in 2011 , the libyan leader, colonel muammar gaddafi, who ruled for almost half a century, died.e is unusual, even for our time. having overthrown the monarchy, gaddafi established a regime called jemahiriyya, which means the rule of the mas. in reality, it was a dictatorship. gaddafi became a billionaire, he was at enmity with the west, supported extremists, while carrying out reforms in libya, conquered illiteracy, leveled in the rights of men and women, opened schools and hospitals, but failed to unite the country, which... was torn apart by strife between tribes and provinces, an uprising broke out, and the americans and their allies took advantage of this , launching a military intervention, the regime collapsed, tens of thousands of civilians died, gaddafi himself fell into the hands of enemies who mutilated and killed him, this did not bring peace to libya. this is what this day in history was like. october is a memorable date in the military history of russia. october 20, 1827. battle of novarinsk. russian fleet with allies defeated the turkish fleet in the battle of nova

on october 20, 2011 , the libyan leader, colonel muammar gaddafi, who ruled for almost half a centuryeven for our time. having overthrown the monarchy, gaddafi established a regime called the jamaheria, which means the rule of the mas. in reality it was a dictatorship. gaddafi became a billionaire, he was at enmity with the west, supported extremists, while carrying out reforms in libya , defeated illiteracy, equalized the rights of men and women, opened schools and hospitals, but failed to unite the country, which was torn apart by quarrels between tribes and provinces, an uprising broke out and they took advantage of this the americans and their allies launched a military intervention, the regime collapsed, tens of thousands of civilians died, gaddafi himself fell into the hands of enemies who mutilated and killed him, this did not bring peace to libya. this is what this day was like stories. i’ve been working towards this all my life, we expect to do it in 10 days, it will be a record, cut , on the verge of possibilities, we are all with him, because he is the only one at the maxim

on october 20, 2011 , the libyan leader, colonel muammar gaddafi, who ruled for nearly half a centuryl, even for our time. having overthrown the monarchy, gaddafi established a regime... called the jamaheria, which means the power of mas, in reality it was a dictatorship. gaddafi became a billionaire, he was at enmity with the west, supported extremists, while carrying out reforms in libya, conquered illiteracy, equalized the rights of men and women, opened schools and hospitals, but failed to unite the country, which was torn apart by quarrels between tribes and provinces, an uprising broke out, and the americans and their allies took advantage of this and began a military intervention. the regime collapsed, tens of thousands of civilians died, gaddafi himself fell into the hands of enemies who mutilated and killed him, this did not bring peace to libya. this is what this day in history was like. it all started with one robot every six months, and now for every six months we have a huge number of projects... many are confused, believing that ours the main task is to create a startup,

in fact, under gaddafi this is a state developed very energetically, yes, large funds that came fromhe sale of oil were invested in the development of the state and even the standard of living of the population grew at a colossal pace, but gaddafi had one illusion that the west could allow libya to develop along the path the people see lithuania and muammer gaddafi, yes, there were illusions, he developed social infrastructure, but paid little attention, including to the military component, there was not even a normal air defense system, but this tragedy happened that now the drain was torn apart pieces, in fact there is a civil war, and not in fact but practically, but the standard of living has fallen tens of times, this is the american regime, we must draw conclusions from this, by the way, projecting onto our country, it is very important and correct that we discuss the budget next year we pay great attention to national... defense, yes, because to realize our goals, we must win the war that the west imposed on us, and without strengthening defense and security, we cannot do this

gaddafi opened his mouth and started telling who he was giving what, i’m not hinting at anything, i’ing, but as i understand it, inside israel there are a lot of questions to the israeli authorities, how did this happen? that they slept through the horrific terrorist attack that was being prepared so long ago. well, by the way, i would like to note that the main ally now is ukraine, which has begun to act directly against the muslim world in such a way that they have not recognized hamas as a terrorist organization until now, they have not done this, well, so that no one has any, russia has not done it, but has no intention of doing so. but america did it , it can’t convince ukraine yet, but it’s interesting how we are moving towards a big war there with strong steps, biden warned that trump would lead all this to a war with iran, listen. changed because of what trump did. the american people, including nonpartisans and some republicans, know how bad he is, know how wrong he is doing everything, they know how close he is to starting a war. i would say that the space around this man i

all right, so uh, this an interesting point that i like to. with you, zeinal abed in gaddafi, um, our guest there talks about uh the uh type of military assistance uh that uh us is giving israel, we we know in terms of uh the uh what the us has proposed to get from congress the going to get it for sure uh, but what's more uh alarming is when you take a look at uh the military assistant since the war started which was october 7th now we understand between 45 to 60 um loads of military equipment has flown into uh israel uh and it amounts uh to 1,00 tons of ammunition, of which we know that at this point 12,000 tons have been dropped onto the gaza strip, along with other military equipment that israel has received, you noticed how quick that went into israel, but when it comes to the humanitarian assistance, how long did that take? we noticed that to have taken a lot longer, and at this point just in the past 24 hours, 700 palestinians have been killed, 300 of them. and we know that there's so many injuries that this assistant needs to get into the strip, what is gone in in there is desc

, he is a coordinator at the zagzaki foundation south africa who joins us, znal abadin gaddafi, welcome to the program, um... "we are looking at minutes ago where the un um took had a meeting of which the us again uses vedo power, which in some sense uh would allow israel to continue what it's doing, not that israel heads international law nor the un. riad mansura, the palestinian envoy to the un, made some very good points of how it said that um israel doesn't deny killing, using his words, israel doesn't deny killing members of the same family, in one instance 45 members, it has done that through." about the years, right now we're looking at 3500 palestinians, almost all civilians, women and children to have been killed as a result, and he said that we can't allow this to happen, if the un can't uh do anything about this, where uh can countries resort to that are concerned to use the diplomatic route to prevent israel from continuing with this massacre? thank you very much for having me on the show, correctly said the united nations, especially the security council, but apart from the

because gaddafi opened his mouth and began to say who he gave what, no matter what i’m not hinting, terrorist attack that had been in preparation for so long, and by the way, i would like to note that the main ally now, yes ukraine, which right now ... began to act against the muslim world in such a way that they did not recognize hamas, a terrorist organization to this day, they did not do this, well, so as not to no one had any, russia didn’t do it, but didn’t intend to, but america did it, so far it can’t convince ukraine, but it’s interesting how we’re heading towards a big war, with tiny steps, biden, it turns out, warned that trump would bring all this to wars with listen, trump only wanted to fight with china, economically. the world has changed because of what trump did. the american people, including nonpartisans and some republicans, know how bad he is, know how wrong he is, know how close he is to starting a war. i would say that the space around this man is closing in and i am afraid that he is going to drag us into a war with iran. unfortunately, maybe i’ll be right, it

the analysts have said as soon gaddafi abandoned his military program he was destroyed. we were concerned by the allies whipping up the current reading -- korean peninsula. the russia and chinese initiative, the political challenges, there has been a situation in sudan. we support the constructive initiatives to speed up regulation of the settlement of domestic sudanese, providing direct dialogue. when we see the recent events in africa, how they responded to the coup in ukraine in february 2014, a day after agreement was reached on settlement -- settling on these issues, but the opposition trampled on the u.s. and the allies. in the serbian province of--province, they have having -- they are having them establish and army. the sad story of the minsk agreement in ukraine is being repeated. there was special status for the republic's and the sabotage with the support of the west. they do not want to force their protÉgÉ to implement this agreement. in the priority of costs about, the language and guaranteeing their agreements. they share the same fate. abusers need those s

i mean, gaddafi said to us, gaddafi us before gaddafi said to us before 2012, before launched those attackse we launched those attacks on said, get rid of me on libya. he said, get rid of me and 5 million people will come to europe . and i'm beginning to to europe. and i'm beginning to wonder, did we cause this? and actually caused the birth of isis ourselves as well . isis ourselves as well. >> there's no doubt a long historical exercise to go into to work out who is most to blame in it. but yes, the chaos in libya is in many ways a direct result of dumping gadhafi. however, he'd gone so bonkers by the time he was kicked out . who the time he was kicked out. who knows what would happen shortly aftennards anyway, irrespective of whether cameron sarkozy of whether cameron and sarkozy had agreed to intervene. so there there is a problem here that sub—saharan africa in particular, as a as a demographic profile , which means demographic profile, which means that young people are growing into this market. they don't find jobs at home. they want to go elsewhere. that is a swell of humanity , that

i mean, gaddafi said to us, gaddafi us before gaddafi said to us before 2012, before launched those attackse we launched those attacks on said, get rid of me on libya. he said, get rid of me and 5 million people will come to europe . and i'm beginning to to europe. and i'm beginning to wonder, did we cause this? and actually caused the birth of isis ourselves as well . isis ourselves as well. >> there's no doubt a long historical exercise to go into to work out who is most to blame in it. but yes, the chaos in libya is in many ways a direct result of dumping gadhafi. however, he'd gone so bonkers by the time he was kicked out . who the time he was kicked out. who knows what would happen shortly aftennards anyway, irrespective of whether cameron sarkozy of whether cameron and sarkozy had agreed to intervene. so there there is a problem here that sub—saharan africa in particular, as a as a demographic profile , which means demographic profile, which means that young people are growing into this market. they don't find jobs at home. they want to go elsewhere. that is a swell of humanity , that

in egypted, husni mubarak was toppled, in libya, colonel gaddafi was killed, in tunisia and yemen, governmentspped in. massacre, destruction and... killing civilians will be the fallout of the conflicts. after working in lebanon for few years, i was dispatched to turkey to make reports. i was experiencing new conditions at work and it was interesting to me, but being away from my family, piled top of the pressure of the work. i prepared heated report on the turkish syrian border and revealed secrets that touched a raw nerve in turkey. we set out for investigating. native mission in turkey to uncover turkey's pivotal role in syria's insurgency. the report was about the secret schools of militants inside turkey and sending fighters and weapons to syria with the help of government institutions. a turkish journalist was able to discover one of the hidden military camps in the turkish city of chakoli. the chikoli camp alone holds 7,500 armed men. mr. demes was also able to supply me with pictures of some of the insurgents in. inside the camps. the pictures revealed that not all of the insurgents fi

all right, so this an interesting point that i like to raise.... with you znabed gaddafi, um, our guest military assistance uh that uh us is giving israel, we we know in terms of uh the what the us has proposed to get from congress, they're going to get it for sure, but what's more uh alarming is when you take a look at uh the military assistant since the war started, which was october 7th, now we understand between 45 to 60 um loads of military equipment has flown into uh israel uh and it amounts uh to 1,00 tons of ammunition of which we know that at this point 12,00 tons have been dropped onto the gaza strip, along with other military equipment that israel has received, he noticed how quick that went into israel, but when it comes to the humanitarian assistance, how long did that take? we noticed that to have taken a lot longer, and at this point just in the past 24 hours, 700 palestinians have been killed, 300 of them children, and we know... that there's so many injuries that this needs to get into the strip, what is in there is described as drop in the bucket, what does that say ab

in libya, colonel gaddafi was killed. in tunisia and yemen, the governments collapsed.urkish city of chakoli. the chikoli camp alone holds 7,500 armed men. mr. demes was also able to supply me with pictures of some of the insurgents inside the camps. the pictures revealed that not all of the insurgents fighting in the so-called syrian uprising are syrian. analysts believe the reason turkey is playing such dangerous and crucial interfering role in the syrian conflict is to fulfill us and israeli demands since the us is under pressure for its record and afghanistan and iraq. the report cast heavy shadow on my profession. you will see its effects in the future when i come back to this area again. when turkish president recep tayib erdogan's press conference started, i asked the questions i had to ask. without mincing my words, but as they did not have answer, they sent me out of the event. new information has been released about the gezy park protest that happened in turkey throughout this summer. protests in park were going on, people wanted me to be their voice and repor

in egypt, husni mubarak was toppled, in libya, colonel gaddafi was killed, in tunisia and yemen, theuction and killing civilians will be the fallout of the conflicts. after working in lebanon for few years, i was dispatched to turkey to make reports. i was experiencing new conditions at work and it was interesting to me, but being away from my family, piled top of the pressure of the work. i prepared heated report on the turkish syrian border and revealed that touched a raw nerve in turkey, we set out for investigative mission in turkey to uncover turkey's pivotal role in syria's insurgency. the report was about the secret schools of militants inside turkey and sending fighters and weapons to syria with the help of government institutions. a turkish journalist was able to discover one of the hidden military camps in the turkish city of chakoli. the chakoli camp alone holds 7,500 armed men. mr. demes was also able to supply me with pictures of some of the insurgents inside the camps. the pictures revealed that not all of the insurgents fighting in the so-called syrian uprising are syr

in egypt, hosni mubarak was toppled, in libya, colonel gaddafi was killed.tepped in, massacre, destruction and killing civilians will be the fallout of the conflicts. after working in lebanon for few years, i was dispatched to turkey to make reports. i was experiencing new conditions at work and it was interesting to me, but being away from my family, piled top of the pressure of the work. i prepared heated report on the turkish syrian border and revealed secrets that touched a raw nerve in turkey. we set out for in investigative mission in turkey to uncover turkey's pivotal role in syria's insurgency. the report was about the secret schools of militants inside turkey and sending fighters and weapons to syria with the help of government institutions. a turkish journalist was able to discover one of the hidden military camps in the turkish city of chakoli. the chikoli camp alone holds 7,500 armed men. mr. demes was also able to supply me with pictures of some of the insert. inside the camps, the pictures revealed that not all of the insurgents fighting in the

program, out of beirout, osman, journalists and political analys, out of cape town, zaynul abedien gaddafi, coordinated the zakzaki foundation, south africa. thank you both for being with me on this program. i'd like to start off with you, your overall assessment of this operation. and the scale of it, let me start by congratulating the palestinian people, the palestinian resistance, the arab and islamic world, all the free people of the world, for witnessing an epic battle that we would have never imagined in our lifetime to see, so let me start there to just show you how immense this thing is to point that i keep going through my phone, watching all the videos because i can, i cannot believe it, i'm very happy, but at the same... time, it's it's brings me pride and joy to be part of this access of resistance and to witness first hand, the liberation of palestinian land, which we have been calling for for the past at least 75 years. now what is going on, that's a big question that we can't really answer, but what we can answer is according to what kind of information that we are receiving

on his supporters, he says, gaddafi would have been in benghaz was already preparing to carry out aan entire people, i say, that is, he, he spoke to you, although he knew you for many years, he made fools of you, so i remembered then, by the way, dmitry, i remembered you when you spoke , and i, i’ll tell you now, in what connection i remembered when you, i when i cited such cases, and you said, you know, this man became an opportunist, that is, he was already, it was already comfortable to fit into this general build so as not to stand out, because to stand out and be smarter, who do not adhere to the general lines. and the general line was like this, here’s vitaly churkin, our outstanding ambassador, with whom you were very friends, we were very friends, and he always told me, andryanek, that’s why, that means, in libya and so far, he says, here women won over the men, when bob gates, mueller, four-star, well, the chief of the joint committee of staff, they said: no, we can’t close the air, we have to inflict and disable, which means air defense, and this war, we don’t need it. but

oppressed and opposing western hegemony. the contribution zafar bangosh in toronto canada is in alabad in gaddafi in cape town, south africa. thank you for watching this episode of the news review. more than two years after the chaotic and deadly us withdraw from afghanistan, washington continues to use the country as a platform to destabilize regional countries. that's according to. even though the americans have left afghanistan, they still continuing their mischief, support for daesh terrorism is still on their agenda, so the issues of instability and insecurity, making the conditions in afghanistan cause of concern for regional countries is still on the agenda. security challenges in afghanistan today are mainly due to more than 20 years of occupation by us led to forces. he said the us and his allies destroyed afghanistan's security foundations economic infrastructure. kazami rommi was speaking, speaking following the fifth meeting of the moscow format on afghanistan, which was held in the russian city of kazan. representatives and senior officials from various regional countries such as ira

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invasion of libya by us nato forces, of course the the huge destruction, the assassination of the leader gaddafi, and as soon as after that we witnessed in the sahel region of west africa, a spike in in so-called terrorism. where does it come from? well, these are remanants of the daish, the the islamic state that were hired by. us nato to fight in libya, and later of course they were exported to syria as well, so part of them went to syria and some part went to this sahil west african countries, to establish cells and expand their activities. the surge in terrorism across the sahil region of africa from 2007 als also coincided with the establishment of the united states africa command, commonly known as africom. over the years, africam's activities increased across the continent, so has the terrorism, it is meant to curb. africom, was established around 2008, and now it has military bases or small garrisons all over africa, except my ancestral homeland of. rare, that's the only exception that doesn't have any pays, so the the rational for this was to combat terrorism, of course that's an extens

that have been supporting extremists terrorists in syria um that supported uh the the the murder of gaddafiories in iraq and then pulverized iraq massacring uh fleeing soldiers in fallujah, obliterated mosul, obliterated rocka and now uh basic... supporting what for me is the root of all evil in the region, and so therefore for me, what this means, for example, the refusal even contemplate the proposal put forward by russia, the rush to judgement against the palestinian resistance factions, the framing of this war as hamas against israel, when in reality, hamas is only one of the resistance factions that is. this operation right, but this framing enables them to to criminalize hamas and to come to the support of israel, it's complete manipulation again, and we've seen it multiple times of public opinion, in order to support what is effectively their military outpost in the middle east that has been pivotal to the wars that the west has weiged in the middle east, including in syria, where israel has supported, al-kaida and isis factions inside syria to the point where it's provided medical a

when mumar. said that league meeting, it was the sort king at that time, the sorry king, he said to gaddafi, he warned it, he said, the grave awaits you, in other words, hey, look, you, you, you're a dead man, this was coming from the salty king at the time, now i am saying that to say this, right now, there are thousands of american forces gathering in the five, bases, military bases in saudi arabia, so to uh uh uh the saudies, the crown prince, it's like, look, are you once again going to help enable these foreigners from the other side of the world from thousands of miles away to come in and inflict this genocidal uh uh punishment on the palestinian people, not just the palestian people, they have been boming they been... regime of israel, they have been bombing syria for years upon years, not just now, this did not just start, they bomb syria, yes, so so so when we look at also leban, they attack lebanon, so uh, i applaud thes in yemen, a small people, but huge courage, huge courage. to fight back, the sauris and others, they must respond to this, because they are next, their next as th

mohammad gaddafi, who was a citizen of these governments for many years, with what cowardice and cowardice removed him from the scene of power in order to protect his own illegitimate interests, mr. hashem, this is what you did. whatever they are doing, it seems that the zionists are out of the rationality of this volume of the story of american support . it does not seem logical and rational. the axis of resistance should reduce the fiery flames of resistance, but the alertness and authority that the fighters of the resistance front have in this regard and considering that the scene of trust in the government of the united states of america is really a black scene in the world and this scene will never be white. according to the way the american authorities are dealing, they could not reduce the flames of resistance in the region with this kind of management, but they warmed up the authority and resistance with this talk . thank you, mr. farkhwandehpour. there were many explosions that we saw the smoke was not visible, but it seems that there was a large explosion on the left side of the

the iranian foreign minister gave was a proposal that was done years ago by the late muhammad al-gaddafi of libya, but we have to understand something that israel will never accept to become a democrat. i mean if there will be a referendum in palestine or even if israel will finally accept to turn itself into a democracy and to treat its palestinians, the palestinians of gaza and the west bank at the citizens, this will be the end of the zionist state, and this is a big problem for the anglo-american and the the zionies because they don't want democracy, they don't believe in democracy, i mean, the reason why netanyahu is bombing gaza now, why he is massacring the civilians, why he wants to force the palestinians to flee into egypt or other countries is because netanyahu hates democracy, if there will be democracy, if there will be elections, if the palestinians will be granted citizenship in their own country, i mean let even the immigrants who came from ukraine and kosovo and albania and romania, let them stay there. but if israel will become a democracy where people will not be discri

all terrible, but the majority of people in the world are already aware of this, that’s when, when gaddafixecuted in the open air, there were no such protests and indignation that the world ever realized ? no, well, wait, well, people didn’t go out like that, today the islamic world took to the streets, another will go further, well, they came out, the first world war for europe, what they call their great war, i’m incorrigible, it’s impossible to imagine anything worse here , it seemed everything, after this humanity will never repeat such a terrible meat grinder, yes, nothing at all passes, by and large the first world war flows into the second, there many historians generally have the feeling that this is a single world war, and so what? europe quietly drinks, enjoys, walks, does not notice what is happening when their neighbors are burned in concentration camps, but they did not care about it, luther explained to them that this is a normal way of communicating with jews, explained several centuries before hitler appeared , and when they were suddenly told that this was a crime, they we

of russian troops will not lead to the loss of power, and even more so in life, as it happened to gaddafiussein, he could retreat, but he fears for his life and therefore will continue this war as long as he can. thank you, mr. serhiy, serhii grumenko, an expert of the ukrainian institute of the future, and with mr. igor in the next part of our program, with igor chelenka, we will talk about, as a matter of fact, whether there are risks for democracy to lose to dictatorships and whether it is possible for democracy to it is necessary to become, well, less democratic in order to adequately oppose, well, let me just have a minute, before we go on a break, it won't take long, mr. igor, i will make a seed like this, is there a risk of democracy in the ideal, in its ideal form, to be weaker during the war, brutal, which today is imposed by the dictatorship, the risk of losing to the dictator. democracy, at its core , is competition, including competition, according to authoritarian, totalitarian regimes, and today we have to talk about the competition of democracy and autocracy, which includes

you abandoning trade relations with us, i taught you. we had to support them, mubarak with mamar gaddafi his tent, in principle, the nato americans simply destroyed all these ties, they are trying to reshape the middle east today, the meaning is clear to me, 40% of the world economy is supplied from oil and gas, which is in the persian gulf, now they see that many states do not want to live under dictation. americans, taud's arabia did not even accept blinkin, he hung out there for a long time in this hallway, you see, now we are in a special position, the arab world, palestine, and israel trust us, a lot of our compatriots, and i deeply regret that no one can justify these terrorist attacks, this is an abomination - this is a disgrace, but the reasons for this must be eradicated first of all, this is not... this is lawlessness, this is anger, this is violence, and when violence has been rolling on for years, it is impossible to expect calm behavior, look where humanity is going , imperialism and this capitalism, which is rotten, essentially transforms, dehumanizes, you and i need to tak

rather, to start a war, and allegedly almost credits him with the authorship of the destruction of gaddafit he was also noticed closely. surrounded by sarkozy - that's a fact. are you truly a fighter for justice and the rights of the oppressed ? at home in france he would have supported the yellow vest movement, but no, he declared that the protesters needed to be harshly suppressed. therefore, for the middle east, and indeed for any other region where the west has interests, bernard andrei levi is like a canary in a mine that begins to escape from its cage, a sure sign that it is time to escape. and a tour of a professional provocateur? additional funding is being prepared, this is nbc's data that white: the us house still intends to consolidate large military spending on israel and ukraine are in one package and will push such a bill in congress by any means. the information allegedly came from sources in the pentagon, as well as individual parliamentarians and from the biden administration itself , that is, it looks as if the kiev regime will not be abandoned by its masters overseas, if

rather, to start a war, allegedly he is almost credited with being the author of the destruction of gaddafiwas also noticed. sarkozy is in his immediate circle, that’s a fact. if you were truly a fighter for justice and the rights of the oppressed, at home in france he would support the movement yellow vests, but no, he declared that the protesters needed to be harshly suppressed. therefore, for the middle east, and indeed for any other region where the west has interests, bernard andrei levy is like a canary in a mine that begins to escape from its cage, a sure sign that it is time to save itself. the us congress has called for preparations for a nuclear war with russia and china, the financial times reports. members of the strategic concept commission warn that the pentagon has too few weapons. they advised washington to increase the number of warheads, as well as their delivery vehicles. they also named the main threat to the americans. according to the commission , one should be wary of simultaneous attacks from russia and china. the us congress has not been able to elect a new speaker

rather, to start a war, and allegedly he is almost credited with the authorship of the destruction of gaddafibut he was also seen in the inner circle... are you really a fighter for justice and the rights of the oppressed at home in france, he would have supported the yellow vest movement, but no, he declared that the protesters needed to be harshly suppressed. therefore, for the middle east and indeed for any another region where the west has interests, bernard andry levy is like a canary in a mine that begins to escape from its cage, a sure sign that it is time to save itself. now there is a short advertisement, this is what will happen next on our broadcast. they fought and left. another group of foreign mercenaries is leaving ukraine, where the wild geese have flown. and divide, divide the price into quarters , do not put it off right away, buy, divide, divide, divide, split from alfabank, pick up your purchase immediately for a quarter of the price, pay without overpayments in equal parts, choose stores at podelit.ru. ordered a package of kefir, looked around, hop, apartment, place order

solved by bombing, which means yugoslavia , they destroyed yugoslavia, overthrew milosevic, killed gaddafiet the result, where? the first time they obviously broke their teeth, so to speak, it was syria , syria is the first example of when they practically already achieved victory, 90% control over the territory, by the way, absolutely right, hamas was on the side of those forces that fought with assad , russia came, suddenly it was a bummer, it didn’t work, but i’ll say more, unfortunately, we are forced to admit that in general the use of military force as an instrument of politics has recently come objectively to the forefront in world politics, well, so to speak, we’re going to throw cancer for a stone, weren’t we using military force in ukraine, in ukraine, not we were forced to do this when all other instruments, political instruments, stopped working, when we realized that all our initiatives were peaceful initiatives. the well-known minsk agreements, so to speak, do not work, we were forced to do this, and the conflict between azerbaijan and armenia, but this is also an example of

retreat of russian troops would not lead to the loss of power, especially in life, as it happened to gaddafisaddam hussein, he could retreat, but he fears for his life and therefore will continue this war as long as he can. thank you, mr. sergey. grumenko is an expert of the ukrainian institute of the future, and in the next part of our program with igor chelenka we will talk about how are there risks for democracy to lose to dictators and is it possible for democracy to become less democratic in order to adequately oppose it, well, let me literally have a minute before we go on a break, it won't be long, mr. igor, i will make the seed like this , is there a risk of democracy in its ideal form, that is, in its ideal form, to be weaker during the brutal war imposed by the dictatorship today, the risk of losing to the dictatorship, democracy is based on competition, including competition, respectively, authoritarian. totalitarian regime, and today we have to talk about the competition between democracy and autocracy , which includes various regimes today, and the most important issue here is t

retreating is russian. troops will not lead to a loss of power and even less to life, as it happened to gaddafiam hussein, he could retreat, but he fears for his life and therefore will continue this war as long as he can. thank you sir serhiy, serhiy grumenko are experts of the ukrainian institute of the future, and in the next part of our program with igor chelenka, we will talk about how, in fact, there are risks for democracy to lose to dictatorships, whether it is possible for democracy to become , well, less democratic, to... to oppose, well, let me literally have a minute before we go on a break, it didn't take long, mr. igor, i will make the seed like this, is there a risk of democracy in its ideal form, in its ideal form, being weaker in a time of war, brutal, which today is imposed by a dictatorship, the risk of losing to a dictatorship, democracy at its core is competition , including competition, respectively, by an authoritarian, totalitarian regime, and today we have to...' talk about the competition between democracy and autocracy, which includes various regimes, today, and the m

still an opinion that the situation in libya, so to speak, was connected not only with the fact that gaddafiut with the desire of the west and first of all the united states, to push the chinese out of libya, where they already had, so to speak, very serious investments and so on , and then the chinese, so to speak, left there, there were no such serious statements, but today again it turns out that they are already investing $10.5 billion in iraq, trades with the middle east for more than $200 billion. the middle east is the most important region for china, where 60-70% of all oil comes from iran and the middle east. to china, and now virtually all their efforts are to, so to speak, stabilize this region, develop cooperation, not to mention their relations there with saudi arabia, just recently there were military maneuvers by saudi arabia, joint, not to mention about their diplomatic efforts in the middle east between iran and saudi arabia arabia, because it is beneficial and necessary for them, because it would be a stable region that would be a consumer of chinese goods, on the one hand,

that's when, when gaddafi was executed on open air, the same thing, there were no such protests and indignationy worse, it’s impossible to imagine, it seemed like everything, after that humanity will never repeat such a terrible meat grinder, yes, nothing passes at all, by and large the first, second, first world war flows into the second, many historians there have it in general the feeling that this is a single world war, and that europe is quietly drinking, enjoying, walking, not noticing what is happening when their neighbors are being burned in conslage. explained that this is a normal way of communicating with jews, explained several centuries before hitler appeared, and when they were suddenly told that this is a crime, they were sincerely surprised, it was no coincidence that during the vremya tribunal, they could not understand why they were being judged, who were the americans who treated their african americans, then they called them differently, treated, well, approximately just as the germans treated the jews, but did not live, in the end we see a dying european civilization, a cro

. >> make them miss gaddafi. but don't let any of this bother you. after all, she's a clinton. lsit's not like she kills peopl. does ask this guy anyway so that it's like she doesn't like what you must. what do you think about this? is this juste -- like, justcaus she's still bitter or she's just loose? >> it's funny because they they described i remember when she gave basket of deplorables comment. initially they called that an unforced error, a politicaloday unforced error. >> but then later everybody endorse it. yeah, . ither and today, i mean, she's either off her meds or the thing that worries me is that she paused like. finite it was an off the cuff comment,y which means it's definitely rehearse. and. l de and the term formal think deprogrammin tg. tha >> what do you think pop the chances are that that's ad lib, that that has to be a terpi m lik that is popping around in a memo somewhere in the dod or somethind thg like that? t >> and that's what really scared me about that video. migh hear about the targeting of people, the fbi, that that might be the next absl step in t

next then tony lockerbie bombing and its involiis standing next to en tony blair is standing next to gaddafi they're friends. can't they're best friends. you can't have have a vacuous have a you can't have a vacuous sorry policy like you are condemning. >> not my policy. you're condemning policy. i'm condemning your own policy. i'm saying yes, it's ludicrous. it's ludicrous what you're doing. you should there should be clear, consistent . see, the foreign consistent. see, the foreign policy of this country should be conducted in the best interests of the people of this country . of the people of this country. that's the moral principle. it should rest on. and we should not be going around choosing between countries between different countries whether good or bad. on whether they're good or bad. on that basis. there's no what you want to a consistent basis. >> you would fail to trade with regardless of the regime , regardless of the regime, regardless of the regime, regardless of the regime, regardless of what's going on in terms human rights. they terms of human rights. if they if a fast buc

he negotiate with gaddafi. he totally crazy.e to negotiate, but it isn't . has there been real isn't. has there been real sufficient attempt to understand the frustration of the palestinian people and hamas now has been allowed to take control of that situation and to dominate that situation. the vast majority of palestinians in my as i know them do not want warfare. they want to live in peace. but they've they've they've put hamas into power out of sheer desperation , in sheer of sheer desperation, in sheer frustration . and that frustration. and that frustration. and that frustration should have been met years ago . we should have been years ago. we should have been recognised by the international community that this is building up a powder keg, is building up which one day will explode and now it has exploded . now it has exploded. >> can i ask you your your thoughts about the hostages themselves? as i said, you spent 1763 days alongside john mccarthy. brian keenan as well. what will be able to sustain them? because clearly t

... themselves decided bombing means yugoslavia destroyed yugoslavia, overthrew milosevic, killed gaddafieved victory, 90% of the territory, by the way, is absolutely correct, hamas was on the side of those forces that fought assad, russia came, suddenly a bummer, it didn’t work, but i’ll say more, unfortunately, we have to admit that general use of military force as an instrument of politics has recently come objectively to the forefront in world politics, so why are we going to throw cancer over a stone, so to speak? weren’t we, using military force against ukraine in ukraine, forced to do this when all other instruments, political instruments stopped working, when we realized that all our initiatives, peace initiatives, and the well-known, so to speak, minsk agreements don’t work, we had to do it, and the conflict between azerbaijan and armenia, but that’s also example... when military force worked effectively and this issue was not resolved by any political instruments. why am i saying this? i say this because we, apparently, we, the russian federation, have to admit today that we wil

for the savages who ran out, naturally, we must condemn them, they were just you know, like muamra gaddafiwire for how many years on the reservation, as for the hamas fighters, they did everything brilliant, so if this is iranian intelligence, we should expect some kind of next step from iran, now as for iran, dear friends. what iran can do, we terribly underestimate iran, it is an ancient civilization with a refined art of secret diplomacy, espionage, intelligence, they have already experienced several imperial ups and downs, and what iran is doing today in the middle east, they already control four arab capitals , this is baghdad, this is, well, baghdad in iraq, damascus in syria, yemen sana and beirut in lebanon, the arab world from twenty countries... it just lies in front of iran, i don’t know about the children, they cannot do anything about the expansion of iran's influence, military, political, diplomatic and so on, iran today is actually on the second front, it has brought hamas to a new level of mobilization, to a new level, this is what israel is running out of missiles for iron

and then they were sent back to libya to fight for the overthrow of gaddafi.l. i think obviously that as well. i think obviously if he's found to have been totally takes the mic, james i mean seriously the right to buy i mean right to buy living in a london council property, right to right to shouldn't to buy right to buy shouldn't exist . i to buy right to buy shouldn't exist. i mean let alone for leaders of overseas militant groups. >> i mean, presumably this man is in favour of a caliphate. interesting that he chooses to live in a leafy london suburb , live in a leafy london suburb, isn't it? >> and in barnet as well, which has a very one of london's highest jewish population , which highest jewish population, which is quite alarming considering the views hamas has against jews . yeah, i think often do they really want i mean, they say they want to live in a caliphate. i think they enjoy the vote with their feet. yeah, they enjoy the luxuries. and you know , material wealth. brazier know, material wealth. brazier this is a question that i can't help thinkin

remind you that in libya, at the time of the overthrow, or rather after the tragic death of maamar gaddafiite a lot of presence... a significant turkish contingent, it is still there, well, in principle, yes , they do not refuse libya, which has a common border, well, it is basically turkey, as you understand, but in libya, which there is a turkish army, well, not turkish army, contingent, army are already broad concepts that include many tens of thousands of people, but the contingent is there, it was there at the beginning of these events, in this regard turkey can lead its contingent, but from a military point of view it is not clear to me where it will bring it in this case, therefore, i can... actions at sea, naturally, the turks have a powerful fleet, but this is already a conflict , you will agree, within the north atlantic alliance, that is, in fact, a rejection of the nato project in favor of the great turan project, as you understand, them and i... countries, have their own its own union, it meets every year, it is a completely effective and living organism, and naturally, if rec