the, the automated person criticizes the current global economics systems are certainly benefiting weston countries. thoughts on more during the plenary session of the financial security olympiad in talk to the fact serving ukraine funding. bring the radical shift to the us government for the ousting of houses because kevin mccarthy, some members of congress state changes on the rise that i think a lot of members are going to reflect on their thinking after this historic moment . last, iran speaks for the norman line movement of 120 nations to condemn unopposed, to use the full spite of the states under a false pre text of quite an hour. the

hello and welcome you got said this is the hotel national life from the russian capital. that's great to have you with us. and they've got to have to absorb a lot in the to, to and has talked about the importance all the breaks away from the current financial system, which he says only benefits nations that have resolved currencies now. and i was just one issue raised by the russian president, well, speaking at the serious education center in the city of sochi, it was to be on these level. and so the world is steadily getting rid of the dictatorship of the comic model that only vs the goal of driving into depth reading, economic colonies and depriving resources that are necessary for development in entire regents of the world we. i think you would agree that such a future will not be welcomed by many, but that's the process of building and multiple our world order that is more

democratic for them fair and just where the majority of humanity is inevitable. historically indispensable from the russian president attended the planner recession uh for the 3rd olympiad on financial security. now this olympiad is aimed to help our disciplines acquire the knowledge necessary to create financial and legal literacy. the russian president emphasize the fact that the geography in the event is expanding, meaning the more participants from different countries started to take place in this event and started to come to this event. now he also touched upon the fact that exchange exchange and ties and cooperation and establishing ties between one another is very important. and now when the notion of family and how important it is to the participants in the event was brought up to the president's attention. he says that a lot of people in the west as well follow you traditional traditional values and

traditional family values. but they're not very loud about it. yes, people who believe that traditional values, including family, once our dad behaved very aggressively, especially in north america in europe. but there are many people that share our views in your be in countries. i would say a lot of them do you go to it was they just behaved more quietly and did not lump their position. when it comes to the multi paula world, the president talked about how the world is gradually getting rid of quote and quote, financial dictatorship. that is aimed at pushing countries to essentially be in depth and turning them into a con economy colonies. now he says that this is the reason why building a multi polar world is necessary. and when asked about international cooperation with other countries, the president phrase, russian indian relations as they both countries for decades have shared a history of friendship and cooperation between one another. and i see in do see is

a, this is rushing in. india are tied by decades of friendship and partnership. so we have very good personal relations with prime minister mouldings that are more due. he's a very wise man. under his leadership, india develops very effectively. and that definitely correlates with the interest of both india and russia. now when it comes to the multi paula world, it requires a new financial system as well. that's what the president says and such as system provides a new opportunities for states and businesses. now he also says that of course, challenges may arise, but they will be dealt with washington's political unity is clocking in a historic fuss. us house speaker kevin, the coffee has been ousted from his post. thanks to the votes of fellow republicans . that's all he was accused of making a secret deal with president biden to spend more tax paid dollars on ukraine. hold up despite the house,

need his public pledge to put american interest fast. kevin mccarthy couldn't keep his word. he made an agreement in january regarding the way washington would work and he violated that agreement. we are $33.00 trillion dollars in debt. we're facing $2.00 trillion dollar annual deficits. we face a d dollarization globally that will crush americans working class americans. i think a lot of members are going to reflect on their thinking after this historic moment . i don't think that was good for the institution, but apparently i'm the only one. i believe i can continue to fight maybe in a different manner. i will not run for speaker again. i'll have the conference, pick somebody else on the removal from the coffee squeaks through the u. s. congress on tuesday. the 6th of march and the full of my house speak, had come on to heavy criticism from his own party over his handling of the budget debate on capitol hill. audio all to contribute to tar read,

laid out the reasons from a call from sucking my colleague mike, up with you. and apparently, according to mac gates, i'm andrew the car. so you made a secret seal with the democrats without telling the republicans. and so they saw this as a betrayal, right. and the secret deal was this apparently was about ukraine funding, getting added back in, because many of the republicans were against more billions going to ukraine. and matt gates said this, along with his inability to, you know, prosecute or look into the impeachment, inquiry of investigating biden, along with the not addressing the $33.00 trillion dollar budget and other, you know, depth deposition that's, that's happening right now. of all of these things were adding up and so in his 9 months, which was a very short term, this is the 1st time that us history that a speaker of the house has been removed. it's your move in this way. so you had all

the democrats voting for it, right? suppose, and what does that tell you? well, it tells you a lot of it tells you that they're not worried who's going to be the speaker. they want that money in there for ukraine, and they're trying to get the billions e koreans funding is the bone of contention in, in this jury from what we're seeing and reading, and all the reaction and all of that. but when it comes to the mcafee was accused of making a secret deal with president binding to keep the funds floating to kids who you know, paid on is the most viable candidate for speaker at this point as well. i think for, for the new speaker probably um school easy per probably is one, but i think representative jim jordan. mike, come into the mike, come into the picture. but whoever it is, i mean, the democrats must have been confident that they could get a rhino, or in other words, a moderate republican who will agree with them and keep that funding in. because the deal that he made specifically was this, they were trying to put the funding with securing the border. you know,

in your mexico, in america, along with the print funding source, slip it in there. i went back a saying is no, no, just you're passing a bunch of these big things, need to be stand alone. there can be an actual debate and conversation about it. and what the democrats are, are masterful, of doing sometimes of slipping in you know, some, some things that they want. but besides those kinds of hawks that are squawking pretty much people are moving away from the, from the constant. unless worse, there's a real public pushed back against it, and i think you're seeing it reflected in some of the, well, mostly republicans, but they're not wanting to find the worst. so i think this is providing some drama and some chaos and political theater, right? that will allow an exit ramp to ease back that funding and maybe end it's about 4 weeks without more stuff in addition to constant blackouts. that's what the residence of braxton is top of and just kind of spoken how to deal with will

discuss the has been a problem in south africa's largest the tape for a long time. the government allegedly likes funds to fix the issue all to correspond to notify. come, go has more a residence in johannesburg. so that's for to find themselves between a rock and a hard place. either they don't have electricity or they don't have water. it's been more than 4 weeks since residents, shane bricks didn't have had water. seeing that they've been told it's an issue that cannot be resolved. that's more than one month than other people who have got port. busy of what that refuses to keep either people, what time does i say they, they pay for that water, but it does pay for it because it's poured on water. you don't find what to do things and medication. so you don't think the medication on the time we've gotten to the toilet, we can see the children go to school, accidentally paid to this. i don't know why the, what the government must wake up in the government. they have to wake up because doesn't know what dates. there's no life the actual every day we go out to look for

water sometimes late at night. that's when we encounter gangsters. all lives are in danger, not only from the black house, but also from the water crisis. it's difficult to even do important things, such as cooking for your children. life is difficult for us. the drastic water and electricity costs have repeatedly full some public health facilities in the area to shut down the doors. well, others don't allow patients to use the toilets and catastrophic situation, but many residents find themselves experiencing. when you speak to government, you're told that it is mainly due to various factors that climate change increasing what's a demand and the f. a growing population solutions such as fixing broken in aging infrastructure, of course costs and will take efforts in funding from the government. the country, the limits to which we can build additional grams and other infrastructure in order

to capture surface water and to supply it's to growing the cities and that, and the technical options that are available to do that become increasingly expensive. and because it's a limited tab, limited dependency to capture additional more to recurring, the external writing range of projects to, to make more available. for example, the central highlands project is currently under construction massive projects, which is going to bring the whole water to the ball river system to enable. but how take municipalities drive more water to enable ran more so to treat more water expect say that even though so last week has always been a war to constrain the country. the problem has increasingly become dia, constant war to interruptions of becoming the norm. in many townships and suburbs, businesses also suffer with many saying that this is in the law, me situation 1st power issues and now would appear so that because we'll have to

adjust to the what the crisis the program has become the i think it started with the 2015 droughts when most of south africa was under a means for distress. and unfortunately, it with the over 2 decades of neglect and no political will of trying to fix what the management will fix all the infrastructure, despite many action plans being published by government as well as many papers from experts saying that we need to take extra now or we will sit in this situation that we are now now that you can says, unfortunately, come home to roost for the man on the streets. hello, shading has become a huge inconvenience. but many citizens have adopted or rather become conditioned to the interruptions in the supply of electricity, but then would want to stating that problem is a different story. because unlike electricity, there is no alternative source for time slots. see, i'm gonna, we'll come get into hand this big the, well,

to should oppose any minute treat interventions on the false pretext, stops the statement from wrong speaking on behalf of the global norman line movement of 120 nations of the un general assembly. and then on align movement the rejects actions and measures the use or the threat of use of force imposed or threatened to be imposed by any of state against any non alignment. moving a member of country under the, protects of combating terrorism, or to pursue its political aims, including by directly or indirectly, categorizing them as to reason the sponsoring states. furthermore, terrorism cannot and should not be associated with any religion, nationality, civilization, or like rule. and these attributions should not be used to justify, to reason or counter terrorism measures. history has him tend to have minutes for you and dimensions on to the pre text of come back from terrorism. most of them loved or supported by washington. well, the us is often marked to this good intentions counts terrorism freedom. democracy

is often resulted in germany with us on destruction, in regions already paid twice, twice. iraq, all to be serves as the most striking example around 300000 people. west may have killed that as a result of the americanization 2003 millions of others left homeless and a di humanitarian crisis. walked the country across and ass down the stones, which was invaded unoccupied by the us. the 20 is millions of people are still struggling to piece that know i'd be hooks back together. awesome. $3500000000.00 of the countries. assets remain frozen by washington, libya and serial. so being hauled hit. let's discuss this with all gas radiant academic and political on the site mohammed bronte and full pentagon senior security policy on this. michael maloof, great to have you on the show, a gentleman. i'm from run the, the 1st thing i just want to ask you is kind of get your general reaction. what was your assessment of why the statement was made the timing of the statement on

whom it was really address to as well. the non aligned movement has been very critical of the united states and nato for decades. it's not just the fact that they attacked countries because of the u, because they use a excuse for fighting the depths, terrorism. they're actually the ones who are usually behind terrorism. in a fondness on, we know that the us national security adviser, under carter a jimmy carter presents key. he actually, he and carter decided to support extreme is not on the sign in order to encourage the soviet union to invade. they did not begin their support after the invasion. they gave the support in order to encourage an invasion because they wanted to

create a vietnam for the soviet union. and then of course, the more recent examples of the united states supporting extremist groups. and i see this out by the and their affiliates and syria. we saw them use the same extreme as groups in libya, the as were also fired alongside the saudis, in government, and in latin america. the famous example of the countries which were right wing fascist, supported by the united states. so it's not only do 9 states invading countries in the name of the fight against terrorism is the united states that actually has been supporting these terrace organizations for adney and, and it's made to allies. we saw that in syria, the whole of nato and the regional allies were deeply involved and continued to be involved in supporting parent groups in syria and miss reef. i want to also meet,

obviously hindsight is a wonderful thing. and we had, profess, randi, obviously, talking about the devastation that was left behind. but why any of washington's interventions i'm sponsoring of such and terrorist groups abroad since $911.00 justified a, did they ever achieve any of the goals that they set out to achieve as well? it's it's uh, i think what mohammad has said is, is right, but i also think that, um, i was want to let me just say right at the outset. i was one of the very few in the defense department at the time of the invasion of iraq who are posted and it costs me my job. it's that simple. and, and the reason for that is that we knew that i knew what the game plan was, and it was to not just stop terrorism per se, but it's that action actually created terrorism. and we also saw was the spread

by them near conservatives in this country. and we have them even in the, by the administration today as we see in ukraine, actually pushing democracy even at the end of a gun. and that's, that has been, they, they, the policy of the, the near conservatives. and they're very influential, whether they're republican or democrat, in any administration today and, and even back then. and i would not doubt that the they're going to flourish even in the future unless this government is cleaned up once and for all. now they, the bottom line nations appeal comes at a very interesting time and that is a and i think it's laudable that the principles are laudable. it's coming at a time when we have a multi polar world order. indeed emerging. i mean, i, i was talking along with others or like a alexander duke and back in 2018 in iran above the,

the concept at that time of a, the rise of a multi pull the world order. in fact, i embrace that, and it happened to be that while i was sitting around that very weak to trump decided to drop out of the jcp away the, the nuclear agreement. and i knew them well, things are hard, me and up again. here we go. now this, this is, this is a, but i think what needs to be done is a, is a fundamental institutional restructuring of the united nations itself. the person in the type of a talked about further on in her speech about the un looking at this right carefully. well, certain structural changes need to be made in the united nations to do something like this. terrorism, per se, is trans national. the you win only covers nation states, and i think the, the, if we can address the issue of transnational terrorism that would help. but i must

also admit that what the united states did beginning way back, even back to afghanistan, ended with the right which could help create the rise of al qaeda. you know, in, in, in 2011 and they're run. i mean, i'm sorry, in iraq. we actually help perpetrate the rise of isis. now we're seeing this today and, and, and both, both entities are flourishing. and increasingly so with local groups in all of africa. and they have every reason to be concerned. just as we heard, we heard concerns about the, the access to water in africa that is essential and, and what's happening is that there, these groups now have taken on a life of their own and now have begun to spread and take over the sources of resources and, and, and this is very detrimental, so i, i applaud the concept, i'd like to see something done. and i would,

and i hope that the not align movement in, in, in conjunction with those countries. uh, if you can in the, in the full array of, of dealing with the, the, the, the, the whole, the whole thing with the, with the, your ration movement and the multi pull, the word order development can start grappling with us once in for all, you know, it's interesting upfront, some round you want to ask you, cause michael by saying that it's a multiple concept and thoughts me in theory, it sounds like an excellent idea is that not though a concern that certain terrorist organizations might take advantage of this new concept and say well, we're fine, we're going to stay on top. so we're going to continue doing incredibly dangerous things and pose a threat to the rest of the world. for example, you know, all pena has a history of hosting such and such some group which tyrone brands as a terrorist, is our a pretend, does a new poll here to be exploited?

that's my question. not really because in albania, for example, that terrace organization be much i'll heading a how it is a terrace organization that supported by the united states and its european allies . the majority met how far they can iranians they fought for saddam hussein. they fought as his foot soldiers and they killed thousands of iranians and the 1980s through assassinations and bomb attacks. of i was going to school. and one morning when they exploded a bomb and broke all the windows of our house and the 9 or 11 people were killed in that bomb attack, including a, an arminian family of 4. so even when we look at the, this organization behind it lies, maple albania, is of course,

affiliated to the west. so, so i think it's fair to say that most of these tear organizations are used by the west. they're used by the united states. we know that in syria, the current us national security advisor, jake solomon, he wrote back event in 2012, i think february the 14th of february, the 12th in 2012. he wrote an e mail to hillary clinton, who was the secretary of say at that time saying that in syria, i'll tie down or out by the is on our side. or we know that kerry, who was the secretary of state at that time, sat in a private conversation of in a leak video of audio and at the un with his so called syrian opposition friends, these extremist groups. he said that we allowed isis to advance on damascus to put pressure on president assets. so and the bomber and the bomb,

or who killed young people in manchester. uh, he was working in his father working with bridget were working with british british intelligence in lydia. so as practically wherever you look, these tara groups have some sort of relationship with the one us in the west, as it declines. unfortunately, despite the efforts of michael, who was sidelined in many others, married many other good americans and europeans who were sideline because they oppose these policies. these policies are, are still being used by western countries as they decline in order to prevent writing powers from establishing themselves. and i think that makes it an inc and a greater challenge in the months and years to come. we see already, for example, after the, the, the cruise in africa that we're against the right,

that the french hedge hedge him, germany in that part of the world in that part of africa. we now see the rise of our kind in those countries and those kind of outside is threatening those governments. well, we obviously know where that, who is behind that kind of, that is threatening those governments. you know, essentially mike, when i, when i listen it's, it's clear that there is a pervasive presence of washington one seemingly con, deny whether it sponsoring, whether it's the creation via it's a virus actions, whether it's exactly a direct intervention on i do want to do you think somehow, i mean, not, i mean, it's almost a rhetorical question, but those are not really described to washington's claims. everytime it comes out and says, terrorism is a scotch that we need to pudge from the saw. and this time we're going to help, let's say this group about group i'm going to get rid of,

but at what point do people just think, well, come on, i mean this evidence in history speaks for itself to, well, i think uh what, what mohammed said is absolutely correct, we help us on these kinds of things and we actually used then we then we turned around and use them for our own own advancement. off a gemini, around the world being the superpower, the united states had cart bloss, do whatever one of them was pouring all kinds of money into these, into these activities and spreading. the wealth is at work. and people were collecting on it and, and m as a result, lot of people died as a consequence of our concept of democracy. and if we didn't adhere to it, then they're going to shoot it into our heads are in to everyone else's heads. and that's what we saw in, in syria, we've seen in it, we saw it in a rock. we've seen it in afghanistan. and i gotta tell you, the american people are really getting sick and tired of and less wars. and we're

now seeing beginning to see this reflected in and what just occurred. the continuing resolution. there was no funding for a ukraine. what's going on, what, what's pushing that narrative, the, it's the, it's the desire to push nato and, and then we, the united states has linked up with neil neil nazi groups to, to push that agenda. and you got, you got victoria newland who's family came from. great. this is ours. russia, which today is part of ukraine. so we're involved in a family feud, and then we're getting. now we're pushing the, the, the polls to advance, to use nato for its purposes. and, and, and what does this purpose they wants to take back areas of ukraine and, and beller as it's endless. it's got to stop. and i think the american people themselves are beginning to see this and, and if it, if it doesn't stop,

then we're going to have a revolt in this country because now we see, we can't even protect our own borders. even democrats, within large cities are, are complaining to this, to the democrat administration that we can't take the, the inflow of a refugee, so they're not just coming from mexico. they're coming from all over the world. so i think the american people are beginning to wake up that these endless wars and that's taken care of ourselves and, and, and not, and, and continuing to manage to have this manifest destiny for the world. is, is, is, is enough and we're broke. we're 30, we're approaching $34.00 trillion dollars in debt, and that's got to stop. and, and there is no how do you turn that back? and i think when met gate said, what's was absolutely right. what he did publicly probably should have been done. private late behind the scenes, but it is, it is, it is hell to see how sausage can be made sometimes. and we just saw it in the last

few days how, how things are beginning. people are waking up to these realities and there's nowhere to go. that's why you're saying this turmoil, people don't know where to turn. so i think that america, american citizens are beginning to say, you know, we've got to change what the course we're on because what we've been doing has not been working. well gentlemen, it's always thought to pass a pleasure to have you in the future to have your knowledge on your experience. so i do appreciate your time. unfortunately, we can't resolve all the problems in the world and a 12 minutes slot otherwise. well, definitely be on a bus today so i can sunset a rainy and academic on pick on this said mohammed bronte, a former pension senior security policy on this. michael maloof, thank you. thank you. thank you. about things i think are wonderful, but us into it and this all, but check back in later for updates. in the meantime, i'll ask you to calm, has plenty for you. check it out and have

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