22nd of september, he went before the un general assembly any show that map of the new middle east. in that model, the new middle east. there was no palestine, but the directors of the west bank and gaza were well presented as israel. so this is a total violation of the also a good of the numeral un security council resolution, offensively, u. s. foreign policy with us more positive still says that that that has to be a 2 state solution that sufficiently bishop position in washington. there's any, i will just went in insolently arrogant. they presented the well, well, this is the future of the middle east, and we don't really care what you critics might say, because we now have peace with arab states. and will, we're on the brink of signing an agreement with saudi arabia. so it doesn't matter what saudi arabia is on board, who cares about the palestinian? well, when you have that attitude, well, bad things happen. you know, frustration to explode. this way you have what's called, what in reality was

a prison break, every one. that's how we should be looking at this deem of the also we have, but i think the grossly dis, grossly dis, honest level. there's these uh, the talk about opening up a humanitarian cord or. well, if we disliked the di 6, that in put it into context, maybe some through the rocket gate know of dual citizens, americans, europeans who give them dual citizenship. maybe they can get out, but it's not for the palestinians themselves. and if it were, it's so one way ticket again and more ethnic cleansing of a palestinian territory. fema to oh well i think yeah. right. uh and uh uh, the good thing is that in russian we both have a traditional recreation hours sieges. you know, during the war 11006 roughly about 200 seats and that's a good,

legit you and the same will be done with the guys that are not manufacturing seasons fair, but there are. so i'm gonna be with you on the one side to kinda to us the foreign bodies seem to reach. and then fortunately, this is a continuation of the same crap that we have seen in your brain when you re, with russia, with the was for, while the congress, i mean, the united states was then be cheap. uh, what would you put magically because the pool s c is about, okay. if not being a partial, the pretending to be boxed, you know, i'm reading the boss to be right now, as it's made by the fact that a blinking actually took off the of the seed. you know, these really good. i mean, how can you be in a bar show you, you know, it is a label, it's a, that's a special meeting now, what i the times or what. so why don't the blinking comes there?

and she said, as we have photo, sort of very few with you, that's the and i'm afraid a few weeks ago the interesting which work we have seen working in ukraine the states last. they'd be like you to be a boss, the freight, you know, there's always that the agent you the right you have to side with the good the you make you do remember very quickly after the cool in 2004, 14 on a joe bite and then vice president, he sat at the head of the table of the ukrainian government. you remember that george? i mean you ever had a viceroy. okay, so that's exactly what it was. but i mean again, george, me go back to george in budapest here. i'm glad deem it just for the flat out. there is no diplomatic initiative whatsoever. here. as a matter of fact, when the lincoln wants to do is the try to keep this the so called abraham records together. and you know, just a basically pleading just let this palestinian issue display itself out. okay.

which of course is untenable for a tens of millions of arabs and muslims all across the region. there may be governments that easily will sell out the balance, getting to see that over and over and over again. but as, as a uh, a popular issue, it's very difficult with these governments do is be in different exactly, and it's very interesting. again, it goes back to kissinger because kissinger institute, the practice of essentially united states, taking a one sided position because if you were just a kid coming back to the next sort of industries, you have the william rogers was the us secretary of state. he bought for a reasonable peace plan, which is land for peace. 0 is where it withdrawal is. from that, derek is it occupied in route, so it will make peace with the neighboring arab states. kissinger bush, that aside father, his great ploy of grabbing all by himself and essentially made united states

a party to what israel was seeking to do. and ever since then, essentially united states as bush beside anybody else who may have influenced and who would act as a dissenter as the broker of a piece, thoughts. and so they, you know, the final culmination was the oslo accords, in which the united states supposedly, was a disinterested broker. but obviously united states is in bed with israel as of the, obviously the part of the baddest. and this didn't really get very much out of it. and so that whole 2 state solution was rendered null and void almost immediately when is right. so hey, well this is just simply a blank check for us to go on building settlements of an essentially get them ensuring that they will be no palestinian state. yeah, it seems to me that they, they want and also to point out except for now they split the gaza strip. so they, they, they want a, a, a, a fax in like file to, to be able to go to be, um,

they're going to be employed by the israeli state to be prison guards. okay? because that's not going to change. if the palestinians do not leave, which i don't think they will, nor do like it to what, where, okay, i mean, they have no idea what, even if the, if the rubber gate was open, what does that mean? i mean, the cyanide is not the most pleasant place the, you know, set down states, okay. um, but even in but the palestinians will stay and they will still be an open prison. okay. so i do not see what the n gave me here is, except for god forbid ethnic cleansing and genocide, dean. well uh 1st i would like to say that the fact that the biggest size the us, what is the visual gonna be that we in any way can build, you know, the blue access with our speech and all that stairwell and, well say it's impossible to justify it but the,

that's the goal for the patients to look at the situation at cities and try not to make it worse. you know, you're going to be impressed why the violin she gave you a few compression, but you must always kind of okay, you know, what will be the consequences all, well, what these really is doing right now in the, in garza, you know, how to do night states, you know, calm us, horrible as, as it was these ray just way to very important role, even in the social organization of society, impressed by, if you destroy, if you destroy the prospects, if you distorted won't believe us. uh, what i would do is waste, if the apple doesn't. yeah. and this is a game to pull the data before us. he wants to do this using desperate israel in the stage because the pro is radio won't be there at the approach really popular, the electorate is much more important than any of them. oh, okay. but that makes it, that, that, you know,

before the united states, the government display not be select, correct. you know, yes. on your display, not easily. great. and what was, what happened to the people you know, in gaza was going to happen to the people in the, in the west bank. and so your right to, we pulled the slowly agreements and making badges free. let me remind you what was the consequence. so these agreements, there was an option in violence, and that's what there was the cast off, whether these off the phone, a land that i am showing, basically, vote volt and you are up showed j e in wireless. so the problem way is the, with the office here, you know, the problem is with the key, which is suppose to, you know, to, to settle them if they look at leaking a few diplomacy with look at the car about around the job either. what did they do? you know they, they, us work relations with israel. they just probably 3 way sort of up with these are,

was trying to support the relations with china. they destroyed relations with russia. they, they should be the 1st major uh of what you used to you, you know, by the boys just by the one side that's bored with just one party and that will, they've destroyed the media release and i'm afraid they're going to destroy the americans regents with our congress because it would be a disaster happens even though i, there are families even so be a radio reach us. they all waiting this. they all have a normal relationship with every my would be 0. they will have 3 of them. they will have to bully gauge the, the state to question all those things you know of the week. and so we're all convening line here. we have to point out to everyone that a 2nd aircraft carrier group is going off the coast of israel. i have 20 seconds

charging for you to break this quick comment from you and we'll get back to after the break. go ahead. but as i say, the point about the other arrow stays is very important because um, you've mentioned the yahoo does indeed the launch this uh on store. it will be very blah. they and the arrow of street will explode around. most of the time the rule is you know, the arrow screen, but they are comfortable with and if they have speed is it would be charged right? not have to go to a hard break. and after that on hard break will continue our discussion on palestine state with our to the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify all confused who really wants a better wills,

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i'm us as much as their i around because the law, the m in syria. george. yeah, said the oversight, i believe the thing is that if i live in the apple does indeed go in and, and there's an explosion in goes up, well, not only with the arrow street exp load, and that will pressure other governments to do something. clearly there's a late issue of his ball as well as very powerful, and therefore it is very of assume be facing a 2 front war. but there's a, another aspect to that. if you look at your, of your now has a very substantial muslim population. right? very, very substantial, this wasn't true. 6773. now they and they feel very emotional about this and, and you know, governments and, and then you gay and frowns in germany, you know, they, they, they want to adopt laws banning pro palestinian demonstration pro. how might as well know you found way palestinian life. but then all of us succeed because people

feel so emotional about this isn't in the way of russia and ukraine, but russian, your brain was an elite war based. the public really didn't care very much. they didn't really have a dog in the fights. this is only the just just to kind of point out is it yet. i looked at some, some of the demonstrations all through your room, a munich burn glen, paris, london. i never saw those. uh, those kind of demonstrations for you, great to do. no, not at all, lot of to that. and that's the thing that people are very emotional. so yes, you go in, in the united states, people who are emotional on the side of israel because any, you know, people are very emotional on the side of the palestinians. and if there are more of the scenes of horror and children getting killed and as all, then there will be violence that will just be an explosion of violence. that way the terrorism is going to make 2015. you know, look, just similar like, you know, like you like a tea party. so let me out. who really has to think of the, the old,

is it the serious consideration? maybe it makes, it could well be an explosion throughout them. at least they could just been explosions throughout europe. you know, they have, we haven't seen violence like this on the continent in that case. you know, the may in the, in the media coverage of this is just, it's a so deplorable where most of the western coverage if they, if they like to pass up to miss that you as well, this doesn't have choice. this doesn't have a choice. it has to do this, okay? that's, that is so disingenuous. they're always been choices ever since the start of this conflicts 70 years ago. there are numerous times where a compromises could be made in good faith and. and then with george's already mentioned, also that which was a plan, a very much bad faith. and this is what we get in today. but you know, it is real, can stop what it's doing. it can start recognizing international law. they can stop committing war crimes. and then it could actually ask outside powers of not the

united states, but to come in and is be a broker. there are many opportunities here. and i say this in desperation as the, as the land war against guys is immune and go ahead demo. oh wow. well, you're absolutely right, but oh, so i think we see that's what's going on and these are passed by and what's going on in the green. is that possible with huge conflict? uh, basically people who want to go down with the stats off, you know, when we say the brush, these medium and then by colonial fight, you agree, they should move that by this issue. what, what's going on that we should be, you know, most of the so called russian liberals, left traffic, the protest against the manufacturing, the green and water, the threes. real, the same. i cool because a country that effects its neighbors. you know,

we want to live in the country that is peaceful and the kind of want, you know, friends they choose to use. right. right. so now i want to rush us or press 2. i don't even, i wouldn't start preston. oh, these people. we've been our ability to whereas who no one to leave in these row because it's getting really dangerous there. but you see from these, we actually people that actually will cost escape, but there is a real part between the global colonial and you know, couple of new policies and, and the black much, you know, and the distribution suggested by the west compressors very, it's like a b, well, the side of the west, you don't be with you. great, be with these. well, uh, but there is no end in sight because uh, how can you be 100 percent with the brand and go over that with these rarely go. so what, what they go for is just, i'm 10. no, it's impossible to get to the arabs. i'll go guys and out of their joke, but it's,

it's impossible to do the kind of goal you ready. 8, the russian part of your brain to know the population, the culture, the history, people who do it, and people who want to do it. they behave like colonial, watched us who to, to destroy the world around them. so hold culture as you know, wanted to create an absolute can you, supposedly democratic, was few, right? so i think the, these made, it almost defeats the point of view is plans just like the region. all that brings i want to give you a premium. yeah, it brings up an interesting question, george, because this has very high stakes and this the bite in ministration has been they love playing the roulette wheel. don't thing. i mean i, i don't know if they have any kind of insight knowledge. obviously they don't, but they are taking huge risk sir, because when you bring to aircraft carrier groups in,

in presumably filled with jets, being able to go out on bombing campaigns. we know where they're going to bomb. it's going to be its 1st and foremost, it's going to be loving on. but you know, this is upping the ante, i mean, so direct american military intervention. now that is, that will make everyone in the region and i would say in the world, decide to think that's going to be designing with the side of the, of the, of washington george. that exactly. um, you're right. i mean, i think that the blind would be to start hitting targets 11 on um, but that's good to on tag and eyes. iran, and those are united states when they get involved in a war over there on the road as a country population of 90000000. so a lot of drones is got a lot of them this size, you know, it can basically blockade the straight to for most of the areas when you go to war on your hands with the wrong. um, you know, so it basically tried to, uh,

close to provoking a wall with russia. so that's too big was then you know, on your plate. and the game with a view to was, and i the biggest trail nor your brain as much to do with the us interest. so you have to fix with us because got stuck in within these 2 was without any thing. but i can say that, well, this is a vital us national interest. i mean, even back in the cold war, at least like us a vietnam, this is bob of his blood, great global struggle against the communism. at least you can make that case. but how is the security of israel in any way, a mazda of all the united states? i mean, us politicians can repeat this, but they never, but the cases are remarkably on compelling. it's very interesting the, the,

the arguments that the, of made to the west bank and gaza, the palestinians they were, you know, you just have to accept reality. i mean that, that's basically is, i mean, you, they, you can have a perfectly nice, happy working relationship with israel, you know, and you can get rich, you know, we'll give you some money, shut up and just accept, you know, you'll, you'll office just the, the serfs, the, the, these rated, but in the case of ukraine, they, so they, you know, it is they, they all get exact opposite, which is, you know, what, we go to liberate ukraine. we have to defeat russia. they never say, well ukraine has to accept, you know, geography history and realize that the cancelled when the camera just in the feed, russia is a live play present as well. absolutely. shamelessly of these hypocritical arguments just as or sort of underlying who dr. long allowed about their own way, you know that they are the vin venue cutoff. walter, florida electricity is that is a war crime. and then because israel but this time, 100 percent behind isabel, she said that against russia. okay. but the last name out about it is where they

are in a demon. is very interesting what george had to say because he's absolutely right. but what makes it would come pounds, this a fear that all they should have is it, there are elements in the american political lead. they want to war with around the is, is there fine. finally, we have this opportunity to do it because we have to save this real well, you know, the way you know, given my age, i always brought up, you know, the hating around. i was told the heat around, you know, because the house of these guys is okay that that was and so you have people like lindsey graham's and they're looking at this is an opportunity not as a danger dba to, oh well that's so that's a very dangerous line it's to do 9th of states, you know, to resolve the problem. we will not resolve the problem. it's better to start on to you is defeats afraid, we will law the result of the problem with you brain on to you rushed safety feet.

so instead of over containing before that, what was explained, you know, they, they want, they want a for to be. i think this is part of the reason spice almost. i'm experts think it was a great, uh, you know, uh the world was lucky. crap. com, is that okay, repeat the 2016. we want to sort of drum one that the whole with the rock right? suddenly the media, the media, the slightly your time. what's the 1st day? once again, the boy against the rock. why? because they were afraid that the trunk would with the what exactly do you feel and i was for years in both you remember that you know, the that's what like what interpretation there. okay i'm, i'm sure you're in charge of them was the same. can i do with that? i agree awareness throughout which is which is, oh, you know, we see how everything is dependent on that one. uh, basically, uh,

what happens, but a few people watching, you know, do we have a way of the, you know, they're made over the right to the americans, kind of, what was the washer? these are all very dangerous things. very dangerous. did that george last 30 seconds here and i think, you know, we can put a bowl on it, is a violence begets violence and morris don't really solve very much, george know what was done. and you know, we've seen this play before. israel has always come up with some theory that um, if only we crush this uh, you know, this particular palestinian group, now i've only we, when this will, we will be able to solve all our problems. and i have, we heard all of this in 1982 when they invaded lebanon. we have to crush it up. the yellow, the piano is a problem once they're out of the way, you know, we'll be able to solve our problem in the west bank. how many times that they tried to assassinate our off up if when we can get rid of our off up. so you know what

our problems will be gone if problems will be some gentleman, that's all the time we. i'm going to thank my guest, sitting in budapest, ends here in moscow when the thank our be worse for watching us here at our to see you next time. remember, ross, that goes the, there's many problems in us society now the facing because of the, their model is again, it's not able to fulfill the expectations of people guessing growth in, in, in, in homelessness, us and growth in poverty. this is a lot of traffic ations on the people who say so that they need to find a way to, to vote for, you know, solving their own problems and not trying to police the world. the

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