the imperial navy likewise rejected the offensive.hey opposed -- in conjunction with their german allies. japanese capabilities and the convictions of the imperial army rolled out projecting force to the coast of east africa but the japanese did have the cap valley -- capability -- these could be supported by cruiser and carrier forces. the lines of communication included a supply route and the oil tanker route from iraq throughout the indian ocean way to australia and new zealand. that span of the british empire from the middle east to new zealand was generating 25% of the total commonwealth war effort. also in the indian notion were u.s. shipping routes they carried supplies for china. if the sea lanes of communication of the allies could be compromised, a cascade of disasters would follow. lawson the middle east and collapse of british rule in india and the ultimate capitulation of an isolated and abandoned china. there was a further interesting data point. in a memorandum that eisenhower he listed three essentials to winning the w

years ago he wrote about the super imperialism of america using the u.s. dollar and that an arc lobel hedge money but the global had is falling apart and that is in the headlines this week when it comes to aviation regulation the united states ain't the hedge amman anymore so we had them easing story last week of after the aftermath of the disaster and ethiopia when ethiopian airlines went down is that ethiopian airlines chose not to give the black box in fact they stated that they did not want to give the black box to american regulators and officials because they did not trust america to give an impartial opinion about what happened to the plane because most people reckon reckon that it's something to do with a flaw in boeing and of course the americans are the last of all about this i saw an interesting interview with david cole bear in tulsa gabbert who is running for president and the stephen colbert was wrecking the case well merit goes the policeman of the world and people of the world looks to america for guidance and america is the shining city on

the men are wearing uniforms in the style of the german imperial soldiers. what they want from germany is an official apology and reparations. i mean i do not believe that we the herero will ever receive any money from germany though that on negotiations taking place with germany those negotiations are not with us directly but with the maybe in government which is dominated by other tribes who will keep the money for themselves. next year. kenneth mccallion is the noya representing a group of hate it all and not the people who sit against him he was recently dismissed by of course in the us he joins me now from new york welcome to mr mckay and the german government is dealing directly with the movie and government over this issue and what context are you representing a factional ferrero a number of people that you know that you are representing well i was retained by the herero and on the other traditional associations as well as on a worldwide basis association of over herero in the united states as well as groups in botswana and south africa and elsewhere.

professors teach our children that israel is the up enemy of imperialism -- is the enemy of imperialismthird, journalists who don't take time to check facts and think critically, and i'm being polite. [applause] sec. pompeo: but frankly, worst of all, some politicians think anti-semitism can actually win the votes, and we have to correct the record. we all have an obligation to do so because israel should be admired, not attacked. [applause] sec. pompeo: embraced, not vilified. and emulated, not ostracized. [applause] president trump has made the fight against anti-semitism a top priority. you can see it in our actions. we left the fever swamp of the u.n. human rights council, which made more resolutions condemning israel then all other nations combined. at the state department, i reinvigorated the position of ongoing -- of combating ongoing terrorism. [applause] sec. pompeo: last year, it was my honor to host the first ever religious freedom ministerial at the state department, and we will do it again in july. [applause] sec. pompeo: on march 15, just a few days past, i took action to

years ago he wrote about the super imperialism of america using the u.s. dollar and that an arc lobel hedge money but the global had is falling apart and that is in the headlines this week when it comes to aviation regulation the united states ain't the hedge amman anymore so we had them easing story last week of after the aftermath of the disaster and ethiopia when ethiopian airlines went down is that ethiopian airlines chose not to give the black box in fact they stated that they did not want to give the black box to american regulators and officials because they did not trust america to give an impartial opinion about what happened to the plane because most people reckon reckon that it's something to do with a fall in boeing and of course the americans are the last to know about this i saw an interesting interview with steven kull bear in tulsa gabbert who is running for president and the stephen colbert was wrecking the case well merit goes the policeman of the world and people of the world looks to america for guidance and america is the shining the c

you have a general collapse of western imperialism in the face of indigenous nationalism what about the broader -- nationalism. what about the broader region? what about britain who maintained their military institutions in malaysia and singapore fo. the u.s. foreign relations history, countries like malaysia and singapore? don't we lose the fundamental theory? the domino these are the questions that i answer in my research. to 1950 four.ack when president eisenhower would propose the principal to describe interconnectedness. for many of us, 1954 will be an important year. we find it familiar. that is when the french met defeat to the communist led vietminh. the french were surrounded. there was anticipation the vietminh would strike. according to the records, eisenhower said with great force , he could not imagine committing u.s. troops anywhere in south east asia except malaya. at the time, britain and its local allies were waging a war against the guerrilla fighters of a mostly chinese party. morehower saw it in much broader, regional terms. like the vietminh, these guys had been the

the next to the infrastructure there was a second key factor namely that reagan's book was an imperial city like that it was not part of the surrounding duchy of the various but was directly subordinate to the emperor and more or less belonged to him it because it. i must have a daughter what the rice talk mean for reagan's bird again i know i imagine so many powerful people coming here and money was being spent and the probably brought the city some other perks to. stop over in the to leave as of course pagans book was a prosperous city and an international meeting place. almost every aspect was rented out to diet envoys or to their entourages the city was booming a lot of diplomats held negotiations with other countries here because it was the shortest distance to travel. and back then the city had international flavor and that's i. guess the calls my attention to an interesting your all the bird on the wall is standing on one foot and holding a stone in its claw it's meant to remind the envoys to pay close attention to the debates whoever falls asleep is dropping the ball or here th

the world is watching as venezuela confronts imperial aggression and moves forward with dignity we will continue to hold high the flag of our free people who raise their voices against imperial interference. will return to the streets determined to mobilize in search of freedom the ambassadors of france germany the netherlands and spain created quite at the airport along with a crowd of journalists white flag waving supporters met him for a rally in the capital quite a urge them to mobilize for yet another protest against president nicolas maduro on tuesday meanwhile venezuela's problems become problems up for the region the u.s. has threatened to tighten the screws on economic sanctions against cuba has promised u.s. stance america's national security adviser said the new restrictions would target cuba's military john bolton also tweeted that the region's nations should come out and condemn caracas when asked yes takes a look at why washington things it can't police the world. the united states is exceptional literally that by different rules to you and me other nations states groups y

told its viewers nothing but the power went out and said it was american imperialism without context that sounds like. all right it it sounds like if you you know crashed your car into a tree. and then why is the media doing this time i am right it doesn't make any sense but but there is tons of evidence that the us regime change playbook is being used here plus let's not forget the us was found to be flying guns in venezuela a few weeks ago the plane was a private company but the owners had links to the cia and by the way that twenty ten canvas memo that spells out this exact plan how did that memo come out wiki leaks wiki leaks three. weeks you were revealed that proved to us and this is why wiki leaks continues to be one of the most dangerous organizations to our american empire it shows the truth to you and me right to the unwashed masses the dirty little ants that the ruling elite don't want to touch with a ten foot pole that's covered in pure hell and then there's a ten foot condom on top of that. wiki leaks shows us how the us manipulates other countries and crushes them did b

to hold high the flag of our free people who raise their voices against imperial interference. will return to the streets determined to mobilize in search of freedom the ambassadors of france germany the netherlands and spain greeted quite a long with a crowd of journalists like flag waving supporters met him for a rally in the capital. to mobilize for yet another protest against venezuelan president nicolas maduro on tuesday. meanwhile in venice where those problems become problems and for the region the u.s. has threatened to tighten the screws of economic sanctions against cuba over have on his. stance america's national security adviser said the new restrictions could target cuba's military john bolton also tweeted that the region's nation should come out and condemn caracas takes a look at why washington things it can police the world the united states in things it can police the world. the united states is exceptional literally bouncing by different rules to you and me of the nations states groups you see they have the right to decide who rules where like in venezuela the

the world is watching as venezuela confronts imperial aggression and moves forward with dignity we will continue to hold high the flag of our free people who raise their voices against imperial interference. will return to the streets determined to mobilize in search of freedom. was welcomed home by thousands of cheering flag waving supporters here to then to mobilize for yet another protest against venezuelan president nicolas maduro on tuesday quite as return coincided with carnival festivities and crackers where not everyone shared his polish nude but always like those why do lives in his own world and powell universe meanwhile we're enjoying life thanks to the caribbean carnival twenty nineteen in caracas. we enjoy the carnival this is what we want now. and we want people to have gone be happy and contented. meanwhile venezuela's problems become problems for the region the u.s. is threatening to tighten the screws on economic sanctions against cuba over how far as primadonnas stance america's national security adviser said the new restrictions would target cuba's military john bolto

the first ceremonies were held at the three imperial centuries on the palace grounds in tokyo on tuesday. the emperor bao didn't read out an ancient worded scripts to report his application and it states to imperial ancestor. i'm interested -- only county the sun goddess is insurance. a mind of our headlines this out british lawmakers have rejected theresa may's brexit deal for a second time. this time it was defeated by one hundred and forty nine bytes that means lawmakekers. will now vote. whether they want to leave with no deal tomorrow. to delay leaving the european union. person a silly and turkey has joined a long and growing list of countries banning boeing seven three seven nine explains from their end space. it follows a second deadly accidents involving the plane and just five months. and in algeria proteststers have been back on t the streets of te capital one day off to the aging president. bush to freak out withdrew his bid to to run on the way on the country's political future but no date has been set for new elections. as the top stories are coming viewed as gets a busines

dignity we will continue to hold high the flag of our free people who raise their voices against imperial interference all of venezuela will return to the streets determined to mobilize in search of freedom. the ambassadors of france germany the netherlands and spain greeted the airport along with a crowd of journalists of flag waving supporters welcomed him home at a rally in the capital why the words them to mobilize for yet another protest against president maduro on choose them. in modern as well as becoming a problem for others in the region the u.s. has threatened to tighten economic screws on cuba over havana as proma deros stance the u.s. national security adviser said new restrictions would target cuba's military john bolton also tweeted that the region's nation should condemn caracas russia's foreign ministries call bolton statement crazy thing american actions in the region are absolutely inappropriate and his magazine takes a look at why washington thinks it can dictate who side people should be on. the united states is exceptional literally thou by different rules to you and

the world is watching as venezuela confronts imperial aggression and moves forward with dignity we will continue to hold high the flag of our free people who raise their voices against imperial interference all of venezuela will return to the streets determined to mobilize in search of freedom the ambassadors of france germany the netherlands and spain greeted the airport along with a crowd of journalists while flag waving supporters welcomed him home at a rally in the capital. to mobilize for yet another protest against the president on tuesday. the u.s. has once again expressed his full support for why the issue was raised at a state department briefing that fifty four countries have now recognized. as interim president so we're going to continue pushing. we're going to continue pushing so you just mentioned the number again robert fifty four that's a that's only about a quarter. of the countries of the right if you told a number of countries but we've got a major supports in the western hemisphere and i would just point that out as well as europe. and. if we look at the mocker cease

today, sam, andrew and charlotte have come to imperial college to meet the man behind the app.ry small changes to their nutrition choices, not changing their behaviour dramatically, but giving people more choices within that there behaviour. so it is not sane, eat a banana instead of a biscuit, you can still eat a biscuit. but this is the better biscuit for you, based upon your dna. the first step is for the family to take a dna test. i will put your swap into this dna cartridge, and what it does is extracts from the swab purified dna, then your dna is spread over these wells. there are 96 wells on this little chip here. we are not looking at your full little chip here. we are not looking at yourfull genome, we little chip here. we are not looking at your full genome, we are just looking at particular propensities to various medical conditions, which we feel that nutrition will have high impact on. and after ten or 15 minutes, your entire dna gets transported to that capsule. all the people in laboratories, and you can do that in that little machine, pretty amazing. so how can

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in ireland so this is kind of a payback for eight hundred years of british colonialism and imperialism and i know and it's on resolve questions of this status of no there arlen right there was a deal the there was an accord or an agreement a compromise on the status of northern ireland which was premised on the assumption that the you know you would remain in the e.u. and so the republic of ireland and northern ireland would be in this overall framework that the e.u. will fundament or in the attempt of the u.k. to exit the european union northern ireland voted against lead right now in voting to leave england voted overwhelmingly early so these people want different things now obvious that you ation the obvious solution to this would be to have some accommodation to allow northern ireland to go with the republican right robert robert. in you they've made it clear that that's not going to happen in fact theresa may have still urging parliament to approve her deal which she's already gone to them a couple times and they've resoundingly said no they've rejected it twice in record numbers

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trump has been moving in am atep of imperial policy u.s. impmperial policy in the middle east which seeks to underminehegemony, governance, , and certain thee cocontinued the systematic violations of human rights. isisrael i is not interested ine gola h heights security. if it t were, then it would note sesettling civilians t there. it is 34 settlements, 20 4000 settttlers. to put civiliaians into a place that is knknown as a militararye is, one, e eher to belie there isis a military threreat or, too be using isrsraelis p position. it discounts the fact that there is no military threat to israeal from that boborder. syria, last t launched the military attack on israel in october 1973. egypt and jordan have established permanent peace with israel. iraq has been completely gutted and destabilized. .here has been no threat even has a lot from the south of lebanon were israel withdrew forces in 2000 a and have not launched war a against israeael. it was israel that lauaunched wr against lebanon in 2006. this framework of security isis cover ana

paralysed march to commemorate the day of boulevard and anti imperialism the people take to the streets to fight this saturday people take to the streets president mahmoud abbas speaking during a ceremony to commemorate the sixth anniversary of the death of former venezuelan leader hugo chavez the glow of the bowl of varian revolution which brought who good job is to power twenty years ago has dimmed with venezuelans now face is the fallout of a power struggle between a determined president and an equally unwavering opposition leader. who could. well the clamor for change is also getting louder in algeria students have led the latest demonstrations against its eighty two year old president refusing to stand down for next month's elections but algerian army chief is vowing he won't let the country go back to what he calls years of pain or hayward reports. they've known no other leader in the one country for twenty years. but there appears to be a groundswell against algiers abdelaziz bouteflika in the capital algeria's the message from thousands of demonstrating students was clear they w

a kind of have a headlines here and valving not the end of super imperialism he and his book from the.