the, the present, sorry this are you claims mid sea floods, person list forms of is of elections in on by the office fees and parties. quote, how sound journalist, who report russ's side, the state. the problem introduces new criteria to restrict paid to allies if they use american made weapons to prove people applying a similar type to suggestion a year ago. that didn't listen to hold any council also, i had paris deposit it, frank all too soon because of a autistic link with 3 of picking config to the end of the break away from the process and piece long colonial legs.

the a russian space crossed last off from viking or to carry a pair of russian enclosed rules added an american, as you know, put into action space. the live for all about moscow. this is, i'd say my name is ross, i'm, i'm in so many minutes of news and views stop. now. ukraine. some if you space person has publicly listed the phone is who observing in the recent on by selection . now that's off that she vile but keeps. i thought this would quote, hunt down generous to couple of rushes, stones and the ballots spell. this method shows dozens of names of those and suppose of the observed the recent voting and includes at least so many americans.

the elections took place in former ukrainian regions, but decided to last year by referendum to join russia. the claim is the space less than by the way is cetera. ashton carrillo, who was actually a former american gymnast. her background raises questions about why she would consider making those threats. russian and federal authorities have laws and investigation into comments. next week, the teeth of the russians devils will nash ever harder. and the rabbit and mouse will foam and uncontrollable frenzy as the world will see, a favorite kremlin propagandist pay for their crimes. and this property is only the 1st rushes war. criminal propagandist will all be hunted down, and justice will be served. carrillo later made it clear and sweet the she's not the only ment jealous but also rushes for him. is his pencil,

then it senior human rights official and a high profile will correspondence in response to the apparent targets condemned to law, highlighting the ramifications of reasoning. those who look in the media, these fits of rage, i'll fall beyond the balance of law and morality. the bones of humanity. on the other hand, such calls makes us think about insuring the safety of our journalists, especially those quad visible in the media space who expose the ukrainian and we see, let's leave aside the appearance and minus of this house girl. if you creating a for it is believe that this is what the face of the creating all me should look like. that as they say, god will be their judge. in this case, i am concerned about the fact that the threat of murder or grievous bodily harm is voice thing the media does on the apocalypse. let us on this further evidence of the terrace nature of the key version and it's sponsorship by washington to all international organizations and in deals. it's

a curious precedent for key of to launch a trial balloon. what will the white sahib say if i threaten russian journalist with terrorist attacks? if they scold me, i'll say it's not me, it's artificial intelligence. but the white so he was silent, not even a scolding back in 2014, he came up with a definition for people like us and privileged participant in the conflict. it looks like he is not a combatant, but he can be killed. colors was face in with a why the pricing of targeting visitors and reports of including people from the west. you might be aware of the new choice piece, keep a website. some of those listed on that tab, receive threats while others have ended up being killed. ukraine often denies involvement in these assess the nations coming is some of his officials publicly celebrate this reminder of some of those coming according to an official investigation by most good 29 year old. that is lived and was killed under the

direct odo. he included in the intelligence prominent ministry correspond to that, then that pesky was also killed by a bomb in a sent petersburg cafe. i mean, it's not just media. if it is a famous russian life, a narrative, the avoided death escaping with injuries. following the reaction from musket, the cleaning movies phones, listening somewhat in black track from the initial statement saying she only meant files off of the end of the conflict with the american dentist. columbus and blood from come and take that variety that can ship, who says such this, i'm statements, volume creating officials are quite consuming and it shows kids desperation. and i think that's a very serious concern. you know, because of course, zelinski himself recently made the claim that if the west is not continue to support the new grain to the same level of it has militarily that these ukrainian

refugees around the world might be dissatisfied with this. and may actually do something which was in itself, sort of in my mind, at least the insinuation that ukrainian citizens might engage in terror, or at least some type of organized political activity in western countries, wherever, wherever else they fled to. i think these things should be taken very seriously. you know, its course, uh, putting election observers up there and, you know, as you did report mentioned before, the meet out to the, the, the website that it has essentially, dots to people put their personal information out there, tried to find their home addresses and we know that for example, daddy a duke and presumably was killed by the ukrainians. she was on that list that she was listed as liquidated, after being killed in a car bombing. so i think these things are very serious. you look at, for example, the tweets that come out all the time by the ukrainian, this information center that supposedly tracking this information. they are putting names in the nationalities of people. just for disagreeing with kids,

official position. this is not about, you know, actually putting out things that are materially false. it's just, if you do not support your brain, your cold out by them, you're put on listen database code and information terrace. and this is ridiculous as that plus live to jonas. i'm editor of the mag or the dot org monitoring j mazda . and thanks for joining us here today. now, we decided that you claim the most useful list, and she wanted about hunting down journalists. now there's a list of election as of is i didn't, i didn't check. i didn't know if my name's on the list, but you think we just people should fearful they lives. yeah. saturday. uh, that's the thing i do, isn't it? um, you know, you distribute these names, you put this list out now on the social media with the intention. that's a extreme instructions. nothing is loose. is crazy people. anybody is on your side

who is proven to be quite extreme. and what did they do? i go to step one step further and it takes a little into their own hands. um, it's up to, oh, kills these individual my response to i did as the rest know behind go see only this the only real um, reasonable interpretation. any central person going to have for making these this public particular social media. as far as the wiring? i mean, at the end of the sort of, um, rallying biden's as you said, but it, i mean, how has the west not react to this? at the end of the day is, is basically telling, as you say, you know, general population go for it and then take the muscle on their own hands. yeah, i'm not sure that we've got it right when we looked, we looked at the west to be honest, what's going on. and i'm of the most cynical russian. now that's i wonder whether the west is actually doing this. i wonder where the americans are actually going to do this because, you know,

we see atrocious. absolutely. opponent human rights of trust is, in your credit against your credit. people tied to lump posts and having the trials just removed unless it's tied to it for days and then simply for looting. i'm also doing whatever, you know, the, the, the, the, the, the mailto zalinski is dawn of and you think the same key west on any democratic merits tool. you know, it's very worried and i just wanted to when i've been looking back at my career and the last 2 years and all that was that i've covered the conflicts. it's incredible how americans move in to a particular country that they want to support. but one of the erroneous reasons, and they seem to have a, a rigid strategy in place when it comes to information or the simplify. all the effects phone arise the situation and then flopped their ways with this information . that's the, the 3 point strategy that i saw with my own eyes in croatia in the mid ninety's

with the retard american. colonel's in stock rep who could decide is, but i'm try show the good guys. they were the angels, the blue eyed areas, you know, the fact have been a fascist during the 2nd level and on a pulse of this. but with americans about them, they set up the comfortable does that group did this because the same thing and kids now executive something. and i really wonder with a lot of these initiatives entirely coming from the americans themselves. i mean, it's actually a previous guess a, it's a losing strategy only loses what do something like that. but if you're on the losing side, you start to scrape the barrel, you start to look for even the most the most um. ready any way you can to actually secure victories, victories of any thoughts, you know, and i think uh, a tossing journalist or a people in the observer. it's kind of states, as you know, anybody's doing those kinds of activities going, going for them is, is really uh,

really scraping the bell. yes. is really quite interesting. i know if you remember last month as the issue one, an award for democracy and the press. i didn't, if you remember that the west canadians that ukraine is, is fighting for freedom and the demo because they mean how this targeting just fit into that narrative. it doesn't, it fits into what the a you is trying to do, which is to, is ever since i haven't done that you, i was an in the european union. i was invested for 11 years working for a number of british newspapers. my know very well. and mindset which is to stump out any kind of the erudite jones and any kind of journalism which questions the narrative questions. what the, what the, the big plan is under basically, you know, control a group of restroom waste is into just basically being stenographers, just re repeating and, and reputation, everything that's given to them. anybody stands aside. anybody stands outside of

that is targeted. i start my own. all right, so when i 1st arrived in brussels and nice to know the flight, but you know, i saw it was a gentleman called the magenta journalist in 2001 who was home range. it my bills and please simply because he was getting some great investment stories um from the use of the photo office. i'm the united states, the police officer such and it's not well when it almost is, you know, you look good. the you now today you asked me about the not so, you know, there is a real moment, so the root impacts us from people as well as on the land to actually take this, let this, this idea of the you journalism to a whole new level. you know, it's a stump out of some of the, even, even any, any slight, just remote width of, you know, people upstream of talking difficult questions, which is really the essence of what channels it's, you know, i think so there's the, there's very much talk. she's very my part of this kind of fascist it leaks as a you know, this new disinformation which google's himself will be proud of. but interesting

that you've touched on her on her name. i mean, just as 100 us live on the left is up to a mic incorruption on cushions and with regards to 5 in america. you know how often just so happens to own a german company which is owned by flies. and she is being investigated by the use of the fort office to any piece of implement ombudsman and all these people. she's basically telling to, to jump in the lake, but she can't do that. so the media, so new york times and june major assuming come now because she's pretending the text messages she sent to physical susan america. she couldn't find him. all you know she must have yeah. accidentally exempted. lucas, i go sorry, slightly off track. but so is distance over here. thank you so much my boss in day . like i just added to the dot org. the pleasure to speak again of ryans office. the union size of the nation is government has all of them to hold

artistic collaborations with colleagues from passive molly and media and f. 3 applicant companies that have undergo, i'm in need of some changes as to see that are from decades of french influence. this message with the spec, to intone, ask, solve members to suspense until further notice, old cooperation with the following countries: molly, media and book in the fall, so the stalls hold them concerning the recounts. he's going through a very serious cry. see sylvia. so that makes no sense for him and not to stick points of view and constitutes a major error from a political point of view. it is quite the opposite. that should be done. well, whatever happened to this legendary french diplomacy they used to exist now as soon as they are unhappy with what's going on and out for guys resolves with their interest, be impacted negatively by all the cues happening in the health. they start just throwing all their toys other the, from like a toddler. so the letter is from the french union of are to sticking cultural enterprises sunday act. and they're associating with other artists and entertainer

unions to demand an urgent meeting with a french ministry of foreign affairs about what's effectively a ban on african artist in france. already festival organizers, some of whom depend very heavily on african programming or direction, have strongly denounced the band saying that they feel like their work is being held hostage to politics. it's kind of like when europe and the west started canceling, everything rushing last year because of the ukraine conflict. artist athletes show dogs and even bucket. they sounded remotely, russian, but was actually not. or when the band and censored russian media platforms. for anyone who figured that it was just going to stop there. well, now it looks like africans are the new russians, at least for the french government in the wake of being drop kicked out of this the hell region by the new management of various countries. after several french stabilization missions were such

a resounding success with accommodated includes. so now they're just going to ban artists from these countries and i've reached out to some organizations of artists and entertainers impacted by this move in. they've confirmed earlier this week, they received an email from the french government, general director, its for cultural affairs, which was sent to performing arts organizations across the country and copied to the french ministry of culture. now keep in mind that the artistic categories that receive this email are subsidized by the government that's ordering down to to do that. so they're caught between a rock and a hard place. and the email was on to say that there cannot be any further cooperation with or financial support of any institutions or nationals of the listed african countries. and that as of now, france will not be issuing any visas to national. so these countries until further notice now, since all this is just completely blown up in the french press and the last few

hours, the ministry of culture has issued a statement. no, the programming of faulty. so finding nationality whatsoever has been requested either by the ministry or for and the fast or the minister of culture for security reasons, since the 7th of august, fronts has suspended the issue. and so these us from the i'm a will go to go and buy my coal as well as the implementation in these countries, the fall cultural acculturation actions. now this spokeswoman for the entertainers union sunday act told me that is one thing to now claim that the programming is maintained and not canceled. but the reality is that many of these are hooking artists don't have reasons to come to front. so i guess the government expects programs and performances to go on without the physical presence of the artist involved. the artist, seeing is, was a meeting with the government to explain these realities to them, to spell it out to them. i guess like a toddler can't have a play without the people on the stage brainiacs, if any bureaucrats are going to be capable of grasping that concept,

you think that the culture and ministry, their role, that response would have figured that out. that's something that you may be expect from the big brands that foreign affairs, but not culture come on the sunday. i communion also in its letters that the french government touched on the more general and counter productive trends of politicizing. things that should not be politicized. so all this is far, far from resolved and certainly to be continued the chairman of the united states joint chief of staff says he has quote lots a regress about how the us is 20 year old, long fight in afghanistan. and it didn't. and the way i wanted it didn't, and the way any of us want is when the enemy is occupying your capital. that's a strategic set back strategic failure, that's what i testified to in public. and there's no way you can describe that as a strategic success in the broader sense,

the war was lost. we were fighting the taliban and their allies for 20 plus years. they prevailed in that capital for a lot of reasons that we don't have time to go over today. but sure, lots of regrets by a lot of us from 911 on dental melisha. the social is an interview with an american bro costs the abc news. while he said that, so tele buying ok, fine, couple can be considered the strategic saying the he will. so let's say just for the us with role as and she's when a quote, amazing logistical piece has been just over 2 years since the us with due for my status on american symbol that i can forces quickly collapse them to the tunnel by we took control of the country, the last 8 of the pull out, so the u. s. lindsey maintained the present at couples airport, and basically embassy was and other americans,

terrifying scenes broke out as desperate scans also sought to leave the country. as it was, i bought many other facilities. he claimed the lives of more than a 150 s guns and setting us so this as nab us live to public policy experts and darts of general the practice on i've got i've, i've got install news for him. simon 77 sites which i asked. are you surprised to hear an american general admit to failure in afghanistan? no. explain to us about ice drugs because. ready so many the amended before him during those or otherwise they have admitted this failure of well before the remaining and it was like the started and back in 2011 when they started negotiation with the title. by the end of the call to um, if you remember the in the 1st born conferences, a trust brethern mission of who offered them and the district then that after

instructing goes to the president cuz they don't want us on the president. they should be calling about one as one of the political entity and during the bunk conference so that everyone, every state quarter may find a disability consideration for the one is done. but this is addition was done done by the americans, by themselves and down the line and told them that when they were sitting with the same thought about and in the heart of the so it was in a be an addition of the affiliated of defeating fed. button and all those years, then from 2011 to 2015 and then on goods. when trump was president. before that obama admitted this bit after that or drum, they did many times that there is normally a solution to the issue of a one that's done. and then they did a book recently publish in america, it discards a lot of funds to pay, but there are a lot of admissions of admissions affiliate in that book as well. and then did i

say got it boards went up and i the, and it is assessed that how american troops american governance an american establishment, they've all failed and a one is done and the left i want to find and i'm us. oh yeah. you know, i saw on my much hardware i was left behind. how has this by the, by the us. i mean, but how does this affect his ability and the reason well, it has effected a less. this really is deputy, and i'm, and i'm like the amount of because the outside of the data direct effect the of this uh, left over because i think about about bucks on the to be uh, which is a you know, a phone unlimited bucks on. they have got, they have gotten into their hands on this, the hardware and then all using it again. so the box i need to send back sending people all the uh, you know, 300 plus attacks that they have cut it out and they see it on the 2093. most of the, the tax would the, the hardware or excuse me, the table as a, uh, you know,

it was the clock and it, the used in the, into the ex, against books. anybody pretend to be bucks month. so uh it had lucky if i could or, you know, even just stick with the uh do. do that left a lot of american uh, hardwood and no one of them. yeah. scientists in need. thank you so much, doug. i will leave her the public policy as but pleasure talking to you so i could do it. sure. now, washington issued a new guidelines to embassies, to track instances of us, made weapons being used abroad against of any of the american politicians on human rights. advocates of prey is the increased scrutiny as a brain sleep. and i want you may find some images and so now these, those rules list sent out by the state department to monitor for him. power is out . they follow similar measures imposed by the pentagon. last year it's

investigating us as menses of sodas. however, apparently no one has been had the council, despite numerous claims, including demi dryness, like enough gas on the scene, and us, vishal admitted was a mistake that's less live now to form a pen to go on a senior security on a michael move. why go back for joining us course. thank you. what are we looking at this new sort of, uh, this new rules as being said about what, what does it mean, betty? well, it's, it's last deep of ludicrous it's, it's trying to atone for our past sense. but it and, and to show that we embrace human rights that we are really the good guys in the world. but the reality is quite different just as your previous guess was talking.

it reminded me that how do you account this is supposed to be some kind of an accountability of how it weapon us weapons are used by foreign countries and nationals and, and to try to hold them accountable. but good luck on that. look at the, the amount of equipment alone left in afghanistan was $85000000000.00 plus. and it spreads all over the world. and, and, and now it's, it is your guess, pointed out us going into pakistan in squint and elsewhere. look at ukraine. there is no way to account for us weapon systems going into that country that's being sold off in many respects, people are getting very rich, and a lot of that equipment. there's wound up in mexico. how do you realistically deal with people who then use those weapons to kill civilians?

and that's the concept of one of the most greed agreed. just violators would be israel. they are, they use their f sixteens that you have 35 is the bombs, the, the military equipment that they acquire, to bomb syria, advocate, iran, and they, they, they use it to blow up palestinians all the time. how do you account for that? we should have what i remember when i worked at the pentagon, we, uh, and under weinberger, we actually canceled israel's security clearances because a legally were using m, 48 bombs and, and, and reverse engineering them and then reselling them and using them, which is a total violation was anything done well, they were slapped on the wrist for 6 months. they had the security clearances with it, but nothing happened. the exports resumed. there will be no accountability. michael,

i the best, the realistic thing about. yeah, i understand, michael, i'm confused. is this, is this the weapons the of sold to a country then they, they call use those levels of the civilians? is, is that, well, that means or is it? is it weapons? i was given to a con jeffers on boat. let's talk about the hot some degree of in the weapons given to you crane. if these weapons a use the gates of it is then what the government is, then i have the countable i that i'm not how do you, how do you distinguish the 2? if they're put in the hands of other people and you lose control and, and, and accountability of them. uh, how do you, how do you distinguish? who's going to check the serial numbers? because they're not there, they're no longer accessible. it's, it's, it should be that all weapons i, if,

if you're going to go through with this notion, i don't see how it can be done. number one, you would have to put people in almost every country in the world. look, we can't even get people out of keys to see whether there's compliance with restrictions that were imposed on the weapon systems that we provided to ukraine. it's, it's, it sounds, as i said last day, but it's, it, it's an impossible measure to, to enforce. and it's just to get to the do gooders to say, hey, this is great, but let's go with it and make some feel good. they can then cook a draped themselves in the cloak of rights dismiss that they're doing right by humanity. notwithstanding all the weapons that they're selling in the world and creating the havoc that they have and what has been the response? well, some 40 countries now have basically stood up and said we've had enough of this.

we've just had enough of this crap and we are, we are getting the dollar rising just to get out from under that. those kinds of control and pressure start from the united states. yes, very interesting. indeed. ours grades to get your insight, my hulu, full month ended on seeing security. i think, you know, thank you very much. i the rest of the spacecraft has just lost it or from the bytecode launch facility. miss carrier power russian cosmonaut driving the american estimate to the international space station on st. cornerstone in may, may issue reports from the launch sites. we are right now at the by corner cosmo drone. this is where you were to go gar. in the 1st human that ever flew to space departed from and today it is a busy space puerto operated by russia in projects done. this mission also

proves the spheres in which russia and the united states cooperate specifically the space fear. and it seems like this is the only fear, despite political tensions in which both countries still successfully managed to cooperate with one another. so this is the launch the phonics.