during brewing, some craft breweries have added a c o 2 reclamation system to capture c o 2, which is then used for tank purging and packaging. it has eliminated the need for the brewery to import c o. 2. and the system prevents more than $1000000.00 pounds of c o 2 from being released into the atmosphere per e. p calculation. that equates to the annual carbon emissions of 70000 gallons of gasoline will or is, are also planning for future contingency plans to switch to nitrogen for aspects of a production instead of c o 2. a thanks for watching. i want to see a right back here next time on the cost of everything for ah, ah, operation aerodynamic began shortly out to well want to last it almost 3 decades. it wasn't a major effort to try and split the ukraine off from the soviet union, u. s. intelligence together with hypnos, executioners, jane, hundreds of saboteurs, to be deployed in the soviet union. this focused on the east of monday. so we'll have started with today, security service of ukraine uses not only the statistic methods, but also the ideology of the nationalist a for a ah

s. government and the i c. c. a basing that claims on this report because this arrest warrant didn't arrive with any details at all of actual crimes and crime scene. so that was they are entirely reliance on secondary sources. and the secondary sources of the ukrainian government got claimed by the ukrainian government. they have not done any interviews with any children and have any interviews with any parents or guardians who say yeah, my child has been kidding. i want my child that. all right, so further to your point, what sort of process do you think took place for the i c c to issue this arrest warrant? and by that, i mean, was there a valid fair investigation that was undertaken, interviews with witnesses or fight him or put himself soldiers or anybody at all? i mean, doesn't carry any weight with it. i have arms the any evidence is all. ready that any kind of forensic investigation had taken place. as i say, this was this report published by this u. s. government funded entity. it's the university, they op

the i c c u. c. as a long history of doing washington's bidding, the same court washington refuses to be part of, ah, discuss these issues and more. i'm joined by my guess, george samuel in budapest. he's a podcast or at the goggle which can be found on youtube and locals. and in america we crossed to martin jay, he's an award winning journalist, an commentator for a gentleman, cross up rules, and the fact that means you can jump in and tell me one. and i always appreciate it . when i start out with george in budapest, i'm, i'm so i'm sure you're not surprised say any more than martin and our audience that the lisa, what, what indictments accusations have been leveled against russia. i'm please explain what the international criminal court is. because after all, the united states is not in the ukraine, is it in and russia, isn't it? so why is it important, or maybe it's not? well it's, it's very important to appreciate that the international criminal court was actually a creation of the united states

some craft breweries have added a c o 2 reclamation system to capture c o 2, which is then used for tank purging and packaging. it has eliminated the need for the brewery to import c o. 2. and the system prevents more than $1000000.00 pounds of c o 2 from being released into the atmosphere per e. p calculation. that equates to the annual carbon emissions of 70000 gallons of gasoline. brewers are also planning for future contingency plans to switch to nitrogen for aspects of the production instead of c o 2 p i. thanks for watching. i won't see you right back here next time on the cost of everything. i ah the news. oh boy is the best of both. no issue, but for the mother when you visit annual g. d. p per capita, it's about $4000.00 euros. a wants to leave a man, i've got a new plan there, cost the seal for quite a few 1000000 kids. put them in your prison for them on the line to come out a little thought they would have thought of unemployment is off the chance. moldova territorial integrity and sovereignty. we respect a country which enjoys financial support from the u. s. and the u. is c

c. c, tony blair. i was not going to be arrested and hold off of a hey, it's utterly stupid that these people peddle this idea. well, that's good, that's a good start that we have put in here. but next spring, you know, let's, let's up tony blair. it's ridiculous. it isn't gonna happen either the i c c is doing exactly what the i c c was set up to do, you know, eva, we can learn, you've already mentioned in the program, and i think it's very interesting. and it's prescient on your part is that these are western driven institutions, primarily almost exclusively, out of washington here. and of course, there may be western publics that don't know, any of the nuances that we have already discussed on this program. they seem like good, i'm a good institutions a well meaning, you know, it's like nerd trials and all that. but, you know, it's one of the things that we have all learn of through the course of this conflict in ukraine is that most of the world, the global majority global south, whatever you want

on the c-span network. c-span now, our mobile video app , or on c-span.org. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. senar elizabeth warn blamed laws enacted by thtrump administration for the collapse of silicon valley bank, attributing it to the rollback of financial regulations established in the dodd frank act. she talked about legislation she has introduced to restore previous regulations to avoid the future bank failures. sen warren: mr. president, on friday, we experienced the second largest bank failure in our nations histy and make no mistake, it was theirect result of leaders in washington weakening financial rules. in the aftermathf the 2008 financial crisis congress passed , the dodd-frank act to protect consumers and to ensure that big banks could never again take down the economy and destroy millions of lives. since then, wall street executives who hated the whole idea of the bill spent millions to keep it from becoming law and after it passed, spent millions more to try to weaken it. in 2018, the big banks one. -- won. with support from both pa

during brewing, some craft breweries have added a c o 2 reclamation system to capture c o 2, which is then used for tank purging and packaging. it has eliminated the need for the brewery to import c o. 2. and the system prevents more than $1000000.00 pounds of c o 2 from being released into the atmosphere per e. p calculation. that equates to the annual carbon emissions of 70000 gallons of gasoline. brewers are also planning for future contingency plans to switch to nitrogen for aspect of the production instead of c o 2 p i. thanks for watching. i won't see you right back here next time on the cost of everything. i the o b is hope, western broad western leg work order and a b o for you wish you, jim with that word order is now or you are seen in you. 3. is the last desperate by the americans and a few west a lead try to leap in that order in some more be didn't order religion with march 20th, 2003 the u. s. army and its allies invaded iraq, iowa. but i hate to say that to david, let me know. kind of, was it anybody else have on here? 07. how. how does lim dash to the hobby may the 1st

some craft breweries have added a c o 2 reclamation system to capture c o 2, which is then used for tank purging and packaging. it has eliminated the need for the brewery to import c o. 2. and the system prevents more than $1000000.00 pounds of c o 2 from being released into the atmosphere per e. p calculation. that equates to the annual carbon emissions of 70000 gallons of gasoline boilers are also planning for future contingency plans to switch to nitrogen for aspects of a production instead of c o 2. i'm christy. i thanks for watching. i won't see you right back here next time on the cost of everything for march 20th, 2003. the u. s. army and its allies invaded iraq, viola shaheed to say that today. aluminum got upset. was it anybody out of nevada? 07. out of oh lim, dash in the hobby may the 1st 2003 us president george bush declared victory in the iraq war id there for delta, you know, up that would put up for a bit federal hydrogen to december. the 30th 2006, saddam hussein was executed at adams. i'm will shut down them from them. december, the 15th 2011. a ceremony was held in bag

c, c. and it's particularly irksome when this is imposed on on countries that have not even signed on to the a treaty of that we've been ratified because you know that that's an obvious violation. although i say the vienna convention i thing on the law of the treaties, which means that you cannot be bound by a treaty that you have not signed onto it. that, that it is to hurt is if something is article 34 of that the in a conventional 1969, you cannot be bound by a treat that you haven't signed. so but oh, that's the way that the, you know, the i, i, c, c works which is that it eliminates any sense of national. so really because after all, the whole point of the national serenity is that you retain ultima to authority over your own citizens. you don't hand them over to a, you know, some of the bodies and which takes away your right to, to, to dispense justice to your own people. george sam. well, a writer senior fellow at the global policy institute in london. thank you so much . check out h

some craft brewery have added a c o 2 reclamation system to capture c o 2, which is then used for tank purging and packaging. it has eliminated the need for the brewery to import c o. 2. and the system prevents more than 1000000 pounds of feel to, from being released into the atmosphere. per e p calculation. that equates to the annual carbon emissions of 70000 gallons of gasoline. brewers are also planning for future contingency plans to switch to nitrogen for aspects of the production instead of c. o 2, thanks for watching. i won't see you right back here next time on the cost of everything. i i use the oh was recently as meaningless, garbage and that if you speak russian, keep your voice down while out and about a couple of don't put your human symbols on display a social space, a guy. so you guys don't talk to strangers. i. 7 avoid noisy gatherings and rallies with no colleagues and perhaps also your friends think you're guilty because you'll russia much now the phone so what can i do? i'm the one. i'm sick leave. so i'd be glad to with b. p, a you for pacific still brochure with a

some craft breweries have added a c o 2 reclamation system to capture c o 2, which is then used for tank purging and packaging. it has eliminated the need for the brewery to import c o. 2. and the system prevents more than 1000000 pounds of feel to from being released into the atmosphere. per e. p. calculations that equates to the annual carbon emissions of 70000 gallons of gasoline boilers are also planning for future contingency plans to switch to nitrogen for aspects of the production instead of c o 2. i'm christy. i thanks for watching. i want to see you right back here next time on the cost of everything with a, with a broad western leg work order and a b of you with that word order. it now or do or she in 3 is the last desperate by be americans. and if you will, wester, a relation with what he's got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, is very critical time time to sit down and talk ah with go to c

c. c. it's entirely based on the accusations made by the ukraine government. i mean, as they have done no investigation of their own, the simple taken it, as is absolutely true. the claims that russia has been abducting children and taking them against their will into russia. all of that is just simply an accusation that the zalinski gang had been making for months and months of sympathy . i see just accepted it wholesale. yeah. martin a debt. there's not much of a discovery process here is there. i mean, is george is pointed out here. well, the camp government camp regime says it's true must be true. it must be investigated and trials must move forward and that has not been that doesn't have a whole lot to do with the rule of law. that is the rule of injustice and propaganda. well, i think the legal word is inference. defamation inference, you know, is just you go to people who you like and on your side g politically. and you asked for their opinions or views about or a given series events

c. c might be on the attack and learn more about how they operate. all right, let's get into the m me around half the countries of the entire world have ratified what's known as the rome statute. that's the permanent judicial body established by the international criminal court to prosecute and put on trial. people accused of heinous acts like genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity. these on elected judges, sitting on a panel at the hague and the netherlands are supposed to act as a court of last resort on the global stage. they're supposed to handle prosecution of these criminal acts, either committed in a state that has ratified the agreement or by a national of one of these states. recently, the icpc issued an arrest warrant for russian president vladimir putin for the alleged crime against humanity. the kidnap of children from ukraine during this ongoing military operation. the only problem? well, there are many really, but neither ukraine nor russia are member states of the i

c. c. come back into into action with possible war crime indictments against individuals in russia. as far as i know, once the i c c does that, it's those charges are never rescinded. i mean, this is again, deepening, widening the breed chair of no return to any kind of amicable relationship between russia in the west. and again, it's the west that wants this. they want a complete breach. ok, hope thinking that, you know, russia is isolated, but i would posit, is that the more of the us and nato allies do this, the more they're isolated from the world, not russia. lawrence, go ahead. i have a very us jaundiced view of the i. c. c. why do i did to work? learned about it in 2001, 2002 in 2003. and i learned about it from a very, very good source, john bolton. it was then under secretary of state for international security and ours control. united states did not subscribe to the i c c publicly because the united states knew that underneath the covers as of or it was going to influence the i

c. him. davy acknowledges that the corporations current social media guidelines contain great areas, but he says, enforcing impartiality is a difficult balancing act. i can tell you anyone who knows me knows that yes, 30 years ago, some political involvement, but absolutely not affected by pressure from one party or the other. that is not how we work editorially in the b b. c. it's a convenient narrative. it's not true. and the impartiality guidelines would be equally applied in terms of being people critical of the left or the right. the issue is getting involved in party political matters and we apply that independently. linux took the twitter saying, i'd like to thank him, davy, for his understanding during this difficult period. he has an almost impossible job keeping everybody happy, particularly in the area of impartiality. i'm delighted that we'll continue to fight the good fight together. will begin our discussion with our guests in a moment. but 1st let's hear from john a hole i

so tell us, what is the next step in terms of the i c c proceedings. and the next step is waiting until this arrested international criminal court does not have a possibility to try a person in that sense. yeah. so the prosecutor will continue to collect other evidence, and then he has to wait until putting a so rest a surrender to the international criminal court. professor stephanie balk. thank you very much for your time. thanks. dear mon chancellor. olaf shoulds is in tokyo for a trip aimed at strengthening economic ties with japan. shoulds has been meeting with japanese, a prime minister for me to shita. you are watching live pictures from a pet press conference with schultz and the japanese prime minister. earlier the pair discussed ways to strengthen economic security and reduce dependence on chinese raw materials. they've also talked about the war ukraine dw is nina hossa is in tokyo and she told us more about those talks. economic security is the headline for these very 1st german, japanese inter governmental consultations taking place in toky

b c. i think there's a more important cultural issue which is lucky over their shoulders and being too careful about whether they are going to or somehow i'm a put off of the, the people that it in government they, they can't alienate members of the government, i think has been a real shift in politics in this country and the bbc is actually in danger of looking really out of touch with new politics cares. aiden was speaking earlier about and the potential impact that migration policies in the u. k. could have on other countries throughout europe, and i wanted to ask you from your vantage point, how much concern is there about the impact that migration policies in the u. k. could have on other countries? well, from, from the, from like legal perspective, we have to understand that at the moment with their robin to litigations, all eyes are on us to see what the outcome of that would be. so that other countries or the european countries and implemented into the legal system as well so that

c. c is completely irrelevant. it still does have jurisdiction of crimes that have have occurred in, in ukraine. no, it russia is on like hand over it's friday. it's a nuclear arm country, isn't the former yugoslavia, right. you know, so and so, so it's unlikely that that will voluntarily surrender to the i see, see despite what the state is coming out. but that obviously has a very strong defense to this as, as that the mr. mark off is already stated. but the fact the matter is if he travels outside of his borders, if he travels to a state that is also a member of the i, c, c, there is a risk that he could be handed over. and the next trip that he has planned is in august to go to south africa for the brit summit. it may well be, and south africa has recently withdrawn its own withdrawal from the icbc. so the, the situation that happened with south africa previously with alba, sheer from sudan and saying to hand him over to the i, c, c. i don't think that they would make the same mistake twice. so whilst it may be

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and this warrant by the i c. c. does it have more than just a symbolic meaning, and is it realistic that we will see prudent on trial in the heck? yes, more than a symbolic meaning district putting freedom of travel, he can't travel to other states who are members of the international criminal court because he must fear that he will be arrested as soon as you arrive there. and we're seeing so many unlikely things in international criminal law. so why not a trial against hooting? well, as we know, russia doesn't recognize the jurisdiction of the i, c. c, but many other countries do. so how do you think this will affect his behavior going forward? i think we're now use a warrant. another 2 to integrated in this propaganda saying this is just another form of the west to a tech russia from a hello for a national criminal court as a weapon in this war. so for now, again, what we'll see in the future there are, there may be possibilities to and plus the service board. so tell us, what is the next step in terms of the i c,

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