i'm afshin rattansi we're going underground in this season finale eighty one years to the day international brigade volunteers began arriving in spain to fight british backed fascism coming up on the show with barack obama's injuries amaze defacto isis an al qaeda linked rebels in syria all but defeated what next for nato nations the stabilization around the world we talked to legendary reporter and filmmaker john pilger about silence noise and distortion and the matrix is number wilson tells us about the odyssey's of jacques cousteau to educate human kind about the depths of the world all the civil coming up in today's going underground but first when we began this season theresa may and our government are still banging on about using british taxpayer money to overthrow the only secular government in the middle east but as we hit high someone your liberal austerity policies have destroyed a majority and donald trump has counselled cia funding for isis linked rebels meanwhile nato nation mainstream media appears to have found new rebels to support this time in the nation with the world's mo

trigger jenison filmmaker john pelletier has been discussing tension surrounding north korea with afshin rattansi and going underground much the force on alter the outcome. trump is a bit of a wimp compared with obama a bomber in the. having put american troops seven wars including the longest war in its in its history having increased the development of nuclear. warheads more than any president since the cold war obama's record was all the soup a whole trampas has a long way to catch up with his previous us so that's why we really should stop simply looking at trump the man to trump as a kind of symptom almost a cartoon version of a system a system. that has produced people that have almost brought us to the edge of nuclear war. families in afghanistan. province have been mourning the loss of sixteen people killed in the u.s.s. strike the u.s. military claims that all those killed in the bombing raid on thursday were enemy combatants but afghan officials dispute that saying the victims were civilians we heard from an eyewitness and people who lost relatives in the strike. my father in my mother

i'm afshin rattansi and we're going on the ground thirty two years to the day france bombed and destroyed the greenpeace rainbow warrior killing photographer fernando pereira coming up in the show the worst refugee crisis since the second world war italy's ambassador to britain tells us his country is being treated unfairly by the european union and the nature of campaign on libya was fatally flawed and i don't think that you're going to knows too much about coral reefs or cares about them particular i don't think that's driving motivation i would love for him to see the film and maybe it affects them emotionally maybe he recognizes you know there is this beautiful life force on the planet as donald trump left the g twenty summit could watching a new film by emmy award winning director jeff orlowski on air force one that changed his mind on manmade environmental catastrophe twenty four hours before one of the biggest strikes in n.h.s. history cuts to the national health service and the heart breaks it could kill off signs innovation and put lives at risk all the civil coming up in today's

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afshin rattansi we're going on the ground as politicians or nations with the fastest growing economies on earth gather in order to go to tatters philippians coming up with a show of ation is fear and loathing around the world we talked to legendary huntress thompson collaborator ralph steadman the documentary filmmaker cary levy about corbin the iraq war and saving the world's critical quizzes and to eat like what if you have no gluten dairy corn soy caffeine alcohol all added sugar and red meat show fish and white rice should we. plus people we speak to britain's unofficial war office. and the london imperial war museum senior curator about using protest dollars to fight for peace all this of all coming up at today's going underground to more of mosques seventy two years to the day that the united. used weapons of mass destruction against the japanese city of hiroshima killing maybe one hundred fifty thousand civilians that learn the genetic defects still continuing today the dropping of nuclear bombs is an act of war modern era of nato aggression and according to some scientists a mo

afshin rattansi we're going on the ground as politicians are nations with the fastest growing economies on earth gather in order to go to tatters philippines coming up with a show. here including around the world we told the legend three hundred strong collaborator steadman a documentary filmmaker cary levy about corbin the iraq war and saving the world critical criticism and. you have no gluten dairy corn soy caffeine alcohol and sugar red meat fish and white rice should we like. people power we speak to britain's unofficial just. and the london imperial war museum senior curator about using protest dollars to fight for peace all the more coming up in today's going underground but first tomorrow marks seventy two years to the day that the united states used weapons of mass destruction against the japanese city of hiroshima killing maybe one hundred fifty thousand civilians that learn the genetic defects still continuing today the dropping of nuclear bombs as an act of war marked a new era of nato aggression and according to some scientists malta a new era of human history one that coul

we get more reaction discussion on our breaking news story thank you for your thoughts on this afshin rattansi our host of arties going underground thank you. now in other news the governor of afghanistan's logar province says eleven afghan civilians have been confirmed killed when a nato helicopter struck a house thought to be hiding taliban fighters. took position in a civilian house. the house. to leave didn't medical to took a turn. this house the. locals however say there were no taliban fighters in the house at that time. the jet plane bombed here it bombed the house all the houses were destroyed only two or three people survived look at the house you can ask people whether the taliban were here or not and there's been no confirmation of the strike so far from nato all the u.s. led coalition but a spokesperson for the nato led mission in kabul so the reports are being investigated if confirmed the strike would be the second deadly air bombardment of afghan civilians in the last four days on monday thirteen civilians were confirmed killed and over a dozen wounded in an airstrike on the we