provided by black organization. military training of mercenaries begins. british commandos are the highest level of butchery. they teach these forces and now they have to prepare to invade one of the islands of indonesia, but on the other hand, this rebellion it wants legitimacy. at the same time, sukarno must lose some of his legitimacy. negotiations with army men and sukarno's government begin in secret . the american embassy is starting to make political purchases. everyone has a price. indonesia's banking chief and sukarno's close friend escapes at night and joins the rebels. the representative of sukarno's government in london also resigned and declared himself as the representative of the new revolutionary government of indonesia. this rebellion should either lead to the fall of sukarno or to the separation of the oil-rich areas from indonesia. the rebels know that the indonesian army does not have enough pilots can attack from the air. especially since the occupied areas are full of forest and the ability of the air force is reduced here. of course,

everything came for the next operation of the black organization. it gives close to indonesia to si. now it's time to collect mercenaries. one thing that is very common in indonesia these days is hungry people. hungry people who are angered by the corruption of sukarno's administration. they are so angry that they put the emblem of soviet communism on their huts. most of these people are also people who have fallen to this day with the collapse of indonesia's economy. black agents go among the people. with positive faces and as a benefactor of the past. they are the reason for this situation. not the black bombings that introduce sukarno personally. along with these people , other hungry people from nearby countries also gather . here is the dress. food and women everything necessary for the life of a mercenary. provided by black organization. military training of mercenaries begins . the british commandos teach these forces the highest level of butchery and now they must be ready to attack one of the indonesian islands. but on the other hand, this

everything is being prepared for the next operation of the black organization.tain, parts of the occupied islands.

the black organization will finally come to the conclusion that he should be removed.the first solution to terror. injurious terror they do not attack sukarno. but he is pessimistic about the communists. they have rumoured, the assassination is their work. of course, behind the story, the us intelligence agency known for politics. the cia starts another program. weakening the economy.

black organization officers are also killed in this explosion.s is the second attack on embassies. in the fall of 1983, two explosions it happens again. israeli and american casualties are increasing. sporadic attacks on israeli forces continue. in 1984, shiite cleric sheikh raaqib harrab was assassinated by three mercenaries and was martyred. after that , israel attacks the rosettas, destroying houses and killing defenseless people. these events are part of israel's revenge. in 1985, lebanon's hezbollah officially declares its existence and calls israel the occupier. for the first time, israel encounters an organized group that is cohesive and united. while in lebanon , it has shown an internal resistance force. yas and namidi rule in the palestinian lands. no person or organization can and does not want to help palestine. the economic conditions of the palestinians are getting worse every day. since the day before , oppression and disrespect of the zionists are present in all the chaos of palestinians' lives , palestinian workers are run over b

the black organization will finally come to the conclusion that he should be eliminated.the first time, the assassinations did not harm sukarno, but they made him suspicious of the communists. they have rumoured, the assassination is their work. of course, behind the story is the american intelligence organization known as politics. the cia starts another program. weakening the economy and making it unsafe. indonesia multi-plane earnings route unknown whose nationality and ownership cannot be identified from the sky. these planes go to indonesian ships and drop bombs on them. indonesia's horizontal income is collapsing.

in this explosion, the officers of the black organization are also involved are killed this is the second attack on embassies. in the fall of 1983, two more explosions occur. israeli and american casualties are increasing. sporadic attacks on israeli forces continue. in 1984 shia cleric. sheikh raqib harb was assassinated by three mercenaries and was martyred. after that , israel attacks the rosettas. it destroys houses and kills defenseless people. these events are part of israel's revenge. in 1985, lebanon's hezbollah officially declares its existence and calls israel the occupier. for the first time, israel encounters an organized group that is cohesive and united. while in lebanon, the internal resistance force has shown. in the palestinian territories of yas and namidi hakam. they cannot and do not want to help palestine. the economic conditions of the palestinians are getting worse every day. zionist oppression and disrespect is present in all aspects of palestinian life. palestinian workers are run over by a truck . four people are killed. many are injured. society is inflamed. dur

covertly where they trying to undermine and you know, what was going on in civil rights organizations and and black power organizations. and so the suit made files in a limited way available to the public and so certain people get access to them but you have to i don't want to get into too much detail. i might, i might implicate implicate myself or in some wrongdoing, but you, you, you can have access to, but you're supposed to sign affidavit to agree that you will only share information in a in a limited way. so yeah, hopefully that answers your question yeah any other questions from the audience. yes. oh, five more minutes. okay so i wanted to ask something else. this is going back a little further to one of the earlier gangs in chicago. they were known as the policy kings and policy. for those who don't understand, it was essentially the numbers. yes. and the who ran this. they were they were black and they really sort of rose to prominence in chicago. and you write that when the policy kings fell they i believe they were pushed out by the italians, right? yes, a bit. it left, quote a massive vo

consider this topic extreme. 7% of the ukrainian ukrainian budget is the income from the sale of black organants for children's organs sold in ukraine through the british pmc private private she did not add and in the interest of the customer is coca-coolano. it was necessary to listen to this, she, it must have been selling a boy in russian-speaking panties, but she bought coca-cola specifically in order to add knickers to these russian boys in coca-cola and then sell them to russia or to russian-speaking citizens so that these lies can be better understood, everything is quite simple, you can see how to counteract this in principle, it is not even propaganda, it is not even, it is not sonetic, it is simple nonsense, how can you simply counter the fact that this, when people can believe it, of course, well, you know that, it's the same as throwing up twice, a toilet, well, you can't say anything else here, that is, i'll throw up, and you continue to wipe, this is what they do, and this is one of the idioms of russian propaganda, the techniques of russian propaganda have been known for a lon

the black liberation is a large umbrella which covers black panther party smaller organizations like the black tiliberation army, republic of w africa ram, there's lots of different movements and organizations that grew out of this time which is mid 60s and onto the 70s. the family themselves or part of this movement. very integral very inspirational leaders beginning with the patriarch who you took the name his birth name or his slave name was james coston senior. he was an acolyte a socialite at a malcolm x was assassinated in 1965 people were considered like their hero. theyey were left to drift they d not know where togo go. how to carry on the move but he was advocating. that is for the black panther party comes intoor formation. james became he changed hisku ne after he converted to islam. the kid y in new york they are l in new york city. he had two sons his oldest son and the second oldest son change their names. that is really where the family got their start. the, name roughly translates fm arabic into thankful where the thankful. when he took a name and his sons took a name

it started because at the 1972 munich olympics , palestinian terrorists from the black september organization, which, by the way , is still not destroyed, captured 11 israeli athletes and later executed them. in response, the mossad launched an operation to search for terrorists, wherever they were, in whatever country they existed, and to completely eliminate those involved in this terrorist attack. and in contrast from ukraine, israel can afford it, they can easily approach, enter, or rather, the territory of the rest of the other countries there, without asking their permission and do justice in favor of the israeli people. but this leads to errors. this leads to terrible consequences, because in 1973, there is a case called the lillehammer case, this is the mistaken killing of an arab waiter in norway, because the israeli special services accidentally mistook him for one of the terrorists involved in the attack on israeli athletes in in the 72nd year, sorry, this eventually led to the majority of the group of israeli special agents being arrested and if the convict was tied up... so was t

lead and black serving organizations around overdose prevention and access to treatment. you can see some of the partners that we have working with closely, we have connected with a total of 25 black serving organizations, we have trained more than 180 people, in overdose prevention. also working deliberately across our own organization, that should be officing of health equity as well as in behavioral health diversion inclusion. and we really are aiming to make this a whole department and bhs effort. next slide. another population that we know is that elevated risk. our folks who might be living in supportive housing. folks in supportive housing, through some analysis having also found to carry an elevated risk of overdose. we are working closely with our fellow departments, in supportive housing as well as non for profit provider group network, increase communication and coordination and housing sites. together we have inskauld, we are work to go train supportive housing residents and staff and overdose recognition and response. and another innovative program has been ou

, black lions of peace, there's national lawyers guill, national conference of black lawyers, there's faith organization people all over the world are calling for peace with justice for for the people. for everybody, we can't have favoritism for these people of israel and no human rights for everybody else, that's not going to work, they could get away with that in the past cuuse they had the technology, they had the weapons, but everybody's got the technology now, everybody has got the weapons, so so we can't continue the injustices of the past, right, and speaking of spillover of this war in the region and spreading it, wouldn't the... us, because us bases and assets are already being hit, that's like what resistance fighters did, inl asset bases ready, the largest base us has in iraq, it was hit, and more such bases could be hit, and iran has also time and again warned the us against supporting the israeli regime, because there is even more funding, a bigger military package for israel, to aircraft carriers. already in the mediterranean from the us and also europe they were already facing uh this you

craig:t founder of black lives matter was never shy about what her organization believed about the middleast. >> laura: their views always aligned with some of the core tenants of hamas. >> what is the black lives matter movement have to do with palestine? a lot of people ask that. a lot of black people ask that. we have to be apart of palestinian solidarity and palestine is our generation in south africa. >> laura: okay. and yet ceo after ceo lined up to support blm. students across america remember they were all pushed to post in solidarity with black lives matter not knowing what they're supporting. i know what you're thinking, maybe this isn't fair. maybe patrice is an outlier. >> there's lots of common cause between african americans and palestinians and that's not a new relationship. that's a relationship that has been forged over decades. as a result of very similar feeling conditions that folks are existing in. system of articulation >> laura: okay, she has a point about this has been going on for some time. maybe we should think, okay, being pro palestine, it certainly doesn't me

expressed support for white supremacist is like the kkk or neo-nazi organizations, in comparison to 7% in the general population. support for black nationalist organizations -- we have no comparison but that was around 5%. for proud boys, it was at 4.2% compared to the general population of 9%. with antifa, we also saw around half of veterans compared to 10% in the general population. this will be my last slide and then i will turn it to ryan. we asked about three ideologies. what is political violence. the wording is important. the way we asked the question is, because things have gotten so off-track, true american patriots may have to resort to violence to save our country. around 18% of respondents agreed with that statement. we see a comparable percentage among the veteran population around 17.4%. relatively comparable numbers. for qanon, the question was, for those not familiar with this conspiracy rate, the government and financial worlds in the u.s. are controlled by a group of satan-worshiping pedophiles who run a global sex trafficking operation. again, we see around 18% in the general population whereas we saw around 17

the black liberation movement is sort of a large umbrella, which which covers by party smaller organizations like the black liberation army republic of new africa, ram there's lots of different movements in organizations that sort of grew out of this this time, which was mid-sixties, and then on through the seventies. so the shakur family themselves were part of this movement, very integral, inspirational leaders, beginning with who i consider the patriarch, the shakers who took the saladin shakur, his birth name or his slave name was james costin, senior. he was an acolyte and associate in malcolm x and after malcolm x was assassinated. in 1965, people who were considered him his, you like their hero. you know, they were sort of left adrift. they don't really know where to go, how to carry on the movement. he had sort of you know, he was advocating. so that's where the black panther comes into formation. james costin, who became solid in shakur, he changed his name after converted to islam. i became a muslim and, really advocated for afro centrism in new york. there on new york city. and he

this was organized by the black woman revolt against domestic violence group. they say they organized the rally in response to recent possible domestic violence related deaths. they say impact the bay area's black and brown communities. if you or anyone, you know, is a victim of domestic violence, you can call the national hotline number on your screen. it's 1, 807, 9, 9, 7, 2, 3, 3, that is a 24 hour hotline. >> investigators are still searching for clues as to what caused a massive fire last night next to a retail and business center in southern livermore, 3 empty building slated for demolition were destroyed, but firefighters were able to save the restaurants and businesses right next door kron four's dan current is live at the scene with more. dan? well, grant a lot of unanswered questions at this point. as you see right now, i'm going to step out of the way fire investigators, including a dog are on scene now looking for a cause of this and what they can determine at this point. >> again, 3 empty buildings here, right doubt residents and those who work in t

you are a black feminist organizing solidarity with ukraine. can you talk about why?w some -- thank you for having me. hi, medea, even though i can't see you. i know many people might wonder about that because i am so known for the black feminist politics that we started building in the 1970's, but if people read the statement which was written in 1977 and published about a year later, one of the things in the statement talking about solidarity with other people around the world. we from combahee, my politics have always been turn nationalist. so because of where i live, i live on unseeded land in the capital region of new york known as albany, i have friends -- i have been politically active here for all the decades i have lived here and i have friends who were involved in issues around ukraine. last year i was mindful of what was going on in ukraine but i was not in any organization. they were telling me about the fight in and among people in our progressive and left communities right here locally and how it was really very painful and upsetting that people who had

syria and the southern part of lebanon are home to many black flag organizations supported by iran andhe terrorist network that extends out of iran. so israel is going to be very close to the issues in the north so that a second front doesn't become a problem? >> in 2006 there were rockets from hezbollah and then some cross-border skirmishes there. israel ended up bombing severely southern lebanon to try to squelch that even as they were fighting with hamas in gaza as well. i want to talk about what the united states is doing now, sending a carrier group into the mediterranean. what will u.s. forces be doing here? >> well, there's a couple of things happening. one of course the ford carrier group is moving closer to the problem to lend whatever aid it may need, and possibly to support any u.s. action. remember there are u.s. citizens now being held by hamas. additionally, the united states is moving aircraft from the u.s. air force and other parts of our air power nation towards this area in order to be ready for whatever might happen. >> and one of the things that has happened is the

affirmative action to make sure the various organizations of color are getting the support they need and we heard from it in the summer when it comes to black led organization and before does seem the same awareness; right? so with that one time funding is pretty much over the last 9 years giving an opportunity from organizations led by people of color unfortunately, one time money we hope to keep going with that we hope with the outreach and making sure that um, emerging cbos have the leverage to support the community; right? we know that the communities are working with the populations specifically and intentionally and those are the organizations that should be uplifted; right? so that fund has gone live we had the applications closed and 8 organizations we're ready to give arrogant and how to make sure we can better support those organizations but the first disbursement in november and hoping others disbursed by december we're excited about that i don't know oat programs but we've been learn from the ground up i was formally a teacher so- and then something else on the docket for transfor those of you who don't know a citywide effort to

. >> lawrence: something i have talked about frequently when it comes to black lives matter, the organization well as black lives matter the people that were marching in the street. the organization is a marxist organization. very hateful. don't have really the 135ur9 of the people and they took a movement essentially hijacked it for their own purposes. we shouldn't be surprised that they are sta standing with peope that are against israel. that is their founding document. that's who they are. >> brian: join fox in supporting the united emergency fund. cat scan the qr code on your screen right here or donate yourself directly: you will see that on your screen if you don't want to use the qr code, take a picture right now of the tv screen, pump it in on your own. >> steve: it is 6:15 now here in new york city. it is 1:16 in the afternoon in israel. coming up, a father is living his worst nightmare. his wife and two kids, 1, 3, and 5, taken hostage by hamas terrorists seen in that video. he will join us, next. ♪ >> lawrence: israeli forces blast hamas targets. our coverage continues on the war

my predecessor, the former chair of the congressional black caucus organized the energy brain trust to begin a dialogue that did not leave people of color outside the circle of discussion. i think jerome remo may have known nikki and knew of his commitment, even today, but his footprint is in the wheel hunger center. we have the nikki leland texas toxic air center. i kept an active footprint on the question of energy. border security, all of these are woven in to how we move energy. the energy brain trust is convened to serve as a platform for all relevant stakeholders. the industry and a variety of mixture of industry. we want everyone's mind to be open minded. the title of this is the african partnership to ensure energy transition in africa. every community in the world depends on energy to power it. it citizens, lives, full production, they have a stake in addressing the increasing impact of global climate change. nikki leland died on the side of an ethiopian not trying to deliver food to the sahara desert. today we are still dealing with the drought in that region. energy can powe

black history in florida, even if it is outside of the classroom? >> yes, thank you reverend sharpton. what we are doing is organizinghes across the state to commit and take a pledge that we will teach black history to our children. young people overall, because the watered down version that has been taught is not real, it's not authentic. we are taking the responsibility upon ourselves to make sure that black history will be taught in its full truth. the black church has always played an active role in teaching our children. we are just going to continue that and make sure that it's still done in a way that our children can receive the best through our churches. >> you are galvanized by florida's decision earlier this year to ban an advanced placement african american history course from the states high schools. that decision of course, following the states so called stop woke act of 2022. restricting how race is taught in the states public schools. i know that many -- coming down there with our b homes, bishop rudy mckee. that has been at the center of a lawsuit the restricts academic freedom, violating the first a

black. the group plans to organize discussions on the wall in the middle east. see this afternoon though, they in that meeting with a message of hope from american baptist minister and political activist, martin luther king. then you is on your phone and the lion and the lamb shall lie down together. and every man she'll sit under his own vine and fig tree, and none she'll be a friend at all. so we try to be mindful and respectful towards others and accept our difference. also. they believe face should false to piece a message, they hope will resonate the young people there and friends and also on the part of the united states, jewish and putting an american communities on edge experts. a warning of a rise in anti semitism and islam of it would be a demonstration of both sides of the conflict have broken off across the country, especially on college campuses. dw is e s bull has spoken to joe version financing, and americans in the capital. washington dc. note on dragon has never been this worried walking around campus at georgetown university. the past couple of

plus, as we have found, in the case of black lives matter to profitable an organization which was founded in the wake of the george floyd protest to the term chanted legitimately by protesters and made it into a 90 $1000000.00 business center 1st year. sadly, recent headlines of the organization have not been about the work of black lives matter, to fight racism rather about the corruption and the lavish lifestyles of its founders and its leaders. joining me now to discuss the current state of a racism around the world. it's like a commentator and, and the list as well as a writer for african stream clinton dissolved. thank you so much for joining us. thank you. thank you. when you're in east africa in can yeah, but originally from zambia, lester up there for our viewers. tell us about racial tensions broadly if you can about what's going on in africa. i know it's a very complex issue because in the north you have air majorities that in sub saharan advocate, many people actually identify by religious group, linguistic group and a special tribal grouping. so tell us a broadly about what ra

this people cashed out stolen money from their cards and transferred the black proceeds abroad to the organizereceived a small percentage for their work, the participants became defendants in a criminal case with damages amounting to hundreds of thousands of rubles. many lawyers do not agree with the verdict, considering it too harsh, they are not going to appeal it, the main participants, the main organizers , the performers who are calling, they are all located on the territory of ukraine and carry out their activities from there, here we come across only people who, in our opinion, are not informed, and criminal activities, which are offered for some kind of material reward to withdraw money from atms , in principle, that’s what my client did, he was offered to earn money, they said it was a very profitable job, you don’t need to do anything, just go and withdraw money from atms there was some percentage there, he assumed that perhaps these were some kind of bookmakers . in addition to serving their sentences, the defendants face large fines of up to 37,000 rubles, as well as lawsuits from v

black people in germany. and later it's sister organization a day for, for black women in germany. the 1989 saw the phone with the berlin wall in the time when many hopes for a free year and a better life. the just over a year later, not long after german reunification, eastern town of eva as well. the made headlines, a model of more than 50 neo nazis attacked young african contract workers outside the local restaurant. on the day on tonio, from angola was beaten into a coma with one of the attackers standing on his head on tonio died 2 weeks later at the age of 28. for you was instrumental as i do the looking back very well. i just feel really heavy now causes bear with me is being a colleague and brother who lived with us died more sane or just because he was black, our book and in there was like his friend. i'm a day on tonio. you'll never know the state in the country after the collapse of the communist regime. they both come to east germany from angola as contract workers in 1987 both had hoped to study on tonia wanted to be an aircraft engineer. instead, he ended up working a