sizes in the rest and no more precisely he knows that i have left school. father was still cop on food and other supplies for a potential. mol, with russia, just drive up to repeat anything and have no intention of taking any of the unions . men listed on miss french. philips killed the renowned out 0 in national hero. lot of the been a heating back in 1957. but as office thinks, decades of hiding the food, the powers, the freedom private, committed suicide, funding, jewish, american, jazz and jeremy to play those same thing with tons to the us off to being arrested in as well last month. but his coverage of the off them off of

a rainy and miss all so i, we, here's directory from reason correspondence between israel and, and not, not of keep from the western media, not a key for my own government. the only support the us government gave me it wasn't as rarely, social worker, designers, militaristic, social worker who paraded me for what i did wrong, and left him john home, given instructions that without looking back at anyone, we would consistently and powerfully support. and this is the russian army and the russian people in the holy war on the dpi, okay, purges, steadfast support, who is neighboring, allied russia during a meeting or lead. something different about the promos, go to the world. this is all saying it's good to have your company today. i'll tell the story this off russia as potential war on europe is

a top security issue for the e you that's according to report by the special advisor to the everything commission present who this is a potential crash with must go along side of the legend threats like climate change and another time demick. we do not have a clear plan on what you will do in the event of armed aggression against the member state. the threat of 4 posed by russia to europe and security forces us to address this as a central piece of our preparedness without undermining the work to prepare for other major threats. this includes those connected to disruptions to the global economy. disasters driven by climate change, or another pandemic. the you already led by a queen. ursula vander line, whom as during the defense minister, had troops using brooms, maybe, or maybe not from your own personal closet instead, guys, for military exercises. so she so badly bought the budget now and just decided, but she really wants to focus on defense for the year because she gets such

a bang up job of it at the national level where she's actually elected. um, so she ordered the for her finish prime minister. uh sally. nice though. back in march, to draw a report on you military preparedness. and she's basically made defense, her whole new obsession. and the block has even just created a new defense commissioner position. so there seems to be the slippery slope recently towards making the e u. a true super national state with regalia powers like for fair and spying events. this new report says that the you needs a quote, fully fledged intelligence cooperation service at the level that can serve both the strategic and operational needs. so that would be used by emissions. in other words, it also says that that you needs a 1000000 cyber security experts. all this is because of russia, of course. oh, and also because of climate change and pen dynamics. all other really scary stuff

that can never possibly go away. otherwise, it's all just a giant waste of money and maybe they have to spend days on things are actually accountable if he get economics domestic affairs based on that, that actually help the people. but um, if there's a damage to more national security stuff, is that citizens can't we sleep better at night? right? uh, not quite because the report says that citizens are actually now supposed to start loading up themselves, stockpiling food drinks and medicine. oh, they forgot toilet paper. that was a big one that we saw during co bed, inexplicably. maybe they're a propos, new c, i a style spy agency. would have figured that went out. oh, and this uh, you preparedness report also an out of its way to shells for ukraine in passing, which isn't an actual you country. but why not? i guess the you should maintain and further strengthen its capacity to deliver military support to ukraine for as long as it takes this is critical to keep you

crane in a position to defend himself against the russian invasion. this leads to the urgent need to further ramp up defense production capacity. you must also be ready to feel any possible gaps in the event of a diminished level of support for ukraine from the u. s. so you could basically put at ukraine in the basket with all those other perennial threats that help keep the cash moving into the national security complex. and it's just a giant black hole at this point. it's not like all the cash that's supposed to be going to ukraine is actually making it to the front lines in ukraine even yet. it says that it's only seeing a fraction of it, like 10 percent of the cash that's actually allocated. so it's obviously ending up getting unloaded somewhere else into unknown pockets on the way over. and this is obviously happening to the point where you crane has even been straight up telling me poland to just give some sort of their own weapons like hey, you guys seem to have a stash, we need them. so just just hand them over. so i would do so could you look through

them at the we really wanted to give, make fighter jets from poland, but they could not give them to us because they did not have enough of their own. that's why we agreed with nato that they would assign them to a police mission, just like our baltic friends who do not have their own planes, but have such a mission. we agreed on this, but after that, polling give us the planes, you know, was there another reason why yes, among the countries helping crane if you take into account military, financial, economic, humanitarian, 8, and 83, calling in reference to use in proposing to gdp. baldwin has done more free crane than any other country we're trying to help, but we are also frontline country. russia is also threatening us and not everything is possible. this a report comes across as another tool to heard public opinion in the direction of war profiteers and the western war lobby using the same tune that we've heard about a 1000000 times before. if truth in readings in ukraine,

this really is that's his aggression. it will not, and there are support is not to try to do it is on investment in our security. so russia case, explicitly giving the side i to all of this rhetoric coming from western officials and rejecting their attempted conflictions with the conflict in ukraine, was to see next to the leadership of the united states and nato, saying that a for russia wins. and ukraine. now the next ones are nato countries. and why do we need natal countries? we don't need them, we didn't need them, we don't need them, and we will not need them in the future. and why did they say that to encourage them to pay money? that's what it's for, look, whatever happens at least europeans will have their battery powered radio that they've just been asked in this new report to go run out and buy. so at least they can keep listening to this for clowns. so the fonts, and this is the fact that i see the renowned i'll do in independence, the,

the back in 1957. the statement blind pros and cons office off the mold. in 6 decades, all the french government insisting that larvae van may. he committed suicide. a mr. mat crone recognizes today that's larvae. ben, p d national hero for all jerry up and one of the 6 leaders of the national liberation front who launched the insurrection of november 1st 1954 was assassinated by french soldiers under the command of general cyrus. in monitoring the crone has. finally, clarifies the situation 7 t. yes, up to the outbreak, all the old children war for independence. now the president of the report tape recognizes france responsibility for the mother. come, you tied in march in 1950 to 7 at the height of the bottles or 2 at the lobby bed. me. heidi is

a symbol of old j risk independence. let's also know that he's one of the 6 founding members of the national energy position front that launch, and i'm to revolt to out of the country. it also issued appropriate admission calling for a sub, bring over j, reinstate ben. me, hardy was killed in 1957, but also before his that he was captured by the french of power to pass. who interrogated him on the on initiative. now, one is that harry's and now is that ben had committed suicide by hanging himself with streeves sofa materna torn from his shed. but on to now, the front page has never denied to the suicide jewelry which presented by the army at the time. previously, the french president played on the court of recognizing the responsibility of the

french states, income meeting crimes against all julians at the heart of the bottle of algiers. all the boom and joe was arrested by the french army hidden, tortured, then assassinated on march 23rd. in 1957 full of cyrus, the former head of french intelligence in the old syrian capital algiers, admitted himself that he had ordered one of his subordinates to kill him. and this caused the crime. s. suicide bears development. why would say that to you, such as the french precedent? the model in the front may intend to butte breeches, weed or j. we are following the sidebar of this country is a relation with old j, where he has found no cods to play other than that memory. a jewish american jazz say so it said to the us often want deal in which he was detained by his way of a simply doing is job jeremy low fight. oh,

is arrested by the idea of a gun play the officer he reported on the off them off of iran, some missile strike or is there a lot of on that we had directly from the grades and correspondence about what he enjoyed was kept in solitary confinement i wasn't really given much food or water. i was treated like a terrorist in any of the states. and those are the charges that they leveled against me was kind of um, no just to leave the country. and they left my case open on purpose to dissuade me from ever coming back to the country. so according to my lawyer, less than mil is a wonderful human rights loader inside a lawyer inside of israel. she said that if you were to come back to the country and your case remains open, you know, on purpose. it's because they want to, you know, detain you. and, you know, continue charging you with the aiding and abetting and giving information to the enemy. during more time, so i think my reporting from inside of israel are inside the west bank right now

has to be put on hold. i will still be, you know, doing my investigative journalism from here in new york or from the country surrounding israel. but i can't go back to israel and we can't let them dissuade journalists like myself or journalists all over the world from reporting critically on. there were efforts which is exactly the goal of drawing them in prison, in solitary confinement, charging me as a terrorist. and you can, we, we can, all journalist can't allow intimidation tactics to work, or else the truth will not, you know, get out anywhere. it is easy to use a photo of, quote, assisting the emily. but his coverage would pinpoint it is the security. so i talked invited by name with us on the 1st of october, however and is ready, judge ordered and afraid is really is off. it was shown in court, the on the media outlets and publish submit reports. the idea of has denied that any of the soon as he's was struck by iran, as part of the original video. it landed the greys i'm jealous behind boss. and

about a quarter mile from the wood i saw today, here in israel is clear evidence that iran was targeting the scene is really intelligence and military infrastructure that's been used over the past year to carry a brutal assassinations and attacks the. the missile had hit less than 1000 feet from a side headquarters. this information is missing from all is really media reports due to the fact it's been officially censored right here, or the sensor coordinates, given the proximity to what is considered one of the world's most advanced intelligence agencies. it seemed clear that is your was taking extra precautions to conceal the exact impact location. the same lesson we do our for any reports at all is what he meant to add into his visit and he's coming on the track. but none of the golfing travel local authorities for that coverage. for example, here's a video blind me american p b s channel reading the location one such like intel of these this is

the impact site for one of those a ronnie and ballistic missiles. and if you see the size of this crater that's about 30 feet deep, that white building back there about 1500 feet behind me, is the headquarters of the spies and see the massage. jeremy, the again says there's a rush. seemed to be a political move. politically motivated and his government, the us did nothing to help them. i never thought that it was actually secret because journalists, organizations that have government press office cards and have to go through the government sensor where, you know, clearly i read a report on the same information i did. so i did not think for a 2nd that i would be, you know, arrested us use our, our ed strickland posts. we're all allowed to report what i was reporting. but me an independent journalist from the gray zone, an independent news outlet from america, that's critical of the ongoing war efforts. and a journalist myself who's been in and out of the west bank and southern israel and

several times since the war began reporting on, you know, the kind of the collaboration between the military and the settlers, the black humanitarian aid of the criminal and border crossing the collaboration between settlers and the military to this place and ethically plans places in the west bank. these are things that i've done in the past and last few months in israel. and i put out this report that everyone else was seeing. we'll have to report, but only i am targeting the only i am, you know, of thrown in jail only. i'm just waiting from ever returning to the country. so it seems obviously, it wasn't about this actual video. it seems like it was political and it was something about my reporting in the past. it was a way to start me from reporting like that in the future. the only support that my government gave me was sending in is really a social worker to my solitary confinement cell. and i thought this is a great, maybe she was gonna ask me if i need food, maybe she was gonna ask me if i need water. but she opened a steel slide to my um, solitary confinement. so. and she asked me why i heard israel, if i love is real,

she paraded me and said, i really her israel, and i'm going to be in jail for a long time. and then she less, the only support the us government gave me. it wasn't as rarely, social worker as honest, militaristic, social worker who paraded me for what i did wrong. and left. i heard nothing from the embassy ever. they came to court here. once they said nothing to me, i guess just to report back to washington, what was going on with me but not never to say anything publicly. um. yeah, you have um, where are the victims and on where the victims but your and other on where the victim that shouldn't be spoken about because you might paint us ally in a bad light and that was unfortunately my case as low as a gauze an hour at least 10 people ripples are being killed in a recent is ready as like on the 5th roughly to come. the center of the on glass. the it was a school turned shelves home to thousands of displays, locals hos,

deposited in back attack is not the 1st time the idea of this. it hits this exact spot that it's supposed to be a safe shelter for privacy in families. a warning. so following images of the 7, the grim results of another overnight is really it's hot bodies lined up greats in whites. but the bloody cottage still visible. the local hospital results 16 people were killed and says, eat wounded with the lack of fig, including a medic. and to janice is has yet to comment on the answer. meanwhile, hundreds of prominent arab public figures in the u. k. have condemned combat is by the way. so pop different mind david not me about the closet. the end of on the an apology over his denial, but is a, is not convincing genocide. mr. lamb, these statements not only belittle the severity of the situation but also disregard

international law standards, which classify systematic targeting and destruction of civilians and the obstruction of humanitarian aid. as clear indicators of genocide intent. are they already? yeah. long war and gaza has so fall claims over 43 files and lives, according to the local health ministry. at the same time, over 80 percent of the infrastructure in on k has been completely destroyed. never less than julia and parliamentary session. this week. conservative m p and the timothy edge for the 2nd. we allow me to clarify that there was no genocide, a co occurring in the middle east. and he is exactly what he said. he saw quite properly legal to that list be to to find to mash includes but i do agree with you on a project. some of those terms with launch was used when millions of

people last that long said process like around the 2nd world war and the whole course and the way that they are used on to minus the serious all stop to well that's the side. and then the professor of political science at the university professor, thank you so much for joining us here today on, on the, it seems that we're witnessing denial here. what do you think about the based on different last insistence that is of is not connecting genocide. a good evening to you, a good evening door your to be or what was your name? we started i me is a giving this kind of statement. uh, how much he wanted, the better thing it to be the can to do it because you got it as a human side, as genocide, is it about the numbers or about the way that people are killed and in

a different way? it's not even worth driving, you know, like, by mistake, the bottom here, or there is this edge in the side. it is brand because we have so many everything, and the property messed up to the united kingdom. understand. let me, i'm honestly, that are still interesting and different think as i advised to make them really, as you know, the part of the democracy and them and as the, as you get an army or these kind of crap. because by the end of the day, we have to go bridges, when people created it and they supported them from the one that's on the, in the 1917 would. and that didn't give one of the, uh, 54 digit validation. and they supported them during also the mandate on by the side for 30 years, almost when they put it back themselves for this kind of entity that the great agent or state that's crazy all the time there were supporting them. so i don't

think that the british are going now to bring them despite the fact that all evidence are there in front of them. as for the i c. c. yes. even even the bridge and the one against the south africa, a gun i'd like to, you know, do several dash d, v. you again, bye bye. yeah. bye. south africa as this is not a general side, but by the end of the day they bought out because of the, from the. but if you get from the get a bunch of deals and then the kid was very, very weak. so however, it showed that these countries, the united states and the united united, that's due to them as well as some other european countries on up to the end. the only support thing is i would consider them as participants. in this general side, jeff is going on again, the issue isn't enough for him, mr. i mean,

that's 70000. but as being in general and was killed in this uh, in just a general side of war. go there. and when the kids, you know, by hundreds into daily basis by and, and hung up and by the lighting them even to be, to minutes when they mom the, the hospital is under the so it's not about the rest of it. i mean, it just. busy the weight and it's about the mission that's used by this and eh, freshest energy. i guess the people, when you get this the, the up. what else is under the doors and the listing them and then goes into the bus because i'm binding to hospitalized and making people die because there is, there isn't any way you know to be treated as at the same time, you continue the 5 minutes under them deny the. busy if you want to, to get to you know, to even, to heads also out of state and those benefits and you should add them. and the

barbs are over the streets and again just hung up hung up. i want them to have a want to or you what you do. you want to add that as soon because now everything is gross, it's only 2 of these are 80. so it means that it is intention. any more of these people are dikes. this is what we got to give a site. it's not about the millions, $400.00 thousands or whatever you're talking about. it is about the mission and how you are doing. if it's a didn't ship any you are getting or these people are induced this way. and you know, quite right, of the process. i mean, you mentioned the 4 united states, united kingdom, the basic, the g 7 they are behind is value. we have a lot of countries like south africa and russia and the global south or no condemning what's going on. could you think that if there was a greater knowledge, went by the international community, that is a, is committing guess. and somehow this will bring the war to an end,

could as well be held accountable potential, both lines a sofa. it is protected by these kinds of countries. i've literally, i've talked about, you know, a united states using the v 23 times in, in r o f to prevent the disturbing of the war as a j o h. is that genocide kind of supporting his writing show which, which uh the national community, are we talking guy out of here? is it the united states and view european countries or are, you know, the rest of the community? we would like to see the national community in india, in russia and china in south america. and africa gets the most of these while we don't do, you know, and they know the do. so what, what is the do i to stand? i guess these kind of at the edge and recite the war and the, you know, to condemn, and even the just formation of the united nations that i know one country like the

united states, the broke i need kind of decision might be in the head of the people, i'd say you energy. so i think that this about the time now for the rest of the work. yes, really, just say something i do show that it shouldn't go away with or this because it is supported by a few categories like united states and a few european countries. but it shows that we are able to also one, which is why you know, we order that and to give them accountability at large and accountability before what they are doing in that, in this genocide look only by supplementing. so after we've got that uh in there that i can do to go to them is a i c, c, but also to have their own kind of actions such as, you know, provide court or to reviews the relationship or to withdraw all of the investigators or events and up to send them any kind of a head i'm a by,

by the front of these countries. you're to bypass the committee. i mean, why am i doing sanctions or sometimes as white coat we as other countries and 2 or so sanctions, i guess it's just about i'm, i think that this international community, the other, the rest of communities would take action to stop this kind of general site the war, guys that out of the stuff also that the, the, i don't get a spot for the americas and the is what i used blog i guess, or the odds. dr. just say this is not a general side. yeah, indeed, very, very well said indeed. so, and i have to leave in the side number a professor of political science that does a university. so thank you so much for joining us. you've got you. all right, so in use out canada has had a sit a conference in support of valencia's so called peas, 5 to end the conflict with roger, i'm numerous european officials who are in attendance jealous, delayed z,

low status, was also that he off participants, whether the lives of policy is martha as much to them as the plan is they were reluctant to answer for a power steering lines worth as much as your premium lives. you don't think so, excuse me gentlemen, or palestinian lives worth as much as your premium lives? no, you don't think so. i take that as a no or pell as the lives worth as much as your opinion lives. yes, no one seems to want to answer my question. i thought it was a simple question. palestinian lives worth as much as you premium lives. are you printing lives worth more than tell us any lives? simple yes or no, we'll do. i'll take even a maybe say is the beginning of the call. say it's a new claim that a 3 years ago, fewer than $12000.00 civilians are being killed. however, up into one year, the wind guard that the death toll in that region has amounted to

a. so i'm going full to $3000.00. meanwhile, you claim has received a 118000000000 euros while galls i'd gotten less than 1000000000. we had spoke with that and just dimitry, let's kind of see said western powers don't care about killing, as long as it's in that interests. and certainly there was a contingent there that was willing to say on camera that ukrainian lives there was more, there was a very large contingent. i posted this question in all you showed a little snippet of what i did to probably about 80 delegates only for for answered the question. yes. one of them was the palestinian who actually wasn't attending the conference. she was attending another conference happening next door . several said no straight up and the rest refused to answer my question, even though they knew they were being filled. partly it is the racism. partly it is the fact that the defense so called defense policy of western government isn't

about the security piece. democracy, international law or any of that nonsense. it's about the so called rules based international order, which basically means that the united states makes the rules to the benefit of the us or lead. so there's a point weapons to ukraine because they want to do harm to russia. and it was always foreseeable. and now we're seeing the horrifying inevitability of this, that ukraine's military would be destroyed. the west had every reason to believe that what happened, but they armed none the less because their vote wasn't to save your opinions but to her russians. and secondly, there is the military industrial complex, which profits enormously from these wars that is a, just on the full day as a go until the american people thought, hey, the alpha to pouring say it has a big that 47 present. it is expected to be a close race. what until the end will be keeping you updated with the special coverage. yeah. on, on the international, the, the

where the taking down the some bad news for the democratic candidate come out of how is a new po, protect she's set to lose a significant, a slice of her pauses. traditional share of support among indian american both is and i, somebody says 61 percent of this one is from the community still plan to back how is but that's down 4 percent compared to the last presidential election in 2020 i is not just the candidate they are turning away from but the policy to 47 percent of respondents apparently identify as the demo, but down from the 56 percent in 2020. but as, as a rival, go on. something about the flight for the rights of india is in the us

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