the most cam gloucester 10 days, or what else made it drastically defense from other camps of the 3rd rise. watch on tv. the news from i forget, is protest rooms in the d. c. o side of the american french. i'm the one that i'm the thieves off the most as sold the 8th and the city of good luck near the role one border. we are very concerned about the situation within the laboratory of the national institute for biomedical research, and there could be unimaginable consequences. it's a bacteria, logical springs that it contains including the a bullet virus for to spread. a bio have funded by the pentagon in the d. c. is that risk all the potential outbreak of a made a violent of glasses previously by. so some of the alarm about us when she bought

a logical program being moved for the plane to advocate. specifically, the c is already full of the hill, at least 16 people and a series of reigns on refugee camps in the west. buying those files in the past in the, from the silly thing the, it's good to have your company today for the late system. global is right up. this is t international. as we saw it with some pricing is paid on all things, as opposed as have surrounded several embassies. and the democratic republic of the con, the walls incidents took control of an eastern city and the other winding border. then sir, it isn't it 5 outside the us, i am french embassies. well, it saves that protest as being cooling out, quote, desk to imperialists. 6

the german says, let apply that side to the us. embassy is security. who is a deployed and said to the perimeter, who is of accused of offering dental support enroll? i'm the meds have escalating regional, closer to us as well, and the must of providing assistance to the minutes in group i am $23.00, which recently come to the city of goma u. s embassy, that is citizens in the area about the whole entire situation. people say the princess and being fully out of quote death to him, he was the

right side of the call that leads to a dire situation in the african country. and so i have some great incentives about the potential for the taxes to affect a biological laboratory, the samples of the deadly virus, a bow off being stored. it could be about the fear, very concerned about the situation within the laboratory of the national institute for biomedical research, which is facing a risk of power cuts, as well as the issue of preserving samples which may be effective. there could be unimaginable consequences if the bacteria logical strains that it contains, including the a bullet virus or to spread it over. they come all this by a lab as the names to address that as the national institute for apply medical

research laboratory sensor. so as the name suggests, it's a national institution, but like so many national institutions and bio lives across i forgot it, of course has who funding source and projects while guess of course the pen to go on. and we've seen that it has a project that's been funded by the american since wednesday. it's $1.00 to $2.00 and they say so on their website. this activity was part of the schedule of activities planned by this project implemented at the national institute for biomedical research in partnership with the university of california, los angeles, and the school of public health. of can shasta with funding from the us defense department. and it's always the same story. washington sciences help some for a country, you recommend an upgrades training center, sending it staff there to train the locals, even though long term it hasn't been proven that it has any sort of difference for

the people there. in fact, they've been accused of some serious mile practices and when it comes to data and safety lives is in fact we know that russia's and nuclear defense forces just this december. we'll warning about the strides and the scheme that we're seeing. and that was a brief and that was quite detailed. and they showed a lot of evidence that showed that these funded us funded vol lives are increasing in africa in particular. and now we'll see it another example. we see particular that we could see dangerous and potential new. it's coming out of another by a lab which has american has behind it. so it's very bare bizarre. we heard the russia has repeatedly raised concerns about this. right? yeah, rush of repeating the race concerns. this goes all the way back to ukraine. of course, when we heard about the bio labs there, this was issue was even raised at the you one level, but of course nothing much came out of that. and then we also had rushes top

general, who was at the time like the rough as a nuclear biological chemical defense she before he was murdered by the key of routine, he warned about the exact same thing, even as far back as 2023. he was wondering about this, that the u. s. is actually moving there by a lapse of from ukraine to africa. now we're going to shoot a rush of new one and the boom. we notified you about the transfer of unfinished ukrainian projects to other countries. it has been shown that african states, the democratic republic of the congo, sierra leone camera room, and you've gone to have fallen into the zone of heightened interest of the us, the clients within the us government, or the threat reduction agency of the defense department. the national security agency and the state department were at up the time iga carrillo was also warning that the pencil going is actually monitoring the biological situation in countries like of gotten this done. iraq and regions bordering china pockets on saudi arabia

and circuit. and we're seeing the see who was, is expanding those my lives. there is a growing interest for it. in particular, when it comes to africa is because they're seeing that their power is diminishing. there is that one of the reasons for, for this remains to be seen by this is something that russia has been more than about for a long time. and here once again, we have a situation where things could get out of control and who has been funding some of those products and who is in control of what could happen there. the us by landscape in size and is in close live down to full me us all me off as a starting as low as an expanse of what was a pleasure to see thanks so much for joining us. of course, now withholding today about this bio live of that's in the us and we know that it's sponsored by the pen to go on site. it's all in your opinion, what kind of activities could of be have, could have taken place that other than research. thank you for having

a uh yes, the activities if you notice that this also sponsored by us 8 us 8 is probably the worst organization, any contract and what it, what kind of orders are these, the people who are funding directly from the kind of gone from the us congress or the revolutionary activities, all the destruction of local cultures, or the eligibility to minutes and so on. basically, the calls and revolutions and destroying a referral and concept of all the different things that they can lodge. well, you know, 1st of all, the us government works hand in hand with big american farm, which means inside the u. s. and inside of europe, uh, bcu. uh their relatively strict uh, procedures, or how you can test uh drugs. so what do they do? they go for country to go places like great river places like uh, central africa where they can pretty much do whatever they want the government,

the government officials, and then they test their products or, or just depending on what you want, it falls on one with a 3 year there's been countless documentation is mass, dest, sterilizations, and so on, that have been, uh, i'm reach, you know, i have a child or friend. no, we, we don't talk anymore because about it this year. but he, as a lieutenant colonel in the us army, was in charge of the security systems and all these laboratories and he just don't understand how many there are dozens of laboratories throughout out. and he would cost to be a road trip. you know, all of these laboratories checking the roy each, your interest is a responsibility. so the us government has been there for quite a while and they are doing human tests along with, in partnership direct partnership with the american bar, america's britons,

and so on. so many your thoughts on this, you know, um, quite recently. uh there was a, a few years ago 5 that was doing another um, conflicts on the boat. uh uh, epidemic broke out. and it was because uh because of the fighting in the region. they were unable to sort of slow down the spread of it. now we know that the americans sort of a little pendula is a sponsor in these labs. do you think we'll be held accountable like today when we have these m 20 threes or the insurgents in the area? clearly uh, bullet's file error will lead america as be held accountable for devastating outbreak. you know there, there's 2 things that were liking about it. well, actually the boys extremely deadly. uh,

there's nothing less than the 1015 percent that, that access to arrive on skate. it does spread relatively slowly considering how bad the sanitation is and those parts about. i should've wiped out the god population in a lot of those areas. and it also spreads out a lot because uh, in certain parts of africa, there's original cannibalism. uh, once, family members, when they die, and that spreads that extra, very, very quickly authors all of these remote villages. now, having said that, and on top of that, let's not forget that the rush of the gas station masquerading is a country. i do spend a bolo vaccines that the west doesn't exactly talk about pressure produced, the 1st vaccine, it works, just like it produced good technique. i had of, uh, the m r n a i gene experiments, the western companies. um, but the problem here is, and it's been a problem. uh, and it may have been actually the problem with coding is, uh,

capability enhanced the, in other words, they're taking a base virus and they're mutating, cutting up gene splicing up with non genes of additional genes. the dna given a new capabilities. right, so if you've got a, uh, a bullet buyers that while extremely deadly and it does red darvis, but it's not contagious like the flu. but you can mutated into being contagious by air. or you can make an extremely dangerous, extremely busy place that can be on least on either enemy. yeah. forces in places like, uh, uh, central africa, one of the population, if you want to population reduction as westerly scotts, we talk about. yeah. so, you know what, i think that over so the thing about would be the population, africa, wasn't getting back to me by western, uh,

vaccines that are not causing massive cancers and other things. first of all, that for some reason they weren't going out or you know, i'm cold or cold with the, was that the main, or you the same uh, demographic as of the more viral while a bed layer. but the, the excess deaths weren't showing uh, that big of a mock up in depth until the western vaccine scale. then you have a very sharp increase in the depth. so again, what are they made? what are they doing? uh, what are they, the group? and then what are they the, what was that they wouldn't have to leave with the science. i've always detailed into fully or so, i mean off is that a soft copy of next? like, is it going to be in time a lot less so on sizes the middle east, because tensions are escalating in the west bank. it says it has killed 15 a month and is doing a series of raids on refugee camps by us. why will buttons on both of those of the

i the f says it's dismantled explosive devices and the rest of it full to individuals in what it called a cognitive counter. terrorism operation may, while thousands of residents have result of the flight of the area, as the violence continues to escalate, the slid from the didn't and campuses and whites for destruction. finally a week long is really re center. the family is going to be seen evacuating from that, destroyed homes in the to card and can go into the policy and a health ministry. the idea of has killed at least 12 questions. i'm in the move in full. see in jenny? oh yeah. is that a false? is it now? so they had to the senior, how much thing? yeah. and a targeted s like in the to call them the idea of said he was responsible for several shooting attacks and they did one last july. but in just 3 is where the civilians, the idea of just lives. the recent operation is a part of his broad counter terrorism campaign in the region.

okay, there's got some more all this now as faith to international law and human rights professor them to have my foot on the face. so thank you so much for joining us today. i've, i've, since i'm going to the about this genuine, right? because it began just 2 days ago, off of the seats far in gaza was declared. does this go against the spirit of the cruise? the 5 at one minute, full cause of peace and then the next as well? so i think that again, in another area. yes, thank you. before this interview, are they what is happening in the song that there's a completely separate from of is heavy the what was happening and, and, and get us are simply because the next session policy or is the is because it got to get more months for the doors to where take pm

and with those funds, there is a policy that this area is bundled. so really date of the what is happening and what is the continuation of this policy? because it goes to the, the what bank is the reason why you, because it's most p a ball is about a lot of bar on the seniors over the, the, the next coming his parents or both pinions. so just as is the policy against the spaniards. so we're starting to be further spinning community is the inc collected way open the visually restriction, the, the, the 1st regression on. so in order to make this failure to the front of the genuine people in west point, i'd love to hear your thoughts on uh,

perhaps the missing yahoos mine and say, hey, because you know, considering donald, some sort of pro is ready stalls. could this of improve, this is well, the decision to escalate me feel peroration associated off of the scenes, but knowing that they will likely be made that will push back from washington. yes. really. what's the end? it'd be plus over all the joining gives the election campaign and the balls and well, the piano declared the sunday. the completely the meeting with the is the same as the government the but espanol uh, i live in north star guard and uh the strip must be integrated to georgia or to, to, to, to uh, to and hit the cloud. during the, the, the conflict, the simple,

the, the election to set up the and it saves the system to see what's the most popular is what you saw the, the extreme as to minnesota. also, i mean was the, was it the plot or the top sub i think is that you had called for fall semester to be honest and as well. and so we aren't expecting a solution and all of them. well, we are watching good nowadays. yeah. very interesting. profess so you know, the i, the f is claiming explosives were found on the road, the inside washing machines in the refugee camp. are you convinced by by these claims or didn't they have fabricated it's and so it, is it a progressive simply simply because the boss to a lot of these ministers the it is a sheer for the community to accept that opportunities in spite of the kids. what

this means that this means that they be able to use in because especially in the book. so this job supposed to be the story of the disease must be included on the 4th. i love to saw the, the limited call. it was the vision something tomorrow's, the it's the mission which provides you the hood to what i've seen of that's usually is all for meeting with this policy. so really we're. 5 expecting a visual, skinner think and then was back go the community discussion rather supporting yourself as good as a support ticket to uh, to do some of the photos that there is more pressure against it. so it's a sport, excuse me, because of a funeral targeting civilians are taking the most

a lot organizations. so really we are expecting good visuals. the fusion is quite boring, professor, because you know, and that's the quite a simply gone away with leveling, gaza, thousands of people of that lives. hundreds and thousands of buildings damaged and become uninhabitable. it looks like the same in the west bank. do you think there are fans that uh when the west buying the resemble gaza? you know, i just as nathan yahoo so clearly gone away with the 1st time. let's say what the spark is we're doing for is really a multi. well, let's see, because maybe another step because of the how much of its military bar is for me. i guess that is the all new maybe. so it is all between the one box approximately 20 minutes. it's practical to them. the fucking bump up and

go up in the back cleaning it is oh i guess the reason is because the good good or bad karma the have you the the level of lucas the so so look and saw him. so we offer 3 or 4 months because uh since october 7th, and this for the most part is to go for the i guess 1st period. because the solely full drugs is equal to nothing is coming to compared. think to keep how i think i won't find the education of egypt. oh, no dog waiting fast. the push on the book and give the to the full the for the scene and goals. the way in the guessing for a few people for accepting get a new meal if you're used to the you know,

the thought to your take on one more thing if you don't mind because cool is head on all to, into something you know, we cover as much as we can and we try and tell everybody's story. we talk about guys that we talked about in the west bank, but i didn't know who noticed a lot of the international community haven't really focused much on the west bank. they sort of focus on the seats firing, gaza, and they kind of neglect the escalating violence in the west bank. why do you think that is? i guess the other side of the question probably made intellectual to the community that collect 2 companies. most individual come through because the, the goal of the, of the motion or opinion on hold some companies as both of the front of the monitor are shot like somebody is going to get this because, i mean, exactly the community called the impressive the, to on the supporting is what it is,

but i think they want something from the gun in the local council on wonder know this the most accurate is that accent? fine you are say on the front, down the stairs with all this. good. how difficult, what, what, what, what time is exactly when i, when i have the name of that was a pleasure talking to you, so don't, so my hold on not be international and human rights for 5. i thanks again. thank you very much. i to somebody laughing, gaza presence of finally getting the child. so we thought of home off the entering mountains of just facing hardship. who is the local authorities over $300000.00 of already falls back into the north of the enclave. however, the journey is far from a z, as each individual has suffered, loss is due to the war. so that is returning to central gauze on obligating through the newly and the one that was once their homes. many how also so the same for the

money that i loved ones to give them a proper burial. basically us present donald trump is the middle eastern nations, all of jordan and egypt taking more than a 1000000 pallets senior refugees. he said, the relocation cause of residence would enable the region to be, quote, cleaned out. now we heard from past scenes in gauze about what they think of trends proposal. if that decision were to pass, it would be unjust and oppressive to the palestinian people. this is a land of steadfastness. we will remain on it no matter what happens. they won't succeed in forcing us to move to egypt, rafa or jordan, if the board was opened in rafa and no one did process even with the bombings because no one intends to embrace, leaving isn't even a source. and i think a homeland is irreplaceable. this decision is a failure and those who made it off,

haley is rescued. this is our land and we are holding onto it. even if we die here, we will leave here even if they build us houses of gold palaces of gold. we will not leave. we have lost our homes, our children, our daughters. we will never abandon this land of that decision is unrealistic. if they want to turn us into an american state, they should settle us in america directly instead of putting us under american trusteeship. the, this is just a media ploy to frighten palestinians into accepting whatever is returned to them. this is our country, a land of steadfastness. our sacred land got to we are inherently connected to it. but of all i get done, i'm completely against migration. even in peaceful times, i opposed it. i don't like the idea of people leaving the homeland. they want to split us some to jordan some to egypt. and what will they do with us?

that no matter what happens, we must stay in our country wireless and delve into this a little bit further. now i'm very lucky now to be joining via case zaya. danny's a member of jordan's world committee to more than 9 so, but it was, there's a lot of former parliament menda, so thank you so much for joining us here today. i'd like to start off with trump and what he's being saying, but he's trump is renewed, his school to relocate policy as a jordan and age of insisting they would have gray that student needs if they would agree this like prior to feel refusals. well, sylvia, on his proposal to look about. so thank you for the interview and um, i think well, uh, initially uh, what trump sites can mean a lot. and at some point is giving me nothing technically the what, what she has been stating recently. however, at the georgina and stuff is very clear. since the establishment of the ash

my can, the, this is a country that has been here for 100 years. we've celebrated 100 years of, of this country. and last year, jordan is a stupid, strong country. his majesty the king was very clear about refusing this and this being a red line. the displacement of palestinians, withering calls over there in the west bank, at the expense of jordan, at least, or egypt is refused to us speaking on behalf of for example, as being the jordanian. the king was very clear off not accepting this. this is an extreme glad line for the uh jordanian government under georgia and people the, the joy, the internet, people to do realize the threats around them. we are probably paying the, the price of the official a stands that it took to out the muster cause has been committed in garza to the last year. and so jordan has been very strong diplomatic. you fighting for the

rights of the palestinians and almost was the word. and i think this is part. the other part is that the georgia is to the georgia in population. the georgia news citizens understand very well, the trucks that are being made and the displacement of punishment is at the cost of jordan. and this is the fuse that's for a deputies and b and enjoy them. starting from a, his majesty king abdullah and his last statements and this continuous statements of refusing this injustice and this displacement of palestinians into jordan, or other way. oh you as a, this gets from one, i'm going to the other angles. if you have to go to is a d, v by the sending agribusiness a day shopping for the palestinians of the month. about 1948, the person is would love to commit to the same mistake twice. they would not leave the country. and therefore,

i think implementing the imagination of the trump administration. and i'm thinking this is something that can be done easily as if it's a business deal or something. this is not going to happen. neither post jeanine's on ground agree. another thing is with what they've seen. it's not seen a doctor was they've been seeing it for the last 50 years. they will not keep the line neither with jordan accept the the, the displacement, no matter how big the pressure is off. jordan was still not agree to any point in history that it was part of a trying to to, to result of the palestinian construct at the expense of the punched indians. first of all about the expense of, of jordan, of the 2nd time. this is a political suicide and therefore, jordan will not and will not accept the, the joining and citizens understand this very clearly on the order behind the, the official georgia and refusing this, no matter how the costs are high up. and the good thing is today,

i realize in that we have to start a bit looking to the east looking at the, the, the rush i looking at the united looking to china and, and maybe opening a more connections with these countries on an investment trip on the investment deb was because what's happening is, is, is uh, is not acceptable. uh, do i need to do, you need to be honest. you know, i have you here, youtube, the threats and as we know, donald trump is pretty much mine, but kind of guess what day was. and so he, as i, we will assume that he thinks that he can get what he wants the us an awfully the business and an u. s. has announced identity, so there's a 90 day pause on for an aide with jordan, another one of his largest recipients. what impact could this have on could impression? i know you outright and saying the red light and red lines will be cross.