~ , ., etc.adze, thank you for coming _ etc. guram imnadze, thank you for coming on _ etc. guram imnadze, thank you for coming on the _ etc. guram imnadze, thank you for coming on the programme. | for coming on the programme. thank you. anti—government forces in syria say they've captured one of the largest military bases on the edge of the city of hama. the bbc has not been able to verify these pictures which we are told are from halfaya in hama province which show intense fighting. syria's defence ministry said syrian and russian warplanes were bombarding the rebels. one week on from the the surprise rebel offensive in syria, bbc verify�*s merlyn thomas has been tracking the advance, and the response from government aligned forces. it's been one week since rebel forces launched their largest offensive against the syrian government in years. here is the government response in idlib, a rebel stronghold where syria and its ally russia have carried out air strikes. the bbc verify has been tracking

the in mind the competition from streaming and etc.— streaming and etc. the more remarkable thing is - streaming and etc. the more remarkable thing is if - streaming and etc. the more remarkable thing is if you - streaming and etc. the more. remarkable thing is if you look at the top ten list for yesterday's tv all of those top ten not to shout from inside of the tent, but they are all bbc titles so a bravo and a big performance of scheduling and marketing and all of those things came good and it puts into doubt that linear tv is dead. i think chri5tmas into doubt that linear tv is dead. i think christmas is particularly the time that you prove will perhaps compromise a put down your iphone or ipad or personal way of watching tv and binging for streaming programmes at your convenience and to sneak into the living room and perhaps sit down next to someone that you may not have smoking too for the rest of the year and watch something together and i think that is where the figures i've become so massive —— spoken to. we have seen doctor who, strickler triply

., etc. and, only by the 1960s when any code has been completely from filmmaking and entertainment that we could actually to conferring the academy award on an x rated movie is is almost beyond control and in tell of vision. norman lear used popular television to foist and to further a deeply political agenda and this is also concur and with many of who are the originators of the radical revolution of which i speak which is to inject politics into every factor and sector of life. and no one did it especially on the most cutting edge moral with more success than. norman lear, by the way, it's important in the age of aquarius to actually go back, because i do in stumbling toward utopia, to look at what was actually happening in woodstock, what was happening in 1969. by the way, the impact of of, of drugs and narcotics relations between the sexes. the whole idea of of the kind of music and culture that was held up as as the future in american life really is comes to culmination in that that we r

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what would the russian or soviet reaction would be, etc.? that was what they were gaming, but they weren't actually planning to start nuclear war, but they were gaming. how? how would it work out if you were. well, the kgb picked up on this and given the output of v ryan, the a.i., which said the us is likely to start a nuclear war and then here they were running a war game. the kgb said, well they could be used in the war game as a facade, as a, you know, a charade, in effect, to launch a real nuclear war. our system is telling us that that's very likely. and the soviet the soviets began getting their bombers, you know, kind of warmed up on the runways and preparing silos, actually getting ready for a real nuclear war in this case, there was a lieutenant general patriots who was in charge of the war game. he got this information that the soviets were taking steps to launch nuclear weapons. and he said, in effect, i'm out, let's dial down the war again. let's back off. even that was game. he knew it was a game, but the concern was that the s

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prostitutes and too much drinking earlier on, slavery, etc. and they used cult of domesticity to move into the world of kind of politics and the public sphere. but this idea is by the end of the 19th century is still entrenched. and while lizzie borden does not have children, she certainly plays the role in other ways. she is a sunday teacher. women are more moral than men and. this is she is a sunday school teacher. in addition, she is a member of an organization premised on victorian womanhood, ideas. the women's christian temperance union, the idea that women's reform mements should help stamp out excessive drinking, prostution calling for better sanitary and etc. and some wc people even say women need the right to vote, not because want to be president, but because we're the ones who could change the society into a more moral one. and borden sunday, school teacher, women's christian temperance union member. and someone who is dressed in the fashion table style of the victorian era, which i want to talk about now. you've all seen victorian

how, how it's coming, the process is etc, etc. and it was like, nothing at all. like i cannot, i'm trying to disrupt it, but it's really difficult to try to mention how difficult. all right. and then when you got the news that i thought i'd gone. yeah. or it's like shock, like it's really shock up to about really this is happening like 1st or somehow i so all right, i am in a dream or something like it's really for asked, was not the easy to believe that's all over and he's going to be honest until today, when we try to to test the freedom i came to say, and we are, we heard that's really happening. this is really happening. this is to but like so many of the things do you, you get what you think you want. so then you have to look at the, the detail so outside of gum. yeah. but in a place we have an islamist, i a group of is let me say groups that some country have a designated as as tetra groups. and like give you a cause for concern, this is the other big concern about the future of the country, how we will move forward and as well, or what ours is looking for

., etc. well, they. yes, exactly right. i think that that i think that i know that that individual liberties are trampled on. if if if the government can shut down your business and say, we're protecting you, it's for health. i mean, it's always for health that or safety that they starts. and during the pandemic, i got out of california because i realized it was time to go and. interestingly, you would think that after the pandemic, the destruction of businesses restaurants, we don't even know the trauma. we won't know for decades, the actual the trauma that children went through to mask two year olds and and knocking out of schools. you know me children out in front of starbucks trying to get trying to either get wi fi on their computer because they didn't have it at home for their schools. this is a pretty sad sign what was happening. so, yeah, i think it the legislatures in these have not done anything to rein in the emergency of the governor. no, i don't think any state has done that. so,

have like governments like turkey a, you know, natal member, you have the ways you have these role, etc. all of working to create these narrative that uh, that are, these fell off these extreme, these groups, all of a sudden are actually, you know, just these rebel as syrians that are fighting unable dictatorship, bought. and you know, it's, it's all manufacturer is all a live. it's all, you know, why b h the s and all of these, you know, is becky jordan, whatever a, you know, i'm losing the next room is or a why did they say nothing about the genocide in augusta? right? we're all so you have, i assume the most names being massacred by mid thousands, right? and this is why the claim will be initially of this year and civil war was right that the syrian bridge in west cleaning sunni and whose names a, by the, by the 100 and by the thousands. because what he explains all of these extraneous groups from central asia and beyond to launch their, their g todd. right? and let's see, we have to where it is today. but when it's happening and these are all when it's happening, you know, in pa, th

tom j image is true cameras, etc, etc, etc. another american that was an f b i and homeland security trainer, in leesburg, talked about a jo, locate people using the ip address. so the, given the information for anyone that they put on the list was relatively easy. and what balance is just jill. locate them, but you can use a series of camera in any city surveillance cameras. if you know where that person starting from the starting point, you can follow them as they walk through the city. know, think about this for someone that was a young girl. think about this and it's not somebody that, that even that child is pushing politics. but asking for cheese. that's what she's actually guilty of. and this is just how stick these people are 1st and allow me to come some through. but it shows up as the knowing of searches and that i taught at some point almost successfully in your own way. vgm is a doctor in italian, is who are there. but what i'm going to the, what has been for the more i will try to post those what i chose, the my gl

but there is a crisis on so many levels, in the media, on the society level, and economic crisis etc.ent to try this kind of situation effectively, to deal with this kind of extensive multilayered crisis, and even if these protests will be shut down by extensive use of police forces, i am sceptical that this will be the finish, or this will deal with all the problems. now georgia is in a spiral of crises and even the slightest mistake from the government could result in unexpected protests and events etc. now to the us where lawyers for president— elect donald trump have asked a new yorkjudge to completely dismiss the criminal case in which he was convicted of falsifying business records to cover up payments to the adult film star, stormy daniels. 0ur north america correspondent david willis has the details. donald trump was found guilty in may of falsifying business records in order to cover up a payment of $130,000 to on the society level, and economic crisis etc. it will not be easy for the government to try this kind of situation effectively, to deal with this kind of extensive mu

he is a becoming reformed, etc, etc. i need to give them a few more months they, we called him like a ally of the injury be due to community the the security. so i'm gonna shoot you over the what's the know the community is. i just googled it on screen. it says if someone was supposed to come to the conversation, she was wanting to just because it doesn't come, you know, communicated but nothing was going to most of the stuff that i would like to get to you face to the guy live this because i know i'm just in the midst of the new e for the position of the dumpster. afraid you had to been you'll be able to go to college. and i felt like i had a slip to the they found in the car was able to another way to, to the sports person. does i use the fence on the history when you transfer the look over the people despite the pressure was about. but i think the bullying for i'm you, which i showed us and i for children yesterday, any foreclosures new class with boss, without the need of for the some remodeling teeth. suddenly less

themselves to the non human being removed from all right, let's get the latest from gymnast fabia and etc. my who is and so i saw the and president you in striking a defiant tone. so is the sales career and i'll position so. so bring us up today. so on what's happened today? so yes, i have a really many and use developments today. i would like to point out the 3 things. the big news was that you and so if you all gave a speech, i mean that was only the 1st but actually the 2nd public appearance after he clipped amato law for a brief time. that was last tuesday when he became muscle. now he gave a tv speech. very spontaneous, i mean, all the journalist here didn't have any notice before. that was really yeah, last minute speech. and in that speech, she was very confident. he didn't apologize, but rather the opposite. the text, the opposition. he said he both tied to the end indicating that he will not resign early, but really continue or tried to continue to be in power. he also said that he didn't do anything wrong with his decision to impose master law, but he had to defend democracy. ha

, etc. the information. i did a lot of exposure on that right away and i predicted this'll be used against journalists now, the fact that they're putting chosen to put in teenagers on this, this has been going on for a while. you have a place to look at it for some other issues clicked on the the data you might have not also list or not is sort of simply the done narrative sub list, assuming that it is. and if i do some files and i'm stuck in as a volume on that to you, and then you go to go to assist you this assembly did say of less than you. ok, imagine a by john not, i mean the best on the one i see the are the middle toilets, it's close to the site to the doors and that actually the little stability boy leasing at the latest the street, the force site. and it will be like, will be like, 2 is a category positively that it's not site on the mobile procedure. when they post on the thumb part of it this way through the night, they either for me to go on eastern time or is this something tha

, etc, etc. another american that was an f. b i and homeland security trainer leesburg. talked about a jewel locate people using ip addresses. so they get into the information for anyone that they put on that was was relatively easy. and what balance is just jill. locate them, but you can use of cds, cameras, and any city surveillance cameras. if you know where that person starting from the starting point, you can follow them as they walk through the city. now think about this for someone that wants to hire a young girl. think about this and it's not somebody that or even a child is pushing paula. but asking for peace. that's what she's actually guilty of. and this is just how sick these people are. first in the medical and some through what it shows up as the knowing of searches and that i taught at some point almost successfully. now my visa him is a doctor in italian, is who are there? that's what i'm going to to what has been for him while we're tries to those that was what i chose, the my gl

etc. it's it's a whole process. so the banana that becomes the banana of commerce is just the sturdiest one. it's not the best one. and that's the one you grow over acres and acres and acres and acres, and then because you're growing it in a monoculture, guess what? there disease and we've already seen that with bananas where one whole variety was wiped out. and now today's variety, the cavendish which is under threat. and what's more when you have a agricultural monoculture like that it becomes an economic and someone like united was the largest landowner in places like guatemala. and that's when you get banana republics and, you know, you get the ability of which are literally coined for a united fruit's intervention in you know, in these central american countries where they had no trouble saying. hey, our interests are being threatened. you know, the guatemalan government us to redistribute our unused land, to pad peasants, say time for the cia come in and and so which they did and then you have you know a do yo

already decided martial law and they want to find out how that happened and who was supporting it, etc. but the presidential office did not corporate. they only handed him a limited amount of documents, but they did not open the door to the presidential office. all right, well have to leave it the edge unless by the end pitch. my reporting from sol, solved the on. thank you. let's get you a quick reminder now the top story rebels who else did the regime as well? so i'll, i saw the assessing of a new government one day viable and the country's history of depression. some of its the steps of being to meet with par and diplomats and to deploy a new lease. so we have time full, come out next to look at housing. bob ways trust is economy is left. many people are reliant on money from the field. don't feel coming out pissed off to the brain . thanks so much for watching. the name is the calls back. said thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it's loud. you guys would have being nosy, bay like good everyone to king check out

when you decided martial law and they want to find out how that happened and who was supporting it, etc. but the presidential office did enough corporate, they only handed in a limited amount of documents, but they did not open the door to the presidential office. all right, we'll have to leave at the edge unless by the end pitch, my reporting from sol, solved the on thank you. finally, to australia, where the beef industry is hard for us to find work has till acosta. approximately fussy 1000000 capital. now for both 6 developers think they have the on, so it's name is swipe boat. it's a robot cow. hood that was launched in 2016 and has recently been updated with a i technology. this isn't new. average cowboy slack bought isn't a powered capital hud. the well 1st smart cow was developed at the university of sydney to help with labor shortages in farming and to guide hubs of capital, ava voss terrain. once the animals, once a cattle use to the right, but they will follow the board around. and so if you move to certain parts of the pasta, the animals will follow through and, and if you st

and some other agencies have all these agencies working on the same mission and there's no planning etca reports are trying to do their thing in the's 20 do their thing and customers that you're trying to do we beneficial to try to put is altogether and just focus on the unmanned aerial system threat in the homeland. >> i just sailing that way i had to beat a dead horse here but ukrainians i was again shown some way to deal with this. it stood out there entire separate newport like the marine corps the air force base of the unmanned aerial system service ukrainian department in order to do precisely that address this entire new sector of technology has to be developed and flight. >> probably one of the advantages had no air force basically right is up by necessity they needed to come up with something different and actually competitive threat. we have air force and fourthly, what happens is in the resistance to change and then uhs unmanned systems etc. are a threat to the people the fly the planes okay so we do need to look at this and entirely different way and so not only on the dod s

and the only way to save ourselves is empathy, sympathy, fortitude etc.ames: that was a great overview and you stopped just short of quantum theory. the idea that something can be black and white at the same time that we just don't know until we look. before that there is the probability but no certainty. and we are living in the world of uncertainty. all good signs. -- all good science. a lot of the theories i applied to capital markets come from physics. i think economics is best understood as a branch of behavioral science. one of the features of complexity theory is the so-called emergent property. it is what comes out of nowhere. if you have perfect knowledge of all of the components of a system, you would not be able to infer the emergent property. something emerges and seems to come out of nowhere. that is common and those things happen all the time. my quote of heidegger is -- he was my portal to art because that was from 1950. artificial intelligence as we understand it today really did start in the 1950's. my first conversation about it was a co

whereas legitimately to disagree or go to the lots etc, where you and your role in the cpd to. so for us, look at those little cards, they're much really, really great. additionally, not even the but the escape. can you please be? are we being you want to see bill of somebody that actually older was a glove normally me on to order a moving just to do to get each physician. i'm going to have them but also me for me not this style. if not just swallow, get away the waiting on my shoes. mute there is no, there's still no move it to mercedes. you to send that to us according you. so good . the risk of so to me really pretty for us, it's just small sort of daily. it's impressive. seeing the slip in the us is piano is just go through the room with smaller the so this, this one but a model sucks, but it's quickly up to 70 point you to what is look, what's each school do? is that possible? pleasure lucian. yours could put yourself, i just be or you because you know my son in law show us the way in a dual skills. they'll know basil the tornado never moved to d said use a just send me a

how do you run all the basic things, such as water, electricity collecting the garbage, etc, etc, etc? apparently, there are flows of refugee's from turkey back into syria. that's a good sign into a bad side because how do you deal with the logistics? so this is an extraordinary issue. and of course there are other questions. what do you do with the syrian army? what do you do with the secret police? how do you deal with them to the point of, what do you do about bus route, what's on the bank account? so i don't know that they have been attacked yet, or lowes. and so they're huge issues from the very most important down to the most trivial. and so it's extremely difficult if you want an example. think about the russian revolution, the currency government, how difficult it was more, the red and white is to be able to govern. then we're seeing this right now. on the other side, you mentioned that tony blinking is in tank or to meet with president or the one of jake's all over the national security advisors there. so with general eric real a, who's can command or central command? so the

didn't take very long for the security service officers to show up and recruit the family to commit etc, or attack. and treason in russia to igor and only give employees of the ukrainian secret service, took me to a secret apartment on life of gore sky, a street in keys. you know, so there are other employees, alexi and ruth lawn showed me an explosive device that i was supposed to plant under the russian defense ministry car. and look at that point so that you crazy and secure this service officers already knew that. and his father was a driver for high ranking minute through his staff in rough shot, according to the evidence of the rush and secure the service. she was not only fully aware of the plan since oregon, her own father in the process. he was even actively persuade to her husband to go through with that. well, she would wait for him in ukraine. all that for some cash and a promise of you citizenship. i'm telling knew that the organizational issues are now being resolved, understood, it's not someone's fault. you understand, that's just the situation. remember that they'll tel