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facts, the problem of full recognition of the crimes of white australians against aborigines has not been resolved so far. the across the headlines philadelphia, international slid i q is prime minister below is off the western narrative that some drug couldn't ukrainians had a hand at the north stream pipeline explosions, suggesting the real stuff with how story has been swept under the rug fibers. what do i use as the american media to spread the allegation that india is homeless as ministers, the mosque, the mind behind the killing of a contest on a separate hosting, kind of a new dad. he started the claims that just the boy just intruders using for his own political polls. when the program and the empire state of mind a u. k, tory leadership, intent those as full. a colonies should be grateful for the legacy for it and left
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behind. and they should stop complaining and stop them bonding. reparations, misplaced the, just off at 6 pm here at most. go with slowly working away into the wednesday evening. i was in the city that never sleep to talk to international my from mainstream now or table. the north stream, sabotage, look at never had any legs and the 1st place it continues to fall apart. and now, so back to you is probably minutes. the highlights of the picture that's been painted of quote drunk ukrainians. bombing the pipeline is simply doesn't add up saying the whole discussion about who is really responsible, his simply being buried in the public as being sold a bag of lights for them since the last semester fits. so what's your position on north stream? do you believe in ukrainian submarine villains was 1st we asked to blew up critical infrastructure and destroyed, you know, there was that. and then we refused to talk about it all cells and you know what?
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we write it in the newspapers. we read the summer drunken, ukrainian officers said they'd be going to blow it out. i'm exaggerating a bit, but imagine that they'd probably say all to the place where the pipe was, jumped into the water dived, a few 100 meters took some sparklers and pyrotechnics and blew. it sounds good. yeah. well, it definitely seems that not a non believe has been pulled when it comes to the north stream to narrative that is being peddled by the mainstream media on western governments. how feet so of course might be one assassination attempt down. he said to, to his position on the ukraine conflict, but it looks like he is on to todd, and he's on afraid to speak his mind. now course, he'll remember as all of you as why that over the last 2 years, a number of theories have been thrown around departing. no one could agree. who might be most interested in causing germany often. she russian energy and replacing it with that road fall more expensive and she but then finally in late summer
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advisor was settled on 3 ukrainian divers, went uh 18 meters under roots. i'm placed explosives in order to commit to one of the greatest acts of industrial terrorism and history. and then for the last 2 and a bit years, they've managed to evade arrests now. cool. so there's a story that suits money because it doesn't really implicate anyone in power, but doubts have been so cracks of being a marching, it's not just of feet. so, i mean, the 1st on show was, of course, from put it surprise went off renowned john the single hush, who lives not just the c. i a was behind it. but the agency that even concocted a copy of a story in order to sell to the weld plus over the border from the backyard in hungry, we have the prime minister that's to open. who said that it is an open secret. now that washington signed off on the whole operation. so basically, various theories up for a while, but not suspect insights. yeah,
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i see that was that the on consumer pulled of the shortest lives that u. k prime minister. and you've got a history list trust that, oh, i thought you meant the lack of sleep. so yeah, that's the one into issue that should be treated always or a message the blinking within what a minute of it, of the boss and quote, it's done. now i wonder what that could mean. so i ask you, what is the official washington narrative on this? well, i mean, denial is the order of the day when it comes to the white house, the state department, the c, i a and well beyond. but at the same time, it is quite difficult to ignore some comments that have been made. and i want to start off with ponens for in minnesota, who fell victim to quite an unfortunate frank. what do you think about north street too? so those things through the trying to the trying to accuse us of this problem. but oh wow. wow. so you know, it well from the way we feel about it, whoever did it did, they did a good job and we now
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know that the americans had advanced knowledge of it. yeah, ended up, it's which taken on its own. okay. maybe not diamond, but let's just remember this is the same chicago to ski who immediately off to images of the explosions, unmatched on line tweets has been deleted, assigned to usa, and also let's be on us. this is really a man who is there any reiterating what we have had time and time again from the americans themselves. there will be no longer nor seem to live we, we will bring it into it. if russia invited to chrome one way or another nord stream to will not move forward. direct impact is one thing, but i'm, i'm literally talking about rolling back to the pipeline. and they're good loosely to find that. but i mean of taking action that will prevent it from ever becoming
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operational please pipelines that is more streamlined in order for me to we're not pumping gas into your at this time, more thing to never became operational knew that offers tremendous strategic opportunities for, for the years to come. now, what many also consider suspicious and believe to be indicative of a cover up at the highest levels, is the part that i have for the last 2 years. any and who investigations have just sold. i mean, we just prostitute us all of us here. they close that prove they said there's really nothing to report this. send an ok job. many has issued an arrest for it for one of those 3 ukrainian diving and struck to us. but then it was reported that he was hiding out imposes. and he said, well, there's really nothing we can do. our hands are tied. so most go is the streets it . and on numerous occasions bringing it in front of the un security council. in fact, it has voice fits concern, the berlin is really not fulfilling its obligations under the u. n. t. terrorism
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conventions. so really when you take this all together, you probably con playing fits for being a bit wrapped assistance in a blind. kn bracing of course the story but the west times the totes me clean and said, you know, 3 ukrainian friends got together bought drunk, hired a boat that went on to blow up one of the world's most consequential energy project . a huge diplomatic spots between canada and india, or is going to a whole new level. it's off the senior canadian officials admitted leaking to the press. the india is home. if his minister was the alleged mazda of mind, behind the motor of a seat, separate this to the country last year. now this is partners relations between the countries to crisis levels. that's a good the truth on the saw contributor is rachel mazda in another chapter in this . yeah, store canada is accusing the indian government of basically offing callous down a secret separatists considered a terrorist movement in india. i call,
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i'm elected canadian officials close to prime minister justin to go are now yapping to the washington post about the top in the administer kind of like teenage girls to a gossip rag at 1st counting the pin, the target audio callous downey's in canada on india's quite commissioner to canada, since that is spelled with a handful of other indian diplomats and now has a $500000.00 us dollar balance here by the way on his head to track him, brought to you also by a us space leader of the very same tell us teddy, moving to canada is siding with an all this. so what we learned yesterday either parliamentary hearing in ottawa, kansas capital, that's probably this whole fiasco that it's now prime minister in their end or movies, home minister, i me shot that canada is now fingering for basically hiring dogs in canada to take out callous daddy's been working from home to organize things like referenda with the. busy of carving out a piece of india for themselves,
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non binding referendum obviously because it's not like india is going to just be cool with it. so it came out yesterday's hearing that in mid october after meeting with india and officials and singapore to those national security adviser. not trying to do who wow, and the equally and elected bureaucrat and long time world economic form executive board member, deputy canadian for a minister david morrison said that they do like that the issue had come out in the canadian press after their meeting. so what did they do? did they pick up the phone and make a call to india and officials like grown adults and, and say, hey guys, knock it off. what's going on with all these press leaks? no, we, instead what they did is something super mature. they picked up the phone to me and started planning to the washington post within our strategy. we were talking to different audiences. and so we deliberately chose, as madame de la said, in her introductory remarks, a credible internationally. i read newspaper that with cherry,
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our side of the story. we chose a journalist who had a long record of background in this particular issue, had written on it a number of times before and through the washington post. we were speaking directly to our friends in the united states square feet, speaking to our allies in the united kingdom and elsewhere. and we were also speaking directly to indians. so to those national security chief, nothing into law also said that they wanted a respected media outlet that was familiar with the issue to report on it and to make sure that the input waste spread far and wide. um yeah. okay, but uh, i just tried to access that article, published october 14 from here in canada on my mobile phone. and i hit a firewall, which would explain why the conservative opposition here is how that has asked. how exactly canadians were even supposed to get this info if they weren't washington
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post subscribers. maybe they can just dump all their evidence, these canadian officials behind us newspaper firewall for the movie government to since they keep asking for it. we are really completely sort of rejecting to the note in which the canadian government target at the high commission and the provides. let's just look at what is the issue. what is the issue in a way is thought that a small minority of people there. but who have made themselves into what appeals to be of the golf political wants. okay. uh and uh, uh, the, uh, the, unfortunately the politics of the country that is giving that a political lobby. you can call it, perhaps a, you know, a degree of
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a play, which i would argue is not just bad for us. and for our relationship, i would argue is also bad for the cabinet. i'd say, well, at least someone sounds concerned about that organized drive in canada. if teacher dough had been, do you think that maybe they would have not imported this whole conflict into canada in the 1st place? and um, even if these guys are in india, at least they are asking right questions of teacher don't mostly just sounds concerned about losing the support of is overtly pro callas stand a coalition partner is minority government, drug needs change, and also the support of the callous down a building block mid to that was taking popularity, which now sits at around 30 percent as other parties there. sorry to talk about perhaps having that minority government ball in and on confidence vote even before christmas was ok. just a bit older in the program with a form on baset or of india to morocco and to wait time is the problem with dial. the cold kind of is allegations baseless. he also will and they're going to bring
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relations between the 2 nations, basically to a point of note time. and i'm still very strong reaction because this the only jason, we just do a diety without any girlfriend, which is basically what i'm actually diabetes the my laughter relationship with you're already seeking to the very livers. i'm afraid that the latest that he uses with dig down into a relationship grew up on the lower done. and all of the sudden because justin google has to be played with bank quantities were total the cheese. so we needed outside simple. and he got the flag support from a seat kindly probably do this need. joe needs the 91 full body, the new democratic party i squared divide sees and i was just in google has be done
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to do all geron beach and they gathered up was to highlight rome or relationship in india is much extradite d, b o b, i b, c, g and doesn't grade the 6 requests to the canadian a part of this home. it will be newman by. yeah. but canada not extradited. these did risk at all. the other hand, the previously, i guess didn't, didn't interest the ever got the deadline to make sure they have sending the data. so data dog must extradite these people, instead of making business allegations against interfaces and all the stuff. all right, before we joined all a guest, quote, former colonies over the u. k. a debt of gratitude. that's the claim of tory leadership. hopeful, rubber gen, rick. he says the older countries of the empire should simply be grateful. they
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were able to inherit democratic institutions from the british. i am not ashamed of all history and may not feel like it, but many of our former colonies made the complex realities of empire. i was a debt of gratitude for the inheritance we left of that statement. many would say as high as the night. how did it all stop? it started with the common male lead the summit, which was held in um small by and this is basically when the, even before the summit started there, was that shows on the u. k. and they will mama is that the commonwealth countries, basically this is about 5060 does most of them form or you can call them these b. wanted to basically decide that you get off the floor of everyone streets of justice. and do you need this before the somebody is in fact even began to use the prime minister in an interview, basically went on to see that the u. k is approaching his bus number,
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which is really to look so warm. i'm not to look backwards. so do you think that show me, do you never really wanted to do off about any sort of compensation or reparation for a slave trade, which most of the albany does really wanted to talk about. she may not want to do it with most of the really want the results are valid in the did something deals of so that was mentioned in the joint community which came out of that submit it to it spoke about the opportunity justice, but also in school about who would we start talking all good to have. so having a conversation about ej a heads noting coals for discussions on reply or true justice with regard to the terms of logic trade and then slipped africans and chapel and slaves meant and recognizing the importance of this method to member states of the commonwealth agreed that the time has come for a meaningful conversation towards forging
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a common future based on equity. so while the nations, you're looking yet some sort of compensation, but the you get, does it or allies that this is going to cost them being in the phone and do you get really does not seem ready for that. and how would they be? they've not even apologized to the former colonies also once they've done in the boss. so to see now during the summits they would also contributions about what kind of forms in season or on the justice that the the spoken about. but as far as the yuki is concerned, they did mention the interview before the summit given by the u. k. prime minister . really talking about how he wants to you so word i'm not backwoods, but the, the kind of statements that are coming now the, the bar invited a lot of trouble. they've invited a lot of backlash from not just ask for, couldn't even countries, a bunch of from the u. k as well,
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deeply offensive ended up noxious distortion of history. enslavement and colonialism will not gifts but imposed systems that brutally exploited people extracted wealth and dismantled societies. over the benefit of breast to, to suggest that former colonies should be grateful for such unimaginable home disregards the legacy of these injustices and the long term impact. they still have grateful to watch off of for example, here in india the what the produce giving the i was a lot of destruction, a lot of renew a lot of style. we sion depths of millions of people and others. there was never was a, the pharmacist for the g, the a, as in india or other form of all the needs of the you get, it will go up with now yours need jobs to basically see. that's awesome. so you should be great for what they've been given for the death for the destruction,
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for the move, for the salvation of millions of people, for the sure reason that's um, that's what the to the bone, the colonies each some unimaginable that is in 2020 for those kind of statements v b r b need, but the summit snow many would see the kind of threshold that was created on the do gig is a step towards the right direction. to do give me north to want to give rocks any sort of justice in terms of one of dirty or financial compensation. they may even think of a gas less token justice. but what do you really expect? uh, since they know, have you been off for or asked for an apology? well, that's a lot more and take this conversation further on crossing while i validate academic, an independent journalist at jason and michael, joining us at life from dublin and about a 20 past 3 local time address and great to get you on the program. i know you would just hearing that big report with all these other ones and shot them a so let me, let me see if i get this right. okay. the british conservative leadership. hopeful
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robert john or it consists the former colonies over london, a debt of gratitude. so i guess it's now time for all these former companies to take a number of standing to just so they can say thank as well. i wouldn't believe that. and people like mister jen, rick actually believes this to be the case. um, we are looking at a group of people, some of the most elite people in the united kingdom who have an education system that keeps them ignorant to the fact the true fact. ready british history, when i consider my own education in the united kingdom in scotland, it's very much limited to the glorious am elements 0. so in debates of petty's history with new deeper analysis, all things like the trans atlantic ad crates like slave trade on things like massive coast in india. the treatment of for some sites also. or even something as
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close to home to button as the treatment of the irish people in the island. right. so when we, when we look at this catalogue of history and probably we look at britain's imagined history of this. yes. mr. jen, rec, and all those would see this as something leads the world or 2. sure. what's a good attitude for? yeah, i mean, you know, to, to be fair, one or 2 other employees. they did take that statement and, and stuff, but generally quite a bit of a read. i like to check what one of them said quote, you call it cold enslavement of colonialism. gifts, but a system of exploitation and brutality size, or at least one or 2 people can be sensible about this. but let's talk about the mindset here. jason. that means the consented with that. and he even made the comment as hoping to become the official leader of the opposition. i mean, what kind of message does this send out to the world of what london is all about jayce. so if i were to understand this in any meaningful sense, this is the mindset of extreme privilege. while i 11 debate that's comment i,
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you can google like everyone else that mr. robert kendrick. and i discovered that he went to an extremely exclusive primary and secondary school, the wolverhampton grammar school, that he studied at oxford, or cambridge, i guys should connect place out there. we're looking at someone who has been educated to have a mindset, olga brittany's elite. so when we look at and peacemaking, you know, comments correct, taking or contradicting this? we're not looking at m p. 's and the blessings probably who come from not italy. we're looking and people typically come from the opposition and the labor party. if this is a message for a conservative party, 8 full and future prime minister, this is a message to the consecutive elite of britain is great. again, its follow at the time coming from the united states. yeah. you know, if you believe that, yeah, i've got a bridge to sell your right. i mean, look,
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you know, this lead jason, one critical and he did suggested other comments. good. i guess, alienate brooklyn from the international community. it may be a hans and multinational economic prospect, but, you know, look, as you well know, might, the nations of the global south are rising the banding together and what is now a multi poto world? i mean, you sold a historic bridge conference in cars on a few days ago. i was down there with all tape. did you see any potential backlash against the u. k. on this level? yes, i do see by glass, but we're not going to see any more backlash. i would imagine that we are already see the shooting duplex at negotiations. the indian government made it absolutely clear to that, but actually it's government that, you know, india was not simply going to roll. ready over and accept the no magical new trade deals from the exit button and it's new international approach. because whilst the british government under, within the leadership may want to say that we can only look ahead, we don't want to look backwards. that's not the way the real world war. yeah,
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and you know, that's the so sorry, sort of jump in judgment. there's all this talk about a about reparations. for example, one of my previous guests regarding africa, what we're saying is tens of millions of pounds over the past couple 100 years. that should be paid back. but advantage of a, you know, the u. k, it doesn't have the money. i mean, it's bankrupt financially. and perhaps, morally just well, but it's and has always been model a bankrupt plan. i mean, you can't run an empire at that scale uncomfortable the code to the british government, hon. you can have, even, even if we look at the british government, send a bunch of empires. they gave you in michael and its treatment of the people of the physical silence, the tiniest example of practical imperialism. we get to see that model, bankruptcy ret lived in terms of its cash stopped and this, yes, i would absolutely concur with you there, but it is not the power it used to be um,
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but exit and new political and economic realities around the world. so sadly shifted brittany's ability to project financial power the way that one's was able to do. and yes, yeah, we are no looking at our situation. sadly, we're britain can even begin to, to even begin to consider the true cost of suiting any part of the true cost of reputations, because those values are truly astronomical, bretton woods, you know, britain is not owed a debt of gratitude, but in. ready the world a great deal for both it has done to the bottom as a very strong call me that a rep of my discussion right here with jason michael in academic and independent john this live in dublin. i always appreciate it's our tools. thanks very much. the india is west, the bank all read about this on line. our residents have called casa, arriving to defend the cities beloved and tried so, but it's the oldest in asia,
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apparently still working today after 152 years details on the for now, nearly 70 years off. the morocco broke the chains of frogs in a cheap independence, emmanuel macro, and that is on toronto back in the country on a p. uh pallets. powers seen his reputation spiral and pockets of the african confident that it's footprint is all but being a race from this a hell region. the french president suggests relations of morocco. i've always been rosy before getting to quote from says vision, for weston, so har to loan to see throughout the decades of morocco in france have remained faithful allies and troubled times. france has never failed morocco on all the extra central questions it is faced. i am of course, thinking 1st of all of western sahara about which i wanted to clarify my vision for france when addressing his majesty king mohammed. i reaffirm it here to you for
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france, the representation and future of this territory fall within the framework of a rock and sovereignty of the lines of west since a har hoping dispute at atlas in spain left the territory in 1975. i'm a rocko claims west into har as its own, into the state controls most of the region. and that's as dr. lottery republic controls the rest. fighting for his independence based. and algeria natalie, i spoke with the deputy permanent representative of a soft flowery republic to the african union, but i knew the logo didn't pull any punches by the way, you started the backgrounds, actions and rhetoric is a declaration of war on, in so nationally recognize laws a part of the reason this visit to be fold up to the last 13 of july, you with the amount of micro declination on this talk to the king, dominique without the supports but finance, supporting openly the illegal occupation of wisdom. so how to,
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with this visit with this speech before a walk in the middle component of funds, ease of the lead i'm looking at is hopefully undermining all the efforts have been deployed by the united nation and by the international community with the speech. with this position via today to buy my coal in front of the uh, model come upon them and told him finance is clearly declaring war multiple. so how do i always because he tells people declaring what else the house, but on the international and the gotta keep on the own it for stuff of the security council of which is a pain management. but i'll think cutting the people fed up with the french intervention in there. a fee is the fed up with the way the french government been explore to non scheme of exporting the african, the african resources. and here the model. cool. what mckuddle was doing since
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monday, last monday is to nicolai's model. cool, because the, even the model of the french media and friendship observers are talking about more than $22.00 agreement to columbus agreement, french companies. now, all the big companies got, you can think about the things they do a model can economy. what else is that, you mean model come the resources and more than that. but i'm, is declaring that teachers going to even exist in the what's the so how the resources which has been declared illegal to do just you days ago last october. the 4th by lou european court of justice. it is now no, all the must of down the we are facing a new colonial era in north africa to spain. now with the province
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of valencia has been smashed with an historic flash flood is taking the lives of at least 64 people. accounting, we're going to show you some pictures here. i tried to band for hitting the region on choose dice, ball game, the deadliest flooding spain is experienced in 30 years. valencia is known as the orange capital of europe in sunny days were nowhere to be seen as waves. water took over the local towns and with the pictures are astonishing. look of us just right there. the cautious piled off in the streets and the ones proceed. landscape is now gone as emergencies over the sky, all the area for survivors. ahead of the looming, when you have a story continues online right now, it's all to come for the meantime. for one of us here at the washington national mothership and most good thanks for joining us. we're on the .

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