the administration in the in this world that is most capable of reining in m.b.'s is currently his biggest enabler i'm talking about trump but also importantly jarrett questioner. i mean my own sources indicate that u.s. institutions including intel including you know congress obviously are very much aware that n.b.s. is bad news but then there's the other angle which is that saudi arabia is verifiable absolutely an important country it will continue to be an important country so this presents a very interesting policy conundrum really to the world which is that we need saudi arabia. it's an interesting market it's also an important country for strategic reasons. dynamic young population you know traumatized probably after after the recent events but still important but then we also have this guy who is bad news what do we do about it i mean this is this is absolutely a conundrum your current situation at the moment under threat you're aware of a threat how do you proceed now undeterred or cautiously. well on the one hand it's clear i mean the fact that there's be

it remains an unassailable fact that m.b.'s at this point mom had been summoned the crown prince retains the. support of president trump. the banks and the investors who pulled away from saudi arabia very publicly in the months following jamal's murder have trickled back there are simply too much money there for them not to the spotlight shifts inexorably to saudi arabia's iran in the arab world. and so it is unlikely or seems unlikely that m.b.'s is ever going to go the way of the. mubarak's or the good office or the mark of the shoes of this world is that true do you think i mean i think that the chances of a popular uprising in saudi arabia is not as as you mentioned is not. doesn't have a history of popular uprisings but then again i mean libya for example didn't have on. syria until recent recently i mean didn't have one. so i would caution against you know being complacent about about you know what is that point at which the people simply say enough however i completely agree with you and everything else the fact that. t

the administration in the in this world that is most capable of reining in m.b.'s is currently his biggest enabler i'm talking about trump but also importantly jarrett question. i mean my own sources indicate that u.s. institutions including intel including you know congress obviously are very much aware that n.b.s. is bad news but then there's the other angle which is that saudi arabia is verifiable absolutely an important country it will continue to be an important country so this presents a very interesting policy conundrum really to the world which is that we need saudi arabia. it's an interesting market it's also an important country for strategic reasons. dynamic young population you know traumatized probably after after the recent events but still important but then we also have this guy who is bad news what do we do about it i mean this is this is absolutely a conundrum your current situation at the moment under threat you're aware of a threat how do you proceed now and deter or cautiously. well on the one hand it's clear i mean the fact that there's been

it remains an unassailable fact that m.b.' at this point one within some of the crown prince retains the. support of president trump the banks and the investors who pulled away from saudi arabia very publicly in the months following jamal's murder have trickled back there are simply too much money there for them not to the spotlight shifts inexorably to saudi arabia's iran in the arab world. and so it is unlikely or seems unlikely that m.b.'s is ever going to go the way of the. mubarak's or the good office or the model of the shoes of this world is that true do you think i mean i think that the chances of a popular uprising in saudi arabia is not as as you mentioned is not. doesn't have a history of popular uprisings but then again i mean libya for example didn't have on. syria until recent recently i mean didn't have one. so i would caution against you know being complacent about about you know what is that point at which the people simply say enough however i completely agree with you and everything else the fact that. the a

the administration in the in this world that is most capable of reining in m.b.'s is currently his biggest enabler i'm talking about trump but also importantly jarrett questioner. i mean my own sources indicate that u.s. institutions including intel including you know congress obviously are very much aware that n.b.s. is bad news but then there's the other angle which is that saudi arabia is verifiable absolutely an important country it will continue to be an important country so this presents a very interesting policy condron really to the world which is that we need saudi arabia. it's an interesting market it's also an important country for strategic reasons. dynamic young population you know traumatized probably after after the recent events but still important but then we also have this guy who is bad news what do we do about it i mean this is this is absolutely a conundrum your current situation at the moment under threat you're aware of a threat how do you proceed now undeterred or cautiously. well on the one hand it's clear i mean the fact that there's been

it remains an unassailable fact that m.b.'s at this point bombing in some of the crown prince retains the. support of president trump. the banks and the investors who pulled away from saudi arabia very publicly in the months following 2 miles murder have trickled back there are simply too much money there for them not to the spotlight shifts inexorably to saudi arabia's iran in the arab world. and so it is unlikely or seems unlikely that n.b.s. is ever going to go the way of the. mubarak's or the gadhafi is or the omar al bashir is of this world is that true do you think i mean i think that the chances of a popular uprising in saudi arabia is not as as you mentioned is not. doesn't have a history of popular uprisings but then again i mean libya for example didn't have on. syria until recent recently i mean didn't have one. so i would caution against you know being complacent about about you know what is that point at which the people simply say enough however i completely agree with you and everything else the fact that. the a

the administration in the in this world that is most capable of reining in m.b.'s is currently his biggest enabler i'm talking about trump but also importantly jarrett questioner. i mean my own sources indicate that u.s. institutions including intel including you know congress obviously are very much aware that n.b.s. is bad news but then there's the other angle which is that saudi arabia is verifiable absolutely an important country it will continue to be an important country so this presents a very interesting policy really to the world which is that we need saudi arabia. it's an interesting market it's also an important country for strategic reasons dynamic young population you know traumatized probably after after the recent events but still important but then we also have this guy who is bad news what do we do about it i mean this is this is absolutely a conundrum your current situation at the moment under threat you're aware of a threat how do you proceed now undeterred or cautiously. well on the one hand it's clear i mean the fact that there's been this thr

owns is not pegasus it is arabic twitter m.b.'s has killed for twitter before and it looks like it's not done killing for twitter to get no my late friend was very well aware of this too was anguished over the state of the of free expression in the arab world and here are you realize the power of and importance of twitter during the last year of his life he started 3 significant initiatives 3 significant ideas aimed at for claiming this public sphere. also closed until pains midterm elections seen as a referendum on president record a territory inherited as home area of our city early on monday turkey's allies are expected to gain seats in the upper house senate and that could help him push through controversial policies real alan durbin as more from manila. as people turn up early to vote there is a strong sense of excitement but as the hours dragged by that's changed to frustration. they have been lining up for more than 4 hours because they said our machine broke down so hard mccluster believes both theirs are lining up to be a

the administration in the in this world that is most capable of reining in m.b.' is currently his biggest enabler i'm talking about trump but also importantly jarrett questioner. i mean my own sources indicate that u.s. institutions including intel including you know congress obviously are very much aware that n.b.s. is bad news but then there's the other angle which is that saudi arabia is verifiable absolutely an important country it will continue to be an important country so this presents a very interesting policy condron really to the world which is that we need saudi arabia. it's an interesting market it's also an important country for strategic reasons. dynamic young population you know traumatized probably after after the recent events but still important but then we also have this guy who is bad news what do we do about it i mean this is this is absolutely a conundrum your current situation at the moment under threat you're aware of a threat how do you proceed now undeterred or cautiously. well on the one hand it's clear i mean the fact that there's been

about 100 m.b. but i'll get the out actually going on a possibility are you see i'm really up on what this is from mr watt. and. one of the sure that is of mine is. doing something with the traffic on the scales he wouldn't. let me. work with them and if they among them equipped to. do this. i wish and i hope and a very nice. believe that. more. rewind returns with updates on the best of the outages here is documentary. the moving story of 2 young tuchman girls in afghanistan. at last able to get an education after the use of progressive taliban occupation. but what has become of their treats. rewind pencils and bullets. on al-jazeera. anything you say tight or browse can be held against you. food lines investigates how governments are using israeli software to turn critic cell phones into the ultimate tools of surveillance just exposure of your personal world doesn't just stop you right it extends out to the people you care about trusted you and it makes you toxic cross border any phones anywhere t

about 100 m.b. but i'll get the op actually going on a possibility are you see i'm really up on what this is almost a walk. on. one of this or that isn't top of mine is. doing something with the traffic on the scales you wouldn't. let me make it if they were going to say it but now that the monkey i'm equipped. to do this. i wish and i hope and a very nice. sincerely believe that 50 percent of the way. back into his more of the americas is a. piece of cake with. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together in a 2 part series. 0 observes the lives of 2 children. over 20 years. or insights into circumstances that shaped lives. in a rapidly changing world. 20 years of me starts with floods and land erode historian one just 0. the latest news as it breaks local communities here i'm pretty are very frustrated because the lack of post storm services with detailed coverage this past month of the flag though pe

ready before then to the city to the hospital on the way i made the m.b. and they told me this is the. my father. was my idol was the set full many years off there was i would just drive through the. hall men just start crying to me a long time to get over. my ground for. i believe made a very deep emotional impact on my phone it motivated him. actively against this program that causes white people on fall to be. killed on a daily basis. we're preparing for the war we are preparing for in the. in the head of the safe we are preparing with food stuffs and. you know infrastructure oh is saying it's for abstain for to be involved with. a group like this say. you know as they say it's rather safe than sorry but now we're hearing. the leadership of the say plunders movement. cycle news was full of 18 years ago. in the year 2000 we do have many members particularly when to start a new secretly from the national you meet so we have an idea that our membership is around about $130000.00 we say clone does believe that a civil war in south africa is inevitable oh of

about one m.b. but i'll get the want to actually going on a possibly yacht you see i'm really up on what this is almost a walk. on. one of the sure that isn't top of mine is. doing something with the traffic scales you wouldn't. let me. work with them and if they had the monkey to. do this. i wish and i hope and a very nice. sincerely believe that it is 50 posing the days when the kid back into his more to give him better causes a. piece of the. just a few months after journalist ramallah shocked she was killed another arab dissident was under threat norwegian security officials had to take him from his home in oslo to a secure location after a tip that the saudis were targeting him. human rights activist. talks to our jazeera. al-jazeera coverage as see as any feel is watching us of the reports see africa as it is. the. same way if we take our time getting to know the people we meet the soldiers aren't forcing a convoy of vehicles the road is unsafe to see in the past one as alastair has been telli

about 100 m.b. but i'll get the op actually going on a possibility are you see i'm really up on what this is almost like. one of the sure that isn't top of mine is. doing something with the traffic on the scales you wouldn't. let me make this of and if they are among them equipped to. do this. i wish and i hope and a very nice. incidentally believe that these 50 posing the gays are going to get back into is more of giving back because as a. conservative. people have to weigh your record on this trial in fact a few years ago there is place only for one state on the land of israel i do not believe in a 2 state solution the official story is that there are no longer we also already i don't care about the official story if you were to go visit today you would say what has the media been telling the world is watching life there's lots to graze in here join me mad the hot sun on our front of my guests from around the world take the hot seat and we debate the week's top stories on the big issues here and i

the conundrum over here is that saudi arabia whether m.b. as we have m.b.' or not so there continues to be an important country an important strategic ally to the united states and b s knows that very well and he knows that you know this is something that he can use so i mean it is weird that the cia is basically you know living up to its legal duty its duty to warn. but then again i mean the only the only reason why m.p.'s is unaccountable and unhinged is because that the one administration in the world that are more that are most capable of reining him in our current leaders because the neighbors and it's not just the saudis of course you have the shadowy israeli security firm the n.s.o. group which we've just discovered recently was behind the spyware used to hack into what's up and which also sold spyware to the saudis which was allegedly used to spy on the late jamal khashoggi absolutely and in this relationship i think it's really good that more light is being shed on it. i should also add that you know one of the most sensitive investigations that i w

m.b.'s and caught on the managed to subvert twitter from being a tool of free expression to a weapon for social control and propaganda. very used twitter to manufacture and engineer public opinion to push out propaganda to mob dissidents to disrupt conversations and to deliver threats we know a lot about saudi hucking capabilities illinois kind of software they use but to my informed opinion the most valuable piece of software that's n.b.s. owns is not pegasus it's as arbitrator m.b.'s has killed for twitter before and it looks like he's not done killing for twitter to get. no my late friend was very well aware of this too was anguished over the state of the of free expression in the arab world and you realize the power of and importance of twitter during the last year of his life he started 3 significant initiatives 3 significant ideas aimed at reclaiming this public sphere sweden has reopened a rape investigation against julian assange jan is seeking his extradition from the u.k. that wik

this is not only what is it the m.b. to be there this is the decree of people offering their the democracy has gone an honest government has gone and this has proved does the can bring across all cost although he didn't create a he. has to be if he. likes . to be used to give all and did so much esteem in the. voting for the general election took place over 6 weeks doctors from across in the wild after reports of photon bring the opposition requested a recount and verification of the results its national observers say the election was largely free and fair. mota complained hard to maintain the commanding much dorothy he wanted 2014 despite his convincing victory challenges remain critics of long accused him of marginalizing the countries to a 1000000 muslims and economic growth stock meeting in a tweet published after the election when the prime minister called for united and prosperous india modi now has another 5 years to make good on his words let's get more now we're joined by the w.c. let me suggest well who is join

the conundrum over here is that saudi arabia whether m.b. as we have m.b.'s or not so there continues to be an important country an important strategic ally to. the united states and b s knows that very well and he knows that you know this is something that he can use so i mean it is weird that the cia is basically you know living up to its legal duty you know its duty to warn. but then again i mean the only the only reason why m.p.'s is unaccountable and unhinged is because the one administration in the world that are more that are most culpable of reigning him in our current leak is because the neighbors and it's not just the saudis of course you have the shadowy israeli security from the n.s.o. group which we've just discovered recently was behind the spyware used to hack into what's up and which also sold spyware to the saudis which was allegedly used to spy on the late. absolutely and in this way i think it's really good that more light is being shed on it. i should also add that you know one of the most sensitive investigations that i was involved and

the administration in the in this world that is most capable of reining in m.b.'s is currently his biggest enabler i'm talking about trump but also importantly jarrett questioner. i mean my own sources indicate that u.s. institutions including intel including you know congress obviously are very much aware that n.b.s. is bad news but then there's the other angle which is that saudi arabia is verifiable absolutely an important country it will continue to be an important country so this presents a very interesting policy really to the world which is that we need saudi arabia. it's an interesting market it's also an important country for such strategic reasons. dynamic young population you know traumatized probably after after the recent events but still important but then we also have this guy who is bad news what do we do about it i mean this is this is absolutely a conundrum your current situation at the moment under threat you're aware of a threat how do you proceed now undeterred or cautiously. well on the one hand it's clear i mean the fact that there's been th

of seeking influence and i think that's how he that's when he started to gravitate towards activism m.b.'s. of course the crown prince in saudi arabia. eventually you found common cause with jamal khashoggi do you think that he was your association with him. the 1st put you on the radar of the saudi authorities to attempt to answer your question. we did a risk assessment and we identified 6 or 7 reasons or 6 or 7 things that i've been working on you and he not with jamal i mean generally i mean 3 of these or 2 of these were but the rest were basically other initiatives that were highly sensitive and i believe from my own informed opinion. would have been highly you know of concern let's see if 22 to the saudis well you knew you knew that what you were doing had the potential to get you in trouble you tweeted if they don't want to kill me then i'm not doing my job is the risk the danger is something that you accept as simply being an inherent in what you do it is something that i accept i mean this is i mean it's not the easiest life but it is the life that i built and it's the life that

minister's party would emerge as the winner of the countrywide general elections not only motives are to the m.b. to be there to the degree of people a friend of the democracy has gone an honest government has gone and this has proved does the can bring across all cost all the legion all agreed lines i am supporting mr modi is the. thing if you like. to be used to hear all this so much of india right now. india's general elections took place over the last 6 weeks it's the largest democratic ballots in the world after reports about some election tampering the opposition asked for a recount on very thick ation of the results with paper records off the votes international observers say the election was though largely free and fair and the ruling party says to opposition claims are just a distraction modi campaigned hard to keep the commanding maturity he won in 2014 has promised better incomes for farmers and more infrastructure spending but question marks remain over india slowing economic growth a modest attitude towards the country's 200000000 muslims for now but he's many supporters celebrating

biden is also pro wall street his biggest contributor for most of his career was the credit card giant m.b. and a he was one of the many senators who voted to repeal the glass steagall act clearing the way for the 2000 and economic collapse so biden can partially be blamed for the catastrophic financial collapse the horrific war on drugs a war on our own people arguably the worst conservative judge in the supreme court but why stop there slippery biden supported the awful pro quo or print trade deals like nafta and t p p and he supported just about every us imperial exercise including our many wars during his roughly 90 year career and and our toppling of governments around the world and in his recent campaign speeches he has hardly mentioned climate change exam for when there were penguin people literally that's them. standing right in front of him for the entirety of his speech. so we took some sort of global warming fever dream 3 feet in front of his face for him to purr tending given that our future is dying. but maybe i'm being a little hard on joe biden since his time as vice preside

the conundrum over here is that saudi arabia whether m.b. as we have m.b.a.'s or not so there continues to be an important country an important strategic ally to. the united states m.b.a.'s knows that very well and he knows that you know this is something that he can use so i mean it is weird that the cia is basically you know living up to its legal duty you know its duty to warn . but then again i mean the only the only reason why m.p.'s is unaccountable and unhinged is because that the one administration in the world that are more that are most capital operating him in our current leaders because the neighbors and it's not just the saudis of course you have the shadowy israeli security from the end there so group which we've just discovered recently was behind the spyware used to hack into what's up and which also sold spyware to the saudis which was allegedly used to spy on the late. absolutely and in this relationship i think it's really good that more light is being shed on it. i should also add that you know one of the most sensitive investigations that

his minions the leading twitter intellectuals from saudi arabia were silenced jailed exiled or killed m.b.'s and qahtani managed to subvert twitter from being a tool of free expression to a weapon for social control and propaganda they use twitter to manufacture and engineer public opinion to push out propaganda to mob dissidents to disrupt conversations and to deliver threats. we know a lot about saudi hacking capabilities we know what kind of software they use but in my informed opinion the most valuable piece of software that's b.s. owns is not pegasus it's arabic twitter and the us has killed for twitter before and it looks like it's not done killing for twitter to get no my late friend was very well aware of this who was anguished over the state of the of free expression in the arab world and here a lot he realized the power of an importance of twitter during the last year of his life he started 3 significant initiatives 3 significant ideas aimed at for claiming the public sphere. curfews have been extended in some parts of sri lanka following attacks on several mosques and muslim ow

science needs to get done at the fundamental level to understand how this money goes for getting so m.b. is willing to give this money goes to immediate search or anywhere in the world free of cost as long as they promise to shab the data which comes out of their search so one of the things that a lot of the open source work has done is bring the whole community together with common standards and common lucian. in this case infrastructure is being created in affected countries that will allow research to go ahead independently of endowment funds. the scientists including now produce the expensive molecules themselves which also excel or it's malaria research. a colleague from the singapore university of technology is here on a visit. his research also benefits from the results from india because he can use them without any restrictions for one of the things we try to do we looking at chemical libraries and i didn't fake molecules that can block any nation of the past it and then look at what in the part of it or in the cell that are affected by these small molecules that line of researc

twitter increasingly a battleground for democracy and human rights campaigners since the arab spring when m.b.'s started his rise to power in 2015 and it was soon very clear that a priority was destroying this new era public sphere and achieving complete domination over it i'm not going to get into details about how they did it but they succeeded spectacularly by 2017 certainly by 2018 arabic language twitter went from being the heart of this new dynamic public's arab public sphere to being a swamp presided over by the saudi troll mostar saw the time he and his minions the leading twitter intellectuals from saudi arabia were silenced jailed exiled or killed l. baghdadi accepts there is no hard evidence implicating muhammad bin salmond or n.b.s. as he's known but he says the nature and makeup of the kingdom of saudi arabia means the finger has to point at the crown prince it seems to me that n.b.s. is shedding his reformist image and entering a new face the image of the enlightened reformer. that image has served him well and i think it's gone it's over and done with it's not coming back the n

to those same saudis isn't that kind of weird the conundrum over here is that saudi arabia whether m.b. as we have m.b.a.'s or not so there continues to be an important country an important strategic ally to the united states m.b.a.'s knows that very well and he knows that you know this is something that he can use so i mean it is weird that the cia is basically you know living up to its legal duty you know its duty to warn . but then again i mean the only the only reason why m.p.'s is unaccountable and unhinged is because the one administration in the world that are more that are most capable of framing him in our current leaders because the neighbors and it's not just the saudis of course you have the shadowy israeli security from the n.s.o. group which we've just discovered recently was behind the spyware used to hack into what's up and which also sold spyware to the saudis which was allegedly used to spy on the late. absolutely and in this relationship i think it's really good that more light is being shed on it. i should also add that you know one of the most sensitive investigati

his minions the leading twitter intellectuals from saudi arabia were silenced jailed exiled or killed m.b.'s of autonomy managed to subvert twitter from being a tool of free expression to a weapon for social control and propaganda sweetness reopened a rape investigation into chilling the sanjian is seeking his extradition from the u.k. we can leaks founder was arrested last month at the ecuadorian embassy in london where he spent 7 years after jumping bail he denies a swedish rape allegations from 9 years ago the u.s. also wants to extradite assad over wiki leaks release of thousands of classified documents. i have today taken the decision to reopen the preliminary investigation of the year and i'm going out in haiti and after reviewing the preliminary investigation in its current state my assessment is that there is still probable cause to suspect that mr sounds committed great britain has more from london. the reason why mary and ny the prosecutor back then decided to hold the case against julian 2017 was because she saw no prospect of being able to continue pursuing the case here at th

message the message was something like if you are threatened and you're in norway what chance do i have m.b.'s has already benefited has already sent ripples of fear among dissident communities he sent a message that if you oppose and you're not safe godless where you are even if you're not in a dark way that actually mirrors the logic of targeting that basis because if jeff bezos can be blackmailed to safe. there's a 2nd way in which has benefited those who can check my twitter mentions can see that i've received a tremendous amount of it of abuse from saudi from saudi base for from saudi control twitter accounts the majority of the news focuses on the fact that i'm listing you ahead of the so-called deal of the century which is expected to expected to be declared next month and the us has propaganda and as is doubling down on its efforts to insult and dehumanised palestinians they describe the us as being treasonous money grabbing untrustworthy if a critical disloyal an ungrateful all of this is in order to make the case domestically that palestinians are not worth supporting and that the

findings from the biological, psychological and social sciences, by lawrence mayer, m.b., m.s., ph.d., and paul r. mchugh, m.d. matthew mcconaughey hugh is an an ing -- dr. mchugh is amazing man at johns hopkins. johns hopkins was the first hospital in the united states who did sex change operations. but as dr. mchugh points out, after about 20 years of monitoring the people on whom they did sex change surgery, ey found that the patients that went through this brutal, really brutal sex change surgery were no better off mentally than they were before. that was johns hopkins' findings. they said why should we cut off or take out perfectly healthy organs if the result is the person is no better? so they quit doing sex change operations. as i understand it, they were later threatened with losing a lot of money and support so they're back to doing them now but i mean, we hear from the left all the time about the importance of science. and yet when it comes to science based on beat bill, science, we've been told that there's nothing but a mass of tissue inside a pregnant woman. and yet tech