp morgan pundits psych high interest rates in the us as well as american banking sanctions, is the 2 major factors behind the mounting details arise ation. they also say that was biggest developing economies, united within the big square pulse, spearheading efforts to ditch the greenback. as, as the us dollars, chevron global central bankers, this has dropped from 72 percent in 2002 to a right called low, a 58 percent as low as the china has also reported the overtaking the us and global expos further endangering the dollars a gemini, asi contributes,

the prism saves the old lives at the jp morgan, a poor to essentially hinting at the disastrous consequences of us imperialism. as they say, basically in these documents i, the us, these did that changes foreign policy means to solve the building motor full internationally. so i think that may be a sort of the availed message to say look, what are you doing with ukraine? you'll basically destroying the us economy, you're destroying, or the international relationships by with whites. the dollar has been used to generations and generations because of the us, the strong, strong position globally, and that's well being destroyed. so i think that's saying, look, stop doing this and start rebuilding the bridges that you're trying to break between china, russia and, and the rest of the time to invest his friend. jamie morgan was born in law's play a in, in, in the russian financial markets until at the sound of the especially miniature operation. but it was essentially told you're going to leave or you'll be punished . and i think this a look, you'll know, i know you hunting all business because obviously that the on the list, main view is, is how the businesses have to take you move in. but you'll hutch in the global

economy with a stall. well, we're going to try and do something about it many times for a company here in nazi international with bank at the top of the very latest. the, [000:00:00;00] the probably is the most dangerous at the mention of nato's ukraine proxy wind rush. it is the issue of escalation, washington minutes, allies ward moscow not to escalate while the west, because repeatedly done so. nato's indifference to escalate. she puts us all at the what happens in

libya and in human specifically told, at least a segment of the syrian people that this is not going to need to any, any weird because we could see that there was going to be entered in both places. some of these things, but least some syrians to stand by their state and keeping the field the the present. thank you so much for your time. in touch with us. cost would be too much code too much. this is your 1st visit to our country. can you please give us some details on the issue is because we have some agreements we its uh, part of it are on your side of uh,

the boston. oh shoot. based on our past experiences, when the house i do now is a little succeeded in the past, but we find it right now to 3 and do what i our partnership with learning a lot. i've learned a lot. well, most importantly is the future. how can we move forward by building pops are seen by the multi lot around, as long as it is all of the items so that i should be ready to post on the phone or call me please. i apologize, martha, we see the consultation on the way, the meeting, the exchange of ideas with the explorer she's not going to be doing is going to be very far from the start. how much is the natural relations between countries? maybe in which is it developing most rapidly? it's uh, it's uh,

it's an integrated part of the method of pretty simple. we don't have one particular uh, 6 out on industry. we se, april a selection, for example, in for the cycling food rolls, roadways and all for a forced air force. the critic of, i'm not definitely with all of its impact on all the effects on our programs. well, the energy, well, water management issues we have mining while the fishing industry. we're no longer at college of now constable, official and communications and social services, paris and education. designing the process with discussing the types of concrete programs on all of these sites. as i mentioned and then bring them together one complete whole integrated mano, identify area. so priority and then all of

a line of priorities on all of this sectors and industries. and obviously, a schedule, a schedule, a timeframe which to from the intake saw results from organization is on. those are important say we have to jointly mobilize resources, material, equipment, machinery of anything else to model so. so when they go to critic awesome, it's on a flu. season comprehensive. uh. all right, and does we have the other one and the funds of florida? do we have 3 consultations issues? last meeting was a president, was, was the most faithful meeting, some discussions we have. so it's a lot of people will simply run through our focus to, to scribble this, this for this project and taking it in, in the context. what is the global context? where are we now? what are we facing, challenges globally? what about the region of the continental issues?

how do we relate all by lots of programs and integrate them into this global and regional setting? this one is sort of thing and i say this may take time to explain what exactly is going on, but hopefully future meetings and for each of the discussions, when enable us to detain plans on the projects of out on the table of a tree and your country was one of those that even though it supports the un decision to obtain lesser position, how would you explain this? i said this is appropriate more for us. you process, you know, going on a long time ago. because the world will declare a value of the cold war. this war on my show was declared and of end of the close to of why. it's how you want to see on the pop. so from april, lead by the, by washington,

that came up with an idea of contain english containing and i shall miss north, allow english off to progress. and i'm in technologies, agriculture industry. and i'm a little fan of the containment stopped. the design of all sort of 2 years ago was a disaster, which was a declination of what i guess slash out there. people talk about the ukraine, ukraine. russia does not to call me on my cell phone. it's natal led by washington not declared for august last south of fee or some will be called this trend. why show was the can put this on my shoulder is telling for the house to contain lines and myself. one thing that i shall we kind of, i shop several times, rush us, they will open that in every area. very important area. full. we say now we will not access any reason any declination of war again,

or even on the national flesh on the auction here. on the russia, how do i have to defend cease of process and will defend the so for i shall say, i thought i should be defending itself or against, hey, do me see uh, strategy or ideal. as you said, you're going to seek, i do energy using all the exclusive for myself. the same containment sausage and policy is declared value as china, taiwan, the taiwan. so a visa, not phone boom and the model for this morning. this is life. it is it out of function because they have north molly? the so you want to see if i do energy? where are we now? we are in a situation where one go. all, i don't want to stick forces now toilet by washington, particularly involved, i guess, to monitor a new monitor. how is that like to defend himself above anything else? last year i was a lie to defend his oven. when people came up with this either way,

i'm also told was we did the idea were supposed to head you money. well, i'm a software thing containment, along with those who are trying to create a uni, pulled off. i was the, well not been there for the last 30 or so watson, you know, lots of new now and lots of new know, philosophies. we don't accept any argument. let's see. start the, you all the cloud or as you can then. so i showed, i know the fall to the most, get along with this idea. so it's very clear now and will say, well, i shall now taken the appropriate steps every on flash. so without uh, being able to educate the world and also mobilize support to face this situation into a better relationship amongst and issues people's respect. so for real, for role so interferes stop demonizing self, some with arguing self contained and not very simple. and we say we are most

helpful to almost all part of the month or from supporting a decision or even of a say new, i don't know if i'm standing. this is a 5, this is a global challenge. and everybody, everyone has a mission. every people would also of the comments on the data team to 5 this uh, domain, everything i told you and go for to a new one of the new one or the can only come out of that is out of robots. only the system for us is a month of solid dotted support of what on idea for, for that cause which will also be support available. now, you really talk to lot about this new technology right during your visit to moscow and on the west side of the west, again, this new emerging world. what, what is these new imaging world war to for use, and which room will russian and african as well plate? we need to get out of this, the,

i call it the law of the young and this is the law of the younger. and no one is happy with this state of the diesel temple. you only pull out eyes ation using every weapon to infinity. they, to sabotage and even contain ever of all the vision of acceptable by anyone. but in the found the soul, all are new. although it has to be based on respectful for, for all the respectful. so for the non need. so for us corporation complete authority and then uh, making the safer for him monitor progress. this ideology would also before 2000 to become a history. and that can only be done by a solid oddity amongst the present, or partial can do. and what are the emotions schedule a time i can do. and then slowly that i think we've also also been marginalized africa a lot in america. you would have to come to visit and not only face these children,