they are actual national socialists, i would say.lly they are actual national socialists, i would say. so, basically nazi slogans? yes, nazi slogans, absolutely. 0k, thank you for joining us. we appreciated. —— appreciate it. and now some history. during the second world war, many allied soldiers were taken prisoner in asia by the japanese army. these men were forced by the japanese and korean guards to build a railway through thailand — a story made famous by the film the bridge on the river kwai. cyril doy was one of those soldiers, and he spoke to witness about the horror of the camps, and how he managed to survive. archive: it looks like an ordinary iron railway bridge but its past makes it a symbol of the brutalities of war, of human suffering and human heroism. the japanese wanted to build this railway through thailand of several hundred miles through virgin country, through mountainous country, through jungle, though rocks, and we were the means of them doing it. we became the white coolies. we left civilisation and entered an

candidates to the parliament from the sweden democrats had links to the new nutty group the national socialist front we had some bad eggs in our party but just today it was revealed that even you know the center party or the liberal party they have people who have killed people who have sexually assaulted females so unfortunately that happens in every party but because the swedish left wing media hates the sweden democrats they tried to bring that up more for the others critics of the sweden democrats are still convinced their defining feature is racism a central point for them the central goal is to keep sweet and white. these people that came from. skinheads now two white power organizations during the night and they are now the second largest party in yet there are way more radical voices in sweden is far right camp alternative for sweden formed by those expelled from the sweden democrats for being too extreme was there's still a steve anyway let's say that the sweden democrats are quite good but they are getting more and more liberal more and more politically correct and they are not the o

candidates to the parliament from the sweden democrats had links to the new nutty group the national socialist front we had some in our party. just today it was revealed that even the center party or the liberal party they have people have killed people who have sexual assaulted females so unfortunately that happens in every party but because the swedish left wing media hates the sweden democrats they tried to bring that up more for the others critics of the sweden democrats are still convinced their defining feature is racism a central point for them the same time goal is to keep sweet and white thoughts to this people that came from. skinheads now two white power organizations during the night they are now the second largest party yet there are way more radical voices in sweden's far right camp alternative for sweden formed by those expelled from the sweden democrats for being too extreme was there's still a fever here let's say that the sweden democrats are quite good but they are getting more and more liberal more and more politically correct and they are not the ones to save sweden today

candidates to the parliament from the sweden democrats had links to the new nutty group the national socialist front we had some bad eggs in our party. just today it was revealed that even the center party or the liberal party they have people who have killed people who have sexual assault females so unfortunately that happens in every party but because the swedish left wing media hates the sweden democrats they tried to bring that up more than for the others critics of the sweden democrats are still convinced their defining feature is racism a central point for them the central goal is to keep sweet and white. these people that came from. skinheads now two white power organizations during the night they are now the second largest party and yet there are way more radical voices in sweden's far right camp alternative for sweden formed by those expelled from the sweden democrats for being too extreme was the least d.v.d. but say that the sweden democrats are quite good but they are getting more and more liberal more and more politically correct and they are not the ones to save sweden today so w

candidates to the parliament from the sweden democrats had links to the new nutty group the national socialist front we had some in our party . just today it was revealed that even the center party or the liberal part of the people have killed people who have sexually assaulted young females so unfortunately that happens in every party but because the swedish left wing media hates the sweden democrats they tried to bring that up more than for the others critics of the sweden democrats are still convinced their defining feature is racism a central point for them the same time goal is to keep. sweet and white that stadia these people that came from. skinheads now two white power organizations during the night they are now the second largest party in yet there are way more radical voices in sweden's far right camp alternative for sweden formed by those expelled from the sweden democrats for being too extreme wasn't really steve anyway let's say that the sweden democrats are quite good but they are getting more and more liberal more and more politically correct and they are not the ones to save sw

it's important to understand that the national socialists were masters of symbolic humiliation. exultation of themselves and humiliation of others. forcedwhen the jews were to march over the broken headstones of the vandalized jewish cemeteries, they destroyed all of them except one which was in prague. they kept it as a museum. they destroyed all of the jewish cemeteries and use them as paving stones and forced people slogan in under this which mocked them. it was mocking them. work will set you free. not city air. this is powerful reverberations in european culture. he became a member of the commune by taking a public oath. they would gather together all the citizens and hold hands and publicly of room to each other that they would come to the defense of the city. they would defend each other and they would not engage in acts of violence. cities were places of peace. government was provided by agreement among voluntarygoverny agreement among voluntary groups. the weavers and the carpenters and bakers and so on. associations of guild. they were fundamentally men of peace. this

candidates to the parliament from the sweden democrats had links to the new nutty group the national socialist front we had some bad eggs in our party. just today it was revealed that even you know the center party or the liberal party they have people who have killed people who have sexual assaulted females so unfortunately that happens in every party but because the swedish left wing media hates the sweden democrats they tried to bring that up more than for the others critics of the sweden democrats are still convinced their defining feature is racism a central point for them the central goal is to keep sweet and white thoughts to these people that came from. skinheads now two white power organizations during the night they are now the second largest party yet there are way more radical forces in sweden this far right camp alternative for sweden formed by those expelled from the sweden democrats for being too extreme was there's still a steve let's say that the sweden democrats were quite good but they are getting more and more liberal more and more politically correct and they are not the o

constitution the domestic intelligence service has also been accused of negligence in the case of the national socialistunderground and neo nazi terror cell responsible for the death of ten people now mohsen has to see if you can still count on subparts especially from his spouse and minister hosty of. authorities in the southeastern united states are warning people to brace for devastation as hurricane florence heads towards the region the calling the storm a monster the governor of north carolina says it will be like nothing state has ever seen before and he urged people to follow orders to evacuate residents of coastal areas in south carolina and virginia are also being told to leave immediately. i think i have a theory. and i read them. a scramble to prepare before the storm hits. hurricane florence is expected to make landfall on thursday with torrential rains and winds of more than two hundred kilometers per hour. we are playing for devastation this is not a i like storm this is not a glancing blow this is a category four category five storm the hurricane is massive eight hundred kilometers in dia

they are actual national socialists, i would say.reedom and the release of two reuters journalists who are currently on trial.the two men have been accused of violating a state secrets law while investigating the killing of rohingya muslims. they deny the charges. a court in yangon is expected to announce its verdict in their case on monday. here in the uk, the queen has officially opened a new highland games centre named after her son, prince charles. catriona renton reports. the queen arrives at the braemar gathering. she has been coming here since she was just seven years old. this is the oldest highland games in scotland, dating back to 1815, with all the traditional heavy events — throwing the hammer, tossing the caber. .. emcee: oh, yes! cheering and applause. ..dancing, piping, and, of course, the tug of war. people come here from all over the world to take part and watch. there's a lot of things going on, you know? we don't get it to see these games, you know, in the states so this is different for us. i'm also here to see th

the second one was on august 24, 2002, one month after the death of national socialist leader willi williamce. 750 members of his once-strong national alliance marched from the union station to the capitol west lawn. although there were hundreds of protesters, the police were three-deep around the nazis and these guys were national socialists, stone to the bone hard core bad guys. and the whitists stayed disciplined and marched in line. today there is no single organization quite like the national alliance and i think most of the panelists will agree. and i've been asked to explain the current context of far right organizing and vigilante violence in the u.s. and around the world in less than 20 minutes and it took me 15 years to do this 700 page snoozer. let me begin with thewgyç last years out of the president barack obama administration. some of us will disagree about what happened before that, but there was a noticeable uptick in 2015 and 2016. i think all of us on the panel would agree to that. all of the speakers might not agree to what happened before that but we'll talk about that

a choice between we are seeing nationally, socialists.e bernie sanders, and indeed, congressman beto o'rourke advocating for those same policies. full on socialized medicine which by the way, they called all.are for medicare, you paid into it your whole life. you are counting on it for your health care what they are proposing is putting every single person in this country including illegal aliens, everyone in this country in the medicare without paying for it. that would bankrupt medicare. there is a choice for this country. there are also states that implement the policies congressman o'rourke supported high taxes, high regulations, open borders, you look at california. which is hemorrhaging population. willost of a one way you from california to texas is more than 300% the cost the other way around. understand that if you get government off the backs of small businesses, texans do well. i've fought for that for six years. i have kept my promise. and i will always stand and fight for 28 million texans. >> that is your time to thank you.

happened here is the swedish democrats who were very far right and we go back 25, 30 years, national socialistfound, they were dominating the debate on immigration. the other party started wearing their clothes and promising they would stop big numbers coming in. that's why they got 80% and not perhaps the 24%, 25% some thought possible. stuart: what's been happening in germany recently? i noticed that angela merkel's popularity just sunk to an all-time low. was there some kind of incident that pushed her popularity rating so far down? >> yes. there's a town in eastern germany, there was a murder there, two migrants from the middle east have been arrested for that. that led to riots on the street and some very, very ugly scenes with the absolute worst in people being brought out, even, believe it or not, a jewish business attacked and damaged. this in germany, of all countries. i think what people are saying is angela merkel, having made possibly one of the worst foreign policy decisions of any european leader in 70 years by saying please, as many as can come, we can cope, merkel herself direc

here, many love the flood of policy and papers, promising to divide and rejuvenate socialist ideas in nationaltting workers, customers, councils in charge. in education, no more academies and free schools. the promise is radical change, making it work if he and labour's top team get the chance could be tough. you're my absolute hero. pleasing the faithful is the easy bit. john pienaar, bbc news, liverpool. live to the labour conference in liverpool and our political editor laura kuenssberg. can we talk more aboutjohn mcdonnell‘s economic vision, how ambitious do you think it is? there is no question at all but what he put forward today is something that, if labour ended in government, would be very different. he and the rest of the labour party's top brass would be completely determined to make very big changes. and here in liverpool this week but that is what the labour party wants to set out, whether it is on the economy or giving workers shares or on sacking executives who work for utility companies right now or on calling a halt to the academies programme in education, they want the messag

here, many love the flood of policy and papers, promising to revive and rejuvenate socialist ideas in national putting workers, customers, councils in charge. in education, no more academies and free schools. the promise is radical change, making it work if he and labour's top team get the chance, could be tough. you're my absolute hero. pleasing the faithful is the easy bit. john pienaar, bbc news, liverpool. let's speak to our political editor laura kuenssberg who's also in liverpool. these proposals by the shadow chancellor, shares for workers, widespread nationalisation, how radical are they? they certainly are radical. if we can forget brexit for a moment that has occupied the political world for so long what labour is trying to do this week is to put forward big plans for a big change that they think the public is up change that they think the public is up for. whether it is having no more academy schools in education, john mcdonnell and has big plans to be the shake—up capitalism and move to something very different, whether it is other policies on welfare or the health service, more of

here, many love the flood of policy and papers, promising to divide and rejuvenate socialist ideas in nationalworkers, customers, councils in charge. in education, no more academies and free schools. the promise is radical change, making it work if he and labour's top team get the chance could be tough. you're my absolute hero. pleasing the faithful is the easy bit. john pienaar, bbc news, liverpool. the headlines on bbc news: theresa may is to meet president trump in new york on wednesday, where they are expected to discuss brexit and a bilateral trade deal. a public inquiry begins into the contaminated blood scandal, which is estimated to have killed nearly 3,000 people since the 1970s. labour has come under increasing pressure today to clarify its position on a possible new referendum on brexit. an inquest has heard that a teenage girl died after eating a baguette sold at a branch of pret a manger with no allergy information on display. natasha ednan—laperouse, who was 15 and had numerous allergies, collapsed on a flight from london to nice injuly 2016. unknown to natasha, the baguette she

nation. in june, a self-devout democrat socialist jumped into the spotlight in her quest to join this body. a new socialist trend among some in the united states, so i ask, what would that socialist -- what would socialist policies mean for our country's future? i've come to realize a whole generation of americans have grown up for whom the soviet union is just a distant historical memory. many have no personal memory of when the soviet union came crashing down in 1991, which was dramatic proof that its socialist system was a dismal failure. many can't recall the feeling of national pride over the fact that in contrast the free economy of the united states had succeeded in producing the highest standard of living in world history. . perhaps it's understandable for a new generation of old empty promises of socialism seem to carry a new allure. socialism by definition is the political and economic theory of social organization whereby production, distribution, and exchange should be owned and regulated by the community as a whole. in other words, what's mine is yours, and what's yours is mine

and then we should meet in the old blue pharaoh there was the socialist in national assembly meeting in portugal and then some shooting suddenly. in the lobby. and. killed. some sort where he'd been killed by a lone gunman who pumped five shots into his chest it has never been clearly verified the assassination loves the tawi but the motive appears to be because he was talking to the israelis on arafat's behalf got the ball so that we. position. he did so we take against the stream in face of great objection and danger. our offense continued a double game on the one hand seeking discreet diplomatic channels to israel via the norwegians while on the other hand publicly maintaining a revolutionary rhetoric. was out of the young tree i was. at walmart and they had a fit. with the b. who do this to the store to but that did. in the ne. that can be death cool if it does show them a nice. new store. and do more good for them it is has been no man has been there when this. any. not been there i was in the condo but why didn't the one about to work that. out of it . can you be mad what this

shannon: this is the fox news alert, score one for alexandria ocasio-cortez, the socialist candidate crisscrossing the nation to shake up the democratic establishment. polls show presley facing long odds even after her endorsement from ocasio-cortez against income and democrat congressman but he is conceding defeat in the massachusetts democratic primary. >> better be good. it gives you -- attend term congressman, another big-name. >> we saw with joe crowley in new york who alexandria ocasio-cortez took out, someone who has been, this guy has been in congress, an institution, he is hugely liberal, enormously liberal, not like she ran to his left, we will vote the same way, as liberal as him. what you see here, this is true as we saw with ocasio-cortez, this is a demographic shift. once upon a time the district was represented by someone with an irish last name. these neighborhoods in city areas, demographic patterns change and he thought he could hold out indefinitely, no longer majority district, but when identity politics come for you they come for you. shannon: this is the fourth major house incumbent, ac

economic and social development in order to build a sovereign independent socialist democratic press for and sustainable nation that is the path we have chosen freely given people will never go back to the opprobrious past that it should come of with the greatest sacrifices during one hundred fifty years of struggle for independence and full dignity by the decision of the oh we're overwhelming majority of cubans we shall continue the process that started almost sixty years ago in this conviction we began a constitutional reform process is a truly participatory and democratic exercise so far for discussion of the traffic which will eventually be approved in a referendum i am certain that there will be no changes in our strategic objectives and that the irrevocably nature of socialism will be ratified the principles of foreign policy will remain unchanged as the first secretary of our party and out castro said on his statement on the occasion of the seventieth anniversary of the united nations and i quote the international community will always be able to count on forgive us since year voice against injustice in

middle east and said all nations must work to stop iran from being able to develop nuclear weapons the u.s. president slammed conditions in venezuela under that country's socialist government he also demanded that global trade become fair towards the u.s. and warned that in the future washington would only get foreign aid to friendly nations. all right let's go over to our correspondent alexander phenomena who has been listening in to president trump speech at the united nations in new york alexander and not your usual run of the mill type of a speech that we heard from president trump let's play at the beginning of that speech. in less than two years my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country. america so true i. didn't expect the reaction but that's. all right some slight note of her relief there the u.n. general assembly bursting out in laughter quite remarkable on a serious note though how did his speech go down. well i think that it was quite unusual for the international audience here to listen to this opening and it was quite an unusual way to start a speech on the international stage with remarks l

here, many love the flood of policy and papers, promising to divide and rejuvenate socialist ideas in national. the promise is a radical change, making it work if he and labour's top team get the chance, could be tough. you're my absolute hero. pleasing the faithful is the easy bit. john pienaar, bbc news, liverpool. the difficult part of the conversation was if they would be another referendum offered. 0ur correspondent was at the conference today and ask about a further referendum and what labour's view was on the announced. brexit has taken over the political landscape and it's no surprise there has been disagreements here about whether labour should back a second referendum on brexit in some form but also radical ideas being put forward by the shadow chancellor john mcdonnell. less discuss this more with two journalists, normally from westminster but at this time of year at the conference. first of all on brexit, labour have a dilemma, they are trying to keep both sides happy. it's difficult to do that. we thought there had been some clarity in labour's position over what they we re in lab

when people thought about political risks before, about theht socialistic dictator that might expropriate your property or nationalizationdustry. now these forces of political risks are multiple. and they are sometimes surprising. a person who gets on your airplane and sees your flight attendants treat someone poorly and has a cell phone and documents it. united airlines. that is political risk. a supply chain that is deep into china, and now there is consideration of a trade war with china. that is a political risk. and so what we wanted to do was to say there are lots of sources of political risk. look around corners. look at your industry and say, what are my sources of political risk? and by the way, what is my risk appetite? because we didn't want to say don't do things because they are risky. and by the way, cyber, i mention the russians, is a whole category of risk in and of itself. david: so your point is that businesses when they make decisions of significance should take into account political risk as well? condoleezza: yeah, and should be constantly surveying the landscape for how those risks are multiplying i

national election. you got to get out there. socialists are running for office all over this country and if you want to work the rest of your life to pay for someone else most of whom don't deserve to be here in the first place, you can bypass these elections. if you care about what is in your pocket you got to get out there. now, now we have collin kaepernick and that is where i am going. [cheering and applause] i will do my open unless something breaks on saturday but who the hell do they think they are. why do they think that it is in the interest of an american company to take amy and disrespect the flag? why is this narrative selling and who is pushing it? who is buying it? i don't know. it's not just the left but it's socialists and people who don't believe in the constitution and the first amendment in the second amendment and the fourth amendment and these are people who hate america and want to make us a global country. these are people who want like california should be a sanctuary state and american citizens are at risk. you are

middle east and said all nations must work to stop iran better being able to develop nuclear weapons the us president slammed conditions in venezuela on the that country's socialist government and demanded that global trade become fair to word the u.s. and warrant that in the future washington with only give foreign aid to friendly nations. and with all our eyes on the present trump here to help dissect president trump's high stakes speech at the u.n. want to welcome alexander phenomena in new york and nicola ranvir to associate fellow at the german council on foreign relations with me here in the studio all right well what was highly expected was of course a spotlight on north korea let's take a listen to what he said and then we'll start our conversation the missiles and rockets are no longer flying in every direction. nuclear testing has. some military facilities are already being dismantled our hostages have been released and as promised the remains of our fallen heroes are being returned home. to lay at rest in american soil i would like to thank your arm and kim for his courage and for the steps he has taken. so much work remains to be done. the sanctions w

the party shifting to left the country is not shifting that far left the crunch the isn't a socialist nationdent trump is doing kavanaugh hearings show what is at stake democrats would have had somebody so far left that they would have made ruth bader ginsburg look moderate gorsuch on bench kavanaugh ready to go on bench selects are so important. >> two supreme court justice picks unnerved the left going insane over that that was line to in calf hearings do you think that will impact midterms the fact they are obstructing they wanted to shut that down. >> i think looked disgraceful, like tryout in 2020 kamala harris over here, cory booker has to look left to her encouraging begdz people kick him out of the senate so he can be a martyr people are going what are you guys doing an election a vote? >> all out. >> question him on rulings, they couldn't find anything wrong with rulings, kavanaugh did a great job during hearings people are yelling and screaming trying to interrupt trial to disrupt results of the election president trump was very clear there was opening because of scalia these are p

nations today. in new york. during his speech, he condemned the socialist and corrupt government of venezuela. ng ago venezuela was one of the richest countries on earth. today socialism has bankrupted the oil-rich nation and driven its people into abject poverty. >> tucker: no toilet paper eating zoo animals, not going well. recently spoke to an opposition leader who fled the country to escape being killed by the government of nicolas maduro. here is part our conversation. >> when you hear young democrats identify themselves as socialists, what is your response? >> well, i'm shocked. you know? my experience in venezuela has meant losing millions of jobs in the name of the poor people. but at the end, it has been to abolish freedom, to abolish progress, to violate human rights, all in the name of socialism. for me, there is no reason why some people can back up and support this kind of idea right now, the war, trade, democracy, human rights. >> tucker: we know under socialism the rich get poor, but the promise is that the poor get much richer. is that true? >> on the contrary. venezuela is one