that within a few years, and none of the european economies will be in the top 10 of the world economy as a says, a germany alone may come in at number 10, but from easily the u. k. were just simply be, you know, out, you know, they've just moved will begin significant in the, in, in the world rankings. western countries all making mistakes often mistaken. never approach to what was most go as, according to a russian deputy farm. is this like a wrapped off? he's supposed to warranty obama. those reasons for putting out of the grain deal along with other issues is afraid of us and other western countries and making mistake after mistake. in general, they pop in recent years is a positive mistakes and sufferings, suffering, not actually own masses of international affairs, but in the inability to combine their ambitions to the arrogant expectation that everyone around the shouldn't pay them what they see in practice. well,

if someone wants to use the expression and present raise to describe this situation, i don't want to use this kind of cliche, but the fact remains facts you were dealing with a deep foreign policy and balance. this is something that could be described in terminology as a dangerous mixture of megalomania, with an inferiority complex, who i go to the by the assignment position on what led to the collapse of the agreement of last year. and course, the impossibility of continuing that part of these agreements was stated by the russian foreign ministry we had blown to you. and on that day to shape is what us out for and partners about this for many months. this goes to demonstrate the inability to fulfill the parts of the agreement. this is another manifestation of the chronic incompetence of the collective western and it's heavy to of always trying to play the same game. this will not happen yet. they need to understand this. so that's the mining the ports they really invent. any story so that gullible read is and view as and listen as consume and perceive all based on critically,

this is done to continue forming the image of russia as an enemy. we oppose this with a confidence costs, according to verify position from the points of view, including from a legal point of view to governors plus. so that's the key is there is a problem with logistics as well as ship insurance. and recently, insurance rates have increased many times already. we weren't able to make payments for the exports that was supposed to be carried out within the framework of a comprehensive agreement on the black sea initiative. we will look for alternative forms. i show you the opposition in terms of helping those in need is radically different from the salvation and so contemptuously. are we good to that? oh, nice position of the european union itself, which in many respects on ukraine, impuls probably restrain to some extent the inflation we spiral in terms of its own food prices. i don't want to delve into the economic aspects of the list, but the political aspect boils down to the fact that we will help those in need. and we will find ways to do it with grain and fertilizers. and we will not be

headed in this regard. by the schemes of our opponents, but to move on, gray crowds have towards the swedish flag in a ron in protest of a decision by still close to allow it to round building events to take place. with more details is on to the use of gilani. the acts of sacrilege against as well. i'm solely the wrong has opened the floodgates so all fury and ouch raised by millions of most guns across the world war here, intent was angry. purchasers gathered outside the swedish embassy on friday to vendor anger. thursday's state authorized during the copy of the hold of a suite. and they said that this scandalous has heard the feelings of the sentiments of more than 2000000000 most comes across the world. well this was the 2nd time in less than a month that a copy of the holy book or for one has been burnt in sweden beast and it was blind

by started one mommy car, 37 year old warranty immigrant in stock homes and sweden, the who also burned several pages of the holy book back on july 28th. i made the approval of the swedish refer it is the cat or dog, ah, the action of the controversial act of it. the protection is for protection by the swedish police, and this is, this is why most lives under warranty is, are you rated by the swedish authorities support for this extreme is acts against his rom, sanctity, is calling it a way to promote this novel. so if you are across the world on thursday, you're on some end of this swedish ambassador over what is called profanity, i guess as well, i'm excited his foreign ministry spokesman also cannot eat lashed out of stock home for allowing such provocative actions to take ways and urge stockholm to promptly put an end to the blasphemy of course. well, um, uh sweet and justifies it's green light. for all the desecration of the holy book

up for ron, under the clothes of freedom of expression. these people call it's a blazing violation of religious freedom, so they hold that this riley will send and relate the voices of more than 2000000000 most times across the world to demand an immediate and to sweden's as well. i'm a fallback action, so i guess most most to aliyah we spoke with the host all the twice told towels post cause to says there is a double standard to the wisdom principle of freedom of speech. while moslems across the world are insulted and they are not going to sit idle and allow, this is number 4, which acts to be spread in the, in the name of freedom of speech. because they have seen over years how muslims have been demonstrated in may to stream media in the west. how policies and actions by various governments have targeted muslims across the globe and how the west has

practiced double the standards. you are not seeing the same level of freedom of speech for criticism of nature or criticism of deed offer, dreams reaching that occupies palestine, people from all religions, even those which are not believing any religion. understand that if you wants to have freedom of speech, you have to respect other people supposed to sign for this, you have to respect. what is a holy, what do you say crew? what is important in for other nations? if a student is wise and wants to keep diplomatic ties with other nations, they have to know a 2 needs public demand in those nations, including iran as a rock. and they love it on the plane hydrogen the for any and complex all sticking points of a t 20 energy transition working group meeting where they do ministers have failed to reach a full consensus a we had the going to pack it out of the good night and uh, uh,

$75.00 for the chairs, somebody. so the going through paragraphs, it was totally agreement. oh, okay, 20 and no. do you mean it says me, it has to be included in the se, in the state of go. and it has concluded without a joint community. now, this is something we saw happen last week as well during g 20 sign on. lemme says needs each concluded, it ended in the same manner without enjoying statements, but it becomes important each time either one off to the final g to mtv, the summit, where mr. moore b would be hosting wall leaders in new delhi. and in the, as soon as the mediator as a follow broke, or as a balancing force, was much talk to vouch, but when closer exports. so saying that india's challenges are only, i'm to 5. so in this one of the mediator was talked about because india is historic

ties with who and because of in does continue with engagement with the west, but now with the west being insistent on condemning russia, you know, for them like g 20 easy is making battles more difficult they would, ukraine has filled the ghostly impacted the global economy. there was a discussion on the issue regarding the g twenty's not the for them to result security issues. we acknowledge the security issues that have significant consequences from the global economy. the sticking point seemed to be made ukraine and common language or fossil fuels. none the less, very, very crucial need the health and the bad to the was facing extreme where the bathroom, several countries facing sylvia heat, waves, lawns and assign disappointing doubts the burning of fossil fuels in major function . beautiful. now while they were disagreements, they will also agreements during the meet there is this guy isn't, has been,

has been happening. in fact, the 85 percent of all the past year designs in the past one year old has been, i've been, oh, you're new, was it? so i know you're kind, you said is going on really increase the bits of a know you can, you said. and you also, you're also the few that you do to the fact that the end, you know, you kind your son or plan would back. so it has to happen getting a good concrete nationally circumstances of each concrete. nope, i mean i know j is $1.00 oh, $6.00 priority areas outlined under india g, 20 presidency. both of looks like all real issues are getting sidelines because of the west being insistent on condemning russia on a platform a like g 20. now for moving forward or lies on the big lead osama, it's only around 15 or these less before mr. moody is going to be hosting one the doors in september of calls in the role as

a media to become the model. 40 countries have now expressed an interest in joining the breaks group of fost, emerging economies. as according to current member, south africa, which is hosting the blocks annual summit next month, the country's representative to breaks a new suit. flawless how surprised economic airlines is proving increasingly attractive a which is good this. bruce is not at a close club of countries breaks, as always, maintains a relationship with the logic. global community says 2013, but it says hi had an outreach program whenever we've had some we've had that breaks outreach. and since 2016 the breaks plus, well we invite a b just from the global sol, as well as the asian leaders into that to breaks leaders. and we are going to be really the same at the 15 brit solid. be hosted by south africa in the august in

john, his book. uh, president trump a full size invited on efforts and leaders as well as at least for the leaders from the global south leaders that currently it's the major a vision of bodies like the g $77.00, r as in cat, a. com, the gulf corporation console. and other such resource bodies to the summit to interact with the exhibits. so i think bruce has always been a closer. we have been open to talk to all parties in the world. and we did not distinguish between the north and south. we will talk to any entity that has the same vision for a model. these boosters let me put a buzz silver on it. well, we do not much to lice lots, lots of water because as you know, the developing limit comes for 85 percent of the population. and yet we are on the

margins of the decision making that has been already for the united nation system. know the form of the security cancer, know the form of the bretton woods is a fusion and that is what it breaks is charting and you find and you want to find or tentative that would be unjust and unfair, an okay global governance institutions that exist today but it's do not seek to become a governance because comments on what brake 6 to do is become a major influence in an inclusive manner to work for change. we have looked through the period of domination. we have looked through the p. the engine was we don't want it. that was where we have one or 2 global engine ones. we don't want that, you need more to load. we talk either. we don't want to buy for the world and we talked to reject that because we have see the division step that brings to the global community and that works against creating a more inclusive look. what breaks lots to see is

a world where we have more people wanted to put polls or follow multiple lines or partnerships for the bedroom and all or countries in the world. and to make the united nation system reflect to all the kind of global realities and that it is not today should be a good thousands off his way. and he's doing debauch from tel aviv to jerusalem, protesting the passage of judicial reform, is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, his i'd say, to push through a controversial as a whole of the judiciary system. fucking a 70 columbia to march with protesters hiring is ready slacks and ongoing political post as nobody cars are expected to vote on monday. regarding a bill that will limit pc print quotes, supervisory powers 5 restricted gets the ability to of its hard decisions. it seems reasonable, the full people have drowned and thousands of being

evacuated as the mon soon torrential rains had taught low line areas of pakistan. the country that meet your logical departments with thanks to the reins, will continue to at least another 4 days causing more floods. across the country and for greenland slides, the government has, of course, is the extended property rights to some of the people affected by the dissolved stuff. and that's it to help them rebuild the whole neighboring india is also suffering from have these downfalls that are flooded exhaust areas. local, the polls are, brings us more dee's house to get the physically, the 3rd spill of monsoon has already started in lower and it's raining continuously . the roads and streets are looking like ponds of water and people are having trouble getting around the city. traffic is incredibly slow, but the sorties are nowhere in sight. i'm standing in the most modern housing district called goldberg, and you can also see the water here. the people cannot walk through the streets, the pakistan major logical department had issued and alerts for the local

administration for timely measures to avoid trouble from urban flooding. but we did not see any staff members performing their duties here. the ukraine has made note where the slides and improving its governance and fostering effect and just society was, according to the commissions present to us live on the line. ukrainians have made a clear choice for the rule of law in democracy. they want to join the european union and that means deep and structural reforms, ranging from the independence of the judiciary. to anti corruption from minority rights to media, freedom. they are quite as being wrong because one of the most corrupt countries in the world and one that tries to control the media on subject to independent joy, this to criminal prosecution just by thoughts. the european union groans had to

have tons of it states as last year. and the speech of on the line did not mention any particular steps required for the membership, saying that ukraine still hasn't no way to go anywhere. we spoke with independent journalists, nuclear evey, who says ukraine's admission into the he will take decade said best. the law in every models in brussels had the european commission. they talked about suitable time. and of course, the fight against corruption of the issue of the press. this is also very evident, we don't have a free press to your in the west. everybody knows that now. oh, but i would like to come back to the keyboard to me, which is gosh, just as it gets better and you cry, i have a slide on the face, but there is something really disturbing. she says she personally is involved in the biggest discount, probably in the world. most of the last the 22 years is to see see

yes, your all the paul to be coming members in a few years or may be a decade or more. yes, they might become european union members, but it's not so tomorrow because nobody was that our austin, you're about this possibility. we pay half of the taxes at the level of 50 percent of the revenues for most people in europe. and we were getting a failed conference with an economy tatters. all that sort of course need for decades to have both the goals we can find all the late as well as news updates on our website, all t dot com. as always we appreciate your company. thank you for choosing the

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[000:00:00;00] the masters on see and welcome back to going underground will go single, around the world for me to buy in the you a this week. and the nature of proxy war and ukraine's, they just escalation must go. finally asked its temporary blacks the green deal, which allowed exports of grain from ukraine. this came out after tara jack on the crimea bridge. an explanation. naval drones will likely use to blow it up, sound familiar to the legend bite and blowing up in the north stream pipeline. a us soldier who says the war and ukraine needs to a now with a diplomatic solution, is for me, us army officer of 30 years. and for my chief of staff to president george

w bush is us secretary of state colin powell, the man who's 20 o 3 you and speech helped capitalize the us. invasion of iraq and soldier is retired colonel laurie wilkinson, who joins me now from fullest judge in virginia. a thank you so much kind of are coming back on the show. so the 20 or 3 warning ragas. so you know, w, m, d, w, and the, this, this one really has war and ukraine really is about w, m, d, y of you and 14 of assigned them. that's a, in the new york times calling on people to understand the war through rushes eyes. all of us who signed the letter and many more who for some reason or other didn't want to actually be so public agreed that this is probably as dangerous a situation as we've been confronted in a long time with regard to nuclear weapons. probably as dangerous as 1962 in cuba or 1961 in berlin. so it was time for a statement to be made. and we found

a gentleman to back us. it's very expensive to do the new york times. and we put it in or why the new york times actually, i mean it's a, i'll give a change. it's policy at the tory leo since, you know, because it suddenly started to, at least that was one off had uh, that seemed to show some descent from the ruling class line. why did you choose the new york times? the one reason i chose it, i recommended it, not that my view was paramount. it is because it was the war monger with regard to the rapport which was a disaster is still a disaster. and we saw the new york times, again being a war longer advocating in all manner of uh, what you might call american war, hungering period, london, berlin, everyone's war mongering all the time. and so that's the best place to put it in the mouthpiece of the war. and so that's why we put it there,

at least that's why i wanted this one key feature that being the threat of a new to us strikes. i mean, i'm not going to accuse you here, but you know, that kind of, um, so might say faith join list, have bbc, cnn, the usual suspects that 10, that, that war and iraq, that low enough kind of sounds, serial libya they, they probably say, you know, what you're doing in that letter, it's caving in to put in new feedback. now, not at all. as a matter of fact, i have been assured in the last month by some of the highest authorities for moscow that person would not use a nuclear weapon. strangely enough, i happened to believe them. um they are reputable people there people that colin powell trusted when he was sector of state. um and i happen to blog and he dressed it too many people go on file. yeah, that's true. in this regard though, i think the statement is

a valid statement of my fear is not that rush or will they use a new grew up and it says some other party and i included washington in that will using it or weapon. so that's my feet are not rusher. i don't think russia is at a point or will be at a point. i did. i mean, you asked the 24 february invasion. i thought the prospects were pretty, pretty good because i watch the russians bogged down so badly that i thought we were making a deck substantial for them. i no longer think that. i think the situation now made so by us and by ukraine is clearly on russian side. i think all she has to do is hold out in the defensive posture. she's presently an and are you crying or bleed itself to death on that defensive foster? so i don't think there's a reason for 13 to use nuclear weapons now. well,

that's quite shocking that the united states might want to, but to your view, does concur ironically with the drunken it'd be, be you and you started us national security councils drunk abuse and there was absolutely no indications of them using it. obviously it's a, it's terrible for all the families of the debris, families of those who have died in this conflict sofa. but uh, why do you being critical of entity blinking the former um uh, west exec military contract to consult and secretary is dave. he has a cheap one more room for washington, hasn't the, in the west in europe has become much more than ever like, just another state of the usa and his family and the group of washington power. you just stated the reason why this cannot persist in 1989. and one of your 1st drawing colin powell, he mused in his office one day to may, a freshly captured lieutenant colonel. so i was about to challenge him. he said,

you know, larry, the leaders are all going meet there on coal, a voucher major. they're all going. the people with the state, they're feeding for war 2 are going soon. there will be leaders in your who don't remember the war as a war soon. there will be leaders in europe who will want to act on their own. that is going to happen and is going to happen speedily. and for with, with this war going on much longer, i think we're going to see nato falling apart, rather than becoming even more, more unified as far as an abiding insinuated, insinuated. hell, he stated it multiple times, and boom is. so i think we're looking at the dissolution of nato over time because these leaders are going to go. these leaders are american chosen leaders and media respect, particularly the secretary general of nato. when these people go, there are going to be

a new crop of leaders. you're seeing coles right now. even in germany, they show 5560 percent of the people are not happy with their present politicians policies. and that includes ukraine. so as time goes by and i don't think it's going to be much time, maybe 12 to 15 months, we're going to see nato began to fall. par, not be more more unified, particularly if we don't step in and stop this conflict a lot. today the germany is in recession, that has been civil unrest, right? of course, friends in switzerland, many other countries. but if a russia has definitely said it would respond to any nuclear provocation. and as you say, if the united states would you initiate one, you don't think that the national security advisor, jake sullivan, the sector se, blinking of victoria newland. you don't think they care about their own families

when they do this because i'll be there around hollywood films. about the war that should remind them of the consequences and reality of what it's like to be in the war. and the fact that right, no one is of even a conventional loan to nuclear one. now, one of those films is dominating the airwaves over here, right? now, well, there you go, hoping i'm or i am become dead. quoting the indian religious figure. i and i'm not so sure that that's a proper characterization of the present situation because i think what we're looking at now is increasingly, and i've just reviewed the joint publications, which are the publications for the american military, with the guard operations on nuclear weapons. and what i found is a cavalier attitude toward those weapons. that is to say, they're just bigger weapons. i'm encouraged by the fact that in all of the my review there is the state. but quote,

the president of the united states is the only one with the authority to use nuclear weapons on quote, that somewhat reassuring, until you think about the presidents we've had of late. and then it's not so reassuring. but i say that because i think we're coming to a time again, look at what we've done. we have an old or withdrawn from unilaterally or just flat cancel every nuclear arms control agreement painfully achieved during the cold war . from the abm treaty, which my president george w bush abrogated without a fairly well all the way to open skies. and now finally, start because student is not about to come back to start after ukraine. so we have no arms control. we have a military this talking about nuclear weapons as low the battlefield utility developing doctrine for their use and so forth. the russians are doing the same thing. we're looking at a possibility of getting into some kind of tactical use of nuclear weapons. that

would, uh, shall we say, customize them, make some, actually something that we use on the battlefield. this disaster for the environment, for people to hire for everything we're talking about that we want to stop with the crime war is the primary example right now, killing people, displacing people knocking them out of their homes. we can't make this normal activity, and yet i'm seeing it becoming that in doctrine and doctrine also leads action. or is it that what gives confidence to blinking state department and the other people in control there in, in washington? is it what gives them confidence there? uh, intelligence surfaces, do they have good spies in moscow? letting them know, look, this is the right policy. we'll have succeeding year. i know. presidents not least the, the one use of the have. well, i mean, we all know what happened to the intelligence that gotten through to him. and what

happened in iraq is it that they have good spies, exceptional spies, and most code that gives them the confidence that could be a part of the, you know, my phrase for the current crew is lincoln blinking nod nudge. and that's why i said that on this program to you in touch me, i just, i just don't give them a lot of brain power credit. um and the people who are pushing them the people behind them actually making the decisions or, or seeing the influence and make some decisions. i'll give them a lot of credit for thinking about our future and our posterity either. you know, our country now is one by the point 001 percent, who own about the g d p, equivalent of brazil in their personal family fortunes. these are the people that make the decisions. i want alarms me about that, but i've had