and the militia were putting them down. in fact members of the militia were joining shays rebellion and it required merchants who had to pay for a mercenary army to put down shays rebellion so what they knew at the time was you couldn't count on that militia to fight against domestic tyranny. instead what they would do was they would attack the government that was just trying to do government functions . what the militia were really good at work putting down slave results. and that's the language that you see happening there with that well-regulated militia. it was, we do not want in virginia patrick finley and george are going to tell with analysts and james madison will militia under the federal government.and mason and henry were like, we will be left if there is a slave revolt we will be left defenseless and you know that the north has slavery because that meant those mania not be counted upon to both defend the militias down to virginia if there was a slave hold and they wanted protection. they had been very clear that

that well-regulated militia to quell a slave revolt. currentings up to the day a little bit when we were having the commemoration of the massacre of 1921 there were a lot of different things that happened around that. one of the things that happened was a second amendment gun owners marked out on greenwood. it was black gun owners. cause consternation among the community here. you see anyone terrifically toxic you could any local news social needed to see the cesspool of comments and like that. we have done things like that all the time but we have a shows we have second amendment marching this is not something new. what's new sick color people partaking in the march. there's questions when they get the permit and all kinds of sillyki things. eventually ended up happening is totally peaceful there's no big problem with it. you could hear local business owners essentially close my business all these things people would not say if it was otherwise. that was just two weeks ago, we can a half ago. it's rooted in this problem that's been the

there are some militias which are called local defense militias who are fighting against [indiscerniblerotect the own community. it is not a good thing because -- fight against m 23 and against militias. this situation is also becoming complicated to the congolese government because during the nairobi talks, armed militia was invited, such as neon tour. i think that this withdrawal is a way to push the government of drc into negotiations. to the negotiation table with m 23. they are still fighting in other cities. yesterday, they took the [indiscernible]. the day before yesterday, m 23 was fighting in [indiscernible]. they are fighting in other places and they are living in other places. i think this is a [indiscernible] of m 23 to call the government to negotiate with them. laura: it also seems to be quite effective at not allowing the central government to take control in eastern drc. i wonder if that is part of the problem here. the government in contrast that is so far away and it simply doesn't have control over this region. it has imposed a state of siege since may 2021. a state o

now they're from, or not, not militia, they formed a militia inside. there are actually a lot of factors who fault in this area. and a notorious do you have is what i said before. she's done, he is a very terrible one. so therefore militia scored west cannot be open about it because how can they say, oh, we try to are, you know, why it isis or dash in syria? and now they're back in ukraine is they can sell this open the of course. so i want to ask you a question, what the off of off topic but so of you feel like as an independent journalist we, you've seen these militia all these, you know, these fighters fighting in syria. i'm places right now we use, as you said that here or there in ukraine on here. i said ukraine independent journalist, how do you show that to, you know, every day people with less media just pushing the same narrative. how do you get to get the truth out there by showing what is actually really going on? well, i am using a lot of alternative media in my home country. that's the netherlands. i'm not in college, you know, but i try t

so government, soldiers and militia that coalition doesn't exist, but there are, there are some militia which are called local defense militia who are fighting against l. 23 to, to protect their own communities. war is not a good thing because f d c work but not to fight against. enter the 3 and again militia and one more thing. you know, this situation is also becoming complicated to the congress. gov met because during the night all the dogs on the leash out was invited such as young dora and my group. but after that they did it, dan, and i think that this withdrawal is a way to boost the government of v r c 2. and they will share in the table with because they still fighting in other cities. last yesterday they took the control over your media and then day before yesterday and the 3 was fighting to shout. so they are fighting in other places. and they live in some other places. okay, though i think this is definitely. busy co i'm 2 to 3 to go just to negotiate with them. okay. and it also seems to be quite effective as not allowing the central government to take control in easton, d

congress preferred to rely on the militia, right? the citizen soldiers who come out to defend their homes wash. while he knew the militia had value, he wasn't overly confident them. at one point, he said, they come in. you cannot tell how they go. you tell when they act. you cannot tell where you consume your provisions. exhaust stores. and then at the last leave you at a critical moment. but that was all he had. he does gather about 6000 men there mid-december, knowing that two weeks on december 31st, the enlistment of the great majority of them was going to expire. and with that, his thinking was the same as general. how my army is going to die over the winter unless i do to change the direction of this war. and so he looked at what the british were doing and what he saw is the british going into garrison just as general howard ordered from, we see general howe up there, of course, in york city and all the great things new york city has to offer down to philadelphia on the lower left hand side of the map. each place you see there's

smaller positions in the anti-people's militia went to yevgeny stasenko rostislav malinovsky kirill,, velikoselsky maksym hershnya and serhiy oditsa, their photos were found by my colleagues from sledstvo.info, and the kremlin appointed a former employee as the pseudo-mayor of occupied kherson oleksandr kobets of the sbu led the hit parade of traitors in uniform in the kherson region, the acting head of the anti-terrorist center of the sbu of the region at that time, lieutenant colonel ihor sadokhin, he was detained in early march in chernivtsi, now the investigation proves that it was sadokhin who in the first days of the invasion was the gunner of the enemy aircraft and handed over the net to the orks minefields, looking at this respectable list of werewolves in epaulettes , you involuntarily wonder. they rub their hands and wait for the invasion of the liberators, such cases appear quite massively, criminal proceedings are opened, but simply these persons are not advertised, so i think that in time we will have quite a lot of information, even from those territories that will be o

resolved that a well-regulated militia militia comes close. the gentleman and yeoman is the only security and the natural defense of a free government. here, here. that's up to militia in this colony would forever preclude the mother company country from keeping among us a standing army of mercenary forces and would obviate the pretext of taxing us for their support. come on, mr. henry hopes that establishment of such a militia is at this time peculiarly necessary for the protection and defense of the country, and the known religiousness of the government, and calling us together in a legislated capacity renders it too insecure. in this time of danger and distress to revive it, any provision would be made to secure our rights and liberties from those further violations. with which they are threatened. but sir, your stories all there all resolved. therefore, that this colony would be put immediately into a posture of defense and that a committee be named by this convention to prepare a plan for embodying, arming and disciplining a number of men

protest in the city of courage in the ups gets up to the wrong during which a member of a speech militia, a part of the gc revolution got, was killed. so nice to were part of a group of 1616 people who are arrested in relation to that case. 3 others have been also sentenced to death. and the other ones also facing charges which carries this penalty potentially come around what legal support to imprison the protesters receive if any well, as i'm going to be in class or that also human rights center and iran have consistently made clear political prisoners, prisoners arrested. the relation to protest are denied proper judicial support. they are usually given court appointed lawyers who i do not do their job properly because they are close to the court and the officials or when they do want to put some effort into representing them. they are actually not given enough time in this particular case. one of the, those who was hang today, my mother, karen was in fact had been on hunger strike for part 4 days in protest to being denied access to his chosen lawyer. the other person's lawyer court

, the best ease they were accused of participating in the death of the member of the bazaar militia, during a protest, a show trial took place without a lawyer of their choice and without any evidence. gary's brother who lives in the netherlands, says his life has turned into a nightmare. a cat tis a for the last time my brother called me, i couldn't take his call inside. i had planned to call him back the next day, the sons out, but i didn't it without him. was they said, father, besides anna? i liz, i know that i can't forgive myself now to get up. oh, it's always a that's in hassan, gary hassan lou says no evidence was presented in the trial of his brother and sister in law. he added that there was no proof for the accusation that his brother kicked the killed member of the militia. the only evidence for the death sentence was fought san, his co, worst confessions under severe physical and mental torture confessions that facade i even denied in court. how means brother has x rays showing the physical abuse, his brother was subjected to several ribs were broken from the torture, an

added that there was no proof for the accusation that his brother kicked the killed member of the militia. the only evidence for the death sentence was shots on his co, worst confessions under severe physical and mental torture. confessions that facade i even denied in court. how means brother has x rays showing the physical abuse, his brother was subjected to several ribs were broken from the torture, and the fractures caused his left long to bleed money and he had to go to court in that state. i thought he went straight from hospital to court . yes, because of the torture. he had to undergo 3 operations. he had barely recovered from the last one when he was brought back to the court. well, despite the severe torture by me, never confessed to the murder wittick. i look straight to my phone. first thing in the morning for news. good news. i start my day with that hope. ah, thousands of children in india are jumping on trains with no destination trying to escape poverty. the results are often tragic because many vanish without a trace. we meet with people who want to stop this this is no d

that is now damning evidence at that very militia leader's trial, which is happening this week. big news, big story. attorney general garland and some legal experts now have moved the needle. they've won those other sedition cases and they view sedition -- when you look at jigs as part of the baseline for legal accountability. >> the justice department remains committed to holding all january 6th perpetrators at any level accountable under law. >> these charges are very rare. prosecutors have an unusual volume of evidence against stewart rhodes and others of the organization. >> you're allowed to plan a protest. you're not allowed to plan taking over the government. >> taking over the government literally. that's what is at issue is now this current trial. now of course it's january. we're two years out from that attacking but the seditionists are now facing this process, judged by a jury of their peers and facing prison. four of the oath keeper lee leaders convicted of sedition this week. that's the second such conviction for member of that group after stewart rhodes was convic

this is their militia.se are their state sanctioned shock troops and they are immune from criticism. you will go jail for owning a 10 round magazine, but they get to do whatever they want. merrick garland and christopher wray who runs the fbi make sure that every last january 6th defendant spends years in jail. on the no fly list but antifa terrorists get released as soon as they are arrested. in atlanta the police arrested the 22-year-old son of a surgeon in maine. in case you are wondering who these people are. they come from the key democratic demographic which is not people of coloring or working people. the key demographic is upscale professionals and their lunatic children them kid grew up in a $2 million mansion. pickets on his father's yacht. arrested on domestic terrorists charges. he got out of jail immediately. he went develop to an antifa riot. in atlanta he committed more domestic terrorism including arson. why does this kid the rich kid get off when the people who showed up at the capitol to c

using even the militia fan militia group. it's rhonda fence. it's maybe i think i'm both guard same with indonesia in as soon as i land the militia, indonesia were able to do this without china a partner. so did you think that she is ready to also allow the philippines to do this without china as a partner? well, i think we have to see, so this, at its heart is a diplomatic dilemma that can only be solved with diplomatic, awe, ingenuity and creativity. so we've seen this kind of our ingenuity and creativity before. look at the corner stone of the china u. s. relationship where there was a disagreement on taiwan yet a formulation was found are to let the relationship move forward. so again, we can see it as a r a dilemma. ah, but hopefully a creative breakthrough are, can be achieved, letting both sides are derived benefit from this situation. and i am interested to know why it is that since the 2016 ruling by the u and back tribunal in the hague. time has not changed it's behavior in the south china sea. the u. n. back ruling

it was fine for military members to belong to a militia group, you know, military members that belong to militia groups. such as the 3 per centers that have committed violent acts against a you know, people, police officers plotted bombings and shootings. despite the arrests chris hill and the 3 per centers in georgia continue their movement. ah, also because of their beliefs about muslims be attacks on the twin town by muslim extremists radically changed the discourse around islam in the u. s. according to the research institute, the new america foundation to in 5 americans believe islam is incompatible with you as values. the distrust and hostility towards muslims has caused a rise in his lam, a phobic attacks across the country. just one percent of americans are muslims, but 14.5 percent of all hate crimes committed in 2018, but motivated by anti islamic sentiment. according to a u. s. government survey. one reason for this hatred against american muslims is the impact the war on terra has had on army veterans. there's been multiple studies about the rise of islam of phobia. coinci

some estimates such asked veterans like chris hill now make up at least 25 percent of militia rosters in the united states. yes, so back in 2009 when i wrote the now the story is department homeland security, right? we extreme as a report. i did have a little section in there that talked about returning veterans and how they could potentially be recruited by these, you know, right, we extremist groups to boost the biling capabilities of these groups and help them train and, and, you know, perfect their skills. ok. so one of the ways that the recruit online is through websites, twitter accounts, they even have online communities that are private, ready, ready for it, a move and boom. i am why i am prior military, i am christian, i am a 2nd amendment. there's yes. and now supposedly on the chair is that i want to risk go to jail and getting charged with a bunch of crap and ruining my life. but i'm a mad enough mad as hale, i can't take it any more and i'm going to exercise, madame rides everywhere. in this country that i go, i want to shoot across you moving bow. in 2021, a video was pu

the movement of the people's militia unit for data transmission david orwells used a special softwarel provided to him by the special monitoring mission of the mustache, subsequently, within the framework of the nato partnership program, the data transmitted to him was provided the ukrainian side and used to deliver artillery strikes on the units of the people's militia of the luhansk people's republic stationed at the forefront of the drone camera in the hands of the suspect became a weapon that caused serious harm to the army of donbass employees. se citizen of great britain david eagles, a criminal case was initiated under the article of espionage ; they were given more than 2 gb of information about the location on the line of contact of the people's militia units, this case is the largest of all the previous documented facts of the illegal activities of employees of the all and 2 gb - this is just a part of what we can now talk about without prejudice to an interesting investigation, however, there is much more data and their analysis continues, as other osce staff left donbass a

quote, extremists including militia members have run for local and state offices.ey have orchestrated recall elections to replace moderate republicans with election deniers and anti-government extremists. they've ingratiated themselves with elected state and federal officials who seek short-term political gape over long-term preservation of democratic processes. by making strides to mainstream the political violence and ill liberalism that they espouse, private paramilitaries have established themselves as a sinister force in american life that has endured long after trump's term ended. let's bring in mary mccord, former top official in the national division. frank figliuzzi is here, former assistant director for counterintelligence, now an msnbc analyst. the piece is amazing. but take me through the thrust of what you write and of your concerns. >> well, i first want to say, you know, i was pleased to be able to co-write this with jacob glick, who worked as an investigative counsel for the house select committee. he was able to isolate and pull salient examples fr

a court in washington convicts four members of a far—right militia group for their part in the capitolts in january 2021. as the european union agrees on more financial aid for ukraine, pressure grows on germany to send military tanks to help fight off the russian invasion. turkey's president says sweden should not expect him to support its nato membership bid, just days after a copy of the koran was burned during a protest in stockholm. why this $24 million performance in dubai has landed beyonce in hot water with some fans. onze, douze, treize. and we meet the four—year—old, who's become the uk's youngest member of mensa, and can count to a hundred in seven languages. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. two days after 11 people were shot dead by a gunman near los angeles there were two new gun attacks in the north of the state. at least seven people have been killed at two farms near half moon bay. the state governor, gavin newsom, called it tragedy upon tragedy. here's the county sheriff speaking about the gunman a few moments ago. the motive for the shoot

a court in washington convicts four members of a far—right militia group for their part in the capitolts in january 2021. turkey's president says sweden should not expect him to support its nato membership bid, just days after a copy of the koran was burned during a protest in stockholm. why this $24 million performance in dubai has landed beyonce in hot water with some fans. onze, douze, treize. .. and, we meet the four—year—old, who's become the uk's youngest member of mensa, and can count to a hundred in seven languages. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with breaking news from california two days after 11 people were shot dead by a gunman near los angeles, there are two new gun attacks in the north of the state, at least seven people have killed at two farms near half moon bay. here is the county sheriff speaking about the government a few moments ago.— about the government a few moments ago. about the government a few moments auo. ., ., moments ago. the motive for the shootin: moments ago. the motive for the shooting is _ moments ago. the motive for the shooting is curr

isn't just it will designate the russian private militia company, the wagner group and international criminal group. well, for more, let's go live to white house correspondent. kimberly how good and kimberly. what more do we know? yeah, the national security council spokesperson john kirby announcing this just moments ago that the united states has made the decision to essentially designate the wagner group. this is a military group that provide support to the russian military inside ukraine as a significant transnational criminal organization. now the reason that it has designated this is in order to try and paralyze its ability to operate inside ukraine. in other words, what this does with this designation is it freezes his assets and also prohibits americans from providing funds as well as services to this organization. the u. s. accusing it of committing widespread atrocities and human rights abuses. take a listen to what the national security spokesperson had to say just moments ago about the wagner group and it's leader. we continue to assess that wagner currently has approxima

or water extinguished in voronezh in one of the first soviet cities, a battalion of the people's militiawas formed. the seams are also at the base, and the enterprises and institutions of the factories of the city of voronezh log a whole division of the people's militia of 25,000 people, and when another region was added, we got a figure of 200,000 people of the people's militia of vladimir razumov and you plotnikov the commissar of the combined detachment was equal here in one of the bloodiest battles , zavoronezh on chizhovsky, the fruits of 212 days of the hardest battles of the red army by the forces of the wehrbakht, and the heroism of the soviet soldiers testify to documents from the naborona archives, which are now in the public domain, and reports from the 195th infantry division dated july 14, 1942 . the red army follows, despite huge losses. we fought literally for every house not a step back, comrades. it was not just a slogan. it was a strict military order to stubbornly defend every position, every meter of soviet land, until the last breath. so the wehrmacht army left voron

war, and those militias are still in power today.n lebanon will end up a ruin too. [speaking foreign language] adam: behind the hotel is another of rima's projects, a community health clinic that's been transformed into a food distribution center. rima: you can't imagine the needs, especially these past three, four months. rima: total absence of governmental help, aid, or services, really, there's no money for food. and the other thing is that the little money that you get, you're spending it on oil for fuel for warmth. it is one of the coldest areas in lebanon, and you're talking the temperature has reached minus 10 and 11. ♪♪♪ [speaking foreign language] ♪♪♪ adam: on the streets of baalbek, everyone struggles. ♪♪♪ adam: imad awad finally has enough money to buy heating fuel. ♪♪♪ adam: he lost his job as a painter one year ago. the bills have piled up for his son's school and his wife's medicine. adam: with no heating, imad's wife and son have moved out. with power cuts for days at a time, the only reliable heating option is a petro

a court in washington convicts four members of a far—right militia group for their part in the capitolts in january 2021. and the nominations are in for the antidote to the oscars, the razzies, with some of hollywood's biggest names up for awards. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the death toll from one of california's worst mass shootings has risen to 11. doctors say one of those injured in the attack died from extensive injuries. the 72—year—old suspected gunman was found dead by police on sunday. he had a self—inflicted gunshot wound. his motive for the attack is still unclear. the shooting happened as celebrations for lunar new year were underway in the city of monterey park, known for its large asian population. a member of the public, a 26—year—old man managed to disarm him; here he is speaking to abc he was hitting me across the face, bashing the back of my head. i was trying to use my elbows to separate the gun away from him, creating some distance. finally, at one point, i was able to pull the gun away from him, shove him aside, create some distan

people people spend in the basement of the drama theater according to the information of the people's militiae dpr was the headquarters of azov, and if the command was located there, then naturally, they needed a shield and a cover, and such a shield and such a cover were people who, with some frequency, even fed something for dispensing power in the first place. we are children , women, old people. and then there are more than a thousand of us here, men, people. please i don't know who i don't know how it's ok. humanitarian corridors in mariupol were opened in the early days of the dpr army and the russian military guaranteed an exit for civilians , militants, azov and the ukrainian army. they simply did not let people out, the city was taken hostage. we gave the enemy not just a sufficient amount of time, but an excessive amount of time so that he had time to withdraw citizenship. we talk about it all the time they constantly spoke on the air , warnings were heard that the civilian population must be withdrawn, that there are humanitarian corridors, and no children, that the green corridors

if it is true the training of our militia has been selected. i will willingly resume command if necessary. it's my intention to offer up my life and fortune if needed. the sword of our defense of necessity. >> i urge the resolution in discussion be adopted. >> no man thinks more highly of patriotism and i ability of the where the gentleman who just addressed this house but different men often see the savior a different light and i hope it will not be disrespectful to the gentleman if entertaining as i do opinions of a character very opposite to there's. i shall set forth freely without reservere. this is no time for ceremony. the question before the house is an awful moment for this country. my part, i ino consider it nothg less than a question of freedom of slavery and the magnitude of the subject who ought to be the freedom of thely debate was only this way we can hope to arrive at the truth and fulfill great responsibility which we owe to god and our country. if is had opinions in such a te as this, i would consider it an act of treason agai

and since 2013 these area were occupied, my, i got his law for a local iranian back militia. so basically at the, the, the, the, the main reason behind these targets are, these are the threat inside these areas. israeli board will not get the airport unless there is a potential threat happening in the airport. but the problem is a really in the still civilian air operations going on at the airport. right. worse. yeah, yeah. but the thing is when the, the vanity has some kind of wanting to civilian travelers, puts them in a state if there is, of course, always. but let me tell you something since 2013 until now there was 23 heads direct text would be getting more international airport. and it's usually talk at a specific thing, either cargo or a building or on an airplane. but the thing is, these heads are only targeting and limited at the ty, object or target. it does not target the whole potential strategy of the are on. that's why we are still seeing that you're on until today they are using the airport until today, the are being able to ex, for some of their weaponry eithe

the day before the assault and was openly talking about his militia back home. >> i have a militia andnd of gunfire] >> back in colorado, he posed for a photo outside shooters grill, the gun themed restaurant owned by republican congresswoman lauren boebert. [inaudible] >> we're coming! then [bleep] you! >> back on the capitol westerns steps, police by now are fighting valiantly. but they are losing ground. [inaudible] >> multiple deployments thrown by capitol and npd. once sitting ball deployed and authorized -- >> this is democracy. this is what you get with role of the mob! >> and then the mob surges left. the rioters have been battling police for more than half an hour when they charge the left side of bleachers put up for the upcoming inauguration. the bleachers are built on stairs that lead right to the capital's doors and windows. the police are determined to defend this choke point. but again, they are outnumbered. >> cruiser 50, they're scaling the scaffold. they are scaling the scaffold to the capital. >> there is 1 million and a half behind us! >> this is our house [bleep] >

david orwells filmed the location of the movement of the people's militia unit for data transmission. used a special software tool provided to him by the special monitoring mission of uvse. subsequently, within the framework of the nato partnership program, the data transmitted by him was provided to the ukrainian side and used to deliver artillery strikes on the units of the people's militia of the luhansk people's republic stationed at the forefront of the drone camera in the hands, the suspect became a weapon that caused serious harm to the army of donbass as a result of the shelling died people, the involvement of men was established during the study collected materials regarding. no osce citizen of great britain david eagles, a criminal case was initiated under the article espionage. they were given more than 2 gb of information about the location of the people's militia unit on the line of contact, this case is the largest of all the previous documented facts of the illegal activities of the employees of the entire and 2 gb is just a part of what can now be said without prejudic

these are militias and military from the people's militia of the donetsk and luhansk people's republics. finally, we got out of this painful place somewhere, we still can't believe that we are at home. thanks for the warm welcome, it's just that now it's definitely at home everything will be ok. thank you. all the released were examined by doctors, including a psychologist, then all those released from captivity were placed on board the aircraft, which headed for the capital, the board should land at a military airfield. chkalovsky fighters will be taken to the capital hospital of the ministry of defense for treatment and rehabilitation. two strategic infrastructure facilities in the dpr were significantly damaged today as a result of ukrainian missile strikes, the zuevskaya tpp, 40 km away, was damaged. from donetsk it is reported that despite the damage, the stations are working in the normal mode, the nationalists also attacked, the old beshevskaya thermal power plant under makiivka and tangled the body of a woman in the ground, presumably a night shift employee, a few hours later, t

and why wouldn'tt le again, thi is their militia. these are their statek troo sanctioned shock troops, and they are effectively immunpe from criticism.wning a so you're going to jail for10d owning a 10 round magazine, but they get to do whatever they want. merriceyk garland and christophr wray, who runs the fbi, aree deking certain that every last january six defendant spends years in jail. >> their lives are destroyedeart on the no fly list. >> and yet in t four, terrorists get released almost c as soon as they're arrested. this week in atlanta,arrest the police arresteedear-old they two year old son of a surgeon in kennebunkport, maine, called francis carroll.. >> now, in case you're wondering who these people are, well, they come from the key democratic demographic, which, of course, is not peopleographif color, working people.f that's nonsense. the key democratic demographic is upscale professionals. hiand their lunatic children. so this kid grew up in a two million dollar mansion,r' pictures of him on his father's yacht. he was