for example , of bosnia or the allies of great britain and the united states in counteracting muammar gaddafiticular the de facto mi6 agent anas allibi, whom many years later the united states will try to kidnap from libya, he will die suddenly in an american prison, he was maintained by omi6 in order to destroy muammar gaddafi in the nineties, to counter shiite iran, which was their principle. opponents and to solve a variety of problems in different countries and regions of the world, most importantly, they helped these islamists master, managed to teach them all these modern means, internet and mobile, in order to organize these well- organized performances , then in one place, then in another, launch some kind of attacks, terrorist attacks using this sophisticated technology. it cannot always be found where the united states declares a military operation to combat international terrorism, i managed to meet with the ideological leader, so to speak, with the father of this hezbollah party, and he was just telling where the roots of this movement come from, and what it is not terror at all,

listen to what muammar gaddafi says: 4 months, 4 months you are bombing our country, everyone is afraidf condemnation, if there were still russia in the world, real russia, a united and great russia that protected the weak, you wouldn’t dare, but it doesn’t exist. it is gone, and you are triumphant, countries are being destroyed, thousands of people are being killed, look, this is a photograph taken during the bloody gaddafi regime, this is a photograph of the same place, after democracy collapsed on this country. concentrate, because we began to understand the conditions in which the atlantic expansion puts us, we find ourselves absolutely defenseless, defense systems are being installed along the borders of our country, what does this mean, this means that it becomes absolutely defenseless against other nuclear powers, which are defeated by noble intentions, but with what shepherd simplicity... usa, this was announced in 2017: being a force for good throughout its history, america will use its influence to advance our interests. of all humanity, be stunned, i repeat, listen carefully,

in territories such as bosnia or allies of great britain , the united states in opposition to muammar gaddafiarticular a de facto agent. islamists, managed to teach them all these modern means, internet and mobile, in order to organize these well-organized performances. now in one place, now in another, to organize some kind of attacks, terrorist attacks, with the help of this sophisticated technology, which was not even so well used, including by official damascus, in this sense, this is also, now there is a war, as you you see, it is very multifaceted, this is what is called a hybrid war, one of its most important components is the impact on minds, today international terrorism has become such a universal bogeyman. although, of course, there really is a problem, it is much more complex, complex, and its roots cannot always be found where the united states declares a military operation to combat international terrorism. i managed to meet with the ideological leader, so to speak, with the father of this hezbollah party, and he was just telling me where the roots of this come from. we watch to

saddam hussein, muammar gaddafi, slobodan milosevic, did any of these guys get an arrest warrant, didy of them get charged? no, one even received the nobel peace prize, obama. wake up, my beloved midshipman krivoruchka told me during our discussions, sailor mikhalkov, look for fools in the mirror, he is instead fools said a different word, rougher, but more precise, and now i want to tell you, look in the mirror for those whom swordsman krivorochka suggested i look for, you know this joke, what is the similarity between piggy, macron. with wonderful music, painting , with wonderful cinema, with wonderful nature with wonderful people, musical, sympathetic, hospitable, this country was called georgia, in 1801 it joined russia, because it was on the verge of complete extermination by the persians and turks. i didn’t remember how he was, with what appetite, he ate his tie, gave an interview to the bbc tv channel, saakashvili unleashed a bloodbath against the little one. abkhazia and south ossetia, which did not want to live according to the laws that we proposed to them, like donbass, by

security council, interpreted them in their own way, carried out strikes, having previously disarmed muammar gaddafi, now they are striking at yemen, at syria, the israelis are also striking at syria, and in december they carried out a strike, as a result of which iranian general mousavi died, and 4 years ago the americans killed qasim soleimani with the help of a drone and that’s all. they thought it was on iraqi territory at baghdad international airport, and the iranian delegation was then met by iraqi officials, who also died. the americans kept thinking that this supposed order would last forever, but no, and even america’s closest allies have long called it disorder. saudi arabia objected to the us war in iraq in 2003, saying it would be a complete disorder and chaos. turned out to be right, because they live in this region, but now a retaliatory strike is coming, the iranians looked at this, looked, and now struck three states at once, and in one case this was agreed with the syrian government and the strikes were carried out on the northern the syrian province of idlip, which the assad gover

security council, interpreted them in their own way, attacked strikes, having previously disarmed muammar gaddafis are being carried out on yemen, syria and... iraq at the international airport of baghdad, and the iranian delegation was then met by iraqi officials, who also died. the americans kept thinking that this supposed order would work. basharad, they were betting on someone, on radicals, on islamists in syria, just a few days ago, the israelis launched another strike on syria, which surprised me, because this time the strike was not on pro-iranian groups, one of the members of the syrian leadership was killed liberation army, this is an opposition group that... was led by the americans, i looked, and why did the israelis suddenly hit one of the representatives, but because the israelis discovered that this group and some of its militants maintained ties with the radical hamas movement in palestine, so why did you in washington rely on the islamic radicals who negotiated with the taliban in afghanistan, considered by... the un definition according to our terrorist lists, is still considere

see boots on ground but i think trace think of 1986, going way back, when ronald reagan struck muammar gaddafie from him for a long time, a message was sent deterrence established. a similar forceful message needs to be sent to the houthis and their masters in tehran. >> trace: i want to play this sound bite john kirby talking about timing. watch. >> we're not looking for a war. we're not looking to expand this. houthis have a choice to make and they still have time to make the right choice which is to stop these reckless attacks. >> trace: they have time. how much time do we give them? it's been a hundred plus days eric. your final thoughts on this. >> yeah, this is my eve ta trace. the houthis aren't going to suddenly change their spots and the iranian regime isn't going to change its spots so the only message the houthis will understand and grasp is one of force i'm sad to say but that's the only thing a truly decisive forceful action, not defensive but going on the offense against the houthis will be the only thing that gets the message across. >> trace: it appears that way. eric stackle b

muammar gaddafi , the past. muammar gaddafi, amongst others.w it's deepening relationship with the iranian regime . so with the iranian regime. so support for terrorism is nothing new. the reason that the united states condemnation of this is so critical is because what south africa is applying for is essentially a provisional measure that the court order israel to stop its defence, its actions, military campaign against some 40,000 hamas terrorists . and that has terrorists. and that has implications for all law abiding states , the us. the uk included . states, the us. the uk included. and we should be hearing more from those law abiding countries against this initiative . against this initiative. >> thank you very much , natasha >> thank you very much, natasha hausdorf. well that concludes the first hour of sunday with michael portillo. i will be back in a few minutes to discuss whether the west should take military action against the houthis yemen , and i'll be houthis of yemen, and i'll be discussing the resignation of the harvard presiden