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oh, etc., etc., why did you attack a 16-year-old girl, all this cruelty, etc.well, this is designed to shut down the mind, and if you are not a media expert, at least be patient , give 24 hours to media experts, news analysts, and weisen to do it. after the experience of the fall of 1401 that we we saw that many of our close friends, very good people , were unknowingly complementing israel's media war and causing blood to be spilled in iran, endangering iran's security and harming iranian citizens and harming iran's overall interests. thank you. you are alizadeh. independent journalist from london who accompanied us in tonight's special news interview , i say goodbye to you, mr. rustampour , let's talk about what was part of mr. alizadeh's speech, that is, the content of your assessment, and finally, the important point of verifying this report. yes , see it in the category checking a series of things a series of techniques, a series of confrontations, a series of intersections happen. i want to mention two or three intersections, just see. cn published a repor

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and i would say walking goes into the shops, etc. it really doesn't feel any different than it did in 2021. everything is available. uh, so the country is being very adaptable. i mean, these are the key issue, of course was switching from west to east or the critics critical factor. so before february 22 rushes, main trading barker was the european union, it was sending is ordinance gas earning money from europe. that stuff. but russia has been able to, to verify all of that to asian markets, prince of the china india. and to a lesser extent, the emberts and enter kia a discount, but earning enough money to keep the economy in a stable and growing as soon as we've seen that, the issue of course is you know, that that's the positive split. there's always 2 sides to with the negative courses, the, a lot of that extra money has gone into the so called military and just through the complex, which is a big driver of growth money, which is now going into that military district. complex had previously been aramark for industrial development

we did not want to rebuild, you know, the soviet empire, etc. but his entire narrative has always been on, on kind of the security of the west and border. and if i ukraine in particular, and that's never, never change. so there's never been anything in his statements over the last 24 years. that would suggest that, you know, he's on vacation is to take other countries or to expand russia. it's always being about building a secure western border in ukraine against national encourage encroachment and uh, you know, it could change tomorrow, but all i can say is just for the last 24 years. that's being whose narrative and nothing else. right. philip, i can say that you're desperate to jump on nimble. what. what do you say to that? i completely agree with chris. i think you cry. it is very much a special case coach and has been exercised about ukraine ever since. the 1990. you know, you started talking about it when he was already deputy matter of some petersburg. so it is a special thing, and i think she'd have very much to do with his legacy. the d

. terms of the labour commentariat etc in— terms of the labour commentariat etc.terms of a revolt, it is more of a _ etc. in terms of a revolt, it is more of a second term issue in terms of the _ more of a second term issue in terms of the voters — more of a second term issue in terms of the voters on the ground, what's happening — of the voters on the ground, what's happening with the green voters etc. ri-ht happening with the green voters etc. right now. _ happening with the green voters etc. right now, keir starmer has the right— right now, keir starmer has the right problems, very efficient in his voting — right problems, very efficient in his voting element. | right problems, very efficient in his voting element.— his voting element. i think the other interesting _ his voting element. i think the other interesting thing - his voting element. i think the other interesting thing would i his voting element. i think the - other interesting thing would bleat splits in the cabinet. —— would be splits. we are talking about labour winning the election but there is a

yes. its people, its borders, etc. yes, but what we _ its people, its borders, etc.t what we need to _ its people, its borders, etc. yes, but what we need to hear - its people, its borders, etc. yes, but what we need to hear is - its people, its borders, etc. yes, but what we need to hear is the defence, we still don't have a policy on that. i defence, we still don't have a policy on that-— defence, we still don't have a policy on that. defence, we still don't have a oli on that. ~ ., policy on that. i think a theme will be reoccurring _ policy on that. i think a theme will be reoccurring in _ policy on that. i think a theme will be reoccurring in this _ policy on that. i think a theme will be reoccurring in this labour- be reoccurring in this labour campaign is a reticence when it comes to making spending commitments, because as i said a few moments ago, as well as the effort to look trustworthy on defence, there is an effort to look trustworthy on the economy— and part of that, as far as keir starmer and rachel reeves are concerned, it's dimensioning to the public

food etc. enter gaza, they are hijacked by hamas. so, the people are being used as leverage for hamas's purposes while people suffer. again, it is critical not to be persuaded by, oh my god, 70% of the deaths are civilian, they are women and children. that is blatantly false. and the press, and cnn, the times, etc., if you present a casualty and try to be balanced, present the same sentence that 15,000 or 35,000 are hamas and other terrorist fighters. host: we got that point. any comments?

, etc., etc., while you should tell the news that you do not know at all whether it is true or false, sir, let's all wait to see the detective report the news, let the experts say whether this news is true or not. you still cry for someone whose illness is unknown, etc. especially my friends who really don't want to commit a crime and the issue is reformist friends, some of them are still not sure where this incident came from. two plus two equals four have not been seen yet. i would just like to say this point, you see, we are very intense in the media environment and this amount is not a joke, either we really accept that the media has become a weapon in the 21st century, or we don't accept it. islamic in the same english, the media said an extra word, well, pressure from the governments it is placed in america as well, when the situation becomes critical, people speak the truth in the virtual space , to a large extent restrains elba, because this is not seen in the eyes of the islamic republic

., etc.o one in the team really kind of disputed that notion and geneva, they basically all left literally and figured oddly high fiving. they were like, we did it. we got him. he understands everything. redlines won't be crossed. and of course, a couple of months and a few months later, we have ukraine. but you can also ask this about the afghanistan decision. i don't know. we'll get to that in a second. but there are a of moments that i found in reporting this book that i felt there been a few more questions. there could have been a little bit more red teaming of. that's not to say they're not doing it. i mean, jake is by virtue of being a collegiate debater, cares very deeply in kind of socratic method andbing and askg questions. and this always leads to interestingn believes or john finer, his deputy believes that. but part of that stems from they ask a lot of weird questions that are sort of anathema to their own thinking, but just to sort of get policy apparatus moving, but still sort o

it was cronkite the new york times, etc, etc. every reason or he never quite got, nor did they really get him. i think i think i get him, but i think he, the 3 of us probably understood mixing better than most of the people in the media did that day back then. maybe they never really tried. let's take a list. and if i make a farewell address, i think i would warrant against the media the latest complex. do you think that the 1st amendment has been misused or abused by reporters? oh, no question about the issue is basically as a license but that space that sullivan versus new york times is an effect, a license to law high because they can tell them, improve print or non truth, which some of them to consciously do. if it's going to sell newspapers or what have you ever win a prize, and then they can always get behind the barrier. but under that case of saying, well, i didn't intend an e mail or so i had no malice. what do you, what do you, what do you think of that jeremy, his, what do you think of his comments on the media or? wel

due to the fact that we did not have, relatively speaking, the fp and that car to get to the task, etc., so i call on everyone to donate, it is extremely necessary and extremely necessary not for us, directly to everyone in general, actually yes, donat is not for the defenders, it is donat for all of us, and the defenders simply sacrificing their most precious lives... risking their lives, do what deters the enemy, mr. andrii, we actually see that now and the russians are razing the earth to the ground in the same way, their tactics do not change, bahmuta, avdiivka, all their achievements are simply the complete destruction of any concrete structures there , turn everything into ruins, and so they are gradually, very slowly advancing, at the same time. .. or after all, their losses are there, well, are they sensitive to losses at all, or do you think this offensive will stop sooner or later? he will 100% sooner or later stop, and he will stop not because of russian losses, because they absolutely do not care about russian losses, in fact, we can at least look at the situation with avdi

with no release and etc..so, they take a long time, maybe five to six to eight years and by the time you litigate all of the pretrial issues. international criminal court, unlike other cases you have three hearings. you have the pretrial chamber, and that issues a warrant of arrest. then what happens is when that person comes into custody whether it is putin or any other official, they do a confirmation of charges hearing. that is a full litigated almost like a mini trial and pretrial where the court tests the evidence of the pretrial phase. at that phase the defense has a chance to say insufficient evidence that on the flipside, unlike our system, the prosecutor and sometimes the judges of their own authority can change the evidence and change the charges. that is pretrial and then you get to the trial phase which is easy and clear. in that phase there are several discrete issues that come up on appeal so you have to stop the trial while you litigate that issue. and that would be similar to our system. and th

, etc. because this isn't part of the piece of the internet speed site. and it's been playing out for maloney and others who demand this cooling, shrink wrap, since we're on the face that they won't fee to spare me even to your countries, but took in a lot of refugees are joining that demand in 2014 only very little of the external border, what's fence now there's 6 times as much to keep people out. and even more senses are in the works. most experts say border reinforcements are not a short fire method to prevent irregular migration. 45, what is to not prevent people from making their way to your in the 1st place because they did not catch up on the reasons for my ration. and so what happens in reality is that my racial pathways leads are interested. they are often to even more dangerous loans. we've seen that here in the balkans menu let the war in syria use these routes from turkey to enter the u. but in 2015, hungary tried to prevent people passing through its territory. the country's pr

hoare you going to get them, etc., etc., etc.? again, it's not that they slow walked.just felt they had more time. and as afghanistan collapsed on the around them, they had to improvise a bunch of stuff, ignore a bunch of things, which is why we still have thousands of afghan allies. so afghanistan is still you know, they closed embassy without any real preparation, just all of that basically had to be done on the fly. and i document in the book a lot of conversations that the administration held with progressive groups and veterans groups and activists. and in those conversations, it becomes exceedingly clear that these activists are, of course, asking for the moon they're asking for, but they also asking for some pretty specific things like if you move americans out or afghan allies, where are they going to go? and then like the july ish timeframe, remember afghanistan basically collapses in august and the june-july timeframe, they're still like, oh, we got time. we'll still figure it out. so like, that's kind what happened? i just want to add, you have this really a

... ~ ., ., ~ all sorts of fears about state id etc... ~ . ., ~ ., etc...l recognition- _ etc. .. we are talking about facial recognition. facial— etc... we are talking about facial recognition. facial recognition i etc... we are talking about facial. recognition. facial recognition does not work properly. _ recognition. facial recognition does not work properly. i _ recognition. facial recognition does not work properly. i did _ recognition. facial recognition does not work properly. i did a _ recognition. facial recognition does not work properly. i did a facial- not work properly. i did a facial recognition test the other day which told me i was 22, which was very flattering to me. it simply doesn't work properly at the moment. you are in a situation where less than five years ago, when the government was looking realistically at how to tackle a different issue online, legal pornography for over 18 is, they were looking at scratchcards. we would have had to traipse down to the local newsagent, get a scratch card, to prove we were of legal age to view it.

in his speech, he again spoke about the heroes of the svo, about respect for their military work, etc. and secondly, in 2020, he extended his mandate in a fake referendum. and this is the first time when he simply resets the previous term, changing the constitution to suit himself. we saw this with lukashenko... this is a transition to of the totalitarian system finally, and according to the personalist type, and such an inauguration means the final attempts to stop decorating their dictatorship. something used to be made up, now no one is making anything up, everything is too frank, and the 87 he scored for himself is an indicator of the same. and probably the third, look, this is the first such inauguration, where the attitude towards him and the march 17 elections of representatives of western countries is determined by the silent non-recognition of his legitimacy. representatives of the french embassy were among the important ones present. because they were instructed to do it, not because they wanted it, but because they were there on behalf of the eu. among some additional featu

and of course, we were told that it was all a phony baloney election, etc, etc. even though the numbers don't bear that out. there's also a big conversation going on right now about what's going on and ukraine, and i don't know been, have you been reading the headlines? but things are not looking good for the ukrainian government for zalinski or for the, the, the, the, the country in general. so what, what is your take on that situation as it stands right now? very briefly, is the last day you will no longer be able to gentleman the president in about a week, his term of office, and he has cancel elections. he's canceled independent media, he's cancelled opposition political party. this is the democracy, were supposedly defending what i saw when i was observing the elections and mosque out of last month, and back in september and in some of the don bass areas. i did not see the cnn invest in b, c, the washington post the new york tops. yup. they're all reporting that. these are sham elections. what, what i saw were fair and transparent elections. what i didn't sa

they pay off with campaign contributions, etc.there are other members of the club that might be a bit more surprising. take for examples. for example, the federal the federal reserve, which is our central bank. i call the federal reserve the chairman of the clucause well the fed sees the world through finance colored glasses with its monetary tools, its regulations, and its so-called lender last resort actions, which we bail outs. the fed often puts the interests of finance ahead, those of society at large. we saw this with the financial after after the 2007 29 financial crisis and we have seen it again more recently, the valley banks signature bank and the others. just one year ago come early. other key members of the club include many financial regulatory agencies and lawyers. many lawyers, lawyers, lots of lawyers that work for them and for the banks. and then there's the ceos of, nonfinancial corporations who often side with the banks, which the way differs from what happened in the great , when many ceos, industrial corporati

., etc., etc.. racist ideology now what patrick seal is the basis of that charge? know it's a charge which created outrage when it was first raised, i think they tried to dubyanism as a racist thing, but you see, unfortunately, i think there is something in it, i mean much as one hates to say so, but if you you just look at some of the statements say of a man like like begin, mean he's always ranting about jewish blood and how precious it is with the implication of course that arab blood is much less precious, he says things like: the commander in chief of american forces in vietnam when you ask him to win the war you have a plan to destroy vietnamese villages. the name of the plan was that because the villages might be the refuge of the viet cong, that is, the liberation front of vietnam, they should disappear from the face of the world. they said , well, innocent people are killed here. it is published under the name of oritalizm. mr. dr. dabaq has been an anesthesiologist for 22 years, specializing in cardiac anesthesia . i went to stanford university's departme

., etc., etc., we understand. look, i would, nobody can understand that, mean, you can, you can graspst fact, the fact of the holocaust, but you can't translate that into your... strictly entangled with the fantasies, dreams and ambitions of the west to rule and possess the east. there is also a question of how zionism conceives arabs, and it has become current for arabs to call zionism, racial, racist ideology. now what, patrick seal is the basis of that charge? well, i know it's a charge which created outrage when it was first raised, i think the un, they tried to dubyanism as a racist thing. but you see, unfortunately, i think there is something in it, i mean, much as one hates to say so, but if you just look at some of the statements say of a man like like begin, he's always ranting about jewish blood and how precious it is, with the implication of course that arab blood is much less precious, he says things like animals walking on two pores, or you remember his chief of staff at the time talked about, the main assumption of european man. that the perfect normal human is the same

kindergartens, these are medical institutions, these are, that is, the houses of village councils, etcthe entire administrative infrastructure that exists in these or that points is actually destroyed by him. and destroys, he thus wants to deprive of the opportunity to live in one or another fact of the territory, so that people are left without services, without actual leadership, without... representation of the ukrainian authorities on the ground, and so that people leave by doing so, probably creating a so-called sanitary zone for themselves there, but he has his goal does not reach, everyone remains in place, everyone is absolutely working, even in such conditions, regarding outages, we currently have outage schedules operating in the city of kharkiv and in and around, let's say, the population center adjacent to kharkiv, we have already reached two three, maximum four hours a day. it planned outages, we constantly change them for the comfort of the local population, which means, of course, we continue repair and restoration work, i think that in the near future we will have such

will donate. they send funds to close family, relatives, who use this money to buy goods, services, etc because of this, last year alone , our citizens sent more than 12, 12 billion dollars to ukraine, this, excuse me, is irreversible aid, it is irreversible investments, because when partners give us, they mostly lend, although there is a part of grant aid, because of that. these people need to say thank you, how can a difference be made here, if a person left before the start of a full-scale war, then that is one story, if a person illegally left in ukraine, i mean, a person has a military obligation, then these are already signs of a criminal offense, but, i emphasize, it is necessary to understand in each specific case, how the person left, whether there were fake documents and who forged them, how they crossed the border , how the border guards behaved, that there is no sign of a crime in their actions, including the customs officers, that is , it is a whole crime, including the customs officers, that is... a whole chain, but now it is very important that the ukrainian authorities t

, it is cruel enough , it is obvious that the war, it forces you to change your plans, adjustments, etc., especially since now there is a law on mobilization, which is extremely necessary, at least in order to somehow provide both the fighters of the frontier brigade and the fighters of other units of the defense forces ukraine's personnel, and this is extremely necessary so that, in principle, the front does not fall, it is necessary to understand that volunteering in any form should continue, and you should not be afraid to go to the front-line towns. due to the fact that, for example, when we are in front-line towns, for example, such as slovyansk, kramatorsk, druzhkivka, etc., these are quite lively, beautiful cities that have both cafes and restaurants. working and absolutely the entire infrastructure is working, at the same time it is quite safe and quite calm there, although the front is 30, 30 km away, that is because we, the fighters of the rubizh brigade and all the fighters of the defense forces of ukraine, are doing everything possible and impossible so that these cities, ev

protocol-wise, there was nothing special there, everything was the same, a set of words, slogans, etc. but from the point of view of the political situation there is a peculiarity. first, this inauguration took place during the war. that is, putin took part in similar events. his power, but still not against the background of a full-scale war in eastern europe. it makes a mark. in his speech, he again spoke about the heroes of the svo, about respect for their military work, etc. and secondly, in 2020, he extended his mandate in a fake referendum. and this is the first time when he simply resets the previous term, changing the constitution to suit himself. we saw this with lukashenka and in other places. maduro is late in his time. did this in venezuela, for putin it is also an important step, it is a transition to of the totalitarian system finally, and according to the personalist type, and such an inauguration means the final attempts to stop decorating their dictatorship. they used to invent something, now nobody invents anything, everything is too frank, and the 87.5% that he ente

, etc. so for us, the fall conference which will discuss the different sides of the account, got a conflict between russia and ukraine. that it doesn't matter by the way, if china will be on the level of foreign minister deputy foreign minister. because the most important. busy you credit and for many of the countries how many flags, we will see how many flax we will seats. and um, the most important of course is the understanding. and i think that this conference will try to make a kind of go from the stand the if in the 3 a piece stokes up also. busy not, this is the most important thing because as i mentioned earlier at this stage, positions of thought to the difference, and no one can seats on the table. unfortunately, both kiff and moscow, i reject things the idea to stop the good faces from blank page. and uh, this is by the way, idea of chinese, that's the best solution, east of thoughts and negotiations from blank page to remove a few days, existing zip bonds from everett sides. penn

., etc. , the production sector, which means production , has compensated for this drastic decrease, what happened in reality is that at the fixed price of 1995, production means construction. this tells us that in addition to the work we are doing in the field of institutionalization of legislation , we have no choice but to enter into a development program focused on the supply side , specifically an industrial development program. that he can compensate for this dissatisfaction and this loss of welfare that is being delivered to the family, and he is back in a relative way, it is happening in the total growth, and the family will feel it. the fact is that something like this is especially needed inside the parliament, both the 11th parliament that has passed and the 12th parliament that has come, it needs to be given from that special servant. today's message is difficult to lead. have representatives in iran anyway , they are elected locally, they are elected provincially, it is assumed that they should act for the interests of their own region, and then we should have a national

we raised plants and we have a tailoring workshop where we made scarves, mini scarves, scarves, etc.m the 10th year, when they enter this field, our children learn to sew all kinds of skirts, pants and dresses for themselves, and they also learn the patterns. therefore, in the 11th year, children reach a degree to wear whatever they like for themselves. children learn how the lessons they study can bring them into the job market in a practical way. we will cooperate with the department of education, so that we can consider these works for sale. where did these things reach mango production? amp production is not that way, but high circulation , yes, for example, products like pixel, yes , for example, thousands of them can be printed for them, and it will sell 350 people. it is important for female students to display their artistic products in the exhibition of iran's lady of the earth until the first of june mehrabi of the sed and sima news agency was the first national festival of jihadi teachers as an excuse to celebrate their faithful help in less fortunate areas. in this ceremo

it was hezbollah, etc. , violently killing an innocent 15-16-year-old person, assaulting him, sexuallyaulting him inside a van. simulated and trying to make our minds think that it is a research documentary and then what is it in reality. we see that very soon after the publication of these ordinary citizens and they explain that anyone who has really worked with the iranian military for an hour, like anywhere else. anyone else know that in iran, if someone from the military makes a mistake, the military will certainly not deal with it, and if someone makes a mistake in the army, it is not their job to protect the information of the army . they know this, which means you don't need to have access to confidential information . do a search right now, go to wikipedia, the structure of the corps , the structure of the army in the judiciary, if someone makes a mistake, they can be protected by the judiciary, and this person who made this program was not even aware of this. and then he comes down and says that 1,600 hours of people worked on this case at what time should all the forces be de

it was cronkite and the new york times, etc, etc harry, reason or he never quite got no. busy did they really get him? i think i think i get him, but i think he, the 3 of us probably understood mixing better than most of the people in the media did that day back then. maybe they never really tried. let's take a list. if i make a farewell address, i think i would warn against the media the latest complex. do you think that the 1st amendment has been misused or abused by reporters? oh, no question about the issue is basically as a license but let's face it. sullivan versus new york times as an effect, a license to law high because they can tell them to improve print on truth, which some of them to consciously do. if it's going to sell newspapers or what have you ever win a prize? and then they can always get behind the barrier. but under that case of saying, well, i didn't intend an e mail or so i had no malice. what do you, what do you, what do you think of that jeremy, his, what do you think of his comments? on the media as well. i think there are a lot of parallels. yeah

, etc. so 1st of all conference which will discuss the different sides of the account covers the conflict between the russian, ukraine as it doesn't matter by the way, if china will be on the level of foreign minister deputy foreign minister. because the most important for you credit and for many other countries, how many flags, we will see how many flags we will see. and uh, the most important, of course, is the understanding. and i think that this conference will try to make a kind of funds a stand it if in the 3 a piece stokes up possible or not. this is the most important thing. because as i mentioned earlier at this stage, positions of thought to the difference. and no one can seats on the table. unfortunately, both kiff and moscow, i reject things idea to stop in a good faces from blank page. and this is, by the way, i deal with chinese, that's the best solution, is for 5 negotiations from blank page to remove a few days existing. the bonds from everett sides then surprise the finds so