massoud every tired left tunnel general of the pakistani army tells us that the us is trying to pass the buck united states has got into the habit of making false accusations against pakistan because they want to lump their failures on pakistan they are hardly have control over fifty to sixty per cent of the territory in this town so on what basis are they talking that pakistan would be providing safe havens because there are plenty of havens in of understand itself so it's a self-defeating argument it shows the level of frustration us is suffering as a consequence of its failure in afghanistan it has been seventeen years that there have been enough to understand and they don't have anything to see that they did something good for one is stand except to bring death and destruction unless the internal situation of understanding governance improves and the people are satisfied you know these problems in the understand will continue there will spill over in pakistan and pakistan will continue to remain a scapegoat for america on the way and look at what might make christmas merry for ma

are believed to be in killed by strikes including around two hundred children we spoke to tell us massoud a retired three star general in the pakistani army he believes islamabad's asked you to washington is changing in the near past the united states has been playing a good cop bad cop game bit like a stun one of says something positive the other gives a strong threats in the past the drones have been attacking targets in pakistan earlier it was perhaps the approval of the government of pakistan but in the past couple of years the government of pakistan has not provided any such approval the united states should actually own very its options because it has been using pakistan as an ally and if it wants to turn against pakistan it will be detrimental to the peace in the region. well meanwhile pakistan's air force chief has questioned whether america's long standing military engagement in the region is even helpful so helaman also slammed washington's track record on promoting democracy abroad. no outside power can engineer democracy inside a country nor is democracy the solution to every

that is, in the case of the westminster attack, calla rd case of the westminster attack, callard massoudand neither mi5 nor the police had any reason to anticipate the attack. regarding the manchester arena attack, salman abedi was also a closed subject of interest at the time of the attack and so not under active investigation. in early 2017, m15, active investigation. in early 2017, mi5, nonetheless, received intelligence on him, which was assessed as not being related to terrorism. in retrospect, the intelligence can be seen to be highly relevant. had an investigation being reopened at the time, it cannot be known whether his plans could have been stopped. mi5 assess it would have been unlikely. across the attacks, including manchester arena, david anderson notes that mi5 and ct policing got a great deal right. however, in relation to manchester, he also commented that, it is conceivable that the attack might have been averted, had the cards fallen differently. in the case of london bridge, he was an active subject of interest who had been under investigation since mid—2000 15. a numb

think we have been in conversation on the preapprenticeship programs and we've been working with massoud. other than that, i know -- and i know your vision of having training -- >> pardon me? >> it's your vision. >> a shared vision. >> shared vision, yeah. that we actually train folks that can work with the city or in the private and give them the tools and ability to work on both. >> as we move -- thank you. as we move toward budgeting, we'll want to see what that looks like in terms of appropriate supervision and deliberately small organizational charts because if you don't have the spot, it is just a policy statement and i think we're past that. but that is why i raised it because it is probably not going to flush it out now. but shortly, i would imagine. >> one of the things that i want to finalize and i know that staff has been -- some of the key staff have been having some family issues, but i wanted to finalize the workforce policy. and that kind of sets the framework how we want to their apprenticeship and preapprenticeship programs and we've been working city-wide on the preappr

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the mis and police reviews, david and simpson explains that in the case of the westminster attack, massoud had no reason to anticipate the attack. regarding the manchester arena attack, salman abedi was also a close subject of interest at the time of the attack. and so not under active investigation. in early 2017, mis active investigation. in early 2017, mi5 nonetheless active investigation. in early 2017, m15 nonetheless received intelligence on him which was assessed as not being related to terrorism. in retrospect, the intelligence can be seen to be highly relevant. had an investigation be reopened at the time, it cannot be known whether salman abedi's plans could have been stopped. m15 assessed that it would have been unlikely. responding for a labourer, diane abbott said the report highlights the need for a more sub —— resources for the police and security services. as we have said, you cannot keep people safe on the cheap. she talks about ensuring that counterterrorism policing has the resources it needs, but though she accept the part in david anderson's report where he notes that

we are friends with massoud, he is an outstanding leader in kurdistan. now the kurds need to find ways to return to the level of cooperation they enjoyed in the lead up to the mosul campaign. i am frankly more troubled by the situation in northeastern syria though it was necessary to carry out military cooperation we have. we need to take seriously the turks concerns about the rise of the why pg and need to make sure our military presence there does not create a political monopoly or political organization that is hostile to us values and ideology. our concern, my concern about the referendum in iraq was it was not well prepared, the iranians do have a role and wasn't coordinated with the turks or baghdad. that is the lesson if kurds want to move forward on this agenda there needs to be more deliberation and understanding between all the parties in the region how they should go forward. >> the region that begins with turkey can, the turks are allowing us to support the offshoot in syria every day. collectively, they do it. the region, turkey in particula