well you know it was really at the age of sixteen when i wanted to go to bosnia and fight the jihad there so when i was leaving aside arabia and the comfort of my life there i wasn't thinking that i was going to join a terror organization it was more like the international brigade of the spanish civil war so we were going to a volunteer fight him on one side of the civil war in bosnia which is the side of the bosnian muslims against the serbs it wasn't you know the intention to go and join a terror organization is just i didn't know that the jihad in bosnia was run by. managed by members or veterans of the egyptian jemaah islamiya you know the group that was responsible and the early one nine hundred eighty s. for the assassination of president sadat in egypt he wants out that the brutality of the boston war made you question your commitment to them which i had seen cause but after bosnia you want to have ganesan and couldn't resist a ideological appeal. what was it about them that was so irresistible so to say i mean how do you go from a moment of critical doubt to punching into that poo

been the daytona agreements because the serbs will slow down bosnia and herzegovina from joining nato so once again their goal is not to ensure their welfare. in the old the three technique groups living dear no they want bosnia-herzegovina to join nato has quickly as possible but that's the last two years centuries mentality or nineteenth century problem. we talk about equal and indivisibility security for all the countries atlantic region and now what we have instead is replacing the international law with the rule beast order that is nato centric and i have many examples like that thank you very much. the u.k. foreign office has confirmed to me that they have requested consider access to pool when then i just want to take care of you saying that they will only be allowed that if russia is allowed consular access to. and also why is there so little information surrounding the actual charges laid against him. refuses to. respect. the nine hundred sixty five convention. like i said earlier i haven't heard. i'm not aware of the u.k. requesting access to poll one but i said if there is

well, bosnia and herzegovina has been a study.y building but the government is hopelessly decentralized and chaotic. in addition to the multiple presidents it has 13 prime ministers and 700 members of parliament across two autonomous regions. over time dodik appeared to have abandoned the idea of a unified country and began floating the idea of serbian succession. according to an academic paper in the journal of nationalism and ethnicity. dodik gets support from russia, he gained more control over the press and strengthened the police in the serb part of the country, and he has flirted with denying the horrific genocide in one country in which 8,000 muslim men were killed by the bosnian serb army and paramilitaries. and there is an audience for dodik's antics. he is able to play on a powerful sense of pride and victimization among his people. we have seen this movie before. actually, almost exactly this movie. in 1989 then serbian president milosevic who until then had been a secular communist but who saw that communism was dying

celebrated the 27th birthday of the serb controlled area of bosnia.tional court banned such celebrations in 2015 but it has lived on in part thanks to this man, the serb nationalist dodic who just this october has elected president of bosnia. dodic who previously served as the president and prime minister is an unusual head of state. he seems to want to dissolve his own seat of power. he sits alongside two co-presidents, a muslim and a croat and though he tamped down his rhetoric ahead of the election for a very long time he has publicly called for an end to that company in the form of serbian succession. he wasn't always a nationalist, just after the 1995 internationally brokered dayton accords that ended the ethnic war, western leaders saw him as the country's greatest hope. so whatever happened to dodik, the internationally approved statesman? well, bosnia and herzegovina has been a study in -- including funds for democracy building, but the government is hopelessly decentralized and chaotic. in addition to the multiple presidents had has 13 prime

opponents to score it won't be easy i'm the one to between davey selkie invader to be severe jan the bosnia made it one nil for berlin after fifteen minutes shortly before half time nuremberg struck back captain hano bear ends making it one off from close range the cellar dwellers spirits got a momentary boost. but after the restart heritage showed their class this time a beast of its turn provider and andre judah finished the job to one of the slovak playmaker had a great first half of the season and looked better than ever against nuremberg twenty minutes later due to strike again his ninth goal of the campaign three one the final score when you score and also your team is winning then is this feeling is like double. feeling from me. and i am i do it as brace helps here it is chances for a spot in europe next season well nuremberg haven't tasted victory in thirteen outings. and american football we now know the two teams that will meet in next month's super bowl los angeles rams and the new england patriots the rams beat the new wall and new orleans saints twenty six twenty three in overt

opponents to score it won't be easy i'm the one to between davey selkie invader to be severe chan the bosnia made it one nil for berlin after fifteen minutes shortly before half time nuremberg struck back captain hano bear ends making it one off from close range the cellar dwellers spirits got a momentary boost. my foot after the restart hair to show their class this time a base of it's turned provider and andre duda finished the job to one of the slovak playmaker had a great first half of the season and looked better than ever against nuremberg twenty minutes later due to strike again his ninth goal of the campaign three one the final score when you score and also your team is winning and it's this feeling is like the. feeling from me. and i am i did as brace helps had his chances for a spot in europe next season while nuremberg haven't tasted victory in thirteen outings. congrats appalled i die for picking up his fiftieth when moving oil for soccer it was all good a year ago dominik go to desk go was regarded as a young mastermind then but now he and the royal blues have been a bit sorry h

and then, you know that after my year in bosnia with nato i did a 180 on nato.t understand what the alliance was for after the collapse of the soviet union either. i did understand after exhuming mass graves for a year in bosnia. kennedy: yeah. no, it's, it's horrible what human beings are capable of. but having said that, i don't think that we need to spend as much money on what ifs. finish. >> you're right, and if trump has accomplished anything almost backhandedly, it's that he's finally lit a fire, you know, under their derrieres -- kennedy: good. that's the part of his foreign policy, there are two parts of his foreign policy i don't have a problem with. one is the u.s. has been so acquiesce sent to western europe for so long, and it's disgusting. and obama was an apologist, and it's unacceptable. and the other one was being unpredictable with north korea. i think those two things are very good. questioning the orthodoxy and the protocol in this those two realms, i think, are great. and i think, ultimately, they will serve this country, the impulsiveness on

wars far from the north atlantic bombing bosnia and herzegovina kosovo serbia afghanistan pakistan and libya nato has added a partnership with colombia abandoning all pretense of its purpose being in the north atlantic just use the example of libya with the us and france leading the way nato took a country that was one of the most developed in africa and turned it into a smoldering heap of warring extremists organized mass human murder is not better or nicer when it has a nato banner next to it ok that's that's just a christmas wreath on the serial murderers how else would it says they're. just trying to find but it's not you know you send in some investigators and what are they going to go i think this is a good guy dressed up the bodies in the basement with nice little bow ties. with some of you voters out there will say will trump promise to rein in nato and maybe even withdraw from nato yeah but has he from also promised that no one would ever you know million years be as humble as he is. that's been true. as david swanson pointed out when it comes to actions trump has not taken an

she's had quite a career it's got to be said she's worked in kosovo bosnia iraq and also treating a bowler in sierra leone it does appear that the the girl and her mother and her mother live locally and allison mccourt appears to have worked in some of the military installations around that area as part of her role in the british military now the russian embassy in the u.k. has published a statement on its website in response to the emergence of this story take a listen to what they have to say the fact that this young girl was present at the crime scene together with her mother allison mccourt who happens to be a conal and the chief nursing oversight of the british show me to the numerous extraordinary coincidences characteristic of this group els boys and furthermore one has to wonder why this information unusual as it is has only been made public ten months after the incident. the russian embassy has long had a bone to pick with the way the british government has handled the the the aftermath of the script poisoning ever since the incident took place the russian side has been asking for

to score it won't be easy time of the one to between davie selkie invader to be severe chand the bosnia made it one nil for berlin after fifteen minutes shortly before half time nuremberg struck back captain hano bat ends making it one off from close range the cellar dwellers spirits got a momentary boast of the foot after the race start herrick to show their class this time a base of each turn provider and andre duda finish the job to one time the slovak playmaker had a great first half of the season and looked better than ever against nuremberg twenty minutes later judah struck again his ninth goal of the campaign three one the final score when you score and also your team is winning and is so this feeling is like the. feeling from a happy happy end and i am i do it as brace helps had his chance. says for a spot in europe next season well nurnberg haven't tasted victory in thirteen outage. i'm pleased to welcome helen though with business to us and growing concern about the world's second largest economy that's right and we were talking about china and its growth rate has slipped to i

against russia but in reality nato has waged aggressive wars far from the north atlantic bombing bosnia and herzegovina kosovo serbia afghanistan pakistan and libya nato has added a partnership with colombia abandoning all pretense of its purpose being in the north atlantic just use the example of libya. with the u.s. and france leading the way nato took a country that was one of the most developed in africa and turned it into a smoldering heap of warring extremists organized mass human murder is that better or nicer when it has a nato banner next to it ok that's that's just a christmas wreath on the serial murderers house. it says they're. just trying to find but it's not you know you send in some investigators and what are they going to go i think this is a good guy dressed up the bodies in the basement with nice little bow ties. with some of you voters out there will say will trump promise to rein in nato and maybe even withdraw from nato has he from also promised that no one would ever you know million years be as humble as he is. that's been true. as david swanson pointed out when

as military person who has served around the world, to include bosnia and a very short period of time in kosovo, with what the military was looking at, and additionally these other issues such as keeping an eye on the iranians, that was a 10-year mission, number one, and number two, it violated the terms of us being in that country. none of those were authorized. it got us into syria too fight isis. all this other -- all these other missions, classic mission creed. -- classic mission creep. third, this notion that -- and i'm not doing this because of where we are, but this notion hat somehow the y.p.g. are brave democratic seeking allies of the united states, i think it needs to be questioned. when jim jeffrey used to talk about this, he reminded us that the mission of us working alongside for the purpose of defeating isis was temporary, transactional, and tactical, there was never an expectation that we had a responsibility to protect the y.p.g. when the mission was done. we have now embraced that mission, fully understand, fully understand, but i think we also need to understand who

to join us he works with me in bosnia wonderful self starting guy he worked for n.b.c. news in the invasion of iraq in two thousand and three one point if with the bunch of us marines on a bridge over the euphrates and they come under fire well he's got more experience or warfare than anybody alongside him so it's actually suppressed who calls in the air strike into very dodgy moral tertiary with embedding they're very dodgy and you reproduce an entire. report by tom newton dunn of the best selling newspaper in this country the size. embedded in iraq why did you. i don't attack many people in this book i certainly didn't attack tom newton don but it just happened when the beep when the british forces up to disappeared from their bases in basra it was three am one day in two thousand and six the only embedded reporter was told you don and i can be repeats his report without comment he regards it as some kind of a triumph for the western allies will judge himself but embedded journalism as a whole it's got to be done the it came out of the fiasco of media relations in the

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were moral day is a chance to reflect on the genocides by the nazis, and the following genocides in bosnia in terrible things that go on around the world and continue to go on, and to give us a chance to reflect and think about intolerance, the growth of hate crime, the sort of hatred that we are seeing on the rise in and 519??? 7 7 that we are seeing on the rise in and 5&5? and six $5524“ eat? 4 6 people in some ways, million people in some ways, and we know don't know anything about them, except that. was except that one was a child? yes. they know that one was a child. there are five adults. these could have been anybody‘s great—grandpa rents or have been anybody‘s great—grandparents or grandparents. anybodyjewish, these great—grandparents or grandparents. anybody jewish, these could great—grandparents or grandparents. anybodyjewish, these could predict lee be related to them. such was the scale of the holocaust, but worth thinking about them as individuals whatever your background, because people continue to kill each other just because of who they are. so therefore, it could be any of

events the cost of a government has decided to raise imports that says only goods from serbia and bosnia and herzegovina and also bound decision of course to the security forces to transform into a real army put in said that these the seized in the boat forming possible army is not in agreement with resolution vote forty four he also reminded that community of syria municipalities hasn't yet been formed so russia is concerned about the stability of balkans region voted said he will ask putin for advice about the problem of communication with christina in the future twenty one agreements resummon between russia at subi are related to railway modernization and the age of potential and gas pipelines serbia and russia are longstanding allies and that message was sent once again put in underlined that russia online the western partners doesn't want to put in front of artificial choice russia or european union . two thousand and nineteen marks the hundredth anniversary of germany's by the house design movement which came to the find the form of expression involving mass production and simplici

i've done some serious ambushes from biafra to bosnia and i've been wounded once.or it. it's a totally self—inflicted injury. i wrote to the hospital and thanked them and described myself as looking like dracula's grandfather. it's amazing, the job they've done. martin bell. the duchess of sussex is to become patron of four organisations that champion causes close to her heart — including the national theatre, and charities supporting unemployed women and animal welfare. the announcement is being seen as a milestone for meghan markle, outlining her integration into the working life of the royal family. richard lister reports. she commands attention wherever she goes and the duchess of sussex says she wants to use that profile to further the causes she believes in. today she was in west london, at the charity smart works which helps unemployed and vulnerable women get into the job market. whatjob did you get? it's one of the four organisations she is to be patron of. another is the national theatre, an unsurprising choice for a woman who used to be an actress. we ca

the latest events the cost of government has decided to raise import taxes on goods from serbia and bosnia and herzegovina and also bound decision of course of the security forces to transform into a real army put in said that these the seized in the boat forming possible armies not in agreement to solution to vote forty four he also reminded that community of syria municipalities hasn't yet been formed so russia is concerned about the stability of buchan's region. said he will ask putin for advice about the problem of communication that pushed enough in the future twenty one agreements resummon between russia and subi are related to railway modernization and to potential and gas pipelines serbia and russia are longstanding allies and that message to the send once again put in underlined that russia online the western partners doesn't try to put in front of artificial choice russia or european union. scientists say we need to double the amount of fruit nuts and vegetables that we eat and harve the amount of meat and sugar help the health of the planet experts from sixteen countries say tha

was it cambodia, the ivory coast, bosnia and her skblrks egovina and serbia. >> you can sign up for a that you can watch youtube. and don't forget we are always on cnn go. >>> the answer to the gps challenge question is b. on tuesday lauren bagbo was cleared of all federal charges by the court. the charges stemmed from his alleged role in post-production violence which began when bagbo was defeated at the polls in 2010. he conceded to his election rival and 3,000 people were killed in the violence that ensued. in spite of 300 court days dedicated to the prosecution and the filing of thousands of documents, the courts said the prosecutor failed to submit sufficient evidence to demonstrate the responsibility of mr. bagbo. with the acquittal, there are hopes that bagbo will make a political comeback ahead of the 2020 elections. but for now, he is still locked up in the hague pending appeal. thank you for being part of my program this week and i will see you next week. \s. >>> hello, everyone. thanks so much for joining me this sunday. i'm fredricka whitfield. we begin with the president'

service in the royal marines until his time at this house and a high representative of both s -- bosnia and herzegovina. he will be sorely missed. we have seen instances of threats of violence or intimidation against members of this house, including my right honorable friend and members of the media. i know the whole house will join me in condemning those threats. politicians and the media should be able to go about their work without harassment and intimidation. mr. speaker, i have meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in this house. i will have further such meetings later today. >> mr. speaker, can i go a ash -- about lord like those in the rest of the u.k., 235,000 eu nationals in -- telling them to register if they want to stay in the u.k. after december 2020. , people loyal to the scottish parliament, told to stay in the own homes. can she confirm will happen to those not registered by december 2020? does she realize for those affected it feels like a hostile environment. mr. bercow: prime minister. prime minster may: we recognize the huge contrib

. >> schifrin: after the war in bosnia, the tsunami in indonesia, and hurricane katrina, he led an n.g.o. that treated children who needed help. in 2012, he told an arab news outlet how children can be resilient, with their parents' support. >> ( translated ): the parents should always stand with their children. this gives the child confidence in his or her family and ensures they c overcome any issue in the future. >> he's a father, a husband, a brother, a son, he is a friend of many, a colleague, and he is missed very deeply. >> schifrin: kamalmaz was last seen in damascus in 2017. his family says he was not part of the war, or helping rebelgh rs, but instead, paying respects for his father-in-law's death.n a westplomat told the family he was picked up by police, and transferred into a syrian prison. >> on "cbs this morning," the daughters of a syrian... >> schifrin: and now after two years of no proginss, they are public with a media blitz to deliver a direct appeal to the president. l they wrote himter asking for his assistance. h>> we're trying to appro president donald trump to see

his service in the royal marines through to his time in this house, and then as high representative bosnia and herz go vena, and he served his country with distinction and will be sorely missed. in recent case mr. speaker we have recent recent incidents of threats or intimidation against members of this house, including my right honorable friend and members of the media, i know the whole house will join me in condemning those threats. politicians and the media should be able to go about their work without harassment and intimidation. mr. speaker, this morning, i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> drew hendry. >> thank you, mr. speaker. could i echo her comments on lord patty ashton, and of course, the disgraceful behavior, the threats to politicians in general going about their business. mr. speaker, like those in the rest of the u.k., 235,000 eu nationals in scotland were treated to a christmas removal threat via social media from the u.k. home office, telling them to register if t

i forgot to mention an iranian backed proxy launched mortars at the us consulate in bosnia. >> there were not security issues clearly. >> there was a common thing going to the dining facility in iraq to get in a bunker with explosions and go about your day. in this case we shutdown something that the youth wanted to be there. one of the most important things in iraq is to cultivate this electorate. you had again the 2020 -- the 2018 election. three parties came in. 24%-40% turnout. the second of the party that came in second was tied directly, the fatah party, it is all the bad actors. in 2007, general david petraeus already saw them on the radar and charged hr mcmaster, to assess the level of iranian influence in iraq in 2007 because iran became the biggest threat. these political parties or these entities are leading political parties and they came in first, second, and third. >> becoming a reality. >> everything in 2007, we are trying to stop what happened on june 14, 2013, when isis rolled into mozilla. we tried to stop that but what happened now, this is what we are trying to st

about a little bit, bulgaria, romania, armenia, albania, azerbaijan, kazakhstan, serbia, cabo verde, bosnia herzegovina, croatia, and montenegro. one thing about this list, you don't really see any latin american countries on this list. and you'll see, if you look at our index, and i assume you've all picked up copies of our index now, we have sections focusing on each region of the world individually. and i invite you to take a look particularly closely at the section dealing with latin america, because i think there's some interesting conclusions that can be drawn by the relative stagnation in economic freedom in that region. a final shoutout to the importance of trade. and i think my colleague jack spencer, who is going to follow me, may want to talk about this a little bit as well. the decline in economic freedom in the index of economic freedom this year was driven by two categories, really. one was judicial effectiveness. and that's a category that uses a lot of survey data. and the major declines in that category showed up in eastern europe, countries like poland, hungary, czechoslov