stalin who was the bolsheviks point man on nationality he was the nationality. in among the bolsheviks and he decided that the region of my god should be a part of. there by john to be you know within the within the territory by john. and it's ethnic make the exactly it's ethnically armenian the armenians were going i'm happy about that that this would be a lot of i mean but he decided to be a part of us there by john in large block because the bolsheviks was seeking to appeal to the muslims of asia and also the muslims of the of the what became the u.s.s.r. and in particular to turkey. at that's right and the nascent bolshevik regime was making great efforts to. keep turkey happy. so that back when it was set up now of course it didn't really matter so much within the u.s.s.r. because everybody just did as they were told by the leadership in moscow but when it when the soviet union broke up in that completely chaotic appalling way then of course these national issues. because it was one thing to be for the armenians of the border guard about being part of us le

at that's right and the nascent bolshevik regime was making great efforts to. keep turkey happy. so that back when it was set up now of course it didn't really matter so much within the u.s.s.r. because everybody just did as they were told by the leadership in moscow but when it when the soviet union broke up in their completely chaotic appalling way then of course these national issues. because it was one thing to be for the armenians on the border guard about the about of us led by john which was within the soviet union and it's quite another thing to be part of us there but john which is now an independent state. i mean really going on since since the breakup of the soviet union one of the things that makes it different than what we saw from the original complex something out of the end of the soviet union was in the late eighty's early ninety's i want to be unimpressed to see you and this case both countries are relatively well armed now. even though azerbaijan has significantly more well because of oil and russia is supplies the arms to both countries more or less here but t

stalin who was the bolsheviks point man on nationality he was the nationality. in among the bolsheviks and he decided that the region of my go to cairo should be a part of i was there by john to be you know within that within the territory by john. yes and it's ethnic makeup exactly it's likely armenian the armenians were going on about is that i mean is that this a bit of i mean but he decided to be part of the by john in the lodge was because the bolshevik was seeking to appeal to the muslims of asia and also the muslims of the of the gave the u.s.s.r. and in particular to turkey. at that time the a nascent bolshevik regime was making great efforts to. keep turkey. so that when it was set up now of course it didn't really matter so much within the u.s.s.r. because everybody just did as they were told by the leadership in moscow but when it's when the soviet union broke up in that completely chaotic bullying way then of course these national nationalities issues. because it was one thing to be for the armenians on the go to guy but the father was there by john

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the bolshevik threats by partially co-opting it. the term he used prior was consent of the governed. that was his term and goes back several centuries in anglo-american political thought. even when he started using the term self-determination, i have never been able to find a single instance in the documents where wilson specifically defines self-determination as national. national self-determination is a phrase, as far as i can tell, that he never used. trotsky, on the other hand, always talk about self-determination. wilson knew very well that he was working from the american model and the new very well -- and knew very well that america was not an ethnically homogenous nation and to the extent it was having -- it would have self-determination it was to be exercised by democratic processes and not by the process of ethnic homogeneity. the form that national self-determination took in europe and parts of asia, that was not a wilsonian idea. those were ideas that were indigenous to europe and to other regions. as i was saying, it's

the bolsheviks published the treaties. people all over western europe, we are finding simply for imperialism and colonialism. and that crisis, woodrow wilson gives this speech. it's an electrifying jolt of idealistic energy to remind people that the war does not have to be for the old agenda. the two or three things that are probably important for us, i want you to notice the first point, open governance. now you know why he is saying that. but notice the second point. freedom of ... i want you to imagine you are a british analyst at the british foreign ministry. britain lives or dies by sea power and the capacity to impose blockades. they want to know what exactly was the president meaning in 0.2. then take a look at, for example, 0.5. adjustments of colonial claims with references to the riches at the governed. you can imagine both the colonial officers in france and britain were staying up late at night saying what in the world is the president of the united states talking about. and then you go through a whole bunch of

bolsheviks revolution or no. concerns of this sort were amplified by postal censorship of the masses, and respected socialist magazine. as it happened, the editor of the masses was max eastman, whose sister krystal, had served as executive secretary of the american union against militarism and helped to found its civil liberties bureau, which subsequently reorganized as the national civil liberties bureau and eventually became the aclu. in typical progressive fashion, the nclb first reaction to the censorship of the masses was to attempt to negotiate with administration officials. but the postmaster general refused to budge and invited the disaffected representatives to pursue the matter in court. so despite their real reservations about a court centered approach, the founders of the nclb accepted the challenge. within months, the organization had assembled a team of cooperating attorneys throughout the country who are assisting in an average of 125 cases per week. the organization to find itself as a clearinghou

the bolsheviks considered him to be an american hero. and he was, as i said, an admirer of the bolsheviks revolution, but ultimately felt like the russians, the bolsheviks did in russia were not appropriate for american socialism. that americans, and spite of all, he had experienced being sent to prison twice for his actions. he still believed in american democracy. he still believed that the way forward for american workers which to organize unions and support the socialist party. >> we have another call. it's great to have local people participating. this is todd. go ahead. >> hi. i am calling from indiana. i'd like to thank you for this program. -- lisa, as i understand is a member of the eugene debs foundation. i would like her to -- peace, equality social justice. let people know how they might pursue their interests in debs if they want to know more about it. >> certainly. in this age of technology there is a website devoted to the debs ' foundation. it's an easy way to access more information about the debs foundation and about hi

what we do know is now he's partnered with bolshevik burning because bolshevik bernie is his economicsnd he plagiarized most of his plan. the radical aoc in her green new deal, she'll be the czar. bozo beto, damn right will take your guns. well, he is the guns are. kamala harris is more left in bernie sanders, the most left-wing senator in washington. we'll have more on her. in the case of biden he seems to be help trickle heavily influenced by everybody. he is caved to the hard-core left. his history on race. in the 1970s he worked hand-in-hand with segregationists to slow the integration of schools. he tried to stop it. he called the former ku klux klan member, the guided filibuster the civil rights act and was against the voting rights act, robert byrd, one of his friends and mentors enjoyed with him to stop the integration of schools in the 90s. refer to the thousands of inner-city minority suspenders. he coas cosponsored a crime bil. flash forward, joe is surrounded by radical far left socialists including his running mate, kamala harris. over the weekend senator harris was asked

kamala harris who is ultimately less mainstream than the bolshevik bernie sanders.hey go back to the most radical impulses and all they are trying to do 25 days from the election is hide it as hard as they can because that axiom looks poll shows it. people can see through that and they understand joe biden has no business being president. ultimately, you laid out the list of things that donald trump has accomplished and at the end of the day you get through covid-19, you start to realize this president delivered to. he's never hidden from a question. he answered it for the people to get that shot again. of >> sean: will be watching this weekend and good this year will, tammy could to see you. it will be come back, massive controversy tonight over the debate moderator. steve scully, we will tell you what he tweeted from his account and he now says it's hacked. we will explain that and more as we continue this busy breaking news friday night. ♪ you ready for this? 'cause we're all set. so let's woah. ready. set. woah. universal orlando resort. stay at a universal hote

bolshevik revolution in 1007. to the weekly right here on r t international now russia's environmental regulators are investigating a spike in sea pollution in the country's far east the problem was detected off the coast of come chaka the editor in chief of the russia beyond the online magazine visited the area and spoke to us. i currently in the past i'm just a couple of them just to reach there is a make a logical disaster that you like to see between just reading to one person away from the sea i spent 4 hours on the collector speed beach and i didn't see any water all feel collar and i didn't smell any pleasant water but at the same time some of my friends were closer to the area off keep my eye and they come through and that they felt some unpleasant odor and it had still be left weekly i've seen some death fish on the sure and some dead shellfish but not in the amounts like you've probably seen on some user of the dios i like they were a little bit scattered around the beach they're real like selected that

similar events that witness the bolshevik revolution in 1970. to discuss this and more i'm joined by my guest george is an author and a you tuber at the gaggle and here in moscow we have dmitri bobbitt she is a political analyst and editor it interest me internet media project originally crossed out rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciated ok let's go to the georgian budapest the conflict the call about a buck has flared up again those that have. been watching the post soviet space have gotten used to this year now after over 7 days of the conflict create knighting again georget some kind of stalemate. put it into context why is this conflict important to follow. where you have to go back to the earliest days of the bolshevik revolution and to the decision.

in any case, the bolshevik takeover of the revolution in russia in 1917 both changed the calculus and proved to wilson he was in fact right. wilson knew little of lenin at that time, but he knew enough not to have any sympathy at all for his program. lenin in fact epitomized precisely the sort of revolution that was bound to come of the persistence as occurred in russia under the romanovs of concentrated unaccountable power. now, it's worth noting i think that wilson and lenin agreed on some things. that as they both shared the sense that the established order both domestic and international had to be transformed in order to make power more accountable. but beyond that, they parted ways. what wilson was looking for is a third way between reaction on the one hand and revolution on the other. for lenin, the choice was stark. either you have reaction defined by capitalism and imperialism, or you have revolution. there was for lenin no third way. and this is the slide i used to represent wilson's conundrum abroad, the kaiser on the one hand representing unaccountable power, lenin on the o

the bolsheviks considered debs to be an american hero. he was, as i said, an admirer of the bolshevik revolution, but felt like the things the russians, the bolsheviks did in russia were not appropriate for american socialism. americans, in spite of all he had experienced, being sent to prison twice for his actions, he still believed in american democracy and still believed that the way forward for american workers was to organize unions and to support the socialist party. >> we have another terre haute call. it's great to have people locally participating. this is todd. go ahead, todd. >> caller: hi. i'm calling from terre haute and i'd like to thank you for this program. for lisa, who i understand is a member of the eugene v. debs' foundation, i would like her to address debs' continuing legacy of peace, equality and social justice and let people know how they might pursue their interests in debs if they want to know something more about him. >> certainly. well, in this age of technology, there is a website devoted to the debs foundatio

bolsheviks used that word. the third idea was democracy. he's starting an argument that now i think is empirically valid that no two liberal democracies have ever gone to war against each other. if you can think of an exception let me know. i always tell my students if you come up with a really good exception i'll give you $400 and we'll write an article in political science trying to prove the iron law of the democratic piece is wrong. you can imagine what this means. you can get to world peace without world government, without world empire, without the second coming. if countries would become democracies. and lastly adopt the league. these are his big ideas. and what i'm going to concentrate on is this one. there's lots of stuff to talk about here but it turns out that for the league fight it's really that one that's the heart of it. by the way, you need to know something. there are about 125 articles in the verse isle peace treaty. the first 25 are the covenant for the league of nations. woodrow wilson wanted the league of nations in the

bolshevik revolution in 1007. 100 towards a full blown war the conflict between armenia and this. enters its 2nd point correspondent reports for me to speak to territory. things like this one on here. in fact this tiny village alone was said by 6. is one of them this is all the devastation that it has left. says come clashes between anti-government demonstrators and police in tel aviv over the weekend with dozens of arrests of. controversial new because some large demonstrations made a spiking.

bolshevik revolution in 1007. people. right now my focus because it's a very dangerous. power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the. power in this where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional. power lie with the people demonstrates that struggle in very real ways. struggles. on media and azerbaijan edge closer to all out war conflict over nagorno-karabakh and as a 2nd week we report from inside the disputed caucuses territory. things like this one. tiny village alone was said by 6 massive is one of them this is all the devastation that it has left. tensions boil over in israel as anti-government demonstrators defy new coronavirus restrictions banning mass gatherings. paris a major spike in daily covert infections the.

according to reports, devout socialist bolshevik bernie, he may be tapped to serve as labor secretary. i guess it means the new green deal is our, congresswoman because your cortez could be in charge of biden's energy policy. what about the corrupt, lying obama sycophant susan rice, is she going to be appointed secretary of state? more lies from her? after signing off on that disaster is zero vail policy of new york which led to a massive spike in violent crime, is governor cuomo going to be picked as the ag for biden? let's not forget about biden's guns are, yes, yeah we are coming for your guns eight oh bozo overworked. also this group of extreme left politicians will be led by none other than joe's running mate, kamala harris. given his performance on the campaign trail, it's pretty obvious that the ever weak, frail, cognitively struggling biden, mr. doom and gloom, won't be doing much of anything after the election and senator harris will likely be in charge when he takes his 9:30 a.m. lewd or nap, as we call it. she has no moderate. one nonpartisan group labeled her the most libe

bolshevik revolution in 1007. 101 look at what why did why do you know. how lucky. we hope to be but there. are still. some think this through. this is. one of the. headlines. edging towards war the conflict between armenia and azerbaijan over a. second week correspondent reports from the ground. like this one. tiny village alone. 6 massive. one of the. clashes. police in tel aviv over the weekend with dozens arrested for violating controversial new curbs on large demonstrate.

has some basis in reality after the great war, world war i, is the allies tried to overthrow the bolshevik regime. and stalin and some of his compatriots believed that was a real possibility after world war ii, and what the allies were doing, what the british and the americans were doing was creating an army, an anti-soviet, anti-communist dissidence that would be available to spread anti-soviet propaganda and/or begin world war iii. >> so i want the talk a little bit about, you mentioned in passing the establishment of these international institutions to deal with this problem. so, first, we have unra, the united nations relief and rehabilitation authority, then later we have the iro, the international refugee organization. and there is an amazing passage in your book -- for those who will look at it, it's on page 258. i'm not going to read it, beginning of chapter 17, where you talk a little bit about how these organizations in their names, they sort of hint at a mission of being sort of humane institutions meant, you know, to provide literally relief for these immediate human suffering.

bolshevik revolution in 1007. 100 tendency in russia's not only export over nuclear technologies but also export of our nuclear education therefore many countries have simulators developed in russia their purposes vary from educational to preparation of personnel for nuclear power plant construction. i was lucky 7 in 10 sheep at any. several years ago matthew signed a memorandum for him 10 ships for a seat in 10 paris creating its 1st long time in 10 ships lasting 6 months in 3 months and tensions in the 6 months i spent in paris we worked with any data bank and in the field of nuclear science. we work with some interesting new generation codes for the nuclear industry in countries we also cooperate in the field of production of new materials all these demands of one way or another connected to. last year we opened was because stan branch this is our 1st foreign branch today 200 people are studying atomics in full programs there me. hearties headline news armenia and azerbaijan edge closer to all out war as their conflict i kind of back and 2nd week we report from inside the disputed

bents the bolshevik revolution in 1970. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. thyssen nation full community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. for a mate in the shallows. please promise us as an american citizen native on top that's tied up in a top 5 feet of us to die and i think. i would vote for a republican over trump i would vote for anyone who is not you and has half a brain know defeat don't try. to feel that. yeah my 2nd wife. she can handle. she and i divorce because our trouble is elected president and i floated for him and she can't stand for. that when the most important election. in our history is mr the months to go before the next presidential election how is the atmosphere in the us now i. want to the highest. they do. just some of the questions we see. in headlines this 5th of october edging towards war the conflict between media and . its 2nd week correspondent r

schumer, pelosi, bolshevik bernie, aoc, they will do all of this and more and joe won't tell is whether he supports it or not. of course, democrats know their illicit power grab will not sit well with most americans and the other states. if they know the sleazy, unconstitutional, corrupt -- they are hoping to distract you, the american people, with one of their favorite election tactics, but with a twist. and no matter how many times president trump disavows, condemns white supremacy, hate groups, the left pretends like it never happened and he needs to say it again and again and again. take a look. go have you ever heard this president say one negative thing about what supremacists? have you ever heard it? >> i totally disavow the ku klux klan. i totally disavow david duke. >> i got back in these rates because of what happened in charlottesville. people coming out of the woods caring torches, close your eyes and remember what you saw. a young woman gets cold sell killed resisting the hate and violence, what does he say? he says they are very fine people on both sides. because you have

overwhelming majority of democrats signed on to. >> sean: so biden's socialist platform written by bolshevik bernie himself and of course he appointed socialist ocasio-cortez to run his climate policy, the person that brought us the green new deal. he called beto o'rourke his gun czar and he picked the most radical u.s. senator as his vp choice. biden isn't the democratic par democratic party. joe biden to be honest is totally controlled by the radical socialist in his base but he knows that's not going to appeal to middle-of-the-road voters and he tried to make that clear very clear last night. he's racing to the center. the left knows they own him. his lies don't stop there. he actually called antifa an idea and not an organization. okay, joe, sell that to all those businesses that were burned to the ground, sell that to the police officers that had their heads bashed in or hit with molotov cocktails or bricks or frozen water bottles or hockey sticks or knives or got shot. you just can't believe your lying eyes apparently. by the way, the white house just labeled nt for a terrorist organiz

very hot you tell you what you need to know and it is america in 2020 similar events witnessed the bolshevik revolution in 1007. people have demanding the shut down of a local plant for my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no care power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy as are powerline with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in the very real ways a struggle. mean you're not on edge closer to all out war it's the conflict over the nickel and i've got a back and says a 2nd week i'll correspondent reports from that to speak to temperature and. things like this one on here in melbourne i care about this tiny village alone was said by 6 massive let's solve is one of them landed and this is all the devastation that it has left. tensions boiling over an israel is anti-government demonstrators to follow

it's the bolshevik revolution in 1007. 100 wrong when old rules just don't call. me. yet to shape out these days become active. and engaged in equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. media and as a by john it's closer to all out war as that conflict i would not go to as a 2nd week report from inside the disputed caucuses territory. scenes like this one on here in the board i care about in fact this tiny village alone was battered by 6 massive missiles here is one of them landed and this is all the devastation that it has left. tensions boil over in israel as government demonstrators defy new coronavirus restrictions by ending mass gatherings. and paris i may just walk in daily code infection seize the french capital return to tough love.

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110 real pages that you can read, and its product includes proposals that were taken right from bolshevik bernie word for word, and the bernie sanders campaign. it says in there, calls for the confiscation andn redistribution of money, something called environmental justice, it calls for governmentir paid family leave, government paid medical leave, broad student loan forgiveness, universal government run health care, amnesty for 11 million illegal immigrants, free health care for illegal immigrants, it will prevent i.c.e.e. from deporting criminal illegal aliens when they get out of jail, and by the way, it will also eliminate jail -- vail, rather, just like they have a new york. hasn't worked out in new york. president trump named it the bernie-biden manifesto, but today, bernie -- i'm sorry, biden struggled to remember much of anything about his own medical plan he agreed to. take a look. >> i have worked very hard with all segments of the party. we put together a platform that is a platform that i fully support. the president keeps talking -- what does he call it? he has some name for

we tell you what you need to know and it's america in 2020 acting on similar events witnessed the bolshevik revolution in 1007. i had a good friend he would always come in about me being so tight and he smokes we submit just take this you need to the right medication and the page you know led to cocaine in the p.c. . we shot in the lead to mark the crime that happened in prison you know into prison for 2nd degree murder to do this route because they were supposed to be in the middle man going to get in the end of the you know rob to me because it happened to us in our business the family business so much this guy he wasn't just someone that was robbing me all the time he was that it was still mine and he had been victimized in my family and all these other times you got away with this time you want to go to get away so it was kind of like the previous day retaliation thing for you what you're going to pay for that so what i found is that which you can't forgive you end up becoming. what you can't forgive you in them becoming. so i had to learn how to forgive and then to go and i had to lear

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bolshevik revolution in 1007. 100. thousands have gathered in the capital central square in protest of the results of parliamentary elections tashi have been reported between protesters and the police tear gas and stun grenades to try and break up the crowds. the country's health ministry is reporting more than 100 people have been injured including 2 police officers the opposition is demanding a new election as the vote was dominated by the 2 pro-government parties both taking 107 out of the $120.00 contested seats many claim the vote was rigged after opposition parties were said to have failed to meet the minimum threshold needed to win any seats. central square has previously been a flashpoint of 2 revolutions in 252010 however for the last decade the former soviet republic has enjoyed relative stability. global chemical weapons watch dog says it's ready to show russia the evidence it requested said to prove novacek was used to poison kremlin critic lexy novell me here p c w also says it's ready to send a team to ru

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