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europe and in fact, may lure them stateside losing all their capability, their cash, german economist, i k hummer. believe the u. s. wants to make europe compliant under its roots. now the europeans wondering that it benefits us and of them. so nearly everything that comes from the u. s. against the people in europe, it's against the economy in europe because america now wants to 2nd europe for its own benefit. and they want to make sure that germany, especially, but europe, economies is under the thumb of the us and they cannot survive on their own. so europeans are now, or some, or europeans are now recognizing that this is the case, and that they did really bad behavior against the european economies. you don't do this because of the environment you do this because of he cannot make dependence is this is the war of the us against europe, against germany, especially according to the time i heard the us who are behind the blow up of the na stream to pipeline, to make it exclusively that only the u. s. and norway can deliver, get us is getting rid of a competitor with the help of their pup

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i got a call from my cousin cuz i k, then m, what he said, your mother was very badly injured. copeland, i was an earthquake. it was very severe of the most of all you have to get to turkey immediately with these feelings. in this situation, you can't put it into words. an earthquake is still the turkish syrian border region at 417 local time on the morning of the 6th. the february 2023. it's epicenter was located in the turkish province of cut ahmad marashi was wrong with measuring 7.8. on the richter scale, it was one of the strongest quakes to hit the region in the last 900 to 1000 years . i, torn out of their sleep, people fled their homes. in some areas, the temperatures were below freezing. a natural disaster on a devastating scale. thousands of buildings were destroyed across an area of 100000 square kilometers in south eastern turkey and north western syria. in turkey alone, more than 100000 buildings collapsed or were severely damaged the start of a race against time. mm. the chances of surviving longer than 72 to 100 hours trapped under rubble are extremely slim. hope dwindles

i k >> just a minute. you had you had your space., log and i love him, too. jesus, yo i've known him a long, long, long time.e. ohsh, jeez, you're running the show. but no, we can disagree in this regard in that you've got to have a framework where the united states congress and americans have wantedon di congress to represent us again. and this kind o rhetoric, hating rhetoric, it's not just being critical of israel. it's everything else combined.cf and that is where she also isra. cannot be objective when dealing with every singl democrat voted to keep her on the committee. every single v republican voted republicanle v republican voted to eject her. this was a pur ve partisan to e >> what was the last congress in the ability? this is not about this. . is is not about this. not on committee is about retribution. this is about you di retd itri o sorry and moderate. they'll agree they won't. allod they weren't allowed on anyy committee. geraldo that's if you want different views. >> if this was about retribution and partisanship, b she would be off all commit

k hasn't said this is not going to happen. so i agree with richard that this might be interpreted as a shift in the west thinking. so the u. k has also said that they are expanding the training of the ukrainian soldiers. they're hoping to train up to $20000.00 ukrainian soldiers this year. and obviously this is significant because they will be trained to use the battle tangs and order artillery of all the machinery are that's being used by the west. and we know that battle tanks have been secured by ukraine so, so this training in the u. k is very, very important for the ukraine, but i just wanted to ask you as well about that moment. when's the lensky singled out the former british prime minister boris johnson to say, thank you. you know, boris is loved by many a ukrainians for his support of the country. his successor refused. soon act is. is he trying to sort of follow in bertha's footsteps? is he trying to be a hero of ukraine as well? well yes, richie sooner has has visited the ukraine and he, i think, is trying to evade the s

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i k, they see headlines. niece continues here on al jazeera after up front, stay with us one year after rushes invasion of ukraine. what are the lessons learned? what i've learned is that in europe, we are a small continent, but we don't really know each other history. how worried on the future succeeds in ukraine will be an invasion of your country as stony as prime minister talks to, well just in 1971. a military analyst by the name of daniel ellsberg leaked to the press. a 7000 page top secret pentagon study, uncovering years of official lies about us military involvement in the vietnam war . the leak document known as the pentagon papers were instrumental in exposing the scope and strategy behind the u. s. war in the region. in many, at the time, believe that they could change how the world viewed war decades later as conflicts rage on and ukraine, you have been in the area just the name of the decision making process behind wars remains as murky. is that what we do know is that billions of dollars are spent on weapons and defense contract every year, making conflict incredibly prof

accept how offensive it is for ukraine in the current conditions, such a statement of the question i k unfortunately, another factor is developing when the war becomes, well, the war is normalized and the war becomes such a self -esteem , yes, this is what the mobilized people are talking about, people who have been to the front have returned to the tel. in the rear, they think that they are fighting. well for their dead comrades, and when enough people have already died , including russian soldiers , a russian soldier who also dies every day, people begin to believe that this has some meaning, because they will continue the war and introduce, and this will lead to even greater tragedies simply because they need it. well, let's make some kind of symbolic gesture so that what was before was not in vain . for many years to come, it will be extremely destructive because it is a trauma from the war. it will return to russia with the most terrible things , and you know, it is possible to take such a position that as if to hell with russia in this sense, the word is their problems there, but

from clients who have been trying, failing as well to access their own problems. german economist, i, k. helmer believes the incident raises many questions about the use commitment to international law. it is not shocking into concerning international law, but it's shocking for european citizens to why. because normally the european union itself has no right to seize anything. no, right to do anything like that. it is the national government of national states who have to do this and they didn't do it. they, yes, making profit and stolen as something they just be on the explanation and who is next. now they claim this is, these are rational funds next, who is next. and the funny thing is they are already preparing that every german, for example, has to be clear what s t got, so of a neck, it should teach everybody that these people are not committing to international law. so get your money back home. this is my, my thing is, is the same with the us, us is the same stuff. so for every european, every german, it is essential to get your money home. not believe it that these people, and th

i k >> good morning, maria.ti i knowon that you are briefed ot the situation.ut asking you to break anyr secrets in terms of what you know, can you give us your sense on why they were able to flow b throughout the continentalec united states over an important military installation? >> because they see as well as t sense weakness in america right now. he is detached from reality.en he is delusional. he denies that our southern border is open. we have control over it, we don't.peni the fact that he does notan acknowledge the fact that what is happening here is alarming and puts our nation in peril. it is self alarming. we don't exactly half the a-team and place right now. one of the things that i have been morning, i don't want to alarm your audience here, it certainly does not seem that these unmanned craft, whatever these objects are, they are not easy to detect. i have been warning for yearsal about thtie risk of a high altitude nuclear blast that could wipe out the electronics. even a geomagnetic service could do the same thing. we spent a trillion dollars on

everyone i taland k to says thi well, again, i understand frustrating it is to see these how frustrated it is to see these states again descend into darkness. but do yout do you agree with wt she's saying here? >> i'm not for a national think divorce, but i do thinkt on the federal government should at least have to spendthe couc the night on the couch forll cld the for a while, like bill clinton had to after the monica after m lewinsky stu. i've been with marjories taylor greene as we've traveledo to places like california advocating forrn the god fearinc red blooded americans who live therano livee. s and too often we see who dogenized federal localness pushed on parts of the country who don't want it.i believ i believe that the best pushback is a national renewal, not a national divorce. it's something that marjorie taylor greene is certainly inspir. e inspire but like, look, we're a countryh that when we had, we the presidency, the house inso w the senate, we couldn't even secure the border. so i don't believe w e woul dal divorce. be able to effectuate any type of national divorci

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i spent a bit put into the exchequer. here in the u. k is, i think, not what most people would expect. so whilst of course, the oil and gas jobs will always argue that they need to plow their profits into exploration into an into future developments. i think they're going to wind up paying more tax in the u. k. for sure, the discussion is then going to be about whether the quid pro quo of allowing them to explore more and invest more is going to happen because what you can't be is a double ante. you can't say that got to pay much more in tax and they're not allowed to go out and take more full fuels out of the ground, which is the position of a lot of people are currently in in society. but that's no longer interestingly because of the energy crisis, the position of people like the biden administration who argued last year that the fracking industry in my west should go out and, and i'd stop at nothing to increase production. ok, again, i'm gonna keep moving on because i want to stick with this money issue that the, the money that is bein

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and you have to go to the shelter and people, i think it all k, i have at least like 20 minutes. i can go buy bread and then i'll go to a shelter or some like this. so the war is our go, their lives. the war gave us the less, i never say never, and i think isn't and honestly, i them have plan because it is impossible. fence immediate, complete, and unconditional withdrawal from the territory of ukraine. that's what the world demands from russia. that's the wording of a resolution that was passed resoundingly by the united nations general assembly de when took the rare staff of calling and emergency special session to vote on the 10 point plan to end the fighting. just ahead of the 1st anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine dropped his illusion. e flesh yes, 11 sees facilities with ukraine and withdraw your military immediately slash the resolution drafted by ukraine was passed by a 141 of the u. n's $192.00 member nation susan, on the eve of the wars one year anniversary. less hail. the result is not binding. evan, but it shows the wide support ukraine has around the world.

so currently the official secrets act applies to you k citizens and i and, and i'm, i'm not sure if at all is there any provisions that apply to you? k citizens abroad here in theory, they could use it to prosecute you, let's say you are as i say, if you're, you're working for a foreign funded foreign state funded outlet or in or even organization transparency international received some funding from foreign from foreign said sort as amnesty international, i mean there many organizations which received part funding from a foreign government. i'm you receive or, or even simply report on you not even the, the 1st person to receive a leak. right? you could simply be reporting on a story that i broken, but because your reporting on it and this restricted material, if they so wish they could seek your expedition and seek to prosecute you for it. um, also as another example, there's no harm or damage as a result of a leak or publication as needed. whereas previously it was on pre it is on the current official secrets act legislation. they're getting rid of that on the national security bill.

when i ship, this generation is not ready to page. this generation is 80 k 2 kennedy martin and then can put down countries in total global stage l hodge digits here. thank you so much for this conversation. ah, so as we can see, sometimes when we say good bye, it doesn't always mean forever or in the case of france. oh wow. really means neil or feel later. that's going to do it for this weeks episode of modus operandi the showed that dig deep in the foreign policy. i'm your host manila chan. thanks for tuning in. we'll see you again next week to figure out the ammo. ah ah ah, a i really thought that we were going to die in fly before i saw i crawled all the way to rights other than i hid behind on my fears before i was even born. and this is happening again and again and again and again and again, because people continue to stick with the system i do like any other day. and only one of them came home. basically we want to make sure that certain weapons that are just too dangerous or regular civilian should be in the hands of those people who are and say bes