al qaeda has grown stronger that it was in 2001. the taliban is also expanding in all of afghanistan's 400 districts with thousands of jihadists. for hundreds of thousands of youth into the extreme end of the ideology. we, the national resistance front, are the only force so far continuing the global war on terrorism within afghanistan. we work together to prevent further attacks that could result in global catastrophe. however, even if you are alone, it is our national duty to defend our right, defend our people for a better life and for freedom. there is the international community's policy. unfortunately, so far we have been alone. we have been left alone and forgotten. over the past three years, the international community has pursued a policy of unconditional engagement with the taliban that has been criticized massively and collectively by the majority of people. however, it is crucial to understand afghanistan has changed. while the taliban may control the country they don't represent the will of the population. afghanistan's

but later, most of al-qaeda's members were arrested in pakistan. their leader, osama bin laden. was killed in pakistan by american special forces 10 years after the start of the us let war in afghanistan. it took 20 years to... aveng the september 11th attacks from afghans. 20 years of war with a country that had been engaged in a civil war for more than two decades. at first, the special forces of the cia entered afghanistan through pakistan where al-qaeda leaders were later arrested or killed. american forces entered afghanistan to provide security for helicopters and airplanes. to enter through special operations, including the collection of short-range stinger missiles. these missiles were given to the mujahidin of afghanistan by the united states to fight against the soviet red army in the 1980s. now the us begins attacks with bombings. their attacks lasted for 44 hours, using all kinds of bombs and cruise missiles to set the record for the longest bombing campaign in history. 830 paratroopers from 13 nato member states entered afghanistan whe

it was aimed at the al-qaeda group. we know that it is the work of al-qaeda because we identified several names in the passenger list. 15 of the 19 names identified as the suspects in the 9/11 attacks were saudis. the footprints of saudi arabia were seriously seen on september 11. what was being kept secret for inexplicable reasons was this the only plane that flew from america after the september 11 attacks was a plane full of saudis. the saudi royal family left america . there is a very clear relationship between the saudi wahhabi royal family and many of the designers of this story. arabia. even today, despite many efforts to close the case of this country's role in september 11, saudi arabia is still known as the main suspect in this story. but kevin brett, a member of the 9/11 truth-seeking group, believes that besides the saudis, there were other actors involved in the creation of the 9/11 incident, who are hiding behind the name of saudi arabia. became role it was to blame those belonging to al-qaeda and iraq for

the plan was to blame those belonging to al-qaeda and iraq for 9/11. more details on this topic can be found in the book the anthrax hoax by dr. graham mcqueen. it was clear that those who purged september 11 knew that they wanted their own political enemies. accusing the political enemies of israel was the main goal and this was what became clear later. september 11 happened to destroy seven countries in 5 years and he gave the zionist neoconservatives unconditional freedom to destroy anyone who stands in their way. shortly after the planes hit the doglu towers, some israelis were spotted around the tower and were happy about it. they were happy and happy, and after the explosions , they were taking pictures and videos from the world trade tower, and they were arrested later. i am aware that some israeli citizens were arrested. with respect to why they were arrested and with respect to your questions about whether they are part of the security services or not and what they are doing, they are leading you to judicial and intelligence institutions such

in this attack, al-qaeda military leaders also killed hundreds of people in a police training center they injured an airport in bamako. so far , thousands of people have been killed and millions of people have been displaced due to the attacks and violence of isis in mali and several countries around it in africa. four years have passed since mali's military ruling body came to power , armed groups related to isis, al-qaeda and tuareg rebels have repeatedly killed people in the south of this country. air pollution is one of the problems of the industrialization of countries. china has started programs to deal with it . increasing the green space and expanding the forest is part of this. chinese authorities have proposed and applied effective measures to reduce air pollution in recent years. identifying and focusing on polluted areas, banning the use of coal for domestic use, building the largest device. jungle is one of them. we must take urgent measures in the issue of air pollution, not only to create theories and methods, but also to encourage companies that should pursue and impl

bush told congress, our war on terror begins with al-qaeda, but it does not end there. on the same day, bush. confessed to religious leaders in the oval office, "i'm having difficulty controlling my blood lust," and with that began the two-decade war on afghanistan, followed two years later with the devastating war on iraq, which collectively killed millions of people and displaced tens of millions more. in comparison, the death and destruction inflicted only upon those two countries under the so-called war on terror, dwarves the horrors of 9/11 by orders. of magnitude, later reports show that the us had already decided to overthrow afghanistan's taliban government a month before 9/11 and that then pentagon chief donald rumsfeld was already... planning the iraq war within hours of the 9/11 attacks. in addition, the long post 9/11 wars led to a massive surge in the overall income of arms companies which secured lucrative government contracts. major oil companies, such as axon mobile, bp and shell also gain access to lucrative contracts to exploit iraq's oil fields, leadi

at the same time, by presenting the official narrative of the presence of al-qaeda as the main suspect, the american government has closed many doubts about these attacks , including many eyewitnesses on september 11 and officials who suspiciously acted after this incident in the year the latter were killed. bargening, head of the new york housing authority's emergency coordination unit, on september 11 in the building number 7 of the world trade center, which was located next to the twin towers, collapsed without any impact and was trapped. jennings repeatedly stated that he heard several explosions in the building. he died suspiciously on august 16, 2008, just days before the release of a draft version of the national foundation for technology and standards report on 9/11. the cause of his death was never announced. beverly eckert was one of the activists of the 9/11 truth-seeking group who lost her husband on this day. eckert represented the families of the 9/11 victims. that many times the official narrative of the us government of these attacks questioned he was killed in a plane

bush told congress our war on terror begins with al-qaeda, but it does not end there.on the same day, bush confessed to religious leaders in the oval office, i'm having difficulty controlling my blood lust, and with that began the two decade world. war on afghanistan followed two years later with the devastating war on iraq which collectively killed millions of people and displaced tens of millions more. in comparison, the death and destruction inflicted only upon those two countries under the so-called war on terror, dwarf the horrors of 9/11 by orders of magnitude. later reports show that the us had already decided to overthrough afghanistan's taliban government a month before 9/11. and that then pentagon chief donald rumsfeld was already planning the iraq war within hours of the 9/11 attacks, in addition, the long post 9/11 wars led to a massive surge in the overall income of arms companies which secured lucurative government contracts. major oil companies such as axon mobile, bp and shell also gain access to lucrative contracts to exploit iraq's oil fields, leading

al-qaeda was defeated. bin laden himself had been successful for a long time.ld oil prices fell by more than 3% in tuesday's trading, ending up below the value december twenty-first year. november contracts for the brand brand fell to 69.5 dollars per barrel, the wti grade fell to 66 dollars. the main reason is the falling demand for oil in china, as bloomberg experts polled claim, a decrease in purchases in asia could become a problem in the long term. at the same time, the us department of energy expects that in september a barrel will rise above 80 dollars, since hydrocarbon reserves are declining, and there is no consumption. the decline also affected the russian eurols brand, it fell by about 5%, almost to $65 per barrel, but according to experts, prices remain at a comfortable level for the budget. meanwhile, renovosti calculated that over the past 2 years , our oil supplies to the european union have decreased ninefold, but the entire lost volume was redirected to buyers in other regions. the refusal of russian pipeline gas has negatively affected the co

on my orders, the united states military has begun strikes against al-qaeda terrorist training camps and military installations of the taliban regime in afghanistan. welcome to our special coverage of the anniversary of the september 11 attacks in the us. as... we honor the lives lost in that tragic day, we take this opportunity to delve into a critical discussion about america's approach to terrorism. some groups receive us support, while others are labeled as threats. join us as we explore the complexities of the events that followed the 9/11 attacks and examine the us double standards and notion referred to as good terrorists and bad terrorists. to do so, we are joined. by mr. ajamu baraka, chair of the coordinating committee at the black alliance for peace and a 216 us vice presidential candidate of the green party joining us in the studio, and we also have with us our correspondent in new york, rachel hamdun, who will be giving us some updates on this uh anniversary, so let's start with our correspondent who is in new york, rachel, if you could please uh... tell us what's happen

attacked syria in that period of time, 13 years, at least 1,000 times and they supported isis and al-qaedaor 13 years, but they were not unsuccess. and dr. bashar al-assad is still the govern the president of syria, so these these attacks on syria are not going to succeed either, they have, israel has attacked lebanon three times and invaded lebanon, i believe, if i'm right, three times since it was uh first created uh unfortunately by the un in 1948, and each of these cases they were forced to withdraw, so... what's the long-term prognosis for the israeli state? i would say it is doomed to failure, and for the first time in my life, i have the confidence that they are undertaking these reckless actions, which will lead to the early demise of the apartide regime in televid. i think that as as the great i who uh foutended the islamic uh state through his popular revolution in 1979 has said israel will go the same way as the apartide regime in south africa, the apartide regime in israel will be wiped out from the pages of history, that does not mean that there will be a slaughter of of jewis

there is no al qaeda. the you and is pointing to 6-8 al qaeda training camps. isis is back, al qaeda is back, and their current commander for the middle east, isis is capable of hitting the homeland within six months. lie after lie after lie. on top of the no transparency, by the way, if this is an outstanding success, why did he have to get subpoenas, just get the documents for an outstanding successful operation. not only has there been no accountability and not a single person fired, in fact, they are being promoted. the woman in charge of the evacuation is being nominated to be ambassador for iraq. but the thing that's most insulting and talking all of these families is, they just want to know that they've learned their lesson, if they would just get a phone call, not even a meeting, would you guys just take a phone call? saying, you know what, we did a lot of things wrong, those responsible are being held accountable, not promoted, and we've learned our lessons that we ever have to do this again so it doesn't happen in future generations of marines and sai

bringing isis into being, bringing al-qaeda into being. these takfiri groups do this directly both among the shia towards those extremists and towards these extremists. the term sunni, which is called takfiri and the like , is spreading in different places with the support of england and america. now we have some of these extremists among our shiites who have television in england with british license. the so-called insulting with the permission of the british with the permission of the cooperation of the british are fueling this sedition, these are the roots of all these, the roots of the colonialists, which are the unity, strength and unity of the muslim nation and the muslim ummah. they are worried and therefore they want not to create this, now you see us among islamic countries, even now, when we say islamic country, we mean countries whose people are muslim, but these regimes mostly do not adhere to the orders of islam and such. when we look at these , we see some of these still, while sometimes they are chanting slogans, but at the

responsibility for the tragedy, which took the lives of about 3,000 people, was claimed by the al-qaedagroup led by osama bin laden, the giant towers, symbols of new york, could not withstand such blows and collapsed to the ground, to the horror of spectators around the world, all this happened in live. it was a major failure of the american intelligence services. they allowed militants with weapons to board several planes at once. it was from then on that the tightening of security measures in transport began everywhere, and the united states led a crusade against the taliban regime in afghanistan, where the militants had camps and bases. al-qaeda was defeated, binladen himself successfully hid for a long time, but in 2011 he was killed during a us special operation in pakistan. this is what that day in history was like. let's watch, to learn about the world. since august, the management of settlements and urban districts must keep a household book, such a norm appeared in the law on local self-government. why this is important, we will tell you in 5 minutes in the program instructions

al-qaeda was defeated. successfully hid for a long time, but in 2011 he was finally killed during a uscial operation in pakistan. that was the day in history.

bush told congress our war on terror begins with al-qaeda, but it does not end there. on the same day, bush confessed to religious leaders in the oval office, i'm having difficulty controlling my blood lust, and with that began the two decade war on afghanistan, followed two years later with the devastating war on iraq, which collectively killed millions of people and displaced tens of millions more. in comparison, the death and destruction inflicted only upon those two countries under the so-called war and terror drares the horrors of 9/11 by orders of magnitude. later report. reports showed that the us had already decided to overthrow afghanistan's taliban government a month before 9/11 and that then pentagon chief donald rumsfeld was already planning the iraq war within hours of the 9/11 attacks. in addition, the long post 9/11 wars led to a massive surge in the overall income of arms companies which secured lucrative government contracts. major oil companies such as axon mobile, bp and shell also... having access to lucrative contracts to exploit iraq's oil fields,

they instigate the creation of isis, the creation of al-qaeda, the creation of these single groups. suni who are known as takfiri and the like are spreading in different places with the support of england and america. now we have some of these extremists among our shiites in england. with the permission of the british, they are broadcasting tv with the permission of the british . and the muslim nation these they are expensive and therefore they don't want to create this . now, you see, among the islamic countries , what we say is an islamic country means countries whose people are muslim, except for this regime , most of them do not adhere to the orders of islam. we can see that some of them are still sometimes chanting slogans, but at the same time they are helping the quds regime. you can see some of these countries stabbing palestinians on one side and supporting israel and the occupied jerusalem regime on the other side and keeping silent in against their crimes, these are all the hands that are working to bring them here , the desire for power and the so-called position they ar

neocons who pretend to care about the christians in iraq and syria that they are killing by funding al-qaeda so you and so my point is that people who would cover things about syria even critically they still would would like default to this like assad is bad and then iran is bad and then they wouldn't understand anything about the global south and how imperialism functions i just got sick of it i was like i need to set the record straight here um and uh yeah just to provide the insight that i have. through my life, through my education, through my experience and what i learn you from my parents. well, as you said, your parents worked at the united nations as peacekeepers and have seen first hand how things operate in a organization. tell tell us more about their experience. so they were awarded nobel peace prizes both of them uh, that was that was given to all un peacekeepers uh before 1988 and just remind people that in gaza right now uh the israelis have killed more un staff members than any war in history. 190 people, mean it's outrageous, it's outrageous, can you imagine that this has n

every day we serve in the only surviving building struck by al qaeda on 9/11.ense of purpose. that is why there is a piece of the wreckage from 9/11 on display outside my inner office. for every visitor and every teammate to see. it is a constant reminder that 9/11 is not a part of our distant history. it is entwined in the department's mission. it is captured in the stories of those who were here. we continue to honor the beloved teammates who we lost. the first responders who raced towards the flames. the families who humble us with their resilience. and the survivors who continue to inspire us all. i am thinking today of two sisters. patty mickley and kathy dilber. in the fall of 2001, patty worked in the defense intelligence agency. kathy worked for the department of the army. on 9/11, they began their day as they so often did, with a morning talk in the pentagon courtyard. patty's daughter graduated from the pentagon daycare center a week earlier. she had just had her first day of kindergarten. patty told her younger sister all about it. then they went the

bush told congress our war on terror begins with al-qaeda, but it does not end there.ng the iraq war within hours of the 9/11 attacks. in addition, the long post 9/11 wars led to a massive surge in the overall income of arms companies which secured lucrative government contracts. major oil companies such as axon mobile, bp and shell also gain access to... lucrative contracts to exploit iraq's oil fields, leading to considerable profits. with that said, many of those who were behind or benefited from the wars never paid any price, while civilians paid with their blood for something they had nothing to do with. nowadays. workplaces are designed to look less formal and feel more comfortable, so staff can spend longer hours there. people are encouraged to look for jobs they love, but it isn't meant to reduce the burden on the staff. the alterior motive is to make workers work harder for longer hours and make more money, but for the... depress the people in coverage of this assassination of bassam now entering its fourth day, we're looking at some. none of the mediators in

got blown. up because this is the early 90s so you have to remember the cold wars just ended and al-qaeda is beginning to to flourish because pakistan so the the hiber pass this in pishawar and these areas this is where they had the the bureau of services where they would fly in people the cia was paying b laden and zawahari to do this and then zawahari bomb the egyptian embassy which was literally like to my school so yeah like my classroom was blown up um and uh uh i think my parents told me that they thought i died they were buse that's how severe it was it was like double suicide bombing um and and uh um you know that that's that's another experience that that i had because of my parents work in the un cuuse we were stationed in pakistan for for few years and you know there's all this violence across the world and when you look at is funding it and and who's behind it uh, it's unfortunately the same actors and the un cannot function properly because of those very same actors, and that's the thing, i mean, the united nations has been criticized for many of its failures, especially, esp

bush told congress our war on terror begins with al-qaeda, but it does not end there.ver there after operation anaconda, they had to clean a landmines that were left around bagram air base and the area for troops to come and they stopped to take a break and young afghan girl came over and asked for a...

in the big picture we are less safe now because afghanistan is a university for isis-k and al qaeda andhe taliban. >> sandra: and want to go back to this live shot of the former president there in shanksville at this firehouse as he is shaking hands, and families of victims are also included in this moment and this day. a pat on the back there, the former president. just last hour, brett eagleson, 15 years old when his dad died in one of the towers here in new york. he says what he wants to hear from u.s. leaders. i want to play this and get your reaction. >> we are angry. we have been upset for 23 years. we have told their stories for 23 years. the families stand for these candidates today absolutely incensed. we are sick and tired of hearing "never forget," but behind closed doors, nobody does anything. we deserve candidates and a president who is going to stand up for us, who's going to take our side, put america first. we really need a true leader to stand up, take our side, and make saudi arabia admit the fault for what it did 25 years ago. >> sandra: a passionate plea for justice,

the book of work and technology changes in 4 1402 because of al-qaeda 1407 time it will be reviewed. 10 years that i mentioned means that in the next 10 years, god willing, if it goes according to this schedule, all the books of 12 years will change in one cycle.

to the al-qaeda groups.ices in...amid the very difficult funding environment, particularly in the last sort of 18 months before you stepped down. and that meant, didn't it, like reducing the amounts you asked for? mm—hm. historically, un appeals have not been met in full by donors, but what is the current picture? what is the difference between what's happening now and what you were used to historically? yeah, very quickly. it diminished very, very quickly over the last three years that i've been directly involved. and we're now down, each year, less percentage of the total. of course, their needs are growing. and that's why, as you say, we've tried to focus on the priorities. but the percentage funding is diminishing. so, it would have been 50% before quite regularly? it would have been 50 and it's going down. to? well, you know, if you look at syria, it's probably got 18—20%, for example. and that kind of percentage is not uncommon? it's not that uncommon. i mean, even ukraine, with all its obvious importa