or even afford to pay the medical bills. most of all right there. so for both of them, just missouri, the condo in there was uh most of them uh most of the most. so we have a lot of problems there. even if you just did that to you, you are getting pulled petition. like for me i worked for percentage about mental illness, which is their budget. they give me a ritual money which comes through to me. i have a friend. i have a probably a lot of a me, a buzz on suicide watch because of the discipline ration. so i will look like on the phone, on the, the, the media nose is on the seats,

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hello and welcome to cross stock. were all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle . the united nation says at least 576000 people in gaza or one step away from them . and meanwhile, jo volume is seen using about a potential cease fire by one showing an ice cream coat. this is a state of play. this is the politics of genocide, the cross talking palestine. i'm joined by my guess, lionel in new york. he is a legal and media analyst in to them. we have mohammed mirandi. he is a professor at the university of colorado and in london we crossed the mohammed according to the state as a lawyer and parliamentary candidate or a gentleman comstock rolls in effect, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciated. mohammed ran to me, well, let me go to you 1st and to that, and i, i want to do a special call out right now about aaron bush now and his extreme act of

defiance to what he deemed as an active member of the military us military is jet, the us government's pursuit of genocide, and this a story says almost everything we really need. if it was mentioned at all in mainstream media, it didn't give you any idea of what was going on. it was very, very shameful and embarrassing for the profession. mohammed absolutely in the main stream media has been behaving in the most shameful manner since the genocide and gaza began. but when i woke up to the news that he had a, a cub burned himself alive in front. it is rarely the embassy. and i saw the footage, it was for a for a few minutes. i really couldn't think it was very painful. i didn't. i never saw the footage until the very end, but uh, he was very clear what he was after. he was very clear uh,

with regards to why he was doing this. he did it like a like he was like, he acted like a soldier and it will have an impact. because while the media immediately began to question his sanity and his background, those when you him came out and said that he was a very decent person, a very likable person. and the fact. so the facts, people across the united states young people in particular, they are going to be at least most of them, i believe, are going to be moved by this, this act of sacrifice. i would never advise anyone to do this, but now that heat has carried out this act, we should all use this moments to humiliate those who are carrying out this genocide to expose those who are carrying out what the president of brazil.

yes, said. was similar to the holocaust. yeah. and again the, the media attacked him for that may can but good at what the resilient president said was actually in context. but the media reported was without the context. that's what we expect here. all right, back to a business line or 2 thirds of americans, independence republicans, democrats. want to permanency speier, their jo, jo biden's administration ignores that. i thought this was a democracy as well. well, it's just not a democracy because as you know, we're not tyranny by the majority and we don't, it's not majority roles. we are technically a constitutional republic. may i just ask one favor? just on what you just mentioned regarding bush, not if you don't mind, go ahead. i have waited to play this play. this is kelly me. and it's funny how we select. certainly, here rose. remember the monkey in 1963. yep. courageous bobby says congress dryer

cesar chavez. yep. uh there was a quaker who so immolated during vietnam. we love certain people who sacrifice hunger sights and the like. do you know that after this happened, that various baby media reports refer to genocide in quotes that this man referred you quote, genocide, and one particular national outlet said at the end of this, if you're a family member or having ideations of suicide or basically if you're crazy like this guy seek help and here's a number to call you. this is, this is the way this story was skewed. and again, not, not loading a suicide, but did they do they not know that this was in some guy who, who misunderstood a football game or somebody that this is going with this. this is part and parcel

going back to your question, how could there be a ceasefire? well, there's only one well firing. i don't understand. i still don't under i, i this, this terminology that we use. i'm a lawyer and i'm trying to always find the, the definition. so i'm, i'm at a loss across the board. i'm sorry. well, i mean line or a, you know, in, in, in the context of, of the united states. and i know i'm and mirandi lived there for a while. i mean, it's not surprising you, you've said week after week the, because of the media coverage, people just aren't aware. okay. because i think that they were, are aware, they would act the very differently. but we have a political class and then apply a media that wants to control the message. aaron, voice mail story is the best example. okay, for the domestic context here. let's go back to its go to my home in in london. what are the reasons what the primary is, why i wanted to do this program was watching joe biden eating an ice cream cone, talking about the potential of a cease fire. and i,

i can't imagine being more tone deaf. okay, so and plus he was just thinking about the primary in michigan, most likely, but it's so casual. and so talis, go ahead. mohammed in london, a lot i think is for a long time, the case a low, many people pay attention to what to buy and the same is true, but i didn't was fully in control of his own bodily functions. then that would be something, but he finds it difficult to climb up or down steps, finds it difficult to keep hold of where he is in his mind. on many of his in many was interviews and said it's very clear that joe biden is not in control of whatever is going on in the united states, and there's the forces behind him the proper lock. well, my mom, if i could just and interject here, i mean we have, uh he was a senator. i think he was a senator and the roman empire has been around for so long. he was,

is known as the most ardent design is in the senate. and now as vice president and as president, we can look at his physical and mental failings, but make no mistake. design is through and through. he says that all the time mohammed so, but if the boss is the best, the particular group people power can pop up as the front. and then it shows a deep weak us within the power base of the whole guys ation. because if you have to pull out somebody who's frankly indistinguishable from his own the, then it means of us the best you could actually achieve. so i think that the phase in the phase in that formal kinetics is of some of these doesn't really exist. and, and off to we have, i didn't say come off this into stage, then i put an believe that the power that has to be on bite and is not crested and will be for suddenly a little stage of the pronouncements of what reality is meant to be by the

design, this will be, it's certainly not lending with the public and you mention that the company come where i, i don't believe that's the case. i think that in terms of the u. j. and the us as well. a vast majority of the public of very much against the will getting on. and unfortunately, the media powers and the political powers are long to go. so own people. and it took a soldier to burn himself so that he could boom through the want of that, of that bouquets against democracy and the people in order to try and shine a light on the fact of that time of resistance to once he's frankly, the covering of of a genocide and we've, we've been seeing that these protests around the world of cool south africa as a nation to be galvanized to bring the case in the i c j. that would have happened without the will of the people being so clearly articulated worldwide. and that

quote, which included a requisite proof foot by israel as a judge. he himself, yeah, well, so again, this is drawn on to the 9 point. so really there is no more cause for this very clear breach of human rights. this is very clear, the problem is, is that we, we, i think a, we're all on the same page here, but it's not stopping here. mohammed into around, i mean line or bob brought it up. i mean, when, in, in, in, in an article that he read about aaron bush now they had a, a genocide and quotation. so that's the problem, isn't it? okay. they, they will not recognize what's going on. they refuse to do it. and if you do say it, you, you are, are shut down, your disappeared, etc. go ahead, mom it into into them. yes, but you do become rather irrelevant gradually the the main stream media of the corporate media, the legacy media when they continue to support genocide when they continue to

hide this genocide or attempt to hide this trend aside from the public and people are seeing what's going on there, undermining themselves in the short term. they are of course supporting dentist side. there are assisting genocide. they're part of this genocide in your times of washington post all the cnn, bbc, all of them are, are guilty in this, in this feed, durham is crime. but they are undermining themselves people for, for, for a number of years. now, the media has become increasingly a question by ordinary people is become less respected by ordinary people. but now it's in freefall. mm hm. so they can continue going down this road, but they're just quickening the pace of their own demise. i'm optimistic about the teacher, even though the genocide is ongoing, even though last night was particularly horrible. when this riley's slaughtered

a large number of people who are waiting for aid, the footage is, is, is, is particularly painful to watch. despite the fact that every day it's been painful . but beyond that, i am optimistic about the future. no one believes the western media. i mean, when i speak about no one, i mean the general public across the globe. few people have any respect for the western political establish establishment. and the people across the world are increasingly seeking alternatives, breaks the shanghai cooperation organization, other regional organizations. these are all being given to boost. the irony is that we all want a ceasefire immediately for the sake of the people of gaza. but the regime and the regimes that are losing because of the continued genocide are the united

states this way, the regime, the brake line, and i have to jump in here. we have to go to a hard break. and after that hard break, we'll continue our discussion on policy and i'd stay with our to the in the late 18 ninety's french soldiers led by general to boot. i arrived in asia

with the goal of expanding french control in west africa to the territory of more than shot. the most funny, i mean, he's stuck up some new shows. all the cars do. and dick's showing the list to the tent of who they on the east, one of the most horrific campaigns of a trustees to have ever taken place in the history of the continent. liability getting hold of somebody. i know the question that you download the class you followed the diesel april, the national most likely multiple villages with devastated a numerous members of resistance groups with the headed apartment for us to get the movie glancing. i'm going to be a young investigator in search of his own identity and box on that you need to africa. the choices general with eyes, blood drenched roots in an effort to establish how your legacy still echoes

throughout the confidence. so my name is sam and i come from england and i've come ready to find out more about the emissions of willie and the history of in, in the region. the welcome back across stock were all things are considered in peter live elsewhere. man. you were discussing palestine, the okay, let's go back to lionel lionel, you know, we, we, i started out the program talking about and i'm the inability of the, the a by the administration to reflect upon public opinion here. or are they going to continue down the same path because i think all of them this program in our viewers

are a bit tired to say the least about. it's really difficult and we're work. we're trying really hard. we're trying the media. i don't believe any of it. i think it's a complete smoke screen. okay. i don't think the by the administration is going to do anything whatsoever to hinder. israel's goals, which is genocide awaits displacement and they'll just say we did our best and that will be good enough for some people. but i think as, as our other guests have said, that is going to alienate in, in a, a very fundamental way. but as we move forward line on to i have mentioned you before peter, that there is a definitional problem that people have in this country. when you say the word genocide, i am saying look, that is a term of art from the genocide convention. this is about targeting and hold of a part of people i've seen, people have in their minds as world war 2. i've mentioned as cattle cars and the complete elimination of all powers. the news everywhere i. i wish i could somehow

change the name. second of all, it's not just by the other day though, i saw an interview, you might have seen it as well on online or some platform with, with bernie sanders, bernie sanders, the the, the, the grandfather, the potter familiar us of, of, of the left. just whatever and he was asked, what do you, what will you do regarding the genocide and he should have worked for roget he's so as far as he had every version of harper paint, destruction, everything up and, and clothing that and number is so one that you as well, i know because my, my segment should be called light from the fish fall because i live in this world of people who sort of know, but also peter, they don't want to be bothered. but you mentioned the word zion is i could walk to you right with you to times square, which is a half a mile from here we go to offer

a $1000.00 to anybody to define what that means in the context of what's happening now. and they will look at it by virtue of this, this regimentation as it being can't amount to, to some type of anti semitic slower. yeah. that you're, you're the big. so this is, this is my problem. i'm, i'm sorry gentlemen, i'm, i'm, i'm in this master class of every edition. i am from, you know, the, the, the, the, the, the fish full of people who don't understand this. and we also have, if you, this one more thing you crane to equally confuse people as to where it is on the map who's who, and the other day. 11, peers morgan, in an interview with john nurse, i'm or was repeating this world war 2. i mean what, it, i'm in a parallel universe, there are people who, who overly complicated and oper scabbing model. i think this is very intentional regarding mohammed and in london. this has been intentionally done here. i mean,

i think all of us should start talking about the holocaust and gaza. just say it okay. and it, it, it like people like, oh, what then? so you know what, then you would talk about what that really means. i mean, start educating people, start challenging people, and don't be afraid to say the truth. ok, mohammed and $1.00, and $1.00 of the problems is one line of just brought up a whole word. zine is, i mean what it's supposed to invoke. i mean, look what happened to one of your, of a former prime ministers. he was hounded out of office or being anti semitic which, which is absurd on the face of it all. but they use that word in a very, very engineered way to silence people. not to make people think, but to silence them. go head mom and in london you lost the right spot. so like anything that's engineered, it has a certain tourism is so the phrase anti semitism is now about to suffer from mental city where it's been. so over use and been types of shapes, i think it will,

it will soon fail in the minds when we speaking people. and the reason for that is because the i c j, the instructional coat injustice has been accused of being significantly un, has been accused of being on smithy, bean con nation nation. as with most recently come out of a policy which is south africa has been accused of being and some is a i don't room full heroes in the u. k. who's down against the genocide having coolant semitic. so he would be like, i really indicated um, so if you started in the company of all these great institutions then the it has a meeting soon enough. and i think that's really where a lot of sense simple and clear minded people of the jewish faith have been very vocal about the misuse. yeah. but um, because it actually does cover up for actual services which has existed in europe, particularly it's been a you opinion problem for over

a 1000 years. there's not really one that's a laser, the fee to the of the arts of not sees them and send it to the movies. it is called issues that were born in your yes, as a know, things that were in the, in the are the context. but so that being said, i think those people in the jewish will be the spend all these ready to go. we rather who spend so much time educating us for the whole course days. so we things, i shingles list, how now actually towards us, we own them. a service of tours is exactly what it will cost looks like. and what we see in palestine is exactly what we were told from us when springs on programs. i shouldn't as list i wouldn't be. oh, great. yeah. so i think, you know, we need to just get pasta rhetoric and remind people of their upbringing. yeah. i think, well, it's good to turn around, i think, you know, if they, if they put a gas came here and costs and then people start believing it, i guess maybe that's what has to happen here. you know what, how many they think if everything is anti semitic, then what is i would say the most anti semitic thing is zine. it's

a yes i think design isn't as anti semitic because they are the ones who are how climbing the jewish people, more than anyone else. and thankfully, many young jews, as it's already pointed out, have become very, very vocal during the past few months. and in fact, in new york times article that was full of lies about rape and the headings and all that on october, the 7th day was exposed by uh, uh, a palestinian lead website in the united states. and the website led by, uh, jewish, a friend of your show. so uh there are changes taking place across the board, both internationally, but also locally. and when i mean locally, i mean in the west. uh, i think that as the previous guess, pointed out, these words have been you so much by design this lobby that they're

losing their meaning. and i agree that people, many people in the united states in that bubble still feel that way. but the fact remains that every day we're getting, we're seeing more and more image is coming out of gaza, a never ending in genocide and never ending holocaust. and people will gradually see the reality. those who don't want to accept reality never will get. but overwhelmingly, people across the world are seeing reality. and what is really resume is doing is that they're cementing this hostility and animosity towards their racism towards the, at the center. this is a and as they are, they are destroying themselves by continuing this. they should be the 1st to push for a cease fire because all, as i said,

although apollo city and so being women and children are being massacred on a daily basis, that is right in the regime and it's western allies. so what is western allies are being dest demolish? and yeah, because of this genocide across the world, they can never speak about human rights again, make it well over a topic and every month it can never talk about taken seriously. they cannot never talk about the rules based order anymore, okay? because i have no idea what that means. could get it, particularly in what we're seeing going on and causing it, you know, the line or it's closer to home to you. the new york times again, is in a extremely hot, hot water. this ridiculous story about a systematic rape on october 7th, which has been demolished in israel in the united states on call up the great zone there. and now they're looking at who are the co authors of that monstrosity is, and lo and behold, it's a non journalist and someone their workforce really intelligence kind of

a embarrassing situation to find yourself in line of embarrassing. if you understand it, by the way, i'm going to steal the line about metal fatigue. that is in such an apt analogy. if i am on a quote mcluhan, who said that that little that, that a little lies are very hard to keep secret. but big lies are easy because of our incredulity. do you know what it would be like if any of you gentlemen were to stand up and say, you know this rape story is false? what your denying rape? no, no, i'm denying this way. when a you how you sick. so what happens is if it's a big story, the include unity of it is a problem there. there's also something which is interesting. the more that we see images in pictures, the more we sub bitch, a way to them. peter, remember in our generation, when we 1st heard about me live and it's side hurst, people stopped street and we didn't even see pictures. we didn't even,

we didn't even say we didn't even say pictures are absolutely right. yes. we did not understood we were, but today perhaps by virtue of maybe our psycho tropic medication because of the fact that we've been habituated to this, to this over and over and over. or we're just a completely different. maybe our psyche has been affected by some kind of a social parasite or, or virus, but nobody's reacting to this. and finally gentlemen, what happens is people are told all the time, you don't understand how much is it different or they're, you, you, this isn't a, a symmetric war. they don't have uniforms, they don't have rules. you have to what you might consider to be over a kill is, is perhaps. yeah, but why not, doesn't this really speaker let me go to mohammed in in london here, this desperately speak to just the deep seated racism within western the lead. so i mean, it's easy to rationalize what's going on here. they are

a lesser people. they're brown people that are muslim. i mean, it really plays into that. well, the reason why i'm bringing it up is that the same a leads like to talk about their diversity and all of it. i mean, there are hypocrites to the core. go ahead and london. yeah, i mean this, the research study of the idolized the payments that were coming to our lead pacino position late because the from pro is on his own piece and it turns out that 40 percent will shut the cabin that have received funding from pro design is still good, nice ations. now in terms of whether there's a deep seated racism, show that res, there's any study in the west will show a degree of institutional racism across the board. and any institution, a more problematic than that re, is, is the issue of being funded by a particular, lo be to have a particular outcome. and i'm sorry i have to jump in here. we have run out of time

. absolutely fascinating discussion with all 3 of you. i want to think my guess in london, new york and into then. and of course i want to thank our viewers for watching us here in our d. c. and next time, remember across that, the take a fresh look around is a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by tell us to do vision with no real opinions. fixtures, design to simplify will confuse really was a better wills. and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground?

can the dozens of them have the bullets in that head not like you know, in the sky to today and people if there was a confusion as in kite, as don z u. n. n voice plans as well as bodies in action, as of what he calls them out. ray, just the massacre of gauze and that's off to at least a $112.00 were supposedly killed by the id. yes. well they were rushing for humanitarian aid. a slap in the face, that's the reaction for the u. k. also the german chon sliver, mixed the person in front of directly involved in the ukraine, conflicts by helping kids find a long range. missiles rushed it also the south almost say that the wants of.