i was in the falklands before christmas . i falklands before christmas. thousand and seven. i know the falklands very well. they are a part of me and i love the people down there. i love the islands and they'll be absolute shocked and horrified at what the eu has done this week . the the eu has done this week. the islands in the falklands are not islas malvinas. they are the falkland islands uk has exercised sovereignty over them since 1833. it was a british explorer who put the flag on the falklands in 1650 and to my mind this is a smack in the face for the uk by the european union. how much do you think this is about punishing the uk for brexit then? >> james well, it's a very hard one to answer. >> ultimately, you've got to take it in context. so you had a meeting between eu officials and celac nations, so quite clearly there's been a dialogue . i there's been a dialogue. i imagine that diplomats have been carried away by the occasion. there's been a decision taken to record the falkland islands as islas malvinas on the document. islas malvinas on the

the falklands , was it clumsy?probably . was it provocative? probably. was it provocative? yes, definitely . very good yes, definitely. very good indeed. so moving on, the competition and markets authority gave evidence in parliament yesterday . they said parliament yesterday. they said that asda took advantage of the war and bumped up war in ukraine and bumped up fuel is this just the fuel prices. is this just the free market at work or is there an element of war profiteering going on? i'll come to you, michael, first. you're probably sceptical of some of these big businesses and you know, do you do you buy the view that there's been a bit of greed, inflation? >> i agree with the imf here. they think that 50% of inflation in the eu and europe generally has been because of increased profits. what we hear, are profits. so what we hear, are they really? yeah, they do. so what hear the government what we hear from the government all is that the reason all the time is that the reason we give sector pay we can't give pu

it is streamlined , it still calls into question the sovereignty of the united kingdom over the falklandover , the name of these islands is recognized as malvinas, which corresponds to the position of argentina and of course, the report of our correspondent in london, alexander khabarov, could not but cause violent indignation among the british, the diplomatic scandal occurred due to the declaration following the summit of the european union and the community of countries of latin america and the caribbean, where a rather cautious wording appeared, and the disputed ownership of the islands, regarding the issue of sovereignty over the malvinas falkland islands, the european union took note of the historical position of the villages, based on the importance of dialogue and compliance of international law at the peaceful settlement of disputes in argentina where the islands are called malvinas and owns these few. the cable was perceived as a triumph, and then the most important event in the history of the malvinas occurred. the european union signed the document, actually sharing the positi

rather, even the two names falkland and malvina, because of how they should be called in the english manner or in spanish, a fierce conflict broke out, which the british almost turned into a nuclear one. the eighty-second, for internal political reasons, needed a small victorious war, the argentine junta considered that the most opportune moment had come to return the islands selected 160 years ago , landing falklands landed there for 2 months became malvinas to the british, in truth, these lands were not needed for nothing with they have a population of 3,000 people and tens of thousands of sheep, however, the thatcher government then fought with the miners, industrial workers , teachers, doctors. in general, almost completely the population of the kingdom, which demanded not layoffs, but an increase in wages. iron lydia decided that chauvinism was the best means of class struggle, and therefore sent aircraft carriers to distant lands . at first, things didn’t go off without a hat, valka thatcher didn’t even seriously discuss the use of nuclear weapons with the generals, fortunately

patrick >> the falkland islands are called the falkland islands . called the falkland islands. british. the people on the islands want to be british. we fought a war over them and won . we they are ours. but the won. we they are ours. but the european union, which of course includes such international powerhouses as luxembourg, which is basically the size of a haemorrhoid on a continental prolapse, appears to want it to be called las malvinas. now of course, i completely understand how the european union's member states might be confused about the concept of winning a war and what that means is it might be worthwhile having that explained to europe, of course , to them. europe, of course, would be german if it would be speaking german if it wasn't it of course wasn't for us. it is, of course , the belgian politician, charles michel, who piped up, saying the uk is not part of the eu. they are upset by the use of the word malvinas and if they were in the eu, perhaps they would have pushed back against it. those waffle it. short memories. those waffle baking chocolatiers, haven't

dollars from citizens of romania and china and the european union does not respect people on the falkland a conclusion was made in london america and the caribbean, where a rather cautious wording appeared, and the disputed ownership of the islands, regarding the issue of sovereignty over the malvinas falkland islands, the european union took note of the historic position of the selak, based on the importance of dialogue and respect for international law in the peaceful settlement of disputes in argentina, where the islands are called malvinas and consider these few lines to be their own, and then the import took place the most important event in the history of malvins european union, signed documents actually sharing the position of the latin american states in the malvinas islands that all differences should be resolved peacefully, 41 years ago, an armed conflict broke out between argentina and great britain. because of these islands during the fighting, 649 argentines died there. and 255 british troops argentina then suffered a defeat, but did not recede from its claims. now, after a j

the british have their own argument , saying that the inhabitants of the falkland islands themselves subjects of the united kingdom, the conflict with argentina for almost 200 years. great britain declared falkland its own back in 1833, squeezing the argentines out of there in the 20th century, the situation. only aggravated argentina declared claims to the islands at the un direct negotiations with britain, but to no avail brought, and in 1982 it came to a military conflict, the argentines landed troops on the falklands. after that, margaret thatcher decided to send a large landing force there, which eventually forced argentina to capitulate . hundreds of soldiers were killed on both sides. large ships were sunk. however, buenos aires says it will not stop efforts to repatriate the malvinas islands through diplomatic means. well, one more interesting point, the europeans at the summit tried in every possible way to persuade argentina. to connect to the brix while the conflict in ukraine lasts , some experts report this to the bloomberg agency. it is even suggested that the mention o

this is the unequivocal will of their people. 10 years ago, 99.8% of the falkland islanders who tookferendum said that they wanted to remain part of the british family, all that could be done for london in brussels was to try to distance themselves from the problem, leaving argentina and the uk to deal with their disputes by the member states. have not changed their views of the position regarding folkloric malvinas islands, the eu is not able to express any position on the facts of the malvinas islands, since the european council did not discuss and did not make a decision, therefore, issues in london took advantage of this statement and presented it as confirmation of the position of the european union fixed in the lisbon agreement of 2009, when the distant archipelago was recognized as a british overseas territory, the prime minister of bags, through his representative, expressed regret that in the brussels declaration cation was used the argentine name of the islands, but for the argentines it is important that the document in brussels has already been signed and is not subject t

indeed, even the two names falklands and malvinas because of how they should be. manner or in the spanish that a violent conflict broke out, which the british almost turned into a nuclear one. the eighty-second, for internal political reasons, needed a small victorious war, the argentine junta considered that the most opportune moment had come to return the islands selected 160 years ago , a landing party landed there and the falklands became malvinas british for 2 months, in truth, these lands were not needed for nothing with them population of 3,000 people and tens of thousands of sheep, however, the thatcher government then fought with the miners, industrial workers , teachers, doctors. in general, almost completely the population of the kingdom, which demanded not a dismissal, but an increase in wages. iron lydia decided that chauvinism was the best remedy for the class struggle, and therefore sent aircraft carriers to distant lands . at first, things were not shaky, valka thatcher did not even seriously discuss the use of nuclear weapons with the generals, fo

to give his falklands fiasco and arage kelvin mackenzie is live to give his falklands fiasco and so ge kelvin mackenzie is live to give his falklands fiasco and so much the falklands fiasco and so much more. this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . tonight. let's go. you're watching tv news, britain's news channel. my digest and what i think has become a watershed moment in terms of the protection of free speech against woke corporations here in britain straight after the news with rory smith . the news with rory smith. >> thank you, dan. the group ceo of natwest , which includes of natwest, which includes coutts, has apologised to nigel farage after his account was closed. de—man alison rose apologises for what she calls deeply inappropriate comments made about mr farage in the now published papers . she continued, published papers. she continued, saying it is not in the company's policy to drop a customer on the basis of legally held political and personal views. a full review of coutts processes and how these decisions are made will be carried out. speaking on a show here on gb ne

argentina claims diplomat the diplomat triumph over the falklands. this eu falklands. an eu document that they put out an an agreed declaration with the eu and latin american and caribbean countries where they refer to the falklands as the malvinas . the falklands as the malvinas. does the uk have said this is really out of order? i think it's out of order, it's not cool, it's not. and they're saying , oh, this cool, it's not. and they're saying, oh, this is cool, it's not. and they're saying , oh, this is about saying, oh, this is about respecting international law. well, called . well, that's what it's called. it's falklands point it's the falklands, 99 point something% the people who something% of the people who live in the falklands voted to stay of the uk . so stay as part of the uk. so i think it's disgusting and it's not some island that was settled, you know , and the settled, you know, and the original population original argentinian population was squeezed out either. we've been we've know, had was squeezed out either. we've besincez've know, had was squeezed

. from to and from the falklands.e with. they have elections coming up and no doubt the rhetoric will be a brought to a head pnor will be a brought to a head prior to their elections to try and curry favour with their electorate , which their electorate, which their politicians have failed time and time again over the recent past with one look at their economy , with one look at their economy, shows the sort of state that they their own country is in and they their own country is in and they try constantly to divert attention from the troubles in their own country by raising the issue of the falkland islands and the falkland islands chairman , chamber of commerce, chairman, chamber of commerce, thank you for joining chairman, chamber of commerce, thank you forjoining us chairman, chamber of commerce, thank you for joining us from stanley today on gb news. >> your input is very much appreciated. thank you. okay. moving on now to the uk moves towards achieving net zero electric vehicles are at the forefront of decarboni

and the disputed ownership of the islands, regarding the issue of sovereignty over the malvinas falkland, the european union took note of the historical position of the selak, based on the importance of dialogue and respect for international law in the peaceful settlement of disputes in argentina, where the islands are called malvinas and consider these few lines to be their own, as triumph, and then import thousands of the most important events in the history of the malvinas european union. having signed the documents, actually sharing the position of the american states with the engagement islands that all differences should be resolved, 41 years ago, an armed conflict broke out between argentina and great britain. because of these islands during the fighting, 649 argentines died there. and 255 british troops argentina then suffered a defeat, but did not recede from its claims. now after the joint declaration with the europeans, the argentines completely perked up, the minister of foreign affairs of this country said that london. it's time to start a dialogue. this joint statement is y

the uk this is the unequivocal will of their people 10 years ago, 99.8% of the inhabitants of the falkland islands who took part in the referendum said that they want to remain part of the british family, all that they could do for london in brussels was try to distance themselves from the problem, leaving argentina and the uk on their own understand with their disputes the state members. there have not changed their views on the position on the folkloric malvinas islands. the eu is not able to express any position on the textured malvinas islands, since the european council did not discuss and did not make a decision, so the issues in london took advantage of this statement and presented it as a confirmation of the position of the european union fixed. in the lisbon agreement of 2009, when the distant archipelago was recognized as a british overseas territory , the prime minister of bags through his representative expressed regret that the argentinean name of the islands was used in the brussels declaration, but it is important for the argentines that the document in brussels has already

live to give his falklands fiasco and so ge kelvin mackenzie is live to give his falklands fiasco and so much the falklands fiasco and so much more. this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . tonight. let's go. you're watching tv news, britain's news channel. my digest and what i think has become a watershed moment in terms of the protection of free speech against woke corporations here in britain straight after the news with rory smith . the news with rory smith. >> thank you, dan. the group ceo of natwest , which includes of natwest, which includes coutts, has apologised to nigel farage after his account was closed. de—man alison rose apologises for what she calls deeply inappropriate comments made about mr farage in the now published papers . she continued, published papers. she continued, saying it is not in the company's policy to drop a customer on the basis of legally held political and personal views. a full review of coutts processes and how these decisions are made will be carried out. speaking on a show here on gb news, nigel says questions remain for natwest. >> a reiteration

argentina claims diplomat the diplomat triumph over the falklands. this eu falklands. is an eu document that they put out an an agreed declaration with the eu and latin american and caribbean countries where they refer to the falklands as the malvinas . the falklands as the malvinas. does the uk have said this is really out of order? i think it's out of order, it's not cool, it's not. and they're saying , oh, this cool, it's not. and they're saying, oh, this is cool, it's not. and they're saying , oh, this is about saying, oh, this is about respecting international law. well, called . well, that's what it's called. it's falklands point it's the falklands, 99 point something% the people who something% of the people who live in the falklands voted to stay of the uk . so stay as part of the uk. so i think it's disgusting and it's not some island that was settled, you know , and the settled, you know, and the original population original argentinian population was squeezed out either. we've been we've know, had was squeezed out either. we've besincez've know, had was squee

more british soldiers died then in the falklands, - hurt.british soldiers died then in the falklands, the gulf| hurt. more british soldiers died - then in the falklands, the gulf war, afghanistan and iraq combined. but a nation still weary from world war under rated their far—away sacrifice. under rated their far-away sacrifice.— under rated their far-away sacrifice. , , ., ., sacrifice. the results of napalm, that was horrendous. _ sacrifice. the results of napalm, that was horrendous. it - sacrifice. the results of napalm, that was horrendous. it was - sacrifice. the results of napalm, that was horrendous. it was just| that was horrendous. it was just bloody— that was horrendous. it was just bloody horrible, suffocated. charred bodies _ bloody horrible, suffocated. charred hodies its— bloody horrible, suffocated. charred bodies. it's not like a game show, it's real _ bodies. it's not like a game show, it's real and _ bodies. it's not like a game show, it's real. and when you shoot somebody, they are dead. and when you see _ somebody, they

um, you know, i'm a sixth, seventh generation falkland islander, depending on how cut it.ng of the falkland islands history, and that has to stand for something. >> i hope that eu officials are tuned into gb news at the moment. thank you very much indeed. teslim bartman . stay indeed. teslim bartman. stay with us. as in a few minutes i'll be touring the saatchi gallery exhibition of ukrainian art that was rescued from the path of russian on gb news. britain's news channel. i'm andrew doyle. join me at 7:00 every sunday night for free speech nation. >> the show where i tackle the week's biggest stories in politics and current affairs with the of my two comedian with the help of my two comedian panellists variety of panellists and a variety of special guests. >> free speech nation sunday nights seven on gb news the nights from seven on gb news the people's channel, britain's news . channel >> welcome back. when russia invaded ukraine last year, it bombarded transport and energy hubs, but also sites of cultural importance to ukraine's identity . one was the museum housing the

this is the right of a strong argentina withdrew from the agreement with great britain and the falklandmole story digs slowly but surely, if he is already somewhere in the ground. be calm, do not drive him away, do not lime, do not drive away. for example, this malicious mole again began to sharpen with his claws patches of land, abandoned forgotten by the lord in the middle of the atlantic 40 years ago , the whole planet learned the name of the archipelago of eight hundred islands. or rather, even the two names falklands and malvinas, because of how they should be called in the english manner or in spanish, a violent conflict broke out, which the british almost turned into a nuclear one. both london and buenos aires in eighty-second for internal political reasons needed a small victorious war, the argentine junta considered that the most opportune moment had come to return the islands selected 160 years ago, landing falklands landed there for 2 months, became malvinas to the british, in truth, these lands were not needed for nothing with their population of 3,000 a man and tens of thou

we asked the european union to designate the falkland islands by their official name. brand jackets for 19 rubles. shirt, 39 items paid prices on the site lost zeros, but the purchase was approved by the company must this contract to execute the tsum requires the purchase to be canceled the supreme court against, as well as a red ferrari without numbers flew into the fence in the center of moscow in russia banned the euthanasia of pets control over the regions knock, don't knock, but there are watermelons. it is too early. we checked the ones sold in moscow in odessa by nikolay ilyichev’s on the third night of strikes. retaliation, the targets of high -precision sea and military-based missiles were production and storage sites without crew boats, warehouses, ammunition and fuel infrastructure facilities . the ministry of defense confirms all designated objects were hit. krymsky bridge became published information about ships from which russian drones could be launched . retribution strikes continued this night , this time military fuel depots became targets. ichevsk od

continental europe, russia to china, which have previously raised questions about the status of the falklandssituation with taiwan, pointing london to double standards. of course, this is obviously an attempt by the european union to strengthen its presence in latin america, in fact, they are on their own and it was an idea for this, and the european union is actively investing, and rather large investments up to 405 earthards. and this is, in general, big money and european. union is trying to keep up, and other major subjects of the first policy. the british have their own argument, the inhabitants of the fauquelin islands themselves consider themselves subjects of the united kingdom in conflict with argentina for almost 200 years, great britain declared falkland its own back in 1833, squeezing out the argentines from there in the 20th century, the situation. only aggravated argentina declared claims to the islands at the un direct negotiations with britain did not lead to anything, and in 1982 it came to a military conflict, the argentines landed troops on the foldlands. after that, margar

buenos aires withdrew from the agreement on cooperation with great britain on the issue of the falklands malvin and demanded new negotiations on the ownership of the islands referendum, 99% of the islanders voted for it. so the argentines would have remained hopeless petitioners. if the entire global system of checks and balances had not gone to pieces, when, if not now , the problem of the malvinas islands would return to the old race. this is the concern of the whole nation. we regained our malvinas islands 150 years after the british annexation, and we will return them again, the united nations committee adopted a resolution proposing to return to negotiations. about sovereignty over the archipelagos claims wallpaper from aires, supported by the zampost ancestor of china wona gen. shuang, he strongly recommended that the british abandon the colonial mindset. although how can you refuse it if oil was discovered in the waters of the archipelago to protect it, that is , to protect the falklands, of course, two military bases are located on the islands, but decency must be observed. the a

program about the falklands and everything but everything that happened.e a big do know there's been quite a big inquiry what happened with inquiry into what happened with the sir and it had the sir galahad, and it had almost attention at almost no media attention at all. what does that inquiry tell us, simon, that mistakes were made, decisions that were made were probably biased in certain circumstances . circumstances. >> but the biggest thing that we've been able to garner from it all is that they don't want to release the information they've released all the other information. there are no national security concerns in any of it . so why they've kept any of it. so why they've kept it redacted and sealed , we don't it redacted and sealed, we don't know. apart from the statement they gave, which is they don't want to cause eles and concern and cause people discomfort. so basically what they don't want is the truth to come out because in all the books that these different people have written, they've all had conflicting stories and what we've been able to

and program about the falklands and everything happened. that happened. but i do there's been quite a big do know there's been quite a big inquiry what happened with inquiry into what happened with the sir galahad, it had the sir galahad, and it had almost attention at almost no media attention at all. what does that inquiry tell us, simon, that mistakes were made, decisions that were made were probably biased in certain circumstances . circumstances. >> but the biggest thing that we've been able to garner from it all is that they don't want to release the information they've released all the other information. there are no national security concerns in any of it . so why they've kept any of it. so why they've kept it redacted and sealed , we don't it redacted and sealed, we don't know. apart from the statement they gave, which is they don't want to cause eles and concern and cause people discomfort. so basically what they don't want is the truth to come out because in all the books that these different people have written, they've all had

war as well. >> falklands war as well, you know, chairman.ow, party chairman. yes that's right. so everyone has a go at the bbc. so so they must be getting something , right, don't getting something, right, don't you think? >> no . can't. we agreed the >> no. can't. we agreed the salaries of some of the bbc. it's dubious, but it's probably right. yeah. we throw the word obscene around. but, you know, when you're paying people over £1 million a year to present programmes on the television. >> well, gary lineker, there's something >> well, gary lineker, there's sonlething >> well, gary lineker, there's soni don't care what say. >> i don't care what you say. there's something very, very seriously what seriously wrong. well, what puzzles don't pay puzzles me is they don't pay jonathan same as mr lineker. >> that surely cricket is a more interest. and if you're paying, say, much to a football commentator, cricket commentator, the cricket commentator, the cricket commentator should get at least the this must be equality. >> i john arlott didn't >>

but but they don't believe in the right of people of the falkland of the people of the falkland islands away from us. >> th> th> th> th> it depends how depleted our armed forces become. but but kevin, just oil. armed forces become. but but keerah, just oil. armed forces become. but but keerah, i|ust oil. armed forces become. but but keerah, i think oil. this >> yeah, i think i chose this story because think just just story because i think just just stop protesters whilst stop oil protesters whilst i have of sympathy with have a lot of sympathy with their objectives, which is their their objectives, which is a better planet and environment, they really now have got low levels, i would say, of public support. >> so much so that people are now and some well known youtubers are are doing to just sto

, in a period of three years, the british army lost more soldiers than iraq, afghanistan and the falklands put together. sent into battle in 1953, he learnt the hard realities of fighting the north koreans and chinese. most of the korean war was fought at night, because during the day we just had sentries out to watch the chinese when attacking. so at night everything happened. if the chinese were going to attack, they came at night. and a lot of our work was patrols. both sides wanted to control no man's land. so infantry soldiers were every night going out on patrols in to no man's land and try and dominate. the chinese, when they invaded, there was a long tunnel on the hook with gun placements and the chinese were throwing themselves with explosives, threw themselves into the tunnel, blew themselves up. like a suicide type attack? suicide. after months in the line, mike learned that the war was about to end. the ceasefire has been signed — we cease firing at 10:00 tonight. well, more or less along the whole front, we stopped firing. we stopped shelling them, they stopped shelling us and

then we have islands. >> mean, even falkland >> i mean, even on the falkland islands, we could buildwe know, but it's not dehumanise thing. but if, you know, if they're good to come here, they can come here. but if not, they're sent back to they from. back to where they came from. i'm but is not the i'm sorry, but this is not the answer. is a gimmick and answer. this is a gimmick and it's the people of it's not fair on the people of dorset. okay well, what i would do simple, really. do is quite simple, really. >> it's if >> and i think it's perhaps if the politicians are listening, i'll a leaf out of my i'll give them a leaf out of my book. look what i have book. look what i would have here there's a lot of cruise here are there's a lot of cruise ships that can take at least 5000 on board people 5000 people on board and people actually those actually pay to go on those things. have them moored things. i would have them moored in so nobody in the channel yeah. so nobody comes. people are comes. so for the people who are here, we'll to learn here, well, we'll have to learn to more proc

and so far the mobilization has concentrated on rushes falkland regions where men have very little uh, breaks and the families have very different rights to and it's very easy for the kremlin to keep the lid and then use and the number of tests in those regions. but as the walgreens on, it will have to go to the biggest cities and we already see just by the fact that it's having to increase the conscript age, they do need more man power, which means going to touch the cities at some point. and this is going to, can be quite a sensitive movement of an already we, we had talked about this general mobilization. it's going to be, you know, last time when a pretend launch is partial mobilization by september. after having promised at the beginning of the invasion, if you've crates that there would be no mobilization actual that it would only be a professional omi that was sent in me. so then 700000 estimates, 700000 sleeve the country. and now russian is crammed down on this last minute you receive the conscription papers. you're not going to be allowed to the country finds, have gone up f

so the experience is bad for someone like almost the central sheila, which you can mention the falklands without mentioning her name, it will be a fine opportunity for have to show up once again on the walls. these as she has done um open. this is also a score with the great depths of talent, and that can be to the advantage that in a very tough group with holes australia cut out an or republic of ireland. and then mean will be to get totaled back, which i think it's possible. and i'll just, i'd say, yeah, this also south africa is, i'm the, i'm a real quick break it down for us. what can we expect from these sites, as you can expect, a lot time with a finding mazda is that they play the sol. how vs done the gemini, so you can expect a lot of absolutely in barbara vonda who is very good for them beyond the captain who is ready to lead the on stuff, i guess other teams. i think it should be good for them. coming into the fast world cap and also desktop applicants set top, you have class will know that the month of this competition they've been there before and would like to put themselves

assistance to these countries in return they gain access to high value materials such as golden dimes. falkland soldiers stand accused of committing atrocities, including torture, kidnappings and mass ray. my next guest has been studying volume is activities in africa for he is pulling backs, is deputy director for the africa program at international crisis group is good to have you on the program fully and welcome to the the, the news africa. how has the wagner group managed to get into the countries where it has a presence? but it has been defined since by the countries where it is, it has been defined by the heads of states or military leaders that are running the country, which is the graceful of the us to john since asking republic and money. and what is the group's record in the countries that it's operating in the countries you've just missed? it is its presence in those countries helping, as we could probably say, just like your husband was successful in the central african republic because it has sort of spectres a large needed for of economic interest. political influence, a media inf

sheila, which you kind of mentioned the falklands without mention her name, it will be a fine opportunity for had to show up once again on the walls. these as she has done um open, this is also a score with a great depth of talent. and that can be to the advantage that in a very tough group with holes australia kind of in or republic of ireland and then mean will be to get totaled back to which i think it's possible. and i'll just, i'd say, yeah, there's also south africa is on the, on morocco, brick it down for us. what can we expect from the sides, as you can expect a lot with a friend, the mazda is that they play the sol. how vs done the gemini, so you can expect a lot of absolutely in barbara bunda, who is very good for something beyond the captain. who is ready to leave the on slip, i guess, other teams. i think it should be good for them. coming into the fast world cap and also desktop applicants set top. you have class will know that the month of this competition they've been there before and would like to prove themselves in the individual way, even when they have issues of the wo

seem to be intended for ukraine , want to sell er to argentina, which is under sanctions after the falklandsrdingly there is a chinese offer of chinese fighters on the one hand and on the other side, there are 24 danish fighter jets, and the press says that these are exactly the ones that should have been transferred to ukraine . what do you know about this, is it really about these planes or is it some kind of f-16-th media duck, well, such information slipped into eteri er, but i don’t know how much. well, maybe there really is an option to resist chinese expansion into south america, because the united states is very sensitive to any attempts to penetrate into this region, and they really want , well, all the years of the cold during the war, they exclusively provided weapons. this area did not receive any other weapons, but i want to say that now there are more than 120 such fighters in arizona at the american air force base. then now there may be even more of them a-and maybe some er-er, so i don’t know why the er-er danish fighters are offered because the americans could offer the same

. _ more british soldiers died than in the falklands, the gulf war, afghanistan and iraq combined.seeing the results of napalm, that was horrendous. i mean, it wasjust bloody horrible, suffocating, weren't they, really? you know, just charred bodies like, you know. it's not a game show. it's. . . real. when you when you shoot somebody, they're dead. when you see your first person shot, you sort of grew up overnight, like. can you just pull your jacket around a bit? some of the families have been sat around watching me paint. they go, "oh, wow, i never, we don't even know he did that", you know? so it's been a real amazing experience. archive: the enemy surrender and... a multinational force stopped north korea imposing communism on the south, but at huge cost. you look back at it and you think, "what the hell was it all about?" look at all those lives lost. what they say is that you gave us our democracy. battle took lives, and captivity crushed youthful innocence. brian and many comrades spent two years in prison camps. we know we want their legacy to live on, but it seems to have

more british soldiers died than in the falklands, the gulf war, afghanistan and iraq combined.ut a nation still weary from world war underrated their faraway sacrifice. seeing the results of napalm, that was horrendous. i mean, it was just bloody horrible, suffocating, weren't they, really? you know, just charred bodies like, you know. it's not a game show. it's. . . real. when you when you shoot somebody, they're dead. when you see your first person shot, you sort of grew up overnight, like. can you just pull your jacket around a bit? some of the families have been sat around watching me paint. they go, "oh, wow, i never, we don't even know he did that", you know? so it's been a real amazing experience. archive: the enemy surrenderand... - a multinational force stopped north korea imposing communism on the south, but at huge cost. you look back at it and you think, "what the hell was it all about?" look at all those lives lost. what they say is that you gave us our democracy. battle took lives, and captivity crushed youthful innocence. brian and many comrades spent two years i

those two particular events, the behaviour of the white house on the falklands and on and on grenada. a country which is sentimentally attached to us, but those are unarguable. >> i just the broader swathe of the of the, the nature of the the of the, of the nature of the relationship at the time seemed to be a far more positive to me to be a far more positive one than your position suggests at the time. >> this is still the cold war. and at the time we were we were undoubtedly allies in the biggest conflict then troubling the world. the conflict between the world. the conflict between the soviet union and free the soviet union and the free countries of europe and north america. so we were on the same side in that which is probably why the irish question , which why the irish question, which would i think would otherwise, i think have bedevilled didn't bedevilled things, didn't come up. wasn't because of a up. but that wasn't because of a special relationship. that was because war. because of the cold war. >> you go. i shall >> well, there you go. i shall leave it with to ponder at lea

best of nefertiti was found a few pages on a small drawing of this discovery of the century, the falklands, the colors, as if recently applied. excellent work. well, no point describing it, you'll have to see it. and i want to know if you are sad about the fact that the, or the phones of amman now know for it to connect to and etc on that 1000000000 or so i'm sad about the, the for the, the bus. but i hope that all the objects important object, which is i put in museum outside the egypt, attended back to the motherland egypt. which would be the total for, for the addiction and from the community for the thoughts of the i put in the here and i'm out of 9, the least to bank that it could be very close to the city. since i'm young, i'm look to the tories, 10 them know present ticket is and they start to my work as i've killers and doesn't speak to it and they love this work. so i try to give my beast and all my you 4 to 6 is this field on surfaces? chevy, you know, and i think in the future it would be fine if or is it people do like this? i think it was over something good for the, for the a

. _ more british soldiers died than in the falklands, the gulf war, afghanistan and iraq combined.ts of napalm, that was horrendous. i mean, it wasjust pretty horrible, suffocating weren't they really, you know, we were just charred bodies like, you know. it's not a game show. it's... ..it's real. when you when you shoot somebody, they're dead. look, you know, it's when you see your first person shot. you sort of grew up overnight, like. can you just pull your jacket around a bit? some of the families have been sat around watching me paint. they go, "oh, wow, i never, we don't even know he did that", you know? so it's been a real amazing experience. newsreader: the enemy surrender and... - a multinational force stopped north korea imposing communism on the south, but at huge cost. you look back at it and you think, "what the hell was it all about?" look at all those lives lost. what they say is that you gave us our democracy. battle took lives and captivity, crushed youthful innocence. brian and many comrades spent two years in prison camps. we know we want their legacy to live on,

. _ more british soldiers died than in the falklands, the gulf war, afghanistan and iraq combined.oody horrible, suffocating, weren't they, really? you know, just charred bodies like, you know. it's not a game show. it's. . . real. when you when you shoot somebody, they're dead. when you see your first person shot, you sort of grew up overnight, like. can you just pull your jacket around a bit? some of the families have been sat around watching me paint. they go, "oh, wow, i never, we don't even know he did that", you know? so it's been a real amazing experience. archive: the enemy surrender and... a multinational force stopped north korea imposing communism on the south, but at huge cost. you look back at it and you think, "what the hell was it all about?" look at all those lives lost. what they say is that you gave us our democracy. battle took lives, and captivity crushed youthful innocence. brian and many comrades spent two years in prison camps. we know we want their legacy to live on, but it seems to have helped these guys get rid of the badness. yeah, but what a privilege fo

so marianne falkland was the first woman white house photographer she worked under the carter, carter and reagan administration and i worked with marianne, and she assigned to rosalyn carter and then with primarily with nancy reagan during the the reagan administration. and then the last two years of i think i have. right. sharon farmer was the chief photographer for clinton. bob mcneely did the first around six years and then he left and sharon became the first woman chief white house staffer. i'm sure there were moments that you that had to be photographed to be held or embargoed until a certain point. but was there ever a time you were asked not to use or release a photo, or are there photo? and are there photos that are still classified and releasable until a certain date? there's there's there's i don't know if there's any there are still classified. there's definitely ones that are held back first. you sensitivity reasons meaning we it our practice in the obama administration to make public any of the photographs when he was you meeting with families privately you know after a t