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wir sterling, i'll start with you. um, there's a couple um real shocking, not that before we didn't hear shocking news coming out of the gaza strip. one of them is the fact that you have people uh in one particular instant that's uh now been broadcast uh that are eating cactus for food. the other is the massacer that took place. where the military aight convoy comes uh, not the military, but aid convoy comes, palestinians line up for food, and then they get shot at by the regime forces and they killed over 100. uh, these are gross uh violations, this particular one, the massacer uh, that's a genocide that's taking place, and it's a war crime. we're still, we're still looking at this happening, what do you make of the fact that this is still continuing by the israeli regime? yeah, well, i think israel is spitting the in the face of the internet. court of justice which ruled at the end of at the end of january that israel should should stop this and they're just continuing as before. the they've prevented food and um and

us on this edition of the program, british palestinian student and activist tarek othman and rick sterling, veteran journalist working with the la progressive, anti-war, and almaya deen, to name just few. rick joins us via skype from the bay area in california, usa. thank you both for being here. i'll start with you rick, biden gave the impression a cease fire was as good as done and dusted. yet here we are, what do you think are the stumbling blocks to a cessation of violence at the moment? well, the main stumbling block is is the united states refusal to demand that israel uh stop its genocide, there have been three united nations security council resolutions that the united states alone has has vetoed. um, the latest manipulation and trick is for the us to say that hamas is... responsible, but in truth, um, it's it's the us and and the israely government. what do you make of the us government's claim of putting pressure on israel to agree to a truth, i'll be a temporary and captive swap? well, i think they definitely want fake leaf, and joe biden and joe biden's team is in, they realize

rick sterling, investigative journalists from berkeley and also mr. anthony hall, professor of globalization from left. bridge university obviously from leathbridge. gentlemen, welcome to uh the news review section. now mr. sterling, beginning with you, yet again, israelis have taken to the streets in anti-netanyahu demos, which has been taking place a weekly basis, wanting the resignation of the prime minister. the main demand is uh the release of the captives held by palestinian resistance groups and it seems that the demos are getting more violent, this time at least it doesn't were arrested, so your initial thoughts on on that, and why do you think netanyahu hasn't been able to release the captives? well, i think it's the contradictions in israeli society are are escalating uh steadily, in the demonstration last night or tonight, saturday night, one of the main speakers said very simply were sick and tired of being lied to, they went from um from what they're calling is square, which is probably robine plaza, they've gone out into the streets and

on this edition of the program, british palestinian student and activist tarek othman. and rick sterling, veteran journalist working with the la progressive, anti-war, and al-meyor deen, to name just few. rick joins us via skype from the bay area in california, usa. thank you both for being here. i'll start with you, rick. biden gave the impression a cease fire was as good as done and dusted, yet here we are. what do you think are the stumbling blocks to a cessation of violence at the moment? well, the main stone. block is is the united states refusal to demand that israel uh stop its genocide, there have been three united nations security council resolutions that the united states alone has has vetoed, um, the latest manipulation and trick is for the us to say that hamas is responsible, but in truth, it's it's the us and and the israeli government. "what do you make of the us government's claim of putting pressure on israel to agree to a truth, i'll be a temporary and captive swap. well, i think they definitely want fake leaf, and joe biden and joe biden's team is in, they realize they'

the british government claims that it spent 12 billion pounds sterling on ukraine, but this money didtary budget and... to strike ground targets when it turned out that the royal navy had nothing with which britain decided to join the military operation usa vs houthis. the chief of the general staff of great britain, general patrick sanders, who has combat experience in iraq and afghanistan, believes that... i suggest you watch reruns of our original besagon tv program. i hope you remember them and enjoy them. next is the america program with valentin bogdanov. in this issue, there is an exclusive interview with our permanent representative to the un, vasily nebenzi, about what russia is fighting for at the organization’s site. united nations what challenges do diplomats face? this is america, a program about a country that is difficult to understand. hello. irresponsible statements by western politicians about the possible dispatch of nato troops to ukraine have once again raised the specter of world war iii. will it be possible to prevent it from rising? thank you for responding , a

with the un warning of a looming famon. this is genocide has so far killed over 30,100 cozins. rick sterling is investigative journalist joining us from walnot creek in california. we also have kevin barrett, editor veterans today joining us from saidia over in morocco. welcome to you both. westerling, i'll start with you. there's a couple um shocking, not that before we didn't hear shocking news coming out of the gaza strip, one of them is the fact that you have people uh in one particular incident that's uh now been broadcast that are eating cactus for food, the other is the massacer that took place where the military eight convoy comes, not the military but eight convoy comes, palestinians line up for food and then they get shot at by the regime forces and they killed over 100 uh these are gross uh violations this particular one the massacer uh that's a genocide that's taking place and it's a war crime - we're still we're still looking at this happening, what do you make of the fact that this is still continuing by the israeli regime? yeah, well, i think israel is spitting in the face of

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sterling us from san francisco, i believe that right? yeah. and things like that. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making use. the next phase of carrying aide to the gallons. a strip of left cypress was 400 tons of desperately needed food and delta supplies that are on board. it was organized by an american, at a spanish cherokee. the shipment comes mold in 2 weeks off to the last one, arrived on the shows of guns. and munitions depot on the outskirts of the indonesian capital jakarta is a blaze after a number of explosions as boat supposing for entities as military says, the facility is used to store expired ammunition, coughing, authorities evacuated nearby residents, no casualties have been reported. gelani's vice chancellor of a topic has deliberate a stock warning for the future of europe in an easter address. he said the you must be prepared to defend itself against military attacks. invites the war in ukraine. his english. i'm afraid we long for peace. yes. all right, but the honest, bitter answer for this is that there will probably not be

that means you are bearish on pound/sterling. what are the top trades?> i like the dollar with the u.s. exceptionalism. the u.s. rate profile is one of the highest in the g10. that is a short-term carry trade. you funded in swiss francs. those kind of low carry trades within the g10 makes sense. local currency and emerging market bonds make sense and the brazil real is playing off the low ball of everything is okay. >> emerging markets and then china. what are you doing there? >> china is not as bad a story as a few months ago. they are starting to target asset markets more. they are pulling policy levers in monetary policy. they get the joke that inflation is too low and the disinflation process there is too entrenched. there is so much bad news priced into the equity market and currency and that is not the worst story. is it as good as the u.s.? probably not. dollar trend doesn't go lower hlower. >> tim, thank you for being here. we will hear from two top fed policymakers on cnbc later on today. don't miss our exclusive interview with richmond fed pres

. >> take a look at how sterling looks ahead of the uk budget.t will be significant then of what happens when it comes to those tax cuts. will more be put forward then as well having entered the technical recession and how much leeway is there and if it is not a tax cut, what are the alternatives? sterling at 126 which is unmoved compared to the dollar. a look at the gilt market as well. the ten-year gilt looking there at 4.085. hanging on to the 4% mark. the rate sensitive two-year gilt at 4.33. >>> coming up on the show, with international women's day in focus, tanya is speaking to the fashion designer diane von furstenberg. we will have that first on cnbc interview coming up after the break. you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds but you'll also be joining millions who have connected to america's most reliable 5g network. sure is a lot safer tha

of course, if we see any sterling weakness, the ftse 100 is a hedge against sterling weakness. >> cane get into the persimmon numbers? it continues to be constrained for first-time home buyers. what will change as we await the boe rate cut? it seems the market is tortured. >> that's right. it is very difficult for house builders at the moment. we are seeing expectations that inflation will fall to 2% and it is now to 2027. the yield curve is resistresist. the entirety of the yield curve is above 3.9%. of course, you can get mortgages from base rate tracker and base rate variables to five-year fixes in the uk. none are cheap at the moment. we have seen a falloff at the start of the year and that had an impact on the housing market. >> we have seen the sensitivity with the home pbuilding sector n the uk. is there a trigger for a buy in the sector? >> it is sensitive. the data when we saw the housing market increase at the start of the year, not that it is not new bu builds, but the entire housing market, it did not take much of a falloff for that impact. >> tell us about porsche. you do

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thousand, but then it will be on an increasing scale, additional hundreds of millions of pounds sterlinghis, of course... we are waiting for a discussion in the national assembly in the french senate on march 12-13 on this issue, macron is still pursuing this line, then they have moved away a little from that... perhaps with money, political control over a regime they no longer trust, and carrying out terrorist sabotage attacks against russia, this is the new strategy for this year. here. really just now stated that in the very near future attacks on the russian black sea fleet will intensify, he connects this with the fact that this particular terrorist is planning, as they put it, the deoccupation of crimea, we are trying to test the supply routes for the consumption of weapons that are directly now they are delivering to the russian crimea, so that at the appointed hour, he will say that... will happen in the near future, zelensky was just in turkey, let me remind you, to hit the peninsula, you can say two words, that’s what is at the top of the turkish government, now two corvettes f

obvious results on a state project to create an ajax combat vehicle, costing 5.5 million pounds sterlingnew infantry fighting vehicles were supposed to enter the army in 2018, but due to miscalculations of endless alterations, ajax turned into a real unfinished construction project. some it took years just to eliminate the high noise and vibration, which is why. could stay inside ajax for no more than 90 minutes. the vehicle also could not safely overcome obstacles higher than 20 cm. the army still faces great challenges in becoming a reliable force against an enemy of equal or similar strength. we are talking about sufficient air defense, long-range missiles and electronic warfare. the army is concerned that it lacks intelligence, surveillance and artillery capabilities. army. not there was enough ammunition even before it transferred its stockpile to ukraine, although last year it allocated £2bn to replenish stockpiles. this money risks disappearing in the general haze of the defense budget. the british government claims to have spent £12 billion on ukraine , but this money did not com

with. and breach of trust in a number of cases. now to talk more in this, we are joined by mr. rick sterlingelcome to the news review section. now, mr. silling, beginning with you, yet again, israelis have taken the street. in anti-netanyahu demos which has been taking place a weekly basis wanting the resignation of the prime minister. the main demand is uh the release of the captives held by uh palestinian resistance groups and it seems that the demos are getting more violent uh this time at least dozen were arrested. so your initial thoughts on on that and why do you think netanyahu hasn't been able to release the captives? well i think it's the contradictions in israeli society are are escalating uh steadily uh in the demonstration last night or tonight saturday night one of the main speakers said very simply were sick and tired of being lied to uh they went from um from what they're calling hostages square which is probably robine plaza they've gone out into the streets and in the highways and they're blocking the streets there are protesters in small cages in the street. prevent them fr

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private arms manufacturer. we have eight operational factories, now palestine action are doing a very sterling job of trying to disrupt the factories and and to shut them down for a day here and a day there, um, but at the same day, we have export licenses are plenty, and these are factories are making a whole array of munitions right from macava tank parts, to helicopter rotaries, to to the lens, the lenses used by in the sniper rifles, by israeli snipers, now we know that israeli snipers have been killing women and children, and we've got evidence. "we have footage of that, so the fact that the uk hasn't already blocked arms sales and arms export licenses and there isn't already two-way arms embargo uh put in place is absolutely disgusting, it's outrageous, because we already have the evidence, and and i think part of the problem is that the uk may be forced or may come under so much pressure that it may come in on the 11th hour to halt arms sales, by which time the famin in northern..." will be so deeply rooted that whether or not there's there's an arms embargo between these two countries,

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two months after that, he emphasized that we will increase this package to 30-25 million pounds sterling, then i think it is with the development of drone production. and in great britain, and in ukraine, and due to the supply of long-range missiles, ukraine should have a strong position in the air space, and it is possible to realize more achievements, because , mr. vitalyu, in my opinion, a very big achievement last year, it was ee.. . the opening of the black sea ports, and it was due to the success of the zdsu, against the russian fleet, and i think that there are... and prospects for this in this year, in this year, and why is there a different attitude to the consequences, why the great britain is not afraid of any russian reaction in connection with the use of long-range missiles, in germany it causes such serious political remarks, in particular from the federal chancellor? well, i can only answer as the ambassador of great britain. and you know, there is, there is a certain trend, because, as i said, we were, we, we were, the first country to supply, anti-tank missiles of a new

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the man who saved india gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous star massacre wind down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke. the news says it's exchanged quotes, various initiatives with ukraine's foreign minister to resolve the war with the russia, suggesting the attempt by kids when you've done a over, they have come. charles skepticism is also head. i'm gonna be indian public 40. i don't know. india submitted an extra to get a ways year to date and blames as well for an overnight test drive on northern syria, which report to the left, almost 40 people dead in the 6 the of a level the and the number of fits all as is from last fridays, etc. so i can, must go climbs to 140 for some west. the media outlets attempt to prevent the blame on the tragedy and the coming itself.

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