a good division with no real live indians fixtures design to simplify. it will confuse really once a better wills and then it just shows you fractured images, presented to this. but can you see through their illusions, going underground? can the hello and welcome to cross software. all things are considered on peter lavelle to bind me ministration. steadfast and unequivocal support of israel makes the united states and many of its allies, co conspirators, to war crimes and even genocide the west as quickly losing any claim to moral

superior court. the press auction in palestine, i'm joined by my guess, michael maloof in rest and he is a former pentagon senior security policy analyst in new york. we have line on he is a legal and media analyst and assemble. we cross to professors, i mean l a. ryan ski is director of the center for as well and global affairs at symbols. i am university. alright, gentleman across huck roles and in fact that means you can jump anytime you want and i always appreciate line. and let me read something for to you that i read in the american conservative by a good writer. i james carton. reacting to the fact that uh, anthony, blinking made it to the cover of time magazine. i didn't even know time magazine was around anymore. so that was the kind of surprising and because i don't see why anyone would read it, but this is what he had to say in his article that was in the american conservative . how many americans know that the by the administration is sent and it says 10000

tons of weapons, the israel since the fighting began in october. thanks, anthony, blinking babies, policy of indiscriminate slaughter is now ours, and that is something for which one day we americans may pay an awful price. reflect upon that for me. you know, one of the things i find it you're saying is that if you look at the, the international court and the i, g, c, i, j, c, in this, this initial preliminary, probable cause hearing whatever this is because it's a complete kind of a strange um, version of, of law, but if it is true that genocide is proved or established under whatever particular standard of care, reasonable doubt or probable cause, there is then under all acceptable law everywhere in the world. whoever aides a bad counsels procured hires is an accessory, is a co conspirator,

a participant, a principal. in the 1st degree. peter, if you drive the getaway car to bank, wherever you are, just as guilty as i am, using this absolute axiomatic view of the law and responsibility and culpability. how can anybody get around? is irrespective of what you feel personally, if they find a genocide or a par died or whatever it is took place. and the united states was an absolute, vital participant, and a neighbor of it. we are under all the acceptable rules of law as guilty as a principle. we are a principle period, actually, a medic. well, sammy live in the same vein here. we saw israel in the dock at the international court of justice. the very fact that there in the doc tells us enough all of us. so this era of social media, we can see in real time what's going on. i mean,

i'm very well aware that that chord can be easily politicized because it's nice and then the judges represent nation states. so that's open to corruption, political corruption. but at the end of the day, it doesn't really matter because any kind of finding would take years and years and many, many more years. the way things are going. but it's up to the decision. public opinion is already decided. what it is seen is already defined what it sees, go ahead and assemble and there's no question that there is a committed not only work crimes, but the genocide dental side has 2 elements. one is intent and the others is conduct. and i think the south african presentation as well as their memorandum 84 pages of a stablish that the intent was there from the president of the state to the prime minister, to all the cabinet members all the way down to the soldiers. all of them have have, have actually, uh, illustrated that their intent is,

is genocide. we've seen the contact for the past 400 yet. are they still far? we're talking about over 30000, maybe 31000 that have been either killed or missing over 60000 injured. we're talking about the stations throughout the guys us to 2300000 people. 1.95 has been displaced. we're talking about civilian civilians being targeted date and then they all and the whole world doing nothing. i certainly did, i said so it's been complicit. and by the way, correction here. it's not 10000 or 10000 times. it's 65000 tons. that's about 4 times that they have a shipment bomb. and this is just in a matter of about a 100 days, a token of unbelievable amount of ammunition that have the by point was i think in the article that said, so sort of the conflict. 10000 tons were sent. but i get your point very clearly. it shows of the, the, the war on children in gaza. um it was manufactured in the united states. so the

point taken, michael, that the, the, in this again going to you about culpability. i found it really interesting that anthony blinking was actually profiled in time magazine because it looks like they're running the running cover because he looks like when he speaks about this and the state department talks about this, they were looking very scared. i mean to the point the, what would blanket look like in an orange jumpsuit, michael as well, that would be very intriguing. i think blanking should just stay home. he is totally useless. he. he cannot control netanyahu, and netanyahu is running, running a mock. as far as i'm concerned, the united states has put him up to it. and he realized as he now has the united states where he wants them, and he wants endless war. as a consequence of putting the need for political and personal survival at all costs . we're seeing this now and he's dragging us into this thing. and because of our

extraordinary lobby here, back at home, that the israeli lobby and our congress. we have, we have uh it both in the house and the senate and, and i would add it throughout the um, throughout the uh, administration. this is becoming uh it is making the united states highly comfortable and we're seeing the same reaction on our own streets. now yeah, so this and, and what's unfortunate. busy is that even our mainstream media has picked up the 2 to equate hom, us with palestinians. and they don't understand or are they don't want to recognize the distinction that, that is real, is bombing and annihilating innocent civilians. and as you point out some 30000 the depths of have occurred and, and it's, it's all because of this,

this carpet bombing, incessant carpet bombing the that is going on. and i would add that it's been done because netanyahu and his were a radical rapid ministers have called for the elimination is they have palestinians and they want them out of the area. oh, i'm not sure where the miko but, you know, we, we, it's all nice and convenient for some to talk about what happened after october. so what happened on october 7th and after, but there's, this is a 75 year history that's in play here. and, and if i go to line or this is the final act of this history of 75 years of clearing the, the palestinian people from uh, from palestine libel. the only thing that is allowing this to happen is the continued unexpected nations and ignorance and closeness on the part of the average american. they have absolutely no idea. number one, number 2,

we have this thing in this country where we are allies, we are we, we are always been an ally of israel, but there, i thought most people thought there was a conditional say we will be an allied, but 1st, we must review the particular operation, the we are a lie with you on. it's not an unconditional. you can do whatever you want. it seems like they're just this one size fits all, whatever happens. but let me ask you to add one thing to show you how to diffuse and confuse this is we're going now and we're spreading this into whether anti semitism is somehow contaminating the, the college. it's like, well wait, wait, wait, what this is not the other day. i heard a talk radio. how suggest that the people who were protesting at fort for pro palestinian were anti semite left these who went into hospitals because they believe that the hospitals were somehow connected with jewish, but i mean they, it's like, where did you get this from?

yeah, nobody corrected. nobody said, well wait a minute. what, what happened with our ability to critically think that's not what's happening, but nobody correction because one please, but nobody cares for too busy. the problem is that this whole issue is short circuited. everything the west believes about itself. sammy, one of the most important things here is the west is always claim most appear already in every single spear of existence that is completely collapsed right now. you cannot protect a country committing genocide insane because we have a special relationship because of history. now it's in the law as the law and they signed up for it and it's wrong and the world and i, and i mean, the vast majority of the world sees it from what it is. go ahead and assemble the. absolutely, i mean, with seeing the united states conduct when russia went in to ukraine and how they were going after russia,

claiming all kinds of genocide or kinds of war crimes and is, does it 100 times over we saw what kind of a policy is, you know, the not on a shield and get started protecting is sort of redoing the un security council resolutions stop this war. but even they are everything they are supporting with, with, with, with the munition, with, with ends and with political cover and so on and so forth. to the standards, he is white, quite obvious about it. and also you'd see, you know, they were talking about ukraine. they had problem given you know, few 100000000 dollars, even one of the house because was ousted and one is well asked for 14 points to the menu or 14300000000. that was, it was approved in, in, in one session. so you could see how this is and, and your reference to the lobby i think is, is pointed that we haven't seen a single political force that has that much grip. i mean, the nice states they disagree about everything except this issue,

this issue. yeah. but i think this, but i think this time around as we go to the break here, public opinion is been aroused and it is very, very angry. and it's very disgusting gentleman. i have to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion. i'm house on stay with the the, the, in the late 18 ninety's, french soldiers led by general to boot. i arrived in asia with the goal of

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throughout the confidence. so my name is ben and i come from england and i've come really to find out more about the, the mission of lake and the history in the region. the welcome back to cross stuck were all things are considered 9. peter roosevelt's remind you were discussing palestine. the okay, let's go back to michael. michael. it's really interesting for me. i can remember when i was in university and they were the pro power standing in groups on campus. and they were usually staffed by american jews. and it was, you know,

and then you know, a many years ago on this program, i had a norman finkelstein on and many more as the historian the story and in israel. and at the time it was kind of nice. it was um, you know, kind of on the side lines. um, it is very important obviously, and its importance is only become more important through time. but there is a change of consciousness right now. i mean, this is go on youtube and what you see is just, i'm astounded about people that have learned a lot very, very fast. and they are disgusted in what they were learning. go ahead, michael, as well, that's reflected in the demonstrations. we're seeing of virtually a right in the western world, i should say. and, and we're seeing this also in, in the global, in the global south. people are becoming though quite concerned about all of this. and, and even though, even though the, the united way can differ on policy every but if you disagree with israel,

you are anti semitic. and i've even been accused of that. it's pretty hard since my background is lebanese. so it, this, that is a rather amazing to me that they just don't know what they're talking about. and you're absolutely right. so that this, this, that people have become more educated, more informed, and they don't like what they see. and they see a country such as israel, now that has gone, that has it that is out of control. and they are mimicking the very things that the nazi germany did to them and ended in the call for layman's realm that i found in a newspaper in 2011. it's a clear out the, the, the palestinians from even the west bank and, and also gaza. and just move them out to, to reclaim their biblical uh what, what they believed to be their baby clothes at heritage. and that would include

moving all the way up to the tiny river in the, in, in level on. i mean they, they are out of control. i'm michael byers's, my good minutes. a look at, look at the you go a little bit further. how about to the nile to the afraid ease. okay. you know, brought, you know, from the river to the same. people misinterpret that, no, there's a different river in play, and there's a different saying play here. okay, that's why it's very true. but you know, either line or what is really interesting. and it's really important to reflect about what mike, what michael said, because you know it's history. but you know, we have the, the, this, so ridiculous person they mentally and a better box. it's amazing how low the bar is become for europe and ministers and cheese for administer germany, a green apparently as well. and, you know, just full throated support for israel. but you know, i know the germans have a problem with humor, but i didn't think they had a problem with fire name. so you have a country in the middle of the last century that committed genocide against your

it's jews. and now you have the same country, germany, supporting jews in the middle east to come in another genocide. i'm what happens. i mean there's of that. it doesn't compute, sorry, line. oh, well, i don't want to do. i don't want to play upon your reference to humor, but there is a neurological disease where if somebody makes too much too much jokes and ponds, it's called visual sucked. so leave it to the germans that come up with a, a condition for, for being too funny. that was a joke. i'm sorry, i thought you might just something very interesting. you mentioned norman finkelstein, this guy was the d. b cooper of the internet. nobody, he just disappeared, he jump out of a plane, nobody saw him again, never to be heard from. and now he and max blumenthal if match blumenthal doesn't get the nobel peace prize or the appeal it's, or this man all years, everything here we're here here. i, i, i would just want to agree with lionel on that. max blumenthal is doing amazing

work. he's doing amazing work for all of us and for peace. keep going, lionel a survey quickly. and because americans are particular in the west, dana reed with definitions when, when they hear genocide, they might think of nazi germany. genocide specifically means as crime, committed with the attempt to destroy a national ethnic, racial or religious group in a whole. or in part it's not what you think it is. a power type is a definition, not what people remember like south africa. mendoza. no. read the standard read what's to be proved. it's not your colloquial street version of what this is. so when people talk about the question of is, is real liable for a genocide read what the definition is and they don't. so consequently they dismiss it as over reaction, but it's very, it might be the wrong term. but clearly, if you read the definition, i believe the south africa has a least made

a prime efficient case of that. absolutely. it was sammy, one of the things that i've been observing very carefully during all of this is the reaction of the muslim world. and, you know, of course there's of meters that will come out in the country that you live in america. one has been very strong about how he feels about it, but don't you think in it and, and this is something that he think is important to highlight. don't you think that they are, the muslim world has to be more forceful and how it's reacting to those because you have leaders and you have princes and sell done. so i've all this, but then you have people and are their view is being registered enough because it's like i've, we've all said here. you can watch this in real time. it's so unbelievable that we have the capacity to watch a civilization. a group of people of population being annihilated right in front of our eyes. go ahead, send me is what i'm trying to say. most of the most in countries including tatiana others throughout the world or the control,

they are under heavy pressure from the united states. they have been threatened, they have been pressure. and i can give you many examples about that. but i want to say just one word about anti semitism, the to be empty, somebody that was the class of the condition of someone who hates to lose or ex, embrace the stories against them. but today, the definition of i have to submit this in our last that design is don't like it. so it's different parents. if they don't like you, then somehow they become empty, some like, right? but in terms of the word that you could see, you know, 57 countries meant a couple of months ago. and they couldn't even agree on anything because of the heavy pressure by the night states blinking just left the area he had, he went through every capital, basically, given all kinds of dictates of what they should or shouldn't do. and that's why you see the product is taking place. 10 countries actually reject reject it very simple measures in which the pressure of the night state, which is the only country that is capable of pressure and is way to stop. it's the other side, the more, and he has, you know,

10 countries because of that relationship with united states, you know, they have bases inside these countries. and they have all kinds of financial and other economic pressures that they have been applied. and therefore, you could see that there is still to protest within that up in wisdom. what? yeah, that's. and it's very, very unfortunate because them of all people in the world to be able to stand up and speak out about the atrocities. it's the, it's the um, the muslim world. michael, how worried are you about the escalation? because the blinking and this is the most the clown is person i think on the political scene. and that's saying a lot of it is last the shuttle diplomacy in the middle is just escalated things. i mean, what i thought it was about de escalation and it looks like knitting yahoo as a green light to do whatever he wants. well, he wants to stay in power number one, number one, and number 2, he wants to stay out of jail. so go to war with has the law. what are your thoughts,

michael? well, i, i concur with you completely. as i said at the top, you should just stay home because he's totally useless. i mean, during his 1st meeting went to the administration 1st came in, and he met with the chinese, they lectured him. that showed weakness right there. we airports and we could have tests anticipate for years of weakness, and now we've seen it demonstrated completely look i, i fear that this entire region is going to go up now, but i think the ron is directly involved. uh that that makes it, uh, as i said, we're going to be getting into where our data by front work just within this area. and it could, is easily slipped into a 6 front war. and, and the fact that the fact that we're hitting the amenities the way we are and, and what they have, what stood for years against the salaries. yeah, i mean we, we, we have demonstrated how millet our on, if it's a military power,

is limited. in fact, if we want world peace and we, and we're demonstrating that because of our inherent weak this now and, and our, our dominance of the world seen is visually and, and the world is seeing it. and we're seeing it. and the by the administration doesn't have a response to it, you know, liable to what degree do does the american public is the american public aware of the fact that the entire middle east region could blow up at any moment here in the ramifications are almost impossible to predict, i mean there's so many different possibilities here and where's there were there, but they know they want to talk about the or the evil orange man. i mean, talk about a, come a country, you know, out to lunch, michael, i'm sorry line on it. while you were actually, while i am a michael, but that's part of the show. what i'll tell you what's interesting about this and

i'm an expert in this way. that's why you're here. that's why you're here. that's why you're here. don't forget it. michael means one who was like, god, just leave me just a me cry. oh but, but, but the point is we, we are the united states of nations as we speak right now. believe me, when i'm telling you this, we spent, rather than talking about the fact that there's a new coalition, we talked about this the other day. i know people classic prototypical upper west side, jewish liberals who now have to go to fox news crowds to feel any kind of somebody go or connection with what they feel about israel. i mean you've got left is now right, right. is left. nobody knows what we're talking about and to show you what would captivated people's attention was the president of harvard, claudine gay, who basically did not speak enough against anti semitic and weapon to be black and have a strange air. got i'm, that was the focus. not. it's almost like it's like

a child crying, and you shake the keys over here, or the rodeo clown. you, you have this guy comes out to the charging bowl. it's, it's not over here. we're distracted, revered is, it says i'm for skated news. i don't think that, you know, we call schwab said it was a great reset. i didn't think he had this in mind that because there is the world is now upside down. well, you know, sam, a real quickly 30 seconds here in line or brings up a good point. what's up, what's down, what's left, what's wrong? right? but i'll tell you what it gets down to what is right and wrong. and i think that's the moment we're facing 25 seconds. go ahead. sammy, what are we? you know, the united states, i $63.00 basis around the image of the base. all of the spaces are the for the reason and what they want it to do was they wanted to give it to china since they wanted to hand over this is this, this region to saudi arabia and his that so no money is ation process. that's not going to up and now, and that's why they have been pushing is to have an absolute victory so they can

restore the image of the invincible army, which is not going to happen. and the problem that is totally inept to do any said possible to stop this. well, this was how powerless the last remaining superpower is. gentleman. that's all the time we have a one, a thing my guess in new york present. and it is simple. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here. are to see you next time. remember across the the

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