with adam hussein hussein was pronounced the main evil. uh, the beginning of the last decade of the 20th century. he has been demonized. uh , hundreds of movies have been made about him. e, he, in principle, became the personification of evil for western civilization. although it is obvious that the scale of saddam hussein himself and his political regime inside the country in no way expressed the personality of saddam hussein as the world devil, the americans went to the ussr collapsed, and the hero of the stars and stripes. trico needed a new villain. then came the tragedy of 11 september. and behind her, the famous test tube with white powder kolya allegedly attacked. iraq has weapons of mass destruction about it. he confidently declared from the rostrum of the un to gain. with the confectionery effect of the validity of a future war, the white house accused adam hussein of organizing a plot to assassinate bush sr., which had approximately the same evidence base as the then us secretary of state colin pao , known to the whole world, all

with adam hussein, hussein was said to be the ultimate evil. uh, the beginning of the last decade of the 20th century. he has been demonized. uh, hundreds of movies have been made about him. uh, he, in principle, became the personification of evil for western civilization. although it is obvious that the scale of saddam hussein himself and his political regime inside the country in no way threatened american interests. the personality of saddam hussein as the world devil came to the americans. the ussr collapsed, and the hero of the stars and stripes. trico needed a new villain. then came the tragedy of 11 september. and behind it, the famous test tube with white powder kolya attacked, allegedly. iraq has weapons of mass destruction about it. he confidently declared from the rostrum of the un to gain. gangster effect of the validity of the future of the war against adam hussein, the white house was accused of organizing a conspiracy to assassinate bush sr., which had approximately the same evidence base as the world-famous allegation that iraq

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hussein himself, many members of the prophet's family and almost all the soldiers were killed, whichappened to be the reason for the division of the supporters of islam into sunnis from the word sunnah, which is the name of the muslim sacred tradition - this is the most numerous influential branch and shiite followers of hussein ibn. or the adherents of alina every year on the day of ashura in the muslim month of muham, the shits mourn those who died at the kirbel on october 10, 1868. a ten-year war began in cuba. the first for independence, the island was a spanish colony, the metropolis pumped out of it all the resources of the spaniards was less than 10%, but they owned 90% of the wealth, most of the cubans, did not have civil rights, demanded freedom of the slaves. led the rebellion of sugar industrialist carlos manuel de with espides. he freed his slaves, and wrote a manifesto on october 10, declaring the independence of cuba. the rebels captured many cities. they drafted the constitution and elected the president from the espes. well , the spaniards waged a war of extermination

with adam hussein, hussein was said to be the ultimate evil.of the last decade of the twentieth century. he has been demonized. uh, hundreds of movies have been made about him. e, he, in principle, became the personification of evil for western civilization. although it is obvious that hmm, how would they scale saddam hussein himself and his political regime inside the country in no way betrayed the personality of saddam hussein as the world devil to american interests the americans went to the ussr collapsed, and the hero of the stars on the striped. trico needed a new villain. then came the tragedy of 11 september. and behind it, the famous test tube with white powder kolya attacked, allegedly. iraq has weapons of mass destruction about it. he confidently declared from the rostrum of the un to gain. the gangster effect of the validity of a future war against saddam hussein was accused by the white house of organizing a plot to assassinate bush sr., which had approximately the same evidence base as the world-famous allegation of that iraq had

this is the most numerous influential branch and shiite followers of hussein ibn.s of ali annually on the day of ashura in the muslim month of muham the shits mourn those who died at kirbil on october 10, 1868. a ten-year war began in cuba. the first for independence, the island was a spanish colony, the metropolis pumped out of it all the resources of the spaniards was less than 10%, but they owned 90% of the wealth, most of the cubans, did not have civil rights, demanded freedom of the slaves. the rebellion was led by the sugar industrialist carlos manuel de s espides. he freed his slaves, and wrote a manifesto on october 10, declaring the independence of cuba. the rebels captured many cities, developed constitution and elected with the sps president. well , the spaniards waged a war of extermination, executed, shot, captured and killed with espsn. after 10 years, the rebels capitulated, then rose again to fight. and already in the third war they won in 1898, and october 10 is celebrated on a cube as a national holiday on october 10, 1918. the soviet government a

until now, on october 19, 2005, the trial of saddam hussein and other high-ranking leaders began.the iraqi trial took place in baghdad and was initiated by the new authorities of this country a few years before saddam was overthrown as a result of the american -initiated military operations there are weapons of mass destruction. then it turned out that he was not there, and the presidents of iraq were overthrown . adam hussein as a result, he was sentenced to death for another for the mass execution of 148 shiites from the city of eji. in 1982, after an unsuccessful assassination attempt on the iraqi leader, the verdict was handed down. a year after the start of the process and quickly carried out in the execution of hussein hanged, the trial took place during the qana occupation of iraq and under the strong influence of washington to justify the war launched against all legal norms and turned life and cancers, chaos, which provoked the emergence of a new terrorist group, unprecedented in terms of cruelty, called igil today, a terrorist organization banned in russia. that was the

and then from there they immediately conflated bin laden and his group of radicals with saddam hussein the atheist dictator of iraq. a land where the word no al qaeda members there had never been a suicide bombing in theto entire history of the country. theyey use the fear of terrorism and the fear of a completely phony, fake dishonestly claimed alliance between saddam hussein and osama bin laden to officially live to the people of the united states into that war. and from their breath with a former chief of the cia bin laden unit said if afghanistan was all bin laden ever wanted then america going to iraq to attack what bin laden called the socialist infidel, saddam hussein was the hoped-for but unexpected gift to bin laden. my take inside the shiites there america drove the suny minority population of the country intove the arms of the bin laden in their ranks swelled from 400 men at the time of september 11 attack to tens of thousands during that war. and then luckily the local suny tribal leaders marginalize allocated 2006 and seven and solve that problem for us to a great degree.

cnn -- >> does saddam hussein have chemical or biological weapons? >> made similar mistakes.ng it to a whole other level. they were almost leading the charge. part of the campaign for war. >> rupert murdoch's new york post was one of the first to claim, quite falsely as it turned out, that saddam hussein was behind 9/11. they ran an editorial called saddam's fingerprints, which claimed that the evidence for iraq's involvement is too powerful to ignore. >> fox news was pointing the finger at saddam hussein and iraq within days of the september 11 attacks, and it was doing it with unrivaled gusto. >> saddam hussein should be on the destruction death card right now, along with osama bin laden. >> rupert and ailes were embarking on this new position for the network. basically, fox news is going to shatter the notions that we've had about the way the press covers war. >> president george w. bush has launched war against saddam hussein. >> i will call those who publicly criticize their country in a time of military crisis, which this is, bad americans. >> fox cemented itself as som

ah, this catastrophe sets the stage where fatma ada mir's novel, which chronicles the life of hussein and emmy ne turkish curds who wanted to build a new life in germany. especially for their children, but a sense of reproach is ever present. while we want to see you have a better life, they say head will cindy, but then does not have scope to disappoint the parent is the answer and ties in her novel genes. we get to know who's saying and his wife emanates their children, septa haakon patty, and omit them, and their gens their spirits. the sent off to these spirits often simply secrets that these characters have that they carry with them and within the family high that they represent traumas that they've never worked through the off god for hussein it was poverty and violence and turkey for emmy. ne. it was the loss of her 1st child for septa married off a just 18. it's fighting for independence against all odds. hawk on who works for a used car dealer. peddling fast cars asks whether it's possible to have a life that's different than his father's will meet. the youngest loves to play

they are on combat duty again hussein huseynov muslimov nikolai volkov svetlana vidyashkina alexanderv and andrei anisimov anatoly ishchenko , the commander of an anti-aircraft missile platoon , was presented with the country's highest state award by sergei shoigu at the national defense control center during a special military operation. anatoly ishchenko personally shot down five enemy aircraft, as well as three helicopters, from a portable anti-aircraft missile system, and in total his subordinates hit a dozen air targets of one of the pilots of the armed forces. it was possible to capture the personnel, they covered the air assault company, the positions of the company 's mortar batteries, being at their strongholds , were attacked by enemy aircraft. our task was to prevent the enemy from fulfilling his combat mission and to destroy those same aircraft by the platoon personnel 12 aircraft destroyed four helicopters. now the astana meeting of the council of heads of government of the cis countries, the participants discussed a wide range of topics from contacts in the field of scie

. >> the saddam hussein have chemical or biological weapons? >> made many mistakes. another level. they were almost leading the charge, part of the campaign for war. >> rupert murdoch's new york post was one of the first to claim, quite possibly, as it turns out, that saddam hussein was behind 9/11. they had ran a editorial saddam's fingerprints that complained about it was too hard to ignore. >> fox was pointing the finger at saddam hussein within days and without unrivaled gusto. >> should be a destruction def card right now with osama bin laden. >> rupert and ailes were embarking on this new position for the network that basically, fox news was going to shatter the notion we had about the way that the press covers war. >> president george w. bush has launched war against saddam hussein. >> publicly criticized our country in a time of military crisis, which this is, bad american spirits >> box cemented itself as something we had never seen before, a completely pro-war, pro-american network. >> it was as though fox found its voice. it was the first time i remember t

an attack it from there they immediately deflated bin laden and his group of radicals was saddam hussein is the atheist dictator of iraq a land where there were no al qaeda members and there had never been a suicide bombing in the entire history and they used the fear of terrorism and the fear of a completely phony dishonestly claimed the lives between the hussein. the former chief of the cia bin laden unit said if afghanistan was all the in-laws never wanted america going to iraq in what bin laden called the socialist infidel was he hoped for. unexpected gift to bin laden. america drove the shiite population into the arms of bin laden and forwarded men at the time up to september 11 attack to tens of thousands during that war. luckily the local sunny tribal leaders marginalized of qaeda in 2006 and 2007 and solve that problem too great degree. then just at the time barack obama was killing osama bin ladin in pakistan in the spring of 2001 he was taking his side in libya and then in syria so the libyans and the syrians who had gone to iraq to fight withal qaeda and iraq against the unite

until now, on october 19, 2005, the trial of saddam hussein and other high-ranking officials began.urt took place in baghdad and was initiated by the new authorities of this country a few years before saddam was overthrown as a result of a military operation initiated by the americans, let me remind you that the war in iraq began under the pretext that allegedly there are weapons of mass destruction. then it turned out that he was not there, but the deposed president of iraq. adam hussein as a result, was sentenced to death for another for the mass execution of 148 shiites from the city of edduji in the year 82 after an unsuccessful attempt on the iraqi leader was taken out. a year after the start of the process quickly carried out in the execution of hussein, the hanging trial took place during the american occupation. cancer and under the strong influence of washington to justify the war launched against all legal norms and turned life and cancers, chaos that provoked the emergence of a new hitherto, unprecedented level of cruelty terrorist group called isis today, banned in and a

hussein ?s of americans died and the country split apart. multiple that outcome times infinity, and you understand what our leaders are proposing here, just how deranged they are. they should know better, because they've done this before, but they learn nothing. they were never held to account and never learned. if you're not punished, you don't learn. they're ready to make the same mistakes, but on an existential scale. not just the wackos, the discredited ones, bike the buffoon that's our secretary of state. here's david patreus. >> still get worse for putin, and for russia. even the use of tactical nuclear weapons on the battlefield won't change this at all. jake sullivan has publicly stated that the u.s. has communicated to rush what would happen in response to that. >> what would happen? >> well, again, i have deliberately not talked to jake about this. >> yeah. >> just to give you a hypothetical we would lead a collective effort to take out every russian force that we can see and identify

ah, this catastrophe sets the stage for fatma ada mir's novel, which chronicles the life of hussein and emmy ne turkish curds who wanted to build a new life in germany. especially for their children, but a sense of reproach is ever present. while we want to see you have a vessel life, they say had well cindy, but then there's a lot of scope to disappoint. the parent is the alpha and twice in her novel genes . we get to know who sane and his wife emanates their children, septa huck on patty and omit them, and their gens their spirits. the send off to these spirits often simply secrets that these characters have that they carry with them and within the family that they represent traumas that they've never worked through of college for hussein. it was poverty and violence and turkey for emmy. ne. it was the loss of her 1st child, for septa married off at just 18. it's fighting for independence against all odds. haakon, who works for a used car dealer. peddling fast cars, asks whether it's possible to have a life that's different than his father's woman. the youngest loves to play soccer an

hussein mohamed, bbc news.find the full film on the bbc news africa youtube page — just search for �*tigray under siege'. time now for all the sports news. hello, i'm paul scott with your global sporting headlines. liverpool's win over manchester city in england's premier league on sunday was marred by items being thrown at city boss, pep guardiola. the reds won the game 1—0 thanks to a mo salah goal. but afterwards guardiola said he had coins thrown at him during the match by some home fans. the objects were allegedly thrown in his direction after phil foden had a goal disallowed by var. next time, next time we will do it better. they did not get me. they will try again next year. i was going to try i didn't get it. they got it at the coach but not into gold, not at that time. horrible, i apologise for that. i horrible, i apologise for that. iwas — horrible, i apologise for that. iwas not _ horrible, i apologise for that. i was not at the stadium at that— i was not at the stadium at that moment. it never shoul

he being acting as trolls their day and these people they fought alongside saddam hussein against their own country. they killed 17000 iranians during the 1982 assassination attacks through bomb attacks. these are the people who are spreading on the side on mine or i know to your governments. i notice you don't want to address the violence violence which and the brutality of some of your security forces. i'm just the last time i with address i'm the international has reported widespread torture, severe beatings of protest as an onlookers, even sexual violence against women by your security forces. you think the people will forgive the leaders for this shocking brutality. know people will not forgive your leaders for interfering in our internal affairs and for anyone else in person language media. i'm speaking tim, i'm speaking don't try to run out the clock. so it's your persian language media and your troll farms and your governments that are spreading misinformation both in persian and in english across the globe. the that the police officers that were killed in iran, 28 or 29 police

hussein mohamed, bbc news.film on the bbc news africa youtube page — just search for tigray under siege. let's get some of the day's other news. turkey's president has been criticised for linking the deaths of 41 miners in an explosion to "destiny," saying such accidents "will always be". president erdogan made the comments during a visit to the site in bartin province on saturday. protests have taken place in istanbul objecting to his remarks, with some protestors describing the accident as a "massacre". a number of unidentified gunmen opened fire in a bar in central mexico, killing 12 people. it's the second mass shooting in the state of guanajuato in less than a month. the motive behind the shooting was not immediately clear. the region has been convulsed by brutal turf wars between rival drug gangs in recent years. the two candidates in brazil's run—off presidential election have been facing each other in the first televised debate ahead of the vote, which will be held in two weeks�* time. it's been a campa

ah, this catastrophe sets the stage for fatma ada mir's novel, which chronicles the life of hussein and emmy ne turkish curds who wanted to build a new life in germany. especially for their children, but a sense of reproach is ever present. while we want to see you have a better life, they say head, well cindy, but then there's a lot of scope to disappoint. the parent is the at alpha and toys. in her novel genes, we get to know who sane and his wife emanates their children, septa huck on patty and omit them, and their gens their spirits. the send off to these spirits often simply secrets that these characters have that they carry with them and within the family that they represent traumas that they've never worked through of college for hussein. it was poverty and violence and turkey for emmy. ne. it was the loss of her 1st child for septa married off, a just 18. it's fighting for independence against all odds. haakon, who worked for a used car dealer peddling fast cars, asks whether it's possible to have a life that's different than his father's will meet. the youngest loves to play so

and these people they fought alongside saddam hussein against their own country. they killed 17000 iranians during the 1982, a fascination attacks through bomb attacks. these are the people who are spreading on the side. i noted my government, i notice you don't want to address the violence and violence which and the brutality of some of your security forces. i'm just the last time i with the address i'm the international has reported widespread torture, severe beatings of protest as an onlookers. even sexual violence against women by your security forces. you think the people will forgive the leaders for this shocking brutality. know people will not forgive your leaders for interfering in our internal affairs and for anyone else in person language media. i'm speaking tim, i'm speaking don't try to run out the clock. so it's your persian language media and your troll farms and your governments that are spreading misinformation both in persian and in english across the globe. the that the police officers that were killed in iran, 2829 police officers. as far as i k

ah, this catastrophe sets the stage where fatma ada mir's novel, which chronicles the life of hussein and emmy ne turkish curds who wanted to build a new life in germany. especially for their children, but a sense of reproach is ever present. he while we want to see you have a better life. they say head well cindy, but then there's a lot of scope to disappoint, apparently is the editor and toys. in her novel jin's, we get to know who's saying and his wife emanates their children septa huck on patty and omit them, and their gens their spirits. the sent off to these spirits often simply secrets that these characters have that they carry with them and within the family, how they represent traumas that they've never worked through of college for hussein . it was poverty and violence and turkey for emmy. ne. it was the loss of her 1st child for septa married off it just 18. it's fighting for her independence against all odds. haakon, who works for a used car dealer. peddling fast cars, asks whether it's possible to have a life that's different than his father's woman. the youngest loves to

for hussein, it was poverty and violence, and turkey for emmy. ne. it was the loss of her 1st child for septa married off, a just 18. it's fighting for independence against all odds. haakon, who works for a used car dealer. peddling fast cars, asks whether it's possible to have a life that's different than his father's. will meet the youngest, loves to play soccer and falls in love with a friend. it almost breaks him and then there's perry, the rebellious one. who studies in frankfort, and who's angry about everything as invalids still simulations, perry thought simply had no history. it was the opposite of history. it was history's end its extinction thought my aid, amir describes germany as an unfriendly place, where everyone is afraid to speak the truth because the truth can sometimes be an imposition. ready ready ready ready sh. ready ready have many, she knows const i never cared much for are to be. so i found most of the pictures i got to see either unsightly or meaningless. sometimes both at the same time. these are some of the narrates as ope

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. >> [playing music and singing] >> i founded a small ensemble called ghazal, with shujaat hussein khan and swapan chaudhuri. [music] you know, i--i have been trying to do different kinds of music, so, um, because i think the music has to be, uh, fresh for myself first to--to be attractive for others as well. [music] the brooklyn rider is a string quartet. they're brilliant musicians, they understand music in a superb way, and i have always enjoyed to play with them. and they're active, uh, as, uh, a part of the silk road ensemble as well, so we tour together, and we're trying to develop more new music to play together. [string music playing] i think the best place for me to live at the moment, and have my base is iran, because i always felt that i missed something when i was outside all these years, and then suddenly you're 37, and--[laughs] "oh!" you know, "where am i?" you know, "i'm a musician, but i don't have anything else in my life." >> [laughing] [speaking in farsi] >> i live in a suburb called, uh, karaj, 30 kilometers from tehran. i live there with my wife. >> [speaking in fa

leader was sentenced, a year after the start of the process quickly carried out in the execution of hussein, they hanged the trial took place during the american occupation of iraq and under the strong influence of washington to justify the war launched against all legal norms and turned life and cancer, the chaos that provoked the appearance a new hitherto, unprecedented in terms of cruelty, a group of terrorists called igil today, a terrorist organization banned in russia. this is how this one was day in history. new measures to support small and medium-sized businesses in the context of partial mobilization have prepared today the government has changed a number of requirements for companies. whose specialists were called. they will be able to continue working with a minimum staff, even if their license provides for a larger number of employees, however, for a period of 3 months or more. yes , half a year must find a temporary replacement, the last mobilized retains jobs and automatically extends certification and other permits without an assessment. knowledge measure will affect 48 type

the eruption of saddam hussein's lightning-fast occupation of afghanistan for the republican administration of george w. bush jr. expansion of pak from the american to the middle east through the final solution of the iranian issue seemed a fairly simple task consisting of a set of simple tactical steps, by the way, pak with americano is essentially the idea of ​​the american world, its principles diplomacy dollar abuse of power, if necessary, linking business interests with foreign policy, as well as the use of soft power. so iran tried to ignore literally all aspects. such disobedience is fraught with consequences in 2003, the american enterprise institute, commissioned by washington , published a study on iran, experts proceeded to the conclusion that the best development options for the country are revolution and federalization following the example of yugoslavia, by the way, in the same year , two nationalist groups, they advocated independence. separate regions and the path of us rapprochement appeared for the people of the united states and the new president barmaley of iran, mahmoud

. >> [playing music and singing] >> i founded a small ensemble called ghazal, with shujaat hussein khan and swapan chaudhuri. [music] you know, i--i have been trying to do different kinds of music, so, um, because i think the music has to be, uh, fresh for myself first to--to be attractive for others as well. [music] the brooklyn rider is a string quartet. they're brilliant musicians, they understand music in a superb way, and i have always enjoyed to play with them. and they're active, uh, as, uh, a part of the silk road ensemble as well, so we tour together, and we're trying to develop more new music to play together. [string music playing] i think the best place for me to live at the moment, and have my base is iran, because i always felt that i missed something when i was outside all these years, and then suddenly you're 37, and--[laughs] "oh!" you know, "where am i?" you know, "i'm a musician, but i don't have anything else in my life." >> [laughing] [speaking in farsi] >> i live in a suburb called, uh, karaj, 30 kilometers from tehran. i live there with my wife. >> [speaking in fa

forces captured saddam hussein in tikrit in december of 2003. and change the regime there. the well, lots of americans died and the country split apart. so multiply that outcome times infinity. and you understand what our leaders are proposing here. and justjust how deranged they e . and they should know better'v because they've done thie do, st before, but they learn nothing.r they were never heldned. to acco and they never learned if you're not punished, you don't learn. and so they are ready to make the very same mistakes. on but on an existential scale, and not just the wackos, not just the discredited ones like victoria nuland buffoons, likeey our secretary of state, the serious ones. here's former cia director david petraeus on abc, calmly explainins g that if russia launches nuclear weapons, no problem will eliminate their black sea fleet and still get worse for putin. >>, and for russia and even the use of tactical nuclear bat weapons on the battlefield. won't change this at all.ly >> jake sullivan has publiclys. stated that the u.s. has

mo hussein, thank you very much.k to try to reach people trapped underground after an explosion at a coal mine. as many as a0 people are feared to have died in the blast in amasra, on the black sea coast. initial reports suggest it had been caused by a build—up of flammable gas. anjana gadgil reports. the smoke billowing from this site, one of turkey's deadliest industrial accidents in years of the blast took place in a state owned coal mine in the black sea port town of amasra. over 100 people were working there at the time, many are still trapped. rescue efforts went on throughout the night as crowds gathered around the night as crowds gathered around the head of the mineshaft, some family members of the dead and injured. it is believed methane ignited at a depth of 300 metres causing a fire in one of the tunnels. the local governor said a team of than 70 rescuers had reached a point in the pit 250 metres below ground. translation: 110 of our brothers were working in the mine. - some of them, the ones on the upper

just call me your old pal, saddam hussein. saddam hussein, the iraqi dictator ? ! what do you want ? you want terrance and phillip out of canada. i want you to bring me and my friendsintocanada. that sounds like a fair trade, doesn't it ? super, let's get started. i'm not sure i should trustyou. hey, relax, guy, trust me. [music: better and better by danger twins] ♪♪ ♪ drop the confetti time to start it up ♪ ♪ let's go ♪ ♪♪ ♪ better get ready it's about to bust ♪ ♪♪

will survive a variety of targets and armored vehicles and fortified areas of militants report by hussein huseynov enemy afterburner a sharp climb and fire at the target. these are footage of the combat work of the ka-52 reconnaissance attack helicopter of the russian aerospace forces from the first day of the special military operation in the donbass of the army aviation, the pilot helicopter takes the most active part in it. goes to my dvizhuha landmark. both armored vehicles and two k-52 alligators in a pair go to combat work, and this helicopter has just returned with a mission after landing. engineers check all on-board systems and reload ammunition, at the same time the alligator can lead several targets at once at a distance of up to 6 km, often and most effectively used here to destroy areal objects. these are unguided aircraft missiles. in case you need to destroy some kind of point target or very important objects, guided aircraft weapons, guided air surface missiles are used, and the terrain is difficult to hide, but a modern machine can easily cope with this alligator one of t

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