well, assur was the father of assyria, and we've proven for years that assyria was just the ancient name of germany, that germany is the modern name of assyria. you can see that in our booklet also on the holy roman empire, which will really explain that to you very clearly, and i mean it'll be irrefutable when you look at the proofs that we present to you. but, then, also, (8) "assur also is joined with them: they have helped the children of lot. selah." so under herbert w. armstrong, years ago, they wrote in his plain truth magazine that edom was turkey. now you can prove that very easily. it's not hard. but turkey did move from where they were anciently. and it's also the ishmaelites--saudi arabia; moab-jordan; hagarenes-anciently dwelt in the land known as syria today; gebal-also lebanon; amnon-is also jordan. so these are not just extremely precise, but it gives you a pretty exact picture of where all these nations are and who they're going to be allied with in the very near future. now, look, god put these nations there so we could understand. he named them so we could understand w

isaiah talked about assyria that was going to attack israel, and if you bring that down to the end time you'll find that the very same thing is prophesied to happen to the three nations of israel, anyhow, and really all of israel in a general way, that they're going to be impacted greatly by a modern-day assyria. now we have to know who that is, and that's explained in our book on the united states and britain in prophecy. if you don't have a copy, please request one, because all of our literature is free and you need to understand these prophecies. but now let me show you and let isaiah, himself, illustrate his own point. let's go to isaiah 30 and verse 8, and you'll see him showing the latter end of that prophecy that happened anciently. so god commanded him in isaiah 30 and verse 8 to write it in a book, but why do that? it had already come to pass. well, because it's a type of what's going to be fulfilled in this end time. now, how many people do you think understand that? well, i don't hear anybody talking about it. i have to tell you honestly, i do not. verse 8, "now go, write it

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day two at the g twenty follows hours of intense assyria debate which saw a deep divide over america's war plan without a u.n. permission. and a national insecurity agency britain and the u.s. have been waging an undercover war on internet in fiction and digital scrambling as fresh leads a show they can hack into even the most protected systems. live from moscow you're watching r t with me to say it's good to have you with us this morning. all kind of linked to rebels have attacked a christian village in syria home to one of the world's oldest monasteries the army has secured much of the township but residents say radical opposition fighters have seized nearby hills and are firing indiscriminately at the community and our correspondent in damascus maria for national reports. i tried to go to my little village shortly after we heard that the clashes erupted there and it's just one hour drive from damascus north of the capital but we were stopped by the army and warned that it could be a one way ticket because first of all the road from damascus to milo is not safe but even if we're luck

life now to new center of date the latest diplomatic marathon of assyria results and unilateral approval of a resolution at the u.n. security council outlining the country's next moves on chemical disarmament. claims of state slavery of cats are as the football community teams up with rights activists over dough are building its world cup dream at a lethal cost to immigrant workers. a massive police operations underway greece rounding up leaders and members of the far right golden dawn party it's the first since the one nine hundred seventy s. we have a report coming up. and faced with a war of verse public the u.k. i wrote expendable mercenaries and propaganda fire up the national space. alone a very good evening to you from a kevin owen here in moscow tonight at r.t. h.q. our top story date than the hague based watchdog says the syrian government should destroy all chemical weapons facilities by november it's also given damascus into the middle of next year to get rid of the poisonous substances it's already developed when it's off to the u.n. security council unanimously back that res

life now to new center of a diplomatic marathon of assyria results and unilateral approval of a resolution at the u.n. security council outlining the country's next moves on chemical. claims of state slavery of. the football community with rights activists are building its world cup dream at a lethal cost to immigrant workers. a massive operation is underway greece rounding up members of the far right golden dawn party it's a first since the one nine hundred seventy s. we have a report coming up. faced with a war of public. drug expendable mercenaries on. the fire.

twenty follows hours of intense assyria debate which saw a deep divide able america's war plan without you would commission. all coddling dreadfuls procedure an ancient a christian village and syria with panic residents unable to flee and desperately calling on the army for help. and national insecurity agencies how britain and the u.s. have been waging an undercover war on the internet encryption and digital scrambling as freshly to show they can haggle even the most protected systems. it's friday morning here in of the russian capital you're live with us on our team with me tom would say it's good to have you with us another day of intense a brainstorming i hate at the g twenty summit in st peter's brick it's also a fresh chance to see some common ground after day one saw the syrian crisis split leaders of the world's top economies into two rival camps. around half of the g twenty members said no to america's intention to strike syria without the un's go ahead washington accuses the masters of using chemical weapons in the more than two year long war but its arguments of fail to conv

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now where at one point does the penny drop and somebody says you know what these guys are on lot of assyria lawbreakers and you've got us geraghty rolled out . in appropriately in the face of quantitative easing and federal reserve policy that is clearly being manipulated for the benefit of a few rogue what i call financial terrorists but guys like warren buffett at the very point that published it to get sean sean upon it now you know we all know that the libel scandal went on for fifteen to twenty years think the regulators must have understood that there was an issue there it was only after the ball injury by all got made public that any kind of charges got laid and that's the whole point now is to draw attention on the fact that not a. is that evidence in their control not only is the agency has discretionary discretion not to close any investigation because it's not quote unquote law that they do so that the it would be highly embarrassing for the agency not to actually move forward at this point so you're saying there's two more whistleblowers keep this alive that are coming forward t

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i said to you, that is one of the reasons why a assyria isas we debate and the world watches and you decide in the world wonders, not whether the regime executed the worst chemical weapons attack of the 21st century, that fact i think is now beyond question. the world wonders whether united states of america will consent through silence to standing aside will this -- while this kind of brutality is allowed to happen without consequence. in the nearly 100 years since the first global commitment against chemical weapons, only to tyrants there to cross the world's brightest minds. for those criminals. so the reality is the gravity of this moment. that is the importance of the bases and the world is waiting days. a ranking member corker the central question, why should americans care, beyond what i well, it is clear that in addition to what i have just mentioned about the syria to the middle east, we cannot to a particularly volatile area been deeply invested four years. here yet we of allies. deep interest there. since president obama's policy is that assad must go, if it's not insignif

televised address to offer diplomatic steps to what he says has potential to remove the threat inside assyriaithout an expensive or intrusive attack but at the same time didn't close the door for future military involvement. he insisted u.s. officials will keep on the pressure on assad saying the regime was responsible for gassing children. >> no one disputes chemical weapons were used in syria. the world saw thousands of videos and social media accounts from the attack. the humanitarian organizations told stories of possible attacks of people who had symptoms of poison gas. more over, we know the assad regime was responsible. >> in rebuttal law americas say their constituents want fnothin to do with the war. some such as senator rand paul wouldn't convinced by the president's address. >> we are not going after assad. we have no plans of victory. in fact in my mind the president a arguing to a stalemate. i can't see committing my son or your son or your daughter or my daughter to a war when the goal is stalemate. >> they maintain posture but stand down they are going for lawmakers. in fact ho

these chaotic scenes are the aftermath of a blast in assyria. they are part of explosions across the country on sunday. the worst incident was in hillah where bombs in two parked cars exploded simultaneously during a busy market and a third blew up near a vehicle repair workshop. twlfings no point in having a police vehicle over. let them put two policemen right here searching vehicles as they drive into the work shovp. what did these people do to be killed? this was the scene in bassara, after another similar explosion. the wrecked cars and food stores are evidence of the carnage that was caused. gl again, an industrial area was targeted and the device was detonated close to a car repair workshop. again, people were killed. >> it's a terrorist attack by a car bomb that has killed people. the industrial area was crowded with people. the explosion in bassara was one of the series of strikingly series on sunday. as here in the holy city, in baghdad, an explosive device as the deputy head of the city's proce provincial council was driving past. it'

forces of military consistent with a broader goals of your strategy towards assyria, including achieving a negotiated settlement. it has a limitation that specifies the resolution does not authorize the use of u.s. armed forces on the ground in syria for the purpose of combat operations to ensure that there will be no boots on the ground. the authorization ends after 60 days. the president can request an additional 30 days. it provides for integrated u.s. government strategy for syria. including a conference of review of current and planned u.s. diplomatic and other policies. it requires a report to congress on the status of the military operations. corker andk senator all members of the committee for working together in the interest of the american people. challenge, to this it is a declaration of our values and sends a message that the world cannot and will not follow -- tolerate the use of chemical weapons anywhere. with that, let me turn to our colleagues, senator corker. >> thank you. thank you for your leadership and patients, especially the briefing we had this morning where thing

in just over an hour and half the president will be addressing the nation of assyria. live coverage of his comments from the white house beginning at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. up next we're going to bring you the opening statements from today's house armed services committee and military strikes on syria. they heard from secretary carry and general dempsey. >> we need you, the congress. many of you said please bring this to congress. the president has done this. he sprang into congress with confidence that the congress will want to join in an effort to in order to uphold the word of the united states of america, not just president. the united states of america with respect to the weapons of mass destruction. now want to be crystal clear about something else. some people want to do more in syria. some people are leery about doing anything in all. but one goal that we ought to all be able to agree on is that chemical weapons cannot be under the control of a man so craven that he has repeatedly uses chemical weapons against his fellow syri

i said to you, that is one of the reasons why a assyria is important. as we debate and the world watches and you decide in the world wonders, not whether the regime executed the worst chemical weapons attack of the 21st century, that fact i think is now beyond question. the world wonders whether united states of america will consent through silence to standing aside will this -- while this kind of brutality is allowed to happen without consequence. in the nearly 100 years since the first global commitment against chemical weapons, only to tyrants there to cross the world's brightest minds. now he has become the third. i think all of you know that history holds nothing but empty for those criminals. history reserves all so very little sympathy for the enablers. so the reality is the gravity of this moment. that is the importance of the decision that this congress bases and the world is waiting to learn about in these next days. a ranking member corker the central question, why should americans care, beyond what i just said, which ought to be enough in th

not getting involved in serious -- assyria's civil war.he real issue here is whether or not the congress is going to stand up for international norms with respect to dictators that have only been broken twice until assad. hitler and saddam hussein. if we give license to continue that, shame on us. >> secretary kerry before the house foreign affairs committee. taking your, somehow you will remember -- how your member of congress to vote on the syrian revolution. from kelly, who says i'm sure i've never seen a, stream on c-span with so many opinions in the same side of the scale. >> let's make this simple. no u.s. intervention. upes says they have made their wines. our government is going to attack the matter what the overall majority of the citizenry thing. the first call up, and hawaii. caller: i'm going to vote no. this administration has been everything but transparent. the american people are fed up with this administration. dictatorshy of being a , if you will. we have no business in syria. we have no interest in syria. i thought peopl