i'll say, let me ask you find the dr. west, what would day? one of a cornell west presidency look like when i have to my beloved wife, i say, do you know if, when i, when i'm not even going to move into the white house until every one has a house that the 1st day is going to be one in which a paradigm shift has taken place, the 1st day of the one in which we're going to begin the demilitarized of u. s. foreign policy to the bull. back of all the military troops in too many places is going to be one in with wall street and pentagon and silicon valley leaves will begin to tremble because well, passed the lie and on their organized re not in the spirit of a credit like jesus in the temple and i don't know, jesus, jesus, an example, ran out the money change was not because he ended the wrench. he hated green and miss. and i'm glad is about that age. written other person agree age with the injustice. that will be the spirit of wes administration, and i will do it goes out why julia decided and no man moving about jamal and her whole lost little comp

caller: good morning, dr. west. it is an honor to speak with you, but i am truly an independent because it is without a doubt the two major parties are deeply flawed. however, the problem i have is that the republican party has become an instrument of fascism. i am really afraid to vote third-party to hand the reins of power over to a deeply flawed and dangerous group. i respect your positions, but i'm very hesitant to support you. how would you respond to my concerns? guest: that is really a very crucial question. it really is. because this is the clash between what i was talking about in terms of utilitarian thinking , counting the numbers, and trying to create something new. fascism is real. fascism is at work in a powerful way in the republican party and can in the republican party. and it could easily spill over in the democratic party too. don't think the republicans have a monopoly. but certainly trump is worse. but one out of 10 of those voted for bernie sanders. but it is a matter of policy and spirit. but

i'll say, let me ask you find the dr. west, what would day one of a cornell west presidency look like? when i have to my beloved wife, i say, do you know if, when i, when i'm not even going to move into the white house until every one has a house that the 1st day is going to be one in which a paradigm shift has taken place. the 1st day of the one in which we're going to begin the demilitarized of u. s. foreign policy to the full back of all the military troops. in too many places is going to be one in which wall street and pentagon and silicon valley leads won't begin to tremble because well, passed the light on, on their organized re not in the spirit of a live g lives in the temple. and i don't know, jesus, a jesus, an example, ran out the money change was not because he ended the wrench. he hated green and miss. and i'm glad is about that age. written. other person agree age with the injustice that will be the spirit of wes administration. and i will do it goes out while i get it is uh the answer is no man moving a bu, jama

i'll say, let me ask you find the dr. west, what would day one of a cornell west presidency look like. when i have to my beloved wife, i said, you know, if, when i, when i'm not even going to move into the white house until every one has a house that the 1st day is going to be one in which a paradigm shift has taken place. the 1st day of the one in which we're going to begin the demilitarized of u. s. foreign policy. the bull. back of all the military troops in too many places is going to be one in which wall street and pentagon and silicon valley leaves will begin to tremble because will pass the light on their organized re, not in the spirit of a live g lives in the temple and i don't know jesus, but jesus and the devil ran out the money changes, not because he needed to run it. he hated green and miss, hey, i'm glad is about a trip. another person of green, a drip in just this, that will be the spirit of a wes administration and i will do it goes out and get it is uh the answer is no man, move a little jamal in a whole spli

dr. cornell west, who lauched his bid as member of the people's party and dr. west joins us now. dr. unning to win? are you running to get your issues of importance that you think joe biden is not paying enough attention to to the forefront? >> well, i mean, one, my dear brother, you always have a calling to win. you want to bear witness at the highest level of quality, integrity and honesty that you can, yes. i'm trying to push toward the finish line, why? because i want to reintroduce america to the best of itself, and it's fairly clear that brother trump and neo-fascist gangster not the past. brother biden neo-liberal hypocrite and i want to do what chief joseph and grace lee bald and louise moreo, those are those fighting for poor and working people. both parties stand in the way of the impoverished and poor and working people. both parties are tied to wall street, militarism, pentagon, tied to silicon valley. what about the 60% oppresses america of all colors who are struggling every day and month to put food on the table and are hardly doing it while the 1% is simply tied to the

dr. cornel west. he's running as a green party candidate and he's challenging the democrats because he feels they're abandoning the principles they once held dear. he's live here exclusively and he's going to tell us what those principles are. but first, ending race grift. >> that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> the man who was elected president of the united states twice who graduated from harvard law school, who owns close to $100 million worth of luxury homes. in the most exclusive enclaves of america. >> and who spends his summers with celebrities mega yachts in the mediterranean? that guy, barack obama, is now trying to sell the notion that is the cornerstone of american life. if a republican who may even be sincere in saying i want us all to live together doesn't have a plan for how do we address crippling generational poverty that is a consequence of hundreds of years of racism in this society. and we need to do about that. there may come a time where there's somebody in the republican party

in a short video released monday, dr. westoth the mocraticnd repubcan parts. >> i'm notalking aut hatin anody, we e talkinabout loving. we arealking about airming. we are tking abo empering the w have en pusd to e margins. cause neher polical part nts to tell the tru about wall street,bout ukraine come about the pentagon, about big tech. amy: the announcement surprise many political observers. in 2008, he endorsed barack obama but later became a vocal critic of the obama-biden administration. in 2016 and 2020 come he backed bernie sanders in the democratic primaries. cornel west is running as a member of the people's party, which was founded by a former staffer of sanders after the 2016 election. it is an alternative to the two party system. this would be the first time the party has fielded a candidate for president. according to the new republic, the people's party has ballot access and barely a handful of states. dr. west is one of the nation's most recognized public intellectuals. he is a professor of philosophy and krisha

caller: good morning, dr. west. an honor to speak with you, but i am truly an independent because it is without a doubt the two major parties are deeply flawed. however, the problem i have is that the republican party has become an instrument of fascism. i am really afraid to vote third-party to hand the reins of power over to a deeply flawed and dangerous group. i respect your positions, but i'm very hesitant to support you. how would you respond to my concerns? guest: that is really a very crucial question. it really is. because this is the clash between what i was talking about in terms of utilitarian thinking , counting the numbers, and trying to create something new. fascism is real. fascism is at work in a powerful way in the republican party and can in the republican party. and it could easily spill over in the democratic party too. don't think the republicans have a monopoly. but certainly trump is worse. but one out of 10 of those voted for bernie sanders. but it is a matter of policy and spirit. but how do

seyed reza sadr hosseini, an expert on west asian issues, and dr. mirmasoud jamshidpour, another expert on west asian issues in our country, and guests will be added to our group by phone. welcome to mr. dr. mr. dr. jamshidpour and mr. dr. dr. dear host, dear and dear service to you. hello, i hope to be at your service . god willing, we will be able to serve you a good and useful program. hello , have a good time. dear viewers and guests dear lonely doctor, i am at your service. thank you and goodbye to the dear viewers of the network. we invite you to talk to the mother of the news network . join us. colleagues, prepare a report. let's see together. we will be at your service . they came together in tehran and since the resumption of relations between the two countries , the visit of the saudi foreign minister to tehran to see his iranian counterpart has become more concrete, a trip that attracted the attention of the international media.

[dr. west] economically, they are catching hell. but their angle of vision was not to confront the most powerful, but the scapegoat, the most vulnerable. we need to get the, get the illegal aliens out of our country and back into their country so we're not havin' to support them. [jeremy] it was the first time where you really see the anti-immigrant sentiment that is bubbling up and is being fed by conservative media, particularly fox news. another awful crime allegedly committed by an illegal immigrant. [brian] illegal aliens are smuggling heroin into the united states. our taxpayers are subsidizing nearly half a million illegal aliens. [crowd chanting] [bill] something happened where the populism went from being i would say a useful corrective to the elites, a useful channel for popular anxieties and complaints, and it turned sort of bitter, it turned ugly. i don't see that, this dying down at all, until barack obama's out of the white house. there's also a racist element to this. studies showed the election of a black president t

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seyed reza sadr hosseini, an expert on west asian issues, and also mr. dr. amir masoud jamshidpour, another expert on west asian issues of our country, and guests will be added to our group by phone, soldier hosseini from hello, good time. welcome to mr. dr. dr. jamshidpour and mr. dr. dear host , dear expert . hello, i hope to be at your service. god willing, we will be able to provide a good and useful program to the viewers of mahan motor jump. hello, good time , delicious. hello, i am at your service, dear viewers and dear guests, i am the only doctor at your service. this report is here. let's see together. we will be at your service . seven years of the flags of the islamic republic of iran and saudi arabia in tehran together. the appointment of documenting the relations between the two countries with the visit of the foreign minister. saudi arabia to tehran for seeing his iranian counterpart has become more objective, a trip that caught the eyes of the international media , 150 reporters, photographers and videographers from various media outlets came

and i think 5 in the western region of tar 4, specifically in the city of janina dr. syndicates in west and west are 4 describe the situation as catastrophic. and they compared it to the 1994 genocide in rwanda . saying that people there are being targeted based on their ethnicity in, in the state. so the situation there is quite a dire many people saying that they're trying to play to make it to neighboring tad . but because of so many, ira militias on the road, they were afraid of being caught target said so some of them remained behind in the city while some tried to fight back against the attack by the arab militias in west star for him on morgan. the, with the latest for us on the ground and on demand and through don, thank you. have the ukraine says it has really taken its 1st town since the stones of its country offensive the small town of blackwood, daphne, and that's in the west of them. and yet screeching keeps on. forces have also released the video, which they say show as follows as planting the ukrainians live in that town. they've also said that the troops have taken sever

dr. cornel west, announced he is now running for the green party nomination.e progressive activist, professor emeritus at princeton university, and professor of philosophy at the union theological seminary before airtime. >> professor west, thanks so much for joining us. tell us why you are running for president? >> one, thank you so very much for having me on. but i'm running for president because we are in such a deep crisis. i think it's very important in these bleak times that america be reintroduced to the best of itself. as martin king, that's rachelle, as i eat, as grossly boggs, as dorothy de. they did not live for nothing. and when i talk about individuals, i'm talking about the movement behind them. they put the focus on precious poor people. precious working people. we now have two political parties, so tied to wall street, so tied to pentagon, so tied to the wealthy. so tied to militarism. that the plight of poor working people, being overlooked, my brother. by both parties. both parties are in the way. we've got a corporate do apple e that needs t

hanizadeh, an expert on west asian issues, about mr. dr. amirabdollahian's trip to the uae . mr. hanizadeh. hello, good morning. amir abdollahian visited several countries in the west asian region, what effect can it have on regional relations, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the visit of mr. dr. hossein amirabdollahian, the minister of foreign affairs of the islamic republic of iran , to the four member countries of the gulf cooperation council, qatar , the kingdom of oman, kuwait, today, the uae within the framework of the policy of the 13th government to create convergence a regional analysis, since after the agreement between iran and saudi arabia, the countries of the persian gulf region sent a maritime cooperation package to iran to localize the security of the persian gulf , so it seems that during the visit of dr. amir abdollahian to the four countries of the persian gulf region to implement the persian gulf security localization plan, this issue will take a serious shape and its own operation, which issues such as the palestine issue, the issue of trade relations

dr. kamiyar, an expert on west asian issues. the invasion of the zionist military and wooden floor lands it started a few days ago and two days ago, at the bottom of the attack , a lebanese farmer forced the zionist soldiers to retreat with a bulldozer . he challenged with empty hands, the images published on social media sites with the title of standing heroically with empty hands in front of the zionist war machine, images of emptying the soil towards the direction of maybe emptying the field . the skin of the lady i stood up has a thread, but this is the red line the lands of open shoes that belong to lebanon, we are leaving our land because we have given a lot of blood for these lands, souda declared the un representative in this country as an undesirable element and accused the sudanese ministry of foreign affairs of reporting on the situation before the start of the conflict. the german representative of the united nations hid khatun in the reports of the crisis situation. general abdul fattah, the commander of the sudanes

west asian issues, mr. dr.ed ali, hello, i have a good time, i am at your service, greetings and respect, mr. dr. omid, an opponent of the best members of the al-qasa mosque , and the birds. up to date and turn after turn, especially the town of cars, attracted people to implement this very criminal plan and program against all historical facts. the issue of time division and today will remain like the division of space. in fact, the school should implement it. the next issue is the issue of the scenario, the issue of closing all the passages and entrances of the al-aqsa mosque, as well as the al-aqsa mosque. the location plan of these is that from the south side of the al-ali mosque and the south and the rock, the silver dome will actually belong to the jews. consumption is famous and next to it it is possible to take it after this issue and not allow muslims to enter, and the entire area is 124,000 square meters of it. this is always the first issue of the gradual destruction of the dome . it is actually gold

dr. the events in south west africa are called the 1st genocide of the 20th century. stand not without reason, are compared to the holocaust just 2 decades later after the massacre in nam may be a hitler to solve unit foot on the same round colonial uniform which force the world into the chasm of the 2nd world war. the case of china, it's the, the us for the elevator to tie one's international status. you see, you know, see lucy's visits, which already credit crisis, the plaintiff on short, china will start a military operation. there was, i haven't even have notes. i don't have even doubts about the people say there's give us and there's takers. this operating through some people are just natural givers and want to give and go the extra mile. and we don't want to help and feel good about it. and there are some people that are, you know, takers that you would like to take advantage of whatever science and getting the lives of balance. you know, there's, makes, takes all kinds of make the world go around. yeah, that's going to be the one for sure. thing it's gonna rain all night. this is a 100

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dr. fees. i dish the west mesa that's enough. we're no longer interested in a union with the russians, so we don't have to abide by the agreements with them. we need to make the alter records, non existent, rejoined the but the lies need the red army in the far east. with a one and a half 1000000 strong quanto natalie is waiting. the us and britain had a hard time re taking several islands from japan. welcome some help with a japanese and threatened the most was the idea that the soviets, by convinced that instead of war, truman understood this talent assurance of the russians are coming in on schedule. to ride in his diary test dollar will be in the draft for by august 15th sydney japs. when that occurs, the the invincible of glenville, naomi was able to hold out for just 20 days. the, the red armies outstanding manchurian operation ended incomplete victory. the even the military reasons for which dealership and i just saw people don't, the bomb was not actually dropped on japan. it was dropped on the soviet union as a warning o

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their positions towards the countries of the asian region to the west and changed giving and witnessing his telephone conversation with mr. dr. raisi , the respected president of our country, how do you evaluate this change of position of the french government towards west asian countries? he was the first leader of a western country, which is credited to this time. he traveled to paris after the assassination of khashoggi. this time, he should create his own political process for iran with the formation of agreements that have come about in the president's government. we had it in the news that different news agencies, including some saudi arabian news agencies, had pointed out that saudi foreign minister bin farhan is going to visit tehran tomorrow, and during this trip, the saudi arabian embassy will be reopened in tehran tomorrow . please tell us about this issue. logical disagreements to reach a full agreement regarding the trip to tehran, which will carry a message from king salman of saudi arabia regarding the development of relations between the two countries and the possibility of reopening the saudi embassy in tehr

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support forces and the so the news army since the fighting started in mid april. meanwhile, the west on full dr. syndicate is appealing to the international community to take immediate action to stop daily massacres. comparing the situation to the want. in genocide it says more than a 1000 people have been killed since mid april. refugees are escaping in to neighboring chide. zane bus driver has moved from audrey in the border region. getting out as alternate on now is effectively taking your life into your own hands . those people that are able to escape the besieged city and arrive here at camps like this in audrey. they come here and they wait for help. we've been talking to many of them and they tell terrifying stories of exactly how arduous it was to get out. one man told us that along the way they encountered malicious, a check points who beat them, who threatened their lives, and who shot at them as they were running away. and they were split up that the group that was coming was split up, and one man said he's still trying to find his brother to dusty. they've been to us and kicked us.

dr. the events in south west africa are called the 1st genocide of the 20th century and not without re these are compared to the holocaust just do decades later after the massacre in them. maybe a scalars are solved unit food on the same brown colonial uniform which puts the world into the chasm of the 2nd world war. the oh, what else seemed wrong? just don't you have to shape out the application and engagement because the trails when so many find themselves will support, we choose to look so common ground, the acceptance. and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do, you do not watch my new show seriously. why watch something that's so different whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please or do you have the state department, the c, i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your facts for you. go ahead, change and whatever you do. don't want myself to stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time. but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the wayne

dr. the events in south west africa are called the 1st genocide of the 20th century and not without reason. park compared to the whole of cost just $2.00 decades later after the massacre in nam may be a hitler to solve unit foot on the same round colonial uniform which puts the world into the chasm of this 2nd world war. the hey, welcome back. i'm rick sanchez. and i want to show you something, this is a graphic that reveals what's been happening in the united states for well, the better part of the last decade. the question is how do we as americans feel about our government, do we trust in more or do we trust it less? look at that line. i mean there was a time when americans 77 percent said they generally trusted their government to do the right thing. look how that shift look forward is now somewhere around 20 percent of americans say they just believe their government. and that's fascinating . and we're back now with the other than the ed martin, former chair of the missouri republican party. um, staunch libertarian slash conservative and conservative goods are registered by unless jud

dr. documents and what have you, people suffered, you know, what we have talking about large numbers of intellectuals and generals officers. and so many people have basically i languished in prisons, they were west the media despite told that there and. and despite the fact that there were signs that the, the sort of dr months and evidence were all concoct up against these people. and the west, the media was still sticking to add on and saying he was doing the right thing. because at the time he was imprisoning what we call in this country, the nation with this and the regime s. okay, so what the meat west, the media says about someone like came and should not be taken so seriously. so the good thing is, and in this country, the onto metacognition is measured that's about 8 to 5 to 95 percent. and, and that for the, you know, the people don't get carried away, but by what they see in the west, the media. i see. so i guess then in recent years, he's somewhat fallen out of favor with the us. also grace. i think he's fallen out of grace. yes, because you know what happened was she done an against the american plans of carving out the code at least on and particularly in the case of syria and that h

pre—recorded, and therefore missed a big london story — the victory of west ham united in football's europa conference league final that night. drer bbc local radio station managing editor, thought that was appalling. in response, a bbc spokesperson told us... as for bulletins designed for one region being shown in other parts of the country, that left some viewers confused. and wilson wondered... and on the wider issue of the dispute, dave barnes begged... last week, bbc news got something of a scoop, an interview by lucy williamson with the controversial social media influencer andrew tate. she's been reporting on his activities in romania for several months. tate is being investigated by prosecutors there over allegations of rape, human trafficking and exploiting women, which he denies. in the interview, he dismissed the testimony of individual women who have made accusations against him, claiming that one woman interviewed anonymously by the bbc earlier this year was imaginary and had been invented by the bbc. i've presented you with case after case after case with quote after quote after quote of people who are genuinely co

since the beginning of this conflict, the west off for dr. syndicate has appealed to the international community to stop the violence. the killings have reportedly been carried out by gunman, mainly in the city of al janina, the force of the scene of vinyl spots by territorial disputes and access to war. so between tribes of african origin and our tribes. well, let's go straight to, to have a move and she's across all of this from on demand that's across the now river in. i'm just from cartoon a, but this is my end to just a few hours ago, and we're already seeing funding not only in the capital, but also in west, off of where it's been incredibly useful. yes indeed. now subsidy has been very quiet in be capital thought of too. but since the early hours of sunday morning there has been heavy artillery. there's been a asterix in various parts of the capitol and there has been gunfire exchange between the rapids support forces. and this would in these army now this, this fire did not include the western region of tar forward, despite mediators saying it was supposed to be a country wide

i'm dr leah torres and i'm medical director of the west alabama women's center.g that i've seen happen more than a few occasions, where people who would otherwise should have been helped were not and fortunately, find care here and have that care that they need before something irreversible happens — whether that's death or a hysterectomy because of an infection. these are real consequences of not getting healthcare in a timely fashion. abortion is healthcare. you don't have to like it. but the politicisation, the criminalisation of this aspect of healthcare, makes it so healthcare providers are afraid. since moving to alabama in 2019, dr torres has faced death threats and had her medical license temporarily provoked, but she refuses to back down. 84% of maternal deaths are preventable and what do we do? we make it worse. without access to abortion care, the maternal mortality rate rises. more people die. so, over the past year, patients in alabama who've wanted or needed an abortion have had to travel hundreds of miles, normally by car and often, to florida. now

when your current has continued to attack of areas west and russian regions with drones. dr. sitting several cities needed ukrainian border, this map right there at showing the impact sites with the cities of color, skin belgrade on the boundary of ukraine. and it brought in judges, but further to the east. and one of the drones fell and there a nuclear facility encoder, and 3 people were injured when a new, a crash into a building in virginia. and that's with all the agent shaped bows. now reports from a pleasure joining me from yet another indiscriminate attack on civilians by the ukrainian ministry probably carried out with western supply weapons. the devastation here is very difficult to describe what you can see. this drawn, which was heavily armed with a large explosive war. it was purposefully aimed through the window of this apartment. it's an absolute miracle that nobody was killed. we've had 3 people injured. the local governor has said that the attack occurred this morning at about 1030 and during the attack. oh it is. there's video, evidence of the drone circling

emmanuel macron's museum, compared to the recent developments in the west asian region, we are witnessing it. contact a 90-minute phone call with dr how do you evaluate the change of position of the french government regarding the developments in the region? in fact, it was a good point to mention iran and the support of the french to some protesters during the riots . for a minute, the president of our country, mr. mak, in this interview, said in a way from his shop that he is looking for interaction with iran, which he is, and you also made the last efforts to get elected in lebanon yesterday, and unfortunately, you failed, and a failure that led to nowhere in terms of psychology is also the cause of these external interventions in other countries, i know that by using leverage and saudi arabia in the political scene, i will say goodbye to our wishes. i want to inform you that in the international field, during this trip, the minister of internal affairs and the minister of health of the zionist regime will visit several officials of the zionist regime in the maghreb. it's been two years since moqrab has severed its relations wi

we've been killed in west star for since mid april. local dr. syndicate has made a point to the international community to help in the fighting. the killings have reportedly been carried out by gunmen, mainly in the city of l. janetta. our 4 is awesome. the scene of violence sparks by territorial disputes and access to water between tribes. though it spiraled into an armed conflict, when mostly ethnic african tribes took up arms against the arab dominated government 20 years ago, former president, tomorrow this year then responded by mobilizing a power military force known as the judge of we'd have been morgan reports now from i'm dorman, with more on the violence and or for the most of the information that is coming is coming from people who are able to survive. ansley to, to neighboring tad in the refugee accounts. there is very sparse communications. once you leave jeanina either going towards central dar 4 or towards north star for people have been trying to report about the status or the about what's happening in west are for trying to pas

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west asia mr. doctor seyedhadi, hello, good time, hello to you viewers, greetings and respect, mr. dr. omid rifiri, one of the members of liko , has given the change to divide the al-qasa mosque, and if you can give me details and information about this plan, yes, in the name of god , the most merciful, the most merciful, unfortunately, day by day and turn. they repeatedly attracted him to implement a very criminal plan and plan against all historical facts . the issue of time division and today's issue of spatial division remain the temporal and spatial division of hebron mosque that was implemented in 1994. here, in fact, in the field of action, let them implement the problem after this problem the scenario is the issue of closing all the passages and entrances of the al-aqsa mosque, and also the spatial plan of these is that from the south side of the masjid al-ali and the south and the rock will actually belong to the jews. there was also a problem and they don't allow them to pretend and the whole area is 124,000 square meters of it. this is always the first story, like the gradua

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pre—recorded, and therefore missed a big london story — the victory of west ham united in football's europa conference league final that night. dr a bbc spokesperson told us... as for bulletins designed for one region being shown in other parts of the country, that left some viewers confused, and wilson wondered... and on the wider issue of the dispute, dave barnes begged... last week, bbc news got something of a scoop, an interview by lucy williamson with the controversial social media influencer andrew tate. she's been reporting on his activities in romania for several months. tate is being investigated by prosecutors there over allegations of rape, human trafficking and exploiting women, which he denies. in the interview, he dismissed the testimony of individual women who have made accusations against him, claiming that one woman interviewed anonymously by the bbc earlier this year was "imaginary" and had been invented by the bbc. i've presented you with case after case after case with quote after quote after quote of people who are genuinely concerned about the impact you're having and you brush it off as if it's nothing. no

war . 17 civilians including children, were killed in s trucks in the west for regions, thousands are escaping to neighboring chad and dr. 2 months of finding between the and the arrival paramilitary group more than half of saddam's population. and now in desperate need of i to the morgan reports from all of them on, on the multiple si, size, broken, and broken. and the mood of the people. this the cease fire mediated by saudi arabia and the united states is the 3rd between the rapids support forces and this, with the news army to be mediated by the 2. but it's not the 3rd piece flyer since the beginning of the conflict and many other seas flyers have been violated in the past. no residents in the and capital costume are divided with regards to the upcoming ceasefire, which is due to last for 72 hours. some are happy saying that it would give them the opportunity to stock up on basic necessities such as food and medicine and other state. it would give them the chance to leave the capital to stay for areas where there is no fighting between the power minute through rapid support forces. i'm this with the needs army, but

dr. shane way to support offer are the, are sponsors in the west in 2014. and every body really tries to keep silence about i have to remind them about say it was because of ation and tanks way used against the done boss. right? so this is a lot of war and it has lost it for almost 9 years. and then the so called the sharpness and counter hardware, nose they rejected the peaceful settlement of this conflict. and all this, the force now still use armed forces in an attempt to stop this war. i'm, it's a mission. and even anyone a tries to transfer all this to us and say that we are to blame. but we all are aware where and when it began, but we were not moving it within those. they didn't want to do anything. and they acknowledged this quite recently. raise your voice and this will be crying in a sore. it says here in pm's they were speaking about is required to open land publicly. so we were forced to use our armed forces under help to recognize of the independence of the, the done as can the guns were um, republics and they way accepted to a restaurant. and