of the documentary decolonization of the mind academic broadcaster and investigative researcher david miller who's joining us now from bristol, mr. miller, welcome to the program, it's great to have. be with us uh, initially, i have two questions for you, first of all, what is uh the uh the motive behind this antiran propaganda by the way uh mainstream western media, and the second question would be, what led you to want to make this documentary? well, the the motive is that um, iran is a country which does not go along with the dominant us approach to world affairs and as a result. has been since it's inception of the islamic republic as you said under sanctions and seen as a threat and that's of course iran is a threat to western power um and the way in which things developed i mean you just talking on your news about new technological developments in of course there are many of these which i saw when i came there but these new development in the role of iran are in the context of a change in the way the world works towards multipolarity. intervention by the russians in indication of that,

we were earlier joined by david miller academic broadcaster and producer of the decolonization of the mind documentary. he has told us more about his motives for producing the program. well i came to to iran in march and uh, you one, when one lives in the west, one sees uh, a constant drum beat of propaganda again. iran only um last week at the un general assembly we saw the ambassador of the zionist entity gilad erdan trying to interrupt the speech of president raisi and amongst the things he was saying there and posing outside with iranian opposition the murder of massa amini which sparked off this uh protest series of protests last year but everybody knows who's looked at this that mas he was not murdered by the iranian state and indeed by anybody, and so what we see is a constant diet of propaganda, and i was aware of this, i've been studying propaganda in ireland, in iraq, in afghanistan for 30 years now, and so i was aware of this, but i i wanted to come to see iran for myself and see, try and get sense myself of what the country was like, and provide as a result of that, an ind

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as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university, and he's now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center of islam and global affairs at istanbul, zeam. diversity, he's also a co-director of the watch dog spinwatch, and he's a leading british scholarly critic of israel. joining us from california once again, is miko pelled and i spoke to him early via skype. miko is an author, a broadcaster and an outspoken advocate for palestinian liberation. he has a regular blog which aims to shine a light on the under-reported experiences of the palestinian people. his book, the general son, journey of an israeli in palestine, is powerful account of his life, and his book. injustice, the story of the holy land foundation five, covers the wrongful condiction and imprisonment of five palestinian americans in us, for sending food and medicine, orphans in palestine. welcome to the show, david, i wonder whether you could just say a word to about this show's experience with adl. we

islam revolution, researcher david miller, is also a former bristol university academic, has traveled to iran to investigate this issue. miller visited iran to personally see things taking place on the ground. he spoke to ordinary people and intellectuals about various issues, most specifically, the role of the west throughout iran's history. they particularly investigated the role that the uk has played in iran, interfering the country fairs before the islamic revolution, to measure it conducted after the... revolution, outcome of his research has been presented in documentary up decolonization of the mind, aired on press tv, you watch the documentary on our website. we earlier joined by did miller, academic broadcaster and producer of decolonization of the mind documentary and he told us more about his motives producing the program. well, i came to it. and uh, you know, one, when one lives in the west and sees uh, a constant drumby propaganda against iran, only um last week at the un general assembly was. saw the ambassador of the guilar erdan trying to interrupt the speech of presi

zionist entity should raise more than just our house. as always we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university and is now ancident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zeam university. he's also a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch. and is a leading british scholarly critic of israel, and i'm pleased to welcome back amar kasmi who's joining us via skype today. amar's an anti-imperialist political activist and commentator. he previously worked on jeremy corbin's 2016 leadership campaign and was a political advisor in my parliamentary office from 2017 to 2019. welcome to the show. amar, let me start with you. what can you tell us about some of the artists to released music with universal just so we can get an idea of how large this company actually is. uh, well universal music group um is the largest music company in the world, it was founded around 90 years ago, and so assign deals with some of the best music artists the world has ever known, um, today and in history, and it's

researcher david miller, a former bristol university academic, has traveled to iran to investigate the issue. miller visited iran to personally see things happening on the ground. he spoke to ordinary citizens and intellectuals about various issues, most specifically, the role of the west throughout iran's history. miller particularly investigated the role. k has played in the country from interfering in iran's affairs before the islamic revolution to measures conducted after outcome of his research has been presented in documentary dubbed decolonization of the mind. which is aired now on press tv, you could watch this documentary on our press tv website and we were earlier joined by david miller himself uh producer of the decolonization of the mine documentary and he told us more about his motives for producing this program. well i came to to ran in march and uh you know one one one lives in the west one sees. uh a constant rumbeat of propaganda against iran, only last week at the un general assembly we saw the ambassador of the zionist entity gilat erdan trying to interrupt the speec

for today, so let me thank our guest, miko pelled and of course our residence expert professor david miller. when it comes to exposing the diabolical tactics of the israeli regime, palestine declassified goes where the corporate media fears to tread, so please share today's program on your social media platforms to help us reach the widest possible audience, and follow us on facebook, twitter and telegram too. in the meantime, palestine declassified will be back next week with more forensic investigations and analysis, so until then this is chris williamson saying bye for now. the international community became involved in mali following the adoption of a un resolution in 2013. it's an evil force that needs to leave our land. it's been of no use. it has failed to deliver. give us few weeks and we will drive them out of the country. i love our country and i love the armed forces. i think they're doing a good job. we want new constitution for young people in mali, it will bring peace, prosperity and stability. it all starts at. in 2019, uk marines illegally seized an iranian oil cargo off the

also with us, aaron david miller. welcome to y both. maybe i could start with you, aaron miller.do you know about the negotiation and how this financial arrangement was organized? who was it who was the broker? >> deliberations are like an iceberg. one quarter above the waterline, three quarters below. but negotiations have been emerging for at least a year and a half. the negotiation of five americans in exchange for five iranian nationals in exchange for roughly $67 million, not in frozen assets, but iranian assets in south korean banks, would be deposited under the u.s. treasury of supervision to qatari thbank, assuming they make legitimate claims for services that are humanitarian in nature. i think it is frankly part of a broader set of indirect discussions and negotiations that the united states has been having with iranian officials in an effort to "de-escalate" a clearly fraught situation between the united states and ir's nuclear program. it is a peace, frankly. -- it is a piece, frankly. there have been deals in iran. frankly, if you wanted to free five unjustly impriso

the final match of their one—day series with australia and janice for, by 122 run, david miller, 31593, reading —— winning the series 3—2. that is all the support from us for now, the arsenal score is currently up to 0-1, with arsenal score is currently up to 0—1, withjust arsenal score is currently up to 0—1, with just over five arsenal score is currently up to 0—1, withjust overfive minutes left in that match there. the united nations says the number of people killed in last week's floods in libya has reached more than 11,000. another 10,000 peoplke are still missing. two dams failed in a storm a week ago today which saw large parts of the eastern city of derna washed away. 0ur correspondent anna foster is there and has this update on the situation. all the time, there are still recovery teams arriving to continue their work here in derna. we know now that more than 10,000 people are still missing, so that attempt to try and recover those bodies is continuing in this area, which you can see just a small bit of the devastation, but this is repeated right the way through the heart of

i'm alsojoined by aaron david miller, senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peaceons, _ it that was the broker? the negotiations, it _ it that was the broker? the negotiations, it is - it that was the broker? tte: negotiations, it is like an iceberg, a quarter is above the water and three quarters below. it has been emerging for at least a year and a half. the return of five americans for a change of five iranian nationals in prison and exchange for roughly $67 million. it would be south korean banks to be deposited and dispensed defenders so can make legitimate claims for goods and services that are considered humanitarian in nature. i think it is also, frankly part of a broader set of indirect discussions and negotiations that the united states has been having, i think. it is an effort to de—escalate a clearly fraught situation between the united states and iran over iran's nuclear programme. it is apiece,, frankly. there are no good deals with iran, only varying degrees of bad ones. i think this administration did the right thing, bringing them home. but we shou

of the civil war a federal burial party taking a much needed respite from its macabre toil on david miller's farm. there musket stacked. some men lean on shovels and spades. one slings a pick over his shoulder, the foreground of the image is littered with splintered fence rails and human debris. lifeless bodies, very likely the the dead of the 124th pennsylvania volunteers raked by a fierce rebel musket tree delivered from the west, arrayed a neat row awaiting their soon to be excavator todd graves. if inspected with care this steria negative one of 95 images collected on the battlefield that autumn yields tantalizing clues as to the emotional toll levied by the civil war's inevitable post battle errand. somber and sallow faced the burial detail surveys the hellscape around them appearing to oscillate between or or horror and disbelief, while some soldiers in the image engage in conversation. one member of the crew points directly ahead, perhaps indicating the location of the next shallow trench into which rows of bodies will be heaped seated the grounds yet another man turns away from the c

. >> david lee miller is with us, what can you tell you gos? >> the scene is horrific. of the towers literally collapsed, there is debris falling. i am out of breath running for our lives. [sirens] >> got to stop. stop. [sirens] >> hold on. >> it appears the building collapsed from the damage from the heat of the fire. that was the building hit by the second plane, it seemed to come in lower altitude, hit the building lower down and there was a fireball. damage came at point there is more weight on top of it and steel girders had a lot of weight to support. i'm guessing they gave way. the loss of life is going to be enormous. >> may god help all the souls that are lost today. >> this is rick with our producer in lower manhattan. you cannot even see the sky because of soot, ash, reigning down. >> this is church street, it look like a snow storm hit, there is thick ash on the ground, lots of it. . >> i was evacuating people out and it blew. >> you couldn't move, you couldn't see, my eyes and mouth were full. we ran out of new york state supreme court and jumped on the jur

joining me is garrett haake, tim miller, david jolly and maria theresa cumar.everyone but the frontrunner who is pulling farther ahead in our poll this week, farther ahead from the second place candidate, ron desantis, with nikki haley having the best post-debate showing in the polls. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. haley was the only candidate who had measurable polling growth nationally or in one of the early states after the first debate. it was donald trump who managed to widen his lead over the field after the first debate that he skipped. that's the challenge for the other seven candidates who will be on stage tonight. how do you manage a moment that matters meaningfully when the frontrunner is ahead by 43 points? that's the gulf in the nbc poll between donald trump and ron desantis. how do you manufacture that and get the voters who are backing trump to care about it at a debate they may not be watching because the frontrunner will have another event streamed live on another channel at the same time? there's different strategies at play here. if you are

chief david beat miller mr. matthew davies who will be jointly delivering cbp testimony.hief miller chief law enforcement operations the is border patrol. washington d.c. he is responsible for day-to-day border patrol operations throughout the united states and international engagement. he serves as a principal adviser to the chief of the border patrol on enforcement operations, personnel, infrastructure and technology requirement. mr. davies serves as executive director for admissibility and passengerec programs within the office of field operation. he oversees multiple national level programs in addition to surveying between the travel industry and the office of field operations. welcome gentlemen you are recognized for seven minutes. >> good afternoon chair sinema, ranking member it's an honor to testify today discuss u.s. customs and border protection operations that are nation's ports of entry. as the termination of title 42 public healthat order. i'm proud to represent the more than 30,000 dedicated personnel cbp officer field operations commonly referred to remaine

miller. >> louis j. nacke. >> donald arthur peterson. >> jean hoadley peterson. mark david rothenberg. christine ann snyder.ohn talignani. honor elizabeth wainio. >> to my cousin, debbie jacob walsh. >> distinguished guests, families, friends, my name is jeffrey myers. it is my honor and privilege to offer a concluding prayer at the sacred moment on this holy ground. within the jewish faith our tradition is upon remembering our loved ones that we recite in memorial prayer. i will chant it first in hebrew and then translate it for you in english. [speaking foreign language] rest infinite rest in your sheltering presence among the holy and the pure of all of our beloved, we remember this day who have gone to the eternal home. a merciful one, we ask that our loved ones find peace in your tender embrace. their memory and during this inspiration for commitment to their ideas and integrity in our lives. may their souls be up in the bounds of life. may they always rest in peace. amen. you may be seated. we gathered today to remember what was, what is and what will never be. we were called the sacrifice of 40 air t

david miller joined the to do. of the united states. what's he doing appearing on a picket line? he's the man who's supposed to be able to resolve all these problems. and if he thinks that the employers in these large car plants are not playing fair by the workers he calls them in and has a showdown with them, if he could remember who they are, of course , and no who they are, of course, and no doubt they can prep him on that. >> but this is electioneering, isn't it, really? >> well, but it's also downgrading the office of president. i mean, there have been lots of elections in america. never before has a president joined the picket line. and it's just a sign that, i mean, one longs to believe in america and america in democracy as fervently as some of them do. but this is not a great advertisement for american democracy. >> or do you do you see it as him being the definition of what a social democrat is, is that, you know, he is and his whole career was about being the working man's sort of politician. absolutely

david butler, communications advisor to the chairman, elizabeth miller, washington bureau chief with the new york times. john donnelly, senior writer at cq roll call. and max let, publisher for stars and stripes. i would like to acknowledge the presence today of the ukrainian ambassador to the u.s.. welcome back to the club. [applause] the united states national defense strategy is focused on a rising china which america views as its most consequential strategic competitor and russia, which has proven over the past year and a half that is a clear and present threat. over nearly the past year and a half russia slaughtered ukrainians and ukrainians have fought back with everything they have. general milley said in his remarks last year that the best way to honor ukrainian sacrifice is continue to support its fight for freedom and stand against tyranny. while the fundamental character of war has not changed, he said, the way war is fought is changing, the weapons, technologies, organizations and doctrine of fundamental, profound, and significant. were it will look very different in the

miller. [bell rings] >> louis joseph nacke. [bell rings] >> donald arthur peterson. [bell rings] >> jean hoadley peterson. [bell rings] mark davidothenberg. [bell rings] christine ann snyder. [bell rings] john talignani. [bell rings] >> honor elizabeth wainio. [bell rings] >> and to my cousin, debbie jacobs welsh. may we never forgot what they taught us that day. god bless. [bell rings] >> distinguished guests, family, friends, my name is jeffrey myers. i am the rabbi in pittsburgh. it is my honor and privilege to offer a concluding prayer at the is the sacred moment on this holy ground. within the jewish faith, our tradition is, upon remembering our loved ones, that we recite in memorial prayer. i will chant it first in hebrew and then translate it for you in english. [speaking hebrew] >> exalted, compassionate god rest infinite rest in your , sheltering presence among the holy and the pure of all of our -- veer to the souls --the pure to the souls of all of our beloved, we remember this day who have gone to the eternal home. merciful one, we ask that our loved ones find peace in your tender embrace. their memory enduring this

. >> david sassa thank you so much, i'm so glad you were here to bring us what you could as well. >>> i want to bring in chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst john miller and former philadelphia police commissione commissioner, ramsay. the prisoner now escaped custody yesterday morning. and we're here a day and a half later. what is the strategy at this point to try to figure out how best to use the resource he how to find this person, do you immediately have half the team that's going to other locations in bordering states trying to figure out what his path may have been, are you combing through this area the disposal an the environment what is the plan? >> well i believe they are doing all the above. i mean they have already sent out alerts to neighboring jurisdictions. to be on the lookout for this flair individual. -- particular individual. they are conducting a systematic search of the community, this is a rural community, lot of places for him to hide, inside and outside apparently. this is a holiday weekend, i heard you mention that earlier, people may not be home and may not be aware he broke in and found some shelter that way. they have got to

david: there is always a worry, but it was not just career. it was ge, miller, with being competitive with japanese and korean factories. it 10% of costs comes from labor and if you boost pay up 5% to year, it is not as if every vehicle loses money. it cuts into record profits, but it does not devastate. there is a competitive disadvantage of labor costs. the union is going to make a big stink about this, and they have been saying they need to organize tesla. they have never been any good at it. they have routinely failed. they have never failed to disappoint. if they get a new contract, they will have to go back in four years and say "we did organize." jonathan: have you been surprised or understanding or interested in how the executives of the three auto companies have reacted? david: i have. they have voiced frustration. you can see that from pharaoh way. marie is always composed. she is frustrated with the union really. she says they are having a tough time with sean fain. bill ford said to the bargaining committee, "i believe this is a fair deal." i don't

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