alexander, i studied at columbia university, i attended lectures, i took notes, and everything is writtenstay with the team last night, i wanted to. establish contacts, understand motivation, do you care about the team? i don’t give a damn about the staff, i was busy, let me read the notes, please, you know that alexander, i studied at kolami university, i paid for my studies myself and i worked part-time as a baby sitter, i never missed a lecture, i never copied from anyone, that’s why i will never give my lectures to anyone. a babysitter is someone who cleans up after the dogs in the dog house, for sure. tomorrow morning i’m waiting for a sketch, here’s another one, and i’m also informing you that i’m not in full compliance with my duties. fine. if they don’t give me a bonus, i won’t pay off my debts, and rosa will eat me, you understand, she knows everything, she studied at columbia university, she wrote notes, she lives by them, i don’t understand. how will i do what she needs, if i don’t know what she needs, explain to me, ol, well, you need to see her in a friendly informal atmosphe

we will be speaking with a bernard professor but you do write about a columbia university law schoolr catherine frankie who at one time sat on the academic advisory council steering committee of jewish voice for peace. upon her landing in tel aviv, write an official at the airport showed her what appeared to be her canary mission profile. after being held for 14 hours, she was deported and informed she would be permanently banned from israel. this is just one example. jim bamford, thanks for being with us, investigative journalist well known for exposing cia. the new york times has called him the premier journalist on the subject of the nsa. the new yorker calls him the nsa's chief chronicler. we will eat your series and the nation, including the last one, "who is funding canary mission?" back with the bartered professor -- barnard professor in moment. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we are going to a bernard professor but we just learned we're joined now come if we can reach him, by akram al

you are at columbia university. i think you have a full ride i hear? you are a student there. >> so a little bit about the columbia thing. so i got accepted to a program columbia offers for recently incarcerated people. you have to accept an application that is a little complicated. i had to zoom with the lady and she said they granted it. so the upcoming, january or february, i will be going there. participating in the gia program. and after that, i will be a full student at columbia and i will be able to take three courses at a time. so you know, just to be able to walk that building is absolutely crazy. there's people that, it is people that who did absolutely wonderful and still didn't get accepted in the school. so walking the hallways is a blessing. i'm beyond thankful. >> i'm thankful you and i got a chance to talk and i wish you the best of luck. i do. if the smile is any indication of the intellect, you have a bright mind. why are you covering it up? show the teeth. >> you told me about that. i'm sorry. >> all right, rondo, you take care. we w

he is a professor at columbia university in the united states and is also an advisory secretary to the and at one time, he was an economic adviser to the general secretary of the cpsu central committee, mikhail gorbachev, and then to the president of russia, boris yeltsin. the stop and our post-soviet space in general. what did we talk about, jackson, of course, about ukraine, about this terrible conflict. for the first time, perhaps, a representative of the western elite said such a thing, it is very significant that the americans, the american elite, made a terrible mistake, starting in 2008, they constantly provoked, provoked, provoked russia, announced that nato was going east, that ukraine - this is part of the western world , that it will be in nato, and that there will be missiles, and crimea will be theirs, the american fleet will be stationed in sevastopol, they were provoked, and today jeffrey sachs says that what is needed is not negotiations, no, but a call from biden is needed, president of the united states, our president, vladimir putin, that the united states was wrong

you are at columbia university. i think you have a -- i mean, a full ride, i hear?student there as well. what are you doing? >> yeah, so, a little bit about the columbia thing. i got accepted to a program that colombia offers for recently incarcerated people. you have to submit an application that is a little complicated. i submitted mine and had a zoom with the lady and she told me that they granted it, so the upcoming -- i think i believe january or february i will be going there, participating in the cia program and, after that i will be a full student at columbia where i will be able to take three courses at a time. just to be able to walk into that building is absolutely crazy, and there are people that -- i did horrible in high school, okay? it is people who did absolutely wonderful and still didn't get accepted to that school, so being able to walk the hallways is just a blessing to be, especially from where i come from. i am beyond thankful. >> wow. i am thankful that you and i got a chance to talk right now, and i really, rondo, i wish you the best of luck.

erupted two weeks after the attack in a video that went viral. >> president minouche shafik of columbia universityare a coward! >> what can the university do at this time? >> if you support hamas, you should not be allowed to be an organization on campus. >> universities, colleges are supposed to be bastions of free speech. is this not a free speech issue? >> so is a student organization celebrating a lynching of an african american male free speech? i'm not asking for restrictions of free speech. i'm asking for equal treatment. that's it. >> you have spoken out. have you been reprimanded in any way by the university? >> i have not done anything wrong. i'm only saying what thousands of jewish and israeli faculty, staff, and students are feeling. >> shame on israel! >> we met another leader who has emerged on campus. mohsen mahdawi is co-president of columbia's palestinian students union. when the sjp and another group, jewish voices for peace, were suspended last month, mahdawi stepped up to lead a diverse, growing coalition of more than 80 campus groups. >> we come here, and we stand tall, to rai

amy: rashid khalidi, the edward said professor of modern arab studies at columbia university.thor of a never of books, including his latest, "the hundred years' war on palestine." we will link to your opinion piece in the l.a. times headlined "how the u.s. has fueled israel's decades-long war on palestinians." coming up, we look at how a group of palestinian christians are trapped in the holy family church in gaza where a mother and daughter were shot dead this weekend by an israeli sniper. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: the folksinger passed away this year. the song was later quoted in speech by dr. martin luther king jr.. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. it is terrorism. those were the words of pope francis after an israeli sniper shot dead two christian women, an elderly woman and her adult daughter who tried to save her at a catholic church in gaza city on sunday. the shooting took place at the holy family latin parish were scores of palestinian christians have been trapped with little food were wat

columbia university offered him an endowed chair position in 1977, which enraged the students to the extent that colombia had to withdraw their offer. georgetown university appointed kissenger at its center for strategic and international studies where he taught for several years. throughout his career, kissenger continued his consulting activities, speaking engagements and writing articles and books on foreign affairs. henry kissinger founded kissenger associates and new york city in 1982. this secretive consulting firm provided its high-profile client. with advice on investment opportunities, strategic partnerships and government relations on the international level. kissinger's interference in the south american affairs during the 70s came back to hunt him over the following four decades. under the direction of kissinger, the cia actively interfered in chile's politics when the democratically elected salvador ayande was the president. the cia's operations went beyond manipulating the public and congress. into conducting cous that eventually overthrew ayande's government and replac

in one of columbia universities , where he had given a speech and mentioned the same sentence , it wascomed by professors and students, and how useful this sentence was there and how well it was received, i want to tell you that you should see a keyword like nations. if these things happen, it means that we can do it. mandy ourselves if we have what we have we can introduce our capacities to the countries of latin america, we can introduce these two nations to each other. if these things happen , surely these capacities can be put to good use. well , it is happening now. in your opinion , how much capacity is there in this secretariat for this to happen? see this approach of more nations. in general, the philosophy secretariat was created by the permanent secretariat of the philosophy conference because of its creation. that's because he pointed out the examples of the works that have been done. you can see that some good and effective works have started now, for example, i am saying this today. honorable ambassadors of latin american countries who are guests we attended the conference

the dunning school as you mentioned, that name, by the way, was a columbia university in new york. this isn't just a product of of of lost cause southern. it was accepted throughout the country the lost cause became kind a national myth. okay embedded in the textbooks. embedded in. but up to the 1960s. and it lingers some places even today. okay. i'm going to ask you for the sake of brevity. just try to erase this for a moment. that's a that's a tall order. i realize. but the story of reconstruction is really quite different over last generation or so. a new generation of historians, two generations, perhaps you know, rethinking re researching and re addressing reconstruction and scraping away the crust of, lost cause ideology that, by the way, is the real revision ism. that's what revised the truth. okay. there are those in our society who want to use revisionism as a kind of almost a swear word about by trying to tell us that what we learned wasn't really so the revered, the lost cause story is the revision. we are going back to the roots, to this to the truth of what actually ha

the dunning school as you mentioned, that name, by the way, was a columbia university in new york. this isn't just a product of of of lost cause southern. it was accepted throughout the country the lost cause became kind a national myth. okay embedded in the textbooks. embedded in. but up to the 1960s. and it lingers some places even today. okay. i'm going to ask you for the sake of brevity. just try to erase this for a moment. that's a that's a tall order. i realize. but the story of reconstruction is really quite different over last generation or so. a new generation of historians, two generations, perhaps you know, rethinking re researching and re addressing reconstruction and scraping away the crust of, lost cause ideology that, by the way, is the real revision ism. that's what revised the truth. okay. there are those in our society who want to use revisionism as a kind of almost a swear word about by trying to tell us that what we learned wasn't really so the revered, the lost cause story is the revision. we are going back to the roots, to this to the truth of what actually ha

columbia university suspends two student organizations that led demonstrations calling for a ceasefirethe gaza war. and a number of professors from european and american universities were also fired or suspended for supporting palestine. minister the french judiciary threatens the supporters of palestine in this country with 7 years in prison. so far, 827 people have been fined in france for supporting the people of gaza. also, 190 supporters of palestine were arrested in germany due to the condemnation of the zionist regime. education officials in berlin announced that the certificates. ban the use of headscarves, stickers and symbols related to palestine for students . the sensitivity of the european authorities from holding rallies in support of palestine, bloggers are offered several voices to support the zionist regime instead of palestine. anwar football players excluding al-qazi from the competition due to his support for palestine. the loss of my sustenance is nothing compared to the hell that is coming upon the innocent and defenseless people of gaza. karim benzema threatened

he accepted an invitation from columbia university to serve president of that great institution, enabling him so thought at the time to devote to of his useful life to the challenges of education. but the events of the postwar world dictated otherwise. the urgent necessity for unity in the free world brought being the north atlantic treaty organization. and it was evident only one man could make that vital and complicated organization work the outset. dwight eisenhower at the end of 1950, he answered his country's call once more and once more. he was on european soil to assume supreme command of the land land, the sea and the air forces. a grand defensive alliance against the new threat arising from the soviets, who had once been nation's ally. he had to create, in the war weary european soul, the will to defend itself so that freedom so dearly bought would not be lost for more than a year. he labored diligent at his task of coalition. when he turned over the reins of command to general matthew the structure of military among free nations on rested the hope for continued peace was establi

he accepted an invitation from columbia university to serve president of that great institution, enabling him so thought at the time to devote to of his useful life to the challenges of education. but the events of the postwar world dictated otherwise. the urgent necessity for unity in the free world brought being the north atlantic treaty organization. and it was evident only one man could make that vital and complicated organization work the outset. dwight eisenhower at the end of 1950, he answered his country's call once more and once more. he was on european soil to assume supreme command of the land land, the sea and the air forces. a grand defensive alliance against the new threat arising from the soviets, who had once been nation's ally. he had to create, in the war weary european soul, the will to defend itself so that freedom so dearly bought would not be lost for more than a year. he labored diligent at his task of coalition. when he turned over the reins of command to general matthew the structure of military among free nations on rested the hope for continued peace was establi

columbia university suspends two student organizations that led demonstrations calling for a ceasefire in the gaza war . and a number of professors from european and american universities also because of their support. were fired or suspended. the minister of justice of france threatens palestine supporters in this country with 7 years in prison. so far , 827 people have been fined in france for supporting the people of gaza. also, 190 supporters of palestine in germany because of the condemnation of the regime zionists were arrested. berlin education officials announced that schools. prohibit the use of scarves, stickers and symbols related to palestine for students. the sensitivity of the european authorities from holding rallies in support of palestine , bloggers are offered several voices to support the zionist regime instead of palestine. football players anwar al-qazi from the tournament because. supporting palestine, depriving me of the loss of my sustenance and livelihood in front of the hell that is coming to the innocent and defenseless people of gaza, see nothing , threaten

and this image of the way on new york's columbia university, whose students do not go to hillary clinton's classroom, the former us secretary of state. instead, they ask him with placards about zionist crimes , can't your eyes see these? fatemeh rahnama khabari sada and the report of the sanctions court targeting the products of companies supporting the zionist regime have changed the business landscape in pakistan. in response to widespread calls to boycott companies affiliated to the zionist regime, the people of pakistan welcomed this issue. the continuous boycott campaign against pro-zionist companies' products it has ushered in a transformational period for western businesses in pakistan. in the face of tanin anaz's call for adjustment, these stores took a desperate step to return customers to their stores and reduce the price of their products by 55 in response to this boycott. i fully support the boycott of pro-american and pro-israel companies. it is heartbreaking to see the ongoing war crimes in gaza and it is time to use our consumer power to send a strong message. boycotting the

columbia university suspends two student organizations that led demonstrations calling for a ceasefire in the gaza war. and a number of professors from european and american universities were fired or suspended for supporting palestine. the minister of justice of france threatens palestine supporters in this country with 7 years in prison. so far, 827 people have died in france they were fined for supporting the people of gaza. also, 190 palestinian supporters have been arrested in germany due to the condemnation of the zionist regime. berlin education authorities announced that schools will ban students from wearing scarves, stickers and symbols related to palestine. the sensitivity of the european authorities from holding rallies in support of palestine , bloggers are offered several voices to support the zionist regime instead of palestine. football players banned anwar al-qazi from the matches because of his support for palestine. the loss of my sustenance and sustenance in front of the hell that befell the people gaza is coming innocently and defenseless. karim benzema was threate

and this image from the road at columbia university in new york. whose students do not go to hillary's classroom, the former us secretary of state. replace it with cartoons about crimes. self-sufficiency in providing paper for textbooks with revival and increasing the production of wood and paper factories in mazandaran. the inactive capacity of paper production in the country is about 14 thousand tons, and the revival of this capacity can be beneficial for the country in the near future. can we be self-sufficient in our own country or not? the answer is yes. we can definitely be self-sufficient. when the president gives a positive answer , he goes to one of the examples of this self-sufficiency, the production of paper, which is done in the two parts of packaging and writing in the country. in the production of packaging paper , we produce more than the country's needs, about 1,800,000 tons. there is still a need in the writing paper can't according to the ministry of culture and islamic guidance, the need for education is about 45,000 tons of paper, and the need for publishers is a

and this picture from the street of new york's columbia university , whose students do not go to hillarynton's classroom, the former us secretary of state, instead they ask her with placards about the crimes of the zionists . the head of the destroyer group of the ministry of defense and armed forces support said: the first naval innovation of the irgc will join the combat unit of this force by the end of this year. amir daryadar qolizadeh added: this destroyer named shahid sayad shirazi is going through the final stages of its construction and it will be unveiled by the end of the year. the irgc navy has already built the first prototype of the shahid soleimani-class submarine equipped with vertical launch missiles. the start of the popular plan to plant one billion trees across the country from today. the head of the natural resources and watershed organization says: more than 248 million seedlings. it is produced in 202 nurseries and will be available to people from today. the first stage of the implementation of the plan to plant one billion trees with the participation of the people

researchers at columbia university and nyu say there was a questionable surge in the short selling of the october 7th attack. now, short selling is a strategy aimed at making a profit off of an asset that's expected to drop in price. israeli officials say they're investigating. >>> do not use the same username and password for all of your accounts. that's how officials say hackers were able to access data from millions of 23andme profiles. this happened in october, but the company acknowledged the new information on monday. they say hackers only got into 14,000 accounts, but because of features that allow users to see information about possible relatives, more than 5 million customers were impacted. 23andme says it believes the breach has been contained. >>> and uber is slated to join the s&p 500. it's the latest sign that things are looking up for the ride hailing company after struggling through most of the pandemic. members of the s&p 500 have to show positive earnings in the most recent quarter and over the previous four quarters overall. that's your "cbs moneywatch" for this tues

columbia university suspends two student organizations that led demonstrations calling for a ceasefire in the gaza war. and a number of professors from european and american universities were fired or suspended for supporting palestine. minister of justice. my day is nothing compared to the hell that is coming upon the innocent and defenseless people of gaza. because of this support, karim benzema was threatened to take back the golden shoe . fifa banned the fans of the kozo football team for booing the zionist anthem. and the fate that included the english chelsea team. the third time. janzanan became the real tableau of the discourse of liberal democracy , which was hidden behind the mask of democracy's freedom of human rights for years. this is a double standard. because some people want to instill in the society that only they have the right and keep the right only for themselves. they want only themselves to win to be but with the help of social networks, people now see things that the media tries to hide from the people. amina sadat zabihpour, radio and television news agency. yo

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and this image from the road of columbia university in new york, whose students do not go to the classroom of former us secretary of state hillary clinton. instead , they ask him about the crimes of the zionists: can't your eyes see this? fateme rahnama hebarari sada. and sima bride, i am asking for the third time, am i not my lawyer, what is possible? no, is it really possible? yes, why not 60? it has been announced to buy dowry with 60 types in shashvareh city of household appliances . the price floor is in sarai irani. in the name of the god who created beauty and beauty, the friend of god, the merciful and the merciful , dear viewers of khabar khemet network, i am at your service . hello, we present the media section at 10:30. nejla tv series, animation, small movie, documentary, oceans , short news titles, this section is about patients' news dear, please remember the national code

responsible for some 15 percent of current level roaming levels, according to a study by new york's columbia university. it estimates that food production alone could cause the climate to boom by almost one degree by the year, 2100 the same as last week to blame this greenhouse gas is produced in the costs of room. and then plus, stocks treats me counts. we present of pharma who's trying to reduce his dairy farms. calvin footprint is christa cook. and as a farmer who is constantly trying to improve in elaborate agricultural management process, not just to provide healthy feed for his cattle, but also to improve the quality of the soil underneath that we have grass white, clover red, clover, and herbs species. diversification is very important for humans build up. the bacteria don't feed on just one thing. humans building can only work with biodiversity. homeless building is just one part of this elliptic system and the kettle or at the center twice a day. they move to another paddick with tall grass and it has to be done at precisely the right time. the stocks are fresh, choose the food for the animals

is on air, today our guest will be the famous economist jeffrey sachs, he is a professor at columbia universitye usa, and is also an adviser to: the secretary general of the united nations, at one time, in the late eighties, early nineties, he was an economic adviser to the general secretary of the cpsu central committee mikhail gorbachev, and then to the president of russia, boris yeltsen, that is, he knows our entire politics, our entire situation and our post-soviet space in general, which we talked about to jeffie saxon, and of course about ukraine, about this terrible conflict. for the first time, perhaps, a representative of the western elite said such a thing, it is very significant that the americans, the american elite, made a terrible mistake, starting in 2008, they constantly provoked, provoked, provoked russia, announced that nato was going east, that ukraine was part of the western world, that it would be in nato, and that missiles will be, and crimea will be theirs , the american fleet will be stationed in sevastopol, but they were provoked, and today jeffrey sachs says that what

i went to a consulate in toronto to revoke my israeli citizenship, and this picture is from columbia university in new york, whose students do not go to hillary clinton's classroom, the former us secretary of state, because of her lack of desire , they ask her about the crimes of the zionists. they don't see fateme rahnama , the tv news anchor , we are still with you today, mr. kasrinnejad, the case that happened in a day or two the past happened and it's okay to talk about it . blinken's trip to the occupied territories was, if i'm not mistaken, the fourth time after the al-aqsa storm that this trip has taken place . this time, what are the americans looking for in this trip and in the meeting and the messages that were exchanged, there are two main points. in these meetings, the americans paid attention to the fact that the most important point was the palestinian alley plan. in this plan, the us is giving heavy financial aid to four countries, egypt is more than one. it has billions of dollars now, or the aid, not the aid that is being done right now, there are two, three , iraq, yemen, the

responsible for some 15 percent of current level roaming levels, according to a study by new york's columbia university. it estimates that food production alone could cause the climate to boom by almost one degree by the year 2100 lisa. and it's lovely to blame this greenhouse gas is produced in the costs of room . and then plus stocks safely counts. we present of pharma who's trying to reduce his dairy farms called inputs, a christa cook, and as a farmer who is constantly trying to improve in elaborate agricultural management process. not just to provide healthy feed for his cattle, but also to improve the quality of the soil underneath that we have grass white, clover red, clover, and herbs species. diversification is very important for humans build up. the bacteria don't feed on just one thing. humans building can only work with biodiversity. who am this building is just one part of this elliptic system in the kettle or at the center, twice a day, they move to another paddick with tall grass. and it has to be done at precisely the right time. the stocks are fresh, choose the food for the animals. ev

and its consequences is rasheed haledi the edward said professor of modern arab studies at columbia university and the author of the hundred years war on palestine, a history of settler colonialization and resistance 1917-2017. "first i just have to say that for anyone who wants to put what's happening in gaza in context, i can't think of better book, um, you make the argument correctly of course that we see variations in scale and savagery and tactics, but not in intent. um, let's begin with on the eve of the balfor declaration, uh, only 6% of the..." presidents of historic palestine are jewish, and and i think if you can lay out the importance of the backing of superpowers, first britain and the united states in pushing through this zionist project? well, i choose to start, thanks for having me, chris, i choose to start this this narrative with the balf declaration of 1917, because i think that the the framing of the conflict as one just between zinanism and this tale of the hundred years, what i call 100 years war, with the balford declaration of 1917, which gives the power of the greatest

columbia university in the usa, and is also an adviser to the secretary general of the united nationsto the general secretary of the central congress mikhail gorbachev, and then to the president of russia, boris yeltsen, that is, he knows from the inside all our politics, our entire situation and, in general, our post-soviet space, what we talked about jefferson. of course, about ukraine, about this terrible conflict, for the first time, perhaps, a representative of the western elite said such a thing, it is very significant, that the americans, the american elite, made a terrible mistake, since the year they have constantly provoked, provoked, provoked russia, declared, that nato is going to the east, that ukraine is part of the western world, that it will be in nato, and that there will be missiles, crimea will have them in sevastopol , the american fleet will be, but they were provoked, and today jeffrey sachs says that what is needed is not negotiations, no, but a call from biden, the president of the united states, to our president. to vladimir putin, that the united states was w

solomia zurabishvili, the president of georgia graduated from columbia university, and she gave up duallong ago, possessing a passport and... a country is strictly prohibited in many states, why should an official or politician be given the opportunity to do whatever he is told from the outside, realizing that in at any moment his trace will go cold, everyone must be responsible to the people, well, this is in an ideal world, in the current real one, for example, the president of ukraine has citizenship great britain, as well as his relatives, and almost everyone received the honor of studying in america. from the national defense university and is a master of science in national resource strategy. let me remind you that today latvia continues to remain one of the poorest countries in the eu, eurostat reports. it would seem that using the example of ukraine one can finally verify how flirtations with the west end. how many? that you can step on the same rake and eat cookies from victorialand. interesting when asked whether to expect a truce with ukraine next year, russian deputy foreign

he is a professor at columbia university in the united states and is also an advisor to the secretaryly nineties he was an economic adviser to the general secretary of the cpsu central committee mikhail gorbach.

for example after the first lebanese war, in 1982 and i was an undergraduate student at columbia universityt anything could happen, that led to the peace agreement in the long—term between israel and the plo when at the time no—one thought that was a possibility. you always have to maintain the flexibility in your thinking to know that what is happening now will lead to a reality that no—one can imagine. i will lead to a reality that no-one can imagine. i think everyone — no-one can imagine. i think everyone is _ no-one can imagine. i think everyone is united - no-one can imagine. i think everyone is united in - no-one can imagine. i think everyone is united in your. no-one can imagine. i think. everyone is united in your call to have hope and you have a one dps there. thank you very much forjoining us. ukraine's domestic spy agency detonated explosives on a russian railway line deep in siberia on friday. a ukrainian source has told reuters it is the second attack on military supply routes in the area this week. the explosives were detonated as a freight train crossed the chertov bridge in