yeah, you know, you're feel like there's a lot of the development in laos and national geographic. i just actually the top 4 nations bridge. my time 3 last you know, i don't want you are not there to be that i'm just because last is deals. how we bought a history that there is and it's a few a right. there's so many beautiful places for torres. what, who, you know, in my home town i saw the clear german or have already been cleared and a safe for taurus mouses during the 2 chairs twice me or i'll see on it to be the chair of us unit twice before. so there's a lot of people know being lost in the house is little bit for investments in the, for the partnership with the rest of the world. so i'm very proud of that and i'm proud of you know, the car right? hiding just because regardless of the task the people allow, these are single for it and the people wow, is there to see my point of view as it's more progress neighbors. but to answer your question, the are number one priority. manila is asking me issue, meaning to remove the munition to make is the worst people and all the elements

i was just in laos and you know, 2 weeks before i flew out in august, there was a traffic accident that occur insight where we pods. and this involves 3 children, all under the age of 10. so to 10 year old and a 5 year old over on just phone letter and i was just laying around and it doesn't need it. and it showed all 3 children and injured one, you know, where any stations dot receive funding from the united states government to try to address this, were able to just call the expense the medical expense for the injured. and then the funeral and basi by traditional religious down be for the 3 children whose last parish. so dot is just in july that happens. right. and today, the national regulatory authority, the governing body of the year during miles estimates that at least $20000.00 people. so cavities of these unexplored awareness these 5 decades or still are in need of chair and that you know, that doesn't tell you that this is a problem today. i don't know what was right like we have countless d. my meetings are the myers that are working to clear these organs, but still to just j

so what happens is they remain dormant in the ground for sometimes decades as in laos, for an unsuspecting civilian to accidentally step on kick or whatever may be a farmer telling their land. most of the civilians, however, are children who think their toys because they look like a tennis ball. a little tennis ball sized or, or you may think a one percent fail rate is actually a good number. but you'd be wrong when you consider the 10s of thousands of the bond lists that are actually released since the 2008 convention on cluster munitions. more than a 100 countries have signed the treaty, including france, germany, the netherlands, the u. k. and 20 other nato allies and partners such as japan and australia. but the us, russia and ukraine have not signed on. in fact, for the u. s. d o, the policy issued in november of 2017 permits. the use of all the millions of cluster munitions stocks, quote, until sufficient quantities of enhanced and more reliable versions are developed and filled it. and the pentagon policy also pays the way for the us acquisition of cluster munitions from foreign sou

k. norway, a turkey funding class offered in laos de la p. r. also invest his own money and resources to do this work as well. yeah. let's, let's hope that all the shiny new shopping malls, people don't forget that this is still happening. like you said, every day people are still dying of this and allows so last question here. you've spoken to the survivors, many of them from the secret war survivors of the cluster, munitions, you x those bomb, is there a lot of names for this stuff, right? what is your take away from their stories if you had to summarize them all, what is it that you want the international viewers watching this to think about this overall conversation? yeah, um, you know, i think it's simple. i, this is a problem that has a solution. we know that in the words, you save more lives and make the last one usable, is to remove and destroy these women's rights and more funding needs to be a power priority. meaning, you know, like, let's make sure that you, wars are happening all the world in china, nations happening. it's not just,

versatile weapons have a long and ugly history around the world, especially their extensive deployment in laos, cambodia, and vietnam during the c i is secret war. so just what our cluster munitions, while they're basically a larger looking bomb, the houses, hundreds of smaller bonds. these munitions can be fired from the ground by all sorts of artillery systems dropped by aircraft, and the disburse mid air spreading, the so called bomblets or balm bees indiscriminately. those smaller many bonds are supposed to explode upon impact sending shrapnel in every direction. the idea is to cause maximum carnage against the enemy. but as you'll learn today, that is not the reality of what happens to the bomb these historical records. tell us that us cluster munitions have over a one percent fail rate. they don't explode as intended. so what happens is they remain dormant in the ground for sometimes decades as it allows for an unsuspecting civilian to accidentally step on kick or whatever, maybe a farmer telling their land. most of the civilians, however, are children who think their toys because they l

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the negotiations . become weak these attacks caused 900 thousand civilians killed in cambodia and laos. henryringer is also referred to as the father of american diplomacy as the father of american diplomacy in the 1970s, and whatsapp and telegram were banned for french ministers. the french prime minister signed a circular in which he warned about. security flaws in applications such as whatsapp signal or telegram requested that ministers and responsible people in the government must install french messengers on their phones within the next week . two years ago, the authorities of saibi ireland took over whatsapp , which is a subsidiary of the social media company facebook has been fined 225 million euros for violating european regulations on personal data protection. kurd at 6 in the morning, the next section. suppression entered the juvenile section of the prison and they started racketeering and attacking us. when they attacked me , my nose broke. you injured my face from this part, broke the hands of other young people who were with us , and injured the young man's head . difficul

laos has two. dozens more are planned. this hydropower is valued at around $4 billion a year.ho monitor water levels in the dams are worried. climate change and dams are working together to deliver a death of 1,000 cuts to the mekong system. we know this because we're seeing, through our work on the mekong dam monitor, and the work of many others, that rainfall that typically would fall during the wet season is much lower than normal. but at the same time, upstream dams are restricting water during that wet season. so that's bringing the pulse and bringing riverflows down much lower than they need to be. together, climate impacts and dam restrictions are changing the way that the mekong flows, much for the worse. the don sahong dam on the laos border was built despite concerns raised by cambodia, thailand and vietnam. in a bid to pull itself out of an economic crisis, laos aims to become the battery of south—east asia, provide this region with much—needed sources of green energy and turn them away from coal. the problem is, researchers believe that these numerous dams are fund

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what you're referred to, as you mentioned before, is that the united states had been bombing in laos since 1964. but that accelerated enormously under kissinger and nixon. and we also be and bombing in cambodia, supposedly to test drive a north vietnamese sanctuaries in cambodia. and the amount of bombing that we did in those 2 countries is, was truly obscene. and what if it didn't destroy allows entirely, but it did destroy the foundation of cambodia. and the more we bottom, the more they compare rouge as a i recruited. and then the commodities took over at a time when the fabric of cambodian society had been totally rent asunder. and what we saw as a result was risk genocide. perhaps 2000000 people died really as a result of american policy, kissinger's policy, kissinger over so gives you over saw the bombing and vietnam and the pick targets. i mean, there was so much blood on this guy's hands, that for him to be considered a brilliant statesman and a social lied. who is always an advisor to all the presidents and hob nob with everybody in society. is really a reflection on the lac

and, and of course, the expansion of the secret war in laos and cambodia and in cambodia is case this bombing campaign later resulted in the rise of poll pot and the come air rouge was slaughter a quarter of cambodia as population. as history now tells it was used as you know, sometimes us on again off again, allied, talked with a little bit about his policy as it pertains to that region of southeast asia. it was a harvard professor to hi, he advised kennedy and johnson and ministrations. and in 1968, when richard nixon was running against hubert humphrey, he played both sides. i hate told humphrey he was going to give him access to all of nelson rockefeller's files on nixon, is that i always hated nixon, but with nicks and they play the other side. garcia, there was the go. she actually was going on in paris to end the vietnam war a night to $68.00. it would have already been a horrible, difficult, but it got the last, it's another, almost 7 years actually. uh. and he got information from the insiders who were negotiating in paris, and he said it to nixon and nixon was able to use it

the death of henrykjer, the cause of the massacre of civilians in cambodia and laos. kissinger was the former us secretary of state from 1977 to 1977 in the cabinets of richard nixon and gerard ford. he was the us foreign minister and national security advisor for about 10 years, but until the last months of his centenary, he played a role in us foreign policy. played and it is said that all the presidents of his time used his brain in foreign policy. now, with his death, his story is unfolding before the eyes of the public opinion of the world. some say his positive role in improving america's relations with the east, especially china, and mention the awarding of the nobel peace prize to him for his role in ending the vietnam war , and others show documents that he is a he is a war criminal. like the documents of the trial book. kissinger by christopher hitchens, which recalls kissinger's role in the deliberate killing of civilians in vietnam and cambodia. kissinger as the architect of the war expanded the vietnam war to laos, causing 50,000 tons of bombs to be dropp

in laos during the vietnam war, the cia recruited them for covert missions. >> our task was to rescue shot down, and to prevent the vietnamese from going into southern laos and to fight against the americans in south vietnam. reporter: the conflict is so central to the hmong story that an expansive mural of a secret cia airbase in laos covers a wall of the hmong village market in st. paul. >> it's a place where my father and his brother joined up, their missions were launched out of this area. reporter: the conflict killed an estimated 30,000 to 40,000 hmong soldiers, about a quarter of all boys and men. tens of thousands of civilians also died during the war and after the american forces withdrew. >> after the united states pulled out in 1975, the vietnamese came after us, so we fled to thailand. >> this person's father led a group across a river to safety in thailand. in 1984, they were born in a refugee camp. many immigrated to minnesota thanks to church groups. >> learning how to cook in a hmong household is not an option. you are going to learn to cook. reporter: but he says as a

we have had ten years of total control in the air in laos and vietnam. the result equals zilch. there is something wrong with the strategy or the air force. and yet, the night before, in a cbs interview, dan rather, president nixon said of the bombing, the results have been very, very effective. i think their effectiveness will be demonstrated publicly. president nixon is saying the bombing is effective. privately to you, he's saying that they have done zilch. how do you account for that? he wasn't saying that. it's very one of the causes of my activism is that scrap of paper gets collected and then treated as if it were a legal document. here are the president's. they were 18 hours a day. they had constant and they write a note. their adviser in frustration that it's still going on. and nixon had a way of exaggerating it, coming. i can tell you he would. then woodward called me up with it. if and he said, what did you do when you received it? i said, i did nothing. and he couldn't believe it. why would i do nothing? because i had worked with president nixon for ten years, playe

the bombing of cambodia and laos caused human suffering. his disregard for human rights in places like chile and indonesia left a long shadow over america's reputation kissinger hfs the first jewish second and the first immigrant to enter into that office. 13 members of his family died in the nazi death camps. that background shaped his world view though he spoke about it rarely. he grew up in germany as hitler came to power and watched what happens perhaps the most advanced and civilized nation in the world descend into barbarism and mass murder. he developeded a lifelong obsession with order. he was too suspicious of democracy and human rights, but it was because he had seen demagogues like hitler rise to power through elections. he often remarked attributing to gerter that between order and justice he would choose order because once chaos reigns there is no possibility for justice. i met him first three decades ago and over the years got to know him quite well. we had both been graduate students at the same department in the same univers

according to legend, confucius met with the famous sage lao, caretaker of the palace archives of jou.nd along with capuchianism, is a classical school of thought. just like that, once the doos have started, tail. gardener and idea, i choose the tail. one day john jow or john. in response to the forest proposal, he answered. i want to drag my tail along the ground, what is this? the thing is that you don't want to think, no, i know well, the fact is that ambassadors came to him from the sovereign and offered him a position at court, to which the sage replied: i know that in your area there was a great turtle that died more than 300 years ago, now... this the turtle had a very beautiful shell , now they worship her, but at the same time there are other turtles, less beautiful, less revered, but at least they are alive, and it is these turtles that drag their tail along the ground, and therefore he compared himself with this a turtle that is alive, attention, the correct answer, the chuvsky king suggested juan-ji served in his kingdom, juan zhou, he jonji replied: “vchu there is a sacred

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spread of communism to interfere in the conflict. spreading from vietnam to neighboring cambodia and laos, the 20-year war left millions of mostly civilian casualties before it ended in 1975. estimated 40,000 cambodians were killed during the 1969 us secret bumming campaign. kissinger was key player in 1973 paris peace accords negotiations that failed to end the vietnam war. for the refforts in peace talks, kissenger along with the vietnamese representative laeduk though were jointly awarded the 1970. nobel peace prize. we believe that peace is at hand. with vietnam at war, fou declined the award while kissinger accepted his peace prize for his fire that failed to materialize before 1975. in 1974 as the national security advisor, kissenger directed the... very controversial national security study memorandum 200 that found population growth in the least developed countries serious concern for us national security. gerald ford officially adopted this policy in 1975, although the records were not declassified until the 90s. in the immediate future, the republic of south africa can show its

and 1970's, kissinger oversaw a massive expansion of the war in vietnam and the secret bombings of laosand cambodia where as many 150,000 civilians were killed. in latin america, kissinger supported a dictatorship that used torture and murder as tools of political repression from bolivia to argentina. he helped topple the democratically-elected government of salvador allende, ushering in 17 years of dictatorship under general augusto pinochet. in 1975, kissinger and president ford met with the indonesian dictator general suharto to give him the go-ahead to invade east timor, which led to the killing of a third of the timorese population. the pulitzer prize prize-winning author and historian greg grandin once estimated that kissinger's actions may have led to the deaths of up to 4 million people. after headlines, professor grandin will join us to discuss henry kissinger's life and legacy. the u.s. department of justice has charged an indian national with plotting to assassinate a prominent sikh separatist leader living in new york city after federal agents allegedly thwarted a murder-for

henry kissinger was one of them who is said to have killed 3 million people in cambodia, laos and vietnamng san suu kyi, the former leader of mianbar. with a history of killing nearly 50,000 rohingya muslims. but among the people the nobel peace foundation says, they have worked to promote peace in the world. the name of the zionists is also visible. say menachem. one of them received the nobel prize. in just one case, he massacred 20 palestinians in dar yassin village. another zionist was isaac rabin, who in 3 days 6 he massacred a thousand people in sabra and shatila. according to the nobel foundation, another zionist, shimon peres, deserved to receive the prize. he was 110 in 1996. he martyred a palestinian and a lebanese in qana camp in lebanon. and in the last one, this person benjamin netanyahu was nominated to receive this award in 1998. the one who history says has been killing palestinians and lebanese since the beginning of his political life. he killed 17,000 civilians in two months at the end of 2023. and the criteria of the nobel peace prize selection committee for awarding t

together with laos , it chaired the smo-plus expert working group on humanitarian demining. this year, the armed forces provided high intensity operational and combat training with foreign partners. organized and participated in seventeen international ones. training, the most significant combat training events in which our contingents took part were joint with the armed forces of the people's republic of china, naval exercises, maritime interaction and operational-strategic exercises interaction 2023, as well as military exercises in the csto format in belarus and kyrgyzstan. annual international military-technical forum of the army. this year, delegations from the defense departments of 83 foreign countries visited, including 41 delegations led by their deputy defense ministers, about 200 bilateral meetings were held with foreign partners, more than one thousand domestic foreign enterprises and organizations showed over 28 thousand. samples of military and dual-use products. the eleventh moscow conference on international security was held in august. more than 800 delegate

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telegrams sent by the president of the lao people's democratic republic and the republic of nicaragua. vladimir putin congratulated the pope on the upcoming new year and merry christmas. congratulatory telegram sent to the president of serbia. happy new year to the leaders of syria, turkey and the south african republic. besides, vladimir putin congratulated a number of former foreign heads on christmas and the coming new year. the first batch of signatures in support of his candidacy for the presidential elections was delivered to vladimir putin’s election headquarters ; volunteers brought them from the moscow region. let me remind you that self-nominated vladimir putin needs to collect at least 3,000 signatures, and as headquarters reported today, much more has already been collected throughout the country. today the first part of the collected signatures from the moscow region was brought to the central headquarters; from january 5, others regions will begin to submit their documents here. according to the latest data from regional headquarters across the country, more than half a

henry kissinger was one of them who is said to have killed 3 million people in cambodia, laos and vietnamis is angus. suu kyi is a former interim leader with a long history the killing of nearly 50,000 rohingya muslims, but among the people whom the nobel peace foundation says tried to promote peace in the world, the names of zionists are also visible. manakhi begin is one of them who received the nobel prize. in just one case, he massacred 20 palestinians in daryasin village. another zionist was isaac rabin. he was nominated for this award. the one who history says has been killing palestinians and lebanese since the beginning of his political life. only at the end of 2023, he massacred 17,000 civilians in two months, and still the criteria of the selection committee the nobel peace prize has not been specified for awarding this prize. a million dollar prize from the nobel wealth fund, the wealth he gained by selling the deadly explosive substance dynamite. seyyed mohsen hosseini, sed and broadcasting news agency. the construction of this house is by my own hand, which you saw is strange

legacy stained by vietnam his critics called him a war criminal for expanding the war to cambodia and laosclaring success just before the 1972 election, years before it was over. >> we believe that peace is at hand >> reporter: two members of the nobel committee resigned when he received the nobel peace prize two years later. jewish and born in germany, the young kissinger came to america with his family as a teenager, fleeing the nazis, to return with the u.s. army in world war ii later in the white house, his influence and charm making him an unlikely celebrity. nicknamed "super k" on a "newsweek" cover after leaving office, he became even more influential. >> how would you rate the crisis management by this administration >> oh, i would say that after the first few days of confusion, the administration has handled it properly and calmly >> reporter: counseling presidents from both parties, and visiting foreign leaders, even traveling to china at the age of 100 for a red carpet meeting with president xi, setting the stage for president biden's recent summit. he never stopped looking for

napa and also of laos. you're in that area to expect these temperatures down in the upper 20's and the mid 30's. so you're waking up with some frosty conditions. watch out for the possibility of black ice early in the morning, too. with some of that water, possibly freezing on some of the roadways. here's a look at some of the forecast and temperatures about 28 degrees well below freezing in santa rosa. 34 in napa, although i think in some of those surrounding areas you'll likely see temperatures even colder than that. just hovering right around the freezing mark in the bottle. 33 36 in 37 for low in concord. 36 in livermore, even inside the bay, a mixture of 30's and low 40's. so it's going to be a cold night ahead. that's for sure. skies now clearing out as the guys clear out a%l that cold laskin air just kind of settling into the bay area. so that's going make for those cold temperatures, not going to be much in the way of wind. but the wind. we do more of an offshore wind then so that offshore wind is u

last days, one of the most respected influencers in the world from chile and argentina to cambodia, laos politics, about the essence of politics, such as it is, they say, kissinger was an enemy of russia, the soviet union, an enemy, a friend, such concepts did not exist in the world of kissinger, there were american interests, an understanding of the unattainability and meaninglessness of the polar hegemony, his world is a game, we must always be ready to defend our vital interests, as they appear to us, we must clearly understand what our vital ones are. and not to go beyond their framework, not to go beyond their framework, in this picture of the world, russia and even the soviet union were necessary and interesting for kissinger, just like china, europe, india, i believe that the collapse of the soviet union was not predetermined, complete a pragmatist and a cynic, and kisinger is a good example showing that the alternative to cynicism in politics is, as a rule, not idealism, but hypocrisy, when political goals are so base that they are forced to hide behind moralizing demagoguery; in

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