michael maloof. thank you so much, michael. thank you to alright, just stay with us. subtext on our to international pan africanist political leader at kennedy's sub us shares with us as take on the war and gaza. francis declining influence on the continent, and so much more by the thank you so much. can you set up an african liter, best known for his fire? we rhetoric against the west and what he calls french neo colonialism? well, to begin with, let's talk more about this term french colonialism as your repeatedly talked about . this in your rally isn't in your speech. as you say, as long as the african nations use this c, f, a frank as a courtesy, the french colonialism will not be over. how has parents, if use this courtesy to exploit your confidence? and what is the way at 1st on which is that is a new question of courtesy because no cutting of these things 46. and what is the color is a mandatory is the same way. it's crucial and it's a global system of explanation. if we don't understand that, i think it would be difficu

now we have a full, the us security policy, alice to michael maloof in washington. he says, the west western racism a based on previous rules. no official ones. the russian systems have greatly improved. over the days when we were, were fighting the then soviet equipment in, in iraq, the russians have show and effective and effective way of a counter not only countering but coming up with both new and strategic and tactical weapons on the battlefield. us us advantage some of them in technology and as well, current weapon systems are based on the previous war, not the future wars. and this is what we, what we're seeing here now is that what was given to the ukrainians has proven to be inadequate. but 1st of all, there was a very limited number of that were sense. number 2, there is a question of the quality of the training that was employed. the other consideration has been the weather tanks. i've had limited the utility because of the weather and the terrain. so there's a whole host of factors why those equipments haven't been effective. several beside indian naval

michael maloof says washington has been putting other nations affairs 1st rather than solving issues at home the united states. this is according to many wars on the one hand and that looking out for itself. and that is it sole stockpiles i might add that the, the oil reserves of the united states are at its lowest point that it's ever been. and why we should be replenishing that's oil supply because of the increasing tensions in the world and, and the need for a to backup our own forces and our own home needs. uh, the, the uh by the administration is not allowing for any drilling that would allow for that to be filled in at this point. it would be very expensive. so it's, we, we have a catastrophe about ready to do that. so moving on, us right here. and the administration is totally quiet about the as a ron celebrates 120 years of ties with latin american countries. a form has kicked off into ron, to build cooperation between a ron and these states are g correspondent, use of phil. all a brings us more to offset the impact, so forced our sanctions engage with no trading partners and

with former pentagon security policy, yellows, michael maloof is very direct with what he believes. he thinks israel is trying to seize the palestinian land of guns. they want to push all palestinians out and they don't care where they go. they just want the land for their own settlements and, and, and for their own radical notions. what i saw in those pictures from f t uh, was the devastation, tantamount to what i saw in palm board after world war 2, and also style and graph. uh it just total devastation. and that's their point to make an uninhabited will with the fact that they're, they're flooding some areas reported late, will make it totally, i'm a habitable, they won't be able to have any agriculture. they just don't care. came across an interesting article recently from harass. it's a joyce newspaper dating back to 2011, which they talked openly about the possibility of layman's wrong. now that's in german nazi term for cleary now. the people who are not like them and they don't care who the q and this is what's really alarming. and unfortunately, the united states is support

stability of nearby buildings as close to live and as a form of senior us security policy analysts, michael maloof. so thank you so much for joining us. today, let's see now we will tell you about these tunnels. the idea of has apparently been planning to fill out the tunnel system to try any how much of the lessons within the, or perhaps both of them to leave what, what do you think about this plan is a good strategic plan. and what about the also is why the way if there are well in the well yeah, all the questions you raise are very, very serious. it's my understanding that there has been a beginning of some flooding of tunnels. i. it's a non confirm report. now what i think is happening here is that if you do that you, you absolutely make the land and habitable you, you undermine the, the water systems, the infrastructures, you can't grow crops and, and over the long term. and it's very intriguing because just today i was showing a newspaper, the headline of a, from a jordanian newspaper. it from 1970. that said that they use for at least one of the clear the palestinians out of gaza altogether