the developments are actually presented as latin america, in this same south america. well , economically, this region can and is very important for the world economy. most of the mineral resources and minerals are found in this region, and many political developments during the cold war are due to this access or to this access. the resources of this area is the largest producer of food in the world, so the judicial security of the world is dependent on this area, at least two big straits and the most important is the strait of panama and the strait of magellan. in the south, which actually connects the west and the east , the pacific and the atlantic oceans are located in this region, and most importantly, the united states of america is a world power in this region. let me tell you about the many developments in this region, which show that this is important. yes, mr. uzzaei, you mentioned the importance of latin american countries. now, let's talk about the basic capacity of these countries and what are the areas of cooperation with these countries for us. and the c

, tunisia, america, tunisia .his survey is an affiliated institution university of maryland and george washington. 82 of the academics who participated in this survey. they hide their views on the israeli-palestinian issue. in recent weeks, some students who chanted slogans or gathered in support of palestine faced restrictions and some companies withdrew their job offers from them. three palestinian students were shot in america and one of them, who has dual palestinian american citizenship, was paralyzed. american states, including florida, have restrictions on student demonstrations they created the benefit of palestine. after 34 harvard student institutions issued a statement in support of palestine , pictures and even the home address of some of these student activists were mounted on trucks. and the last hand of the president of the university of pennsylvania. forced to resign ms. liz mcgill, along with the presidents of harvard and emmitt universities , were called to a congressional hearing last week to an

"perro": jugador extraordinario, surgido del amÉrica, canterano del amÉrica.po va saliendo y Él tiene la visiÓn de encontrar a miguel layÚn y despuÉs sigue la jugada. la tira larga y que la compita henry martin. se pone en un lugar donde no haya defensas y puede definirla. "perro": eso se llama inteligencia y romance con el gol, se llama entendimiento y coordinaciÓn. un jugadorazo el chileno. Él y carlos reinoso son los dos chilenos mÁs grandes. josÉ luis: y "bam—bam" zamorano. "perro": recuerda que Él estuvo en el madrid y en el milan. eso es otra cosa. lindsay: "perro" bermÚdez, "bam—bam" dice que te busques otros amigos para las carnitas. el compromiso que tienen de salir adelante en este final las dos escuadras, porque creo que la presiÓn estÁ a tope para tigres y para amÉrica. "bam—bam": creo que los dos tienen excelente plantilla. hay una cosa en el amÉrica que hay que tener en cuenta: el mejor jugador de este aÑo, diego valdÉs, no tiene reemplazante. aquÍ el mejor jugador es gignac y tiene a nico ibÁÑez. diego valdÉs y "carioca". ese duelo para mÍ es fu

dmytro savchuk, voice of america.rder not to miss relevant and true news, subscribe to pages of the voice of america ukrainian in social networks. we are moving on to history from ukraine. odessa is one of the cities that russia is constantly shelling. last winter , russian attacks caused regular power outages in the city. anna kostyuchenko and pavel sukhodolsky learned how odesa prepared for winter this year and how the city's energy security was supported by the united states agency for international development usaid. the municipal enterprise of heat supply of the city of odessa is the main state organization that provides the city with warmth - says its manager hanna pozniakova. on the balance sheet of the enterprise there are more than 150 boiler houses. last winter, because the russians were constantly shelling the substations, odessans suffered without heating and hot water. however, this year the united states agency for international development usaid provided 100% boiler plants with generators - says hanna.

end of quote, this is united states of america. this is the united states of america.nd although i don't believe even a majority of republicans think that the silence is deafening, the silence is deafening. hardly any republican called out such heinous statements. just watch one mega center outrageously said, blocking the promotions of hundreds of top military leaders and affecting not only those leaders but their families, their children extremists claim support of our troops, but the army military readiness leadership, troop morale, freezing pay, freezing military families in limbo. just say, look the other way, the defeated former president refused to pay respects at an american cemetery near paris, referring an american servicemen buried there. and i've been to the cemetery asers and losers quotes. i'm not making this up. i know we all tried not to remember it, but that's what he said. he called servicemen, suckers and losers is john, a sucker was my son beau who lived next to a burn pit for a year, came home and died. was he a sucker for volunteering to serve his

that is not america. for the first time in america, 81% of americans don't think their kids are going to live as goof of a life as we have -- good of a life as we have. we can't be okay with that. i'm not okay with that. we have a country to save. but i'll tell you this, if you will join with me, we can get this done. >> [inaudible] [cheers and applause] >> y'all have been great, but i'm going to take you back to the short history. i defeated the longest living legislator, longest serving legislator in south carolina. he might have been the longest living, i don't know. [laughter] longest serving legislator in south carolina. and when i ran against him, people laughed at me. and i got to work and i earned their support and we won. when i ran for governor, like tom told you, i ran against the lieutenant governor, an attorney general, a very popular congressman and a state senator. i was nikki who. i had 3% in the polls. i had the least amount of money. but i worked south carolina like no one else, and we w

it's not america, it's the global, is using america to establish a global, corporate, or org. you'd a party with a global cash flow society to destroy all the nation states and all our cultures. and so this is team humanity against team global is to like, so really appreciate you sharing your thoughts on these topics with us. we waiting too. i just want to remind our viewers that you can conduct your own research at home and come to your own conclusions as well. so it's like everything i like says as gospel. i feel like we've made some massive changes in the world right now. alex, especially with the cubic tongue done, they can now, it seems like the world is shifting since we sold the situation with ukraine and play out what do you agree to the war and ukraine to change the balance of power around the world? and if so, how is this manifested all these wars, all this tyranny? everything that we've witnessed has accelerated, the great awakening, and the vast majority of the world knows what really happened with the over throw the electric government. 9 years ago ukraine portfol

people and said: america allowed the genocide to continue. amnesty international said that the action of the united states shows a cruel disregard for the suffering of civilians in the gaza strip. secretary-general. the arab league also said that the security council could not take a correct position to stop the aggression the zionist regime's insane military action to gaza . the head of the palestinian authority also called washington responsible for the bloodshed in gaza by describing the american action as immoral. turkey, syria and afghanistan also condemned this action of washington . at last night's meeting of the security council, 13 members of this institution agreed to the ceasefire resolution. they voted yes, but america voted against and england abstained. fighters of the quds forces published pictures of mortar attacks on soldiers and vehicles of the zionist enemy in gaza. the most merciful, the most merciful, and you will not go away , but allah. lebanon's hezbollah operation against five zionist military bases today lebanon anno

ahmadinejad says that america should enter the land of america. as long as america withdraws from this agreement , there will be a decline in iran's bilateral relations with american countries. in this era, during the era of mr. rouhani, in the field of nanotechnology, as well as cuba, they are benefiting from this cooperation with iran, as well as in the field of private companies. 60 agreements since the time of mr. ahmadinejad there has been an agreement between bolivia and iran that should have been implemented, madam , i want to ask you a question about these agreements, but you had a story from the qajar era to the time of mr. raeesi's government , how the relations between iran and latin american countries went, and now to specially bolio, i didn't want to interrupt your conversation because you described the hierarchy of what happened . i think you have a complaint about why sometimes the intensity of relations that is shifted to the west decreases the relations between iran and latin america, but anyway we are now we are in the period you

you see, when we see the united states america v to the russian attempt to amend the draft resolutionven when mr. gotes, the secretary general united nations, he stressed after the adoption of that water down resolution that israel attacks, he said constitutes the main obstacle to arrival of aid, and that means without you see fire, the united states of america itself is particip. getting in in genocide, the veto itself is arming the zin entity with all what is need, since even the the the united states of america added the russian described it as very dangerous point which is creating called the creating the necessary conditions for sustainable sessation of hostilities, what that means? this is very dangerous phrase in here, it means given the necessary conditions and times, to the zin entity to eliminate the palestinan resistant, to help them in in achieving the goals. we we know what is the goals of the design entity intended from the beginning, they they wanted to cleanse the people of the of the gaza strip and to install in what left of gaza strip somebody to to to run the gaza s

there is not a black america and a white america and latino america and asian america. there's the united states of america. the pundits, the like to slice and dice our country into red states and blue states. red states, republicans blue states for democrat. but i've got news for them, too. we worship an awesome god in the blue states and we don't like federal agents poking around in our libraries in the red states. we coach little league in the blue states and yes, we've got some gay friends in the red states. there are. who opposed the war in iraq and they're patriots who supported the in iraq. we are one people, all of us, allegiance to the stars and stripes, all of us defending the states of america. in the end. in the end, in the end, that's what election is about. do we participate in a politics of cynicism or do we participate in a politics of hope? john kerry calls on us to hope. john edwards calls on us to hope. i'm not talking about blind optimism here. the almost willful ignorance that thinks unemployment will away if we just don't think about it or health c

america is the mother of evil in the world. they killed a million iraqis and now they want to destroy 2 million palestinians. both the united states and the united kingdom want to kill more. israel is in gaza, america has chosen the wrong side of history again, send joe neskash home , this means that america and england refuse to stop the killing of children and innocents with their votes . first, many people talk about people but are not with people. stand up to justice on the first page of our meeting with our reports, we exchange tests that exist, functions, and opinions every moment. termination of the most important in the field of vaccine storage during the plans, strategies and previous horizons of the region. travel in world class with fly. bride , i am telling you for the third time, what happened to my lawyer ? it is not possible. is it really possible? yes, why not 60 ? it has been reported to buy dowry with 60 types in shastvareh city of larger household appliances. this is called a secret and easy purchase with kal

y despuÉs de esta que iba a tener el amÉrica. ivÁn: el tridente de amÉrica.rimero en la cancha es un tipo que maneja muy bien todo, todo. todo lo que significa ganar campeonatos para mÍ es un hombre clave. paco: y ha sido determinante en esta final de vuelta. tuvo una fantÁsticacon una reacciÓn tremenda. remate de cabeza de andrÉ—pierre gignac. y guzmÁn tuvo dos o tres. el impacto de valdÉs a segundo palo que la prende de aire. y luego en la recta final del partido. bueno, quÉ eliges?le preguntan a pizarro. cambiamos de cancha? le pregunto . ayer estÁ tomando esa decisiÓn tambiÉn. asÍ que van a arrancar como estÁn las cosas. tigres se va a quedar donde estÁ iba a iniciar el amÉrica con el toque de pelota. asÍ que en este apertura 2023no bastaron 17 jornadas. seis partidos de liguilla. mÁs el playing que no jugaron este par. ni los 180 minutos de la final. nos vamos a tiempos extra. el Árbitro central, escobedo, poniendo a tono sus cronÓmetros. voltea a ver al Árbitro asistente. al cuarto oficial. al Árbitro asistente nÚmero 2 nilo voltea a ver, y dice esto va

, like iran, china also entered america. latinized with the many projects it has undertaken and iran is reaching an era for all organizations where their time is running out, and latin america and iran, the actions they are showing are actually in response to things in the policies there is a duality that we see from the west in order to rule new laws and rule new views, it is not possible that all these political theories that come from the west can rule our countries. so we have to implement them practically or theoretically like what we saw in china, russia and iran and in latin america like my country bollywood. our country is very strong, especially in the field of environment , and we emphasize the indigenous communities and also the rights of the mother earth, because from our point of view, the mother earth is not an object in the possession of humans , but it has its own individuality, but this is something. that this what they call climate change , we don't know it like that, we know it as the climate crisis and a

america is the mother of evil in the world. they killed a million iraqis and now they want to destroy 2 million palestinians. america too and the uk wants to kill israel more in gaza. america chose the wrong side of history again. send the naskash joe home. this means that america and england refuse to stop the killing of children and innocents. fatemeh sharifi, sed and sima news agency. well , we are now asking the latest news about the developments in gaza from ahmed sahmoud, a radio reporter. mr. sahmoud , please let us hear your report. destructive conditions in the gaza strip continue , crimes against civilians continue and the palestinian resistance continues to create heroic scenes by resisting the occupying forces in various axes that the zionists attacked the gaza strip, as well as in stanyounes and west of rafah, the qassam battalions destroyed the merkava tank of the zionist regime in the east of khanyounes. the yassin missile hit the target and golden hai qassam announced that the quds mujahideen announced that they

as long as america stands and we shall stand forever. according to the leaked document of the us department of defense in bloomberg , washington's arms aid to tel aviv has increased quietly. western countries, including america, along with israel, have always witnessed the events of world war ii, killing jews and the holocaust. use as a tool to do. at the same time, we are witnessing another genocide and holocaust in gaza. considering america's participation in israel's apartheid regime's war against the palestinian nation, washington is definitely responsible for war crimes and human rights violations in gaza. they interpreted the genocides as self-defense. when the documents of their crimes were revealed, they angered the world, even near my ears. now america, with such a history and while continuing to play with the lives of the people of gaza , is playing the role of people's friend. many innocent palestinians were killed. we believe that israel should take more measures while pursuing military goals in gaza to protect innocent civil

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a huge wave was landing in america.country has ever seen. 100,000 people a month arriving at ellis island. italians, hungarians, russians. >> we have the so-called good white europeans, great britain, france, scandinavian countries, those are the real whites, the good whites. but then you these jews from eastern europe and then you have the italians from italy, southern europe. >> they were actually viewed as different races. >> in the 19th century, hungarians are race. check slow vaukan are race. they are white-ish. there is skepticism about them. they are viewed as lesser. >> the new immigrants crowded into the tenements of the lower east side. food carts long the sidewalks and throngs of barefoot children played in the streets. >> many of the nationalities gather together in settlements of their own. >> they worship differently and they dress differently. >> they're speaking yiddish and they have italian food and these are ing thises that are new to me america. >> all of it horrified the wealthy elite. the blue blood

he invited himself to america. there was no such thing. yes.he invited himself to america to go and give a speech in the us senate. obama does not like benjamin netanyahu at all and it was clear that there was an undeniable enmity between obama and netanyahu. this act of direct attack. obama's foreign policy legacy. that situation was a turning point in the history of american diplomacy. because when netanyahu was speaking before the us congress, he received 26 standing ovations from the representatives. this was not because of netanyahu he is an eloquent and outstanding speaker, but it was because representatives from aipac played a key role there and for their pleasure. the representatives of the us congress should have jumped up and clapped their hands. netanyahu achieves a lot of success in forming personal relationships with american politicians and american parties, and actually opens his position between the two major american parties. this was a complete humiliation and insult for those who were supposed to be the representatives of the

we can say latin america. first of all, i want to make it clear that i did not complain about why relationships have decreased, but i am saying that these relationships are actually affected by the events that are happening in the world. and the nuclear agreement was very important for iran, and we, even the member countries of alba , were always on iran's side in the same committee , where it was in the united nations, where it was in international forums, so that iran could use its peaceful right. therefore, these international relations are like this. which are defined in the socio-political context that we are witnessing now there is a decline in latin america and this unilateralism is being questioned. we are moving towards the formation of a multi-polar world where the power poles have russia. china, iran, latin america and this shows that we have socio-political groups that power relations. they show the good will of the parties and when we say that iran was on the side of europe at that time , it was d

that now has no single history, an america that has no value, an america that was, as they believe. country, but where are the christians in slovenia? during that time the number of transgender clinics increased by 15,000, verified top, america, which was a beautiful one-story america, with a hard-working population, with the american dream, what is it now? the american dream, what is the bidens or what , the american dream, false, lost, this is it, so of course you, that is , fiona, what is she even talking about, who is she anyway, here she is. now who, here she is now the largest, so to speak, authority in the field of american, is considered at least one of the largest authorities, gives an interview to cnn, her article was recently published for a minute, foren fs, but nowhere, here, that is, this is really the american version of the communist magazine, as americanism jokes, it’s definitely true, yes it is, that’s it uh, yes, and, that is, her opinion is really listened to, what do you mean? now they are sitting and saying, well, come here, who are you, an aircraft carrier, we

because they claim that tik tok is fueling anti-semitism in america . thank you, ms. taheri. we are in contact with ms. semane ekwan, an expert on american issues , and i want to continue the conversation with her . hello, mrs. ekwan. hello , i am at your service . thank you, mrs. ekwan. the past week has seen an increase in pressure. to presidents of american universities obviously, both harvard university and mit , they refer to a label called anti-semitism , which equates anti-zionism with the same anti-semitism . how is it that in the american space , genocide is taking place in gaza at the exact same moment, and a crime against the global eye of american officials debate. another thing is that they are bringing up possible anti-semitism and an incident that may happen to jews in the future because of these slogans. yes, you see, i want to look at this story from the historical perspective first. talk or they are members of organizations and organizations supporting a specific group and a specific political thought . and they are fired, and in gener

[cheers and applause] >> $8.2 billion across america.ng high-speed rail on a fast track and finding make high-speed rail between los angeles and las vegas. we have been talking about this for decades and thank the members of the nevada delegation to make it possible. someone knows how to sit in traffic that is real on all interstates and making that drive from l.a. to las vegas or las vegas to l.a. is a pain in the neck. can take up to seven hours. but soon not anymore. we are investing $3 billion on this rail line so folks can make that trip in just over two hours. [cheers and applause] 186 miles an hour. the rail project reduces carbon emissions by taking three million vehicles off the highway. and studies for people to get from point a to point a. they take the train. think what it will mean for the local economy. new rail line will transport 11 million passengers a year. that means more visitors, more businesses, more las vegas and more money and if a casino can have breakfast and have lunch in l.a. look, folks. -- [cheers and applau

[tragic opera music] all: [chanting] america first! america first! america first! america first!ou! all: [chanting] usa! usa! [indistinct shouts] - traitors! - you're traitors! traitors! - and eventually, there was just a full-on battle at the capitol. ♪ - i say, how can i help? what can i do? so as officers were being taken out of the fight, lacerations to their arms, legs, bleeding from the face, the mouth, they had bear spray, cans of wd-40, raid, throwing batteries at people, fights over a guardrail and bike racks, because they were using them as weapons. ♪ - stand aside and let us in, you traitors! [glass shatters] - when i was pulled away from the line of officers... [shouting and screaming] i was pulled out into the crowd. as i was getting pulled, i was getting beaten pretty much from every direction. some people were beating me with their fists. some people were striking me with objects. that was when i first got struck from behind with a taser. right around here, just at the base of my skull, the back side of my neck. ♪ - they called us traitors. they told us to put down

that's not america. for the first time, 81% of american don't think their kids are going to live a life as good as we have. i am not ok with that. i'll tell you this. if you will join with me in this challenge, i promise you the best days are left -- left to come. thank you very much. i appreciate that. you were so good to listen to me, now we are going to open it up for questions. if you have a question, there is nothing i will not answer. raise your hand hot and if you have a question, either not ask you. good evening. >> i want to know once you're elected resident what you feel will be the biggest hurdle? >> it's not what i say to you today, that's what i have done. i told you i went to a legislature that did not love you, i have a lot needed to do to get them working and earn their respect. this is what i will do as president. i wanted to freshen it up. the second thing i did was i put everyone, in some cases we started giving them 90 day benchmarks. i knew they were spending money because i worry th

jews are inside america. because the centrality of capital in america is in the hands of the jews, and we are actually their playthings. the influence of jews in america did not end only in the field of economics. politics was a field in which the jewish capitalists also liked to play. in addition to franklin roosevelt, the american president and his vice president, bernard baruch, influential figures from the jewish lobby were present in the american governing body. they especially. after the first world war , they became active as organizations. american support for the jews took a new form during the richard nixon era. former us president richard nixon says: our commitment to the survival and security of israel is deep-rooted. we are not allies based on an official document something stronger has bound us together. ethical commitment. nixon believed that jewish power should be used. jews in america had influence in various areas of politics, economy, media and culture. the political participation of jews i

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is a tool, a fighting tool to keep the hegemany in the region, and the united states of america lost a huge part of its hegemman in the area since the islamic revolution of 1979, which the general sulaimani and abu mahad muhandis and the other acts of the..." resistance were developing the capabilities of the of the resistant come in the area, the people in the area to stand against the united states of america and his tools, which proven today. in palestine, in north lebanon, in yemen, in in part of iraq and in syria, they are effective and directing massive applause to these entities. well, sakina, i says he hopes that the young people will be around for the eradication of the israeli entity. do you see this as the beginning of the end to the zionist regime? most definitely, i think it is amazing really how young people. have so clearly understood what is going on and what is right and what is wrong and actually if you think about it it's not that surprising and this is because this is a generation that has known social media as their main source of news and information really so w

america's policy in relation to israel is a very strategic issue. israel is part of the united states' operational space. it is considered a regional environment. if you pay attention, we will come to the conclusion that even israel is included in the collection it belongs to the kaman tradition, or the central command force . but the situation that the united states has found today in relation to israel, credibility. it will destroy american politics for many years. americans always talked about democracy . always talking about human rights. but the gaza war reflected the realities of american foreign policy . it showed that the most important issue for the americans is their power strategy and israel's strategy. it is interesting to note here that even the european countries in relation to the resolution that the united arab emirates had proposed, even they have a completely different opinion. being different today, the most important issue that exists, we can examine it in getresh's literature . when getresh raises the issue of article 99 of the

-- experiment that is america. so if they are willing to sacrifice for us there, shouldn't we be willing to do it here? we have a country to save, but to do that we have to acknowledge her truths. republicans have lost 7-8 out of the last votes for president. that is nothing to be proud of. we should want the majority of americans. the only way that will happen is if we go forward with the new generation of that leaves the negativity and baggage in the past and focuses on issues and solutions for the future. [applause] now another hard truth, i think president trump was the right president at the right time. i agreed with a lot of his policies. but rightly or wrongly, chaos follows him. you know i am right. chaos follows him. and we cannot be a country in disarray and have a world on fire and go through four more years of chaos. we will not survive it. and more than that, the worst part is, a vote for joe biden is a vote for kamala harris, and we cannot have a president kamala harris. [applause] now there have been

the risk of repeating myself, when america, the united states of america finds its moral compass, and america has no compass of morality whatsoever. america is about the war machine and they have to feed their military industrial complex, and if millions of people die as a consequence, so be it, their collateral damage, you understand? at the moment, as i'm talking to you, there is huge movement within america, i mean the people people of america. to say, not in our name, stop this genocide, because it is genocide, when they gave israel until the end of the year, that is genocide, every single candidate for the presidency next year, everyone without exception said on live tv, finish the job, finish the job, kill them all, this is what israel has been doing, to us since the 1920s, kill, kill and kill again, with the blessings of the united states of america, who supplies the arms, supplies the money and supplies the political cover, and i may remind your viewers of something said about this, he said, our friends in america give us money, give us, give us arms and give us advice, we tak

allies and america's adversaries.will encourage challengers to the existing order in europe and in asia and that will make it c costlier to the united states to keep our friends secure and prosperous. >> and you have argued, cory, that the biden administration's mistake and strategic flaw here is not as some republicans say aiding ukraine, but not giving it more aid or more lethal weaponry and doing it all more speedily, right? >> absolutely. the slow pace give the russians six months to dig in and make these defenses that ukraine is slowly, methodically working its way through, fighting its way through and it's disgraceful for us to be behind our hands complaining about ukrainian strategy where for 4% and zero american deaths, we need to pour more support in as the president has promised because not only would it be terrible for ukraine and corrosive to the international order. it's going to be really bad for president biden to have made so big a commitment and then not see it through. >> stay with us, both of you. w

look , let's leave america for a bit. in the past few weeks, in various european countries, where the young people came , they finally supported palestine, and this shows that the approach of the governments is actually it is not a correct reflection of the collective will and the will of public opinion in different european countries. this is one point. the second point is that in the united states , basically, not only in the issue of the zionist regime, but in general, trust in the government has decreased drastically in the past years. survey now, the surveys that have been done are different. i prefer to refer to the survey conducted by the pew center, which shows that in the past years, the trust in the us government has fallen below 20%, and this is a serious gap and duality in the field. it shows the politics of the united states. but back to the issue of the zionist regime well, look, cutting off the internet , using all media tools, official officials , i don't know, someone is angry, someone is crying at the ca

stop now or america will rearm. now, when the 1936 when he writes his history of the crisis, the far eastern crisis, stimson claimed that the poor letter had many purposes. it was designed to encourage china. it was to enlighten the american public. it was to exhort the league. it was to stir up the british. it was to warn japan. and it's a last point that is really important, warned japan. and first of all, let us seem to be getting results. on 29th, the japanese in shanghai agreed to negotiate a settlement. then, early in may, the japanese withdraw from the city of shanghai. but let me stress one thing. the japanese withdrawal not due to the moral letter. the moral letter probably had no effect on japan. rather, the japanese navy shanghai had blundered into the conflict. the quantum army itself sees no use for sideshows in shanghai. it still has its aim on the big prize manchuria and washington and makes one thing clear washington's to be the sole obstacle to japan's destiny. true, the league assembly endorsing re

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it's not america, it's the global, is using america to establish a global corporate a board. you'd a party with a global cash flows, society to destroy all the nation states and all our cultures. and so this is team humanity against team global is to alex. so really appreciate you sharing your thoughts on these topics with as we reading through, i just want to remind all viewers that you can conduct your own research at home and come to your own conclusions as well. so it's like everything i like says as gospel. i feel like we've made some massive changes in the world right now. alex, especially with the cubic ton done they can now, it seems like the world is shifting since we sold the situation with ukraine and play out what do you agree to the war? and ukraine has changed the balance of power around the world. and if so, how is this manifested all these wars, all this tyranny? everything that we've witnessed has accelerated, the great awakening, and the vast majority of the world knows what really happened with the over through all the elective government. 9 years ago ukrai

it talked about american, you know, america's role in the world that america's vision kissinger did not share any of the positive vision of a franklin roosevelt of a henry wallace of a jack kennedy of the last year of his presidency. jimmy carter in the 1st 2 years of his presidency before he becomes totally a captive of brzezinski. i mean this was an. busy in thinking person who'd learn certain lessons from what he saw going on in nazi germany. and he learned all the wrong lessons. and i think that's the tragedy. yeah, and i feel like this school of thought will continue for many more generations to come. because like you said, it's 5 hardest and add relation for henry kissinger here in washington. professor peter could next. thank you so much for your expertise. he of course peter, because nick is a professor of history and director of nuclear studies institute. thank you so much for that expert insight professor, you know? all right, that is going to do it for this episode and modus operandi. i the show that digs deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host military an

the execution of this issue and the exit of america should be slow. in fact, one of the requests in the political discourse in america. and anyway, this will definitely continue as a trend in the new year. mr. safarnejad, in your opinion this can be the factor. the end of the war is because ukraine can't continue without american aid ? look, ukraine definitely has no physical will to continue the war without the help of america, western europe and nato. it has been more than a year now that this war between russia and the west has been on the scene of ukraine at the official request of the russian side, so- called. they want to establish a truce and stop the conflict. there is no answer. in fact , for more than a year now , the americans have been the source of the war in ukraine, and the americans have considered this war as a symbolic war against considered russia. today, the ruling body in america has not been able to pay the very high expenses that it had in ukraine after nearly 2 years. some european countries such as england, france, germany, ho

it's the softening of america. you're making america weak. they are scared.basements, on their keyboards, banging away. you're too afraid to leave your home. you're afraid of your countrymen. you think somebody is going to push you out of the way? this is like the eminem song. your palms are sweaty, your knees are weak, your arms are heavy. if you are afraid to storm the gates of wal-mart, how can i ever take into consideration that maybe if there's a zombie apocalypse, you are going to stand your ground? you're afraid of your countrymen. you want that flashy so badly, but you won't go get it. you're going to stay home. you're going to banging away on your keyboard. it's going to come to your house in 3 to 5 business days. then you're going to mosey out when none of your neighbors are around to snatch it. then you're going to call somebody to mount it. okay. keep black friday alive. keep competition in america. thank you. yeah. oh, yes. todd, that was pretty strong. you ready? i'm ready. yeah. tell us why black friday is a no go boom. do it. all right. first

welcome back, america.mbassador, why in the world is his administration giving all the support to iran, are arch enemy? >> i think the people in charge of this in the biden administration are the same people who push for this and advocated for this in the obama administration and they are deeply invested in this failed policy of empowering iran and empowering iran you make the middle east a safer place. everybody who lives there, the people lived there whether it's israel or saudi arabia or uae or any other country within proximity of iran knows this doesn't work and they been screaming, don't do this but joe biden knows better than everybody else and as secretary said, never underestimate disguise ability to scrub american foreign policy. on top of that, as apart from the actual harm from empowering iran, they attacked american soldiers, 80 times in the last month, they are funding and open must strategize the slaughter of jews, wreaking havoc all around the middle east, another group biden took off the te

america, israel. america has been supporting israel since the war started. america has never stood with the palestinians. it clearly stands with the occupation and it's always been trying to control palestine. that has not been surprising. it was for sure to start of the war, the united states supported israel, it sent tanks, weapons and everything. this is imperialism with its aggressive and brutal nature, it's based on the countries goods and humiliating them, anyone expecting any positive acts from the united states is delusional, as palestinian people, we are not surprised that the american administration is... the israeli regime in its genocide of the gaza strip and aggression on the west bank. from the very beginning, america gave a green light to televiv's regime to kill the children, the women and the men, and to forcibly spell the... people from both the and the west bank, america has greatest role with the israeli prime minister bjamin netanyahu when gave him, america is 100% complicit, they continue to save the world, despite all the killings, cri