u. s. tried to spin their own narrative of wikileaks founded julian assange. let's go slice a journalist on political analysts, john for rowley. now many thanks for joining us on the program. john. i gave research the kiss or j family and their ties to the us, what conclusions have become. so when, when he, when news of his murder 1st happened, and the for your that was in the us press, it shocked me. why suddenly the u. s. press so worried about a saudi arabian journalist who was murdered, of course itself. the crime is heinous and deplorable, of course. but why does media focus so much attention and energy on this specific journalist? so it began to as my context in washington dc. i began to do some research online. sure enough, it wasn't very difficult to figure out why the answer to my question. because the uncle of mr. now deceased shoghi his uncle was one of the most powerful arms dealers in the seventies and eighties. i think rebecca, the 60 and of course in arms dealer who work closely with the u. s. government pro pentagon cia as well as with nato all

u. s. tried to spin his own narrative on jail. the week you weeks founder julianna's sarge, with headlines the question whether he deserved any protection. as a journalist, civil rights attorney robert patillo says the current angle on could show d as simply convenient for my peo. made people say he's going to run for president 2024 and alton these candidates, our potential candidates release these books to give them an excuse to go on immediate toward while i think when you look at the business, the ones that the saudis currently have in united states of america that after we own said, we will make them a price that we make them paying for the killing, which could show you. we've done nothing would bend over in genuflect. oh, in their behalf. we now have the live term of golf tournament, which is taking me numerical offers all to pga tour. now we have saudi investments in oil and gas and infrastructure throughout the country. when the entertainment building of business. you have many people who are in the united states who make a

u. s. tried to justify the recent cracked media outlets. they carry alternative views like c and of course, but by claiming that they split this information. does it really look like this is really all about fighting, so called propaganda is about something else. left argument, why, why are we now ignoring the freedom of speech and protection of journalists? and we say, well, the higher goal has to be defined, rational propaganda. but you know, i remember back in 932, russell bertram, he wrote that the best way to fight propaganda is to get both positions out. have an open debate air both positions and he warned very fiercely against claiming to 5 propaganda, 3 censorship. this on its own is a tool propaganda. you're accusing the opponent of spreading propaganda and under the guise of fighting propaganda. you impose full censorship and narrative control . so this is nothing to do about fighting propaganda. if you want to fight, if you see, if i trust propaganda, ok, let, let russia percentage argument and then you do the counter argument. e

u. s. tried to spend its own narrative on jail. the wiki leaks founder julian assange with headlines that question whether he deserves any protection as a journalist. so to go further in depth on this, let's cross live now to civil rights attorney robert patillo. robert is great to have you on the show to day. now, my pompeo husband slammed for down playing his show. good role as a journalist, what's your reaction to the latest controversy, or what was not surprising mike compel has gone down already, is perhaps the worst secretary of state and american history. and that is a, a very low bar to, to crawl under. i owed me, we've had some terrible ones, but he may be the worst of them. all people need to remember that we'll, we'll talk about the failed us withdrawal from afghanistan. that was a deal that might, pompeo agreed to in february of 2020, in the car, to turn over the entire lation of, of gamma stand to be taliban. and then pull out you as true for pulling out arts of building before pulling out our contracts before pulling

u. s. has suspended talks to revive the international nuclear deal with iran science in the islamic countries. tough demands of the negotiating table. thus the u. s. has tried to seize, the radian thank is starting to bend his whaler. and the wife also even accused her run of meddling in the u. s. elections. well, let's discuss this now with far, this is the professor of political communication to run the university for the thanks very much for joining us this evening. i just want to start off and get, you'll take on this rather bold moved by iran. and what's the purpose of it? what's the goal? the old country, the fast navy in the war was created by iranians in 500 for the b. c. the king's name that started the navy was cam. this is the 2nd so it's about time for the van to expand its reach beyond the regional water rates. and this is the aim of the. ready navy subtract this, basically, it will be able to will a civic auction and i did a vs. so that's number one issue that i think is i think about the 2nd issue is the fact that this is really much legal, international water raise your own in the russian navy. chinese navy navy could go through these passag

u. s. has long tried to have control over bruce, lucrative mineral resources. the visit of the u. s. ambassador to the government palace was neither unreasonable nor in favor of the country. it was to give the order to take the troops out to the streets and massacre my defenceless people and incidentally, to leave the way clear for mining exploitation. there is an interesting coincidence in this story. the u. s. embassy super lisa camera who previously worked for the cia we 1st met with the south american countries defense minister, the day before them president was to pose last month. we heard from latin american geographical expert, dan show. this is washington's hand in the room, the leader lisa ken is a long time employee of the ca and now is the us ambassador to do. it's certainly curious timing to see her meeting, not just with the minister of energy and natural resources in the do a meeting with former generals who are now ministers in the unelected government of dina. about why thing. but it's amazing how quick lisa kenna and the rest of the state department officials and t

u. s. most industrial combat, some c a u. s. officials who tried to shrug off those claims? well, i think those 2 things, the 1st is the chinese have found a way to use capitalism against us. and by what i mean by that is the ability to attract investment into entities that are deeply linked to the state that military commercial fusion that exists in china is a concept that we don't have in this country. we have contractors to defense work, but there is no distinction in china between advancements in technology, bar medicine, whatever it might be, and the interest of the state. you just have marco rubio, they're saying that the military industrial complex in the united states isn't one giant financial endeavor and that it's not driven by money. but a quick overview of the facts points to some other realities. for example, every day, the department of defense posts new contracts on its website, new contracts with private corporations. the current secretary of defense i. he lloyd austin, is a former board member of the corporation raise the on. and in addition to that, lloyd a

u. s. a pastor tries to explain, but many questions remain. lee, you works for a refugee and g o. he to is trying to understand what the new u. s. requirements mean for michael abernathy. well i'm here to see what it's about because of that and how i can help. i think it's through an app as i understand it . okay. okay. a stare for madeline applica. fiona next stop is a storage place, at least 3 times a week. he picks up warm clothes for the refugees. the nights are cold. this time of the leo tells us there about 10000 people in the region right now. this camp. he's greeted with joy. today he distribute socks for the children and lonely go get worth it is that all i can do is help the people here in that's all i can do in other matters. even if it's only a drop in the bucket at me that i leave that in that awhile for most migrants here . figuring out how to register on the new app is the biggest problem. grady rodriguez who flat on doris has no smartphone. they will. okay. oh, up with e. joy and the, and i'm stuck. i understand the us with their new laws, that's fine better. but he

u. s. has long tried to gain control over peruse, lucrative, mineral resources, have a listen for yourself. the visit of the u. s. ambassador to the government palace was neither unreasonable nor in favor of the country. it was to give the order to take the troops out to the streets and massacre my defenceless people. and incidentally, to leave the way clear for mining exploitation. while there is perhaps an intriguing coincidence to the story of alison here, the u. s. ambassador to peru least, sec kenna, who previously worked for the c i a reportedly met with the south american countries defense minister the day before the then president was kicked out last month. we heard from latin american geopolitical expert, daniel shaw. he is suspicious where the overthrow of the peruvian later lisa ken is a long time employee of the b a. and now is the us ambassador to do . it's certainly curious timing to see her meeting nurses with the minister of energy and natural resources in to do a meeting with former generals who are now ministers in the. ready unelected government of being about why thing,

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u. s. and german defense ministers tried to resolve the stand off during talks in berlin. germany is reluctant to approve the export to ukraine despite intense international pressure. and the country is newly sworn in defense minister boris pistole. this got a taste of that pressure during his 1st day on the job a busy 1st day in office. shortly after getting his certificate of appointment. boys historian met his yes. counterpart, lloyd austin. both of them signalled their unified stance. i'd like to thank the german government for all that at his door and to strengthen ukraine, softer french, and your contributions of security of systems from training for new crimes to friend, bruce herbert and valuable these off to negotiate. so often in history, fight the federal republic of germany and the united states of america in augusta and side by side in the approach. but also on the concrete issues i walk in to be at the infantry fighting vehicles about the patriot air defense system here, or the multiple rocket launchers but for many in germany and further afield. one thing is missing battle tanks

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u. s. house did in december after he tried to shut down congress and arrest the prosecutor investigating him for a legit corruption. with the violin spiraling, some members of parliament say they are unlikely to give the cabinet a vote of confidence on tuesday. further deepening the crisis, the government has promised to restore peace, but many peruvians are unsatisfied. and they said they will take their demonstrations to the capital to demand that precedent. deed, i will learn the step down and new elections be held immediately. me innocent is i just eda lima here as president joe biden is pushed through tougher action on the legal migration and drugs in a meeting with the mexican leader andrew manuel lopez abra door. the talks come ahead of the north american summit where they will be joined by canada's prime minister to raise a boat reports from mexico city. i hear you as president joe biden made with his mexican counterpart and brakeman while at the presidential palace in mexico city. if he supposed to latin america, his entering the white house, the 2 leaders held a bilateral meeting t

u. s. house did in december after he tried to shut down congress and arrest the prosecutor investigating him for a legit, corruption with a vial and spiraling. some members of parliament say they are unlikely to give the cabinet a vote of confidence on tuesday. further deepening the crisis, the government has promised to restore peace that many peruvians are unsatisfied and they said they will take their demonstrations to the capital to demand that precedent. deed, i will learn this step down and new elections be held immediately. me innocent. if i just eda lima are fighting in ukraine's don bus region is intensifying with russia's forces strengthened by fighters from the wagner group, the british defense ministry says it appears. russia has taken control of the small salt mining town of solid r. ukraine's military has been feeling of waves of attacks around the town for the past 4 days. it's near bark, much where troops on both sides have suffered heavy losses. this is the most intense trench warfare since the war started 11 months ago. ukraine says a russian rocket has killed 2 people and

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u. s. elections, as even after the media giant tried and failed to find any evidence with moscow to the world. this is art international. my name is peter scott taking over from fiorella isabel. and these are the top stories this thursday. welcome to the program for letting me of putin has attended an online naval ceremony with the admiral gosh, cove ship and ching active combat duty. the forgets is equipped with the latest hypersonic onto ship miss our system with the russian president pointing to its uniqueness. god, i will as the shoot this shit is equipped with the latest zircon hypersonic missile system, which has no analogues. mimi, it is also equipped with other latest generation weaponless. his film, as i said, it has, you know, analogs elsewhere in the world. which such powerful weapons will reliably protect russia from potential external threats and it will help to ensure the national interest of our son. they live in tears of measures put on, according to russia's defense minister. the frigates will take a long voyage across the atlantic. and in and oceans as well as the medi

and then i tried to separate out the u. s. military war. i'm trying to separate the military because a country on its own, why does no one ever talk about the u. s. military emissions? because it's integrated with the u. s. economy. i mean, it's fundamentally part of the united states. g d p. i mean, it's not like people are spending an enormous amount of time talking about the u. s . tech sector. i mean, you do break these things down and people talk about how much comes from hard infrastructure as opposed to soft transportation infrastructure again, which includes civil military as part of it. it's both it is, i mean i think what, what people tend to do when they look at climate is the trying to get their arms around something they've been ignoring for a long time. the world understands how bad this problem presently is. they understand that for decades, economic development, including military development, has ignored the long term consequences for the climate. i mean, my god, i was born in 1969. and in 50 years, over 50 percent of all o

u. s. secretary of state, mister anthony, blinking, who also tried to present america as a, as a country that is very much interested in africa and no one, none of these top officials from the united states have ever dared to mention the fact that they have been absent for 56 years, the fact that there hasn't been any meaningful american investment on the continent, and that african countries would not be where they are without the support, without the trade, without the investments that they received from china, as well as russia visit by general dell and thought of the synagogue and also tied down in zambia as well as here in south africa. so there is still more to the story and more to come. germany has been defiant against us. pressure still made no decision about sending advanced leopard to buy food. thanks to ukraine, even though he has been asking for them for a long time. but as a name to meeting was held up there, i understand that military base in germany, many of us thought that's today lou. and have a breakthrough in the discussion about heavy metal pence. you didn't mentione

u. s. secretary of state, mr. anthony blinking, who also tried to present america as a, as a country that is very much interested in africa and no one, none of these top officials from the united states have ever dared to mention the fact that they have been absent for 56 years. that like that there hasn't been any meaningful american investment on the continent. and that african countries would not be where they are without the support, without the trade, without the investments that they received from china, as well as russia visit by janet dell and thought to the synagogue. and also tied down in zambia as well as here in south africa. so there is still more to this story and want to come india's tech minister has accused the u. s. pharmaceutical giant pfizer were having pressured the country's government to ensure legal protections for pfizer in case of deadly side effects from its covert vaccine. the allegation spot to strong rebuttal by an indian parliament member emit claims that he had supported the western injections over the locally produced one. just to remind all indians that pfizer tried to bully the go

u. s. prison system and how those fall it, it have tried to create a model to help others. phoenix, our ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race. his on offense. very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk in east to come to russian state to never. i've side as i'm phoning the most landscape div asking him not getting all sun summit for a coup in 55 when okay, so 9, he's gonna be the one else with we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia for date and sports r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band on you to send me to school with ah, we all came out together. we were all supposed to go home together. i didn't happen with it all, went to the movies and get to the corner of 15th and ridgewood and there's another car just sitting there when you achieve it and you going to do your 1st mission. that's what he is in the foot and a bag with pistols. a

criminals, instead of human rights defenders and freedom fighters in 2009, they tried to assassinate him here in the u. s, which was called unfortunately, and in 2020, when my dad was traveling from frankfurt to mon by, he had a overlay and by his flight got cancelled. and that's the last we heard of him. that's when they kidnapped him and took him to iran the next day we saw him on iranian national tv. blindfold was with his face swollen and forced to confession to cramps that he did not commit since then. it's 893 day to day that he's been kept at an unknown location in solitary confinement, completely unknown cannot contact us does not have a lawyer does not have access to light or air or anything like that. incomplete torture throughout all of this time. and the only time you can, you can be outside to support these show show trials that they put on your father is a german national. how much support have you been getting from germany? unfortunately, i have not gotten the needed support from the country of our citizenship, but which is, which is germany. he has been there, as i said, for 2 and a half

u. s. the time time on that rocket system in try a u. s. politician brown's nato shapes don't some bug war criminal there should be tried at the hague for hunting ukraine with a year of fear and violence for the people have been named as 2022. so i'm more than 10 fold increase in kyra eyes. this al qaeda in the formally stable with in the country with.

u. s. takes a year, so they're tried to compress it to months. but if you look at the broader scope, ukraine is a very large country. the patriot system is really designed to protect a city, a small city like washington, d. c, or a military base. so it doesn't have such a wide range. so i don't expect they're going to come out and say, well, giving ukraine hundreds of tags, but i think it is more the message it sends to their allies in europe. germany in particular, there had been talk, the germany said will allow our leper tags if you allow your i'm on abrams, even though the department of defense of those 2 weren't linked. this very much would send the message to germany. the u. s. has taken the steps that everyone believe they wanted them to take. so now it's their turn. so it's a little bit of a political diplomatic dance, as much as it is what you creating on the battlefield. but again, these are incredibly powerful tags. they're very difficult to maintain, they are very expensive. but military experts say they could be useful because where

u. s. as you know, i'm a teacher and every teacher tries to keep up with the latest publications, novels and short stories are very important to us. a short story can express many cultural and value messages. i believe it's one of the reasons why american culture has advanced so much because all these stories have been written. i was talking about the books i've read in general and very interested in books with the cultural message. but it has little to do with contact between the state of iran in the united states. we want the united states to change its policy and respect us as a great nation. if you take a walk around this university, you will see trees that are older than the united states. the trees that grow here on this campus are older than the united states, and the age of our country. our civilization is 15000 years. that's the age of the oldest city that archeologists have found in iran and to be treated without respect by another country such as the united states is something we find very offensive. the attitude of outsiders is an issue that has been the subject of a lot of refle

there's a growing number of scholars and public opinion within south korea that in fact, tries to be viewed away from the u. s. alliance. we're more self sufficient. south korean made solution for the situation. but the up to understand that that, that particular concept regarding the u. s. a big with the but then again, because of the very, in that perception level between the u. s. and south korea against north korea. you know, it's not as simple as, you know, just nuking your neighbor or nuking and allies neighbor because of the nitty gritty complications that are in store within that context. so that is where the questions come. so, but you know, it takes, it takes a sort of jump in here, but it takes 2 to tango, right? i mean, unless, let's pay the other side of the field here, showing yang. it's not exactly helping me out as is it, i mean, firing off ballistic missiles into the sea of japan while when america and south korea are doing drills right there. i mean, wouldn't that in fact, i mean with young young's ballistic missile tests, wouldn't that? in fact, confirm the fears of its southern neighbour a