how important, let's talk about the i c c itself is the i c c and what kind of punishment can they actually get? well, they can put people in jail and they have done so in the past, against bosnians and a, and serbians rather against crimes against humanity, genocide and, and, and there, there, okay. but in order to highlight these kinds of problems, sort of the conscience if you will, of a humanity to a point. but in the case of, in this particular case, it's limited because 1st of all, the united states, as you pointed out, is not a member. ah, and the, the sanctions that were imposed on the prosecutor to come in and investigate ca aspect was a, what had sanctioned, not only put up against him, but the united states refused to, does not have to operate at all. right. and so does that mean the u. s. is off scott free? well, i think they're looking more at offenses that were purposeful, like something that were with a total disregard of, of humanity. mass killings, these kinds of things taliban is on the books, right. it is a, this is one of the $123.00 signatories to what's called the, the

prompted a tremendous pressure campaign from the united states where they threatened and sanctioned i. c. c. and officials, the timing of the i c. c decision, the announcement i couldn't have been much worse. the international press as well as the u. s. government. i still reeling from the fall out of the the last drone strike of the afghan waterloo. ah, a drone strike that caused 10 civilian casualties. we have kept in touch with their relatives and the only apology that they've heard this is on television. but the united states, the pentagon, calling the deaths of 1010 of their loved ones, are a tragic mistake. but at the same time saying, no disciplinary measures would be carried out and they're left with with the understanding that if of their loss hasn't been inflicted by the taliban or isis. well, they're out of luck or commitment to the international court of justice. i will say that we have been demanding for justice for more than one month now we suffered pain. nobody asked us about or helped us. we need justice to be served as soon as possible. i ask americans and other people aro

the i, c, c, the independence of the i. c. c is very important and i don't think politicians should intervene. what judges, this court was established exactly for issues like ours. so war crimes are prosecute to the war. crimes or criminals are held accountable. so if the prime minister is johnson has an issue with this, i think he may have issues with international legality. i mean, it's not just about johnson, joe biden. the united states also says the i c. c has no jurisdiction. it's very unfortunate and extremely unfortunately. so many, those of the so called free world, the for the very same countries that established these laws and these conventions, and these courts would doubt it's legitimacy and its independence. and its relevance is, is extremely unfortunate. and i believe this is, this goes beyond power stuff. this is about this kind of wall. we want to 11 and the kind of world we want to leave for our children and grandchildren. and i think it has caused a lot of damage because of the special relationship to our glo

d i. c. c prosecutor is shamefully hanging, then a get out of jail free card of the people that have been kidnapped and tortured at afghan bass has or it a secret cia basis here. and i've got to start, they say, how we reached here. this point is, is due to mob tactics. because initially the, i see, she announced that they would investigate everyone's role in any potential walcross here in afghanistan. which, which prompted the tremendous pressure campaign from the united states where they threatened and sanctioned i. c. c. and officials. the timing of the i c. c decision, the announcement. i couldn't have been much worse the international press as well as the u. s. government i still reeling from the fall out of the the last drone strike of the afghan waterloo. busy busy ah, a drone strike that caused 10 civilian casualties. we have kept in touch with their relatives and the only apology that they've heard this is on television. but the united states, the pentagon, calling the deaths of 10, th

in the i c. c, we are pursuing those other individuals who are members or citizens of member states. so no, it's not doing a and we expect the i c. c to open a proven preliminary examination into is, is sort of coming off the back of when the police were investigating pin a. shay, margaret thatcher is great friend. the dictator of chilly, who was in the ca, who in 9073, but it was because she was released. but is the point that the metropolitan police might do something here in london to a business. obviously, it was not intended to come off the back of the 17 years, but of course that is one of the legal financial bases for or the metropolitan police to, to launch investigation. this is not the 1st case. it's been brought. there are cases have been brought in the past actions. taylor as an example was rushed to charge rescue to the new k not successfully unfortunately. but that was a question of the evidence, not question with jurisdiction. so we've also seen cases in germany and france around eur

it also validates one of the cool criticisms of the i, c. c that it only takes action against politically weaker individuals or nations. while giving western powers a pass by d. prioritizing, investigating us and for the afghan national security forces, the i c. c prosecutor, it's shamefully hunting and the get out of jail free card. the tribunal was set up in 2002 as a court, which had only into fear of perpetrators of war crimes, couldn't be brought to justice by a country's authorities. it spent more than a decade investigating war crowns by all sides, enough canister. but the u. s and post sanctions on 2 officials from that court which had started a probe into u. s. war atrocities. the i c. c decision is particularly disturbing for rights organizations as it comes in the wake of august's disastrous drone strike on by the pentagon on kabul, which kill 10 civilians including 7 children. oh . busy busy i live in september, a pentagon pro admitted the drone attack was a tragic mistake, offered an apology and backtrack to on the target initiall

the i, c. c. one doomed to failure because of his idea maybe the, you know, members of the international criminal court. i mean, even the united states isn't. and obviously, usa is one of the biggest funded well, the, the point being made is that the side of coalition is made up of the number of states far greater than, you know, our america insider radio. the reason why we assume this in the united kingdom is so that we go off to those 2 to have the greatest responsibility. but there are of course, other contributing states such as jordan seneca and sudan who have provided support, whether it's with aircraft, whether it's on the ground or whether it is technical assistance to the saudi led coalition. so while we are not assuming the case against morality officials or even american nationals, and we can come on to that in a moment. in the i c. c, we are pursuing those other individuals who are members or citizens of member states. so no, it's not doing and we expect the r c. c, to open a proven pre

didn't stop him really, from withdrawing from the i. c. c. and the supreme court did the same thing, the supreme court basically, you know, it's hands off from that issue. so it's now at the i c c, depending on the next president who every that will be to see that this cases will prosper against him. danilo, what are the chances that of his daughter, sorrow succeeding him utterly explain her popularity in the opinion polls? how similar are her politics to her dad's what's her record is mer of double. ok, that's a good question. i mean, within the realm of possibilities, i thought it showed me the residency very much possible, even if i showed up the final her certificate than to the c s. may yard. now go see . now one thing about opinion was during the embed me is that people are very anxious. they're very stressed. and even one high ranking official of a survey for in the philippines mentioned that the field interview, where sense someone saw you'd be whenever people would. but i to be, you know, responsive and call that the reservation that

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he is the vice chair of the i p. c. c. the intergovernmental panel on climate change with us from camber. did i pleasure to have you with us, professor? a 1st thing i want to clear up is a web anesthesia. we have 4 consecutive drops in madagascar. what do those come down to? is it something peculiar to that part of the world, or is it quote unquote climate change? it seems to be different things happening in different is i'm in madagascar. so some of those years of drought seems to be related to the el nino system in the pacific one of those years. it seems to be related to what's happening in the eastern indian ocean. and over all of those years, there tends to be a increase in pressure systems, the atmospheric pressure to south of madagascar. now that may be an indicator of climate change because we're seeing that in other parts of the world. and that high pressure could actually restrict the rain for bearing systems associated with that tropical summer rainfall. and that might be why we're seeing those drought. the other

so they've tended to attack the, the person or the institution prince and say, called the i c. c decision, pure anti semitism. i, you know, rather than saying it was wrong for legal grass, they didn't bother with the argument. and the same thing in my experience sake, they want to wound the messenger rather than deal with the message. because their arguments are too weak now. and that's why i've been saying that the palestinians are winning the legitimacy war their, their grievances are gaining more public support and understanding out then, israel's proper propaganda, even though it's heavily subsidized and all kinds of ideological support. it's losing ground analia pain in a lot of thought. and yet the williams settler with a mac and us hub, had he oblige, will have in my 2nd eligibility at the called the amount you had only a membership fee in we'll say at him. it an audit elected? advert capital. i'm the man for general maxima over a year. i don't know. i love of the other fellow or them at the the quill. is that a little what? i love, the n e. she, why the, to there was a th

i. one of the biggest global humanitarian organizations is the international committee of the red cross. the t c o t y is the i c r, c's representative at the u. m. we definitely have a crisis that, that gone for many, many years and there's a certain donor fatigue god that also poses to us and challenges at the same time. we also come to the point where quick a quick fix center and humanitarian bandaid solutions are not the response that needs to be brought in because it is really the capacity to tackle broader issue that we actually bring more. we live to the people in a matter of weeks at the beginning of december, the u. n. will finalize its humanitarian appeal for 2022. last year they asked for record amount $35000000000.00, and it's already clear that this time the figure will be considerably higher. james bays al jazeera, at the united nations indigenous communities across ecuador have been protesting against the government's economic policies. they demanding the president reverse of rise and fuel prices, and are angry as well about plans to double the amount of oil and mining exploration in the amazon. t

the i p. c. c. had already stated that most of the observe warming was likely to be due to the increase in greenhouse gas concentrations. so i posed the question, how many papers published in peer reviewed scientific literature? this agree with that statement? i'm to answer that question. naomi. a rescue looks up research papers for global climate change. the words appear in 937 scientific papers to arrest his reads them all. and what i found was none. there was no dissenting public polish sanctuary. period literature on the basic question of whether or not men may climate change was happening. and i'm a professional historian of science, so i thought, well, if i don't know this, then probably a lot of other people don't know it too. and so i wrote a small paper in 2004 called the scientific consensus on climate change. that paper changed my life because immediately the paper was published i started getting hate mail, threading, phone calls, people filing complaints against me to my university. peopl

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but while the i c c has allowed the t f to move forward, man has applauded its use of futures contracts. many in the crypto community argue a bit coin atf should be based on spot prices instead. they also take issue with the claim that an e t f is needed to bring about mainstream acceptance given how much the crypto currency has skyrocketed on its own in recent years. countless questions also remain as to whether the u. s. government will be introducing new regulations targeting per user. and of course, if we're going to learn more about plans for a digital dollar anytime soon. so joining us now to go further and jump on. this is christopher john carlow, former chair of the commodity futures, trading commission and author of the upcoming book crypto dad. the fight for the future of money chairman, it's great to have you on the show today. now, when it comes to this news about the 1st bitcoin e t f, how do you see it? do you think that is worth the hype? brian rachel? great to be with you today. thanks very much. well, whether it's worth the hype, i think it's significant in all kinds of

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the whistleblower is actual violence with the i c, c, r, meticulous and document. a lot of what i would suggest is illegal, possibly illegal activity and it needs to be fully investigated. so there is that i also would, would say the ally of these lawsuits that are, you know, happening against facebook are all about, you know, leadership and governance in problems of control and too much power. and so that gets at the core of the company and the company as a company that has proven time and time again. and we've heard this in this hearing . they cannot be trusted. the leadership is a problem as the top of the company. and that needs to change and we'll see, you know, we will save or who wins out in this power struggle. certainly facebook's got a lot of chips to play. jason can thank you very much for talking to the thank you for your time. thank you dr. me ah, let's now turn our attention to our the world news on this news. our venezuela has reopened its land border crossing with columbia after it was closed nearly 3 years ago. were shut down in 2019 after the venez