they keep moving from one, dennis group to the other. we've been able to tabulate, and then give a guideline to our feel units, and they are now going for target operations. but marcus on highest court is not convinced the strategy to hold talks is well thought out. it's already something prime minister him wrong hon and the judge has asked him quote, are we going to surrender once again? he was told you brought those guilty to the negotiating table, all the group individuals. and you know, the groups that have to surrender before any box can see the government maintains the pocket time you thought about have safe havens across the border in earnest on the latest, the slide was brokered by the off gone tyler bond, which used its influence with the pockets timing, thought the bomb mobile push a school with the sand to seek of the other. we are acting as an intermediary and we can only try. we will continue to do it so that the talk should reach to a fruitful end in between the 2 brothers or eg foods autonomy as the murky talks that under w

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i'm by other groups. but on the other hand, some people do have great reservations about gun to military entering congo not for the 1st time. how unusual is the cross border aspect of this when it comes to the relationship between the 2 countries? malcolm, when it's not so unusual in so far as the 1990, but you got into a neighboring rwanda. that ministry to be active on and off in the congo, they invaded conger in $996.00. they've. they've made it again in 98, and they've been accused of both have been accused of backing on groups in eastern congress ever since to speak to a lot of congress. they say that the, the conflicts and the instability, anything congo is actually a lot of the time. it's about rolanda and you gotten there either collaborate single fighting each other to control resources in east in congo gold, mine timber and other other not to mozilla, which are abundant. they're calling the only government actually still trying to chase $14000000000.00 from reparations of reparations from uganda for it

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one group has to go in and estimate the annual revenue of every foodcourt attendant. i send the engineers and i get all of these that have a business idea but really have never been in business and they are mainly men. i send them to compare the cosmetics department at macy's, pennies and nordstrom because they never stepped foot in the cosmetics department's or compae the p lighting or the flooring s a retailer i know those are critically important but most customers never look at them. it's like the stage for a play when you are putting on a great retail stores with the powers of observation and everywhere i've gonehe 45 countries probably 2 million digital pictures i've taken that he goes, i have three video channels, time-lapse all over the world. i'm always just watching, sitting there and people watching cafÉs and airports and train stations, on the street how are they walking, how fast are they walking, what kind of phone are they using, are they in families, how do they treat their kids and as a retailer i always say it is applied social science, so i studied

and they try to take on this group . and then the idea who typically responds by massacring unprotected civilians in the villages that's been going on for about 7 years around the town of benny. more recently towards the north as well in to re providence and they've been 100 death, possibly thousands in the last few years because of these brutal attacks targeting civilians. would you speak people who are observing this conflict? we're very much to campus. there's one that emphasizes these international connection to i s say to sure, bob, in somalia, there have been some reports. rumors have connections to the group by the same name, but not, not necessarily connected in northern mozambique, also called house about so on the one hand, some people are saying that these links are very significant other analysts to saying that actually it's more important or better still understand this conflict to the focus on the local, commercial and political interest in the abs. and he does have substantial interest in that part of the c

they keep moving from one dennis group to the other. we've been able to double it and then give guideline to our field units, and they are now going for target operations. but budgets on highest court is not convinced the strategy to hold talks is well thought out. it's already someone prime minister, him wrong hon. and the judge of asked him quote, are we going to surrender once again? he was told you those guilty to the negotiating table, all the group individual. and you know, the groups that have to surrender before any rock and the government maintains, if i could find you thought of on have safe havens across the border in earnest. on the latest, the slide was brokered by the gun taliban, which used its influence with pakistan. he thought of on mobile, cush, cool look with the sun seek of the other. we are acting as an intermediary and we can only try. we will continue to do it so that the talk should reach to a fruitful end in between the 2 brothers or eg foods. tommy, as the murky talks that are under way, shall hon. shows us the

like, thousands i guess and on the other hand when a group anybody ever met with them. and i can't say it nicely, a lot of people in the record business are liars and cheats . i've been blessed to be in the book publishing business and retailing where i found extremely high level of honesty and integrity so it's a shock to me whenever you get all these people lying to each other left and right but it's fascinating and the man i wrote up with, this study is interesting how he lived his whole life and he was the greatest man i mean, eric clapton and all these guys cried at his funeral and mick jagger as he was such a force in the music industry. >> i don't know if you're aware of this but you seem to use a lot of quotations in your writing, is that purposeful ? >> a lot of what? >> a lot of quotations. >>. >> i've been writing all my life thanks to the great madison heights high school. ms. simmons and then university of chicago, i've been working on wall street where i had an english teacher as a senior analyst who taught me a lot about retailing or more. i think you jus

the on group is based on eastern congo and has said to have links to i, phil uganda, blaine's of a 3 bomb attacks and it's capital can parlor earlier this month. well, ugandan troops entered the d. r. c at the nobility crossing that's in north cuba state. it's also a forested area, which makes it difficult to get through. and here that the adf has its hide outs and hidden bases. or let's bring in malcolm web, he is following developments for us from the canyon capital nairobi. now hm. first, those air strikes and now troops can you talk us through the scale of the operation . missy will milky sources told us in recent weeks that would be to build up about 3000 you gotten in troops near the border, at least in congress, preparing for this operation, midnight side of commented on the number of troops that are actually involved. now, tuesday afternoon, you saw video soldiers entering on foot just in the last few hours we seen video of military vehicles heading into the congo as well. but with regard to the scale, we don't know any more than that. but we do know a bit about how the adf h

like if you have an opinion from a court, a court that you control in a jurisdiction where you have on groups and then you can run the elections, lawrence stuff that was passed by decree, potentially even by fax or by email libyan that never saw a day where the election law was passed by parliamentary votes. so it's broken the rules. a supreme court could come out in the next 24 hours. come on the next 3 weeks come out after the election and rule that the elections law that we're basing this on is manageable. that if the legal that has been and the supreme court suffering is not the thing and is not in session, the lower court where appeals are being submitted or in session. it's so confusing that even analysts like myself struggling to try to understand what the structures are for the legal mandate for this is and then you have other external issues. you still have mastery that have been deployed, that have not withdrawn. i think it's all of those things that are coming together . that means that this situation is where the, i'm predictable, the military situation, given that there are so ma

on saturday evening, a group of coal _ through what's happened. tern indian state of nagaland which borders myanmar, and the army says it was acting on a specific intelligence input and they asked of them to stop, but they did not stop till they opened fire. they later realised there were six civilians killed in the incident. that resulted in the further loss of blood 108 of 13 civilians —— loss of life. they ordered an inquiry in this incident will be investigated. the indian government is also expressing their shock at the same time and ordered an investigation. fresh violence has erupted on sunday because many villagers were still angry and attacked army camps in the district. two more civilians were reported killed. the government has imposed restrictions in the district to prevent further violence, but it also shows the challenges faced by the indian security forces as they deal with the many insurgent groups in the northeast of india. yes. in the northeast of india. yes, because the — in the northeast of india. yes, because the army's _ in th

to combat on groups linked to iso and arcadia, they often attack french convoys carrying with cognizance missions and supply runs as well as the local african forces, which support francis campaign. the local forces have suffered most of their losses in those attacks. ah, well, let's bring in our gas jet her long as the senior research fellow at the global policy institute, and he joins us from san melo in france. and from casablanca, in morocco is adama gay. he's a political common faces specializing in the hell and west africa. first the, let's talk to us or tim tory, he's a member of the coalition of the african patriots of mccain. affonso and he joins us now on the line for me was good to go. good to have you with those asset t, and sorry, i understand that you're protesting the french presence in the saw how region just explained to us why. why are you protesting against frances military presence in burkina faso evolve, evolve. let me come back in and be in decide this as a fact was that that fits in. busy but it's not possible it's. busy just been that it's. busy not about it, not

groups, lower burden, manly reports. these fighters from the current national defense organization or k n d o. it's one of 2 ethnic fighting groups operating on the border between thailand, amanda, and for the past week, it's been involved in fierce fighting with government forces. made a general notable near it's leading his units on patrol near the current state, help post to strengthening unified local forces. i think the main reason they're dropping bombs at night is to terrorize the people and also to encourage or to encourage their troops by saying ok we, we, we're behind new right now. we're trying to talk with all the current on group to unify themselves and to fight against the the worst enemies that we're, that we're facing right now. who know who? many scientists thought here the k into had quarters. it's early morning in this remote village. you recruits a quote out for vocal and this tiny arrive just days ago along with fighters from the korean national union or k and you that's off. they fled military air rates in the nearby town of lake who. oliver mcgregor wrote an elderly hole in front

so the, the one group is leaving the country. the other group are further radicalized in 2 into a polarized ideology and into violence where we speak about radicalization. i speak about a radicalization into ideology and violet and but this immigration is one part. it's a central element. why? because the distancing the distant thing to the former system, the distance seeing 2 o 2, the former networks. so the distance to traditional and majority norms, androids is one of the most relevant elements in this radicalization and it's growing every we saw in the last week we saw around 50000 people in germany, in the streets. we have over 33000 right. wingers who count themself among them. we have network of corona deniers. studies by by the university of vienna and edinburgh estimate that nearly 9 percent of the population of germany belong to the student. and it's a very heterogeneous group. and the distance is the central element. not too long ago, in fact, we saw a torchlight marching from the house of the health minister in saxony

that results, i'm lucky to be respected and all of those on groups that should have been unified during the peace process 18 months ago and ballon yet to unify. so it looks like we've got a situation that is volatile. the factions onto the tea? no, we respect the election results. it's a conflict for me at basic basic arithmetic for the un that is not absent and void and none of the wheel. there's no one that's immediate. it's it looks like a disaster. it's a slow. it's like watching a tragedy unfolded slow motion. we'll have to leave it there. thank you so much, honest, kemati forsaking to us from rome. uganda is increasing its deployment of troops in the neighboring democratic republic of congo to fight an armed group called the allied democratic forces. uganda blamed the adf for 3 suicide bombings in its capital. last month. the government spokesman has whole dodges 0, but special forces from both countries are conducting the joint military operation . patrick we, i also said the d r c. government has and so you can to local communities in an attempt to gain their support for this op

groups or fear them. i remember when we first went into the war near iraq, some said it was a clash of one religious group against another. there was a person appointed by trump who says he thinks that the koran and his lot -- koran and islamic faith -- quaran is at odds of the constitution. i think we are not learning how to deal with us getting angry and we need to cope with them. host: one more call, tom in el paso texas. republican line. caller: this whole debate about covid-19 is really over emergency use authorization. that is the government's planning go and that is why we will continue to have variants that will come along, so they can continue to induce fear into the american people. you can prove this by taking a look at the approach we have really gone about with regard to try to reduce infection rates. they are constantly testing people for covid-19 when we should be being tested for immunity, for t cells. this way we can know who has natural immunity or even has immunity from the so-called vaccine. the other thing is you know this too because they have done everything they can to block therap

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on. advocacy groups are calling on world leaders reach a peace deal.ormer ambassador to the un coming up next. ♪♪ blood he civil war raging in ethiopia for a year leaving nine and ten people reportedly meeting humanitarian aid. united nations voted yesterday to launch international rights investigation as previous attempts failed to halt the fighting between rebels and government forces. >> it's continued with ongoing fighting. our office continues to receive report of abuses by all parties. arthel: ethiopia's former ambassador to the united nations. thank you for joining us. ethiopia tv reporting breaking news this morning 5:45 a.m. eastern time, 1:45 p.m. ethiopia. several times have been liberated from terrorist group, can you expound on this? is this true? >> thank you for having me. that's not true, the government continues. what has happened is the forces have repositioned themselves, there was no retreat, just simply propaganda the government misleads. arthel: i may come back to that but let me get to this, yesterday un human rights council twee

one group living south of the seneca river and another hundreds of kilometers away to the north. for the reason why we call we are collecting the sample is to do some genetic analyses to find out, well, how related the glass of able to doors, fans hard of the cassandra, the crockery where go to less, it's very significant. and it, it is, even these analyses are finally, you know, finally come to a conclusion. we might realize that in come around yourself having tools hops, dishes of glory, love we might be having a 3rd. one able forest in southwest and cameron covers an area of almost 1500 square kilometers and borders are nigeria. it is part of a large rain forest region, the 2nd largest world wide of to the amazon in brazil, to protect the rain forest in the future. the project aims to include the residence of the more than 40 villages surrounding the forest. the 3 villages taking part in the project so far all have a gorilla guardians come to enable the residence to feed their families without having to resort to poaching. they can joined the local club. here they get help to

from now on is what they called no man's land because not the government . and also, no specific rebel group controls this area that makes it also quite dangerous. the right behind me, this is our way at norman's land begins and lessons were also had quieting happens on a regular basis. we are on foot. the beauty of the landscape can not distract from the constant fear of kidnap are being caught up and fighting . as soon as we get close, the rebel militia sends an escort to take us to their base. one of them is mamma for either. she joined the militia almost 20 years ago. after another armed group attacked her village, the man killed her parents with machetes. 6 of them raped her. she was just 15. she'd already been married. the same group had killed her husband earlier. my shaylin shim damage, ag amish, i felt defeated my own, my life had defeated me the nearby. i saw what they had done to me well and how they killed my family in around. i couldn't continue my life. leggett had been mis physician, really. so i decided to become a fighter and drive them out while was at the waffle was given

the on group is based in eastern congo and has pledged allegiance, ty, so the u. s. and tyler bond concluded 2 days of meetings here and quarter where they discussed the humanitarian crisis in afghanistan. the taliban has asked the us to unfreeze assets and remove sanctions. us is calling on the taliban to ensure the rights of afghans and form an inclusive government. the united nations says more than half of all afghans are suffering from acute food shortages. this winter, a sudanese security forces have used to gas against thousands of pro democracy demonstrators rallying and cartoon protest as continue to demand a full transition to civilian rule. videos emerge, showing police writing a hospital in khartoum and arresting an activist seeking medical attention. the red cross responded to the right saying hospitals should be protected. hundreds of people in the libyan capital protested upcoming presidential elections. they calling for them to be postponed until a constitutional referendum takes place. first round of voting is set for december 24th. the u. s. has offi

on both sides of this frontier. ah, uganda is deploying soldiers across the border into democratic republic of congo as it battles an armed group. it follows air strikes against the allied democratic forces on tuesday as part of a joint operation with the congolese army the on group is based in eastern congo at the said to have links to iso, uganda blames it's for 3 bomb attacks and that's capital can parlor earlier this month, uganda troops entered d, r. c, at the nobility crossing and north kiva state. it is a forested area, which makes it difficult to get through its here. the adf has its high doubts and hidden bases. let's bring a malcolm web. who's following that story for us out of the bureau in nairobi, malcolm to get the sense in the region that both sides can sustain what they've been doing so far. will it any just started on tuesday and we don't know how long this is going to go on, but certainly what we do know about the abs is that when military of attacks before tend to hide in those forests and then ambush them, it's been really quite bloody before, when we call the army, i've tried to go off to them as well as un

it's not meant to be for one group, one person or one thing. that's the beauty of art in order for someone to feel and express themselves the way they feel to honor those who honored them in whatever capacity it may be whether it's an officer a brother or sister, can be from any capacity. as long as its responses. >> thank you. >> a great conversation and there are couple of things i wanted to say as things change over time. the first trees we planted at the memorial and some of the family member said don't make 184 trees because was the one true representing my loved one will die. it was not to make it representing that the first tree i planted where -- and those trees did not do very well at all to of those trees needed to be under canopy. it's essentially next to the pentagon so those tides and we ended up putting in maple and those a flare so it's interesting to see now how the plant life in the vegetation has made it a very special place it's next to the pentagon and a major thoroughfare and a lot of times i go in there and you lose yourse

uganda and democratic republic of congo are joining forces to fight one of the most lethal armed groupscongo. ugandan soldiers have crossed into the drc to take on the allied democratic forces, also known as the adf. the offense began with airstrikes on tuesday. the group is blamed for violence that has led to hundreds being killed and thousands forced from their homes. with many taking refuge in neighboring countries. the violence is not just limited to congo. uganda says the adf is responsible for several attacks on its soil including three suicide bombings in camp all the last month. not everyone supports this mission. some in the democratic republic of congo don't trust uganda. they accuse camp allah and rwanda of crating instability in their country. this is the area in eastern democratic republic of congo where much of the violence is taking place. the provinces have been under a state of siege since may. it is a forest area that is difficult to get through. this is where the adf has its bases and hideouts. malcolm webb explains why this will be a difficult operation for governmen

ah, ah ah, is a military solution in west fence because the only we out on groups that continue to wage war despite years of french military operations, has their mission failed and hope instability these chief, this is inside story. ah, ah. hello and welcome see the program. i'm how am i doing this anger against france in west africa? what protests to say is the flawed relationship between french and forces and their african allies. 2 people were killed and others injured in the shower last month when protest is trying to block a military supply convoy of more than 100 vehicles on its way to molly, french and new. jerry and forces used force to break free from the hundreds of protesters. processed, organizes complained that local troops are under equipped centers, suffering disproportionate losses compared to their french allies, infrequent attacks my arms groups protested. those groups are often linked to iso and arcadia. to continue to operate despite years of french military operations center. this is the 3rd roadblock. we've crossed the since look angry despite repeated requests to

i told one group, it is not the big 10, but it is pretty good. this is today's left. underscores why it is so important. their attacks on the first amendment, coupled with their ability to weaponize the government against us is the most frightening of all. the best example is what they're doing to moms and dads. september 29, national school board association writes a present -- writes a letter to the president of the united states asking the president to involve the counterterrorism division against parents. two days later, she gets a plum appointment to a board at the department of education. three days later, the head of counterterrorism at the fbi has had a discussion with the department of justice on how to implement with the school board association asked the administration to do. five days later, the attorney general of the united states issues a memo doing with the left-wing political organization asked for. when have you ever seen the federal government move that fast? never happened. this is scary. i would argue, this didn't start with the school board assoc

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energy . uganda sending troops across the border into democratic republic of congo as the battles and on group itself. the air strikes on tuesday against the allied democratic forces, part of a joint operation with the congo lee's army, nato's threatening russia with economic sanctions. if a uses force against ukraine concerns over the military build up of the board of dominate to discussions in latvia as cap to reagan, at least 3 tal mom band members have been killed at iran's border with afghanistan . several iranian border guards were also injured. iranian media reporting the violence escalated after the taliban. open fire on iranian farmers. those are the headlines with back with more after witness the listening post cuts through the noise. we're talking about competing now. but seeing monday, tools being used to perpetuate those competing narrative separating spin from fuck all 3 versions of the story and some elements of the truth. but the full story of the names and culture. unpacking the stories you're being told, it's not a science story at all. it's a story about politics, the listen

military have faced increased opposition from peaceful civilian protest is on the streets and increasingly from armed and search and groups like this one. the corona nationalities, defense falls despite the harsh conditions in the jungle training camps. and the threat of attack from the military. these new recruits felt they had little choice with other than, oh nina, we never expected this revolution would happen. at 1st, we were protesting peacefully law, but he didn't work and we never thought we would be in the jungle fighting against demetria, but it is what we have to face yet as the atrocities mount up, the protest continue. this flash mob hit the streets of young gun as news at the sentencing of anson, so cheat a 2 years in jail, was released. she liked the other democratically elected leaders of mamma may now be locked up, but a younger generations. taking up the fight against military rule. tony cheng alto sir, ah, and when, as of this, he has nobel peace prize calling for better protection for john lesson, the face of authoritarian governments. journalist maria ross are from the philippines and dmitri marital f