but it would not be that case up around mosul. and that's why our initial embeds were at camp speicher as we were ready, the ninth armored division and the second ice off brigade for that 100 kilometer assault. thank you. i'm eager to bring the audience into the conversation. great. i see. hands off. if wouldn't mind waiting for the microphone to come to you and then identify yourself and then we'll go from there. let's gentlemen right here with us in the. thanks so much. i'm tom schenker with the project for and national security at gw. michael, congratulations. thanks to all the panelists. questions about intelligence and warning in a region of the world where our record is not very good. michael, in the opening pages, you quote the obama interview with the new yorker, where he says isis's the j.v. . clearly, that proved to be wrong statement. didn't say that the conditions was there. no intelligence on. the rise of isis reaching the commander in chief. was it inadequate? was there great intelligence that he wasn't paying attent

but it would not be that case up around mosul. and that's why our initial embeds were at camp speicher as we were ready, the ninth armored division and the second ice off brigade for that 100 kilometer assault. thank you. i'm eager to bring the audience into the conversation. great. i see. hands off. if wouldn't mind waiting for the microphone to come to you and then identify yourself and then we'll go from there. let's gentlemen right here with us in the. thanks so much. i'm tom schenker with the project for and national security at gw. michael, congratulations. thanks to all the panelists. questions about intelligence and warning in a region of the world where our record is not very good. michael, in the opening pages, you quote the obama interview with the new yorker, where he says isis's the j.v. . clearly, that proved to be wrong statement. didn't say that the conditions was there. no intelligence on. the rise of isis reaching the commander in chief. was it inadequate? was there great intelligence that he wasn't paying attent

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i may begin thus in mosul for me, it always starts with the warm up for com. that's when i'm fully concentrated focused, benita. facing cli, i'm in my football tunnel, my referee tunnel. i don't have any other sal signing. i'm going to duncan. mm hm. oh, francisco it for as well established as a referee for the women's game. she officiated in the women's business mega and starting this year. also it's nationally been in the mens regional leagues. she's only been refereeing for 2 years. them in office. one is lament that all is different from women's federal summer. you gain new insights that you can improve in a different way than in a women's games for life done. but that's why it's very important for me to referee as many men's games as possible from workers to lighten. women referees, at men's games are still the exception to the top tiers of gym equipment. there are currently only 7 of one in the 3rd division and 6 in the regional leaks the german affairs and catching up to do. but not the fans in the stadium. they like referees, like francisco vitale. dem

the citizens of mosul, we're under isis control for three years. it must have been really bad living under it. the people that would come out, that had hid in their house, four days, with no food or water. you, know the looks on their faces. i really felt for them. the things people had to resort to, to survive. they were incredible. >> it is important to let these people talk. so they can tell their stories. [speaking foreign language] that is important to me. kids should never have to experience war. they just couldn't. we were told, super young, that you have to be tough, you have to be macho in a male perspective. you feel like, you know, you're not able to open up and, you know, be vulnerable with your feelings, you know what i mean. you have this idea of this machismo, right? like that you have to always be the toughest, the strongest. for me as a man, it's about opening up. not feeling too macho to tell someone how you're feeling when you're feeling down. opening up your heart and sharing with other people the way that you're feeling. i have

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just wipe everything off the face of the earth, goodbye, how are they there, what are they mosul, righttalking 24 hours. the entire population of kharkov to leave the city what is the problem of our weapons to turn kharkov into ruins completely the whole meet the face of the earth? kyiv nikolaev odessa does not have such a problem. the americans would have done just that. they measure by themselves, so every time they make mistakes in their forecasts. they don't understand what's going on. and all the time they either overestimate or underestimate, and most importantly, they don’t tell honest numbers about losses, on the other hand, the americans believed that nazi germany would crush us in 3 weeks, of course, their official intelligence. so yes, advertising about japan thinks. how many are there? more than one of their cavalry will trample the rest. soon no i understand that comrade should apply deputy of the state duma, but you can be the commander in the old fashioned way, so you think the command is general lieutenant, what is going on with us there? what to prepare for? when it sou

guys are strong, then it’s better not to have anything to do with them, what happened, the dead in mosul months , and people decomposed. naturally, of course, olga is an enemy for them, which is subject to destruction. all about it he is not that he lies, they think very well. this is a warning to other enemies 40,000 people out there. look what will happen to you if you dare to go against us. that's the point of their logic. here is what is expected of you. watch, remember, now watch how they see us. we started the operation on february 24th. they expected us to do it instead . we go to talks the next day. yes , these guys are cowardly. they say yes it's guys ready to retreat. come on, press harder, then we pause. we go again at the end of march for negotiations. press harder. they think these guys are retreating. now they are talking about something else. they are already saying that russia is looking for ways. under what conditions is it somehow more profitable for her to end the conflict. that was the meaning of how they see this kharkov offensive. they believe that they have proved

center of donetsk showed strength showed they wiped their noses wiped them remember the footage of mosulcontact, he dared to contact not the russians, nor the chinese, nor the germans. he dared to contact the masters of the world. well, you don't for that. punishment sufficient until we exterminate, so that the remnant begs forever for mercy. this is the essence of anglo-saxon thinking, which we must understand very well, now the second moment, how they see us. imagine they were waiting for us to teach the world a lesson. so, having brought up all ukraine, they are sincerely surprised. now look at their press. and what kind of mobilization are we talking about, dominating the air. we can safely say we left kupin in the team, we will demolish this one, the city of izyum or chernihiv will not be there by morning. they were waiting for this us air power. here is the concept of american thinking, which ideally corresponds to them, i recall there was such an italian general giulio, who wrote an article back in 1918, and in the twenty-first year of the book air supremacy , the meaning is, why

you doing just wipe everything off the face of the earth, goodbye, how are they there, what are they mosule the city. what is the problem of our weapons to turn kharkov into ruins completely wipe it all off the face of the earth? kiev nikolaev odessa no such problem the americans would have done just that. they measure by themselves, so every time they make their predictions wrong. they are not understand what is happening. and all the time they either overestimate or underestimate, and most importantly, they don’t tell honest numbers about losses, on the other hand, the americans believed that nazi germany would crush us in 3 weeks by their official intelligence. this is what an advertisement about japan thought at the beginning of the moscow war . i think there is one thing that is very annoying. uh, many russians began to defend the russians - this is the greatest vera three billion american dollars that will remain in america and which will form the hardest in ukraine, do not drive her just try to get into a debt hole. no, comes to the question. and why did this happen, they defend whe