river up to on vancouver island. this signals a change in his thinking with more and more americans beginning to enter the oregon country, he begins to recognize that the loss of western is in fact a possibility. it's clear by that time, 1842, that the balance of power is shifting in the oregon territory. now, when united states agreed to that joint in 1818, it was grateful for the opportunity. the us simply did not have resources at that time to make a great imprint on the pacific northwest and so even to be granted joint ownership or joint occupancy excuse me with britain was seen by americans as a win. the united states did not have a navy at that time that was as powerful as britain's the united states did not any sort of colonizing agent that had the resources the capital expertise to colonize the region, the way britain, the hudson's bay company been a monopoly for centuries prior to its entrance to the pacific northwest. the united states did not any sort of colonizing agent on par with a company like that. th

cades coordinated solidarity network out of vancouver. activist and commentator out of new york. and as always, we appreciate our viewers being with us right here on press tv, hope to see you right here same time, tomorrow. goodbye. the israeli enemy ground invasion has so far been unsuccessful. this is what the gast palestinian resistance faction hamas announced the 28th of october after held back invading israeli occupation troops who overnight launched large scale ground operations into the coastal enclave under the cover of intense air rates. heavy losses were incurred by design enemies ranks as the palestinian resistance repelled the ground incursion yet heavy. slashes continued in several points of the northern gaza strip, the israeli enemy ground offensive was launched under the cover of violent campaign of air shoss by the entities air force which decimated northern gaza strip with hundreds of bombs, including internationally band white phosphorus and cluster munitions. gaza's ring of fire this week on the midstream. united will never be defeated. it is the only political

i don't know how many demonstration of you guys have had in demonstrations vancouver um i have seenous number here in vancouver to come out for anything, um, many people were participating said it was the largest demonstration they'd ever been to in vancouver, so or at least the largest demonstration. since the uh movement against the iraq war over 20 years ago, so these uh demonstrations in vancouver and toronto and montreal of course in cities throughout the us and cities throughout europe have been uh ballooning in size, i mean last week in in london there were over 500,0 people on the streets, there were 100 thousand out in madrid, um, it's a tremendous amount of support and solidarity with palestine. of course, if you uh turned on state media or corporate media, you would be bombarded with nothing more than proping to promote and justify genocide um you know taking place by the zionist regime with the full support of the us, canadian, british, german and french governments, um, but the fact is that people are not relying on what the media is telling them, in fact they're quite

but vancouver island, it's an anomaly, where the 49th parallel runs right through it. there were no assumptions necessarily with regards to vancouver island, but the british certainly coveted that, as well as the straits of georgia, the waterways around the southern tip of vancouver island

to welcome charlotte kates, coordinate samadun palestinian and prisoner solidarity network out of vancouver. and don dabar activists and commentator out of new york. thank you both for being with me, please to see both of you. well, i start this off with charlotte. i mean, charlotte, israel has become a paper tiger. is this connected to washington's loss of power globally or not? how do you see it? well, i think it's very clear that what we're seeing taking place in palestine today is... is, it is genocide, but it is genocide being carried out by a wounded beast that has taken serious and indeed mortal blows from the palestinian resistance and from the rising power of peoples around the world confronting imperialism and zionism, and so the response that we have seen to the uh tremendous action of the palestinian resistance on october 7 has been incomparable outrage by the zionist regime, the united states, france, germany, britain, uh, canada and their partners in or to call for all kinds of violence and destruction against the palestinian civilian population, um, in order to try to do anyt

, went to private school in vancouver, decided to join the israeli military, yet our media describesand resistance groups this is said this morning, if israel continues with its crimes against palestinians, new fronts could open up in the region, is tel aviv, my question to you, is is tel aviv insane enough not to head these warnings, what could happen in that case? yeah, well the zionist regime, they have no logic, they have no logic whatsoever, uh, they are only concerned with death, they are only concerned with destruction, and they are only. concerned with enacting genocide against the palestinian people, with enacting genocide uh against the larger islamic world, right? only one regime named israel can bomb not only egypt, syria, lebanon and palestine in the same day and get away with it, right? but that day, that day is coming to an end, because uh righteous muslims uh have been fighting back, have been developing axis of resistance to resist setler colonialism, to resist uh the zionist. to resist uh the interest of the west, so only you know these people are fools, they have t

it was the vancouver olympics in 2010. you're right? which olympics program included team figure skating competitions for the first time? well, if i’m not mistaken, it was sochi 2014 after all. that’s right, and the last question for you in the first game: the french duo won gold at this olympics, and victoria senitsina and nikita kotsalapov won silver. this was, of course, on 22, 2022 in china in beijing, in beijing. well, anastasia, you gave six correct answers and thus earned 600 rubles. now is the time to introduce you to yours. meet your rival anatoly wasserman, one of the most venerable scholars in the country, who seems to understand the whole world, his horizons and knowledge are truly limitless. hello, anatoly, hello, anatoly, you also have to answer six questions, since anastasia was not mistaken even once. these will be new questions. here is the first of them: alexander zhullin prepared the olympic champions for this olympics, and elena tchaikovskaya advised them. i would venture to guess that this is sochi 2014. unfortunate

fantina, author and journalist, also joining us out of the canadian city of vancouver. i like to welcome you both to the program. now um, charlet, i'm going to start with you, your initial thoughts on the atrocities we're seeing, it's wild because i've been watching western media following very closely the developments in gaza and occupied territories, and it's while you're they're still talking about the first day operation alaxa flood with the place, the fatalities involved in the israeli side, but the israeli bombardments, the thousand uh structures. flattened 1100 palestinians, killed 260 children, you don't hear a whole lot about that over the past five days, your initial thoughts on the fact the iranian president and uh the saudi uh crown prince of muhammad bin salman are now talking, and the ramifications of that if regional countries can somehow unite over this? well, one of the things that i think it's clear that this action by the palestinian resistance did is really put an end to all the talk about normalization and normalization between arab countries and th

palestinian death toll that 1500 is just omitted toll but there's an individual 22 year old from vancouver uh but probably at least 10,00 kilometers from israel he went to a private school and then after private school in vancouver he decided to join the israeli military he was killed in the... in the hamas operation, he has received many, many dozens of times more media attention than the 1500 uh palestinians, for the most part individuals who probably had never left their ghaza cage, that was the first time 3, more than 3,000 have lost their lives so far, yeah, and with this latest one, 3,500, yeah, specific 1500 who left 10 days ago, who went an operation and they left, and and they'... knew they probably were never going to return, they knew they were probably going to die. now i'm i'm not, i personally don't justify all the actions that took place by the hamamas fighters, i don't think i don't think that you, i think the resistance is to be justified and to be even celebrated a macro level, in a micro level and there was lots of inhumane acts, but certainly those people, those 1500 pa

hello uh, charlotte, hope you're safe and doing well out there in vancouver. is it just me charlotte or is this just atrocius to have a political member make such an outlandish claim and request such a wild right by its cabinet? well, it it is outbandish and it is openly fascist. um, unfortunately, this is no surprise from the zionist regime. it's a settler colonial. illegitimate project built on the disposession of palestinian people and the confiscation and theft of palestinian land. it's this fundamentally illegitimate project that is only able to maintain its presence in occupied palestine, by use of an endless amount of weaponry, including the $3.8 billion dollars uh year in us weapons that are given by the united states to the occupation regime in palestine. we see the same thing in the prison, you know, itamar ben gaver is essentially trying to promote his political career on the backs of dead and wounded and imprisoned palestinians and unfortunately that is uh the... means of campaigning for an election in the zionist colony. now the us has uh a couple

charlie kates and international coordinator of samidun palestinian prisoner solidarity network from vancouver. thank you very much to both of you for joining us. let's begin with scott. we are witnessing massacre a large scale that could uh be called based on textbook definitions, genocide, ethnic cleansing, and despite that we are witnessing countries such as the us and few western european countries. supporting israel, why is that? well, the united states and europe have for a long time uh been the top supporters of israel, i think it's linked to the let's just be very honest here, um, the strong jewish communities in both locations and the i guess the romance they have attached to the israeli state based upon the horror of the holocaust, the notion that there needs to be a jewish home. in the middle east and uh and that this must be secure and on on the surface, none of that's a problem, except you overlay the reality of political zionism, and uh, and you understand that the creation of this jewish homeland came at the cost of the aspirations, the lives, the dignity of hundreds of thousand

khalid barakat from vancouver, and also mr. john filpot, international human rights lawyer from montreal, and with that we come to the end of this edition of the news review program. thank you for being with us. palestinians have come. on downtown gaza city to mark the 36th anniversary of the islamic jihad movement. press tvs ashnon has more details. under sea of black flags, thousands of palestinians from the blockated coastal territory gathered in gaza city in a rally organized by the islamic jihad movement. men and women from all walks of life came out to take part in the islamic jihad's 36th anniversary celebration. the event was a massive display. that showed the broad support for the palestinian resistance movement by people in gaza. the islamic jihad movement was founded by the late dr. who was inspired by iran's revolution and the teachings of founder of the islamic republic of iran. the zionist enemy must understand that killing our military commanders will not weaken the islamic jihad. our movement is getting stronger

the spotlight, first let me introduce them, spokesperson at the masar bidil movement joins us from vancouver, also joining us is mick here, co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign, who joined us from edinburgh. welcome to you both. i'll first start with you, if i may halid barakat, just to give you an example about the way that israel um has continued with not only the the killings, but the way that uh other mass atrocities, which many have concluded or war crimes a minimum is being committed by israel, before we came to this broadcast, this news of alco's hospital, to have been received warnings from israel that it needs to be evacuated, and "this is an impossibility because you have many patients there based on even the red cressent that uh are intensive care and they're hooked up to machines or they need medical attention uh the war crimes committed by israel are so astounding um what do you think is going to be done about that? are we going to see some accountability in any shape or form? uh thank you for the invitation and good evening to you and your guest ' "i think t

mostly human rights activists and out of vancouver khalid bar, spokesperson for massar badel movement. thank you both for being with me uh quite an unbelievable uh day most and let's start this and just looking at uh the difficulty in carrying out such an operation like this from gaza an area which is so highly surveiled, controlled by the israeli regime and has been under siege now for 16 years. um, your thoughts about this, let's start from there. good evening, it's quite astonishing that the billions of dollars of fundings that the us empire funds israel in, and the kind of money, the kind of military budget that israel has and it was unable to secure its borders, the iron dome has failed, it is quite clear that israel is as weak as a sider's web and this so-called threat that israel has had on the region of asia and this impression that israel has created that it is, that it is undefeated, that is borders cannot be trampled over, that it is an occupy force that is un unmatched in the region, hizbullah in 2001 in 2006 clearly proved that israel is weak, and now the resistance force

most and the human rights activists, and out of vancouver, khalid barakat, spokesperson for massar badel movement. thank you both for being with me, uh, quite an unbelievable uh day, moson, let's start this and just looking at uh, the... difficulty in carrying out such an operation like this from gaza an area which is so highly surveiled controlled by the israeli regime and has been under siege now for 16 years um your thoughts about this let's start from there good evening it's quite astonishing that the billions of dollars of fundings that uh the us empire funds israel in and the kind of money the kind of military budget israel has and it was unable to secure its so-called borders, the iron dome has failed, it is quite clear that israel is as weak as a spider's web and and this so-called threat that israel has had on the region of west asia and this impression that israel has created that it is, that it is undefeated, that is borders cannot be trampled over, it is an occupy force that is un unmatched in the region, hizbullah in 2001 in 2006 clearly proved that israel is weak and now th

hana kawasa chairman at canada palestine association joins us from vancouver, welcome to the program, so this operation. unfolding is uh, there was any doubt as to whether israel is heading its own words that we're trying to prevent civilian casualties, i think that just uh is false narrative that it is uh putting out there, i don't think anybody believes that anymore, the humanitarian aspect of this war is quite shocking, um, but what can be done in order to stop this, that's the that's the question that is being asked, but yet only words of condem. nation maybe as with previous wars that have been executed against the gaza strip, what do you think can be done? yeah, first of all, thank you for inviting me, i think it's really lafable to say they are avoiding civilian casualties, because what's happening there is really genocide, let's call spade spade, it is genocide what's happening to the palestinian people and they're not hiding it, their action speaks louder than what they try to spin around, i think it is genocide and i think the the world should rise up against this new genoci

carl barkot spokesperson at the masar badil movement joins us from vancouver. also joining us is mick nap here, co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign who joined us from edinburgh. welcome to you both. uh, i'll first start with you, if i may halet barrakot, uh, just to give you an example about uh the way that israel. um has continued with not only the the killings, but the way that uh other mass atrocities, which many have concluded are war crimes a minimum, is being committed by israel, before we came to this broadcast, there's news hospital, to have been received warnings from israel that it needs to be evacuated, and this is an impossibility because you have many patients there based on even the red crecent that uh are intensive. care and they're hooked up to machines or they need medical attention uh the war crimes committed by israel are so astounding, what do you think is going to be done about that? are we going to see some accountability in any shape or form? thank you for the invitation and good evening to you and your guests. i thin

thank you, khalid barkat, spokesperson, masar badol movement in vancouver. macnap here, thank you so much, co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign from edinburgh. with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight, from. in the team, it's goodbye, the people, united, will never be defeated, the people united will never be defeated. now she's fire now she's fire now she's fire now she's fire now we we have been out here for 99 days he said the best, we've got 99 problems, but sold a 381, 381, 99 problems, هو يوم حزين نفقد فيه مزيد من الزملاء الصحفيين في هذه الحرب التي تشننها اسرائيل على غزه اليوم الاول فقدنا اثنين من الصحفيين واليوم نفقد الزميلين سعيد الطوي. هذه خساره كبيره لجموع الصحفيين وهذه تؤكد ان الااحتلال الاسرائيلي لا يرغب في نقل صوره الحقيقه من غزه يريد ان يغطي هذه الصوره التي ينقلها الصحفيون الفلسطينيون your top stories here on press tv, israel's inscriminant bombing of the gaza strip enters the 15th day, at least 53 more palestinians are killed in latest israely strikes across the besieg territory. egypt opens a raw for b

journalist and activist khalid barrakot is joining us now from vancouver. mr. barrakot, give us your perspective on the continued israeli onslot on the defenseless people uh of uh gaza. also, there have been a lot of warnings of the repercussions if the attacks continue or expand, give us uh uh the implications of of this turning into a something broader and threatening the region. well, there is. the israeli massacres and genocide that it's continuing right in front of the world's eyes and today the biden have given a report to the american people saying you know that again he supports these massacres and genocides against the palestinian people and he is full pledging 10 billion dollars for the zionist regime. um and just proving once again that this is a war led by the united states and uk and israel is implementing that after of course taking a full license to destroy herself. now this is not going to create any victory for israel, it will only show that it is a regime that is continuing. it's genocide and ethnic cleansing against the palestinian people, if

okay, let's bring our guest from vancouver, canada, who could uh add a bit of zest to. that argument just put forward thought uh, well charlotte, canada has also a terrible history when it comes to taking overlap of the aboriginal, the people, the first nations who were. so do you believe that reason why these countries are backing israel is pretty much because they are in a way complicit themselves? if we go back in history, these are the people who have committed the same crimes. the only difference is then there was no social media, there was no smartphone and that is why they could away with it. fundamental, fundamentally yes, mean i i have to uh differ um with scott and the assertion that you states has been an anti-colonial power while uh certainly uh the us rebelled against british colonialism, locally it was also engaged in a settler colonial process targeting um indigenous land and indigenous lives, and of course it has become the center of imperialist power and control in the world, particularly in the past 75 years and is the dominant colonial force in the world today, and

thanks lot uh charlotte kates joining us from vancouver. well the head of the political bureau of the hamas resistance movement says israel's crimes against palestinians in the gaza strip have revealed the regime's nazi and fascist nature. in his televised speech ismail hanya warned that the ongoing israeli aggression on gaza could turn into a regional war if the regime's brutal attacks continue. hania stress that the way out of the current situation is an end to the israeli occupation and freedom of the palestinian people. the senior hamas official said the world should condemn israel's crimes and hold their perpetrators. accountable at international courts, honey has said the us administration failed to muster international and regional support for the israeli aggression and to make arab countries accept a displacement of palestinians in gaza. he called on muslim nations to hold demonstrations on friday to demand a hal to the israeli aggression. he also called for more efforts to deliver aid to the people in gaza, adding that the besieg t

i was not there in vancouver. >> talk to us about the ukraine star link story. what's the lesson of that? and what is the lesson for the united states? >> you know, the lesson is that when russia invades ukraine, ukraine has the command and control, they have to communicate with their troops. the russians are able to hack viastat the commercial satellite. hack the military, all the satellites go down except star link which is elon musk. >> that night. >> providing internet. >> providing internet and also communications between the troops and they would have been crushed. so the link-- federov, the vice minister sending him text messages saying we're going to get-- we need star link and his comic book super hero almost kicks in. all night three or four night, all the text messages, he's sending hundreds and then thousands of free star link dishes and services, which basically as federov says, the vice minister saves ukraine, and then what happens is a few months later, i'm actually been with him for a week, and then my old high school football game in the bleache

imperial. list core from new york to berlin, to paris, to london, um, to toronto, right here in vancouver, san francisco, every city, you see the masses of people coming out with palestine, and this shows that these imperialist leaders and their warmongering behavior do not reflect the, do not reflect the people, do not reflect people's vision of humanity anywhere around the world, um, and that people are actually moving to take action to stop their governments from continuing to fund and support this genocide, and it's so important that these protests continue, that they escalate, that they grow until it is no longer possible for these countries to enable ongoing genocide in palestine. um, this is why we're seeing in france for example, the french government has banned all protests for palestine throughout the entire country, yet thousands of people continue to come out in defiance in order to march. in germany, just two days ago, the government banned dune for organizing for justice in palestine and every day palestinians on the streets of berlin are being attacked and assaulted by poli

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i used to live in vancouver, i knew the vancouver some was pretty right wing back in those days, but really uh the entire parliament to the old, the politicians the defective, celebrating the holocaust. well they, they have no idea what they're doing that's. that's the bottom line, there's a defense and for those of you who don't know, a standing ovation that to a member of the ss granted year division, the 14th division, they get a standing ovation today because back guy back in the forty's, father associates. and there's so oblivious to history, they don't understand that.

coming up on the show tensions escalate between india and canada over the killing of a c leader in vancouver. as billy orders auto with withdraw 40 diplomats plus and you frames the desperate measures being taken by some man to dodge the draft. to avoid fighting is the ongoing war. the i'm clear, richardson, thank you very much for joining us. the us house of representatives has voted to remove republican speaker, kevin mccarthy. it is the 1st time in history, the speaker has been voted out of the position. and it comes after a showdown between mccarthy and a small group of hard right conservatives from his own party. mccarthy has described his ousting as a personal and said he will not stand for re election. just days after narrowly avoiding a government shut down, a rebellion amid the republican ranks has trust congress into chaos. 8 hard line republicans joined with democrats and voting out speaker of the house. kevin mccarthy ending a rocky tenure for the republican lawmaker of the office of speaker of the house of the united states. house of representatives is here by declared vacant ri

and then vancouver. and this guy suddenly is on this rush. and i try to write the book from that point on. when you read the book, you say, man, kind of like it's really short. and in boris like three or four page chapters because how do i capture the frenetic ness of april through the present launching the rockets, taking over twitter, whatever, where every day he's doing five or six things. when the twitter board accepts his offer, which he made, i made an offer, he goes down to boca chica, this tiny spit of a town in south texas and decides that night that they're going to figure out why there's a methane leak. and for 2 hours, everybody in the room is like you just by twitter. this is like the biggest deal in the or they've just accept you got everybody in the world is talking about this and all he does is focus on the methane there i was there for the trip down there. yes. yes. i was not there in vancouver. okay. talk to us about the ukraine starling story. what's the lesson of that? and what is the lesson for the united states? you know

i was not there in vancouver. >> talk to us about the starling, what is the lesson of latin and what is the left the united states? >> the lesson is when russia invaded ukraine, ukraine commanding a tool, they have to communicate with theirro troops the russians are able to commercial satellite and able to have all satellites go down exceptso starling, elon musk tht night providing internet but also communications between the troops so sending text, we need starling and his comic book superhero kitchen and only for four nights, he's sending hundreds and thousands of free starling services will basically saving ukraine. then what happens a few months later i've been with them for a week and my old high school football game in thehe bleacher, mannings game and he's about to go jonathan martin and elon and he says they're using starling to laundry guitar, russian fleet crimea. >> the first question is -- he says is going to cause world war iii. he says i know russia, they will retaliate with nuclear weapons. he says will never allow it, we are not going to allow it. i wrote butla he tur

i used to live in vancouver. i knew the vancouver some was pretty right wing back in those days, but really uh the entire parliament to the old, the politicians the defective, celebrating the holocaust. well they, they have no idea what they're doing. that's the best, the bottom line, the defense. and for those who don't know, a standing ovation that to a member of the ss granted here division, the 14th division, they get a standing ovation today because that guy back in the forty's, 4th associates. and there's so oblivious to history, they don't understand that. so the, it's good or bad in the time they were the allied forces and they don't put $2.00 and $2.00 together. that someone who bought the allied forces was fighting on behalf of the axis. and they invites this guy, give them to standing ovations. but this is coming from the government. the trudel government means that it's cold. everybody under the sun, get it out just leaving the speaker resigned that operating it. the blame is it's, it's to blame and h

in calgary, they lost to vancouver with a score of 1:3 in a pre-season nhl match.rangovich took to the air in the second line and finished the match with a utility coefficient of zero. another belarusian ilya salav was not included in the final application for the meeting. let us remind you that the nhl regular season starts on october 11th. the next day, calgary will play its first match against winnipeg.

indian government agents for the killing jar was shot dead by mast gunman outside a sick temple near vancouver in june. daily denied any involvement dismissing canada's allegations as ridiculous. india had earlier retaliated by issuing a travel warning for what it calls, growing anti india activities in canada. it also stopped issuing visas to canadian citizens. this latest expulsion of more than 40 diplomats. would it be a major escalation in the stand off? many in canada as large see could community have voice supports for a true don't taking a tough stance against india. but with the anger are also fears over safety. dw spoke to 6 in toronto. we can see if in this country 1000 our families are safe. so that's place all of this moving in the day of breath, best for this country to because of safe for oversight. community for the countries can survive without each other, like not even india and not even canada. so i guess everything's going to be good. so right now, or what indian calmer did to the how deep signature it's really like attracting for us to stick leaders in the community like th

rammal, also thanks to journalists and activists khalid barrakot who was joining us earlier from vancouver. these are live images of pro-palestinian rallies taking place uh in various cities around iran right now in the capital tehran and also in the holy city of mashad, people have gathered uh in uh in the numbers to uh show their support uh for the uh the palestinians in gaza and to denounce the israeli crimes that are being committed against uh the besieged uh palestinian territory as uh the indiscriminate israeli attacks continue uh for a 14th day now we're going to go for a short break but our coverage of the war on gaza will resume here shortly on press tv stick around. در قضیه فلسطین اونچه که جلو چشم همه دنیاست جنایت نسل کشی رژیم قاصبه. این همه دنیا دارن مشاهده می کنن. مسئولین بعضی از کشورها که با مسئولین کشور ما صحبت کردن. در دفاع از رژیم قاصب صهیونیستی اعتراضشون این بوده که چرا فلسطینی ها غیر نظامیا رو کشتن؟ اولاً این حرف خلاف واقعه یعنی اصلاً اینایی که تو شهرکها و اینا هستن غیر نظامی نیستن همشون مسلحن حالا گیرم غیر نظامی چه تعداد غیر نظامی کشته شدن؟ ۱۰۰ برابر اون ها الان داره این

calgary lost to vancouver with a score of 1:3 in a pre-season nhl match. took to the air in the second line and finished the match with a utility coefficient of zero. another belarusian, ilya solovyov , was not included in the final list for the fight. we have already played several matches, but it seems to me that we must work even harder and reach a higher level. in the last games i didn’t have many shots, i always played in the minority, but here in calgary the system is a little different, i still need to understand it, get used to it, i think i ’m on the right track, we often communicate with coaches, they try to explain the system to me, explain what exactly they want from me. let us remind you that the nhl regular championship starts on october 11, the next day calgary will play its first match against winnipeg. and that was the sports day. kristina kamysh worked in the studio, all the best. editors club, we are today observing in civilized, truly cultural, truly enlightened europe, a slide into medieval hatred, which was caused by the desire to liv