and he said, fidel castro would say, i'm willing to let my people suffer. are you willing to let my people shot? well, this is actually a good question. i are then mary, can officials willing to lead dark people suffer because i've heard the scene in a couple of interviews that these functions hurt not only in the cuban side, but even more so than american side. so what's been the game for the united states from this policy against cuba, as well as against other countries and by the united states, i mean, the american people, the american try, taxpayers and some highbrow american officials. you know, the, how you define success is basically in 4 year cycles, the term of the president of united states. and so what you have is continuing every 4 years. you redefine what you're doing to cuba, and then you redefine how you're going to define success for the cuban people. they've suffered mightily during the last 60 years. now have they suffered solely because of us policies, regulations, and laws. now they.

so, but he's not, you know, i've also heard fidel castro speak in person. i've heard you chavez speak in person, and he doesn't have that kind of bombastic way about him that they did. you know, he speaks in a very, a calm tone in kind of almost like an educator talks very stork, lead cetera. so i really kind of balk at that idea that he's a firebrand, mom. i think it nice guy. so human rights attorney, professor and author, danco valley, thank you so much for sharing this very candid insight with us. all right, that's going to do it for this weeks episode of modus operandi there show that digs deep into foreign policy. i'm your host manila. chad. thank you for tuning and we'll see you again next week to figure out the ammo. ah ah, in the 1950s, the u. s. used former nazis against the soviet union in the 21st century. they engineer dakota, that fish the former soviet republic into our confrontation with moscow will certainly of the united states and the u. k. and the rest of the western world had not engaged in conflict with the ukraine and with the soviet

so, but he's not, you know, i've also heard fidel castro speak in person. i've heard you chavez speak in person, and he doesn't have that kind of bombastic way about him that they do. you know, he speaks in a very calm tone. kind of almost like an educator talks very story played cetera. so i really kind of balk it, that idea that he's a fire. brilliant. i i think you just a nice guy. so human rights attorney, professor and author dan cove. alec, thank you so much for sharing this very candid insight with us. all right, that's going to do it for this weeks episode of modus operandi there show that digs deep into foreign policy. i'm your host manila. chad. thank you for tuning in. we'll see you again next week to figure out the ammo in. ah oh, what else shows the wrong one? 03. just don't move. i mean you've yes to shape out these days because the add to kid and engagement equals betray you. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. for what happens when you make digital gains with actual physical sport. something like d

so, but he's not, you know, i've also heard fidel castro to speak in person. i've heard you chavez speak in person, and he doesn't have that kind of bombastic way about him. but they do, you know, he speaks in a very calm tone. kind of almost like an educator talks very store to lead cetera. so i really kind of block it that idea that he's a fire, bring it on. i think he should have a nice guy used to shoot that. so human rights attorney, professor an author danco valid. thank you so much for sharing this very candid insight with us. all right, that's going to do it for this weeks episode of modus operandi there show that dig deep into foreign policy. i'm your host manila chan. thank you for tuning in. we'll see you again next week to figure out the ammo ah ah, a grain decoupling has finally occurred with russia suspending is participation in the new start arms control treaty. russia and the west have gone their own separate ways and in the process, arms control appears to be dead in the water. more troubling times i had in the 1950s, the u. s. used former nan

and he said, fidel castro would say, i'm willing to let my people suffer. are you willing to let my people shot? well, this is actually a good question. i are then mary, can officials willing to love dark people suffer because i've heard the scene in a couple of interviews, that this functions hurt not only in the cuban side, but even more so than american side. so what's been the game for the united states from this policy against cuba, as well as against other countries and by the united states, i mean, the american people, the american try, taxpayers and some highbrow american officials. you know, the, how you define success is basically in 4 year cycles, the term of the president of united states. and so what you have is continuing every 4 years. you redefine what you're doing to cuba, and then you redefine how you're going to define success for the cuban people. they've suffered mightily during the last 60 years. now, have they suffered solely because of us policies, regulations, and laws. now, they suffered also because of decisions by the cuban gover

the island nation ruled by revolutionary fidel castro on the policy, help fries many aspects of the cute human economy. and has driven cuban anger against the us. as was anger against his own government, the stakes for this game are unusually high. these young athletes are competing for a spot to play in the little league world series in pennsylvania. it's a shot at eventually making a life for themselves in the us. the boys weren't yet born when the us imposed an embargo on cuba, but they and their families live with the economic impact every day. for some, this situation is particularly dire. like for this mother who's living with cancer. again, whine, music, i mean little. there are no medicines here, not even pain killers. okay, there's no food, not even the food i should be eating. there are days when i have nothing to eat. i don't see any future here for me or whatever time i have left to live, whether it's 2 years, 3 days a month, i want to live it with dignity. neither the u. n. as estimated that the embargo costs the islands economy, $130000000000.00 land is cultivated by oxen o

and so how many people how many attempts were there that they recognized the attempt on fidel? castro yes, time never passed, then some evidence was presented. well, yes, we agreed with that. ironically , edward snowden addressed his subscribers, he wrote a quote. you can think of historical examples of when the white house conducted a covert operation but vehemently rejected it, which is just in time for the issue of us tactics to remain silent. but the ministry of foreign affairs of norway on the article hersh reacted yorsh wrote that it was the norwegians who, 3 months later, activated the explosives installed by american divers, and oslo said they said. this is nonsense, sweden yes, no, in the comments, they generally refused power in america, republican senator michael lee from utah reacted more or less clearly and wrote that he could not immediately rule out the version that it was the united states that exploded nord stream. what our russian method offers here has brought out this topic. the meeting of the security council is about something absolutely correct. and let the amer

and fidel castro knows that with all due respect to the deputy ministers of foreign affairs, to the ambassadorsrespected authoritative people, but he knows that this person will call them or simply go into brezhnev's office to resolve the issue. this, it seems to me, is lacking along the lines of the central committee along the lines of the supreme soviet, and they also traveled as representatives of another line. yes, the special services are definitely military. that's what we are talking about, this question is ripe. well, let's say, here is your deputy prime minister novak yes, alexander valentinovich, he is very authoritative in the countries of the middle east. they will ask each other. who is your special representative, he says, i have novak and who is talking to you, and they will look at me, who, then, there is more authority for them, this is important, because to be successful and it was normal not only to vote in the international arena , but also the supply of technology supply of resources, the real political impact. you need to know these elites. you need to be with them. we hav

fidel castro with american lies started the war in iraq after the secretary of state cranked everything test tube with white powder, as hussein's proof of chemical weapons bombing and cancer, the equally cynical american ignited the bloody coup d'état in ukraine in 2014, after which the war began there. now. here they are blowing up transcontinental gas pipelines. back to the topic, they blew up in order to deprive their nato allies of gas from russia at affordable prices . america consulted with europe before forcibly making her happy in this way, definitely not, because this is obviously a huge harm, moreover, in in this case nato how the organization was used against european nato allies as they say, if you have such friends, then why do you need enemies and one more detail after the investigation. hershey had screenshots from the flightradar24 website archive, which tracks aircraft flights around the world, just in june, when nato exercises were taking place in the baltic over the site of the explosion of gas pipelines , us and german patrol planes were constantly circling, and it s

understand, it is in fairy tales, it is some kind of speech , it is not what a fool says isn't it fidel castro or volodymyr zelenskyi? by the way, this one can do it, it's true, so here we will say goodbye. thank you for the excellent broadcast, as always, mr. vitaliy vitaliy portnikov , angelika, yes, and in a few moments , iryna koval will tell you the news, so stay tuned on the 21st in ukraine, and for your attention, the final news release on the espresso tv channel in the studio of iryna koval, the russians struck kherson again , as a result of which three people were injured and all were hospitalized. this was reported by the head of the office of the president of ukraine andriy yarmak. before that, the occupiers hit the kindergarten building there a large-scale fire broke out while extinguishing the fire, the enemy began to repeatedly fire at the rescuers, two people were blown up on a russian mine and died , a tragedy occurred in the kherson region, in the village of dobryanka, farmers were cultivating a field in the emergency department, they say warned the locals that there are still

did they admit the assassination attempt on fidele? castroime never passed, then some evidence was presented. well, yes, we agreed with that. ironically, edward snowden addressed his subscribers, he wrote a quote. can you think of historical examples of when the white house conducted a covert operation, but strongly rejected it, which is just in time for the issue of us tactics to remain silent. but the moment of norway reacted to hersh's article. yorsh wrote that they were norwegians. after 3 months, the explosives installed by american divers were activated, and oslo spoke out . this is nonsense sweden and denmark they generally refused to comment in america from power, more or less clearly reacted senator republican from utah michael lee wrote that he could not immediately exclude the version that that it was the united states that blew up nord stream. our russian security oh, i think absolutely right. and let the americans explain, or special joint commissions are created, including russia, which was not allowed. you know, yes, the invest

understand, it's in fairy tales, it's some kind of speech, it's not chiki wortha, who says whether it's fidel castrothis one can do it, it's true, so we'll say goodbye here. thank you for the unsurpassed broadcast always. vitaliy vitaliy portnikov of the saturday field in the club and in a few moments iryna koval will tell you the news so stay tuned

understand , it is a fairy tale, this is some kind of speech it's not like that che gevarnya who says fidel castro way, this one can do it, it really is, so here we will say goodbye thank you for the unsurpassed broadcast always p vitaliyu vitaliy portnikov anzhelika sezonka yes and in a few moments iryna koval will tell you the news so stay in the labor market in ukraine is experiencing difficult times in the year after the full-scale invasion of russia it recovered only by half at first there was a drop of 90-95 percent today we see a recovery of 55% and an increasing trend i.e. starting from in may, the labor market was saturated with vacancies. lyudmila, hundreds of thousands of ukrainians lost their jobs due to hostilities. the girl worked in the field of communications for a company that organized running events . the director went to volunteer in the armed forces . in fact, the company understood that now was not the time to hold mass events, or, well, now society is actually not necessary and not important now it is important for everyone to preserve their life and safety first lyudmila pl

that is under soviet system or life style of mao and associates, we have remember that fidel castro or >> usually these revolutions or takeovers of society come from upper middle class, and often a rivalry among each other they feel somehow their genius was not appreciated or they were the true voice of the so-called people. they take power. it is usually a top-down phenomenon, they never ever want to live the lives they advocate and insist on for others. mark: i note here. lennon did not come out of poverty or mao, castro did not come out of poverty, they all meet your definition. upper middle class to middle class. i would say that is pretty. the rule rather than the exception. in united states the same them. >> i work on the stanford campus, a strange phenomenon is free-speech area and the posters, radical of the antifa blm category, you walk through student parking lot you can't decide if the preferred car is a bmw, mercedes or a lexis, they are all there, we either disengage monster of the mind we don't want oscars we don't turn on the emmys or watch super bowl, or read "new york

estimate the stupidity of foreign relations during the cold war the government tried to assassinate fidel castroeal than wall street seems to assume. maybe people here don't remember what happened in 1960 when one of our spy planes got shut down over the soviet union. our government thought the plane couldn't be detected because it was flying at an altitude of 70,000 feet but a missile brought it down and the pilot got captured just like the chinese are doing right now. our government claimed that it was merely a weather balloon then it was a weather plane. but in a subsequent trial, the pilot gary powers admitted the purpose of the plane was espionage plane and simple no weather plane two years later he was let go in a prisoner exchange but it really mattered. this is two years before the cuban missile crisis the soviets threatened world war iii. look at this cold war america reaction featured on "snl saturday night" as the perfect example. >> the balloon was somehow able to get past our west coast anti balloon system, the seattle space needle but once it was here, we were able to keep an eye o

no that's not fidel castro . and now not fidel castro.wards very much in my view but why is communism some things a bad thing ? because there are models thing? because there are models that apply to different things. applying that model to things we need as a as an we should own in case of war, for example, us. but we should that somebody could poison the supply , you could poison the supply, you know, in sort of some sort of biological. i'm not suggesting i'm just saying that that is one of the reasons why you should own sort of things, own these sort of things, because to because they are crucial to life. cannot exist life. you cannot well exist without mean, the without water. i mean, the difference capitalism difference between capitalism and , capitalism is the and socialism, capitalism is the unequal sharing of affluence and socialism as the equal sharing of misery and the economy works , in my opinion, under capital ism, the profit motive is incredibly powerful. and i agree have got these slightly egregious examples at the moment o

under the guidance of fidel castro in cuba. he ex appropriated almost 30,000 properties in a few years, right now their citizens are poorer than they were in 1977. but ortega promised democratic socialism, but delivered dictatorship. the last presidential election, seven people dared to run for president and he put them all in jail, still today they're under house arrest or in jail. every socialist is a dictator in disguys. in cuba -- disguise. in cuba, after 60 years of living the socialist paradise, the average cuban, 70% of the cuban eats only once a day. the average cuban makes $23 a month, that is 40 cents a day. and the seniors make $12. cuba in 1960 had the highest per capita income in the hemisphere and it was comparable to italy. and we know that because there's hunger, hunger is a very powerful motivator. so today cubans by the thousands throw themselves to the sharks in the streits of florida looking for -- strai it, s of florida, -- straits of florida, hoping to get to the district i represent. in china, 55 million

why all the speeches of fidel, castro did you ever read what he said the sixties refused to be a revolutionaryion where this pendulum or this sinusoid goes down, and we again come to bogdan anatolyevich, here is the format of polite diplomacy, conditionally from the time of litvino. even as he e instead. so i just pay attention to this rudeness the least of all, because my point of view means absolutely nothing. well , biden said that putin is a murderer there, and then he calmly negotiates with putin. now if if someone came out, not benzia, i don’t know, someone else said politely, very politely, in beautiful literary language. there , german english french farsi japanese would say, uh, lord, our country has decided to withdraw from the treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons, as well as the comprehensiveness of what banned nuclear testing. we are studying everything we are testing a new thermonuclear bomb on the new earth. that would be worse than any rudeness. and these are real actions that everyone would immediately pay attention to, someone shot you yourself must test. this ac

he's got to wear that much same as that in much the same way as fidel castro always wore a military uniform he was out of cuba . i know, he was out of cuba. i think wolanski saying think what's wolanski saying here i will always be at the here is i will always be at the head of my people. and i think that's now, when he says that's fine. now, when he says it was great, wasn't all power back to producing the helmet and the helmet had written on it. give us wings a whole lot. that's going to be the next big contentious issue. and you know what would do very briefly we what i would do very briefly we were first to say we'll give were the first to say we'll give them but we only gave them tanks, but we only gave them tanks, but we only gave them because have got them ten because we have got many tanks. i do know many tanks. don't i do know i'd give six aeroplanes because give him six aeroplanes because we many aeroplanes, we haven't got many aeroplanes, but stimulate the major but it might stimulate the major power. states of power. the united states of america say oh once america to then say o

fidel castro did. and the list goes on. and then it talks about the loss of human life under those regimes from those socialist leaders. in the resolve clause, i read before, that congress imposes socialism in all of its form. i would be happy to work with my colleague on the type of resolution that i outlined. happy to have that come back to the floor in time on something that my democrat colleagues would actually support. a proper denounceation of the hisries of socialism and the proper embrace of our economic capitalism here in the united states. but that's not what we have before us today. so i'd encourage my colleagues to look at what is in the resolution and judge it based off the contents of what's here, not what is omitted. and with that i would reserve the balance of my time. and my colleague, i'm going to yield to, to close. so we're prepared to close on this side. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina reserves. and the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. waters: thank you very much