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westlake military blocks, this is all the more reason russia will achieve its goals in this proxy war. the telegram ceo, pub, older, all f is officially charged with a dozen crimes. and from the allegations include a refusal to provide information requested by government bodies with the ups founder potentially facing a decade behind bars for complicity and crimes. committed on his platform. we examined why other tech chiefs probably not being targeted. also ahead on the program, multiple ukrainian drones attempting to attack 3 russian lincolns. our shop done overnight says most co saves the number of se tullet teams in kids stall, curse incursions, risen to 7000, and a warning, disturbing images after almost 2 decades to cover all 5 of us miller tree
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footage of the 2005. how deep lovesick current burke is showing the amount of the execution of $24.00 rocky civilians by us marine, the pro must go to the world. this is our to international hello and welcome to the news. our chief executive of telegram has officially being charged by french authorities. pop older all faces 10 years in prison if found guilty of multiple a legit problems committed on his own line platform by others. including failing to hold the distribution of child pornography, as well as refusing to provide information requested by official bodies, our t corresponding charlotte tube and speak told me more. and he has been charged with a series of very serious climes including complicity to distribute child pornography via organized groups, fraud, drug trafficking,
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and also this refusal to provide information to authoritative bodies when requested . of course, he is not accused of doing this himself. he's do accused the base in terms of complicity because he's the owner and co founder of the telecom act himself. he is facing up to 10 years in jail is convicted of this, but he was released over night on a band of 5000000 euros in his lawyer says, all of the charges against him. spurious, it is still through the upsets the thing that it had on the social network could be involved in criminal acts that could be committed on the messaging service telegram complies you know, respects with european rules concerned and digital technology will do real fast to remain in faults until this goes to trial in union, this could take several years to get to that stage. and until then he will also
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have to report twice a week to the authorities that they know he's still on. thanks so, and there was a lot of talk on social media, but this is a form of censorship and won't be authorities in front. so trying to do is to gain access to postal information on telecom. it's encrypted and, and that's one of the reasons it's become so popular. almost a 1000000000 use is world. why is it secure? yes, people say, well, i can say what i like, this isn't going to be passed on to the authorities. and this is all the see now on the question and we have a platform is like a little mosque. we've heard from a former, we're still blow. edward snowden, this is about since the ship. this is about a crack down on the freedom of speech. and even in front of us, we put some opposition. politicians that they all outrage, but a few is that back country is the one that is a rest. if possible to rope, let's just have a listen to what one of them is had to say. let the bible door of do a big interview to talk about my crohn to demolish him. then let him run away. let
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him leave him a chronus, gone and defend freedom of expression outside friends. here's the concern. if say telecom hands in for the information about one encrypted chat, where does that end not poses a huge issue for the future of people feeling the conversations of private and that we can speak freely in previously. so huge slippery slope pad and there are also many saying this is a political movement because dual pops wouldn't move, telegrams headquarters back to from a few years ago when he was given, the french citizenship press like on the phone. so said this has got nothing to do with any political involvement at all. this is all happening in paris, some how the legs that france may not be acting on its own initiative here. tickets through lobby, who else could perhaps stand to gain from the jailing of the telegram fund or? well, we know that telecom is being looked into by germany and also the
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e. u. in general, it's looking to see what the time of i'm should come into the reading if it's digital services that this has passed back in 2022. and this is about combining illegal content. and also this information. we know that telecomm already fund or c in the repeating even as a result of requests. and my authority is but that wondering whether it should come and further scrutiny and therefore should be moderated and also potentially have to give access to these encrypted chance. i'm. but, you know, they are saying that telecom doesn't know me as the questions very much doesn't provide much information or sometimes doesn't cooperate the tune of investigations . so really some big questions about what kind of pressure pabo do of could come on to by the french authorities and possibly to fax to by the e u. and the us to provide information. just to give you an example, in russia, telecom is a widely used application, and they're all, some that fee is that by accessing perhaps information from uses here in russia.
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that, that information can be used by nato, a to spa you on russia, and towards the end. one can or any question. well that you, you might not be the only actor interested in charging problem draw, speaking on tucker carlson, dot com, mike bins, a former us state department deputy for i t suggested that washington assisted part us with the arrest us. it's seeking to gain control over the social media platform . a telegram is very, very powerful vehicle for the us state department to be able to mobilize protests, to be able to galvanized political support. the national endowment for democracy was actually paying the main administrators of the telegram channels, who were orchestrating those rights. those protests, not employees of telegram, but people in general, administrators, the people are using it or organizing others to use right? us and french, shared military intelligence and diplomatic and economic interest in or in
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arresting problem. and finally, getting the leverage they have craved for so long to be able to both control, con, kilograms, content, moderation practice. but also the, you know, the ability to get this backend access to it for, you know, to just read every russian text message effectively or new york base lawyer and media unless line or spoken, what has been on folding. he told us that coalition of tech figures is emerging funding is what they perceive to be state censorship. what we're used to, and a lot of people are used to, there's having government use social media platforms as proxies to, to sensor individuals. a step trying to state something here, the government's going after the applied for not the not as a proxy, but the platform itself on the very basic level. i'm thinking, if i can be, if i'm the head of a social media company and somebody does something criminal on the platform and i
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need to blame where, where does that end? you know, you, you just have no kind of an a point to that. and it just spirals and spirals, if i buy, i'm or cds, i knock somebody done. the people who, who, who sold me that in the showcase. are they not at fault as well for this? you know, the question is the legal questions on this are, are, are endless. what is the instrument that most people utilize telegram on, and i, and i would say it's a, it's, it's a mobile phone or it's an apple phone. are we going to now sees apple products as facilitating this? i mean, let's face it. telegram is nothing unless you have an instrument that allows you to, to access it. so the question is, and you, you touched on it, what is, what is telegraph? is it independently of a form of a crime? a print is it, is it a crime, a crypt, criminal act or?
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or does it really provide the platform for which anybody can use it in a variety of different ways? and how do you, how do you sever that information, that information which, which is good and beneficial, but political or artistic? how do you pull that out? and here's another aspect, while a publisher off has been accused of crimes committed via his platform for some of his social media competitors. it's business as usual, without any threat of prosecution, despite their networks being used to break the law and very serious ways. ortiz marina cost rebec can tell us for how many times have we heard that facebook or instagram should do more to avoid child pornography and terrorism, or the western brands that are regularly accused of child labor practices. new disturbing lawsuit against meta, the parent company of facebook and instagram, new mexico's attorney general is accusing the social media giant. and it's ceo,
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mark zuckerberg of enabling child sex abuse and trafficking on its sites. investigation by the wall street journal in the university research are saying that middle platforms owned instagram is connecting and promoting a network of accounts dedicated to under age sex content. i know you don't mean it to be so, but you have blood on your hands have suddenly been arrested. nope, but when it comes to telegraph, they waited for the juggler right away. the double standards here are sold, larry and the people started to speak out online points. and now the all vs in lights of the arrest of people do it off. what stops fronts to arrest toyota. c. o . terrorists use that cost of transportation. holding telegrams ceo puddle door off criminally liable for harm done by his ap is like holding toyota c. e o accountable for terrorist using their vehicle. it's a sure but they don't see it. they are adamant that do or all that. and his brother are complicit and possessing distribution,
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offering or making available pornographic images of miners in an organized group. and the fact that telegram to incorporate some of those sorts these seems to have sealed europe's fates. that's despite the fact that there is, quote, no suggested either of the door or brothers were directly involved in any of the legal activities identified by the investigation. well, if francis so serious about this and wants to hold tech companies accountable for the concepts on their platforms, the all up. why only do or all the rest and platform executives because of their legit failures to sufficiently moderate content. even content as the stub and, and humble as content that tom's children starts us down to dundas road that threatens free expression gives too much power to the government to suppress speech or the end of the day. if you are that concerned about terrorism and child pornography. even started down and trump himself, it's that easy. remember,
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when ross at the just slap? what does all these concerns? individuals have to say that we told them representatives of the you in the council of europe, the o. s. c, the european union, the united states and other concern governments to scrutinize and publicly challenge rushes actions in order to uphold the fundamental rights to freedom of expression and privacy, both online and offline, as stipulated in binding international agreements to which rusher is a party. oh, fast forward a couple of years and now france not only seems to understand the dangerous bob wants to take it further by looking up the developer all v f. and it's incredible how quickly americans stand up and say, well, we would never do that. that chilling effect is why the united states has constitutional in statutory protections that ensure platforms can host a wide range of ideas without facing crippling legal consequences. so internally in the phones would disagree with that statement. it's pretty obvious the rules change
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depending on the goal at hand. and the goal here is very murky. instagram has a massive child exploitation problem, but no arrest as luck, as he senses free speech and gives governments back to access to use the data. it appears that it all comes down to the same old you're either with us or against us . and if you're with the west and this case firms, then you'll need to give them a walk. they want the keys, the name is the passwords, the info. they demand you either give them a full access or they'll take feel freedom. that's friends who live or take for you . oh, not very lot. her point. we discussed it with a bundle of guess they come from thing approach, the west tex when it comes to regulating social media as it stands right now, it's highly hypocritical and extremely draconian that this kind of crack around is taking place. it's political because as we see, it's after burg is not under arrest for the child trafficking and pornography that
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goes on on facebook and instagram. so we have up this particular telegram see being held apparently without real explicit charges for a something that somebody else did on his side. i think it's new to chris talking about himself just recently admitted that they were directv into government pressure sensor people when it came to pull their face because they're really open the door for the government and has given into censorship. let me get in, and that's why they're not people to see percussion, is that the telegrams to you is facing. he's essentially being held hostage, essentially being blackmailed, unexplored in order to get boxes by that the platform to be under the control of western governments. and that should concern multiple gearbox. freedom is anyone who has a cell phone, i have the intelligence agencies, basically know everything about you and everything that you were doing. so if they
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actually wanted to crack down on drug trafficking, human trafficking, child pornography, they could do so very easily. obviously they're not interested in that. uh, they are interested in suppressing uh, any freed this course. uh, they don't believe that people are capable of discerning the truth for themselves or they don't want them to. i think the regulations are going to continue and i think what they end up doing is creating monopoly. so then have complete control over the info. see. ready here and like why so you don't have real competition and, and likewise they are in bed with the state and therefore they can get away with whatever they want. the russian or defense systems have repelled overnight. you printing enrollment tax and 3 regions, one of them, the belgrade region, has also come under showing that killed one civilian and wounded 2 more according
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to local authorities or rushes defense ministry has released from the age of combat operations in the cursed area with attack or craft and drones targeting ukrainian arbor vehicles, that's us. p ups forces suffer amounting losses in their stalls cross border incursion. bosco's m o. d says that you created an army, hester for its $7000.00 fatalities so far in the 3 week old operation, including the loss of $380.00 soldiers in the past $24.00. meanwhile, taking the floor of the un security council versus deputy representative has one that keeps plans of seizing nuclear facilities in the curse region. frightens danger for all of your up. the remarks come as western countries continue to come, don't ukraine's offensive, which has targeted civilian areas in the sky. and we still want to keep them as with all their designs. all west and colleagues could not have failed to notice.
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hundreds of cages of the korean nationalist shooting civilians joined to leave the comb with the area including pregnant women on the territory of the coast region. in addition, there is indisputable evidence that the key for him deliberately shelled the correspondent, set up all plans and he's making plus the season in an operation such recklessness, which risk provoking a nuclear incident with tragic consequences for the whole of you is the best response to those who have tried and trying to ignore the keys through genes attack on this up on all of your new clip outlines. well, the 15 member body that leads the united nations began the meeting with a briefing that went over the humanitarian costs of the conflict. and from there we heard from a number of number states represented on the council, who blamed russia for the conflict. these are countries aligned with america, and they spoke with russia in the most harsh and usual condemning phrases. now there were some countries that stood out in their sensible approach talking about
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diplomacy and the need to resolve the conflict with negotiations, china stood out, giving a clear headed message before the council juncture 2 and a half years have passed since the escalation of the cream crisis in february 2022 and rapid clashes on the ground have continued all of these 2 and a half years. in light of these increasingly difficult situation, china has repeatedly noted that it is necessary 1st of all, to follow the principles of preventing escalation collision in order to achieve discoloration. as soon as possible, we call them the parties to show come to avoid attacks on civilians. civil and structure facilities, nuclear power plants and others. and but, and now russian, deputy ambassador dmitri poll janski's, spoke about how the push to resolve the conflict with diplomacy and negotiations is largely coming from the global south countries outside of the western world. seem to understand that only negotiations can bring
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a resolution to the conflict in ukraine. as you remember in june, the president of russian made a peace proposal to ukraine, reflecting the real situation of the front and taking into account the genesis of the green and crisis. those of you who reason this way did not take into account the no negotiate ability of the key for the dream which has demonstrated both in the case of the mesa agreements. and then the draft piece 3, the initiated in a symbol into 1022. and this time the key for gene haven't received all of those with whom it talked about. these clearly chose escalation by attacking the coast region and saucer. moved any questions? i hope no one has any more illusions about this. now in the remarks given by the russian deputy ambassador, he also talked about how you crane held up as a bastion of democracy no longer has freedom of speech or even freedom of religion . the emphasized that one sided rhetoric is not going to bring
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a resolution of the conflict. and if there are serious efforts to bring about peace rush, it would be happiness to negotiate. caleb mauppin, archie new york, the ukraine's top military commander has admitted that keeps invasion of russia's curse region was suppose to slow down. most schools at bands in don't boss. he sees that plan has so far failed to materialize. the concession accountants as the situation on the front line looks increasingly dire for you brain muskets, confirm that it's taking control of several strategic supplements in the done yes. republic with the village of affordable care. among the latest, the russian military is also steadily approaching a ton of popular off a crucial logistics hub in the area. that's as a you printing and lawmaker things. her countries troops of abundant and some fortified positions without putting up a fight. on this day night, the russians answered silly de a week ago i went to the outskirts of to later in the direction of nev. good. all
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just got. and so for the vacations in front of the town, there was nothing in the town, just an ordinary civilian settlement. i went into the trenches, but no one was guarding them. no one was near them. i went on the ground and came out into a field. the russians were ready on the other side of the field, but there was no one else. a mounting ukrainian last is on the ground come despite some $75000000000.00 worth of funding and support from the us since 2022, including hi mars multiple rocket launchers. many of those have been destroyed by the russian, illiterate, along with other pieces of ukraine's western supply. the equipment being well interesting of recent survey shows americans believe a russian victory over ukraine would destabilize western security and have a negative impact on washington's global something. but the poll so mentions that fewer people now support the provision of economic assistance and literally it to
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kids from a head of intrigue, of a mental affairs for the us trade representative. steve goes, spoke to r t. he said he's the american public has started to learn more about what caused the conflict, which explains the change in attitude. and i think that as the outset of the conflict between russia and ukraine, the media was so one sided that americans were only getting one side of the story. and it was all about promoting ukraine, creating fear of russia. the american people have suddenly and finally started to get more of the truth of what precipitated the conflict and how badly it's actually going for ukraine. at this point. i think the danger now is that zalinski seized a possible. it's not likely trump administration coming in and it will not continue to write blank checks due to zalinski and his regime. i think he's getting more dangerous and more, more desperate. i think that's why you've seen the incursion into occurs. i think so that's why you're seeing them change the numbers of how they do construction to throw innocent young man into the,
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into the warfare. she's getting more desperate. he's starting to launch attacks on apartment buildings in, in russia. and i think it's unfortunate that the us either is unwilling to rein him in or his incapable of raining him in. and that puts us closer towards a wider conflict. after almost 2 decades of age of the data must occur in iraq has emerged in the medium and warning, disturbing images ahead. the graphic pictures show the aftermath of the execution of 24 to iraqi civilians by us marines in 2005. none of the soldiers were sentenced to jail for the heinous crime with the american military attempt and largely succeed in keeping the photographs secret for close to 20 years. r t sp sweeney who himself travel to hunting said last year to speak to those directly affected recaps the tragic story. the faculties leads to us publication. the new yorker have
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revealed a truth already known to many, especially the people of the rocky town of data that us marines wins on the run pays the massacring $24.00 men, women and children. images taken by the soldiers themselves exposed the grim reality of the us occupation of iraq. made an attempt to cover up a war crimes and their trusted fees. in 2014, the come on, dozens of the marine, cool. at the time of the massacre said that he was proud that the photographs had been hidden from the american public press. never got them. unlike abu ghraib, peggy said, the interviewer fred alison, a marine corps historian interjected the pictures they got the pictures. that was what was so bad about a grape. yes, hey, you replied. and i learned from that. he said, those pictures today have still not been seen. and so i am quite proud of that. but
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19 years later, a shocking reality of what happened is like bad for to see as the gruesome images have been published for the 1st time, a warning, the images we are about to show on graphic and maybe upsetting 5 year old zane of eunice sally, who was shot in the head and had the number 11 screwed on her back. so 3 year old ac units. so i've had the number 12 school don't had cheat of the being show that many of the photographs showed those killed by the marines on that fateful day a day. so it was a time few people outside iraq and heard or before 2005. but it came known throughout the world. off the us, marines must have good 24 of its residents in cold blood or us marine went on trial today at camp pendleton in california in the killing of 24 on arm civilians in iraq . it happened in 2005, and it's been described as an atrocity by us troops there like nearby for lou job.
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this was also a revenge attack. it followed the kilogram of us sold the roadside bomb in november 2005. but the victims were unarmed women only people and children who was shot multiple times at close range. they killed my brother, my uncle shaheed, my uncle rashid, my father, my mother. unlike ground to mother, the only survivors will my brother up to my sister. i see a, me, yes, again, the u. s. military tried to cover up the truth before they were soon forced to admit that civilians may have been deliberately targeted by marines. the pain is still felt by many and how to use it today, including one man we spoke to, to last 15 members of his family. so it'd be a head seal on january 19th, 2005, a land mine exploded at a place where the us military was located, where we're used to the fact that after some kind of explosion,
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there would be screams for about half an hour. but then everything would be silent afterwards. that time it was different. the screams continued, and the sounds of shots fired by the american military continued terrifying the residents of the city. it turned out that in american humvee was blown up. they broke into the house of abdul her son and killed 7 of its resident. it's the also broke into the house of my cousin and killed the 8 of the people who are living there. they also stopped a taxi that was carrying students heading to baghdad to study the executed them in cold blood. after that, they broke into the house of volume l gray, erie, and killed 4 people be the describe drug craze. soldiers who lost control was i went on a 3 hour killing spree, held for the 20 years after the americans violated my country. iraq. you still remember this with great pain and suffering because of the disasters the americans left behind? yes,
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my country suffered from economic weakness due to the devastating war with the run, but life was safe in the cities and in the country as a whole. however, with the arrival of the americans, that security ended before the american invasion. there was a kind of social equality between different levels of society. but after the american invasion, a corrupt class emerged rising above society. previously, rockies were kind sociable. they showed brotherly feelings towards each other and generosity. but after the americans came, drugs begin to spread to the families begin to disintegrate. social degradation began. the killing was led to one of the biggest war crimes cases in us history. but the people have had data hoping to not justice out to the people indicted 6. so that charges dropped while another was found not guilty. the only so would you who face, cold mailing lost his rent on how this salary reduced, leaving the victims,
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loved ones without a sense of justice staff sergeant frank, what a rich receive no jail time. he pleaded not to. he pleaded guilty to their election of duty and avoiding charges of involuntary manslaughter. versus a pathetic conclusion to an outrageously, an apt prosecution for a risk act. and or no one can be pleased by the outcome. certainly the united states ends up looking terrible, not to mention $24.00 dead bodies and no big time anywhere in the process on know i took it and i believe that the us presidents at the time, george bush and the other leaders who supported him during the occupation of my country as well as their armies bear, collect the responsibility for every drop of innocent blood shed in my country. any rock international courts must work hard to bring those criminals to justice. judicial decisions must be made to improve the transparency of fake western
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democracy. have data ranks alongside the meal. i must echoed in vietnam as one of the worst atrocities ever committed by us forces. in both cases, there was a cover up on it. both cases, only one soldier was convicted the revelations. com is that come on. the high risk presidential campaign accepts endorsements for many of those that were parts of the administration. the orchestra could, to warner rock the leak photographs, our dominic indictment of the entire us political establishment would biden, with thing the democrats to full loyalty in line to support the invasion of iraq. and it's often mos once again, washington seems able to define so rules by store to commission will crimes with impunity. one more than 20 years later, all the rockies continue to pay the price. no, a systemically, xenophobic police force or simply going were.

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